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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-07-11, Page 5T,,. 5 A[ , : r „ a , , • i t L +, 1..' '�'.' .:' r:,+. .. r ,• ',:. tAx7�q,. ,.,, 7!'nuV. key: �.A,:, .:, r'1. ".1 .. :. ... ,. ,. ., i , .. •, a ... ''. .tn•'!,at: r , u r,rd .. ,..,. r:. :.. ,t , ,..-, , •.',.,:, r -L. .., ,.. ,�. 4. .. 7_q I r n y�yy� rI ti:. r.. ,. ,. , , :�. , ,... • , r ' �� iP f } ` ..son • r:: F , t WINt � p j'�` i � it �'?'?:' � ,.. �.i ti. �, ', ' ��,1►AR�'�T�;����al , n6 a G � t.J n t �;, >a �1 "iw' q*! uT t'!t 7 'r•'.:; ',4 , c.�. r m ,, •: ". !,. ,, ��•jj+ 1t �yp1fps p �p (�t� ,t r ,rtr.. IPS'.✓tt i, ,,?:; �•!^Tie!R^ jj'��T'77MI•:�7f'S�S'�lT���fvi�,tfNl''k , yyrjj ' I r y ` r„ X45:5 yy,�� ,�,qq rDQn p q •� �� �, '� �jgy{���� y •.t , F ti • f R de AR.",1�tyi1w�xl� IGa}:, ; �1c!, ill c#id , `i;; ak 4•.f<` Mr+}* Rir `fSRI ar. lie d '��. • , ;; . ' ,. � ' xrr ,' `' �.; I►�rs.;ld�e�:� at}4et�, " gtiiht � �'•• ifs i u 5WO re ,yt:�rt,elir ep ViiiaW�teax': Ho f n";, Not M ii ch w Mid, £ Mrs. Stephen Gaunt of Stmt- Mr. an Mrs. Gtatkan Dwyer of ie, �vieinst4R►<eptplp, Qnt',�ry;ancf ate Sltiadh ';clp� I (esti" f d r' here, f i s ' • i e,vi h, Windsor s ent,t a week ad with Mr. and Mrs', Andrew Liantzer Mrs. T� va .. iD � ` > ord s spending..ame t m.:...�, p._- � , .. :.e. M . �-. . Y.. Mrs. Monica land. AI fi" Mr, and Mrs, J m U l .ne , r pending e w hd M M n' Hal _ s t e y of•: London' :a e s endin the B yerland;. '14olladd:' M : (t ,, 5 iadra?Hf�ini WA, yY «,w d n Barbara Holland of Kttchetter Mr. Les Barnes who kiss spent summer at their Name here. Mrs. van . Dylc R. are remaining: lu JPs lis Hos it 'Zo da bit M' l >' �, °, v' ' e w dut n e, the est six weeks i West i ter $ensall fortheweelc with Mr,.a d-tr A isit .d ith Mohica i th p n m ns Mrs, Joyce• Whetham is a n .etre o e d� k1p�r d k Mrs. S. Roobal, - P 41r; F9>�►;evll Y x "� "i' ' McLau hula -Chan past week. Hospital in London returned patient in Seaforth Community iYtr, nn..'. Kitchener St. Joseph's Church Miss Colleen Evans of Niagara , home. Hospital. f Visiting on Mon(iay i,� the'saine TArore#,a, r ad ., ....,.. , z x . (Photo by Doerr) was the setting June S when Falls who spent the .past week Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oulette and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Smith, home were Mrs, A Klein and Mr, ywatsoofl rth =were r<Sttlid�y , fUF�4h1 M, KOERT-HYNSBERGEN Donna' McLaughlin and Denis with Mrs. Frank Evans, children of Windsor and Mr, Cathy, 'Cindy and Shelley spent and Mrs, G: Kleist, St. yiaitais y+ithIr;a nd ,)v11r v Chan were . married, Father accompanied by Mrs. Evans,, , Marvin Benninger of Horn -Payne Sunday in Goderich: Catherines, Ontario, Mr: and, William Dodd , r In a .dpuble ring ceremony in They wore matching blue tinted Cullitor officered the ceremony. visited in London last w. eek with visited on the weekend with Mr. Mrs. D. Joh and family, Guelph, "Mrs, gkto Walker'"xna: y` St. James Church, Seaforth, carnations in their hair and The bride is the daughte..r of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary, who and Mrs, H h Benninger, The harvesting of a bumper hay Ontario. acw p d by, Pg g �1?'u, Dorothy- - Heynsbergen and tarried white mums with pale Mr. and Mrs. " Michael have moved to London. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon crop is well underway and if the presently visiting with h4 .and Cine, hprch�esxeri luliciiel Herman B: Koen were married blue ribbons. The flower girl McLauglin 'of Dublin. The Mr. James Eckert and 'son McDonald and children spent a . Present good weather continues it Mrs; Don Dodds and family are Jimmy Walker, 'Loud vn �st4e,d::. a t A° i on Saturday, June �2 at 3 m• carried white daisies and blue should be completed this week. y p. bridegroom's parents ar Mr. and Danny of Rochester, N.Y., spent week with relatives in )jCansas. Saturday with Mr ant3;� 1Vfr�n-. ,r 