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The Huron Expositor, 1983-03-02, Page 4Dubilfin cand ©fis©© A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITO , MARCP12, 1983 F WIhIds meeting ' Corresppoondent Hoegy and Mrs. Elia Hulley. ME$.JOHNTEMPLEMAN Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCow- $454346 an attended the annual meet - Mrs. Wilfred'Fearn. was h'p ing, dinner and dance of the guest speaker at the interna- American Horse Association tional meeting of the Staffa ddi of Canada in Cambridge Women's Institute, held in d' Saturday night. At the meet - the township hall on Thurs. ing Mrs. McCowan was ap- Feb. 24 at 2 p.m. pointed to the board of Mrs. George Vivian was directors for A. S.H.A. of appointed to attend the study Canada and also now serves gone surgery. The familyofMr. andMrs. John Templeman held a din- ner in the township hall on Sunday in honour of their P 3S sem nar on Rural Women, Monday in Stratford. " Staffa. PERSONALS Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris Mr. Norman Hubley and were recent visitors wttp Mrs. Mrs. Victor Ward in the death Bessie Meir, Windsor.of theft: sister in Montreal. Mrs. Hazel Harburn is a Mrs. Harold McCallum patient in Seaforth Commun.. and Mrs. Ed Regele visited at itv Hospital having under- , Kilbarchan with Mrs. Anna arents 35th wedding anni- versary. - versary. tten ing were Mr. and Mrs. Eldie McNicol, London, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole, Hensatl, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Annis, Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, on the finance committee. Mary Griffenham of Walk- erton visited with Mr. add Mrs. Bob McCowan on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCal- lum, Cindy and Colleen visit- ed Friday evening with Mrs. Ed Regele. Election of officers Correspondent MRS. H. LEONHARDT 345-2419 The first meeting of the Brodhagen 4-H club was held on Monday at the Chamber of Commerce Hall, Brodhagen. The name of the project is "Looking 'Great, Feeling Great." The members re- peated the 4-H *Age, which was followed by the election of officers: President, Bev Rapien; Treasurer. Marilyn Ahrens; Secretary -Colleen Gilbert; Phone Girls, Sherry Bennewies, Carole Terpstra, Press Reporter, Marci Scher- barth. The members of the club took part in the "Grooming Grcctint's" activity which gave them different ideas on grooming products and aids they use. Each girl named a product of their choice and how they were influenced to buy it. Each member filled in the "what made • you choose" quiz individually and then as a group. The girls were told to wear jogging suits or loose clothing for exercises at the next meeting. They are to bring along their favourite groom- ing aid and tell why they use it. ******* Th a were 15 tables in play at the Brodhagen Cham- bert' Co ecce euchre thorn held on Tues. Feb. 15. Winners were ktgh Doro- thy Rose and Keith Murray, low Minnie Leonhardt and Milton Bode. most lone hands ladies, Lavina Buddenhagen, men Tony Van Den Hoven. On Feb. 22 the euchre party was held with 15 tables playing. Winners were high, Jean Anderson and Orval Parrot, low Mrs. John Wal- lace and Brock Sinnamon. Most lone hands Marjory Jarmuth and Charles Scher- barth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vock and Bill„Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beuermann and Lisa have returned home from a dac- ation in Florida. Campbell speaker Correspondent ' MRS. It. LAING Jay Campbell, weather- man on Channel 10 TV. spoke on his experiences as a Cub and Scout, then as a leader. at the annual father -and -son banquet of 1st Cromarty Boy Scout Organization. Twenty- five boys, with their fathers and guests. sat down to supper in Hibbert United Church, Staffa, Sunday eve- ning Bill Mahon. chairman of the group committee. was master of ceremonies for lace evening and introduced the head table guests. Lorne Fell and Roger. Betty Stoneman. Jay Campbell and his two sons. Rev. Kenneth Knight, District Commissioner Larry Ketelaars. Granton. and Rev. Fearn, who said grace. Mr. Mahon thanked the leaders of the groups. Carol • Ann Scott and Linda Pullman for Beavers; Bill and Rhea Cameron for Cubs; and Bruce Wilkinson and Brian Miller for Scouts. During the evening, Lloyd Cameron was recognized forY 20 years of service at the various levels of the Boy Scouts of -Canada organiza- tion. A sponsor's plaque was presented to Cromarty Church by the District Com- missioner. Ernie Fleming on behalf of Dublin Lions Club, 'presented the 1st Cromarty Scouts with a donation. ******* Congratulations from the Cromarty community to Don- ald and Marjorie Johns who celebrated their silver wed- ding anniversary on Saturday evening at the Community Centre. Mitchell. On Sunday morning. 