The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-24, Page 5DUBLIN AND AREA
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 24, 1984 — A5
THE SENIOR girls of the Dublin school won
first In a recent soccer tournament. The
Julnning team Includes, back row, left to
Appreciation
night held for
MP Bill Jarvis
Former MP, Bill Jarvis will be honored at
an appreciation night to be held at the
Shakespearean Festival Theatre in Stratford
on Nov. 22.
Vince Judge, president of the Perth
Progressive Conservative Association, an-
nounced that former prime minister Joe Clark
and deputy prime minister Erik Nielsen have
said they will attend.
Mr. Judge said an invitation has been
extended to Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
and the association hopes the prime minister
is able to make it to the function,
Various other members of the Tory caucus
and Mr. Jarvis' colleagues will be on hand.
The riding association president said
tributes and presentations will be made to
Mr. Jarvis and there will be entertainment
followed by refreshments. He added that not
all details will be annouficed as some will
remain as a surprise for Mr, Jarvis. .
Mr, Jervis was repilaoed as Perth's MP by
Dr. Harry Brightwell in the Sept. 4 federal
election. Mr. Jarvis had served the riding for
over 12 years. He announced his retirement
in Jan, of this year.
Brodhagen 4-H
By Morel Scherbarth
The third meeting of the Brodhagen 441
club was led by Colleen Gilbert.
rMembers continued with everyone an•
meting the roll call. "Tell the club about the
five ways you found to move it more." Some
members answered that they walk to the
barn, and they also walk to get the paper and
the mail, instead of riding their three -wheel•
er. The rest of the members do more running
in their gym class at school.
Everyone took their part in helping to
prepare the coleslaw, and the chili con carne.
Whtle'the chili was cooking they continued on
with our lesson. To exercise our calf,
hamstring and our thigh muscles, Members
did three exercises. To finish off the lesson,
they ate the cole-slaw and•chili.
The second meeting of the Brodhagen 4.H
club was led by Colleen Gilbert.
Everyone answered the roll call. "Com•
ment on the breakfast recipe you tried,
Report your score for Breakfast Bingo".
Jean Ahrens helped in the kitchen where
the members prepared corn chowder. Every•
one enjoyed it very much.
The girls were then told to wear a jogging
suit for exercises at their next meeting.
St. Marys girl
crowned Queen
A St. Marys area girl was recently crowned
Perth County Queen of the Furrow at the
Perth Plowmen's Association annual dinner
meeting in Milverton,
Marlene Kernick, 1& a grade 13 student at
St. Marys District Collegiate and Vocational
Institute was crowned over six other girls
competing for the title. She is the daughter of
Maxine and Wilbur Kernick,
Sponsored by the Junior Farmers, Marlene
is an assistant leader with 4-H and is
currently working towards her advanced
honors in that program. She hopes to become
a dietitian.
The first runner-up was Trish Nicholson of
RR 2, Monkton, An 18 -year-old student at
Sheraton College, Trish is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Nicholson.
The other five girls competing were Bonnie
Bender of RR 2, Listowel; Sherri Herrfort of
RR 1, Newton; Tammy Pauli of RR 1,
Mlverton; Laurie Scherbarth of RR 1,
Bornholm and Linda Rank of RR 1, Monkton.
The new Perth Queen of the Furrow takes
over from Susan Cook. 20, of RR 1, Gadshill.
Plowing awards were presented at the
banquet with Elmer Erb of Millbank and
Bryan Bertrand of RR 1, St. Marys tying for
the most points in the two day county match
held in Aug.
Bob DeBrabendere of RR 1, St, Marys
received the first-ever conservation tillage
class trophy presented by John Stephens on
behalf of the Upper Thames Rivet Conserva-
tion Authority. Mr. Stephens is chairman of
the UTRCA.
Two other first time awards were present-
ed to John Good of RR 2, St...Pauls. He
received the highest point average in the 4-H
Sodbusters flub competition. As president of
the South Perth Sodbusters club, he also
received the trophy for the club with the most
points.
right, Tammy Cronin, Susan Louwagle, Lori
Bruxer, Linda Kramers, Rachael Contols,
Jody Maloney, Cathy McIver. Front row:
Debbie Van Loon, Jackie Megens, Gorrle Van
Bake', Rose Ann Pullen, Cheryl Shewan,
Jackie Roser. (Wasslnk photo)
Junior Rimers
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Congratulations from the community are
extended to Mr. and Mrs. August Scher-
barth of RR 1, Bornholm who observed their
52nd wedding anniversary on Saturday.
Congratulations are extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Elligson of Mitchell, who
observed their 45th wedding anniversary on
Saturday. They enjoyed a dinner at the
Fountain in Clinton. When they arrived with
Ken and Peggy, their attendants Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wurdell and ether friends were
already there to surprise them.
Paula Hinz, Ruth Eickmeier and Vera
Hillebrecht returned home from a two week
tour to Au¢tria and Germany recently.
The LCW catered to the Brodhagen Swing
Bowling Banquet last Friday evening.
The Brodhagen Diet Club celebrated 'their
seventh anniversary with a chinese dinner at
Gene's, ' Stratford. They returned to the
Brodhagen Community Centre --for an
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