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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-08-03, Page 41.52 KG, I r TRE HURON EXPOSITOR (AUGUST 3, , 7H0 tai. rmtr.;� ,� ar`•uN".'"r?" e' Y THE ARENA BOOSTER CLUB has made Itg,flret donation to the management committee of the Seaforth and district community centres. •Kevin Kale, chairman of the club, right, presented a cheque for $4,421.32 to Ken Campbell, to pay for a new stage In the arena section of the complex. Most of the funds were raised at grand opening celebrations. (Wassink photo) Correa ndent • MRS. BURRO Fr 5274190 • • Mrs. Joy McCowan dnd Mrs. Ed Regele spent a couple of days last week with Mr. Thomas Hey god Mrs. Kay, Gordon at Lion Head.. , Marsha, Larry, Randy and Mike Nevers have returned to their home after'holiddying in the north country. Visitors with Mrs. Ed. Reg- ele were Mrs. Nelson Howe of Cromarty Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner of #1 Bornholm and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Schultz of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Cowan were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown at Aylmer, Ont. Tornado touhed down near Brodhagen Aug. 1 Correspondent MRS. H. LEONHARDT 345.2419 The early Monday morning thun- derstorm g• 1 around 2 a.m. did some damage, it appears a tornado touched down at Georgina Eickmeier and Frank Eickmeier's and ripped out trees. and 4 trees in the former Pete Hinz side road, a lot of spruce trees and maples at Irvin Gloor and at Ron Hinz it did damage to the barn doors and blew down trees, there could be more 'damage unknown to me at time of writing. Many local people attend- London; on Sunday, after ed the Scherbarth-Babb wed- being a patient there for 2 ding at Thamesview United weeks. having undergone a Church. Fullarton'and recep- hip operation, We wish her tion at the Mitchell and good healing. District Community Centre The George Wesenberg on Saturday. July 30. Con- Reunion was held at the gratulations from the com-, Brodhagen Community Cen- munity are extended to Mike tre on Sunday, July, 31, with and Tracey as they start their relatives attending from new life together. Guelph, London, Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thomp- Mitchell, Burlington, Se= son, Kurt and Phillip, of RR2 bringville, Bornholm, Fergus Thorndale visited with her and Brodhagen. parents Mr. and Mrs. Irvin The children enjoyed a ball Leonhardt, on Tuesday. game, the men horse shoe, Mrs. Harold Wurdell• R.R. and cards were played, foi- 1 Bornholm, returned home lowed by a smorgasbord from the University Hos ital. supper enjoyed by all. Staffs WI hears Perth dairy princess Schmidt Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 The July meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Bruce Armstrong on Wed- nesday. July 27 when their special guest was Miss Nancy Schmidt, ROI Brunner. the Perth County Dalry Princess. Nancy .old about her duties as Dairy Princess and her preparation for the Ontario Dairy Princess competition at the C.N.E. She conducted a quiz on milk and handed out buttons and stickers to every- one. veryone. Nancy was introduced by Mrs. ,John Templeman and thanked by Mrs. Charles Douglas. Mrs. Jack Burchill pre- sided for the meeting operiing with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. There were 15 members and 1 visitor present and the roll call was answbted by naming the last thing you had cooked with milk. The Fall 4-H Homemaking project will be Ontario Heri- tage and Staffa Women's Institute will be sponsoring 4 clubs for this project. Several thank you's were read and the president, Mrs. Lloyd Miller reported on t .Ntnct exe- cutive meeti e Perth County Rally will .c at the Kirkton-W:.dh• Commun- ity Cen a on t t 13, and the CAMERON: Cpl. and Mrs. Richard Cameron of C.F.B. Petawawa are happy to an- nounce the birth of their son, Lloyd Alfred James. at Pem- broke Hospital on July 26. 1983. Discover Canada north at the child's museum London Area Convention will be held at the St. Mary's Community Centre on Oct. 27 arid 28. Goulds Women's Institute will be hosting the District executive banquet in November 8. - A social hour followed the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nor- ris and Mrs. Orpha Norris visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman. Lon- desboro. This summer discover Ca- nada North at the London Regional Childrer•s Muse- uml Learn abo.:t the geogra- phy, history and animal life of the Nc,,th, and the past and present lifestyles of its inhabitants, the "INUIT". Start your northern experi- ence in the Museum's new "INUIT" gallery. Crawl into an igloo, see the traditional Inuit clothing. listen to Inuit music, admire the soapstone carvings and carve soapstone yourself, examine the tools and artifacts made from Arctic animal bones, write your name in Inuktitut and see the stone men, the "lnukshuk". who act as landmarks for the Inuit hunt- ers. In the auditorium. see the travelling Musk ox exhibit from the National Museums of Natural Sciences. Meet a real Musk ox family, touch and examine Musk ox fur. bones and teeth, and learn about the life of a Musk ox and its importance to the Inuit. • do. i In..nan• list . ywn yytr BRUCE SMITH Sales Representative Mitchell Co-op Store 130 Georgina Street Mitchell, Ont. NOK INO Bus: 348-9975 baba Res: 348-9975 theW INSUR*NC( ata naaaClal ss,vsCts LIFE•HOME•AUTO•BUSINESS•FARM COME TALK MONEY! Visit us IN SEAFORTH, ONTARIO EVERY MONDAY REPRESENTATIVE: BOB MCCLINCHEY The Federal Business Development Bank is here to help you. Come tell us of your plans to grow. 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