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The Huron Expositor, 1975-08-07, Page 4HURON EXPOSITOR, Ay UST 7, 1076 becue, baseball action at Cromarty park Correspondent Mrs. R. Laing From early morning when the first picnic tables were moved in until eleven o'clock at night when the last ball game ended, Crow- arty Park was a hive of activity on Saturday. The first game of softball got underway about 10 o'clock when Elimville peewee girls defeated Hibbert 16-14. For Hibbert Betty Upshall and Nancy Scott divided the pitching duties. This game was followed by a game for beginning players in which Jeff Elloitt's team defeated Dean Elliott's by 20-19. Coaches for this group are'Gwen Harburn and 'Claildette Elliott. In the Hibbert Peewee Boys' game Hibbert I defeated Hibbert II by 20-9. Staffa senior girls met Cromarty in the next game, losing out 2 to 16. Marie Kerslake pitched for the winners with Jean Dow catching, and Valerie Glanville and Teresa Miller, divided the Staffa pitching with Karen Mach- an behind the plate. Then Hibbert bantam girls took on a pick-up team of ladies, and' won 26-13. Over the supper hour Hibbert South bantam boys, aided by . Andrew Laing's grand slam homer, defeated Hibbert North 21.10: Andrew Laing started nitching for the winners and was relieved- in the sixth by John Hunt. Bill McPhail was catcher. For Staffa, Terry Templeman started with Dennis Parsons taking over part way through. Jim Scott canght! Following this, Mitchell's BP's slow pitch team defeated Mitchell, centennial team 16.7. In the final •game the local junior men with Ken Harries pitching were de- feated by Fullarton Juveniles 9-2. The ball games weren't the ,only attraction at the park on Saturday afternoon. Pork chops, barbecued to perfection under the watchful eye of Russell Miller, Jack Butsori, Eldon Allen, and their families, were served along with salads, cake and icecream tb about 500 people: Sunday night at the park. Mitchell Grizzlies 'and the Twin City Bombers met in a game• of slow pitch with the Bombers winning 18-15. Personals The unveiling of the Ritchie memorial plaque will take place in Cromarty church next Sunday at the eleven o'clock service. Guests will be welcome and lunch will be provided following the service. For the remainder of August, services will be held in Hibbert United Church, Staffa, Mrs. William Roebuck, Vermil- lion, and Mrs. Jim Walling, Sherwood Park, left Monday for Correspondent Vincent Lane The Annual Melady reunion was held in ,,Goderich, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos Melady, were Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Melady, Mrs. Dorothy Harvack Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan and family Thamesford, Mrs. Rose O'Reilly Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Melady Bellriver, Jim Melady Hanover who has finished his studies at Ottawa and now holidaying with his parent sMr. and Mrs. Fdw. Melady and several other relatives. Personals Sister Reta Coyne of Windsor is spending a few days with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Lou Coyne. Sister Jean Moylan is spending a ,L few holidays with her mother here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul OtReilly Windsor visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lou O'Reilly the weekend. Miss Vickie O'Rourke has returned from a 10 day trip sponsored by the girl guide rangers, taking them to the Yukon, Dawson City, and White- horse. . Brother Jes McQuaid of St. Johns School Uxbridge, spent Sunday with mr. and Mrs. V.' J. Lane apd Mrs. Rose Burke. Rev. and Mrs. Nick Vanderneg of Manitoba spent a few days w ME and 1C0.'' Len O'Rourke I'Vrfr's: Vanderney is former Joan Britton, sister of Mrs. O'Rourke. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Kale spent a few days last week in Collingwood, Hanover, Wasaga, and also with Rev. F. J. Stapleton in Owen Sound. 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PRE-FINISHED ...ready to-use Brodhagen people have reunions 90 YEARS YOUNG — Mrs. Lena Bennewies celebrated her 90th birthday on Thursday at Kilbarchan. She raised a family of six in McKillop township and has 11 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren and four gret great grandchildren. On her birthday she had visitors' ,tom -Toronto;'' Mitchell, Bornholm, Fullarton aricf,Kitchener. Correspondent Don MaRae Visitors with Mr. and" Mrs. George Coville, Rev. Vincent C. Eckert G.J. B., Merrville Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eckert Timmins Ont., Mr. and Mrs. IM Correspondent Mrs. Laverne Wolfe • The 24th annual Morenz reun- ion was held Sunday July 27th at Harmony Hall. Winners of sport events were Lorne and Betty Wolfe, Carl Stephens, Les Adams Gwen Kahle, Marilyn Boyce, Ron