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The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-16, Page 3CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS • Candle Rings • Wreaths, • Door Swags, • Garland! • Holly, Corsages, Trees. • . Poinsettas & Many Trims • Dried & Silk Floral Arangements Also •• Xmas Arrangements WEST END GARAGE OF MITCHELL LTD. Buick Pontiac Dealer Are pleased to an- nounce the appoint- ment of Mr. Angus MacLean as sales representative. Phone Bus. 345-8458 Res. 527-0814 ,.„ Jdd 4 JJ:JJ1 J J YES-YOU-CAN DECORATE ON A BUDGET Ready Pasted Strippable Sciubbable Resists Most Stains f:r) Fr, 'Ma VINYL WALLCOVERING Special 4 .9 5 8.95, 10.95, 11.95 values per single roll HILDEBRAND PAINT & PAPER interior a Exterior Decorators Main. St. SeofOrth 527-1880 RESTYLE YOUR BATH WITH. THESE DECORATIVE HARDWARE ACCENTS FROM THE aWade 6?eeekleve, ... and the best part is that you can install them yourself These beautiful bath items are part of a com- plete coordinated total home collection. Over 75 pieces to choose from. Beautifully hand finished in Antique. Cr..0;,.:l1/Antique Silver. Come in_... see the complete idea stimulating display and receive Free Decorating Book. (Orterock DE C LEADER IN FINE DECORATIVE HARDWARE 5 % -OFF oucnaarrilialreeiirtte,. Hardware Now is the time to give your in "Antique Sliver" bath a new laok...at the store with more, 1+ • .4"41 ISEWAY Home & Budding Centre FRED HUDIE LIMITED 230 Bayileld Rd. Clinton 4824441 Mr. Geo. Clarke, President of Sun Life of Canada (right) congratulates Arnold Stinnissen on his 20th year with the Company at a recent gathering in Burlington, Ontario. Mr. Stinnissen who, resides in Seaforth represents the company throughout the area and can be- reached at (ad v.) „telibilleidips "Ti/ehria hl, -1 °'4 e in Area ChurChes FIRST PRESBYTERIAN _CHURCH 59 Goderich St., W., Seaforth IVIInister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Organist: Mrs. D. Carter . 111TH ANNIVERSARY Nov. 19, 1978 Morning Worship and Church School at 11:15 Rev. T.A.A. Duke Semon: "Don't Turn Your. Face to the Wall" Nursery Provided - Evening VVorship at 7:30 With Rev. WesleiBall of Gorrie United Church and the Choir of Wroxeter United Church ST. THOMAS - ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev. James Broodfoot Sunday, November 19, 1978 10 a.m. Holy C dnaniunion Guest Celebrant REV. GEORGE YOU MATOFF Come to Worship , • Area congregations are invited to take advantage of the church directoryto announce their church services each week. Church directory announcements are available for a minimum of 26 consecutive weeks in units of two column inches at $2 per unit. Changes in copy may be made each week but must be received ., before noon on Tuesday. ' .. Woodburning Stove SPECIAL OF THE MONTH LAKEWOOD Spacemate- The 4 answer to the age old question. "Where to put the stove?" Only 16". square, with heat shield. Cast iron grates. Optional mounted heat shield and blower. DIMENSIONS: Weight: 225 lbs. Wid- th:16 3/4 ". Height: 39 3/4 ". Length: 19". Refactory Lining: 1 1/4 " thick. OUR REGULAR-SELLING PRICE IS '319.00 NOW $269 1. CASH AND CARRY 'TIL THURSDAY NOV. 36 ONLY Join our Lakewood Hot Stove League...at the store with more WISEWAY A Home& Building Centre HOME 8 BUILDING CENTRE PI FRED J. HUDIE LIMITIED 230 Bayfield Rd., Clinton 482-3441 Win. Winthrop, showers Doris Dolmage 4—THE URON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 16, 1978 ; meeting Correspondent Mrs. Marg. Halley 527-1856 - A shower for Doris Dolmage bride elect fo Satur- day , was held recently in Cavan United Church. Anna Dolmage was mistress of ceremonies and a viewing of wedding • dresses that had been worn by women'in the community on their wedding day. Models were Lerrie Pryce, Lynn Dodds, Bonnie Storey and Debbie Rulley. Bonnie modelled a wedding dress that was worn by her great, great great grandmother and was 105 years old. Mina Scott played traditional. music while the girls were modelling the dresses. Doris was then ask to the front of the Sunday school room with her mother Pearl and future mother-in-lawn Mrs. Margaret Fielder. Dorothy Dalton read an ad- dress and Doris was pre- sented with gifts. Doris thanked the ladies and in- vited every lady to come and see her gifts at the home of her parents. Personals Mary Hunt spent the The McKillop Unit of the U.C.W. held its November meeting at the home of Mrs. M. Dennis with 11 members and one visitor present. Mrs. J. Burch in charge of devotions opened with call to worship 'the right kind of Remembrance", Hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers" was sung. Mrs. L. Godkin pianist. Mrs. M. Dinnis read the Scripture from 2nd Peter 1st Chapter 1-15. Mrs. D. Dennis had the meditatiqn followed with prayer by Mrs. M. Dennis. Mrs. D. Dennis had the topic on "remembrance Day" also read a story "A Soldier'S weekend in Varna visiting