HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-01-04, Page 4Holiday visitors in Dublin
Hydro workmen were busy Tuesday beinning the,,installaticin of street lights in Brodhagen. The
. program which provides for lights on all streets in the village was approved by Logan council
and Is being carried' out in conjun ction with the H.E.P.C. (Staff Photo)
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ACROSS
1. Assail
6. Place of
worship
11. Imbue with
joy
12. Garry or
Victor
13. Words of ,
encourage-
ment
15. Unclose
(poet.) •
18. Knightly
• title
17. Mythical
founder of
London
18. Three lines
of verse
20. Abject
21. Fermented
potable
22. Solar disk
23. Brisk
25. Chief
executive:
abbr. •
26. Father
27. Droop
28. Chinese port
29. Sermonize
33. Russian
village
34. "Aunt" in
Tijuana
35. Hawaiian
game
36. Improvise:
slang
(4 wds. )
39. Subse-
quently
40. Let
41. Expuhge
42. Te inated
DOWN
1. Stupefy, as
with drink •
2. Wed 'ion
the run"
3. Less risky
4. Pilot's ab-
breviation
5. With con-
ielseness
6. "Love" in
Spain
7. Ship's
record
8. 'Untimely
(2 wds.)
9. Excites
10. Blush
14. Location
20. Canal-
boat
23. Akin -
24, Propor-
tion-
ately
(2 wdse
25. Biblical
k story
26. Speci-
men
27. Barbe-
cue rod
30. In
front
19. Actor, Today's Answer
Mac-
• donald
31. Call a
stop
32. Employed
. 34. Weary
37. "Out,"
translated
38. Longing
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,Costello.
• Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney
spent New Year's Day with-Mr.
and Mrs. Eugei1e Bannon at Gags-
hill.
Mr. and Mrs.. Larry Cook and
c.•ildren spent CeristmaS with
Mrs. Mary Bruxer and Jerry.
• Mr. and Mrs.. John Darling
have returned home after ,
spending the past week with Mr.'
and Mrs. Laverne Diehl at Mil-
verton.
loss when you have one
of our Horheowners Pack-
age PoliCies, with burglary
, as well as fire and
liability coverage.
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MILL STREET • DUBLIN,ONT.
Mrs. Roy McDonald, Mrs.
Gordon Hoggarth and Mrs. Walter
O'Brien were hostesses for the
Christmas meeting of the Staffa
Women's Institute held in the
•township ball onWednesday)Dec,
20.
• 'The president, Mrs. John
Mier presided. TWentyeane
members answered the toll call
with a familY 'current event •of
1972. During business finalplans
were made for the New Years
'Dance and it was decided to have
card parties Hireughout the
winter with Circiel responsible
for Januafy. The Institute •••111
purchase a 100-cup coffee-
maker.
The topic wasChristmas cus•:•
toms around the world .. ith
several members contributing
interesting customs. Mrs.
Robert McCaughey led in carol
singing Mrs. John Miller
demonstrated the art of• candle
making and showed interesting
varieties of candles which can
be used for Cnristmas and an}'
special occasions throughout the
year. Secret pals for the-past
year were revealed and a gift
exchange enjoyed.'
Miss Heather Daynard, Vic-
toria. B.C., visited in the hbli-
days wit!. her parents,,Rev. and
Mrs. Daynard.
Misses, Rosanna Worden-,
Toronto and Joanne Worden,
Ottawa, visited in the holidays
with their father. Me. Alvin Wor-
den andjaill.,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Appleby,
London and Mr. and Mrs: Brian
Babcock, Grimsby visited in the
holidays with their parents', Mr.
and Mr5. Russell Worden.
Miss Bonnie Miller, Toronto
party
spent thechristmaeholidays •••ith
her 'parents; -Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ton Miller and Paul.
-"" Mr. Craig Kerslake under-
went surgery in London hospital
this past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Miller and
Ron, Miss Beverley Stewart,
Stratford and, Mr. and Mrs.,John
Templeman and family visited
'Wednesday. evehing.elth Mr. and
Mrs. Robert 'Mayer 'and family,
Kirkten.
Mr. H. Willard Colbourne,
visited in 'the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. John Miller and family'.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cross
and Miss Janet Miller, London,
visited in the holidaysevitti their
parents , Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Miller.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Norris and family and Mrs.
Sam Norris were, Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Norris and Sean, MacDonald
College, Quebec, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Norris and family, Bramp'-
ton„ Mr. and Mrs,. Harold Long-
man, Londesborough and Mr. and
Mrse John Burleigh and family,
Goderich.
Miss Darlene Templeman has
completed her work term in St.-
Thomas and has resumed her
studies at Waterloo University.
Murray Haines and Miss
Laura Lyn Greig •of Kingston
visited in the holidays with his
family, 'Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Janies and Roger.
Dennis Dow has returned to
classes at the University of
Guelph and David Dow has re-
turned to work at Sarnia follow-
ing Christmas holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Dow.
Mrs. Ethel•Lyall and Nancy
and David of Toronto visited for
a few days 'with Mrs. Sam Norris.
