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Robert Gardiner
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Martin Feeney
Ray McCurdy
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HISTORY FAIR WINNERS — Trophies were awarded to students who had the best
entries in the school history fair at St.James School last week. Michelle Barry, of St.
Columban School left, was first in the primary division with her plasticene models;
•- of a pioneer kitchen. Ton Ryan, Kinkora won the ,intermediate trophy for his
wooden model of a log cabin and Tanya DeGroot of St.James';'Seaforth was first in,
- the intermediate grades for her samples of costumes through the years.(Staff Photo)
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News of McKillop
Correspondent
Mrs. Ed. Regele
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rock of
Mitchell Asked on Sunday even
ing with Mrs. Joseph Thornton.
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. Fred .Kistner, Erodhagen
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Kistner of RR Bornholm and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Regele.
C)'S Miss Marion McCallum and
Angie and Mr. Murray Hare of
Listowel spent the holiday week-
end with Mr. and Mrs, Harold
McCallum.
Ph. 527-0240:
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Boy , home from hospital
Correspondent
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
Beautiful carnations adorned
the altar at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen.
Pastor Horst confirmed Ruth
Gloor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Gloor; Barry Riehl son of
Mrs. Kenneth Riehl and the. late
Mr. Riehl; Mark Scheuch son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scheuch;
Lynda Scherbarth daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scherbarth;
Cindy Siemon daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Siemon; Barry
Siemon,- son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
'Simon; Kenneth Pushelberg son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pushel-
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volunteers arc an inexpensive
source of manpower.
"The price is certainly right,"
said Mrs. Wheeler. "We may not
be trained professionals but we
have experience in many fields
and a good deal of common
sense and the seminar had its
moments of levity. Medical
Director at GPI+, Dr. Michael
Conlon, spoke only briefly during
-one of the question periods and
urged "moderation in all things."
He pictured the aging, portly
gentleman dressed in the garb of
a teenager huffing and p-uffing
his way on a jogging course in an
effort to keep fit. Dr. Conlon
pointed out that while good health
is desirable and longer life is
certainly possible 'because of
modem medicine, a measured
amount of ill-health must be
expected in life. •
He warned that people seem to
be looking for "eternal youth"
these days. He alluded to the age
of instantcy in which we 'live,
touching on the ridiculous-
berg. Adults confirmed were
Brian Fischer, Marie Fischer,
Catherine Vock, EvelpHenderson
and Sandra Bennewies.
The pastor's text was Ephe-
sians chapter 6 verse 12. "Do you
renounce the devil and all • his
works and all his ways?" There
are these powers that are des-
tructful, he said. The Bible gives
the promise that there is one
stronger, God's Spirit.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Vaii Vlack and family over
the weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Grey, David and Robert •
from Kitchener.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
;k
demands of people for miracles.
"Some aging men expect. the
virility of 'a 21 year old," the
doctor contended.
Some Personal Observations
Some things came through loud
and clear throughout
deliberations-.
Number One: though it is
widely accepted that mOtiey won't
buy good health, it is definitely
money that is the top priority
where modern health, care ser-
vices are concerned. As medical
knowledge grows, so grows the
medical bill. Science knows hog'
to keep people healthier longer,
but society can't afford to buy the
service. Now that money could
buy a great measure of health per
capita, the price is too high even
for something as basic and vital
as glowing health.
Number Tw.o Better health
may not be what the average
citizen wants out of life. He may
rather drive too fast and smoke
too much - risking injury and
death with every breath - than to
Lloyd Pushelberg and family at
Kenneth's confirmation were Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Dewaal, Carolyn
and Danny. Mr. and Mrs. John
Dalsamos and Mary from Strat-
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elliott,
tamela; Mr. Larry Pushelberg all
from Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Mero, St. Marys. • ,•
Baskets of flowers in the church
were from the funeral of the late
Mrs. Gary Hinz. Our sincere
sympathy goes- out to her family.
Guests' with Mrs. Kenneth
Riehl and Warren at Barry's
confirmation were Pastor and
Mrs. Horst, Lois and Steven, Mr.
and Mrs. . William . Gibb,
health
modify his life style. Health care
professionals may be selling a
commodity which isn't as popular
with the people as they thought.
Health may not be 'a priority item
in today's world. Life may not be
as worthwhile as it once was.
