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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-01-12, Page 4X41 A4 *Ili HURON EXPOSITOR JANUARY 12, 1985 lot Qk1 cod ore@ at. bathing suits Correspondent JOAN CRONIN ' 345-2772 Thank heavens do twp days or years are the same, because last year at this time we were shovelling our way out of a huge snow storm and were burdened with four' more weekends of almost the same: But that's what makes life so intriguing as one never tvows what is in store for omorrow. The optimist al- ways plans great and wonder- ful happenings, while the pessimist only Looks for the dark and dreary disasterous side of life. The sen shone brightly all wilekend and the clear, cold air brought back the colour in the cheeks of the out-of-doors people, The skiers were still left witout much snow but it will cow yet, it's just a matter cif knowing when. The Mitchell District High School students are busy preparing for their exams which begin Jan. 17, while the Seaforth D.N.S. students 50 YEAR MEMBERS—Three longtime mem- honoured by St. Columban CWL in cember were praised by Father P.A. Oostveen, left for the time they've contributed to the good of the community. They are Mary • Melady, Margaret Coyne and Marie Melady, Madeline Murray, membership convenor, (back to the -camera) presents pins to the women. ber Alberta man in St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345.2028 Mr. Randy Duffy of Spruce Grove, Alberta spent.afew days visiting with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Duffy. Barb Duffy of Guelph also spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ryan, Louise and Mark visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Subject and family in Kitchener, Miss Marilyn Murray of Kitchener spent the weekend are nearing the end of their ° first semester. Their school year is half over and before you know it they will be out for the March break and then for the summer holidays. And you say time doesn't fly. It seems like they just started the school year. i noticed this, , week that the Sears spring and summer catalogue is out and we haven't even recover- ed from Christmas. -• Mind you, the look of all those lovely fashions and slim mod- els makes us all think more seriously about our New Year's resolution to shed a few unwanted bumps. When one turns to the bathing suits it makes you want to rip the page out. 1 bet the mothers of those models were lousy c,g9ks, °howxelse could they look so fabulous? The Sears . catalogue should be called; 'Wishes and Dreams'. We all wish we could afford a new wardrobe like we see in the book and dream about own- ing a gorgeous body to hang it on. But alas, when one wakes up you look in the mirror and there you are in your old T-shirt, blue jeans and sneak- ers. Oh well, it is not only what one wears that makes one beautiful but what quali- ties are revealed from within. For beauty is only skin deep and ugliness goes to the bone. The Dublin and District Athletic Association bingo_ jacket of 5600 was won on Friday evening by Frank Dill of Mitchell. Congratulations, Mr. Dill on your good fortune. This week. the jackpot will start again at $300 on 50 calls. If the jackpot is not won the consolation is 5100. So come out and see how lucky you might be. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland on the birth of a new granddaughter Keelan Lorraine Murtha on December 28 in the Listowel Hospital. Keelan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave (Mary Margaret Row- land) Murtha. Keelan is a wee sister for Meggan and Patrick and another great granddaughter for Mrs. Mary Mclver of Seaforth. Mrs. Mary Lou Staples has returned home from the Stratford General Hospital and is feeling much better. The Dance Fit Classes are beginning again in -Dublin 011 Tuesday. Jan. 11 under the instruction of Mrs. Joanne ' Robertson. The classes are being held in the St. Patrick's School Gym with registration at 8:00 p.m. - Classes will be held on Tuesday and Thurs- day evenings for 10 weeks. This is a super way -to spend an evening getting exercise and having some fun with new friends. at her home and also visited her mother, Madeline Mur- ray. in the Stratford Hospital on Sunday. Congratulations from •the 'commivitry are extended to Mr. add Mrs. Richard Ares (Joanne Murray) on the birth of their daughter, Michelle Denise born on Sunday, Jan- uary 9 at St. Marys Hospital in Kitchener. We are glad to hear that Maddie Murray is home from the Stratford Hospital. We wish her continued recovery to health. •GRA► IULATED •HITE s suGAR MITCHELL & SEAFORTH STORES ONLY I SEAFORTH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET OPEN: MON. to SAT. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. THURS. & FRI. NITES TILL 9 P.M. SUPERIOR CUT MEAT "ALL COLORS Brodhagen church meets Correspondent MRS. H. LEONHARDT New Year's Day guests of Mrs. Georgina Eickmeier and Greg, were Mr. and Mrs. F.dwin Bach. Elaine • and David. