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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-10, Page 6July 5th to 024 tie and play again this Saturday July 12th against Canibridie. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane spent the weekend with friends in Toronto,Aurora, and Newmarket. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Ryan and/ Mary Elizabeth Ryan, Stratford attended the funeral of Louise Murray on Saturday. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads, Seaforth 527.0240. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS lor DIAMONDS WA I( III'S `I .1-1 I 10 .1.1-N1 ( RI"' GIFIS 1•01( l• ()( ( ASI()N All I %Pc', iii itypan., Plio,kie 527-0270 Brodhagen Guest minister speaks Correspondent Mrs. Lavern Wolfe Karl Schue-ssler officiated at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Sunday morning as Pastor Horst and family are on their vacation. He preached on the parable on the Sewer and the Seed. He also stressed that God himself plants the seed of His Word into our despairing and sorrowful hearts ,and that despite the tragedy over the loss of two of the district's children in the last week, God's word continues to strengthen and uphold our weary hearts. He said God's word will not return empiry. God will harvest a rich bountnnfor His word and will reap a harvest of hope and comfort. " There were two baskets of flowers 'in, Church Sunday morning from the la e JOhn Albert Bauer whose funeral was held in St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Thursday. There were also two baskets of flowers from the late Louise Murray whose funeral was held on Saturday morning. Sincere sympathy of the. community is extended especially to tleir parents. brothers and sisters. - Mrs. Frank Murray is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Bentsen . Strathroy, were weekend guersts of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy arid family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scherbarth Sr. have returned home from Seaforth Hospital. Mrs. Michael Connolly and Mrs. Clara Siebert, both of Watburg, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe to visit Mrs. Harry Tait, Stratford. Mr. Ed. Byers is a patient in General Hospital. Stratford and has unnergone surgery. Mr. and Mts. Rob Brady, Kitchener. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens, Marlyn and Steven. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ahrens. Mr.Ed. Ahrens celebrated his 89th birthday on Tuesday. The friends and relatives of little Jeffery Robinson will be pleased to hear he has returned home from Seaforth Community Hospital with the cast on his foot. Pastor Calvin Gilk joined his wife and daughters Susan. Brenda and Carol for the weekend who had been with Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth and Mn and Mrs. Charles Scherbarth and family for the past two weeks on their vacation. They all attended the Scherbarth Reunion on Sunday held at the Brodhagen Community Center. They returned to their home in Warrington, Pa. on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe were visiting with Mrs. Thelma Schlegel and Mr. and Mrs. John Hinz in Kitchener on Friday. Mr. Ervin Miller is in -salmi Hospital. Stratford and G has undergone surgery, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kangas of Harper Woods, Michigan. visited Mrs. Adeline Bennewies and Cheryl and other relatives last Saturday. Mrs. Henry Scherbarth of Detroit was with Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth. She attended the Scherbarth Reunion on Sunday. Pastor Horst and family are away on vacation. Throw Away Your Fuse Box, We've a Better Idea For your own convenience, we'll install a circuit breaker; easier, safer than fuse boxes. Our skilled electricians will do a careful, efficient job and you save time . . energy . . . money with our low rates. GEO. A. SILLS and SONS Main St. HARDWARE MERCHANTS Seaforth 75 THANKS Our sincere thanks goes out to all groups, clubs, merchants, individuals andcommittee members who volunteered their services to help make our centennial weekend a success. We are truly appreCiative of the conscientious effort put forth by all. Sincerely, CLIVE BUIST LLOYD ROWAT General Chairman Program Chairman ELVA ELLIS Secretary Centre Cut Roast or Steaks FRESH HAM Your Own lb. 1.39 BEEF & PORK SAUSAGE lb. 79' New Zealand Square cut frozen LAMB SHOULDERS Sliced - no extra charge lb, 79' Store. Sliced SIDE BACON lb. 1 .29 BABY BEEF LIVER Sliced lb. 49' Maple Leaf in the piece lb. 591 Freezer Specials == Fully Processed SIDE of BEEF lb. 1.05 Fully Processed HIND of BEEF lb. 1.35 _ 10 lb. bog BEEF PATTIES 7.90 10 lb. BURNS WIENERS 4.90 10 lb. box 4.25 Store 262-1017 Abattoir 262.2041 BOLOGNA lb. 69' sliced TURKEY WINGS or NECKS AL'S 1 MARKET HEN ALL — ONTARIO *N. PETER DECOO 74 TORONTO STREET MITCHELL Phone - 348-9412 (Long Distance Call Collect( Home - Life - Auto - - Commercial - - Farm Liability . - Accident & Sickness - CIAG INS1TRANCE CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION St. Columban Junior Farmer from Scotland visits Correspondent Mrs. R. Laing Cromarty residents were hop- ing for rain on Monday they got more than they bargained for. East of the village several fields of corn were stripped by hail and a barn on the Hubert-Usbarne boundary, belonging to Jim Gard iner was destroyed by lightening. Lightning also struck at the Gordon