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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-04-06, Page 4EV‘ j� � 4 •", THE HURON'EXPOSITOR, APRIL 8, 1983 Eu�=•'lO n u Qnu uc' ©o@© affa wi hears. MITCHELL'S Mrs Fearn on camping Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345.2346 Mrs. Cameron Vivian and Mrs. Orpha Norris were in charge of the Agriculture and Canadian Industries meeting of the Staffa W.I. at the township hall Mar. 30. Mrs. Vivian introduced Mrs. Wil- fred Fearn, who gave a talk on their camping experiences over the years where they have camped in the nine of the 10 provinces and 25 states of U.S.A. She also showed many interesting slides. Mrs. Fearn was thanked by Mrs. Norris. The president Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided. Sixteen members and three visitors answered the roll call by naming their handiest labour saving device. The Ad"rii- collection will go to Water or all plus a donation from branch. Mrs. Miller gave a report of the district executive meeting held recently at Motherwell. Voting dele- gates for the district annual May 10. were appointed. Mrs. George Vivian gave a report on the Status of Rural Women meeting which she had attended recently in ' Clinton. Ideas were discussed con cerning the 80th anniversary of Staffa' Women's Institute in July. Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs. Jack Burchill served lunch. A combined Good Friday service for the congregations d Hibbert United and Cro- marty Presbyterians was held Friday evening in the Cromarty Presbyterian church. 'Rev. Ken Knight and Rev. Wilfred Fearn shared the pulpit xduties with Rev. Fearn delivering the mess- age "Then He Took The Body Down". Easter Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family were, Ruth Templeman Stratford. Darlene Templeman and Don Ellison Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Martynn, Wanda. Michelle, Julie and Rebecca, Russeldale, Karen Knott, David Templeman, Karen Ulch, Terry Templeman, Sandra Coveney, Mary Par- sons, Mitchell, Mrs. Hank Bertens and Kimberly, Ful- laiton, Mike Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman, Carrah and Cain, Staffa. Visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller, were Mrs. Elizabeth Hunkin, Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs.' Harvey Edgar, Wingham and Joanne Edgar, Tavistock. The communicant class at Hibbert Unitdd Church serv- ed a pancake breakfast in the Family Life Centre on Easter Sunday, prior to the morning service. Welcomed into the church as communicants by Rev. Wilfred Fearn were, Renne Drost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joast Drost; Sharon Fell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fell. Sandra and Steven Vivian, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vivian: Ronald Fin- layson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finlayson and Grant Ross son of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Ross. With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller on Sunday, were Mrs. Diane Young and Ricky, St. Marys and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Miller, Christena and Adam, Cromarty. SEAFORTH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET 'SILVERWOOD REG. $4,45 SUPERIOR CUT MEAT SUPREME ICE CREAM /�--WIENERS S.UC SSESEES )re :: 4111 MITCHELL & SEAFORTH ONLY ! ! 4-H tries beauty treatments BY SUSAN HARBURN Staffa No. 2's Good Groomers met at the home of Marion Seger'en, Mar. 14. Marion demonstrated wash- ing and cutting Sandra Viv- ian's hair. Members asked Marion questions on how to 'take better care of your hair and different grooming pro- ducts. Marion then demonstrated a hot oil treatment oh Janice Vivian's chair explaining when and why you use it. Fach member did a little foot pampering by soaking their feet in hot water and a solution called epson salts. When Staffa Good Groo- mers held their fifth meeting at the -home of Debbie Renne on Mar. 21 guest Marion Segeren showed how to do facial masks and apply make- up. The two people who demonstrated where Tracey Parsons and Katie Kerslake. Each girl had a manicure. They soaked their hands then applied a lotion on their cuticles, filed them and applied nail polish. When Staffa #2 Good Groomers met at the home of Debbie Renne Mar. 29, Debbie Vandenberk showed ..t...;> them how to do the French Braid on Betty Anne Rynen and Sheila Riley. They tested two hair dryers to see which dried the fastest, Taunya Van Allen dried Lisa Gardi- ner's hair with one blower and Tracey Parsons dried Lee Ann Dow's hair with the other hair blower. They test- ed which was better the curling iron or steam curlers. Susan Harburn curled Susan Roney's hair with the curling iron and Sheila Riley curled Katie Kerslake's -hair with the steam curlers. Steam rollers had the best results. Baptism in Brodhagen Correspondent hardt and Earl. by each member. MRS. H. LEONHARDT BRODHAGEN 4-H Barb Scherbarth discussed 345.2419 The Brodhagen Blushing unit pricing of several arti- Amy Katherine. daughter Beauties answered the roll of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Benne-. call with: "Name one thing wies, RRI, Bornholm was you should do to take care of baptized on Sunday at St. your eyes or teeth," at a Peter's Lutheran Church, recent meeting; Leaders talk- Brodhagen. The sponsors ed about eye care, eye injur- werp Judy Adams. Robert ies and prevention and sensi- Bennewies and Robert Mc- ble sunglasses. Guirc and the parents. The girls learned some Guests at the Bennewies surprising tips about eyes home after the church service when doing the "facts and were the sponsors, Mr. and -myths about eyesight." The Mrs. George McGuire. RR2 "dos and don'ts for dental Monkton. Mr. and Mrs. health" 'quiz was completed Wayne (Jackson. Derek, Chad and Shane of Dresden, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Layton, RR5 Mitchell. Mrs. Frieda Ben• newies and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bennewies. On March 22 there were 14 The Brodhagen, euchre tables in play at the Brod• party was well attended