7f, Father H.J. Laragh officiated. carnations. Mrs. Andrew Chan;' Kitchener. the weekend with George and Miss Teresa Ryall„ of London Mrs. Jean Dill spent Sunday , Robert Hulley. rand 1$'ii�1yA(f' The bride is'a daughter of Mr. Ben Koert, brother of the Given in marriage by her Teresa Coville. spent the weekend at her home with friends in Kitchener. Demonstrations , Joanne Curne aeturxt d::oy and Mrs. Martin Heynsbergen, groom, R.R.1, Sebringville was father, the bride choose a white after holidaying With tkie ulleyr 'k fa R.R.4, Seaforth and the 066ifille groomsman: Ushers were Bill and satin dress A-line style with a lace (Continued frons Page 1) this, past wfetk'. 'f parents,,., are •• Mr. and -Mrs, Rudy Koert and Garry Heynsber- bodice and sleeves. The gown's OBITUARIES who want to make a day of it. ,..�....�.... f,..a,a�,.., ' Rudolph Koert, R.R.I. Sebring gen, brother of the bride, R.R.2, back was trimmed with a -satin A committee headed by Elva +, vi11e. Belmont. bow to for a lace edged trim; AGNES ROBERTSONhas-organizeds zit �n g and three grandchildren. service was held on Monday "Ellis the Craft tr` The Delaware + Folk Choir Her shoulder length veil of lace Agnes Murphy Robertson, 77, 1 ` y The brides who was escorted g P Y Mrs. Robertson rested at the evening in the Chapel. of ,The Festival under the auspices of provided music for the ceremony- completed the own. She carried died Sunday in Toronto. YOUR down the aisle by her father, wore P g O'Connor Funeral Home, Pines', the funeral Mass was the ,Centennial Committee. a floor length satin and lace an entrance hymn, the Prayer of Ua bouquet of ye)low�and white She was the youngest daughter Toronto. Services were held at St. held on Tuesday evening at 7:30 Organizers 'hope to have' a big CHWME , St. Francis,and Joy, Joy, a closing °`�rnations. of the late Francis Murphy.' and Bria '' �. �. dress, with an empire waist, lace gets Roman Catholic Church, p.m, Interment was held on three day arts and crafts show WAVI 'ED WHEEI/g bodice and full length sleeves, hymn. Soloist Mary Ann Segeren Sharon McLaughlin, maid of Mary Anne Quinn of Hibbert. Toronto on Wednesday July 10. Wednesday 6 St, Anthony's next year for the Centennial. 1r,• �►. - sang Ave Maria. honor a pastel yellow chiffon Mrs. Robertson attended No. 1 Interment, followed in Thornhill Cemetery, Chatham, at 9 a.m. -Jack Riddell; MPP and Robert 50. 60. 70.'Series and a lace train attached at the P Y neckline. "She wore a short At a reception following the gown A-line style, The top had an Union School in McKillop and Cemetery. - Attending the Funeral Mass McKinley, MP will open the show ceremony at the-Brodhagen Hall, •empire waist with yellow and Seaforth Collegiate Institute. She from a distance was her nephew, ' officially at 2 m. although the° t WIDE, TIRES layered veil with a floral head the mother of the bride received' P Y P' g chiffon irr a white cape graduated from Stratford SISTER M. ST. ANGELA ( �Pil' ii�pC��.a l piece and carried a bouquet of red P g Leo. Hagan, Seaforth and his sons doors will -open at 10. A'draw fir• roses. guests in a floor length, peach neck -cine. Teachers College in 1918.' Sister M. St. Angela, the Paul and Frank Hagan; also Rev. ' a hand made quilted 'bedspread coloured gown with a V neckline Barbara ' McLaughlin and She married Charles Robertson former Teresa Hagan, an H.J. Laragh who took part in the will be one of the highlights of the and $ON. AU'i�UMOTIVE The bride's sister, Betty and long plaited sleeves, and Patricia Chan, bridesmaids wore in 1927, after teaching in northern Ursuline Sister of 'The Pines' Mass service. show. , Heynsbergen,, R.R.4, Seaforth, earl and diamond trim. L "'-'• -^ ---- �-* --� was maid of honour and brides- P printed pastel yellow A-line style Ontario and Regina. They were Community, Chatham, died at St. Special guests at the ceremony with .white bubbled tops. ,A high married in Saskatchewan. Joseph's Hospital