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The Huron Expositor, 1980-12-04, Page 297.7 LIVESTOCK LOST IN BARN FIRE -Ivan Norris, of RR 2, Staffa, lost 134 pigs' in a barn • Lots of winners at St. Patrick's Winners at the St. Pat- rick's Dublin Turkey Binge held recently were Betty Ann Reinen, Pat McCarthy, Michelle O'Rourke, Alice Beuerman, 520.00 special Norma Rose, Bonnie Cronin, Rose Murray, Colleen Ap- pleby, Michael Dow, 520.00 Special Rita Porter, Danny Cronin. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Eckert, Share of the Wealth Michael Murray, Kathy Kelly. Winners of the door prizes donated by: Stacey Bros. - Nancy Ernst, MacRae's Market-Bvssy .• O'Rouke; Ruby's Market -Alma Ryan; McCreight Hardware- Anita Looby; Goettler Furniture - Colleen Appleby_ A Corespondent maim RYAN 3454028 A large crowd attended •the aminal Knights of Co- lumbus turkey bingo held at • St. Coiumban Church hall on •5undaY, Nov. 28th, Follow - ng are the winners of a freshly,killed turkey. Game 1 - Cheryl Fehr, Game 2- Mrs. 0. Wolfcamp, game 3 -Ed. • Neeb, Consolation Cheryl Wye, Share the Wealth by Rita Mommereteeg, Game 4 • Clem Krauskopf, game 5 Louis Maloney, consolation Mrs. Roy McGonigle, game 6 • Margaret Devereaux, Shire the wealth Leon Maloney, Gladis Pride, Nell Doyle and Ann Kelly; game 7 Ron -Ryrrsolatiotr Kris -Bald: - win, Irene Flannigan, Gladis Wolfcamp, Margie Nolan and Jennifer Rolph, game 8 Mike Wright, game 9 Ron Ryan, share the wealth - Margaret Hicknell, game 10 Judy Dorsey, consolation Debbie Riley, game 11 - Dave Crocker, sharre the , wealth -Diane Wettlaufet, rented from HJA Farms, owned by the Scott brothers of RR 2, Staffa. The -fire broke out at night, and Mitchell fire department responded to the call. (Photo by Butson) 1 and area ne lAnnie Cronin, Jean Maloney, 'Denise Rau and Charlie Rau, game 12 -Mrs. Norman •Breen, consolation Mrs. B. Austin. Two door prizes were .: won by Mrs. Mildred Cronin and Mrs. Joe Lane. • The sympathy •of the •S community is extended to Mrs. Mary Melady and the Melady family on the sudden traffic death of James Melady whose funeral mass was held Monday morning at St. Columban R.C. Church.' Rev, Vt. Thos. Melady, Oshawa, Ora, was celebrant of the mais asAsted by Rev. P. Oostveen, pastor, Rev. Fr. Dill, Dublin was present in the sanctuary. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Melady and family, Brighton, Ont. and Mrs. Olen Butters and her husband of gdmonton,, Alberta were home for the funeral of their. brother. Also attending the funeral were ,Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Melady, Port Ritchie, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Melady, Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Melady, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melady, Peter- borough, Ont.; Mr. and Mts. Bernard Daly, Toronto and Mrs. Angela Smith, Toronto. --4-11-Achievement N left was held last Thurs. at the Seaforth Public School. McKillop #4 club, under the leadership of Mrs. Carol Ryan assisted by Mrs. Beth Klaver, participated. Nine girls received spod,ns and certificates. Margaret Hick- nell received County honours for completing iv -projects. Mary Jane Visser completed 15 clubs. Suanne Murray, Ann Ryan, Margie Nolan, Linda Poppe and Kim Mc- Laughlin completed 3 clubs and Colleen Maloney and Lisa Poppe I club. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lane & Debbie, London; Mrs. Harold Allen, Goderich and Marlene Goutreau, Clinton visited with fifr. and Mrs. Vincent Lane on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J.D, Mac - Brodhagen children confirmed at St. Peter's Correspondent MRS. HERMAN LEONHARDT 345-2419 Sunday was confirm tion day at St. Peter's Luth,..ran Church, Brodhagen. Five children were confirmed by Pastor Horst. They were Lori Scherbarth, Beverly Beuer- mann, Janice Beuerrnann, Derek Ritz and Allan Rose. Mark William /uck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Vock, was baptized at the morning service Sunday at St. Peter's. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beuermann and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hillebrecht and family, RR3. Mitchell, Joyce Parrott. Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Siemon, RR1, Born- lom, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beuermann and family, RR 3, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Siemon and family, RR5, Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Parrott, RR2, West Monkton. VISITORS Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Beuermann and family Sunday were Rev. and i4k1/4".:A APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, well fix them PH... Our repair exports will have your appliance In tip top shape fast. Call us to- day. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 lommormiesessomm.m. Mrs. Arthur Horst and Ste- phen, .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborn, R.R. 2 West Monk - ton, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Osborn and family, Tiverton, and Mr. and Mrs. Constance Boyd and family of Mon- crieff. Mr. Henry Kelber moved to the Mitchell Nursing Fri- day, after being a patient in Seaforth Community Hospi- for some time. We wish him well. Mr. Ron Beuermann is a patient in University Hospi- tal. London, where he wider - went heart surgery last Thursday and is getting along very well. We wish him a, speedy recovery. The flowers on the altar in St. Peter's Sunday were red carnations placed there by the confirmation class. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wurdell. RR1. Bornholm, observed their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday. No- vember 30th. They placed a beautiful red a7alea plant in church at the morning set - 'Tree Trunk 5 Main Si.. Seelorih Tom and Dawn Papple Stare 527-0514 Ras. S27.0140 Just in time for Christmas... we have some new PINE FURNITURE pieces We also have good used furniture - bedroom suites, tables, chairs and more For good rattle Smart .Santas check the Tree Trunk fir; XMAS DRAW Ceramic Christmas Tree and Latch Hooked Wall Hanging Draw Wed., Dec. 24 1 vice in St. Peter's. SUNDAY GUESTS Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scherbarth and family Sunday were Lori's sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mikel and family, RR5, Strat- ford and Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Gilck and family. