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The Huron Expositor, 1982-11-03, Page 6Stirlingshire, Scotland, is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Brown and family. The residents of Dublin and area extend their deep- est sympathy to the families of Mr, Doug Small and Mr. Bob Eckert, both of Dublin, who lost their lives in an accident on the weekend.' An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. Find our ad in this paper for Pre -Christmas Savings! etherington Famigy etiwear Main St., Seaforth . 527-1110 lJ L I!! Sc dererd as Co Lmin- r w DdD08w awc7 0@c) Free to chooses leaders in Canada , THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 3, 1982 ® A5 Correspondent JOAN CRONIN 345.2972 On Monday, November 8, all who are 18 years of age and over will gef the pii,, liege, of exercising their democratic right to vote. Some say why bother, others say why --and some say' why not? It is so easy for us to complain about the state of affairs in the country whether it be regional or federal, but unless you exer- cise your constitutional right to vote, one cannot honestly gripe about the outcome. Choosing the right candi- date is often a very difficult task. Some cast their ballot for a friend, while the undecided say tick-tack-toe and put their' little "X". But, the politically con- scientious voter seeks out the qualities of loyalty, respect, trust and leadership and most of all motivation. Why is the candidate of your choice seeking this position? By now he knows he will be criticized, questioned and condemned, No matter; how hard he or she tries they will notsatisfy everyone. Is he or she seeking office for its monetary • return, for the glory and power the position holds or for the betterment of the people they will re= present? This year there are elect- ions in this area for the trustees in the village of Dublin, for reeve, deputy reeve, councillors and public and separate school board, members, so we have our work cut out for us'. A' Remember when you cast your ballot you are electing the most competent in- dividuals who will represent you and spend your hard earned tax dollars. When you, go to'the polls in your area on Monday do not look back over • petty incidents with thoughts like 'That will teach 88 PSE -ELECT Gv1 •'i 1/ TT" E1GL Ll L AS A TRUSTEE IN DUBLIN • Nine years experience as a Trustee • Keenly interested in the village and it's people • Charter member of the Dublin Lions Club • Member of the Royal Canadian Legion • Member of Dublin Athletic Association ON NOVEMBER 8, RE-ELECT McCREIGHT "Matt" X AS A TRUSTEE IN DUBLIN Separate School SUPPORTERS for HIBBERT & LOGAN for the HURON - PERTH ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD ELECT LOUIS MALONEY! IF ELECTED: • I am determined to see that full value is received for each dollar spent. • I favour the government wage restraint program • I will work to provide the best education possible, without any unjust increases in costs. ON NOVEMBER 8, VOTE him to run over my dog' and vote with malice but instead, be proud of the fact that we are living in a free country where we can still pick and choose our leaders without threat of persecution as in some countries of the world. Come rain or shine on Monday, draw yourself away from your favorite soap opera or from work in the fields and ffj Correspondent MRS. H. LEON18AR1IDT 345.2419 A class of 15 girls and boys were confirmed in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen on Sunday, Reformation- Day; they are Colleen Gil- bert, Nancy Bennewies, Ann Pushelbert, Mary Anderson, Annette Siemon, Janet Roth, Cheryl Regele, Steven - Ahrens, David Bach, Kevin Beuermann, Kevin De Jong, Bradley Rapien, Brent Robinson, Wayne Hinz and Kevin Luddington. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens on Sunday for Steven's confirmation day were Mr. and Mrs. Rob Brady, Michael and Craig of Lucan; Mrs. Alice Beuer- mann, Oluf Lauritsen of Mitchell; Wayne Ahrens of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beuermann and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rock and Doug Buck. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilbert, for Colleen's confirmation on Sunday, were the sponsors, Rev. and Mrs. Harold Brill, Heather and Stephanie of St. Jacobs; and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gilbert and family of Milverton, the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muegge and Mrs. Melinda Gilbert of 'Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rapien had as their guests for Bradley's confirmation his sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rapien, and Heather; the grandparents, Mrs. Dora Rapien; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborn; and June Osborn of Markham. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. RobertRegele on Sunday for Cheryl's confirm- ation were the sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wurdell, the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regele; Jan- ice and Diane Wurdell. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beuermann for Kcvin's confirmation on Sun - vote, for it takes but a minute, but the outcome can last a lifetime. ttttt The trick or treaters have devoured all their goodies by now and their imaginative costumes are tucked away in the back of the closet or in the bottom of the old trunk for another year. It was really a pleasure to see the children s have a fun Hallowe'en, free of any serious mishap or damage. Mr, and Mrs, Willie Kroonen were in Kingston on the weekend attending the wedding of Dr. Marina Brash to Mr. Ken Scott of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Brun- er were in Edmonton this past week and have returned with their two e, day were Kevins' sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beuer- mann. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray . IHlille- brecht, Paula and Vicki; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beuermann and family; Mr, and Mrs. Don Beuermann and family; Mr. and Mrs. Chris Elliott; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Beuer- 'mann and Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennewies had as their guests for Nancy's con- firmation Day, the sponsors,• Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scher- barth; and Mr. and Mrs, Ken Smith; Pastor and Mrs. Horst and Stephen; Lyle Bennewies of Goderich; Jo- anne Jordan of Kitchener; Gary Bennewies and Fiona Matheson of Guelph; Sherry Bennewies of Stratford; Robert Siemon, Mr. and Mrs. John Bennewies. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, for Brents confirmation were, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Siemon, Seaforth; Mr. and Mfrs. Joe Robinson of St. Marys; Pastor and Mrs. Arthur Horst and Stephen; Mr: and Mrs. Ken Carno- chan, Pam and Faye of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd - Pushelberg had as their guests for Ann's confirm- ation, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davidson and family of Strat- ford; Mr. and Mrs. Ted DeWaal and family; Mrs. Jean Mera and family of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hinz' guests for Wayne's confirm- ation were the sponsors, Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Aikens, RR 1, Fullarton; the' grand- parents, Mrs. Reta Hinz of Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. ` ' George Chowen of Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. George Schutt and fmaily; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sykes and family, all of RR 3, Mitchell. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Siemon- for Annette and Janet's confirm- ation were, Mrs. Lucy Siemon; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Siemon and family and Jean Answers vary in roll call question MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Mrs. Charles Douglas , hosted the Resolutions meet- ing of the Staffa Womcns Institute at her home, Oct, 25 with 15 members present. Mrs. Norman Harburn presided. Mrs. John Temple- man conducted a contest on To the voters of Hibbert and Logan for Trustee on the HURON PERTH ROMAN CATIeOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD • VOTE JOHN O'LEARY • "Let experience work for you" r Canadian Cities with Mrs. Douglas the winner. Mrs. Bert Daynard had the ,handyman's' hint teaching .everyone how to tic the square knot, 'slip knot and halt knot. Mrs. Jack Burchill dealt with the topic. review• ing from the handbook how to draft a resolution at branch level and how to present it to district and area levels. She was thanked by Mrs. Harburn. Roll Call • a modern problem which should be the concern of the Women's Institute brought forth such answers as non-prescription drugs. sprays. nutritious foods at schools and night - school classes. The president Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided for the business, a thank you was read from a member who had moved away. A donation was made to the childrens' Aid Christmas boxes. Resolutions to be present- ed at the Area Convention were discussed. Mrs, Bill Mahon and Mrs. Art Smale have volunteered to take the adult short course "More Cents than Dollars". PERSONALS Mrs. Joost Drost and Renne, Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman. Richard and Barbara, Russell Miller. Mrs. George Vivian, Sandra and Steven attended the 4-11 achievement presentation on Tuesday evening at, Mitchell District High School. Attending the london Area Convention at St. Marys Community Centre on Wed- nesday were, Mrs. Charles Douglas. Mrs. Robert McCaughey. Mrs. Bert Day- nard, Mrs. Wm. Mahon and Mrs. John Templeman. Attending the convention Thursday were, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Charles Douglas and Mrs. Templeman. 1 grandchildren, Denise and Danny O'Reilly, who are staying with their grand- parents until their parents Mr, and Mrs, Greg O'Reilly return by car. Greg and Cathy will then reside in the area. Mr. Bob Kelly is a patient in the UniversityaHospital in London. Mr. Alex Gilfillan, Falkirk, Is le Mastin of Oshawa. Congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Salverda, RRI, Clinton, on the arrival of their daughter in the Clinton Public Hospital, on Sunday, Oct, 31. Congratulations are extend- ed to the proud grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Brink, RR 1, Bornholm. This is their sixth grandchild. Miss Cherri Bradley Of Calgary, Alberta, visited Don and Pauline Beuermann and family. Cherri is a granddaughter of Mrs. Bert Haney, the former Vera Leonhardt, who at one time lived in Seaforth before the family moved to Alberta. She enjoyed visiting her other relatives, most of whom she had never --met before. She liked Ontario very well, thinking we here litre close together as out in Alberta your nearest neighbour is miles away. Good old Ontario, eh! BRODHAGEN LOAFERS The Brodhagen 4-H Club met October 18 in the Brodhagen Hall, All went to the kitchen and started to r [ make "Whole Grain English Muffins". Everyone took part in stirring, mixing and measurine. While the ,muffins were baking, the girls started their lesson. Ann Pushelburg led the 4-H pledge. Then they decided on their club name which was "The Brodhagen Loafers." The roll call was answered by "Show a sample of the bread you made at home, comment on its success od any prok>tlems you encountered". Every girl had something different and all turned out well. Donna Van Bake' and Colleen Gilbert each made :`Potato Bread". Carold Ter- pstra made "Raisin Bread," Heather Alce, Sherry Beu- ermann, and Julie Horan, each made the "Buttermilk Bread". Bev. Rapien made "Teddy Bear Bread." Nancy Bennewies and Gayle Sie- mon each made "Buttermilk Bread". Last but not least, Marci Scherbarth made "Zuni -corn Bread" which she reports was not. too bad for her first time making bread. To the Voters of the Police Village of Dublin I respectfully solicit your support at the polls on Monday, November 8th, as a Trustee for the village. ANYONE WISHING A RIDE TO THE POLLS CALL 345-2154 - Herb Brown To The VOTERS in the TOWNSHIP of • HIBBERT I respectfully solicit your support at the poll L� on November 8 - LEO KROONEN On NOVEMBER 8 VOTE For IVAN NORRIS As REEVE In HIBBERT TWP. T t_�I'.e Voters of Hibbert To serve our Township for a second term as REEVE I would al5preciate your support in the upcoming election on Monday, November 8 RE-ELECT ROY SWART For Hibbert Township on November 8 Elect ROH CHRISTIE Deputy Reeve of Hibbert Township • 2 years council service • 4 years planning hoard • - years Federation of Agriculture, currently Perth County President • I am an avid conservationist and am quite capable of serving the ratepayers of Hibbert • We must question eyes eypenditure and save dollars w hereyer possible Best Wishes to all and hoping for your support on November B. To the Voters of Hibbert Township Re -Elect DONALD, JOHNS 1 for Deputy -Reeve on November 8 YOUR SUPPORT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. If you wish transportation to the poll please call 229-8720 -,i