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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-06-28, Page 11NEWS OF Staffa lt"Te'910 i'4'• 21 :,(4111 ire • • Bantams The Dublin bantams attended 'a softball tournament in Tavis- tock on Saturday, June 23 and were fortunate enough to place second in the 'final standings. There were a total of four teams entered in the tournament including Dublin, Brodhagen Clinton and Tavistock. The first game played by the Dublin girls was against Brod- hagen and was considered the • 'best .of the entire tournament. Very few errors were commited by either team and it was an extremely well-played game. The final score was 5-4 in favour of Dublin. At the end of five, and one half innings, Brodhagen was leading by a score of 4-1. Hbwever the Dublin girls picked up tWeir socks and tied the game. Brodhagen was unable to score in the seventh but Dublin having • last bat managed to score the second in winning run. Having won this game, the Dublin girls had to play the win- ner of • the Tavistock-Clinton game. Tavistock won, over Clin- ton. Therefore the Dublin Girls had to. play back to back with Tavistock. The girls, tired from their game with Brodhagen, lost this game 17-7. Since this was a double knockout tournament, the Dublin girls still had a third game to play . If they won this game, they would play in the finals." ' Dublin, in the semi-finals played Brodhagen once again. This. game was played wide open and this time the Dublin girls managed an easy win by defeat- ing the Brodhagen girls 18-9. Dublin now with 2 wins and 1 loss had eliminated Brodhagen. Clinton had ylreviously been eli- minated by Brodhagen, There- CONSTANCE Mrs. Ella Jewitt held a bridal shower in honour of Miss Amy Stewart of Welland on Saturday evening with relatives attending, Mrs. Irene, grimoldby spent the okt week• visiting .with Mr. andl all nto n. Mrs. Ralph Kingswell of Goderich visited on Wednesday with Mr. and. Mrs. George Mc- Ilwain and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken preszcator Diane and Nancy spent the weekend camping at Elliott's pine Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cameron of Ottawa visited over Sunday with' Mr's.' W. L. Whyte, Tom, Bill and'Mr, Harold Whyte. Mrs. Thelma Bromley of Kitchener, Mrs. Mona Mc- Taggert of Toronto were Sunda visitors with Mr. and yr-, William Dale and Cheryl., Mr. and Mrs. Terence-Nunn of Colborne Township visite;1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Jim, Sharon and Rol Mri, and Mrs. Jack Medd and Kerri, Angela Flynn spent Sunday visiting in Grand Valle). with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston and Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Born- mell, Brian and Jennifer of Kom- oka visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven, Sharon and Kenny. Sunday .visitors with Mr. and Mrs,„Oeorge Mcllwain and family were Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Earlan--0s- ' born' Meleciy;"Leotia and Scott of 'bfalitOri," Kiff.'and Mrg.' 'Sack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Huron Ridge,-Kincardine. Misses Pat Willert of Goder- ich and Joanne Gibson ofSeaforth, wereSunday visitors -with Mrs. Ella Jewitt, Don, Larry, Ken, Kevin and Steven. • Mr. and Mrs. Nick 'Whyte, David, Brian, -Crystal and Mur- ray visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont of Varna. Special Anniversary services were held on Sunday at the .onde sbo rough United Church \\ 111 Mr. Mac Carson, a former nester, now of Hamilton, as special guest for the occasion. Mrs. Carson and faintly also attended . Ken Scott and Jake Benjamin provided special music for the evening service with a reception following. Mr. and Mrs. Let.. Sanders, Jennifer and Jeffery of Brussels visited on Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos and family. ' On Sunday evening, the 211'400 Listowel No. 12 district church service of the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows and Rebekah0 was held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, here. Rev. Arthur Horst preached the sermon on Love, for Brotherhood and Mankind. The senior choir sang. Visitors attended the service from Bruce- field, Exeter, Seaforth, St. -Marys, New Hamburg, Stratford as well as the Listowel 12' district. Members from Atwood, Listowel, and Monkton were well represented. Brother Irvin Rock, past 'District Deputy Grand Master of the Listowel District # 12, in- stalled the new officers at the Brodhagen Community Centre after the church service. They were: , Brother Elmer Lee, Atwood, District Deputy Grand M a Ster `etherB Mao•ThOMp§eR, Listowel, District Deputy Grand Warden; Brother Robert Barri- sbn, Monkton, District Deputy Grand secretary-treasurer; Brother Rudolf Bauer, retiring District Deputy, Grand Master. Lunch was served by the Rebekahs and the wives of the Monkton Oddfellows to approxi- mately 100 guests. 35TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leonhardt celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary. They were married on June 22, 1938 by the Rev. Soenke Fried- r ichsen. Mrs. Leonhardt was the former Minnie Meyer, daughter of the late Mr. and'Mrs. William Meyer and .Mr. Leonhardt is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leonhardt. Attendants at their wedding thirty-five years ago were Clara and Edith Meyer News of Dublin Mr. and Mrs. George Coville returned home from Dearborne, Mich., where Mrs. Coirille was a. patient in Oakwood Hospital. THE HU ON B)cPOSITOE,5111AF0Erft'ONtf 4400 Will OW* lswvi 111Cf%!Pft your tIO.I 1,,9t show bow to keep yoor ttOteO to minimum, 4-Wege SYNDICATE 101MITF4D TED OMANI ‘140 •Deer Circle; Lonaon 471.0005 Moderately priced, well adapted for hay, grain and grass seed crops Iltritim2A ' 7-4111.11— 00.1 -11.41rr. Payment (Continued from page 1) keep within the ceilings: and because the retail sales tax, as it applies to boards of education, is a tax which is being paid by tax-raised funds. The Board meeting adjourned at ,10:30 p.m. and went into com- mittee of the whole. The board members expect to hold only one regular board meeting each, month in July and August, unless an extra meeting- is necessitated. The next meeting will be on July 23. II Choice of 101/2 , 121/2, 141/2 and 161/2 -foot draper platforms. n Fast acting radial and vertical float assures smooth close cutting, maximum protection from obstacles. II High quality bull gear and pinion final drive is practically maintenance friie. EL New 12.5 L-20 tires virtually eliminate the need for more expensive flotation tires. FREEZER SPECIAL FRONTS of BEEF 6% lb. 500 gal. New Continental Trail Sprayer $1,299.00 New Spraymotor, 200 gal Trail Sprayer , $899.00 . . 26 per lb. for cutting, wrapping While, they last. SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET "The Business Reliability Built" CAMBRIDGE -SEAPORTS 1970 1969 1969 1969 1969 1969 1968 1968 Meteor LeMoyn, Auto., power steering, power brakes, air conditiong, power seat, stereo radio 0•0 Chev. Impala Sedan, V-8 Auto., PS., PB., radio Chev. Impala, 2-dr. HT., Auto., PS., PB, radio - Chev. Sedan, 6, Automatic Chevelle, 6, automatic, power steering Beaumont Sedan, V-8, auto., radio Plymouth Sedan, 6, automatic Pontiac Sedan, V-8, automatic, radio NEW CARS IN STOCK ...990990, CLOSING Saturday, June 30 at 6 pm. FINAL WEEK Last chance to make a Deal of a Lifetime 9...9....999.9..99 MANY THANKS! We wish to thank all our loyal customers for their patronage over the years. Wishing the best in the future. READ'S SHOES & LUGGAGE SEAFORTH ONTARIO Mr. and MrS. Lavern Wolfe visited Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hinz in Stratford .on Satruday. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Hinz Sr., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe, - Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe and family? London, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Uniac, Mitchell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe on Saturday. The church board of St. Peter's Lutheran Church have begun canvassing for funds towards the Ritz Lutheran Villa which is now being built in Mit- chell. .1 The Brodhagen Brewers will be taking part in a softball tour- nament at 7:30 -Friday night against Markdale at St. George's Park in Owen Sound. HENDERSON ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hender- son, R.R.# 5, Seaforth,, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on • Saturday. Mrs. Henderson is the former pearl Vock from this area. Many relatives were their guests at a dinner served at the Community. Centre. Later in the evening nearly 400 well-wishers from this area,gathered with the„.gelelvants,,.at v,the..Aepfprth arena, where everyone enjoyed dancing -to. the Bluewater Playboys. , BAPTISM., On Sunday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brent Hugh Dietz, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dietz was baptized. His sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dietz, Bornholm • and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leonhardt, Thames- ford. At the service the newly confirmed received their first communion as well as many of the congregation. BANTAMS WIN Brodhagen Bantam girls defeated Brussels to the tine of 17-4 in Brodhagen, Sunda \ night. Her team-mates hacked Gayle Beuermann's 13 Strikeout per- formance. Cathy Duffy homered and singled three times and led the girls. • Pat Flannigan and Vicki Bennewies each homered and sin- gled twice. Donna Pfeifer tripled and singled three t lines, helping bring their teanr.-, r+,cord to 2-0. Steven Millar; Richard Tem- pleman, Kevin 'Scott, Robbie Quance, Michael Finlayson, Grant Droost, Andrew and George' Vivian were among the First Cromarty Cubs and leaders who attended the cub camporee at Family Paradise on the weekend. Mrs. Bruce Eaton, Kim, Elizabeth, Richard and Andrew visited on the weekend with Mrs. Eaton, Acton. