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The Huron Expositor, 1970-03-19, Page 64HE twRoN. ExposnoR. SEAFORTH, ONT.,..MAR. 19, 1970 Plo'Wei of Walton Plan for Easter Activities sible to wash glasses following the next communion. The next unit meeting will be held in May with the following taking part; Scripture, Mrs. Leonard Leeming, Prayer - Mrs. Don Achilles; Topic - Mrs. Wm. Coutts, Lunch - Mrs. E. Mit- chell, Mrs. F, Dunk and Mrs. Ron Bennett. Lunch was served by Mrs. Rae Huether, Mrs. Mac Shol- dice and Mrs. Art Heard. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Fraser and family were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar- shall and family of Bramlea. Mrs. Rdy Bennett who has been a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, for the 'past couple of weeks, underwent surgery Friday. we hope she is soon much improved in• health. The next progressive euchre will be held in the hall Friday evening. Mrs. Margaret Humphries has returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rutledge of London. , 'Gordon and Ross Mitchell vis- ited Sunday with Terry McBride WILLIAMSON - BAKER .of Zurich.' Mr. and Mrs. Earle Steele A quiet wedding was solem- spent Saturday with Mrs.Leonard sized in Duff's United Church, Leeming. -'--Walton, Saturday, February.2lst Miss Glenna Houston of St. at 3:30 p.m. when Doris Lynn, Clair College, Windsor, is hol- daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Meade idaying this week at, the hOme of Baker, R.R.#1, Seaforth and Neil her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Rae Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs,Her- Houston. bert Williamson, R.R.al,walton mr, and Mrs. Earl Steele, were united in marriage with Rev,. Seaforth, visited with mrs.Leon- D. Docken officiating. and Leeming last Saturday. The attendants were Mrs. Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Traviss Baker, Seaforth, sister-in-law of of Londonspent the week end with the bride and -Wayne Williamson Mr. and` Mrs. Herb Traviss. of Walton, brother of the groom. Miss Bessie Davidson, Mrs. The wedding 'dinner was held Margaret Leeming, Mrs. Fern in the crossroads Restaurant in Patterson and Mr. Ivy Henderson Walton. of Seaforth, visited -with Mrs. The happy couple will reside Walter Broadfoot on Sunday. in Seaforth. NEWS OF VARNA 4-H MEETINGS Walton 1 Fruit Cups held their fourth meeting Monday evening at the home of Marion McCallum. Questions were given on Fruits for Breakfast and an- swers discussed. The leaders demonstrated how to section grapefruit and oranges and each girl made a fruit cup. Walton 11 Fruit Loops met at the home of Mrs. Don Mc- Donald for their fourth meeting on Saturday with all members .present and answering the roll call. "Fruits we freeze, can or dry at home." June William- son and Janice Houston demon- strated on how to section an orange and grapefruit. This fruit along with other fruits was made into a fruit cup by Lynne Mc- Donald. Beverly McCall exhibit- ed a fruit cup of dried fruits combined with fresh fruits. The leaders gave notes on' Fruits for breakfast and fruit cup ideas. WEDDING ew .for Spring . MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS Wide variety to choose-from in, complete ..range of styles- 69.50 to 89.50 ALL WEATHER, Topcoats Koratron, Perma-Press Only 24.50 OTHER FROM $19.95 GRIFFITHS matron of honor wearing • a turquoise blue brocade A-Line skirt and matching vest with a blouse in the same shade of blue. The best man was George Simmonds'of Matheson. - The reception was held at the Senator Motel. .; The newlyweds 'will reside at 423 Railway;.Flireet, Matheson, Ontario.. Smiles Mother: 'Son, you've been fight- ing "again and now you've lost all your teeth.' Joe: 'No, I haven't lost them. They're right here in my pocket.' CON:STANCE ill O'Shea OPN OTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Announcement We wish to announce that we have the following ,new facilities to erve. you: 1. A New Bulk Fertilizer Blending Facility at our Seaforth Location. 