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Correspondent
MRS, 11LEQNRARDT
345-2419
Decoration Day Service at
St., Peter's Lutheran Church„
Brodhagen will be held on,
Sunday, August 31, at 2:30
P. to•
Local area relatives attend-
ed the wedding of Lynn
Marlene Townsend, Tavis-
tock and Lyle Allarecht,
Woodstock, at Trinity Luther.
•
an Church, Sebastopol, on
Saturday at 2 p.m. and the
reception at Embro West
Zorro C emrnunity C entre.
, The flowers in the chancel
at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church Brodhagen, were
from the .funeral of Orland
Rohrer, whob funeral 'was
held last Tuesday. The sym-
pathy of the corrimunity is
extended to the bereaved
family.
1 mile east of Walton
Telephone - 887-9328
CUSTOM
KILLING
of BEEF & PORK
every Tuesday
Your Choice:
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freezer paper or polyfilm wrap
• We have available
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Correspondent
MRS. JOHN 345-2346',
TEMet01411
staff4 Women's Institute
members, their husbands,
• and friends attended the
• musiesti "Annie Get Y.opr,
Gun" Wednesday,evening at.
the Huron C9047. Play-
,house,,:Grand Bend. The ,
evening was arranged by
sMrs.to
.- Dcabiarinsri
es;pacre$.1as and
iyu
Richard Templeman host, ,*
ed the August meeting of the•
Mitchell West Dairy Club on
Thursday evening.
Janice Vivian, Anne jeffer
son and Barb Terneleman
Arrived home Friday from
Roa.Accorti, Alberta.
Mary ;Jane Turnplernan
Pew to Edmonton, .Alberta
on Saturday where she. has
accepted .a transfer with the
Bank of Montreal.
Quite a mitriber from the.
coriurittniti
were guests at,
the Docking -McPhail wed-
ding ,in Hibbert United
Church on Saturday,
. Mr, Albert Visscher is in
Holland. visiting with friends
and relatives.
..11-.....,r9.01)-ggen.gn wee..
Is4r—BillArbuckle,Guelphr
visited with his grandmother
Mrs. Katie Querengesser,
over the weekend, and
reported that his father,
Pastor John Arbuckle,
Guelph, came home from the
hospital last week and is
irriproving favourably. Ste-
ven Ahrens holidayed with
his brother, Wayne, in
Sarnia.
Marilyn and Steven Ah-
rens also holidayed with their
sister, --Phyllis, Mr; -and -Mr-s7
Rob. Brady and Michael,
Lu can.
Elizabeth and Melanie Ah-
rens, Burlington, spent sev-
eral weeks with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mr. Wil-
fred Ahrens; Brodhagen.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to -Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Kells, Brod-
hagen, in the death of their
little niece, Heidi Marshall,
three years old.
Mr, andMrs. Rob Temple=
-. man, Carrah, _and Cain visit-
; postutday with Mr.'and Mrs,'
erth
The HOnavvillitn 1.1, '(8ill)
Jarvis (Perth - PC) and
lonisette Morissette of Ot,,
' tawa were married, Saturday,
Aug. 16, at lake Talon in
Northern Ontario,
The annamicernent of the
marriage was Made by Mr:
Jarvis' OttaWa office on
Monday morning.
. The bride worked for the
,
d House of Commons for 14
years, most recently as an
en
Mr -.--and Mts. Harvey
Ahrens and Steven attended
the 25th wedding anniver-
sary of Stewart and Helen
Anderson, Tavistock on
Sunday.
Jeffrey tuyl Kevin Leon-
harfilt, Embro, are holidaying
with their grandmother and
Earl this week, and anxiously
awaiting the Mitchell Fall
Fair this week -end.
DUBLIN
and area news
McKillop hacrots of visitors
Correspondent
MRS. ED. REGELE
527-1106
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ellis of
Mississauga spent a day last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Regele. Mrs. Ellis is tho
For Qtto Walker
former Ret S Thornton. a
. cousin of Mrs. Regele.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Hare, Angeline, Cattie and
Corey of Stratford and Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Hartman of
Brucefield with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold McCallum and Carl
on Sunday afternoon.
Larry and Marsha Nevers
have moved into their home
they purchased from Eric
• and Heather Tippelt.
Winthrop people at birthday
. Correspondent
MRS. MARG HU'LLEY
527-11156
Doug and Pam Campbell
spent a few days visiting
their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Hibbcrd in Han-
over.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hul-
ley, Debbie and David spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Currie. and Linda and
Remember/ It takes but a
moment to place an Ex-
positor Want Ad, Dial.
527-0240.
Joanne, of Dorchester.
Otto Walker celebrated his
77th birthday at the Currie
home.
All of his family were
there; Mr. and Mr. Alex
Walker, Kim. Michelle and
Jim; Kell Walker. Jack and
Caroline McGhee and their
children Judy and Jackie, of
London. Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Gardiner and children
Steven, Uri Jo and Leanne.
Also present were Mrs. Irene
Parker, Thelma Hayman of
Detroit. Donna Harris. 1,00:
TO OUR SEAFORD! CUSTOMERS:
RisIng costa d not enough turnover prohibits the continuation of our Seaforth
Branch.
It is estimated that over 60% of our customershop in our Clinton store as well. We
therefore feel that we can be of better service, carry a greater selection and offer lower
prices when we cut down on our overhead.
We shall continue to carry your favourite Dutch Cheese and meat products in Clinton'
and we hope to meet you there after.
Meanwhile our
GOUTOF 611
Sale
continues until Sept. 13
discount
on most of our yarns
Many gifts and grocery items are also drastically
reduced in price
Bargains galore at the
Dutch Store
28 Main St.
Seaforth
don, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Graves, St. Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob O'Neil and son
int
Mike., of rantford. Mrs,
Margaret, eil,„, Whitley,
Mr. a..rt M' . 'rant Erwin,
George and Caroline Erwin,
Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Ev.
Robinson, Kipp= and Alvin
Cornish, Exeter. •
flop Swa e a
Wingham.
Pte, Ritchie Caineron
THE HURON PXPOSITOR7AU UST 28,p11
d JUL the 2 R C.H.A. has returned weeks at home with his
•10 C,F.B. PetaW'aWa after parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
spending the, *last three Cameron of R.R. 2, staffs, •
administrative assistant, he.
fore beginning studies. last
year in honors languages at
the University of Ottawa, She
will resume her course of
studies next month..
This is Mr, JatiVs' second
marriage. In 1954 he married
Vivian Janette iiessel. The
• couple separated 51/2 years
ago. They have two children,
Elizabeth 24, and Richard 21:
Mr; Jaryis has represented
is remarries
Perth the House of
. 'Commons since 1972. He
was appointed Minister bf,
'State for 'Pederal-Provincial
relations in the Clark govern-
ment.. A 491ear-Old Strat-
ford lawyer, her presently
the „.energy critic in the..
Shadow Cabinet.
Mr.. Jarvis .succeeded
- Stratford accountant J. Wal-
do Monteith as Perth's rep-
resentative in Ottawa; Mr.
Monteithwas. Minister Of,
-Health in the Pieferibalter
Cabinet. '` • ; "
,As 'Minister of State for
,fedetaRmOneistgogiops;
Mr. Jarvis held a 'senior
position in the 'clerk Cabinet.
• He was one of 11 members
of Clerk's inter -Cabinet.
In 1979. he Was awarded ,
the thle of Queen's Counsel
by Ontario AttOiriey,Gbisigial
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