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Libby's Deep Brown
BEANS
Robin Hood Celebration
CAKE MIXES • • • •
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yellow
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2 large tins 31 0
2 14 -oz. tins 35¢
3 large pkgs. $1400
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Superior Weiner Rolls or
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HAMBURG BUNS pkg. of 8, 2
• Marra's Apple or
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PRODUCE
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Florida, Pink or White
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Local
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Staffe United Church Family
Life Centre was filled, to cap-
acity Sunday evening when par-
ents and friends were guests
pf the Hibbert Township young
peoples group. The evening
opened) with Gerald Carey in-
troducing a folk singing group
f Kitchener called the "Four
J Men and Just One Woman"
wh . sang and entertained
everyone for an hour. This was
followed by a most interesting
and informative address by
Mr. Hugh Bremner, London,
who spoke on "Change" touch-
ing on the change in Communi-
cations, theology, politics and
our relations with other coun-
tries. A question and answer
period followed. Mr. Bremner
was thanked by Rev. B. Day -
nerd.
This past week was a busy one
fpr the Staffa Women's Insti-
tute members. On Monday eve-
ning 15 members attended a
fun night in Carlingford) hall,
guests of the Carlingford Wo-
men's Institute. Tuesday eve-
ning 21 memberswere guests
of the Dublin Women's Insti-
tute in St. Patrick's parish hall
on the occasion of the kith an-
niversary oa the Dublin Insti-
tute.
On' Thursday evening the
Institute members entertained
their husbands and friends to
dinner at the "Shillelagh Motel"
Luean. After dinner Court
whist was enjoyed along with
humorous readings given by
1liss Olive Speare. Prizes for
court whist were awarded to
ladies high, Mrs. Russell Wor-
den; ladies low, Mrs. Robert
McCaughey; gents high, Mr.
Garnet Taylor; gents low, Mr.
Carter Kerslake; lucky chair,
NEWS OF BRODHAGEN
4-H . Group Discusses
arties at
Brodhagen Frauleins 4-11
Homemaking Club met with
Glenda Dickison as hostess. A
discussion was held on planning
parties and introductions and
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Elligsen
demonstrated making a table
centre fro Hallowe'en with
stryrofoam, puinkin, candles,
witches and black cats. During
group Work the members prac-
ticed making proper introduc-
tions. A delicious lunch. was ser-
ved with a surprize birthday
cake for the assistant .leader,
Mrs. Brown•.
Carl Beimer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Beinier had his ton-
sils anadiioids removed on
Thursday at•Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital.
A surprize 25th wedding cele-
bration was 'held at the Com-
munity hall here for Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Jackson, Stratford.
The evening was" planned by
their family, Mrs. Charles Scher -
berth, Brodhagen, , Julia and
Glenn Jackson, Stratford. Ron
Joseph and his orchestra suppl-
ied the music. Smorgasbord was
held at midnight.
The Ladies' Aid from St. Pet-
er's Lutheran Church attended
a social es;ening at Ellice Luth-
eran Church, 'Moserville, on
Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy
and family visited in, Detroit
over the weekend a-ith Mr. and
Mrs. Ed McKenzie and attended i
the Tioch - Roe land wedding on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. August Scher -
berth and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Prueter, RR 1, Bornholm, at-
tended a social evening Satur-
day- night in Brampton. at the
First Baptist Church in the Fel-
lowship room with Mr. and Mrs.
•
News of
Varna
The Meal -time Maids met at
the home of their leader, Mrs.
Alan Hayter on Saturday,
when minutes were read by
secretary, Mary Lou Johnston.
After the business, Mrs."Hay-
ter discussed cereals and
bread and the use of cereals
for supper. Mrs. Bill Dowson
demonstratea making tea bis-
cuits.. The girls, worked on_
their notebook covers and •
lunch was served by M.S.
Hayter.
The Huron U.C.W. Presby-
terial met Thursday at the
Goshen Church. The guest
speaker in the afternoon was
Mrs. E. Egilsson of Woodstock.
A dinner was catered to at
noon by the Goshen ladies.
l�!lr. and Mrs, Alan Hayter
and Lori visited Sunday with
Mrs. Hayter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack , Woods, Lon-
don.
• Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowson
visited Sunday -with Mrs. W.
Jewitt and boys.
- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston
of Toronto spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Perce
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Camp-
bell end -family and Mr. and
Mrs. Perce - Johnston visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Boyce Wilsie of Dundas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Caldwell
and family of St. Thomas vis-
ited the past week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dowson.