on Sunday, maids were Maria Vanderhayden, were the bride's Uncle Mike and neckline trimmed with yellow The couple then moved to July 7, 1974, in her 89th year and ��� another sister from Amherstview, Aunt Ann, her father's brother ribbon and capped with short Kennabeek, Ont. where they her 63rd year of her religious life._ Mary Helen Koert, sister of the and wife from Holland, Other sleeves'. Picture hats, with a owned a general store. In 1942, She was the daughter of Mr. and p • el groom, R.R.1, Sebringville and guests attendgd from Clinton, yellow flower completed they moved to Toronto. Her Mrs. James Hagan of the Parr EXPOSITOR B0, �'nes's IS" Grev Mary. Heynsbergen, cousin of the Mitchell, Sarnia, Cambridge, ensembles. They all carried husband died in 1966. Line, HAY Township, and was lit bride, Mississauga. Lisa Mississauga, Sebringville, . g g orange carnations with yellow She is survived by one born at 'the Homestead near Hoornaert, R.R.2, Kippen was Peterborough, Bath, Lakeside, daisies. Sherry McLaughlin was daughter, � Mrs. Pat (Sheila) Hillsgreen. She is survived by one WANT -ADS flower girl and David Va'ntyghem, Stratford, Paris, Zurich, Exeter, the flower girl and Marcel Chan Harrington, Unionville, a sister, brother Dr. John A. Hagan, ' Seaforth, was ringbearer. GadshiH, Egmondville, the ringbearer. Mrs. Jack (Mary) Devereaux, Chicago, Ill„ and several Phone 527-0240 Ne p M C", Ie The bridesmaids wore pale Woodstock, St. Marys and Brian Hale of Toronto, best Hibbert; a brother John, Seaforth ' nephews and nieces. A prayer blue satin crepe gowns with V Embro. man, and Amnar Tadros and necklines, empire waistlines and Followipg a wedding trip to Claude Chan were the grooms - long sleeves. Their dresses were Montreal, the couple will live at men. i)shers were Ken McLaugh- trimmed with white lace daisies. R.R.2, Montreal,, lin and Compton Chan. A dinner and reception was v. held at Berkley's Tavern, Kitchener. The bride's mother wore a long gown in chiffon with draped bodise and flowering skirt of, shocking pink, / oranj&4��; and mauve, and matching accessories and a white eafnation corsage. The bridegroom's rhothere wore a long gown in chiffon with The July meeting of Cromarty family, Winthrop, Mrs. D. During the week of July 3rd to coloured flowers of - lime green, Parker, Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. The pupils,of Grades 3 and 4 of Steinman, Richard Visser, Mary orange, and white. Her corsage ' Police Departmentinvestigated St. Columban with their teacher, Murray, Lo'dise 'Nolan, Denise was a white carnation tinged Grace Scott; presiding, opened Mrs. Marie Melady held a picnic Dueharme, MaryJo Ryan, Janice green. ty at the closing of the school year at Murray, and Randy Brooker, For a honeymoon to 1,000 (Unfounded) the home of their teacher. were played at the park on Islands, the bride choose a long scripture, lesson, Psalm 67 was Lunch was served to the pupils The sympathyof. the coloured gown accented` 4With Chiselhurst defeated Staffa 17-13, : by Mrs. Melady ' and, three community .is extended to Mr: white collar, cuffs and white Suspicious Persons 3 mothers, Mrs. Thomas Murray, and Mrs, Peter Van Drunen- and . accessories. A. white carnation by Mrs. Lamond and dedicated by Mrs. Clarence Ryan and' Mrs. family on the recent death of Mrs. completed her outfit. Cromarty area called the Twin- Dominic Murray. r Van Drunen's father in Holland. Guests present Disturbance Complaints I Games were played. Contests Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and from- Washington D.C. Guiana S. Douglas. The roll call; witness, and races were , among the , girls of Acton visited Mr. and America,, Ottawa, Toronto, ball'. activities displayed, ,after which Mrs. A. Cronin and other Hamilton, ; Guelph, London, Insecure Property 3 prizes were distributed to a happy relatives, I Stratfor, Kitchener, Dublin, the meting closed with singing group of children. Mr. and Mrs. S. 