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The Huron Expositor, 1975-06-26, Page 4THE HUR N EXPO? !TOR, ON • • St. Patrick's Kids take Bob-Lo boat, tour Toronto 4m111111111", -111Es.." LARONE'S Welcomes you to SEAFORTH'S CENTENNIAL We hope you have a good time this weekend. Don't forget to drop in and look over our * SOUVENIRS * POSTCARDS -Or BOOKS commemorating our Centennial Larone's BOOKS AND STAVONERY sTORE The Friendly Store in Seaforth —"the friendly town" CAR WASH Sponsored by Geography Club Saturday, June 28 10 a.m. 7 p.in. at ARCHIE'S SUNOCO $2.00 or $1.50 with coupon C off Car Wash aro., tarn warm mo....s. rm avow 41P. r- 1 Do-it-yourself Luxaclad The piefinished aluminum siding a -"Felne can install! The whole Luxaclad system is described in our easy to read "How to Apply" Booklet, In fact, up-dating your home with Luxaclad siding is an ideal husband-and-wife project. It's so light and so easy to handle. And you need absolutely no building experience! 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The boat offered all the conven- iences of a first class Marina as well as the fun of Bob-Lo Island With its''Hofbrau House, cafeteria food stands, arts and craft and gift shops,' They sailed 18 miles south in the Detroit River to Bob-Lo Island. The ship carries 2,500 passengers. At the island there were rides and games for both young and old. After a very nice time on the island everyone boarded the streamer for the cruise to Wind- sor where everyone headed back to Dublin. Accompaning the children on the trip were the two teachers, Mrs. S. McCreight and Mr. Dick Bester, and Mrs. J. Renne, Mrs. L. Ruston, Mr. Sheppard, Mary Ann Flannigan and Mrs. Ducharme. The grades 1,2 and 3 visited Storybook Gardens in London on June 26th. The children took their lunch and ate in the picnic area. All enjoyed the trip. Also the grades 4 and 5 took a trip to Toronto on June 17th to visit Castle Loma,the castle which is the result of imagination and ambition of Sir Henry Mill Pellatt , Canadian financier, royalist and devoted mtiiitary officer. • It is a 98 room castle built with materials from all parts of the world. The tour also took in The Royal Ontario Museum, the largest museum in Canada, hous- ing 19 Curatorial departments in the fields of Arts Archeology and Natural -Science. It is also a world renowned research Centre. The children enjoyed the trip. Mrs. Rowland the teacher and the chaperones, Mrs. L. Ruston, Mary Ann Flannagan, many Ann O'Rourke, Micheal Rowland, Mrs McCarthy, Mrs Schoonderwoerd, Mrs. Reynen , John Delayer, and Marg. Frericks also enjoyed the trip. Personal Maureen Flannagan visited last week up North at Powassan with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Court. The community congrat 'dated Mr. and Mrs. Louis Looby on their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Hill of Chicago are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klinkhammer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maloney spent the weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Overdulue and „ Thirteen tables of Senior Cit- izens played euchure at 'the Separate School on Thursday evening. Prizes event to Joe McLaughlen and Mrs. Peter Maloney 1st and Low prizes to married by Mrs. Taylor's father the Rev. Robt. McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Scott have four sons, Hugh, John, and Alec of Cromarty, and David of Calgary. Personals Tom Laing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing, entertained seven little friends at his brithday party on Saturday afternoon. Guests were Tracey and Paul Parsons, Paula Robson, Gerry Budd, Karen - Meikle, Dennis Elliott, and Mark Cronin. The previous Saturday Paula Robson was honoured with a party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Robson, on the occasion of her fifth birthday. • On Sunday, afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kerslake and family were guests at a birthday party for Mrs. Kerslake's mother. Mrs. Ken Drake . of Mitchell. Approximately 700 .were fed at the annual ham and strawberry supper last Wednesday night. Fances Scott, London, visited on the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gammon, Agincourt, attended Cromarty anniversary and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen. Kathy Douglas spent a few days last week at the 4-H Corresponaent