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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-07-19, Page 404 .4 THE HURON EXPOSITOR 401.1lt 19, 10* LITTLE MASTER—Carol Ann MOQOald of Seaforth was the youngest performer to take part in the.Oublinfest talent shoW as she plaYed a solo on her violin. (Expositor photo) GRINNING GOURMET-4On Snowden 'WAS- One of the would-be master chefs who cooked the food fig the Dublinfest pork chop barbecue at the annual Dublin Lions event Saturday. (ExPoSitor photo), • -Elro dhagen Janke and. Rill Ahrens and 'Jonathan. Ottawa visited at the home of Milton And Gery Bode over the weekend: and attended th.e celebration for Mrs. Ida Ahren.'s. 90th -birth- • day at the Ritz Villa Nursing Brodhagen uple exchange vows UM UM GOODI—That seems to be the best way, to describe the food eaten by Don Zehr of Tavistock and Pat Harris of Mitchell at Dublinfest. (Expositor photo) • • When YOUR LIFE depends on YOUR TIRES, don't depend on a whim &ahope! Put MICHELIN between you and the rc)ad - they could make a difference Authorized. Michelin dealer A Guttronteed Muffler Shoppe LtcL Highway *South of Clinton. :482-3152. 02-979.6 HOURS .OPEN .830-5:30 6 days a 'week 'CLOSED 12-1 Rome, Mitchell, where she is a resident Friends wish her Many happy returns! Mrs. Adeline BetineWies enjoyed the weekend with her daughter and son-in-law. Elaine iRoy BotSetice and David in Stratford. Perth, ond torio Less talk and paperwork and more action is what Perth County Council want s from the Wintariq people, ThiS came abut aS the result of a letter, received from the Ministry of Culture and Recreation, which want.. eda Master Plan- of co - Operative leisure services for the smutty Of Perth., The letter said tile reasons for the master plan weret the costly duplication of sports facil- ities; the building of expen- sive facilities which were then turned over to an un- ready taxpayer; the study of community trends in recre- ation andthe more recre- ational time that people have to SpeO4 at leisure activities. The letter went on to say that fedsability studies cost- ing anywhere from between $4,000 'to $6,004 on small projects and up to S20,000 on larger projects w Quid'now be done before making a -request to the Ministry. Perth council deelded to file the letter and. after some discussion decided to send a letter back to the ministry Suggesting that it sped less Money on studies and mom money on building projects. "Wintario money is sup,. posed to be spent on build- ings. not studies," Logo!' Reeve Carl. Vock Wallace Reeve Rae Bender' said, "We don't need 4S31.11C highlY,Paid PonSultantscOrn - nig M here and telling ug what we need when best. People can do the same thing. Cleric -treasurer Jim Said that thin would probably be the way the ministry lutetidS to handle all futttre' projects. t(ifto Ia dies• return from vv...et • Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMP 345-2346_ Niss Jill Norris visited Saturday evening with Miss Lori Olsthoorn, Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Crowley Stratford, visited Sunday ' with Misses. Ethel and Laura and Roy -Mrs* Gordon Parsons and Mary returned home on the weekendafter visiting with relatives, in Edmonton and British ColUmbia. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris, Jill and Robert visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh and family, Goder- ich. HOME GROWN MUSIC—That's what Bob Burchill of R.R. #2 Dublin played 'as he ntertained and hosted the talent show, at Dublinfest last Saturday, (Expositor photo) Correspondent.. MRS. LAVERNE WOLFE 345-2757 Pink and white flowers adorned the altar of St, Peters Lutheran. Church on. Sunday in memory of Ed- ward Wurdell. who died 14 years ago. The flowers were placed 'there by his family.. There was also- a bouquet placed in the church by the family of the late Mrs. Norval Elliot (Bertha Diege0. Mrs. Elliot was raised in Brodhagen and attended -Public school here, and was a member of St. Peter's Luth- eran 'Church. Sincere sym- pathy is extended to her family, including btother Henry and Alice DiegeL BAPTISM Pastor Arthur Horst bap- tized two baby girls in the church Sunday morning. Jennifer Lina, .daughter of Paul and Vicki Horst. spOn- sored by Mr. and Mrs. Doug Shantz, and Tanya Rose, daughter of Reg and Diane Badley, sponsored by her aunts and uncles Larry and Myrtle Badley and Hary and Patsy Bernard, were thetwo babies baptized. Guests at the home of Reg and Diane in honor of Tanyas baptism were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Badley, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bernard, 'Mr. and Mrs. tome Badley, Mr: and. Mrs. Keith McCIinchey, Mrs. Sadie McDonald. Mr. • and Mrs. Fred Flynn, Miss Wilda Flynn, Miss Rhoda Badley, Miss Kim Anthony and Karen Bernard. Celebrating the baptisin of the Horst baby were. Pastor and Mrs, Arthur Horst, aunt' Lois and uncle Stephen,:Mr. and Mrs. Doug Shantz, Mr. 'and Mrs. John. Love and family.' from Ajax, Mrs. Madeline Filsinger and fam- ily, Mrs. Hessel, Mrs. Betz, Richard Horst and Malt •Glanville and Jennifer's grandparents, of Massa- chusetts.. The party proved to be a double celebration -.both, in honor of Jennifer's baptism and to welcome the parents home from Nigeria. West Africa. WEDDING Wedding bells rang at the First Lutheran Church, Log- an, in honor. of VVendy. Rose and Bradley Boyd when they exchanged marriage vows on Saturday afternoon. Pastor Beutel officiated at the cere- mony. The. wedding dinner was served in the church basement..The reception was held at the Brodhagen Com- munity Centre where a large crowd gathered. Congrat- ulations are extended to the couple. The family of Mrs. Lavern Wolfe enjoyed a barbecue at the Wolfe home. .Lorne, Beity and Dale, of VanaStra and Darrell of Kitchener attended. Marcel Wolfe of Halifax was unable toattend. Other guests were Don, Beth Wolfe and Steven and Jamie of London: Dick, Dorene, Diane and Diamond Watson of Kingston; Doug and Don Watson of St. Thomas; Ralph and Joyce Fischer and:Markt David Summerville of Tor- onto, Kimberley • Elliot of Brodhagen; Mrs. Adeline Diegel 'of Shakespeare; Mrs; Ordelia McCloy, Stratford; VVinthrop - CorreSpon dent MRS. MARC MILLEN" 527-1856 Visitors with Ben and Elsie Wilson for the weekend were Rhonda -Lee and Robert Wil- son and Larry Russel, Fergus Ben and Elsie Wilson vis- ited with Ben's mother Mrs. Mabel,Wilson, Elmira on Tuesday. Otto Walker, Cromarty, Bob Nutley Jr., G0fOrd and Janet Bray, Thames Road, visitcdSanday with the Hull. cy family. Mr, and Mrs. G. Blan- chard attended the funeral of Mr. R. Hill of Goderich Tuesday. Ada looked after Mr. , Hill for a number of years. • • r. mot jig am Mar Mimi ma mine mop BANK RATE FINANCING I on allmodels-new and used • Come to. 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Carol Rose, Brodhagen, Louise & Evelyn,BelfOur, Stratford hay.e . returned home On July 8th from, a week-long Caribbean Cruise. They started in Miami, and stopped at very many inter- esting little islands on the cruise. • .,10 This' is the only notice you'll receive that, your subscription is due CHECK YOUR ADRESS LABEL I, • k on the4ront of you.' paper • --------- HERE S HOW EXAMPLE Mr: DOe's subscription ex - Doe, J0fr D. pries the first of June 1979 R,R.6, Walton The last digit at right June 2-1-0-9 indicates the year of expiry. , TMISS 111GLE IS' UE/I Please watch the date on your label and renew before your Subscription expires Seaforth itirt)ti xi)ositor Since 1860, Servin4 the -Community First 527-0240