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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-10-25, Page 4THS: 4S1TQR,. ER,1 '25t '1999 liffik„O•FOg'i• } 147--''."‘''t4K •' a QUEENOF THE FURROW r-. The Beechwood international 'P. lowing Match is less. than .a: week away and what plowing match could be' complete without the "Queen of. the Furrow?" This week's preliminary highlights. saw the crown ing of the 1979 Beechwood Queen: of the Furrow. She is the lovely and talented. Raney ° M. of R,R.5,. Seaforth and sponsored by a Construction Company; also of R.R.5, Seafor.ttt. Organizers feel that her neighbours in Beechwood will be. well represented by this: unusually gifted gal. Brodhagen Five babies baptized at St. it DAIRY 'SY51. LT( a s�sx :Scales ;osta1!atton, •;of pipelines oinking) parlours kr, ;ply Correspondent , nONa+RAE 34S-2842 The annual October meeting was held, The guest speaker) Mrs. f.awrence Howard, has: devoted a large part' of her life to the league. She re- viewed many, interesting; C.WL, activities. She pointed .out family life gs. an influence, praying to- gether_ , showing gond esample .by being ;aware of one anothers, needs. Mrs. Howard wa.s presented with a donation. The meeting closed with. prayer. Dublin and District Lions Club TV Home Bingo last Wed. Nits shows the follow winners Syli.via Kashiw Dublin, Terry Moore: Mitchell, Scot Pawson, Mitchell, Alan Townsend, Mitchell, Leona Cherry, Mitchell, Jack Rivers, $eafortit. iSabelle CheSney« Seaforth. Bingo every Wednes ay Nice on Channell 12 g t a: r ir' tickets' early. Ski:Mal n and Athletic As• sortation nold their Regular Birgo every Friday nite in Sr. Patrick's Community Sehool Gym with a good at- ,tendance, The new Christmas stamps are now on sale and cards shoidd be sealed for Canada and U.S.A.., unsealed for International cards. Dead• lines have 'been set up, and illi earliest date conning op, is Nov. 2« 1979. For any particu' place check with your local Postmaster. The Sloganthis year is SEAL IT - Canada & Stamp it with correct Postage Code it Always, Post it on time. Deadline for Out of Town Dec. 13; Deadline for in Town. Dec, 17. Don MacRae spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Bruce Hallman, London, an news Correspondent MRS. LAVERNE WOLFE 345.-.2757 Five •babies were baptized at. St. Peter's Lutheran Church during the Morning service on October. 21st. Pastor Arthur Horst offici- ated, The babies were Jona- than Robert Anderson. son of Rose and Robert. Anderson, with sponsors Ralph Keller and Angela Marefla and Robert and Murell Hart; Jason Edward Bauer, son of James and Janet•Bauer with sponsors David and .Joan Adams, Mike and Sandra • Kells; Jeremy John Willard Bennewies, son of Kevin and Sandra Bennewies; Craig Daniel Gilbert, son' of Robert and Gloria. Gilbert, and his sponsors were Barry and Cheryl Bailie and Nicole Amy Skean, daughter of Paul and Joan'Shean. Congratulations and best wishes are extended to alt! it was a shock to bear .of the death Of the late Edward Leonhardt. who passed away at his residence,, 81} Welling- ton Street Mitchell last week. The body rested at the Lockhart Funeral Home until Monday when burial rook place in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, Drodhagen. Guests with Mr. and .Mrs. Ervin Leonhardt were Ron and Donna Thompson, with little Kirk of London. Visiting with Mr's Katie Quengues- ser were daughters and their husbands,: Clifford and Doro- thy Wcioch%ard of Toronto and •Adclia and Don Stauch. the co-opexalo 6dsur.fll. e, Mot ',uut', ,r.;y BRUCE SMITH; 36 Blenheim St., Mitchell` PHONE: OFFICE 348-9975 RES. 348-9975' INSI1ttANCE ANO nINANCIAL URWCES LIFE • HOME+'AUTO • BUSINESS. i Wedding bells rang for Patrieia Jarniuth and Dale Smith, who exchanged marri- age vows at St, Peter's. Lateran Church, Brodhagen with Pastor Horst conducting 'the service, on Saturday, 'October 13. Dale Wolfe of 'Brodhagen was among the .guests who gathered to celebrate the ggraduation 'of : Warren Rose. son of Leonhardt and Shirley Rose or Bornholm, at the North Secondary. School in Stratford on Friday, October 19, Congratulations and, best wishes are; extended to . the graduate. Sincere sympathy is exten- ded to Mrs. (Edna) Lloyd Bennewies, formerly of Brod: hagen, in the death ;of her. husband, the late James W. Lloyd, also to Mrs. Lena. • Bennewies, Hilda Bill, Anna, Laura, Reta, and Carl and Betty Vock of Brodhagen; Sincere sympathy is also• extended from Brodhagen and •community to the brot- hers arid sister of the late Edward Meyer, 72, who died suddenly at his residence on October 8. He was formerly