Mrs. Laverne Wolfe A baptism was held on Sunday morning with Pastor Horst offic- iating. Jeffery Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Badley sponsored by Mr. and • Mrs. Claud Segirin; Michael' William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henderson sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sorokos were baptised. Mrs. Toledo Beuermann, Cam- bridge spent 5 days with her brother Mr. Gordon Miller and also attended the Music recital. There were 2 baskets of flowers in church on Sunday morning from the funeral of the late Mrs. Ferdinand Quenguesser, Tor- onto. Her husband grew up here. Attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wurdell and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Sholdice. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer, Gay and Mark of Walton and Mr. John Schnock, Auburn visited with Mr. and mrs. Lorne Wolfe and Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Altreht and Elizabeth, Burlinton were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens. Guesta on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hadley and Robert at Joe &vie and Mrs. Mike McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maloney of Kitchener attended Krauskopf Garside wedding on Saturday and called on Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maloney of Seaforth. A large crowd attended the auction sale of James J. Krauskopf on Saturday which was a big success. Mr Jerry Meagher is a patient in Stratford General hospital. Visitors with Mike Eckert on the weekend were, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Eckert of Sauble Beach, sisters Margaret and Mary Eckert of Essex and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Eckert of Waterloo and all attended the Borysurk - Eckert wedding at St. Patrick's Church here. ,Mr and Mrs. Harold Maloney of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney. Maureen Ruston has gone on two month holiday visiting rela- tives at Orillia, Peterborough, Keene, Kirkfield and with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Angus Dunbar at Victoria Road, Ontario. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawr- ence Ruston over the weekend were Mrs. Ruston's brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dunbar from Kirkfield. Also Gord Miller from Seaforth. Homemaking Girls' Conference in Guelph. First Cromarty cub pack attended the cub camporee at Wildwood Saturday and Sunday. Saturday night chaperones were Mr. and. Mrs. Russell Taylor. At The Park Twin City Bombers, aided by Harry Norris's spectacular catches in left field, turned the tables on Slabtown Stammers on Sunday night, defeating them 16-9. In their previous meeting on June 11, Slabtown gave theT,C.B.'s their first trouncing, Last Wednesday night Hibbert North bantam boys loSt out to Hibbert South by a score of 13-7. Next Week Thurs. June 26- Exeter vs. Hibbert bantam girls (7) Downie vs. Staffa senior girls (9) Sat. June 28-Blanshard vs. Hib bert N. bantam boys (7) Atwood vs. Staffa midgets (9) Mon.June 30-Blanshard vs. Hib- bert S. bantam boys (7) Kirkton vs. Staffa junior men (9) Tues. July 1-Uniondale vs. Crom- arty Sr. girls (9) Wed. July 2-Thames Road. vs. Hibbert PeeWee girls (7) Elimville vs. Hibbert #1 PeeWee boys. Jeffery Allan's baptism were, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Radley, Blyth and Miss Rhondn Badley, Mr. and Mrs. Keith McClinchy and Jim of Seaforth, Mrs. Sadie and Mac Donald Walton and Mr. and Mrs'. Alec Cook, Holland Centre, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flynn and Walda from Berkley, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Segirin, Port ' Elgin. There were a number that attended the Weir - Muegge wedding at St. Peters Lutheran Church on Friday evening. Congratulations to the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mickey McCloy, Stratford on Thursday and called on Mrs. Harold Mogk in General Hospital. Mrs. Clayton Markle of Guelph visited at the same home and also visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scherbarth Sr., both patients in Seaforth Hos- pital. Miss Paula Van Dlack spent a week holidays with Mr. and Mrs. George Van Dlack, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beuer- mann, Jeffery, Jill and Dennis from London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beuerman on