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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-02-02, Page 4A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 2, 1983 St. CoIurnbanpeopie • in Vegas, Jamaica Correspponuoai end with Mr. and Mrs. Wt. Arc clad to hear that CECH.IA RYAN Dominic Murray and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Cronin has re - 345 -2028 Elizabeth Connolly. turned home from Kitchener There were 13 tables play- Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coyne where she spent a few days ing euchre on Friday night at spent a few days holidaying in with Mr. and Mrs. Dave the second card party held at Las Vegas Nevada last week. Regier after being released the Knights of Columbus Hall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan from St. Mary's Hospital. We in St. Columban. of Kitchener spent a couple of wish her continued recovery The winners were ladies days with Mr. and Mrs. to health. high -Mrs. Mildred Cronin, James Cronin ttiis week. Sympathy of the commun- men's high -Louie Maloney Mrs. Jean Van Drunen left ity to the relatives of Mrs. Len and for the most lone hands- on Tuesday for Holland Morrison (Mary Maloney) of James Cronin. where she will visit with her RR2 Gadshill who died sud- Mr. and Mrs. Janos mother for the next three denly at her home on Sunday Janossy of Mississauga visit- weeks. at the age of 50 years. ed on the weekend with Mrs. Mrs, Laura Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burke Mary Moylan. Shannon of Kitchener visited returned home last weekend Miss Arlene Marrinan of on the weekend with Mr. and from Jamaica where they Mossley visited on the week- Mrs. Clarence Ryan. enjoyed a two week holiday Staffa WI sees Barbours' hobbies Correspondent Committee responsible for MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN presenting the trophy 345-2346 A letter was read from the The' president, Mrs. Lloyd F.W.LO. president Mrs. Miller presided for the Janu- Janet Hiepleh, regarding up- ary meeting of the Staffa coming events and a thank Women's Institute, Jan. 26 you from the Manor in with 19 members and two . Seaforth for Christmas gifts visitors present. .delivered. It was decided to send a Lunch prepared by Mrs. letter of protest to Bill Jarvis George Vivian and Mrs. MP for Perth regarding the Charles Friend was enjoyed proposed 'changes in ,the after which a presentation of Federal riding of Perth. cups and saucers was made to A letter was read regarding Mrs, Wm, Mahon and iylrs. the Music Festival in Mitchell Art Smale, for their leader - April 18-22 with the Educa- ship in the course "More tion and Cultural Activities Cents than Dollars". The program which was potluck, "sing, say or pay" with members contributing by giving readings, jokes, piano instrumentals, recipes, displays,' demos, handman hints and exercises. • Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Bar- bour had set up a display of their hobbies and Alvin com- mented on them and answer- ed questions. Alvin makes candle sticks from walnut, cherry and cedar woods and Mrs. Barbour makes bowls, plant holders, plates and ornamental cups and saucers from the black and walnuts. Cromarty church elders retire Cromarty Presbyterian Church held its annual meet- ing on Sunday evening with an attendance of 22. The Rev. Kenneth- Knight opened the meeting. Mrs, Robert Laing was elected secretary for the • meeting. The session report showed 149 members on the roll, nine non-resident members re- moved from the roll, and two new "[embers received by transfer of certificate. There were two marriages and one baptism. Three elders, Carter Kerslake, Mervin Dow, and Eldon Allen. retired from active eldership. The. .church treasurer, Pearl James reported that the piano fund now stands at 591.89. Total current receipts for the vear were $16,280.33 and 52,240.98 was given for the General Assembly's bud- get. John Scott presented the nominating committee report as follows; Board of Mana- agers-for 1 year, Alec Scott, Robt. Laing, Cathy Elliott; for 2 years, Gordon Lang, Pearl James, Carlyle Meikle; for 3 years, Dorothy Miller, Frank Elliott, Joy Scott. Sunday School Superin- tendent. Hannah Miller; S.S. Sec.