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The Huron Expositor, 1987-11-25, Page 24Walton annual sport club meeting tonight Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887.6677 The Walton Area Sports Club held its November meeting at the home of Ernie and Annette Levvington.-It was discussed tickets -- will be on sale for a 4 -wheeler to be drawn at the Poker Rally, February 7 and ball registration fees will be higher next year. , The next meeting is today, December 2 at 8 p.m. at the Walton Library. This is the an- nual meeting, anyone in the community is urged to attend. VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Allan Campbell, Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, Seaforth / and Evelyn Holt, Wingham were dinner guests Tuesday of last week with Ruth Thamer. Mary Humphries spent a few days this - -past-week vvith-Mn-and-Mrs-.-George-Kruse- — and baby son at Bayfield. EUCHRE HELD • Thursday euchre sponsored by the Walton SOMMISHIMISISHIs THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 2, 1987 — 5A Advertising can save shopping time. !..:K-',,;',',::' v. 440,7: -, - `,, , ' •, ,,,,,,i'4,-,,, '''''''''''' , 4. - ,.. ' 4 ' 4i;•F' ' . ,ii/ : , 4 40411P for9P f ,..'. THE CATHOLIC WOMENS LEAGUE held a bazaar at St. James Separate School on . . Saturday. Nicole Monroe took part in the penny sale, trying to win the draw for a stuffed rabbit. There was also a tea room, several tables with baking; sewing, knitting and can- dy, and draws for $100, $75 and $50. Corbett photo. CANADIAN ADVERTISING FOUNDATION McMaster Siemon INSURANCE A BROKERS INC. Auto • Home * Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON C0::M48E8RCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. tario Rd., Call Collect 68 On MITCHELL, Ont. , Bus. 348.8150 348.0817 Awk)g tif f), , „ae,A7107e.4eiW wirt, ,,,*#a/mArfra,/ /Aim* ) ,,rofk„, -0; stc e Sliced en STEWING on SIDE BACON LB. 2.uu BEEF LB. 1110U NII-eatelioin-tliittlite- presented . Women's Institute had six tables in play. . • Prizes were awarded to the winners by Mar- jory Humphries. Margery Huether and • MakineMarks assisted with lunch. The next euchre will he held December 17 at 8 p:m. CHURCH NEWS' • • • The Sunday morning service at Duff's United Church was the charge of Rev. Bon- - nie Lamble. • ' Communion was served by Ray Huether, • Graeme Craig, Barry Hoegy, Lavern • Godkin, Ken McDonald and Viola Kirkby. In the coming events given out were the U.C.W. special meeting • this Wednesday with a potluck meal at 6 p.m. All forkier Members are welcome. On December 6 . there will be a Beard meeting at Ron and . Betty McCallum's home. Next Sunday is • White Gift Service and Sunday, December 13 is the Sunday School Concert at 2 p.m. Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 • Clare Veitch and daughter Janet presented a beautiful needlepoint picture to nox Church, Cranbrook, in loving memory Jean Veitch at the morning service on lrBber. 22. Mrs. Leslie Knight, Mrs. Jim Hart, Mrs. Bob Locking, Mrs, John Vanass and Mrs. Jack Clark attended an Institute workshop on the new handbook in Fordwich on Mon- day. It was a very. informative and en- joyable meeting. Mr. and Mrsjlac McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacklin, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley at- tended the Western Ontario Provincial Canada Post m Canada Post wants toremind its customers that time is quickly running out if they want to make sure their cards, parcels and letters arrive before Christmas. DECEMBER 1 - Airmail packets and parcels to the United Kingdon, the Irish Republic, France, West Germany, Holland, ailing deadlin Switzerland, Sweden, Japan, Hong Kong and all Canadian Forces Post Office worldwide. Also, cards and letters sent by air to Australia, New Zealand, the Phillippines and all other countries in Europe, Asia, the South Pacific, Africa, South America and IRVIN W. LEONHARDT Irvin William Leonhardt, formerly • of Brodhagen, died Thursday, November 26, 1987 at his London residence. He was 77. Born in Logan Township on July 3, 1910, Mr. Leonhardt Was a son of the late George Leonhardt and the former Christena Heckman.. On September 27, 1952 he was married to the former J. Margaret Hannon. Following their marriage the couple resided 13 Brohagen until November 1986. Mr. Leonhardt was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. Mr. Leonhardt is survived by his wife, the former J. Margaret Hannon and daughter Donna (Mrs.. Ron Thompson) of RR 2 Thorndale. Also surviving are a brother Carl Leonhardt of Seaforth, a sisterIrene Eisler of Mitchell and grandchildren Kurtis, Philip and Samantha Thompson. Mr. Leonhardt was predeceased by three brothers and one sister. Friends were received at the Lockhart Funeral Home in Mitchell and a funeral ser- vice was held on Saturday at 2 p.m. with the Reverend Arthur Horst officiating. Inter- ment in St. Peter's Lutherri Cemetery, Brodhagen. Expressions of sympathy were shown through floral tributes and memorial dona- tions to the Huron Perth Lung Association, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Canadian Cancer SoCiety, St. Peter's Church lin, provement Fund, Grace Lutheran Building Fund, First Lutheran Memorial Fund and Gideon Bibles. ALFRED EDGAR CUDMORE Alfred Edgar Cutimore of RIt 1 Hensall, died Wednesday, November 25, 1987 at University Hospital, London. He was 82. Mr. Cudmore was a life member of the South Huron Gideon and on the board of Youth for Christ and Women A 0lOw. He is survived by his wife, the former Muriel Keyes, daughter Marjorie Mac- Donald of Brampton and