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson, Strat- ford; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn .Jackson, Mississauga; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Love and family, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ellison. Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elligson, Warren and Terry. Marianne Kale, Mr. and Mrs. Don Elligson. Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth. Tracy Babb, Terry Siemon and Rick Ryan. Dr. Calvin Gilcki now of Warrington P.A., spent the weekend with his family., Many local people attend- ed the 40th wedding anniver- sary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wurdell Friday evening at the Brodhagen Community Centre. Gt.:cis with Mr. and Mrs.. Doug York Sunday for Mark's christening were the sponsors, Wanda Vock- of Cambridge and Bill Vock, Brodhagen. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sallows and Mrs. McArthur. Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis West - man, Hespler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vock and Mrs. Hilda French, Mitchell. Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mrs. Wm. Bennewles and family. William Bennewies passed away at the Stratford General Hospital _of Friday. The funeral Service was held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, Monday with Tel .327-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEA FORTH burial in the adjoining ceme- tery. Mrs. Irene Hinz, Kitchen- er and Mrs. Bruce Naylor, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred on Saturday. More Dublin • area news on page 24. Jenny and Ian, London, .Mr. and Mrs. Jim ,Subject,, Carrie, Ryan and. Jeffrey, „Kitchener; •.and 'oeriy and , titmoN EXPOSITOR. DEC Karen Ryan spent Sunday with Mr % MIA Mrs,,Clarence Ryan. • , • We vvish to welceine GarY Nash to the hamiet,, .04iy has ;:ingoi4*4 the .110iop or ;Ow • • late Mrs. Maty Ducliarr'ne. ' and inrwed in on Monday. RETIRING TRUSTEES HONOURED -Retiring HPRCSS trustees (left to right) David O'Reilly Mickey Vere, John O'Drowsky, and Michael Connolly of Kippen were honoured for their contributions to the board at a banquet in Stratford Friday. (Photo by Oke) Entire Family Winter Boots ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN LIFE -- and Mortgage Insurance Plans Income Tax Deductable Registered Rettrement Savings Plans and Annuities Income Averaging Annuities Ask for our nev, Flexible Premium R R SP -REPRESENTING Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada for 21 years. mom inatinwroi wt-lodo The Ministry of Natural Resources has the following parcels of and available for lease for the 1981.8243 season: TOWNSHIP LOT CONCESSION Stanley Ashfield- 4 . Lake Road West Port Albert 17 to 20 East"&„ West of Arthur Street Mullett 10 3 Hullett 18 3 Mullett 7 5 Hulteti 11 6 Hullett 8 3 Hallett 11 5 Hullett 19 & 20 6 AREA & DESIGNATED USE 37 Acres Crop land 4 Acres Crop land 2$ Acres Corn land 20 Acres Corn land 47 Acres Corn land 35 Atres Corn tam. 80 Acres Hay land 50 Acres Hay land 45 Acres Hay land THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE TENDER WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: General: T. The tarry of the lease wilt be front January I, 14111 to December 31, 1eS1. However, the lessee can renew the tease for 1932 and again for 1133 by submitting o new ap. plitatIon on or before the expiry dote. 2. Any cash payments are to bar in the form of a cheque payable to the "Treasurer of Ontario" and must be received before leas* will be issued. 3. Subleasing will not be permitted. 4. There will be no compensation or adjustment for damage to crops as a result of use by wildlife and/or hunters.. 5. The Ministry of Natural Resources reserves the right to enter upon the properties end carry out any necessary activities. O. Persons using property of the Ministry will do so at their own risk. Cr. I. Tende7isr ids shall be in the form of a cash offer per acre. 2. No residual herbicides are to used during the final year of the tease-. rean..kinsk I. Tender bids shall be in ti, form of a percentage if the crop to by left standing in thy field. 2. The portion of the crop to rerrsain standing will be selected by M.N.R. staff in Sep- tember of each growing season. 3. Corn is the only crop which may be grown. 4. Corn crops may not be plowed down until the following spring. S. No residual herbicides are to used during the final year of the lease. Hy land: I. Tender bids shall be in the form 04o cash offer per acre. 2,, If the property Is not already in a hay crop, the lessee must in the first year saw spring grains (barley, wheat, oats) and underseed with a grass and legume mix of II lbs./acre Thnothy: 4 lbs./acre Alfalfa and 4 lbs./acre Clover. 3. Nay or seed harvest are not to exceed SO% of the total acreage and to be cut In. minimum of four equal strips alternated with an equal number of uncut strips. 4. The cutting direction of hay and seed harvests shall be alternated 00 percent each year. 5. No cutting is to be done later than September 1st. For complete tender documents or more information contact the Ministry of Natural Resources, 14v,ry. Flo. 4, South, R.R. No, 5 Wingharn, Ontario NOG 2W0) 519-357-3131. Tenders will be received until 4:00 p.m. December 19, 1180. Tenders will be opened for public review at 9:00 a.m. December 22, 1910. for everyone Santa and his helpers will love these - cozy slippers,and soft soled casuals. So comforting on Christmas morn ...every morn I MEN'S - -• LADIES 6.14vvio Wallabeal for Mom & Dad Main Street Seaforth 527-1110 41",.