Mr. and Mrs, John Temple- .
man. and , family were Monday
evening dinner guests of 'Mr.-and
Mrs. Wilfred Annis and family,
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Ross and
family have returned home after
spending the Christmas holidays
in Florida.
A large crowd attended the
New Yeay's• dance Saturday
evening in Staffa hall, dancing
to music by NelsonHowe, Murray
Christie, Ivan Norris and Mrs:
Donald Johns.
Briefs.
Capt. David and Mrs. Stinson
and baby, Erin Victoria. of
Oromocto, New Brunswick; •Mr.
and' Mrs. John Meagher, Dannie
and JOhnie of Stratford; Mr. and
MM. -rthbk:OslIciinVanciriViry,
Kitchener; Mrs. James Morri-
son, Kitchener; Mr. 'and Mrs.
Vincent Morrison, Tony and
Bernadette of Waterloo; Mr. and
Mrs. John Verkley and Bernard
'Stock, London, 'Ont.; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Costello and Betty
Ann, Sharan' of Camp Borden;
Mrs. Dan Costello; Mr. Harold
Meagher and. Jerry, Dublin, all
visitors with Mrs. Jack Meagher
during New Years.
Mrs. Jack Meagher spent
Christmas with members of her
family in Cambridge, Kitchener
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INSURANCE
Auto, Fire, Life
Donald 6. Eaton
Insurance Agency Limited
Office in Masonic Block
Main Street
Phone 527-1610 - Seaforth
Mr. and Mrs. Donlelinknamer
of Cape Breton Island, Mr. Jack
Klinkhamer of Toronto, with' Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Klinkhamer.
Mr.. and • Mrs. Louis Maloney
and family visited with Mr. and
Mrs. NIeurice Etue of Seaforth.
• Mr. and Mfrs. Louis Kraus-
kopf of Florida and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Nicholson of London
spent the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. P. krauskopf.
. Rev. Gordon Kennedy of To-
ronto assisted Rev. Gordon pill
during Chfistmas.
Sister Leona C.S.J. of Wood-
stock .and Sister Florian C.S.J.
of St. Marys visited Mrs. Agnes
Givlin and family during the holie
days.
Sister Irene of Essex spent
the holiday with Mr, and Mrs.
Jo•Seph: Connoll y.
Mrs. Verna Brooks and son,
George spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Adams and other
friends at Blyth. Mrs. Patricia
„Feeney' and family of Kitchener
'with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Rya-n for Christmas.
Mrs. D.P. Monaghan has
returned home after spending
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Monaghan in Dundas,
Mr: and Mrs. Pat Monaghan and
David of Oshawa joined them
on Boxing day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hallman
of Waterloo and ,Mr. and Mrs.
J.D. MacRae of 'London spent
the 'holidays with Mr. and Mr.
Don MacRae.
Mrs. Mary Gallop of Kirkton
spent ChrisAlias with her daUgh-
tee and sten-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Les.. Barnes.
Christmas visitors, at " the
home of Thos. Butters were;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Butters and
Kimberley of W1-nnipeg, Man.e
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Butters and
Cheryl of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Butters and family of Hes-
peler, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters
end family of St e ThomaseMr„,
and Mrs. Ron Coyne and fatnily
of Londoh and ,Mr.. and Mr. and
Mrs. sill Butters and; family of
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Mr. and MrS. Jdseph L, Ryan
of Kitchener, spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin
and other members of their
family. •
At home-for Christmas with -
Kee and Mrs. Fere Stapleton were
.Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biscuit
of waterloo: •Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Stapleton and MissJoanStapleton
of Kitchener and Mr. Jack Staple-
ton of 'Kitchener' and Mr. Jack
Stapleton of Thunder Bay.
An, emperor had just started
ruling' his country. He was
very gentle and -- loved all wild
animals, allowing them to run
loose throughout his domain. The
people eventually became very
annoyed. then revolted and over-
threw their ruler. That *as the
first time in history that- the
reign was called on account of
game.
"The average household con-
sists of a husband who makes
the money, and a wife and kids
who make it necessary".
"The man who invented the
zipper made a fortune just mesh-
ing around".
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MATERNITY WEAR
at the
SEPARATE
SHOPPE
Mein Corner -- Clinton kk
OPEN 24
CLOSED WEDS.
Guests at the huipe of Mr.
a tad,' Mrs. , Steve ..,Maloliev for
Christmas were Mr. a• d Mrs.
Pat Feeney -.and family of Til-
sor.burg, Mr. Teddy Feeney of
Kitchener, Mrs. Mary Feeney,
and Mr. Wilfred Feeney of Dublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Costello
and family of Camp"Borden and
Mr. an M es. Danny Cpstello
and family' c Kitchenee are
spending the Nee' Year's boll-
days with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Mr, and Mrs. Manuel Beuer-
mann accompanied Mrs. Martha
Hinz, Mrs. Ella Rose and Mrs.
Minnie Mogk to attend the 50th'
Wedding Anniversary Celebra-
tions of- Mr.' and Mrs. William
Jacobs in Waterloo. .