on hagen euchre party. Winners March 29. Winners were were high, Doreen Wurdell high. Myrna Driscoll, Bill and Arthur Hinz. low Jessie Beuerman; low, Doreen Bennewies and Earl C. Rock, Wurdell, Milton Bode; most most lone hands, Shirley Ione hands, Marjorie Smith, Rose and Keith Murray. Mervin Wurdell. Henry and Phyllis Leon- Jason and Jonathon hardt, T'hamesforil, Randy Ahrens of Toronto, spent Nairn RRI. St. Marys spent their holidays with their Saturday with Minnie Leon- Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, cles. In many cases, the larger size of a product is the best buy, but not always. It is best to check the unit price to determine which size is the better buy. Each member is to list five things "that happened to you this week that made you smile" for home activity. The meeting closed with sever& heart pumping exercises tor lowed o - lowed by cool -down exer- .cises. Euchre crowded DUNCAN HINES DELUXE II CLOVERLEAF FLAKED WHITE FARM FRESH PRODUCE Milton Bode. Janice Ahrens and,Ron Wahlen joined them over the Easter holiday. Sympathy of the commu- nity is extended to the brothers and sisters, and friends of Mr. Roy Brodhag- en who died in the Stratford Hospital on Saturrbay. We wish all the hospitaliz- ed in our midst a speedy recovery. TANG ORANGE FLAVOUR CRYSTALS St. Columban Easter guests Stratford spent baster wnn Mr. and Mrs. Lou McIver. Joe Claessens of Kenora, Frank Claessens of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Al Burgers and Martha Claessens of London and Mr. and Mrs. Don Diegel and family of Walton spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Claessens. Mr. and Mrs. Jade Mac • - Rae, Jenny and Lan of London. Mr. and Mrs. Les Ward and girls of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. James Subject and family of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan and boys of Melbourne spent Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan. 4-H REPORT By Jean Ryan March 23 the McKillop 84 "Globetrotters" along with their mothers went to the Beechwood Pottery. There Robert Tetu gave them a tour of the pottery business and demonstration on making a piece of pottery before it is put on the shelf for sale.The members thanked Mr. Tetu On March 27, the "Globe- trotters" hosted a party at the St, Columban school. Each members invited a friend and brought- food. Correspondent Angela Walsh in London. MRS. CECILIA RYAN Mrs. Theresa Maloney of 345-2028 Ritz Villa, Mitchell spent the Mr, and Mrs. Jack Melady Easter weekend with Mr. and family of Brighton, spent and Mrs. James Maloney Faster weekend with Mrs. and family. Mary Melady. Easter visitors at the home Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cronin of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van and family spent Eastef Drunen were Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Koert and family of Tom Pletch of Brussels and Sebringville, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pletch of Calgary, Renee Lepelaars of Stratford, Alberta who was home for a Pete Van Drunen of Waterloo holiday with his parents. and Mr. and Mrs. Frances Mr. and Mrs. Don Brady Van Drunen and Derek. Pete and family of London visited and Jean also celebrated on Good Friday with Mr. and their thirtieth wedding an - Mrs. Torn Sloan. niversary on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ryan Misses Barbara and Mary and family spent Easter with Feeney of Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Ryan in on the weekend with their Kitchener and on the way parents Mr. and Mrs. Ferg home called on the latter's Feeney. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith Walsh of Stratford. and family of Acton spent Mr. and Mrs. Dave Green- Faster Sunday with Mr. and wood of Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin. Mrs. Dennis O'Reilly of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cor - Southampton spent the nish of London and Mr. and March break with Mr. and Mrs. Garry Sararas and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly. family of Exeter spent Easter Marlene O'Reillyfof Tot- with Mr. and Mrs. Joe onto spent Easter weekend Nolan. with her parents. Miss Marion McIver of Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reil• Detroit, Mauree,g, Ron, Jim lye Sandra and Jim spent and Bill McIver of London Faster Sunday with Mrs. and Mary Ann McIver of HPRCSS makes cost cutting changes Changes to the Huron. trustees will sit on the b'utld- who added that i. acl lilt, I Perth Separate School ing. property and transporta- ings will mean less cost to the Boards committee structure tion committee. four trustees board in terms of trustees' are part of several minor will sit on the personnel and policy and hylaw changes teacher negotiations commit - made on March 28 tee and five trustees will be on the finance. insurance and policy -bylaw committee. "It will cut down the numher of meetings for ad- ministration and trustees,' said chairman Ron Murray The numher of standing committees will be reduced from four to three effective the first meeting in December of this year. Then. five committee pay. Another cost saving change reduces 'the numher of trustees who may attend out -of -province conferences. Effective immediately only two trustees instead of the previous three will be allowed to attend such conferences. GROCERY FEATURES GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES SYLVANIA FROSTED GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR BAKERY TREATS SUPERIOR 60% WHOLE-WHEAT OR MITCHELL & SEAFORTH ONLY! ! 2 KG. BAG MAXWELL HOUSE PREMIUM GOLD BLEND WHITE BREAD LIGHT BULBS CHEEP UNDRY $ A 99 DETERGENT • ht HEtt MANN S MAYONNAIS( 1.69 SKIFF / $ ,1,1? PENN TB ITER .. FROZEN FOOD ct. AIN S BOSTON BLUE FILLETS 9 9r4, Prices affective until Saturday. April 9, 1083 In mo,t Supe-ior Storos We Reserve the Right to limit Quantities to Normal FemUv Requirements SUNMAID WESfON'S APPLE SNACK RUNS $ .1 8 RAISIN BRAN MUFFINS $1 .1 5„ SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET SUPPLIED & SE ' woe BY ELLIOTT MARK & CO. LTO s 1