Satur- day. Correspondent Vincent Lane For the benefit of one time residents who now live in far away places I am happy to repert the crops from Seaforth to Mitchell and five miles south and north, have never looked better. June was somewhat cold and wet but 95% of the beans are planted and some well advanced. With the summer season coming in hot and perhaps less rain, we can look for perhaps the earliest harvest ever. 20 miles south and north , however, they are not so fortunate, I was advised over 90% of beans on account of wet weather, had yet to be planted and several acres that were planted were washed out. So who knows? It all has to be harvested yet. Soccer news Joe Vissers Mosquitoes (Under 12) won two more games last week by decisive scores and are undefeated to date. June 18 they took Goderich 7 0, 19th.BayfieW I I - 1. The Bantams on the other hand have yet to win a game they lcist to Seforth June 19th 2 - 0 but are loOking better and should win a few before the season's over, Roy Swartz's Pee Wee's under 14 won another , Thurs. 19th beating Goderich S - 0 and are in second place behind Seaforth. This could be a battle for leadership. It is great to see An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. district boys from 8 to 16 taking such great interest in sports. Grade 8 grads Graduated from Grade 8 St. Columban School are: Mary Anne Barry; Andy Carvalho; Jerome Cronin; Barbara Duffy; Marion Jordan; Elizabeth Klaver; Mary Ann McIver; Darlene Murray; Jean Murray; Marion Nolan; Rose Ann Nolan; Louise Ryan; Steve Steinman; Peter Van Drunen; Joe Verberene and Francine Visser. The Seforth Knights of Columbus award for highest boy and girl went to Francine Visser and Peter Van Drunen. Marie Melady award for most improved student went to Jean Murray. Dublin Lions Club award for boy and girl showing the msot school spirit with regard tro house leage games throughout the year was won by Joe Verberne and Mary Ann McIver. Personals Pauline Coyne of London visited her parents here Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coyne. Mr. Larry Brennerman of Brennerman Filing Systems Ltd. , Kitchener, while in this district Thur sday, called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lane and family and Mr. and Mrs. Vince Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Smith ,and family of Acton visited Mr. and Mrs Albert Cronin on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sarraras of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nolan. about 25 members had attended a most enjoyable meeting at Brod- hagen and she gave a report about the meeting. Thank you notes were read and Mrs. Koehler made a request for bandages anOrticles for a bale to 'be' sent to ' Angola in the fall. Dodds gave a treasurers "repo . After a short business period the offering was received by Maja Dodds and dedicated by Mrs. Koehler. Hymn 272 was sung and Mrs. Hillen closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Unit3.• PeeWee. Girls After loosing two games in a row, Winthrop Girls won ,their first game of the season on June 19 by defeating Seaforth 'B' 19-18. Joanne Boven pitched the entire game, striking out seven batters while Kim Riley, Shirley McClure and Liz Renick each had a triple. Mens- Slow Pitch 4B.P.Oilers lost another game on Sunday evening when they were defeated 18-7 by Mitchell Bell. Correspondent Mrts. Ed Resole Mr. Ronald Koehler of Van- couver is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koehler. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Koehler of Alberta who have been visiting the formers parents have return- ed to their home. Mr. Gene MacDonald of New York visited Mis Jay Hey last week. Mr. and MrS. Murray of St. Colurnban, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Racho of R.R. Dublin, Mrs Minnie Vock of Bornholm and Mrs. Lavian Beuerman were recent visitors with Mrs. Joseph Thornton. Miss Marion McCallum and Angie and Mr. Murray Hare of Listowel and Miss Dianne Willis of Brussels were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold .McCallum. Mr and Mrs. Reg Schultz of ,R.R. 3 Blyth 'and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Brown of R.R. Monkton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs Ed Regele. Miss Jay Hey visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Llewlyn of Woodstock attending a family reunion.. The Regele