Laing home doing some damage. Properties west of the village received wind and heavy rain, flattening grain uvp , but no hail was reported. Grade eight students who graduated from Upper Thames School in Mitchell include Jill Herb um, Marie Kerslake. Murray Laing, Bruce Norris, Valerie Wattasne Charles Ross , Bill Hulley. Ken Upshall, Roy Johna, from Cromarty. Womezis' Knalonary Meet The Cromarty Women's Mis- sionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Calder McKaig on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Jeffer- son presided and opened the meeting with a reading, Christ's Friendship, followed by prayer. The scripture. Hebrews 11:1-16, was read in unison. The topic, Ministering to the Ill, was taken by Mrs. R. J. Scott. Mrs. T. L. Scott read the minutes and reported an the trip to Toronto which several of the members had taken. Mrs. C. McKaig gave the treasurer's report and received the offering. Mrs. Lamond was in charge of the study period on Strangers in the Camp. Hymn 580 was read in unison as a prayer. As a special number each member named an Indian tribe and gave its location. Action At Cromart Park Biff Jarvis took off his clerical collar and donned a tee shirt on Saturday night to pitch 'for Cromarty men's softball team when they defeated Staffa in the first gameof the mason. Catcher for the Cromarty team was Hugh Scott, and Lloyd Cameron pitched for Staffa with Reg. Chappel behind the plate. Sunday night saw the more experienced Twin City Bombers defeat Dublin Overs in a lop-sided game of slow pitch. Staffa and Cromarty senior girls' teams wereboth successful Cbrrespondent Mrs. Carol Geddes Corporal Jon Fraiser and Miss Colleen Sullivan of Halifax , N.S„ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brown of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and Terry Lynn of Hespler and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dennis of Lavonia, Mich. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Praiser over the Centennial weekend. Mr. Eric Doig has been home visiting big father who has been in Hospital. Erie is from Draton Valley, }LC. Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Ddngey and Mr. and Mts. Ben Bridge from Sarnia and Port Huron were tip over Centennial Mr. and Mrs. /Mires Cameron were tip over Centennial visiting With Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geddes arid family. Mt. aiiii'Mrs. Ray Cottitts and their family were down from Alberta visiting relatives in the in tbeirThnrsday night games at the park. In the first game Cr otnarty defeated Kirkton and in the second staffa wan aver Fullarton. North Hibbert Ban were less successfnly in their game on Friday night, losing out to Elimville. Aid Centennial Committee A social hour was held follow- ing the church service on Sunday morning. The centennial com- mittee served a buffet lunch of barbecued hot dogs, and orange' and lemon drink with the profit going toward the centennial project. Coleman Family Has Picnic On Sunday afternoon, twenty- nine descendents of Robert Coleman gathered for a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Diechert, Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman and grandson, Kevin, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Diechert, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell, Brucefield, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing, Cromarty and their families. Mrs. John Jefferson spent several days last week with her daughter Mrs. Bruce Cleland and attended the Listowel Centennial celebrations. Is there ever anyone so scornful and who exhibics greaterieelings of superiority as a repairman who discovers you've been trying to fik it yourself. Correspondent Mrs. Gwen Ruston Mass was ceielkared at St. Patricks' Church in Dublin for Mr. and Mrs. Michael McLaugb- lin on Saturday on their 45th Wending Anniversary followed by a reception at Brodhagen Communits Hall Rev. John Costello spent the weekend visiting his mother Mrs. Dan Costello Sister Florence. speaking for herself and the three other Sisters' a ho sere at the convent until it officials, closed June 30. said she a as sad at leaving, but added they felt it was justice to have the coin em taken over by the Huron Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board for office use. Sister Francesca has gone to Parkhill. Sr. Simone to Chatham, Sr. Marion to Chatham and Sr. Florence to Stratford. Sister Flor- ence will continue to teach at St. Patricins school in Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney Sr, and Mr. Peter Maloney Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Maloney. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maloney and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Mal- one) and family all attended the 25th Wedding Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. LeonardMorison at Kinkora on Sunday. Visiting over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney svereMr. and Mrs. Harold Mal- oney from Seaforth. Jerry Thompson from Victoria Road Ontario also David Coppins from Peterborough are spending two weeks holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ruston and family Mrs. Verna Brooks from Sea- forth visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ruston this past Week. The East Huron Produce plant in Dublin is back to work after being closed this past week for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer of London spent the• weekend at their home in Dublin. 