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Thicll Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bach and children, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eickmeier and Doug; and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fickmeier of Waterloo. The annual congregational meeting of St. Peter's Luth- eran Church. Brodhagen, was held on Tuesday. Newly elected to serve on the church board arc Lloyd Prueter, Don Campbell, Darwin Dietz, and home on Friday. January 7 John Beimers who is serving with open house, arranged by a one year term for Doug Vock her family. Congratulations who resigned. as Doug and Minnie. his family moved to Goderich The family of Dorothy, recently. Wolfe surprised her on her' The pink roses on the birthday on Sunday afternoon console of the organ were January 9. Congratulations placed there by Mrs, Dorothy Dorothy. Wolfe of Mitchell and family Mr. Ross Leonhardt is a in memory of Edward Scher- patient in St. Joseph's Hospi- barth's birthday which was tat. London. We wish him a January 10 and Martha speedy recovery. Scherbarth•s, which was Jan- Mr. Irvin Leonhardt who uary 1". The mums were fr m has been hospitalized in the the celebration of Minnie community hospital, Seaforth Vock's 80th birthday, which has returned to his home on waslield in her honour at her Saturday. i MITCHELL'S GROCERY FEATURES b KRAFT Logan employees get five percent Road accounts of $5,929.21 on the Monkton Fire Area were approved when Logan Board, council met. The members of Diane Koert stated that she council noted that the recent intends to attend the munici- spell of mild weather should pal councillors' seminar in result in savings for snow London in March. This semi - removal costs. The road su- nar is conducted to acquaint perintendent has tentatively new councillors with their hired a part time operator for duties and the provincial snow removal equipment, but statutes. has had no snow to remove. Tenders were opened for General accounts of the construction 01 the Drum, $83.957 were approved by mond municipal drain with council. These included a tile construction to commence in drainage debenture of the spring, The council ac. $28,422 and various year end cepted the tender of 549.611. business for street lights. 77 from Brickman Drainage recreation. office supplies Ltd.. R,R. 41 Sebringville for and wages. the construction of and sup. Council approved a by-law ply of materials for the closed to authorize the borrowing of portion. The open work will $400,000. from the Canadian he done by Han and Imperial Bank of Commerce Hamilton Con. Co. td. of to meet. until taxes are Listowel for $885.00. The collected, the current expen• Ralph municipal drain and ditures of the municipality for the ninth concession drain the year. have been repaired during Council also passed a by- 1982 and bylaws were pass - law setting the salaries and ed authorizing the township wages for the township em- to collect assessments plovees for the coming year. Based on the current restraint program, increase of five per cent were allowed in all cases. The members of the Com- mittee of Adjustment for the Township of Logan were appointed. Third reading was given to the Drummond mun- icipal drain by-law. Harold Ike was appointed to sere as the joint member for Logan and Elma Townships ment be made in advance by phoning the clerk's office. The council meets on the first Tuesday and the third Mon= day of each month and prefers to meet with delega- tions at the second meeting of the month. when more time is available. The rate of interest for tax arrears in a43 will he 114% per month or 15 per cent per year. Logan T'v.nship .tax• payers paid 11.'v per cent per month in 1982. Several delegations attend- ed the meeting to discuss their problems with the zon- ing by-law on their proper- ties. Council is willing to discuss issues with ratepay- ers but asks that an appoint - M¢NBIEop FARM FRESH PRODUCE SUPERIOR BAKERY TREATS FROZEN FOOD MRS. ED. REGELE 527-1106 Recent visitors with Mr. Mrs. Ed. Regele were Mr. and Mrs. Reg Schultz of R.R. 3. Blyth and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kistner R.R. 1, Born- holm. Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mrs. Ed Regele spent Wednesday in London. The Beuerman families spent their New Years dinner at Kinburn Hall. Visitors with Don and Esther Dennis on Saturday evening were Pearl and Harold McCallum, Larry and Marsha Nevers, Dorothy ands Glen McNichol of 44 and 1 and Floyd and Helen Wass - man of Mitchell. Mr. end Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Crediton visit- ed on Saturday with Mrs. Ed. Regele. Mr. and Mr. Alex Glan- ville and family who spent the past two weeks with their families and friends have returned to their home in Melfort, Sask. KENT FROZEN IVORY BUNSMASTER LIQUID DETERGENT Prices effective until Saturday, J ry 1S, 1 In most Superior Stores W. !.sono tk. RIO t. Molt Qoontltlss to Rona{ Forney R.,.lrssio.ts 99 DINNER ROLLS4 • 1 S t 9 9 DOZEN BUS PACKON LARGE BUNS $' •59EN SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET SUPPLIED & SERVICED BY ELLIOTT MARR i CO. LTD