2. Bulk Fertilizer Delivery Service to your Farm. 3.. Bulk Fertilizer Spreading on your Fields. WATCH OUR ADVERTISEMENT FOB, PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. ELGIN YOUNG, Manager Phone 527-1910 Seaforth • TRACTORS 1 - New'4 /6 5 Nuffield Tractor,Diesel, PS,Live PT0,16.9 x 30"Tires 651-LP 1 - Used 4/65 Nuffield Diesel,PS,Live PTO,i8 x 4 x 30" TireS,only 8001-1,rst 1 - 4.60 Nuffield Live PTO,Hyd,Die,sel, ' Completely rebtelit: '" • • • - 1 - 460 Nuffield Diesel ,Live PTO ,HydS., Reconditioned. 1 - 990 David prnwn Diesel-Recon. 1 - 950 David Brown Diesel-Ready to go. 1 - 65 Massey. Ferguson,High,,Arch Diesel,Multi P,wr,PS,Front weights- • 1 - 65 Massey Ferguson,Std.Diesel,PS, Rebuilt Motor. , 1 - 35 Massey Ferguson Diesel,Com- pletely rebuilt.„, 1 - 800 Ford Gars,.Tractor w/Freemon Loader,Live PTO & Hyds. ,1 - 8N Ford Tractor, New Rubber-A-1 Condition ' 1 - 9N Ford W/Superior Loader. -Good condition. 1 - 9N-Ford W/Superior 'Loader. I -• 44 Massey Harris Diesel-Engine completely rebuilt. . 1 - Super H LH,C. ,1 - W4 I.H.C. 1 - Massey Harris Model 30, Good Condition 1 - Case Model R. Standard. 1 - Allis Chalmers Model '113 Gas Dozer w/3/4 yard bucket, equip- ped with live pump, rear scarifier,' shuttle clutch,4 Spds.,,forward and- reverse - Like New Cond. 1 - 1060 Nuffield Diesel - Only 900 Hours, P.S.,Independent i'TO,Live Hyds., New Condition. I - Cockshutt 540 Tractor with 3 Pt. Hitch. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT, • , c 2" Kongskilde Cultivator - • 1-John Deere 3 Pt-Flitch 10' Cultivator with new points 1-George White 10' 3 Pt Hitch Cultiv- ator with new points. • 1-3 section Fergusoii 3 pt.Hitch Drag Cultivator 2-Trail:Cultivators 3-Trail Discs. 1-114C 8 1 /2 ' Vibra. Shank Cultivator i w/depth wheels,3 pt.Hitch,Done 15 acres 1-Massey Ferguson 3 Pt.Hitch 7' Rigid Frame - Like New. 1-Dunham 6', 3 Pt. fliteh Blade, Like New. I-New 9' 7" ,3 Pt. Hitch Rigid Frame Dunhaith Disc. 1-Cockshutt 3, Pt. Hitch Trip Beam Adjustable Frame and Depth Wheel 1-16 Run IHC Tractor Seed Drill, Fer- tilizer attach.,2 Grass Seed Boxes, standing board and ' double lift - Like New., A-4-14" Hy' Drier Trip Bottom Plow and Rear Depth Wheel - NEW 1-Trail Plow 3 Furrow. 1-Ferguson 2 Furrow, 3 Pt. Hitell. 1-Massey Ferguson 2 Furrow., 3Pt. Hitch, FORAGE ECI_JIPMENT 1-Allis Chalmers 2 Row HarveSter, Model 780-Done 1 years crop. 1-New. Holland -Model ,800, 1 Row liar- vester,Completely rebuilt. 1-New Holliind Model 616 Harvester, 1 Row Condition. I-IIIC 1 Row 'Harvester and Pickup. 1-C'ockShutt 1 Row Harvester with Pick- up. I-New Holland Super 23 Blower-Like • 11-41:1C;Aly.' Conditioner --:Reconditioned 1-New Idea Hay COnditioner. 1-NEW New Holland 33 - 5'Crop Chop- per. 1-John Deere 5' Crop Chopper -Like New. 1-John Deere 5' Crop Chopper-Recon- Al atoned. 2-NEW Forage Box Roofs for 16', Adaptable. to any make. 1-Fox Industrial Forage Harvester w/2 row Corn Head. HAYING EQUIPMENT, • 1.-NEW•„481- New, Holland Hay Bine 8'9" Clitter Ban& ConditiOner, 1-NEW New Idea 7' Trail Mower w/. Conditioner attach, , • 1-New Holland 7' Trail Mower-Like New. • ••- 1-New Idea' Trail Mower-Like, New 1-Case 7' Trail Mower-Good Condition 1-Minneapolis Moline 3 Pt.Hitch 7' Mower - GOOD. 1-5' Heayy Duty 3Pt. Hitch Rotary Mower, A-1 Cond. , 1-Massey Ferguson Side Mount 7' .Mower. Like NeW..,, 1-NEW New Idea Rola Bar(5 Bar)Rake LLNEW New Idea.Rola Bar(5 Bar)Rake' 1-Massey Ferguson Rola Bar Rake - Reconditioned. 2-New Idea 4 Bar Rakes on Steel - Reconditioned, 1-NEW 269 Super Sweep New Holland Baler - Fully Equipped. . ' 1-Massey Ferguson #10 Baler -Fully . Equipped (Good).- 1-Massey Ferguson #3 Baler, 1-IHC #48 Baler -A-1. 1-New Holland #67 Baler, A-1. 1-New Holland #271 Baler-Like New. 1-Cockshutt 350 Baler -Reconditioned. 1-John Deere 14T Baler -Reconditioned 1-Super 69 New Holland Baler, Equip- ped with nearly new bale throwerA-1 2-NEW Tipper -Bale Stookers. 2-Bale Forks to attach to,Hyd.Loader.' 1-Massey Ferguson Heavy Duty Wagon, 4 New HD Tires,14'Flat Rack 6 • month's old, COMBINES ,a 1-Case Trail Combine,Cutter Bar and picknp,Engine"Mounted,ready top. • 1-Cockshutt 422 Pull Type 'Combine with Pickup ' MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT' 1-NEW 3 Pt.Hitch 1,000 lb. Capacity Fertilizer Spreader. • 1-Trailer Oliver Sprayer, 21' ' Boom and Sel'ecto'Valve, A-1. 1-NEW 30' Little Giant Elevator,Under - carriage, d'orn Screen, V Hopper on used rubber. 1-Set of 2' Extensions fcir Kongskilde Cultivator. 