reunion was held on Sunday June 22nd at Brod- hagen Community Center. All enjoyed a bountiful dinner. Mr. John Brown, the president asked for a minutes silenCe to honour the ones who had passed away the past year. Minutes were read by 'Mrs. John Brown. Mervyn Wurdell moved we have another reunion is 1976 June 27th and Gordon Grass seconded the motion. Jim Carter moved that Mervyn• 'Wurdell as vice president and Mrs. Mervyn Wurdell as secretary, seconded by Mrs. Stanley Preszcator. Moved by Mrs. Harold MeCullum that Paul and Ronald McCallum, Joyce and Marion McCallum, Dianne Willis and Murray Hare for sports committe seconded by Gordon Grass. Sports were enjoyed by young and old also a ball game in the afternoon and the afternoon end- ed by all enjoying supper. Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Connolly of Kennicott visited Mrs. Joseph Thornton on Monday and also viastepd watieintth at M rsieaAfonrtnhieRoBpuirtnals. s ; Correspondent Mrs. R. Laing , Mrs. Denton Taylor of Belle- ville, chairman of the Board of Congregational. Life of the Pres- byterian Church in Canada, was the guest speaker at the anni- versary services • of Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. This was a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, as well as the 110th 'birthday of the local church. Mrs. Taylor spoke on the topic, "And What of Ourselves". She recalled several memories from the times when, as a young girl, she holidayed on her grand- mother's farm at Cromarty, and listed some of the heritage our ancestors had given us. In her conclusion, she pointed out four needs in our modern world. "First, we need to know our Bible better; second, we need to take the time (there are still 24 hours in a day) to pause, meditate and pray; third, giving should be done with a feeling of gratitude, returning a portion of what God has given us. If we put aside God's share first, there is always enough for the other things we need. Fourth, we need to take time for neighbourliness, and for our families. We have a promise to keep with our ancesters who built our church with a purpose. It is our job to carry on the work in good faith.", she said. 44. Music for the service was provided by the male quartet, Murray Christie, Eldon Allen, Robert Norris, and Arthur Kemp, who sang "Tell Someone about Jesus", and, "Just a Little •Talk with Jesus", and by the choir who sang the anthem, "Immertal, Invisible". They were accom- panied ny the organist, Mrs,R. Horne. The closing hymn was the Centennial hymn, "One Hundred Years", sung to the tune of The Church's one Foundation. Anniversary Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Scott were guests of honour at a gathering on Sunday afternoon at the home of their son, John. A large number of relatives and friends collected to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary. Guests were present from Cal- gary, Chatham, London, Orillia, Toronto, Lindsay, Detroit, Belle- ville and Ottawa, as well as from the surrounding area. Two of the guests, Mrs. Denton Taylor of Belleville and Mrs. Wesley Russell of Crotnarty, had been guests at the wedding at the bride's home near Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, efi June IS, 1940. The Scott's were Crornarty 10th anniversar marked Baptism held in Brodhagen Correspondent Mrs. Robert Hulley The June meeting of Winthrop U.C.W. was held June 11, with 20 members present. Mrs. Jessie Hillen opened the meeting with a poem Neighbor's Itoses" followed I . ''fiymte •N.ma Mrs. Reuber read the scripture taken from 2nd Kings, chapter 4, verses 8-11. Mrs Hillen read 'The Woman God' Calls Great' for' meditation and led in prayer followed by 'a meditation "The Choice of Thoughts". For the program Mrs. Hillen acted as moderator for a skit -on 'The Life of Mrs. Nellie McClung' The members of the panel were, Ruth Sehade, Thelma Pryce, KathyiloegY and Anna McNichal who asked the questions and Ruth Axtmann who played the part of Mrs. ' McClung. The panel then sane an approp- riate hymn "Yield Not to Temptation". Mrs. Koehler took over the business of the meeting", The roll call was answered by telling your favorite 'Ob.-flower. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Koehler reported Nellie McClung is topic at Winthrop WI * 24 HOUR TOWING * CARL'S AUTO BODY. BRUSSELS Complete Colliiion and Frame Service Day Nile 887-9269 887-9231