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The Huron Expositor, 1987-11-04, Page 5Staffa guest speakson New Gu i ne . greetings by handshaking followed by the Roberta closed the meeting with a poem Staffa Correspondent Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Thirteen "Choice" and everyone sang 0 Canada. MRS. JOHN TEM PLEM AN members and one visitor answered the roll Refreshments followed, served by Lillian' 345.2346. . call by displaying .something from another,' Douglas, Hazel Harburn, Roberta country. Templeman and the hostess Esther Smale. Mrs. John McDonald, Mitchell; was the Joyce read a poem on; being a volunteer. guest speaker at the International affairs Mrs. Verle Mahon gave some excellent hints PEOPLE meeting of the Staffa Women Institute on storage. Roberta Templeman presided Carrah Templeman was an overnight hosted by Esther Smale at her home on for the business portion when members guest of Melissa Dearing, Thursday. Wednesday evening, decided to donate ten gifts as door prizes for Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. IVlcDonald was most interesting tell- the 1988 plowing match. A notion was made Frank Elliott, were Mr. and Mrs. Durwood ing about her and her husband John going to to purchase handbooks for any members Elliott, Hamilton, Mr. Norval Elliott and Papua, New Guinea as volunteers through wishing one. • Agnes 'ache, Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne CUSO. While there they both taught, John Verle Mahon gave' a report on the recent Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Elliott, Staffa. agriculture -in -a -boys school and Donna---London-area-Convention held in St. Marys--Mn-and-Mrs. Jo Burns,--Mr.-and-Mrs: English English and Library studies in a Catholic and Doris Miller reported on the Perth . Lorne Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Frank school. County Fall Rally in Stratford. Elliott, Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Elliott Donna brought along many articles and Verle Mahon presented a gift to Joyce Vi- and Kyle and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Elliott, pictures of interest to everyone. She was.in= vian in recognition of her many years as a Mitchell, were all Sunday dinner guests of troduced and thanked by Joyce Vivian. 4-H leader. Debbie Renne is to receive.a gift Mr. and Mrs. Brian'. Elliott, Tyler and Joyce presided for the evening opening with for 'her many years as a 4-H leader too but Brianne, Mitchell, helping Tyler celebrate everyone participating in different ways of was unable to be present. his fourth birthday. ' Dublin host to two birthday celebrations Eckert of Mississauga, Joe and John Eckert . The Dublin community is pleased. to Dublin Correspondent and Debra of Kitchener. Stephen, Norah report Mary Ann Snowden and Mary Jane MRS. DON MACRAE and Tanya Eckert spent Saturday evening and David were not seriously injured in„the --345=2842•or345=2140'• -----with-Joe-and-Olga. accident last -week. — — — Friends and neighbors of Jerry Murray Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary, London visited , are very sorry to hear he had a fire in his with their mother, Millie Evans on the home on Saturday. Jerry was away when it weekend. • started and the house is badly smoke The sympathy of the community goes out damaged, to Joe and Hazel Dorsey on the passing of Anne Rowland is improving and was their brother Tom, last Tuesday. The home for the weekend from St. Joseph's funeral mass was held at St. Patrick's. Hospital, London. Friends and neighbors, in” Church, Dublin on Friday, and celebrated Dublin all wish her a speedy recovery. by Father J. Carrigan. Mrs. Hugh Benninger celebrated her•bir- thday on Sunday. Mrs. Benninger and Hugh were dinner guests at the RR 2 Dublin home of her daughter, Rose Ann and her husband Tom Simonsen and son Tommy.. Ben and Mary Lynn Benninger of Kitchener were also at the same home for "Mother's birthday". ' Olga Eckert was another Dublin resident celebrating a birthday on the weekend. With Olga and Joe on the weekend were members of their family; Reiny and Shirley Van Loon, Danny and Mike of Richmond Hill, Ann Hurley and Richard of Stratford, Ken and Helma Wright of Seaforth, Duncan and Judy Emm, Angie, Jenny and Tammy of Stratford, Jack and Nancy Storey and Sandra and Chris of Clinton, Barbara, Schleens visit with Swarts St. Columban Correspondent MRS: CEC ILIA RYAN 345-2028 Gary and Joanne Schleen of London visited on the weekend with Roy and Angeline Swart. Clarence and Cecilia Ryan visited on Sunday afternoon with Jim and Pat Sub- ject and children of Kitchener. Sympathy of the. community is extended to Joe and Hazel'Dorsey and relatives on the death last week of Joe's brother Tom Dorsey at the Mitchell Nursing Home. KIDS ON THE BLOCK - Students in the Grade 1-2 class at Seaforth Pubic School are learning how to relate to people with physical and?or mental handicaps, with the help of life -like puppets on loan from the Huron County Board 'of Education. All the puppets have handicaps of differing degrees. Here, substitute teacher Edith Taylor introduces David Brown, Roula Kiritsis and Julie Harris to a child who has poorer than average eyesight. Mcliwraith photo. Walton sports club holds final Bingo Walton Correspondent MRS. Bk rrYMeCAIL 887-6677 The Walton Area Sport Club's fifth and final Bingo was held in the Brussels Legion on Friday evening with a good attendance. The winners were for ;the first regular game of $20 was Stella Smith, second game went to Eileen Jorgensen, third game was split .with Bruce Shell and Norma Rose, fourth game was won by Norma Rose. The first special of $75 was won by Melva Fraser, fifth regular game was won by Eileen Jorgensen, sixth game went to Kay Risk, seventh game to Eileen Haggit and Marjorie Hartley, eighth game was split again with Bush wtuttard and Barry Blake. Second Special game of $75 was won by Donna Black, tonights admission ticket of $5 was won by Eileen Haggitt, last weeks ticket. of $10 was won by Joey Boyd.'The ninth regular game was won by Ross Dun- can, tenth game went to Jane Draper and Mary Dilworth, eleventh game was also split between Nella Blake and Paul Willie, twelfth game went to Helen Dobson. t Share -the -wealth draw of 53.75 was won by Donna Vander Woude. 