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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-17, Page 54 aa, MMM GOOD — Some of the guests at the Dublin Lions Dublinfest help themselves to the barbecued pork chops and sauerkraut m eal Saturday night. The Lions Club, which was just organized this' pring, has put on a number of community fund raising events. (Photo by Alan MbLean) St. Columban Mosquitos, pee wees sti II winning Mr. Jack Klein, Pontiac , Michigan, an old time resident of this community and noted vocalist and entertainer, 'called on Mr. and Mrs. V.J.Lane recently. Rev. Fr. Jack McIver a local boy who has spent some years as a missionary in Latin American countries, is relieving Fr. Oostveen here. Fr. Oostveen expects to go into St. Joseph's Hospital, London for surgery soon. Mosquitoes and Pee Wees continue to win Playing in Goderich the St. Columban Mosquitoes took a 3 - 1 decision. July 9th they whipped Clinton 5 - 1 in what was described as /a , listless affair. Clinton seemed to give up early in the game. Coyne and Nash with 2 each, Vanbakel 1 were the goal getters. Their coach Joe Visser is presently recovering from a piece of steel entering, his eye while at work. We hope this does not prove serious. The Pee Wees took 2 games the past week beating Goderich Friday, July 11th 6 - 3, Exeter July 11, 6 - 0 and played Wednesday 16th 7 p.m. against clinton here. Verbern, Mark Murray and S. Steinman scored 2 each . The Bantams however had 2 cancelled games the past week, and are expecting to play later in the. week. Cromarty strawberry supper financial success, ladies hear O TIME-LIFE BOOKS seeks girl 18-21 who is moving from a rural community to Toronto For the purposes of a chapter of a book on urban stress it is preferable — that she be looking for a job — perhaps be an aspiring secretary — and have few contacts in the city, so that a photographer • and reporter can chart her experiences. Contact Lee Roche, Time Canada, 145 King St., W. Toronto, Ont. 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Let us hope we can look forward to another event like this next year. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M artin Flinkhamer were Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Reynolds, Seaforth. Miss Nell Molyneaux from Naples,'Floriday visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ferg. St apleton. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coville were Mrs. Pete Eckert of Guelph, also Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tate, Dearborn, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Looby and family spent the weekend in Grand bend. Guests with Mr. Don MacRae were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hallman, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Ken • MacRae and family of Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Jas. MacRae of Parkhill. Frank and Roy Grisbrook of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Alyin Hinz of West Monkton visited with Mr. and Mrs.. Pete Maloney Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Maloney. Mr. Ferg Horan has returned to University Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckert and family , Sheffield visited with Mrs. Gerda Kramer. Mr. and Mrs.Ferg Kelly Jr. , Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kelly, have returned from a two week vacation • in British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rowland and family are vacationing at Grand Prairie, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Emm, Mitchell, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eckert and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Overdulve and family of London with Mr. and WA. John Templeman trOsPoOdent . Mr,,and:tilrq,"*Mid 401)14$0.0, Youngstown, AlOert4 And Mt. and Mrs. Ken, %IMP, Pk*, visited Tu9sdak With Mr.. ..and • Is/VS.:4bn TOMPIenlan and fan, and Mrt and MM. and' Dianne. Mr,' and Mrs, Richard 41104 and family, Godericbotisited Mr, and Mrs, Bob Norris and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim crgis! • London, holidayed with Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Miller last week,' With Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family on the weekend were Darlene Temple- Mrs. Steve Maloney and Mrs. man, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Feeney. Rob, Templeman and Geraldine Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Templeman, Stratford. Mr. and Ed.STapleton were Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Mauer, Kirkton and Ed. Borski and sons California, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jean. Perroult, Vancouver, Neil and Nancy Stapleton,Dungannon. ClasSified Ads pay dividends. 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SEAFORTH M ERCUP Correspondent Vincent Lane Rev. Fa.ther Jack Stapleton, Owen Sound with Mr, and Mrs. Tom Kale and family . Jerry O'Reilly has left for Calgary, Alberta where he is employed for the balance of the summer. Brother Francis O'Reilly of Montreal spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lou O'Reilly and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lane and family have moved to their cottage at Bayfield for the • summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flanagan, Ann Marie, Joanne and Jay visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lane. Returning with them were Sheila and Laurie after spending a week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Coyne have returned home after a' holiday-in the Eastern Provinces. •IP Mr. and Mrs. John O'Leary and family are holidaying at Sauble Beath. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Dalrymple spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Rose Burke and Toni. Local Briefs Among the friends and O'relatives who visited Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart during the past few days were Rev. L. H. and Mrs. Kalbfleisch, Zurich, Mr. ,and Mrs. George McKay, Coriylia, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Morris, Harrington. Last week Rev. and Mrs. J. Ure Stewart visited the former's daughter, Mrs. Alvin and Mr. Hammond, Moorefield, and enjoyed an afternoon's boat ride with Mr. and Mrs. Carman Dron on the lake formed by the Conestoga Dam. They also visited the former's sod , Dr. and Mrs. K. G. Stewart, Waterloo. Correspondent Mrs. R. Laing Bonnie McPhail arrived home onMonday after spending two weeks at Lake Couchiching, rfolth of Orillia, as Mitchell High School's girl representative to the Ontario Student Leadership Centre. Mr. add MrS. Darwin McPhail and girls, Newmarket visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross McPhail and other relatives. Cromarty Ladies' Aid Mrs. John Miller was hostess for the July meeting of Cromarty Ladies' Aid. Mrs. Robert Laing opened the meeting with a poem, "Something Good about You," followed by the hymn, "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus". Mrs. John Miller read the scripture from Jeremiah and Mrs. T.L.Scott led in prayer. Margaret Laing reported on her experiences at Congress '75, a gathering of over eight hundred Presbyterians from all of Canada, at McMaster University. Her roommate was Agnes Hislop, a missionary from India who is well-known in this community. Shirley Miller entertained the group with a step-dance. Eight members answered the roll call with a favourite preserving recipe. Jean Carey gave the minutes of the May meeting and ' the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. John Miller. The report on the strawberry supper in June showed it to be very successful financially. A refund of travel expenses for the Congress delegates was donated to the Centennial fund of the church. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Sports In the men's softball games on Sunday afternoon, Fullarton and Staffa were victors in their games against Cromarty and Roys respectively. Wednesday night saw Hibbert North Bantam boys lose out to Hurondale and on Friday Hibbert 2 Peewee boys defeated Thames Road. At the Park Next Week Thurs.,July 17 - 7 p.m. Elimville Hibbert BAntam Girls Fri., 18 - 7 - Elimville vs. Hibbert II - Pee Wee Boys 9 P.M. - Kirkton vs. Hibbert I Pee Wee boys Sun., 20 - 9 - Cromarty vs. Roys men. Mon. 21 - 7 - Elimville vs. Hibbert South ,Bantam boys 9 p.m. - Downie vs. Staffa Juniors. Tues. 22 - 7 - Hurondale vs. Hibbert Pee Wee girls 9 P.M. - Cromarty vs. Staffa Sr. Girls. Wed., 23 - 9 - Thames Road vs. Hibbert North Bantam boys. Personals Guests at Lisa Gardiner's party celebrating her fifth birthday on Wednesday were Mark Cronin, Cromarty; Sherri Elliott, Staffa; Paul and Brian Bearss, St. Marys and Debbie Hulley, Winthrop. Paul and Brian visited with their cousins until Friday. Debbie Hulley has been staying with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner, and along with Steven and Lisa, attending Vacation Bible School at Munro. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gamma Agincourt, and Nancy Allen. Stratford, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen. Dublinfest attracts crowds