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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-09, Page 5THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER lin Correspondent Gordon. Pringle, Stratford, in MES. HERMAN iniemorY of Mrs,:Dieol Who,. MRNHARDT died: 10 ,years itgci Octehot,' 41$440:' • , 'Pastor John Arbuckle. ' .1t4rd., ait4, Mrs. atiatiO$ ..04001.; will conduct the ,scriei15'itti'aod Mi Mrs. Thanksgiving worship, ser-. . Ken ,Elligson attended the viee'„',$.titiday•Inorning picOrgb.tngtTiOali, wood*Oc' ber 12"411 on 'Saturday and visited with Peter's ' 'Lutheran Church, Mr; and Mrs, ,ItichardLeeir-, Bretihagen;, harclij,etgio, gn:1131:0.- ksOcdtS of fiowers itt ItiocOy'Orove•soncf chancel at.; St. Peter's 'and • eMrs. Gary ' drove, • tittii,:hi4',,,Ohnteh at the Ottawa, , Was 'baptized at the - (10'404164worship ser- Meriting; Setviee Art, vice kWerelMiti,thetimeralot.,40teei, 'Luiljgrin Oitir0— "Thk--"t,'.--r,EifirLeiitiir04..' The •Brodliagen on Sunday. The funeral was coit.dtleto'd by 40isor s. were mr.'0..rictiVIrs., Pastor' 'Arthur Horst , Irtst Dan 'ElligiOn, RR1 Born-. • holni alone.With the parents: ... Tie two bronze potted, Io of Or talented. , chry Sadtheiiiitla, S. in the .peo,1e in BrOilhagen,. Rick there by Mulholland, Reg. Badley and ' Pattetililegel, Mitchell and Ted • Schipbein, Atughtef, •Mr. and Mrst,44were scen on channel 12 Cable TV, the evening of mission „event At St Peter's October, 2nd etitertaining Lutheran ; Church, ,Caint with ,Music Mid singing to bridge On Saturday. Relt, helpraise money On the Arthur Bauer, New York was „Tele-thotir the Terry FOX guest speaker; along with Cancer Fund.* sister Margaret Kreller and ' The sYmPathv. of the Eric Reble, o*InctunitY is extended to The tioon.,.iiincheon was Mr. and, Ross .Loon. typical of a Meal in India. hatch in ,,the sudden •passing „ AFFNOrnatelY 150 Pe°Ple of Mrs.' Ella',Leenhardt, attCni.anddPd:Mrs. Iviaptird Mrs. Janice FulfusS and m soit,Seoit'of,AR 3 Mildmay, 149e,O, and. fandly spent the, and Minnie LeOnhardt visit;. weekend in Montreal to visit •ed /with Marie Meyer on with their relatiVes, Mr. and Frido. , Goedyea . • • ,Mr. and Mrs. Ross"Bode Pastor Arthur Horst, Mt.' RRS , .Mitchell visited with and Mrs. Harold Rock, Carol Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode, ..Alee, and Dorothy Elligsen, Eric and Howard on Saturday attended- the mini Giobal evening. • We're conipietely renovated to serve you better forall your decorating needs KEN! PAINTS • WINDOW SHADES • WALLCOVERINGS • CARPETS • HILDEBRA Paint P er interior 8 Exterior Decorators - 15 Main St. 527-1880 'el A WELCOMED COPFEE—Ralii and cool temperatures Saturday were not the best conditions. fora flower aid bake sale, but that didn't stop the First pubfln Brownies and Guides from holding subt an event, with the help of Joan Daynard of Staffa, and many others. (Photo by Ellis) Perth.says- no to busing by Getty litackwell Residents of Queensland subdivision in Stratfprd may have lost a little faith in the Time has run out. • Final Sales days in progress QUITTING BUSINESS All stock 50 75 LAST CHANCE1 DON'T MISS 11. Hours 9-5:30 Mon: to Sot. - .,CIased Wednesdays IMMINIMI•m•••••••••••00... • .