50/50 draw' of $30.75 went to Pat Shaw. The thirteenth regualar game was won by Murray Lowe, the fourteenth went to Knox Church members attend Monkton service ('ranhmok Correspondent �tIts. MA(' ENG Et. 887-0645 Many from Knox Church, Cranbrook; at- tended the anniversary service. in Monkton Presbyterian Church on Sunday, October 25, and also the turkey supper on Tuesday. Rev. Steven Webb and Mrs. Stuart Steven- son attended the Hamilton -London Synod in 'Oak Ridge's Church, London, October 28-27. Members of Cranbrook Women's Mis- sionary Society who attended the Fall Rally in Goderich on Wednesday, October 28 were Mrs. Leslie Knight, Mrs. Wilfred Strickler and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson. Wendy Slemirtg, London, spent the Oc- tober 25 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and family. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Smith attended a Dadswell fainly meal at Renton Place, Palmerston, on October 25. Mrs. John Vanass and Mrs. Leslie Knight attended the Guelph Area Women's In- stitute Convention at Atwood, October 29 and 30. Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Smith, Joan and Wayne were in Harriston October 28, for the funeral of the late Mrs. Jack Dadswell. Anna Lee Smith, Cori and Andy, Milton, visited' her parents, Stuart and Mrs. Steven- son, on the weekend. EthelHudson and Isabel Hewitt, Listowel, were Friday visitors With • Jack and Mrs. Conley. Isabelle Craig. The Jack Pot of $150 was won by Marjorie Humphries. ATTEND AREA CONVENTION• Attending the 48th Annual Women's In- stitute Guelph Area Convention for Atwood last week from the Walton Branch were Mrs. Graeme Craig, Mrs. Harvey Craig, Margaret Shortreed, Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Ken McDonald, and Marjorie Hum- phries. The theme was "Stand up and speak out". The banquet was held Thursday even- ing with over 400 attending, celebrating the 90th Anniversary with lots of music and a fashion show. PLANNING FOR SUPPER The annual turkey supper is planned for this Wednesday evening at Duff's United OUR EXPANSION IS COMPLETE Construction and decorating are finished. Now, we're busy stocking shelves with lots of new gift ideas. Come in and browse! CQMl NG NEXT WEEK Display and Sale of Contemporary Water Colours by Elisabeth Barry Eaten LoFr 37 Main St. S. Seaforth Anne James Prop. 527-1830 Church. Ladies were busy on Tuesday preparing the vegetables, pies will be made along with all the ,other preparations, turkeys are cooked and ready when supper begins at 4:30 p.m. ' THE HURON, EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 4, 1987 — 5A WANTED IMMEDIATELY CHRISTMAS TREE ! ` 30' TALL OR SO FOR THE TOWN HALL We will come and get it, call the Town Office 527- 0160 or the P.U.C. 527-0530 RIB OR TENDERLOIN' END PORK ROAST 1_t3..1199 SHANK OR BUTT PORTION, FRESH HAM LB: I IVU CENTRE CUT ' LOIN PORK CHOPS LB.2.59 59 FROZEN SALMON C A STEAKSLa. V.lig STORE SLICED SIDE 2.69 BACON La. R SEE OUR SELECTION OF k EN SEAFOOD ITEMS A Cordial Invitation To An OPEN HOUSE. and CHRISTMAS BAZAAR and. TEA Saturday, November -28- - - 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:OO,p.m. Visit with Os -and savour the sights, the sounds, the aroma of Christmas on Saturday, November 28. Enjoy the delightful sounds of Christmas music presented by local musicians and browse throught the displays of.unique crafts. Join us in the pleasant surroundings of the restored and refurbished Old Public School — Maplewood Manor, for delicious Christmas cookies, treats and tea. And visit with the jolly fellow himself — Santa Claus. A delightful experience. A day to remember. MAPLEWOOD MANOR 13 Church St., Seaforth, 527-1440 •• EVERYONE . .1.". r ~; WELCOME Fran Hook, R.N. Administrator 50 VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED THE SEAFORTH.ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE - requires 25 MEN and 25 WOMEN who are willing • to volunteer a half day of their time for five days to assist with interviews and testing for the proposed new pant manufacturing company in Seaforth. TRAINING OF VOLUNTEERS To take place at the Seaforth & District Community Centres ._... MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th..... INTERVIEWS AND TESTING are to take place at the Seaforth & District Community Centres TUES., NOV. 10th thru FRI., NOV. 13th WE NEED YOUR HELP! Please cQII the Seaforth' Municipal Office by Friday, November 6th at 5217-0160` if you are able to assist us. Anyone who is interested in working in the -propos- ed factory who has not completed a labour survey form should go to the Seceforth & strict Communis- ty Centres between the hourt of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. between Tuesday, November 10 and Thursday, November 12.