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Clare Burt as host and hostess.
Mr. Burt was the guide on Mr.
Scherbarth and Mr. Prueter's
recent trip to Europe and Rus-
sia. Mr. and Mrs. Schdibarth
and Mr. and Mrs. Prueter then
drove on to Niagara Falls on
Sunday.
A wedding reception was held
on Saturday night at thecom-
munity hall for Bonnie Howes
and William Harmer,
A meeting was held Sunday
night for the Sunday 4chool
teachers of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, here, planning the
Christmas program.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Leonhardt,
-Kathy and Leslie visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sawyr3r on
Saturday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pfeifer
RR 1, West Monkton, visited
with Mrs. Mary Pfeifer and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer and
Karl on Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs. Al Brown, Mel-
bourne, visited with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, William Brown
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Sea -
forth, were Sunday visitors with
George and William Diegel.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Weiterson,
Bornholm, visited with her
mother, Mrs. August Hille-
brecht on Sunday.
KofC
Mark 5th
Birthday
• Members of the Father
Stephen Eckert Council, Knights
of Columbus, Seaforth and Dis-
• trict, marked their 5th anniver-
sary of receiving their charter,
when they sponsored a banquet
and dance Saturday evening in'
the Legion Hall, Seaforth.
Among the 140 who attended
the affair were the following
'guests from a distance: District
Deputy Cecil Tufts of District
31, Stratford and Mrs. Tufts;
District Deputy Jerry McNamara
of District 9, London and Mrs.
McNarliara; also seated at the
head table were Rev. I -I. J.
Laragh, Chaplain; Grand
Knight Alvin Rau and Mrs.
Rau; Grand Knight Emmerson
Williams, Kilroy Council, ,Strat-
ford and Mrs. Williams; Past
Grand Knight Vic Walden,
Father Nagle Council, Gode-
rich . and Mrs. Walden; Deputy
Grand Knight Clayton Looby
and Mrs, Looby; Mayor John F.
Flannery and Mrs. Flannery;
D'Orlean Sills, Legion Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cora Chesney.
Following the banquet Ian,
Wilbee and his orchestra pro-
vided the music for an evening
of dancing.
The banquet was catered to
by the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary
of Branch 156 Seaforth.
Approidmately 85 attended
the Father Stephen Eckert
Council inter -council meeting
held 'in their rooms here. Guests
were from Father Nagle 'Coup-
cil, Goderich and Kilroy Coun-
cil, Stratford. Grand Knight
t az Brudnick and Grand Knight
E. Williams of the respective
councils spoke briefly. Some of
the highlights of the meeting
were two donations of charity
and a recording of a Columbus
Day talk by the Supreme
Knight. Gordon Byers, Dublin
won the monthly draw.
Huron Farm News
Harvesting of grain is pro-
gressing favourably under al-
most ideal weather conditions.
Moisture levels are lower
now than at any time last
year. Yield is very good with
small losses occurring. Good
weather has allowed for a
good deal of fall plowing to
be completed.
Fegder cattle arebeginning
to arrive inthe county in sub-
stanial numbers.
Sugar beet and turnip bar -
Vesting is continuing.
> Mrs. Garnet Taylur.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake attend, -
ed a leadership training course
on "More About Finishes" this
past week. She will be conduct-
ing a sewing course in the near
future consisting of four meet-
ings and anyone ,interested is
asked to contact Mrs, Kerslake.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bowman,
Hagersville, visited for a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Bowman.
Miss Shirley Morrison, Ful-
lerton, was a weekend guest of
Miss Bonnie Miller.
Hallowe'en parties were held
in Hibbert' area schools 2, 3
and 4 on Friday afternoon. The
mothers of the pupils were
guests at No. 3 school and the
pre-school children were enter-
tained at No. 4 school.
News of
St. Columban
Rev. Francis Moylan, S.F.M.,
is home from a mission in Alan
Phillipine Islands and is visit=
ing Mr. and Mrs. -John, Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Murray
spent a week in Windsdr visit-
ing their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne De' Gaust,
and children, London, visited
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connor.
Carl Stapleton and Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Stapleton, London,
visited relatives here on Sun-
day.
Many interested people at-
tended a meeting which was held
in the parish hall, for the pur-
pose of organizing a parent -
teacher association. • Lou Row-
land, Dublin, regional treasur-
er, was guest speaker. He ex-
plained the work of the PTA.
A nominating committee was
appointed and at a meeting to
be held on Nov. 14, voting will
take place for thedifferent'
offices.
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