-treas. Andy Douglas; assistant, Carol Ann Scott. Trustees Gordon Scott, Mervin Dow, Otto Walker; Cradle Roll superintendent. Grace Kerslake; record sec., Pearl James; These Days Sec.. Lila McKaig; Library Comm. Muriel Scott, Roberta Templeman, Eva Laing; Cemetery Board, Carter Ker - GRANULATED WH1TE: SUGAR 89 4. THURSDAY, FEB. 3RD ONLY FREE! 2-250 ml. ctn. of Maple Lane CHOCOLATE MILK with each purchase of a 3 QT. BAG OF 2% MILK Limit first 100 Customers Seaforth Store Only SEAFORTH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET OPEN: MON. to SM. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. THURS. & FRI. NITES TILL 9 P M. slake, Gordon Laing, John Scott, John Templeman; Ivan Norris, Larry Gardiner; Aud- itors, P-aul Miller, Carlyle Meikle; 1984 nominating comm., John Scott, elder, Jean Carey, Ladies' Aid pres- ident, Cathy Elliott, retiring manager. An allocation of 52500 for the General Assembly's bud- get was accepted as was an amount of 52535 for the Knox College Restoration Fund. The Restoration Fund is to be raised over a three-year per- iod. Jean Carey moved a vote of thanks to the retiring mana- gers and Andy Douglas ex- pressed the appreciation of the congregation to Rev. Knight for his leadership. Four parties for Mrs: Vock Minnie 'Vock of Born- bouquets. plants. cards and holm celebrated her 80th gifts. birthday with many pleasant On Sunday Mrs. Vock's surprises. brothers and sisters sur - She was honoured by the prised her at her home after .L.C.W. on Wednesday after- church for a pot -luck dinner. noon and presented with a She was presented with a gift Croton plant. of money. On Thursday evening Mrs. Vock was born in Marg Morrison was hostess McKillop Township on Jan. at her hone for the Bornholm ?. 1903. a daughter of Wil - neighbour ladies, at a pot- Ilan[ G. Siemon and the luck dinner in Mrs. Vock's former Emma Hemme, the honour, including a birthday eldest of 14 children. On Dec. cake made and decorated by 22 1925 she married John G. Jean Gloor. She was also presented with a Begonia plant. On Friday Ruth Eickmeicr, Grace Riehl and Isabel Vock planned an open house in their mother's honour. at her home. Welcoming the guests were Mrs. Morrison and Lavina Buddenhagen. Pour- ing tea in the afternoon were Emilie Rose and Hilda French and pouring in the evening were Mabel Rode, Martha Rock, Gertrude Driscoll and Annabelle Spiece. Grand- daughters Gail Riehl, Pani Vock, Sherry Kraemer and Dolores Riehl served. Many friends and relatives called to extend their best wishes. Mrs. Vock received many DQOdlhag @W Vock of Bornholm. They had two daughters, Ruth, Mrs. Frank Eickmeier, Grace Mrs. Ken Riehl and dne son Milton Vock. Her husband died in October 1956. She has seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She is a mem- ber of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. the L.C.W. 'and was a Sunday School teacher for 34 years. ' Mrs. Vock enjoys reading, gardening and attending, her plants and flowers Correspondent MRS. H. LEONHARDT 345-2419 (intended for last week) Congratulations are ex- tended to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Gilbert on the birth of their son, born January 10. He was the New Year's baby in Seaforth Community Hos- pital. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth recently were Mr. and Mrs. Art MacElmon of Waterloo, Dor- othy Elligsen of Mitchell, Rachel Riehl of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muegge, Bornholm Bill Vock ofrodhagen has moved to Mitchell and is residing at 193 Trafalgar St. We are glad to see Ross Leonhardt home from St. Joseph's Hospital. London. There will be a euchre party every Tuesday evening for ten weeks starting Janu- ary 25 at the Brodhagen Community Centre. So all you euchre players come out and enjoy yourself. Henry and Phyllis Leon- hardt, Thamesford and Randy Nairn of Kirkton, spent Saturday with Mrs. Herman Leonhardt and Earl. PLANT TRUMPETOR •�. • LFALFA .. . 11.7°..:=447;r 1, /, 4/ - os �. 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