'McLean of Seaforth and Goderich. The following pupils took part: Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Ken The couple will live at 246 Vehicle Hit and Run 1 Rob Lane, Tommy TurnoW, „ Mc4ean of Seaforth spent Sunday , Avalon, Apt. 21, Kitchener. ' ifersoinals Wayne Ryan, Michael Van with -the ladies' parents. Holiday weekend visitors with wife. She's completely Drunen, Kim Swart, Colleen Sister Theodore of Chatham, itnrnature." Criminal Lode of; Canada. Melady, Carolyp O'Reilly, Joanne' Miss 'Nell Doyle and 'friends of 2 Charges were laid under the and Joanne, Dorchester, Mr. and Albert, Debbie Brooker,, London visited their brothers. Mrs. Jack McGhee and family, do?" Margaret Hicknell, Eileen Duffy, .- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pinsonneault Patient: "She's violent at -Highway Traffic Act. Gary Malone, John Hicknell, Pat of Windsor spent a few days with �► Sunddy were Misses Carol 'gtdix Melady, Brendan Lane, Doug their aunt, Mrs. Jack Mclver: Ml and Cnida 'Currie, Dorchester,. ovdr to the bathtub and sank Y Mr, slid Mrs. RobertETullc and every one of my bgats." for minor itifractions. NEWS OF Cromarty Police News A. L. VAUGHAN CHIEF OF POLICE 8, . The July meeting of Cromarty family, Winthrop, Mrs. D. During the week of July 3rd to Women's Missionary Society was Parker, Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. July 10th, 1974; the Seaforth at the home of the president, Robert Gardiner, Brenda and Police Departmentinvestigated Mld rs. Malcolm Lamond. Mrs, Robbie, and Mr. and Mrs, O. 29 occurrences consisting of the Grace Scott; presiding, opened Walker, Cromarty. following -.Theft Under 2 th@ meeting with a poem :The Report of a Fire 1 Nation's Strength'. Hymn 374, Two games of 'Men's Softball (Unfounded) Jesus Shall Reign, was sung. The were played at the park on Attempt Auto Theft 1 scripture, lesson, Psalm 67 was Saturday night. in . the first, Assistance 3 read in unison 'followed by Chiselhurst defeated Staffa 17-13, Children's Complaint 2 meditation and prayer by Mrs. and in the second, Cromarty won . Suspicious Persons 3 Scott. The offering was received over Roys 21-20. On Sunday Bicycle Accident 1 by Mrs. Lamond and dedicated by evening, a team from Staffs- Police Information 3 Mrs. Scott.- Part 4 of the study Cromarty area called the Twin- Lost and Found 2 book, A Way of Witness, was City Bombers, was defeated -by a Disturbance Complaints I presented by Mrs. Charles Mitchell team (Gill's Grizzlies) in Animals Complaint 1 Douglas. The roll call; witness, a one-sided game or slow pitch Police Surveil'ldnce 1 1W was answered by 7 members. ball'. Traffic Complaints 1 . A skit; To Tell the Truth, was Insecure Property 3 presented by Mrs M D'owl andAssist Other Police Depts. 1 the meting closed with singing Smiles. Auto Theft 1 of He's Got the Whole World in (Recovered) His Hands and the Lord's,l'rayer. Vehicle Hit and Run 1 4 Patient to psychiatrist: "DoE, (Driver Apprehended) ' ifersoinals we have to do something for my Alarms I Holiday weekend visitors with wife. She's completely 5 Charges dere laid under the Mr, and Mrs, Larry Gardiner itnrnature." Criminal Lode of; Canada. were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie "That's too bad," replied the, 2 Charges were laid under the and Joanne, Dorchester, Mr. and psychiatrist. "what does slit Liquor Control Act. Mrs. Jack McGhee and family, do?" 2 Charges were laid under the and Mr: and Mrs. Bafney Patient: "She's violent at -Highway Traffic Act. Hessey; Lond'o'n. Joining th6m on times. Why just last night I was 13 Motorists were stopped and Sunddy were Misses Carol 'gtdix taking a bath and she stormed warned .or minox• defects and 3 Ml and Cnida 'Currie, Dorchester,. ovdr to the bathtub and sank cyclists were stopped and warned Mr, slid Mrs. RobertETullc and every one of my bgats." for minor itifractions. 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