, Mr. And Mrs. August Scher-
berth spent Christmas Day with
Rev, and Mrs. Calvin Gilck and
family in Kitchener.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elligs'e n,
erry and Warren, Mrs. Mary
DIttmer, Mrs. Mabel Higgerson
and Harry Proctor, R.R. 3, Mit-
chell were gtests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Elligsen on Christmas
Day.
The sympathy of the commu-
nity is extended to the family
of the late Mrs. Mary Hillebrecht.
Flowers were placed in St.
Peter's Lutheran Church at the
Sunday Morning Service from the'
funeral of the • late Mrs.
John Alle.s.
On Christmas Eve the Sunday
Scheol Children -of St e Peter's
Lqtheran Church held their an-
nuA-Chrigtmas Concert. The
theme of the concert was "Light
a Candle on the Altar". The
ehurch was packed with audience.
The regular Christmas Service
was held at 10:30 a.m. Christ-
mas Day- •
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scher-
berth had as their guests Cheist-
mas Day, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jackson, Mr. and .Mrs. Milton e
" Love and Jody, Glenn Jackson,
Stratford and Donna Schneider,
Bor nholm.
Nek,M•ryr*v aisnd
it Mrs. Rae 'Rock,
visited Mr. and Mrs.La-
vern Wolfe on Tuesday.
Christmas` guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens were Mr.
'and Mrs. Clayton Ahrens, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ahrens, Mr. Kenneth
Ahrens, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Ahrens. and family, all of Bur-
lington.
Miss Shirley Trentowsky
spent- the Christmas Holidays
with her Mother, Mrs: Adolf
Trentowsky.
Mr. and Mrs. William BroWn
spent Christmas with their. family
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Kettlewell and family,'Straihroy.
St. 'Thomas
ACW Meets
in Dublin
•STallOMAS -CHURCH, A.C. W.
- The St Thomas Church A.C.W
held their first meeting of the ,
year at the home. of Mrs.Jarnes
,Snowdon in Dublin. The meeting
opened 'with prayers yead by the
president, Mrs. Audrey McLean.
The meeting was turned over to'
the nominating committee who
brought in a slate -of officers
for the y r.
The nominating committee is
composed of Miss Dorothy Parke,
Mrs. Elsi e Dinsmore and Mrs.
Shirley Dinsmore.
Officers are: - Presideet
Mrs. Audrey McLean; Vice Pres.
Mrs. Peg-Coombs; Secretary -
Mrs. Janet Ford; Tre asurer -
Mrs. Corrie Snowdon; SocialSer-
vice - Mrs. Elsie Dinsmore-
The date, for the annualbazaar
was, set 'for Nov. nth. Card
parties• will continue throughout
the winteron the fourth Tuesday
of each month. The next meeting
will be held at, the home of Mrs:
Peg Coombs on Feb. th. The
lunch committee willMrs.
Corrie Snowden and Jana
Ford.
' Remember! I t takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To a ertise, .just Dial Seaforth
527-0 40.
, Bruce' John Kerswill, of Kit-
chener and Gary James Prevett,
of Goderich, were remanded in
custody until Friday.
The two were originally
arrested _ for break-ins at
Sadler's general store in Staffa
and the Shillelagh lunch counter
in Dublin, both committed on
Dec. 21.
At the Staffa store, the two
men got away with $63 in goods,
including a l0-pounl ham, a toes-
ter, alarm clock, wrenches, a
watch, jack-knives and $10 in
-silver.
After they broke a window and
climbed across a grill at the
Dublin store, the pair took only
a blueberry pie and two pipes.
Facts on the other charges,
which include break-ins inHuron
and Grey counties, will be pre-
sented Friday.
When asked if he had anything
to say, Kerswill said "We just
took it for the kids and for food."
Prevett said "The only reason
we went out to go and get the
stuff was to ,get food for the
kids because we didn't have any
in the'house and no money to buy
it."
Judge W.A. Ehgoetz remanded
the two in custody and ordered
a pre-sentence report to be pre-
pared on each man,
Correspondent
• Mrs. John Elligsen
Wednesday evening. the
anneal Congregational Meeting
' was held at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church. The Rev, Arthur Horst
was chairman for the meeting.
*Varieus' reports were read from
eac'r. committee.. The proposed
budget as presentedto the con-
gregation. Three new counc
were elected 'fur a three year
term; Mervyn Leoehardt,Gordon
Mogk and Harvey A hrens. The
three retiring councillors are .
Carl Cock. Gordon Wurdell and
Art Campbell,
Mr. Louis Hennewies, sett Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Miller were
guests of Mr. and Sirs. John
Moore, 1. Dublin, Christ-
mas Day.
Mr, and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
and family. London and tVarraie
Officer and Mrs. Dick Watson
and family, St.. Thomas .spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Wolfe.
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News of Brodhagen
St. Peter's Church
has annual meet
HUROWOPOSIITOR, SEAFORTH, ,ONT., JAN. 4, 19731
News of Staffa
WI enjoys
Correspondent
Mrs. John templeman
Two men who admitte
breaking into six busineseplaceg
in three counties said they did
it "for the children'!
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