of Brodhagen and burial was in: St. Peter's Lutheran • Church Ceittetery. Sympathy. is: also extended to Miss Marie Meyer: Mrs. Rudolph • Bauer and Mrs.'Miniie Leon- hardt, Irene. Connolly, Wartburg he'Llt G�1h yCy ) Ntlt.tati taLir Krazy Ed's Bargain House Novy Open on St. Coiumban Save 10°x® to5O% or more on all merchandise We now carry pop, chips, candy, bread, milk - greeting cards Prices effective Oct. 25 to 31 only Boys' Thermo, UNDERSHIRTS Reg. 2.59 'our price 9� Broken Men's Vinyl ' aliese SNOWBOOTS Btyles Drat price 10 SLACKS slit ',10.14. Reg. 12095 to 14.95 Price 4 111 Ladles' Winter Reg. COATS 29.95 to 99.95 Otte piece a, Children's & Royst OVERSHOES oilr price's. Men's WORK OXFORDS foam soles our price Krazy Ed's �> tCa1.9CBt9`• f,a>it:t'tlla.9G1 %itomedis SNOWBOOTS All leather uppers urethane platform soles Borken styles & elzes our price. 1 0 12 Boys or Girls SNOWBOOTS Navy nylon & loather uppers our it gibbet Bole:Price Store Hour, R11t n it) .tt q it) h 11i1.wQt i ,j SUN and Mrs, "Costa Wolfe of Brodhagen were pleasantly surprised to accompany John andDorothy Hinz of Kitchen- er to enjoy Thanksgiving. Day with their brother, Lorne Hinz, in Delhi Nursing Home Congratulation% are ex. tended to John and, Elaine Volsanos on the safe arrival of their daughter Anna Marie at the Stratford General Hospital; September. 9th. The baby • is-, a Sister for er s Marian, Christopher and the proud grand parents are Lloyd and Edith Pushelberg of Brodhagen and the great grandparents. are Mrs. John Hinz and Mrs. Volsanos Classified Ads pay .dividends Staffa Auxili••• ary pians talent'sale Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMP LEMAN� 345-2346 Mrs. Alec. Miller presided for 'the , Thanksgiving Meeting. of the Marion Ritchie Evening Auxiliary in the church basement on Tuesday evening Oct; 16. Mrs.. Miller opened with a poem'. "What Is Life". Mrs. Philip James had the scripture lesson reading from Psalm 92 followed by prayer" by Mrs: Miller. Thirteen menibers.. answered the roll call with a verse on Thanksgiving..As, her'topic Mrs. Lloyd :Miller read an item entitled Mrs, John Templeman, "Declaration of.Indepen- dence". Mrs.:.' Alec Miller read,. "Do ;not. judge .Too. Hard." The 'president Mrs. Dun,' can Scott reviewed the Nov. meeting when the special feature will be a talent sale. Thank you notes were read from the W.M.S. and Mrs. Calder McKaig. ' The entertaining at the Rita -Villa, Mitchell on Nov, 14 was discussed and several olunteered . to ' tnake the birthday cakes. Mrs. Lorne; Elliott: had a cotiteston slang expressions was ., a guest at the 55 anniversary party • of the Avonton Womens Institute on Wednesday. Ten• ladies from • . Staffa Women's Institdte attended the Perth. County Womens Institute Rally at Listowel Mrs. Sam Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and Family were Thursday evening. dinner " guests of Mr, 'and, Mrs. Jim Skinner, Mitchell: Richard Templeman,:., London .England visited on the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. •John Temple- man and family. St. Columban :girls :see needlepoirif from years ago By. MARY JANE ViSSER McKillop '4; the Canvas Ctw met Oct. 9:4t the home of Mrs; . Herman Klaver.. Minutes were read by .'thea clubs secretary Anne Ryan. Leaders instructed the girls on stitching the scotch stitch and the cashmere stitch. The, members also. discussed ideas for Achiev- ment Day. They decided to-- do a play featuring different designs of needlepoint. At:. the 5th meeting, Oet.:15 at Mrs. Herman Klaver's alt the members answered the trail call, "Name an article which Was ncedlepointed his- toriealiy." •Sonne of the answers were. wall hangings, c1athing, jew- ellery box covers. 'chair and other . furniture coverings, Members were introduced to fhcir guest Mrs. Van 'tool - .en who showed the girls some of the needlepoint she had done or that had, been ;given to- her: She showed the members; a very interesting piece she had done at the age of 10 in school when needlecraft was part of their schoolwork. Members split into two ;groups. While Janneke.Mur- ray instructed' the'sniors on doing the brick stitch, Mrs. Klaver . showed the juniors how,. to finish off' their coasters with the overcast stitch. Everything was going smoothly until one; of the senior Members discovered: that she had sewn . her satipler- to --:.the- tablecloth:- Everyone had a good laugh over that. Janncke Murray showed the girls how to get their sampler back in the right shape. :. SALE Mac �afitti. tit. Hours 9.5:30 illlo,nmFrt' Salk tilt 13:00 'Antal 10. 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