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Zinn, Vanessa, Robin and Carey, Dover, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family. Vanessa having stayed with the . Templeman's last summer on a 4-H exchange. Darlene Templeman has ac- your week ahead BY DR. A.W. DAMIS Forecast Period: July 1 - July 8 It's probable that you will ponder and put aside a decision, concerning a member of the oppo- site sex. Bluntly, it's not advisable for a change in your romance pattern. There's a tendency, on your part, to rehash past mistakes, The point? Let bygones be bygones. Again, don't let the past intrude into the pres- ent, otherwise , . . serious domestic problems. You won't find your mate or similar alliance easy to handle, Why? You're inclined to play "eat and mouse," in order to get a super ro- mantic reaction. An incident or event should give you an insight into long pending promises that will not be fulfilled. Actually, this week's cosmic cycle en- ables you to see things, objectively. Many under your sign face a frustrating week of "warmed over" promises. If things do not materialize financially or romantically . . cut bait! Most important, don't fall for flattery. A foolish -move, rather, a move that your asso- ciates consider as being foolish . . will pay off, Strange stellar patterns, so it seems, are con- verting "hopeless blunders" into unbelievable gains. Emotionally, this particular cosmic cycle could be troublesome. It's highly probable that you will undergo a period of "laughing on the out- side, crying on the inside." It's very possible, you will be manipulated into either saying or doing something that is not your idea. Don't pull someone else's chestnuts out of the fiire! Almost the exact circumstances that triggered an embarrassing situation with the opposite sex, in the past, will re-occur. So, arm cenerself with past experience . You will be reaching into the past for an old friend or previous training. According to your chart, the past, in one form or another, will come into play. Boredom with routine shows in your chart. Con- sequently, being error or accident prone, be- cause of taking short tuts, is po'ssible. Follow basic safety rules: you'll heat the prediction. Minor difficulties with your mate or similar alliance is indicated. One ther thing, -any help from t opposite sex will Wye strings attached. Mrs. Joe Crbnin holds the tickets as Mrs. Joyce (Don) McClure draws the winner of the Dublin Girls Softball draw. Mat Murray, #1, Dublin `won the $100 draw sponsored by the Dublin Junior Girls Softball team. The lucky ticket was sold to Mr. Murray by Cathy Murray and Helen Ryan, members of the team, which sponsored the draw in order to raise money for new equipment. The draw was held at the game at Dublin Ball Park on Friday night. Brodhagen Junior Girls defeated Dublin 1945. • (Staff Photo) tourney fore the Dublin girls faced Tavis- tack in the finals. Maureen Dela- ney had' done all pitching for Dublin during the day 'hut was still in good form. However the Dublin girls were unable to hold . the lAttvistock girls and,, Tavistock won the game and the tournament by a score of 21-15. The winning .team was pre- sented with a large thermal jug while the runners up were .pre- sented , with a smaller jug. A, highlight of the day was the presentation of trophies to the four most valuable players of the entire 'day. These trophies were won by Kathy Bruxer of Dublin, Vickie Bennewies of Brodhagen, ..Gail Ramwyer of Tavistock • and Karen Hcihner-•of Tavistock, and now the late WillliAn1 Stein-bach. Mr. and Mrs. 'Leonhardt halve three sons, Henry, Thames- ford; Richard, Strathroy and Earl presently at' Red Lake, in Northern Ontario, and five grandchildren. Guests came frpm Neustadt, Kitchener, Thames ford, Strathroy, Midland, Fuilarton, Bornholm and efur ' rounding area. PERSONALS The sympathy of the com- munity is eXtended to Mrs. Ivan Bennewies during the recent be- reavement of her father, Garfield Doherty of Blyth. Mrs. Gordon Miller is again a patient in the Stratford General Hospital. Mr. Edwin Rock and Mrs. Lavina Beuermann returned home from the Seaforth Com- munity Hospital early last week. Mr. and MI'S. Allan Brown and Mrs. Etta Armstrong, Mel- bourne, and Gary Kettlewell, Strathroy visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown. Mrs. Gordon Miller returned home on Friday, from London hospital.' ARIES Mar. 21 - Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20 - May 20 GEMINI May 21 • June 20 MOONCIIILD June 21 • July 22 LEO July 23 • Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23 • Sept. 22 LIBR A Sept. 23 • Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 • Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec'. 22 - Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19 - Mar. 20 1 — Impala Sedan 3— Chevelles, 2-door Hrs., 6 and 8 ' 2 — Impala Customs, 2-door HT. 11 Cutlasscuilass Sedan 1 — Biscayne Supreme, 1 --- Vega 2-door HT. 2 — Belair Sedans • DEMONSTRATORS: Monte Carlo Landau Nova Chev. 1/2 -Ton Pick-up 1. cepted a position as assiztant director at the Presbyterian church camp at Kintail for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris and Sean, MacDonald College, Que- .bec, visited this past week with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and ,I s. Bob Norris and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parsons left on the weekend on a motor trip to the western provinces. Mrs. Hazel SadlerSault Ste. Marie, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul and other friends and relatives in the community. Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh and family, Goderich, visited en Sunday' with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family.