HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-09-14, Page 14The Pioneer Thresher Reunion at Blyth at the week end attracted large crowds anxious to see
farm machinery of past years. Featured in the parade was a 1914 steam engine manufactured in
Seaforth by the Robert Bell Engine and Threshing Co. Ltd. A Bell separator is being pulled by
the engine. The outfit is owned by Geo. McKinless of Walkerton. (Staff Photo
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station
.Many from hee attended the
annual Thresherman's reunion
in Blyth on the weekend.
The weather of the last few
days has been ideal for the har-
vesting of the bean crop and
excellent yields • have been re-
ported.
Mrs. Pat Ryan Sr. Is a pat-
ient in Seaforth Community Hos-
pital.
Mr. Joe Looby has been trans-
ferred from Seaforth to St.
Joseph's hospital in London. His
many friends hope to see him
home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maloney
and family spent the weekend
at their cabin trailer at Par-
adise park.
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Mother to small son: "Twenty
years from now you'll be telling
some innocent, young girl what
a great cook your mother was
now eat your dinner!"
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reunion
A reunion was held for the
• family of the late ,ildliphael and
Lousie Flanagan" at Brodhagen
Community Centre on Saturday.
The CoMmittee members are
Pres. - Mrs. Ron Butterg; Vice
Pres. Mrs. Cyril Murray; Sec.
Mrs. Murray Gallagher; Treas.
Gordon Dantzer; Entertaitikent
Chairman - Frank Flanagan.
The activity got under way
at 1 p.m. with races for the
smaller children everyone winn-
ing a prize. Ribbons - Prizes
In other races were won by:
Jennifer Flanagan 1st, Tommy
Flanagan 2nd; Allan Murray 1st,
Paul Stapleton 2nd. ; Timmy
Flanagan 1st, Mark Feeney 2nd;
Martin Murray 1st, Greg Feeney
2nd; Brad Flanagan 1st, Fran-
ces Feeney 2nd; Linda Flanagan
1st, Ricky Flanagan 2nd; Murray
Costello 1st, Paul Murray 2nd;
Paul Gallagher let, Kevin Butters
2nd; Leahann Murray 1st, Mark
Flanagan 2nd..
Relay race was won by Team
No. 1. Novelty races were won
by Sharon Feeney, John Flana-
gan, Michael Flanagan.
Ladieh kick the slipper wok
by Catherine Melady and Rose
Costello.
Horse shoe tournament was
won by Gib Murray and Joe
Flanagan with Pat Murray and
Dan Costello receiving a booby
prize.
Two soft ball games were
played with the "Tigers",, and
"Knights" winning.
An Old Timers softball
game followed.
A picnic supper followed▪ and
to close the day a Mass was held
lor deceased members in St.
Patrick 's Church, Dublin at 8:00
P. M.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Joseph Kale
The first meeting of Mc-
Killop 11 Was held at the home
of leader Miss Mary Claessens.
The new project is "The Third'
Meal". Members participated
in the making and demonstrating
a pizza. Officers for the term,
are Pres. Anne Albert, Vke-
Pres. - Joanne Swart, Treas.
Mary Ann Van Bakel, Press Re-....
porter - Trudy Claessens.
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School reopened last week
here with an enrolimentof 111,
and the following teachers in
charge - Mr. Wildman, grades
7 and 8; Sister "Marion, grades
5. and 6A. Mrs. Joseph Melady
grades 3 and 4A Miss Gwen Fuhr
Grades 1 and 2.
Mrs. Margaret Rowland is the
teacher for the Kindergarten in
'Dublin. There are 27 pupils
enrolled with 11 of .these, from
St. Columban. The folloscing
are the names of the St. Col-
umban pupils, Michelle Barry,
Dorothy Brooker, Sean Lane,
Anne M arie Maloney, Kevin Me-
lady, Mardamt Nolan, Allan
O'Reilly, Tommy p'Reilly, Mark
Ryan, Anne Ryan, Joseph Ryan.