1st Cromarty Cubs. Scouts and Beavers, and Dublin Brown- ies and their leaders paraded to the Hibbert United Church, Matta. The service opened with the singing. of 0 Canada. The Rev. W. Fearn wel- comed the many guests and parents as well as the regular congregation and spoke brief- ly on the motto of each group. He noted the meanings of the colours of the Brownie and Beaver uniforms, and stress- • ed the need to take proper care of our land and water. Each group repeated its Promises and the Beavers sang The Beaver Song. Cubs, Kip Daynard and John Wilk- inson received the offering, follwed by the reading of Luke 2: 41-52 by Cory Stone- man, of the Scout Troon. Gwen Christie was organist for the service which con• eluded with the singing of 0 Canada and Taps. Oddfellows euchre Correspondent MRS. ISABEL SCOTT . 482.7135 Brumfield Oddfellows held a euchre on Feb. 25th at the hall. Winners. were Norma Ashton. Jean McEwen. Nancy Stoll. Bruce McClin- chcy. Beatrice Welsh, Aud- rey Walsh. Lucky draw win- ners were Della Slavin and Mrs. Beichert. Members of Stanley Unit stet at the church on Feb. 22. NOTICE Public Meeting at BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH on Tuesday, March 8, 1983 at 8:00'a1.m. DRAFT SECONDARY PLAN REVIEW Tuckersmith Township Council Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION St. James School Mr. Ray Contois, Principal Chalk Street SEAFORTH, Ontario Telephone No: 527-0321 DATE: MARCH 10, 1983 TIME:1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Kindergarten children need to be 5 years of age on or before 31st December, 1983. Please bring proof of age (Birth Certifi- cate and Baptismal Certificate). Mr. anu Mrs. Vic H,hr- grcaves and Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Stirling have returned from holidaying in Florida. Mr. ,Wesley'Ham, Hunts- ville spent a few days with his mother Mrs. A. Ham. Globetrotters hold meeting Correspondent MRS. OECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Twelve tables were in play at the Knights of J olumbus euchre tournament in the K of C. Hall in St. Columban Friday night. The winners were Laverne Robson, Dublin, Mrs. Lorne l lanagan, 'Dublin and most lone hands, Ted Melady. 4-H REPORT BY JEAN RYAN On Thurs. Feb. 24 the McKillop #4, "Globetrot- ters” held their fourth meet- ing at the home of thein leader Mrs. Carol Ryan. The girls prepared three dishes: Minestrone Soup, Apple Pie and Greek Style stuffed vegetables. They were assisted by Mrs. Ther- esa Cronin. After roll call was taken final plans were made for the upcoming party. Each girl will invite a friend and bring a prepared dish. The meeting ended with members and leaders sam- pling the various dishes. The next meeting will be held March 3 at the home of Mrs. Theresa Cronin. \ PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ron Fergu- son and Cathy of Guelph visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nolan and family. Mrs. Laura Ward and Shannon of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan and boys of Melbourne visited on the weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ryan of Kitchener visited with the Ryrn family. Congratulations to Gary and Gail Sararas on the birth of a daughter on Feb. 28, a new sister for Jill and Jeff. Another granddaughter for Joe and Helen Nolan of St. Columban and Ross and Grace Sararas of Exeter. l KETCHUP $2.59 KIyeSALMON 4 7.75 OZ. SEAFORTH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET OPEN MON. to SAT. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. OPEN EVERY Thurs. & Fri. Nite till 9 p.m. SUPERIOR CUT MEAT AU. PURPOSE ENRICHED FLOUR 10 KG. BAG KELLOGG'S PALMOLIVE FARM FRESH PRODUCE GROCERY FEATURES FROZEN FOOD BAKERY TREATS McCAIN'S McCAIN'S SUPER CRISPS SUPREME PATTIES CAKES =CHNFDF�BUCKETS CHICKEN 7* OZ. 300 G, PKG. WESTON'S CHOCQLATE ROLL SUNSHINE ICED CINNAMON BUNS 9946 si 900 G. 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