2-Sets of Extensions for Allied Spring Tine Cultivators. HarrOw for 11'2" Kong- skilde Cultivator. - LIST SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLOSING-OUT A TION d Quality Tractors and- Farm Equipment Fletcher Farm Equipment R.R. 4, Guelph, Ont. — Phone 821-2262 Hwy. 6 North from Guelph for 41/2 Miles and Watch for Signs. UNRESERVED . . . No Minimum Price or Limit Financing Arranged on the Spot to Approved Credit WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25-11 a.m., sharp LAWRENCE AKTIONS MITE() ' PRO. LIC. - 010171010411 11445 - 124 STREET — EDMONDTON, 41, ALBERT PHONE (AREA CODE 403) 4532476 .11 Correspondent Fred McClymont The U.C.W. met Thursday evening with Group Three in charge of devotions, with Mrs.- Ron Taylor leading. The ' scrip- ture lesson was read by Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, and Easter poem was given by Mrs. Bev Hill. The offering was taken by Mrs. R. Taylor and dedicated by Mrs. .P. 'Johnston. •A group of seven ladies •sang - "The Old Rugged Cross" accompanied by Mrs. Bev Hill: Mrs. John Ostrom intro- duced the'filrn "T,he Long Road" which showed the work •done by the Board of Home Missions for the Indians of Northern Manitoba. A very disturbing true story on • "Poverty" was read by 'Mrs. William Dowson. During the past winter four quilts have ,been quilted by' the members. An appreciation night in-the form of a pot-luck sup- per will be held in the church, .d1 - NEWS OF OBITUARY f. • MRS. JACK BANKS Ml's. Jack Banks, the former Lydia Koehler, passed away in her 71st year at the Nun's Hos- pital, Regina, Saskatchewan. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koehler. She is survived ,by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. (Ruth) Jerry Krienke, Mrs. (Margaret) Doug Cunningham; two Bona, Kenneth and Harold and seventeen grand- children, all of Regina; two sis- ters, Mrs. Laura Steinacker, Stratford, Mrs. Melinda Koehler, McKillop town- ship and was predeceased by a sister, Mrs. (Amanda) Hugh Pur- vis, Regina., ten years Agee BRODHAGEN and Mrs. Lorne Wtilfe; Murray Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Rose:. and Carl . Diegel, son' of Lutheran Church 'Women met Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diegel. with Mrs. Lloyd Prueter and Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Gilbert was ac- Ella Rose -in charge of devotions. repted as a member of St. Peter's Mrs. Rose read the topic "Were 'Lutheran Church here on SMF:: You There??' day during the service. , The business period followed . 'Carol Anne Ludington, infant with Mrs. Harold Rock presiding. -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric It was decided to furnish bedding. Ludington. was baptized during and dontations, Were 'offered and' "'the service on Sunday. Mr. and will be sent to the Women's , Mrs,. Gebrge Schutz are her•spon- Auxiliary at Wateri&L Donations sors. were also accepted for layettes Mr. and Mrs, Henry Kleber to be sent to Lutheran World have returned horn after vaca- Action. tioning in Florida. As a project the women are buying four stoles-for the pastor - 4-Fl CLUB MEETS ,to be used by him as • long as. he remains pastor of the congre- The Brodhagen 4413 Club met gallon. at the home of Mrs. Ross Leon-' A film on the Betrayal of har,dt when the club members Jesus was shown by Pastor discussed their record books and Kappes. Thank-you cards and decided on white covers with. a donations were received from • design pertaining to vegetables. Catharine Hillebreeht. Ella Rose The discussion was on planning and Norman Riehl. vegetables into meals and pre- Hilda Frenchreported paring menus. Following this the her: birthday and a hymn was girls divided into their four sung in her-honour. , groups and made the following Mr. and Mrs. Carl RoSe ac- dishes: egg plant casserole, cab- companied Mr. and Mrs. Milton• bage casserole. stuffed baked Bode to visit with Mr. and Mrs. potatoes and vegetable soup. Charles Johnson and Tena Kahler The fourth meeting was held at Pontiac, Michigan. They also at the home of Mrs., Wilfred attended the 25th anniversary in Wolfe. Wendy Wolfe's design for the• ministry of Rev. C. Klagesti the book covers of the record at Grand Haven, Michigan. -It was books was chosen. also Rev. and Mrs. Klages' 25th The leaders discussed salads anniversary and Re'v. Klages' of all kinds, salad dressing and