Miss Joanne Murray is teach-
News of
AUBURN
A meeting of the C.W.L. was
held in the Parish hall Tuesday
night with thirteen, members pre-
sent.
The meeting opened with
Prayer by Father Dingiter and
with President, Mrs. Franken In
the chair. Minutes were read
by Mrs. Cyril Boyle. Mrs. Neil
Stapleton gave the treasurer's'
report and Mrs.JerryVanAaken
took the roll call. 'Mrs. Bill
Kinohan reported cards sent to
the sick.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Van
Aaken and Ahea Kearney.
Sympathy of the community
goes ourto the Edward family
in the death of Mary Ann, age
14, why was killed by a car
while attending Toronto Exhib-
ition. , She was buried in St.
Augustine cemetery last Tues-
day.
• A number from here attended
the Thresheir's convention in
Blyth last Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
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News of
13RODNAGEN
Correspondent
Mrs, Ken Elligson
Mr. and Mrs. George Rock,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert French,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vock, Mr.°
and Mrs. Mervyn Leonbardt, and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rock were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Bennewies for their
son Eric's wedding to Debbie
Tuchlinski at the Zion United
Church, Weber St. Kitchener 4)4
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
called on Mrs. Mary Tihornton
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer,
McKillop Twp. on Sunday.
Miss Joyce Vock, Waterloo
is having a weeks holidays at
home with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mikel and,
family, R.R.#2, Mitchell, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Elligsen and boys
were guests of Mr . and Mrs.
Charles Scherbarth on Sunday,
on the occasion of their twelfth
wedding anniversary.
The regular monthly meeting 4
of the Lutheran Chulch women
was held last Wednesday evening
with a good attendance. Mrs.
Edwin Scherbarth, Mrs. Reuben
Buuck and Mrs. Lavin Beuer-
mann chose as their topic for
Devotions "Familiar Favours
Forgotten". Pastor Horst held
Bible Study. The President, Mrst
George Rock was in charge of the
business portion. Various
committees gave their reports.
Plans were completed for the
Senior Citizen's Social afternoon
to be held this Wednesday.
A number of ladies are plann-
ing to attend the Assembly of +'
the Ladies Auxiliary held atWat-
erloo on Sept. 27, and also the
Western District Fall Assembly
on October 4 in Tavistock.
Thank you cards were ac-'
knowledged ,and birthdays re-
ported. 4
The meeting closed with a•
hymn, prayer and the common
Doxology.
CWL.
St. James C. W. L. met Tues-
day evening with Mrs. Alvin
Smale, the President, in charge.
Revi. H. J. Laragh opened the
meeting with prayer and Mrs.
John Maloney gave a • spiritual
reading.
Reports were given by con-j
veners and Fr. Laragh read a
letter from the new Director,
lipv. Fr. Spencer. He suggested
league work •be made an inte-
gral part of life, in daily life
as well as in parish work.
A Christmas Bazaar to be
held Nov. 25 was, discussed and
plans made for various projects.
rt euchre party is planned
for Sept. 29.
The CWL was asked to pro-
vide an organizer for the com-
ing March of Dimes.
NEWS OF
ST. COLUMBAN
ing in Chatham.
At Lambton College, Sarnia,
Miss Regina Van Bakel begins
her second year.
Miss Mary Lou Lane is att-
ending Lambton College.
• Larry Murray goes to West-
ern University, Kevin Kale to
Guelph University, Neil Murray
to Waterloo University.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kale,
Marianne, Margo and Mary
spent Saturday. at Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reray
spent a few days recently in.
Windsor visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Hagarty.
Mrs., Mary Ducharme spent a
,. few days in Stratford, with Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Marcy and fam-
ily.
Mrs. Frances
Lucan visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McIver.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Murray,
Colleen and Louise, spent the
weekend at, a cottage near Hep-
worth.
Window broken at service
Mr. Russell Kramp had the Friday night.
misfortune of having a large M r. Walter Marriott is busy
plate glass window in front of adding a recreation room to his
his service station broken on residence.
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