45th er Maloney Jr. has returned holi e from Seaford) Community hospital where he has been a patient for quite some time. Mrs. Agnes Givlin is a patient in Seaforth Community hospital. LOUISE MURRAY Louise Patricia Murray. 12 years old was killed in a car accident on Wednesday. July 2. Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray, R.R.4. Walton. brothers, Danny. Tommy and Brian and one sister Colleen all at home and her grandmother, Mrs.Elizabeth Murray. The largely attended funeral • mass was at 10:30 a.m. Satur day in St. • Columban Church conducted by Re.v P. A. Oostveen and Rev. Jack McIver. SFM. Burial was in St. Columban Cememtary. Grade 7 cS. 8 classmates along with the teachers of St Co/umbras Schaal and the Brodhagen Bantam Girls Baseball Team - oPf which Carner was a member. formed an honour guard anal& the church. Pallbearers were ice Van Bakel. Mark Murray, Keene O'Leary. Tommy Duffy. Srepbee Menhere, grade seven classmates and Jim McClure. Wayne Bennewies. Peter Turner. friends of Louise. Flower bearers were. Allan O'Reilly. Janice Murray. Mary Murray and Mary Jo Kale, all first cousins. The remains rested at the home of her parents. R.S.Box Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. SIS1 Eli M. ST. TERESA Sister M. St. Teresa (Teresa Mary Jordan). died at St. Mary's Hospital on Thursday, July 3, 1975 in her 51st year as a sister of St. Joesph's Community .Diocese of Londoe. Born in Hibbert Township, the daughter of the late, Peter Jordan Stbffa Correspondent Mr-John Templeman Mrs. Bill Andrewski, Brandon, Manitoba and Mrs. Charles Allison, Exeter,visited on Saturday with Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs. John Templeman. Mr: and Mrs.Carlyle Cornish, Greensville, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller. Mrs. Darlene Norris, Judy and Doug, Brampton visited Sunday with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family . Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Scott and family are enjoying motor trip to the Eastern Provinces. Mr. and Mis. Bob Boylan and family, Ethel, visited with Mr.' and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Soccer News Playing a regular sceduled game in Goderidi July 3rd the Mosquitoes won another .3-1, everyone placed their usual cooperative game. July 4th the pee-wees played in Grand Bend which ended in a 2-2 and Teresa Casey. she was a retired teacher. Surviving are one, sister. Sister M. Alma, (Elizabeth Jordan) of Mount St. Joseph London. and 29 nieces and nephews. Four sisters and four brothers predeceased her. The body rested as the Im- maculate Conception Chapel, Mount St. Joespin where Requiem High Mass was cel-- brated by Chaplain Reverend Father Michael O'Brien . Honorary bearers were Sisters of Sr. Joseph and pallbearers were nephews. A honour guard was formed by the sisters of the. zommunity. Interim= followed at St. Pevra-"s Cemetery, tie with Dan De Loyer and Steve Steinman scoring--Friday July 11th the strong Goderieb Club play here 7 p.m. The Bantams limed Waterloo here Saturday Dublin ball club has draw Dublin Minor Ball Committee held a draw on June 28. The following are the winners: 1st prize 50.00 Ticket number 572 Tom Sloan, Peterborough. Ontario. Ticket number 667-Ron Marriot, Dublin, 2nd prize, 30.0 3rd prize 25.00 64,4 number 172 Roy Beisel, Dublin. 4th prize 20.00 ticket number 460 Harry Delayer R.R. 3 Mitchell, The proceeds will be used for purchase of equipment and umpires fees. CROWD REGISTERS — One of the busiest plebes in town on the Saturday morning of Centennial weekend was the Bell Mobile Home trailer where visitors registered. The first registrant, at 9 a.m.,,was a Seaforth resident. Mrs. Pat Bennett. (Staff Photo) Hail strips fields lightning strikes Cromarty area Games Coming Up Thurs.. July 10-7p.m. -Usbome vs, Cromarty Sr. Girls 9p.m.- Exeter vs, Hibbert Ban- tam Girls Friday, July 11-9p.m.-Thames Road vs. Hibbert 11- Peewee Boys Sat, 12th-7p.m.-Elimville Vs. Hibbert Peewee Girls 9p.m.-Blanshard vs. Staffa Mid- gets Sun., I 3th-1:30-FulLarton Vs. Cromarty S.H. Men 3:30-Staffa vs. Reis- South Hib- bert Men 9p.m.-Coyotes vs. T. C. Bombers slow pitch Mon. 14th-7p.m Thames Road vs. Hibbert South Bantam boys. 9p.m.-Rostock vs. Staffa Junior Men. T burs. , Inth-7p.m aEliniville vs. Hibbert Bantam Girls. Centennial visitors in Egmondville district . Mr. and Mrs. Clair Haney were home from California seeing old friends and relatives. Mr. and Mr. Jerry Stafford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Teeter° over the Centennial weekend. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brady were Mr. Glen Kirby and Miss Debbie Landry also of St. Catherines. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Blair and daughter Elaine, from Scotland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Watt. They are enjoying our sunny weather. Smiles Mark McLaughlin's Correspondent V. J. Lane Andy Lawson. Junior Fanner delegate from Arbroath. Scotland spent a week at the farm of Kevin Bale. Those attending the Funeral of Louise Murray, from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Connors Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fawcett. London. Mrs, Doc Gaffney, Peterborough, Neil Murrgy Windsor. 4 Mrs. Elizabeth Murray. Marian Villa, London. Louise's grand- mother, was well enough to attend. Obituaries 0 4 is 4