birthday. . accompaniments. Group One • Those to be confirmed next' girls made a tossed salad. Sunday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church here are 'Susan Seller- barth, daughter of Mr. and Mils. Edward Scherbarth, Jr.; Sharon Smith; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith; Kathy Leonhardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leonhardt; Janice Priekap; daughter of liar. and Mrs. Carl Prfeatap; Bonnie Siemon, dough- ter of Mt. and Mrs. ken Siemon; Mary Schenck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schenck; Elaine Pushelberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pushelberg; Kevin Serniewlet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard BenneWies. Robert Hen- derseti, son of M. and Mrs. John IiendersOb, Warren Mehl, 'Oh of Mkt.: Kenneth Mehl; Wayne .4- :and , Warren Wolfe SOS. Of 14. itild Mks.. Wilfred VIrelfet•Mardel Ontreil Wolfe, Sons of Mr. Correspondent ' Mrs.Allan McCall The theme of the Walton Unit March meeting was emphas, lzed by an Easter arrangement. Mrs, Art Heard opened the, de- votional period with, "Where seek ye the Christ". A hymn was sung with Mrs. Ray Huether as pianist. The scripture from Mark 16, verses 1-8 was read by Mrs. Howard Hackwell, who followed with the meditation explaining resurrection and eternal lite. An Easter poem entitled " Easter is' Coming" was read by Mrs. A. Heard, after which'Mrs. H. Hackwell gave a reading- on "Easter Lillies", ,how they remind us of the life of Jesus. A hymn was followed with prayer by Mrs. Heard, The topic was giveb by Mrs. James Clark who also read an "Easter Poem". The meeting was then turned over to the president, Mrs.Allan McCall who expressed thanks to those who had taken part in the devotions, she read a poem, "Sermon in Soap". The rdll call was answered by everyone coming forward with a. gift for the bazaar, which takes place in the church in mid, April when Gordon MeGavin will show pictures on Hawaii, Mrs. W. C. Hackwell, the secretary, read the minutes.The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Mac Sholdice. Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell, the convenor for the bazaar com- mittee gave the report on a meeting held earlier that even- ing.' Those taking part at the bazaar are: - Welcome at the door - Mrs. Allan McCall and Mrs. Gerald Watson: Program- Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs.Gerald Watson, Mrs. Herb Traviss and- Mrs.Ernmerson 'Mitchell,• Ap- rons - Mrs. Pete McDonald,mrs. Fred Dunk'' and Mrs. 'Earl Wat- son. Fancywork •- Mrs. W.C. Hackwell, Mrs.Cecil Lyddiatt, Mrs. Jack McEWing and Miss Pearl Thamer. Quilts - Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Leonard Le- eming and Mrs.' Ernie Stevens. Touch a,nd Take - Mrs. Jean Miller and Mrs. Ethel Hackwell. Miscellaneous - Mrs. Clarence Flood, Mrs. William Thamer and Mrs. Robert Oliver. Candy- Mrs. James Clark, Mrs.William Sholdice and Mrs.Walter Broad- foot. Kitchen Help - Mrs.Allan Searle, Mrs. Ralph Traviss,Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs. •Torrence Dundas, Mrs. Howard Hackwell, and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen Jr. , Bake Table No.1: Convenor- Mrs. Walter Bewley; Cashier - Mrs. Ron Bennett; Helpers - Mrs. Rollie Achilles, Mrs. Ian Wilbee, Mrs. Herb Traviss,Mrs. Gordon Murray and Mrs. , Ray Huether. ••• Bake Table No.2: convenor. Mrs. Mac Sholdice; .Cashier - Mrs. Doug. Ennis; Helpers - Mrs. Wm. Coutts, Mrs. Don Achilles, Mrs. Graham Sholdice, Mrs.Em- inerson Mitchell, Mrs. Allan Mc- Call and Mrs. Gerald Watson. The Walton Unit is respon- . NEWS' OF basement on April 8th. There were sixty-eight call's made to sick and shut-ins ddring the past month. Mrs. John Ostrom closed the meeting with an Indian prayer and lunch was served by members of Group Two. ' Toe Good Friday service which was to have been held in Goshen United Church has 'been withdrawn owing to the ',Faith and Life" Crusade services in Zurich Community Centre. News of McKILLOP , Correspondent Mrs. Ed Regele Mrs. Lloyd Regele arid (laugh,- ter of Princeton visited ori Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele and Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Mc- Callum. • On Sunday Paul and Ronald • McCallum visited Garry Bennett who is - a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs.GordonMcGavin who have been holidaying in Flor- ida. have, returned home. Mrd. Antone Seimon of R.R.4. Walton, is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Mr. .and- Mrs. Tom Burns, Dublin, visited Monday evening with Mrs. Joe Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Regele and child, R.R.1., Dublin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stoskopf of Fullarton Township. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regele and Mr. and Mrs. William Man- ley spent Friday evening With Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Carol Ann visited on Sunday with Mrs. Ross McGregor of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of Brusselsw, visited on Saturday evening with Dar. and Mrs.Fred Buchanan and family. Mr. and .Mrs. ,lade Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Listowel were Sunday visitors with Mr. a,nd Mrs. George Mc- Ilwain, Mary-and Sandra. 'Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders • and Jennifer of Brussels visit- ed op Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Wanames and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glew of Dorchester spent the week end with, Mrs. Elm& Jewitt, Bev and Brian and: Mrs. Annie Leitch. Misses Marilyn Riley of Don Doreen Riley of Stratford, Mr: Ron Goodfellow of Bramp- ton spent the week end With Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Riley and family. Mrs. Annie Leitch spent a few days visiting with Mrs. T. ill J. Flynn of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl and family of Huron Park visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family. • ti vM KNETSCH Carolyn Elizabeth Griffiths-, Matheson. Ontario, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Chowinski, 75 High Street, Barrie, Ontario and -Fred 14;Knetsch, Matheson, Ontario. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knetsch of 79 Market Street,. Seaforth, Ontario, were united in marriage by Rev. F. Jackson. in the United Church, Matheson, on February 5th, 1970 at 7:00 p.m. Mrs. Moore was the or- ganist. The bride •wore an A-Line sleeveless dress of gold light- weight wool with, wrap-around coat and tie belt; Her hat was of the same fabric.. She wore a corsage of red roses. Miss Margaret Regan of 46 pine._ South. Timmins was the Correspondent Miss Mary Mcilwain The C.O.F. euchre was held on Friday evening with eight tables playing. The winners were: - Women - Most Games Mrs. Scott; Lone Hands - Mary Riley; Low - Marjorie Ander- son; Men's Most Games: Percy Gibbings; Lone Hands - Les Dol- mage; Low - Brandon King. The next euchre will be held next Tuesday. Mrs. Nick Whyte and twins returned home on Tuesday from Stratford General Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence kill of Crediton visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley spent Friday in Toronto visit- ing with his sister Mrs. Cecil Telly, who is a patient in Doc- tor's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hun- ter of Colborne Township, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.J Thompson and family. Miss Carol Ann Jewitt spent the week end with tier grand- mother, Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. MIgs Mary Wammes spent the week-,end with Mr. and Mrs. el; e o Sanders and Jennifer of Brussels. Miss Kerri IVIedcl spent the week end with Wendy Tyndall of Clinton. Mr. ant, Mrs. Ken Preszcat; or, Linda, .Dianne and Nancy, spent the week dad in London and visited with Mr. and Mrs. MerVyn Webb and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miesner and-family of Scarboro, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mrs. Fred McClymont of Varna is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte, David, Crystal and Bryan. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs' . Fred Buchanan and family were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hart and family, Mr . and Mrs. Alymer Hart and girls, all of Brirssels and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ander- son. and family of Bornholm. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson of Clinton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson, John and Elizabeth. Mrs. Ella Jewitt. Donny and Correspondent . Mrs.,,Ken Elligsen