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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-03-30, Page 3Friday was busy for Brodhagen General Store when a zoo was set up in the bas'ement. by three area-children, Cathy Leonhaidt, Kim Schneider and Kelvin Schneider. Thechildren worked hard in collecting and displaying„ the pees.anci then they invited the public to see the exhibition and to give a small donation. At the end .of the day the trio had raised over $15.00 which they,.; are sending to the Crippled Children's Fund. In the upper picture Mrs. Doreen Bennewies and Mrs; Wilfred Ahrens offer their donations to Cathy Leonhardtwhile (below) Kim Schneider and Cathy are shown with some of the animals that made up the zoo. (Staff Photo) News of Brodhagen 0,4 Invstors Syndicate Limited KEN WILLIS F. M. Boulton, Manager of Investors London Region, announces the appointment 'of Mr. Ken .—Willis as Sales' Representative in ,ssociation with Mr. E. a. Holmes, Divi- sion Mgr: Mr. Willis is fully qualified -to discuss the many invest- ment services of The Inves- - tors Group. These ,include Guaranteed Installment Cer- tificates (insured if desired) - Group and individual. tax savings progrkrns & Annui- ties, as well as, seven Mutual Funds. Mr. Willis may be reached at 85 West William Street, Seaforth,' Ontario. Telephone 527-0791. (Adv.) ••••••••.0.,... ••••1. SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS /41 All rives of CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN DAILY T. PRYDE & SON linquirieS are invited Telephone 'Numbers: EXETER 235.0620 CLINTON 482.9431 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas Or Bill Pinder 527-1382 — Bus. 527.1750 News of Columban Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Kale McKILLO'P IV McKillop IV held a joint meeting. at the home' of Mrs. Clarence Maloney with 10 mem- bers; present. The' girls' sewing is progressing and the mem- bers were busy with the sewing on of lace, cutting ,material the bias, faCings, and elastic casing: They were told, to work on their garments and record books. Mr. and Mrs.' Doug' Dalry- mple, Toronto visted Mrs. Joseph Burke for the weekend. , Mrs. Joseph Eckert and Mrs. Joseph Melady, who with other ladies., were on a' bus trip to Florida returned homeon Sunday night. Mrs. Roland Robichaud, of Caraquet, N.B. spent last week with her brother-in-laW and sis- ter, Mr. and MrS'. William Al- bert. Mrs. Gerald Gaffney and children, Peterborough, and Joe Sloan and daughters, -Windsor, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs.i James Sloan, Sr., during the week. John Shea Jr. is a patient _ in Stratford General Hospital. Signs of sprin - are ndm- erous and snowmobiling is almost over. Bicycles will .then come into their own. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Albert and two children, Hagersville spent a weekend recently .,with Mr. and Mrs. William Albert. Mrs. Auguste Ducharme is a patient in Seaforth Community 'Hospital. Mrs. Alfred .Malone and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs . Laverne Rose and fam- ily, -Mitchell following Confirma7 tion of Miss Joanne .Rose. ,•••i•••i:iii:liijilii • ... NOW AVAILABLE. AT THE SHILLELAGH. DUBLIN Lou and Theresa and staff are looking • forward to serving you. 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Prop. — EFFECTIVE — APRIL 1st, 1972 STORE HOURS: Daily, Except Wednesdays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m, Wednesdays 8 a.m. to 12:30 MEATS Cut and wrapped C for your freezer lb News 'of kURON • 4k, XPOOTORA .8EAF9R114...-014;•:MARI.4i.: " :1 CROM Dublin loses in Pee Wee quest Correspondent , Mrs. Bob Cronin The first game of -the best out of 3 games for the Dublln'Pee Wee against Zurich was held last Wednesday, March 22. The re- sulting score was Dublin losing 3-2 to Zurich. Scoring- for Dublin were Ronny McIvei. and Terry ..KramP• In the second game of the series played in Seaforth, Zurich downed Dublin 7-4 to win the Pee Wee B trophy. Scoring for Dublin were; Billy McCreight 2, Ronny McIver 1, Kenny Bruxer 1. •Ronny McIver also picked up two assists. TIVERTON 7 - DUBLIN 2 Jim McIver and Bob Cronin each scored a goal against Tiver- ton during the, recent Mildmay pee Wee Tournament. Dublin lost the game 7-2. Correspondent Morse Robt. Hulley • A Euchre and Dance ‘vas held during the holidays at' Family Paradise with 22 tables of euchre being played. High Lady was Mrs. Harold Wilson, High Man, John .Leeming; Low woman, Betty Hulley and Low man; Don.: ny Hulley. Most lone hands for the women was, Mrs. Martin Murray and for the men, John Leeming. The Silver