with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hill. Mrs. Ray Dill, Rosanne, Kathy, Sharon Barbara and Wayne, Worteville attended her sister Doris's shower Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wane Wilson, Mil- ton. Otto Walker, Cromart y visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley and family. Carol Hunt and Shirley Hill of Varna spent the weekend in Peterborough where they visited with their sister Lynda Smith. At the regular November meeting, Loga n Township Council dealt: with the prob- lem of holding a liquor plebiscite in the township, In 1960 a vote was held approv- ing the sale of beer and wine. As, of Dec. 31, 1978, the Liquor Licence Board can not issue special occasion per- mits for the sale of spirits, beer and wine in Logan Surrender". The offering was taken by Mrs. M. Hack- well and dedicated by Mrs.. Burch. Hymn; "Abide with Me" was sung. Mrs. Burch read a reading "Remem- brance Day." Mrs. M. Hackwell pre- sided for business also read a poem •on "Remembrance Day". Minutes of the last meeting were read followed by roll call. Mrs. Hackwell closed with prayer. A social half hour was spent and lunch was served by Mrs. N. Schade,' Mrs.' S. McCall, Mrs. H. Hudie and hostess Mrs. M. Dennis. Township unless an affirm- ative vote of 60% is obtained on the question. The Council has received a petition signed by 40% of the eligible voters requesting a plebiscite The petition requested Coun- cil to submit to a vote on the question, "Are you in favour of the sale of spirits, beer and wine under a dining lounge licence for consump- tion on licenced premises where food is available?" Council passed a by-law authorizing the vote to be Mrs. Lavern Wolfe 345-2757 Yellow Mums adorned the Alter of St. Peters Lutheran Church Sunday Morning from the Beuerman-Pfeifer wedding which Pastor Horst conducted Friday evening Nov. 10th. • There was a large number of guests gathered at the Brodhagen Community Centre where the reception was held.The ''couple. will reside in a trailer home On the farm of the grooms parents when they return froni their honeymoon to Niagara Falls and the Royal. Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Les Welter- sem enjoyed A...nice weekend with their daughter and son- in-law. Marilyn and Jim Cakebread in Hamilton. . The evening of the Brod- hagen Bowling Banquet in- teresting pictures were shown. by Pastor. Horst of their trip, to the West Coast last summer. Congradulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Phyllip Schuessler, London the birth of their little daughter Jennifer Anne on Nov. 1st also to the proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schuessler and Aunt Sarah. Mrs. Esther Harloaf who had the misfortune to break her left arm and leg in an . . Glen and Norma Rose and family attended the baptismal of the formers grandson Jason William who was baptized at the Pres- byterian Church in Brussels on Sunday Oct. 29th and were dinner,guests with Bill and Valerie Shortreed in honor of little Jason baptism. Guests with William and Dora Brown on Sunday were Allan .and william Brown of Nelbourne and their grand- son Danny Kettlewell and , friend Patty of Strathroy. Mrs. Herb Boltz and Joan of Mount Forest enjoyed the weekend witht the formers sister Mrs. Edwin Mogk, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mogk and John and her sister-in-law Mrs. Henry Rose and her brother Mr. Richard Rose at the . R E.C.U. Unit of Strat- ford Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth and Mrs. Edgar Elligsen accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mickel to attend the Townsend-Bickle wedding at Trinity Lutheran Church in Tavistock. The recepiton was held at Embro Community Centre. Mrs. Dorothy Wolfe, Mr.' andMrs. Edward Scherbarth and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Prueter attended the ,same wedding. Those attending the recepiton , were Wayne Marrie, Warren, Ken and Faye Wolfe. Christene Correspondent Mrs.„ Emu Midone 345.2388 Sister Julia Marie from London visited over the weekend with Mrs. Mary McIver. Anne Melady, R an kin Inlet N.W.T. is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Meladv before going to Ottawa to attend a nurses' union meeting as a representative from the ter- ritory. Don Moylan, and Gordon Moylan attended the Rova! Winter Fair, Toronto or Tuesday. Joe Hicknell formerly of Chesterville visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. The roadaccount vouchers were presented and ordered paid in the amount of $7,352.09. General accounts totalling $245,341.82.