daughte.r-M-1Etw Mary Cassel of RR 1 Woodham. Also surviving are seven grandchildren; five great grandcluldren; and brothers Mer- vin Cudmore of Exeter and Harold Cuchitore of tisborne Twp. He was predeceased by his son Alvin in 1974 and a brother Gordon. Friends called at the T. Harry Hoffman and Sons Funeral Horne, Dashwood and a funeral service and committal was held Saturday at the Zurich Mennonite Church, with the Reverend Clayton. Kuepfer Of - Relating: Interment later in Exeter. As expressions of sympathy memorial •denatioria May be Made to the Gideons. THOVIAS' RUSSELL COLEMAN Thomas Russell Coleinar. i died Sunday, November 22; 1087, at the Seaforth Cornrilm- tly_Hospittd. He was 91, Both 13 Stanley TOwnship on July 9, 1896 Mt, Cole' was a son of the late Thomet Coleman arid the tether Mary Agnes Trivet. On June 20, 1022 he Married the fernier Ethel Smith, who survives him. Abe surviving are two daughter, tiotethy and her husband Ernest Talbot of RR 2 Kip - pen, Hazel and her husband George Hildebrand of Seaforth, one son Emerson nd lila Wife Audrey Cote:than- ef Exeter; nine grandchildren and 19 great grandeitildrert. Mr. C.4110.111811 was predeceased by font Slaters and one brether. A funeral service was held Wednesday, November -25 at the Ball and Falconer "Bet Funeral. Chripei" Seaforth. Interment Maitland Hank Cemetery. The Reverend Cheryl Mm Stade.lbagetssoupa officiated. Pallbearers were Paul gettles, Beverly COlerriair, Robert COlerhati, Douglas • Hildebrand, Stephen Hildebrand arid Rilesell Talbot. Flower bearers were Brian Wilson and Richard Wood. OBITUARIES1 As.sembly of the Canadian Foresters, held at Wallaceburg on November 20-21. On Sunday morning about 60 of the Foresters attended the church service at Corunna where Rev. Stanley McDonald is the minister. About 200 Foresters attended the banquet on Saturday evening in the Oak Inn at which time Jack Conley was named Forester of the year for Western Ontario. $6,140 was donated to Cancer Research, $2,000 to Diabetic Research, $2000 to Aldheimers Disease, and $3600 to Canadian Foresters Games for the Physically Disabled., It was a very suc- cessful assembly. The Community Centre has been a busy spot. The Knight families had an early Christmas on ,November 21 and the Terp- stras are celebrating theirs on Sunday, November 29. The Canadian Foresters hosted a family dance on Friday evening with music supplied by Tiffin's orchestra. es looming JOHN EDWARD TURNER John Edward. Turner, of Huronview and formerly of Tuckersmith Township, died in Clinton Public Hospital on November 28. He was ;.; years old. Mr. Turner was born on September 17, 1899 to the late George Nelson and Emma .Caroline (Shipley) Turner. On August 31, 1927 he married the late Pearl Irene Crich. Following their marriage, the Turners farmed on the farm that Mr. Turner was raised on, and he lived there until moving to Huronview 13 1984. He was a member of Ontario Street United Church and was a former member of Turner's Church as well as being the treasurer and caretaker of the church for many years until it closed. At that time, he joined the Ontario Street United Church. Mr. Turner is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Reg T. (Helen) Lawson of Londesboro and one son, George and his wife Nancy of RR4 Seaforth. He is also survived by four grandchildren, John and Elizabeth Lawson and Barry and Bonnie Turner. Mr. Turner was predeceased by one granddaughter, Linda Tumor; two. sisters, Hattie Turner and Mrs. Fre (I (Mary) Elliott; and one brother, Harold Turner. A funeral and committal service was held on December 1 at Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton, with Rev. David Woodall officiating, assisted by Rev. David Snihur. interment in Clinton Cernetery. Boy Scout CHRISTMAS TREES AT SEAFORTH TEXACO Please Help Support Scouting In Seaforth the Caribbean. DECEMBER 4 - Cards and letters (by air) to the United Ithigdom, the Irish Republic, France, West Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Sweden, Japan, Hong Kong and all Canadian Forces Post Offices. DECEMBER 7 - Fourth class items (packages and parcels) sent to out-of-town destinations in Canada and the United States. ' DECEMBER 11 - First class items (parcels, packages, letters and cards) going out-of-town to destinations in Canada and the United States. DECEMBER 15 - Fourth class items sent to in -town addresses. ' DECEMBER 16 - First class items (cards and letters) sent to in -town addresses. Note: A special 31 cent rate is available .for all cards going to destinations in Canada. Cards are available at stationery stores in specially marked boxes bearing the 'Greet More' symbol. Precoded stamps forthese envelopes can be purchased in booklets. of ten at all postal outlets. Regular domestic rate for letters is 36 cents and 42 cents for cards and letters to the U.S.A. Alachlor use to be restored The Alachlor Review Board has com- pleted its study otthe widely -used herbicide. Although the board recognizes there may be some potential risk involved, it has recommended the registration of alachlor be restored. The board's recommendations will be ex- amined in detail before any decision on the' herbicide continued use is made, said Agriculture Minister John Wise, Alachlor, sold in Canada under the trade name Lasso for 16 years, was banned 13 1985 after tests suggested a link to cancer in laboratory animals. It is used to control weeds in corn and soybean crop. The five -member review board was set up in the fall of 1985 after the manufacturer, Monsanto Canada, appealed the ban. 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