Number Three: if it can be
assumed that life isn't as worth-
while to people, it may also be
assumed that people are search-
ing for something that the
modern-life style nolonger holds.
One of the over-riding concerns of
the seminar at GPH last Wednes-
day was for the emotional well-
being'of people. Everybody was
talking about cotaiselling people
in the value of life:, of teaching
morality where lost morals at
destroying homes and human
relationships; of fostering aware-
ness of self and the preservation
of the body. These lessons were
once taught by the church and
caught from God-fearing parents.
Could it be that people are
searching for the God society tells
ifs is dead?
Correspondent
Mrs. Gwen Ruston
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bannon
and Mrs. Don Moeser of Rostock
visited on Sunday with Mr. aid
Mrs. Wilfred Maloney.
`Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Etue
. and Mis.'Roth of Seaforth spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Maloney.
Fred Eckert . and family of
Sheffield spent the weekend with
e Mrs. Gertie Kramers, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dillon
and family of St. Thomas spent
the weekend with Mrs. Dillon and
Dot.
Sister Mary Eckert of Essex
spent Sunday with Mike Eckert.
Sister Leona Givilin of
Tillsonburg spent Sunday with
her mother Mrs. Agnes'
Mrs. Verna Brooks spent a day
visiting friends in Dublin this
week.
Mrs. jean O'Neal from
Fullerton and Chris spent' a kw
days with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
12n ctnn
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Costello and
Catherine and Jamie, from Strati
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Vock
and Jane and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
.Eickmeier and Brenda and Ron
Smith, Mrs. Roy Paulis all from
Mitchell, Mri John- Vock; Born-
holm.
Sorry to hear that Mr. Kenneth
Ellegsen was rushed to Victoria
Hospital on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe,
Mr. and Mrs. borne Wolfe and
Douglas Watson were dinner
guests at Mr. ' and Mrs. Sam
Wolfe, Monkton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Bernie Leader,
Petawawa were at the same
home.
We are pleased to know that
ivlrs'MattUel• Beueinian'-and-mir
Fred Kistner returned home from
Seaforth Community Hospital last
Wednesday.
Mr. Bradley Ditmer and4fiss
Becky Wright visited with Mrs.,
Mary Ditmer and called at Mr.,
and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens,
Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Ahrens were at tke same home
over the weekend.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Edward Scherbarth Sr. is a
patient in , Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mrs. Toledo Beuerman,
Cambridge is spending a week
with her -brother. Mr. Gordon
Miller. Miss Lynda Miller,
Kitchener spent the weekend at
the same home.
Mr. RayzBeuernian spent a
month with" Ins parents Mr. and
Mrs. Manuel Beuerman,
Many, from the area attended
the Prueter and Robinson
wedding on Saturday.
family from ew Lowell visited
Mrs. Dori Costello.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Benninger over the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oulette, Donna •
and Danny.
Also visiting Mrs. Dan Costello
over the 'weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Costello and family
of Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Groshok and daughter Debbie
from London.
Miss Theresa Ryan of London
spent the weekend with her
mother Mrs. Mary Ryan and her
sister Alice.
We are pleased to hear that
Master Kevin Ansley has
Correspondent
Vince Lane
'Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dowe,
Carolyn and Michael of Windsor
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Murray here over the weekend.
Miss Nell Doyle, London with
relatives here. " ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pensonneault
Windsor visited with' Mrs. Jack
McIver.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowland
,,and Maureen of Oakville with
relatives here. '
Mrs. Jack Moylan visited her
returned home from St. Joseph's
Hospital, .London.
Visiting over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter
was Mrs. CarPenter's sister Mrs.
patterson and daughter Mrs.
Walgos and Paul from London.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brown'have
taken residence in their new
home on Ann St.
Over the weekend visiting Mr.
and Mrs. pete Maloney Sr. were
Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Rourke and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Rourke from
Burlington. •
Mr. and. Mrs. Andrew Dantzer
and boys of London all spent the
holidays at their home in Dublin.
daughter in St. Thomas.
Mrs. Rose Burke visited Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Dalrymple, Han-
over and accompanied them to
Ottawa.
,(Mr. Larry Kale", Waterloo
University spent the weekend
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Kale.
Mrs. Ben Flanagan and girls,
Kitchener attended the Ursuline
Celebration in Dublin Sunday also
called on her parents Mr. and
Mrs. V. J. Lane.
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