• .were also approved and ordered paid. Outstanding vouchers for the month were the second instalment of requi- sitions for the Perth County Board of Education, the Committee of Adjustment, Mitchell and District Plan- ning Boarei Mitchell and District Fire Area Board, Mitchell and District Arena (Beryl) Mrs. Pat Rickard of Mitchell (Isobel) Mrs.. Ross Taylor of Scarborough (Nora) Mrs. Robert Humphries London. Mr. Anderson re- sided in Monkton, Milverton, Seaforth and Mitchell. He was laid to rest in Woodland Cemetary. visiting with Charles and Wanda Higenell and family And Mrs. Carl Higenell at the same home were Mr. and .Mrs. ,Irwin :Diehl arida Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fowlie and Rosemary all of Stratford. scherbarth. Judy and . Ross Wood, Linda and Claton Marble, Guelph, Wendy and Gary Derferd of Kitchener. Charles and Barbara Scherbarth. Mrs. Wm Wolfe (Dorothy Scions) is a patient .1 Kilbarten Nursing Home in Seaforth. Guests at the Wolfe home for Remembrance Day week- end were daughter and son- in-law. Dick Dorene Watson Dianne and Diamond of Kingston. Lorne and Betty Wolfe, Clinton. Mrs. Michael Connolly, Watburg and Ruthann Bald accompanied Rosella Hearold and little Sarah of Sebringville. Francis Hicknell recently, Ted Melady has re- turned from a hunting trip with a grpup of 14 men, They bagged 8 deer and had a most enjoyable hunt, Mr. and Mrs. 'G. Marchand of Windsor are visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pinson- nault, Windsor visited' Mrs. Mary McIver recently. Frank Woods, Teeswater visited Mrs. Jack Mnlo,ic this past week. Sunday night was the night of the Pot-luck supper and card party. 30 tables were filled. The draw- was made for the quilt. The winner was Mrs. Joan Ducharme, R.R.2, Zurich. The hand made mat and community Centre Board and the County of Perth, totalling $199,653.83. Pay- ments to contractors and suuppliers of material for municipal drains totalled $23,376.25. At the betobeir 11th meet- ing of Council, the tender for materials and construction of the Feltz Municipal Drain was awarded to G. Gollan of Listowel for $3,507.00. Feltz Fuels Limited of Mitchell was awarded the contract for supplying fuel to the town- ship. Three restricted area by-laws were passed, affect- ing lots 28 and 29, concession 9 (Carl Rose), Lots 33 and 34, Concession 14 (Arthur Hinz;, and Lot 16, Concession 8 (Henry Dick.) The next Council meeting will be on November 20 at 8 p.m. McKillop Correspondent Mrs. Ed. Regele 527-1106 Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator, Mrs. Mary Thoynton and Miss Brenda Glanville of Crediten and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hare, Angela and Carrie of Strat- ford. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray of St. Columban land Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regele of #5 Seaforth and Mrs. St anley Preszcator of Credition. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Den- nis of Atwood. was wolf bi.Prone: Ryan Dithiiiffi The $20 bill vent to Mi,s Dprls Jefft'eY. R.R.2, Staffa. The high lady was Mrs. Jean Maloney; Low Lady, Mrs John Schoonderwoerd: High. man was Mr. .Ronald' Murray, The lucky 14w Man , was Mr. Hugh Benneger. Mrs, Millie Byans had the lucky chair and Mr. Malt Coyne drank from the lucky cup,. The luck supper itself proved to be scrump- tious with an abundance of food supplied by the lad. of St.. Columban pariSh.' Finally: Don't take life too seriously; you will never get out of it alive. held on Thursday, December 28, subject to approval of the Liquor ,Licence Board of Ontario. Due to the fact that the vote will not be held en a Monday, two advance polls will be held, one on Saturday December 16 and one on Saturday December 23 at the Bornholm Township Hall. Several objections were received to by-law #31-1978, a by-law amending the Township Zoning by-law, for a severance and zoning change of Arthur Hinz's „I accident some time ago is • confined in the R.E.C..U. Unit in Stratford hospital doing as well as can be expected. Mrs. Henry. Rose is a . patient in the same room both Mrs. Harloaf is formerly from Brodhagen. Mrs. Herman Hinz was honored Friday evening by neighbours before her de- parture to the Senior Citizen home in an apartment on Wellington St. > Friends gathered iniheBornholm Hall grain drying business at Lot 33 and 34, Concession 14.. These may be resolved by redrafting the by-law. The amending by-law for- the Beauchamp Munic- ipal Drain was passed. This means that $1,294.15 will be pro-rated to Logan Township ratepayers. A rating by-law for a Tile Drainage Loan Debenture of $3,600.00 was given three readings. Logan Township has now used up its 1978 allotment of Tile Drainage money. -where they enjoyed playing Euchre. Mrs. George Gloor read a farewell address writ- ten by. Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth and Mrs. Hinz also received many beautiful gifts. Sincere , sympathy is ex- tended to the family of the - late Alfred Anderson who passed away. in Stratford Hospital. 'H e leaves to morn his loving wife Lauretta Shine, two sons .,James of London and Jack of Strat- ford. Three. daughters McKiliop UCW Brodhagen remembrance Lady moving to Mitchell Attend bapti s m Logan to have liquor vote Dec. 28 .1.