••00.AremilA•kigni democratic process. The residents' grouprep- resented by nada Kauf- man of 4 Egan Cycle, had asked the Perth County Board of Education three weeks ago to provide busing for their elementary school - aged children. The children have to walk just over a mile K o Hamlet School. Last week, the board re- jected by one vote a motion to grant the request. White the cosf of providing the busing would have been tninimal--there are already buses running ht the vicinity - some trustees felt it was important to stick to board policy and not set a prece- dent that might encourage ether parent groups to come forward with requests for busing. The board did resolve, at the suggestion of a superin- * tendint of business Leigh Anderson, to review its whole policy on providing transportation. The present policy states that if public transportation is availabte within a half mile of the child's residence, the board will not provide busing City buses do stop within a half ntileof the Queensland subdivision, Mr. Anderson pointed 6"t according to Mr. Anderson, the Education Act does not say the board must provide busing. It only says parents are not obliged to send their children to school in the event basing is, not provided. PREMENT-SETIING Trustee C.E. Dearing warned the borid before the vote wasjaken that to grant the Queensland request would be "a precedent set-, tin move." "This board will ire fa with all sorts of ttqjEts from othogmiiipst_ situ- ation is not ImOssible for these students. The city %is there. I'm not saying that's ideal, but it is there," he said. "I don't think," Mr.-De.ar- ing added, "that 'WC should deny them (the Queensland children) the opportunity of becoming the healthiest stip dents in the board!" Classified Ads pay dividends. A COOL FOREST—Standing behind theimlniature Jungle of house plants. on sale at the Dublin Brownies and Guides flower and bake sale Saturday are Joan;Stapleton _of_Dubliaandflebra-Renne of-Staffa. Thepair were among the many Interested people who helped the first Brownies _pack in :Dublin Stage the event. (Photo by Ellis) • Prank Melady joins father's firm Frank Melady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Melody of Bello River recently grad- uated from Funeral Service Education program of Hum- ber College. He is a graduate of St. Jean Baptiste School in Belle River and also of the Belle River District High School. He joins his father in the operation of Melady's Funeral Home in town. Mr. Melady is the nephew of Ted Melady of St. Columban. DUBLIN AND Disruicr mimic ' ASSOCIATION ' ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, . October 14 St. Patrick's School Gym 8 p.m. ' Dublin and District Atheletic Association Friday night BIASQ Wieners frOn't Oct, 3 are P. Lee, P. Lee, C, Mcriensidtd Mt Special - M. Melady, Mrs. S. Watson, J. linnHern, P. Lee, o. Betties. Special, L. Brow; Mrs. .flieeb, Mrs. Lochney, N. Porter, P. Lee, P,Dill, - Mrs. E. Neal; Special, Mrs„ • Wolfcainet MrsTE;Neeht N. Porter, C. McDonald., Doer Prize - Ed Neel), Jackpot - Ed Neeb, -- Neat week's bingo wilfbe held • In St, Patrieks Community Sehool GM at 7:00 p.m. • Mrs. Jean Dill has returned to the Intenttive Care Unit. at Stratford Hospital. We wish he,r, speedy recovery. _ DvBLmN1J DISTRICT A ASSOCIATIO Every,Friday night St. pairmes school Gym, 8 WORRIED ABOUT SMOKING? The Huron -Perth Lung Association -end the . Canadian Cancer Society is going to hada SNIC!KINGWITHDRAWALCL.MIC The Wit meeting will be bile on Tuesday, October; 21 at 7:30 p.m: Tilt BOARD OifiCil o THII annouvusucl4OPITAL, SHIPUIT STRUT • The Clinic will operate for 4 weeks with 3 meetings the first weak; 2 the second week end each on the 3rd and 4th weeks. --tryou-argrintlaytiattot pteassiterriplete:- the- ' 'aced coupon "I'd moil It to the sidrstss shown., CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY P.O. BOX 1314 CLINTON, ONTARIO TIS. I WOULD SR unntsmioiN AITINDUTO . 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