Stringi'played for the dance. Spot dances were won by -Doris and Carolyn Mc- Clure, Dennis Murray and Linda Mott and Carolyn and^ 'John Thompson. Lunch Was served by the ladies. , • The Silver Strings were among the top 4 winners for the 3rd contest held in. Wingham Town Hall recently sponsored by . the Wingham Lions Club Talent , Hunt'. April 20th is the date when the 4 top winners from the three contests will compete. Susan Langlois of Brussels has joined the Silvelr Strings as their drum- mer. We wish them all the luck in the future. • Mrs. Marie St. Louis and son Norbert of Maidstone, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene St. Louis and family Sunday. Mark CorresPondent Mrs. ken ElligSen Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe during the holiday week were Warrant Officer and Mrs. Dick Watson and family, St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and far4ily, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Donald • Wolfe and family, London, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph.. Fischer and family, RR 4, Walton and Mrs. Jack Somer- ville and family, Toronto. Mrs. Manuel Beuermann, Mrs., Albert Hinz and Mrs. Carl Hillebrecht , returned home last week after spending a month in Florida with Miss Phyllis Hinz. Miss Cheryl Bennewies spent the mid-term holidays on a nine day tour to Florida. Mrs. Willard Behnewies ac- companied Mr-. and -Mrs. williarn Hodgert and Brenda, Seaforth ai to visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stinson at Mount Clemens, Mich. for the weekend. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Messer- schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ben- newies visited Mrs and Mrs. Roy Bennewies and David in a Stratford on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leon- hardt and family, Them eSford and Mr. and-Mrs. Richard Leonhardt and fannily,'Strathroy visited with Mr. and Mr'. Herman Leonhardt during the weekend. Rev. A. Horst preached his first sermon at St. peter's Luth- eran, Church here Sunday morn- ing. After the service a.dinner was served to the congregation which was followed by a program. Mr. and Mrs. Lavera Wolfe spent the' weekend with Warrant Officer and Mrs. Dick Watson and family at St. Thomas. They attended Donald Watson's Con- firmation at Grace United -Church. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ferguson, Exeter also visited at. the 'same home. Miss Phyllis _Ahrens, New- market spent the weekend with her. parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens. Michelle, Michael,. Scott-and Randy Beuerman Goderich spent the holidays with their grand-: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kahle, California and Mrs. John Kahle, Detroit called on Mr. and' Mrs. Man4el Beuermann and' dther friends and relatives here rec- ently: WINTHROP Relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Meade Baker Saturday nrght to cele- brate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Tho4e present included: • Mr. and Mrs. Ken Drager and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drager and family, Jackie Abbott, all from London; Mr. and Mrs. _John walch and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Price and family Egmondville; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Drager and family; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drager and family, Mrs. Bruce Johnston hnd family; Mrs. Martha Drager; Mr. John Little; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Williamson and Gary; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Baker, all Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Glenville, Walton. reasons for their evaluations.„. Some girls worked on unfidished sewn articles 'While others worked on their waste paper bas- ket pr lampshade. Notes were discussed and achievement day was also talked above. The girls elected Glenna' Brown to do the speaking on achievement day and Rhonda and Lorrie Ferg- uson were chosen as demonstra-•^ tors for that day.