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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-08-25, Page 12A4 — THE HURON EXPOSBTOR AUGUST 25, 1982 Family marks Cromarty man's 79th berth Correspondent MARC HULLEY 527-1856 Bob and Marg Hulley. Dan and Debbie spent Sunday in Dorchester when their dad Otto Walker of Cromarty celebrated his 14th birthday at the home of his daughter Hugh and Helen Currie and Joanne of Dorchester. Also DsOdh@g@W At or present ‘k ere Mr. and Mrs, Larry Gardiner and family. Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee aitd Roy and C'oleen. London, Mr. Ken Walker and Susan, London: Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sherrit, London, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nagle and Danny, Kitchener, Jackie McGhee, London, Ev and Sandra Rob- , inson and Becky Jo, Kippen, Mrs. Freda Boa, Hensall: Mr. , and Mrs. Bob Hulley, Hen- sall, Mr. and Mrs. Grant 1-rwin, George and Caroline, Putnam, Mrs. Bob Graves and family, St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hodgins, Mary Anne and Eddy, Toron- to, Mr. Gerald Cockwill, F:aeter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cockwill, Dashwood and Harry Statham. Parkhill. Correspondent MRS. HERMAN LEONHARDT 345-2419 Cemetery Decoration Day Service is to be held next Sunday, August 29th at 2:30 p.m. at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. The baskets of flowers in the chancel at the Sunday morning service were from the funeral of George, Gloor which was held on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode, Howard and Eric,• Janice Ahrens and Ron Wah- len of Scarborough attended the ordination on Sunday of their nephew and 'cousin David Bode, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bode of Kitch- ener at the Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Kitchener. David has accepted a call to Gast ine, Lutheran Church. near Windsor. Mr. Clayton Ahrens Eliza- beth and Melanie of Burling- ton arrived last Wednesday to visit with. the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Ahrens, returning home un Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leon- hardt and Kim attended the wedding on Saturday. Aug- ust 21st of Roger Roney. son of Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Raney, to Jane Puddicombe of Grimsby. Reception fol- lowed in the Holiday Inn, Burlington. Fred Kistner returned home from the Stratford General Hospital last Wed- nesday where he had under- gone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ahrens, Elizabeth, and Me• ti lanie. are flying to Calgary on Thursday to visit with Mrs. Ahren's niece. Mrs. Steve Murray is a patient in the Stratford Gen- eral Hospital following a heart attack, A miscellaneous shower was held on Tuesday evening for Miss Brenda Gilck, a bride-to-be of this month. in the Sunday school auditor- ium of St. Peter's Lutheran church. A number of games were enjoyed, after which Brenda opened her many gifts. She thanked her many relatives, friends and neigh- bours. Lunch was served by those arranging the shower: Barbara Scherbarth, Peggy Elligson, Carol Gilck, and Lynda Siemon. Staffa men sing at Missouri college Gordon Miller and Barry Mahon spent last week at St. Joseph, Missouri. where they attended Harmony College at the Missouri Western State College. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Par- sons. Delta. British Colum- bia, visited for a few days w ith relatives in the commun- ity, Mrs, John Miller and Shir- ley attended the Supreme Session of the International Order of Jobs Daughters in Saskatoon. Sask. last week. Shirley participated in the formal opening and attended the Royalty luncheon for the honoured Oucens, Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Dalton Smale attended the 85th anniversary dinner of the Federated Women's In• stitutc of Ontario at the Constellation Hotel. Toronto on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Temple- man. Carrah and Cain, visit• cd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ritz and girls, Kitchener. Ken Parsons is home from British Columbia visiting with his parents. Mr. 'and Mrs. Russell Parsons. Mrs. Henry Harburn is home after a stay in Univer- sity Hospital. Relatives and friends had a surprise party Friday evening honouring Mr. and Mrs. Art Smale on their 25th wedding anniversary•. The families of Mr. and Mrs. John Drake surprised them on Saturday with a party in the Family Life Centre celebrating their 40th wed- ding anniversary, They were presented with a money tree. Mr. Bert Daynard is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. John Jeffer- son and daughter. Sault Ste. Marie visited recently with relatives in the community. (INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK PUT A STOP TO THAT � DRIPPING TAP! Electricity is becoming more and more important to the well-being of Ontario, and we can't afford to waste it. Unfortunately, about one half of the electricity that comes into our homes to heat hot water is wasted. Following a few simple conservation concepts can help stop this waste and save you money,,-, Conservation is easy. • Take a few minutes and a few cents to change wom tap washers. One dripping hot water tap can waste up to 175 gallons a month. • A short shower instead of a bath uses up to 50% Tess hot water. And installing a "low flow" shower head is an inexpensive way to save a whole lot more. • Make sure there is a full load before you turn on the clothes washer or dishwasher. Partly filled, they use the same amount of hot water as a full load does. • When you can, try washing clothes in cold or warm water instead of hot. Use cold water for rinsing. • If your clothes washer has "suds saver" or water level selec- tor features, be sure to use them. • Insulate hot water pipes, especially if they run through a cold basement. • If you're going away for three or more days, switch off the water heater at the main service panel. And it's always worth it. O Seaforth Public Utility Commission 527-0530 Seaforth OIPE;N'., M(ONL 10' SCAT. '91=r6. '''111.1143.,. %8 FRI. •11111'9" 2 ROLL PKG, GRANULATED 2 KG. ® BAG -44444%S.:ALORTN a MITCHELL STORES ONLY! 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