—Lunch was served by Mrs. Dave Brown and Mrs. Frank Van Bergen. BUNNY BUNDLE • Two groups of young girls with the aid of their parents spent their Easter holidays on a most worthwhile cause. Miss Donna and Sandra McGrath and Miss Marianne Soontiens sold tickets on two angel food cakes which were donated by their mother Mrs. Patrick McGrath and which were won by Mrs; Ken Whetham and Mr. Mike Eckert. The winning tickets were drawn by Miss„Pauline Goettler at Goettler's Grocery on Fri- day. The girls presented Bill Brady of CFPL Radio, London with $35.00 for Bunny Bundle on Saturday. The second Bunny Bundle col- lection was taken up by Joan Bruxer, 'karen Bruxer and Cathy Ferguson with the proceeds going -to the crippled children. Their tickets were sold on a 5 lbs. box of chocolates which was won returned home with them after visiting in Windsor ' and Maid- stone. Misses Sandra, and Debbie, Hulley returned home after visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs.Ottowalk- er, Miss Cathy Hulley and Mr. andMrs. Larry Gardiner. Miss Vicky Harris visited in the holidays with her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Kathy, Goderich. MisS Carol Steffen, Seaforth, visited with, Miss Linda Godkin. Misses Lynne and Soan Dodds holidayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Roobol, Hensall. News of Egmondville . Correspondent • 'Mrs. Charles Geddes Mr. and Mrs., Leo Teatero and family have returned from a winter vacation in Florida. They also stopped in Washing- ton on their return trip. Miss Sheila Geddes accompanied them On their trip. ' • • MrS. Greta McLeod has re- turned home after her vacation in the sunny South., by Master Jim McCreight. These girls . donated $18.50 to Bunny Bundle. Master Steven Thornton, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thornton has returned home from the Sea.- forth Comnignity Hospital after undergoing surgery for appendix. Miss Helen Walsh and two friends Gwen Dawson and Wendy and Miss julie Walsh and friends, Jo-Anne Irwin, Pam Mountain and Judy Dark spent a few days with •Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ryan and family during last week. Miss Sally O'Rourke spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne CrOnin and family in Kit- chener and they in turn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs . Bob Cronin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cronin have returned home from..their vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Brothers, Guelph were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Rourke on the Iveek- end. Correspondent Mrs,. Ken McKellar Mr. and Mrs. Alex, RartiSey visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey and family at MoleS- worth. Miss Sandra Hulley of Win- throp holidayed with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner and child- ren. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott., NITS— E., Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Moore, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs.N Hugh W. Moore and daugh- ter Elaine, Dohald Moore and David, Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker visited• on Saturday with Mr. Alvin Cornish, Exeter. Mis. Grace, Scott returned home on Sunday after a three week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Weitzm.an at Niagara Falls, • U.S.A. Mrs. Jack McGhee, Jackie," Judy and Roy of London and M iss Joanne Currie of Dorchester visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs.'Otto Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walkei' were Sunday guests with Mrs. Walker's sister and brother-Tn- law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erwin at Putnam, 'Celebrating with Mrs. Erwin, her 80th birthday. Mr. Richard Binning, Mitchell and Miss Susan Smith, Monkton were Sunday visitors with `Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKellar., Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kers- lake, 'Staffa were Sunday after- noon'callers at the same home.' Mr. and Mrs. McKellar and Mrs. Mildred Crago and. Mrs. Alan Somers, St. Marys were entertained, at the home .of and Mrs. W, N. Binning, Mit celebrating the fifty--third anniversary of their inarriNg, Mr. and Mrs. Hebert ,W,47 dell and family of Oneipti holidayed with Mrs, watidellst pirents, Mr. and.Wirs, Roy Mc----1 Cugoeh last week, Mr. and sell visited wi C. J. Weit. Fails, N.Y. INSURANCE Auto, Fire, Life Donald G. Eaton Insurance Agency Limited Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 r Seaforth 39•95 (Anne''-Plates B Cups Saucers kill 13130104 Pf 8 c*treel flowk 1 Platter 1 Vssietable 00w1' 1 CrParn'or 1 Covered Sugar ' — 20 Beautiful Patterns. ANSTETT Jewellers Ltd. SOAPORTH — 527.1120 DUBLIN COLLEENS The Dublin Colleens No. 1 did not meet last week since a number of girls took advantage df th Thaes - t Dubl o in d C ay o ll t e o evns isit with friends. No. 2 held their seventh meeting on Tuesday March 21 at the home of Mrs. Dave Brown. The roll ,•gall "A New Sewing Technique I Have Learned Is" was ans- wered and the girls eValuated each others accessories and gave News of • Winthrop Holiday euchre, dance feature at Paradise Park Mrs. Wesley Rus- Mr. and Mrs. Mgr of Niagara