Voogel, Bill Jeffery, Greg Kahle and Mrs. Luella Wolfe. Special prizes, Birthday near- est date, Mrs. Les' Adams. oldest lady, Mrs. Bill Stephens, oldest man John Heckman, youngest child. Caroline Wilhelm, farthest from Harmony Hall Mr. and Mr.' Hugh Morenz, longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steph- en. Earl Stephen President, con- ducted election of officers for 1976. It was decided to hold picnic the second Sunday in June at Harmony. President: Gerald Wil- helm secretary: Caroline Wilhelm treasurer: Bill Jeffery. • Horst and Kasper Reunion On Sunday July 27th the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Horst where hosts to Horst and Kasper family reunion held at their home. Relatives from Kingston, Kitch- ener, Hanover and places in between gathered for an enjoy- able afternoon. Games contests and a delicious Inch were enjoyed by forty people present. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Hart- man were put in charge of next years reunion. Personals Mr'. and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oliver, Stratford. We are sorry to hear Mr. Joe '11....••••amimPlimem CLERE-VU AUTO WRECKERS . NEW, USED AND REBUILT tracks. DUNLOP & REMINGTON Car, truck and tractor tires TRACTOR TIRE SERVICE REPAIR SERVICE: Clinton 482-3211 Hwy. 8 W. of Clinton It.R.2# Clinton , Smith is in Victoria Hospital London where he has undergone surgery. Friends and relatives will be pleased to hear that Mrs. Harold Mogk has returned home from Avon Crest Hospital Strat- ford on Wednesday. David Summerville, New Jersey is spending, his holidays with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer and counsins. McKiliop Correspondent Mrs. Ed Regele • Master Carl McCallum who spent last week with Miss Marion, McCallum of Listowel has return- ed home. Mrs. Elaine Foran and Robert and Mr. Bob England of R.R. 1, .Lucan visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele. Mr. and •Mrs. Stanley Preszca- tor of Crediton spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum and family. Miss Angie McCallum of Lis- towel spent the week end with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Har- old McCallum. their tames in Alberta after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Thos. L. Scott, Mrs. Bill Priest, and Mr . and Mrs. Harry Swalloweil and family London, were weekend guest's of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Down and Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing and Peter arrived home Saturday night after, attending the wedding of their niece, Gladys Eves, -in Moose Jaw, Sask. Before return- ing home they motored to Banff, Calgary, Lake Louise, and Jasper Park in Alberta. On the the return trip they visited with relatives in Moose Jaw, Thunder Bay, and Sault Ste. Marie. Reunion The twenty-fifth reunion of the AlleiM:Lachlan, Hoggarth famil- ies was held in the Lions Park in Mitchell on July 27 with an attendance of 40. Margaret Scott, Marilyn Zim- mer and Margaret Laing were in charge of the sports. Winners were: 5 and under; Rickie Thom- pson, Renee Thompson; 6-9; Steven Vivian, Tom Laing; under 12; Janice Vivian, Andrew Vivian; Wheelbarrow Race; Andrew Laing and Andrew Vivian„ Marg- aret Laing and Tom 'Laing; Ladies' Kick the Slipper; Brenda Thompson; Mens Kick the Slipper George Vivian; Elimination Con- test; Robert Laing and Agnes Bray; Guessing Candies; Ted Taylor; Oldest Present; • Mrs. Jennie Bray; Youngest Present; Danielle Thompson; Nearest Birthday; Murray Christie. Alf Ross and Murray Christie were captains for the relays. Alf Ross presided for the business. Officers elected for the 1976 reunion at Mitchell Park are: President: Alf Ross, Hpsall, Sec. Treas: Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth, Exeter. Sports' Committee: Dave and Carol Collins, Jack and Mary Helen McLachlan. ,d,unch • Coin- mittee: Gladys and Eldon Allen, Joyce and, George, Vivian. ' AT CROMARTY PARK Thurs, Aug. 7, Thames Road vs. Hibbert I Peewee Boys at 7 p.m. and Hibbert N. vs. Hibbert S. Bantam Boys at 9p.m. Sat., 9th, Staffa vs. Cromarty Men at 9. Sun., 10th at 12 noon Peewee Tournament, and at 9 p.m. Bell vs. T.C. Bombers slow pitch. Tues., 12th at 9 p.m.• Hibbert N. vs. Hibbert S. bantam boys (if necessary) At time of printing, playoff schedules for girls were not available. James Eckert, and Danny, Roch- ester New York-. Mrs. Geraldine charters , and Mr. Bill 'Eckert Brantford Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Deitz Bornholm , Mrs: Richard Tate, Port Franks ., Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam' Love of Saskatoon spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McLean and Jason of Stratford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nolan. We are pleased to learn 'Rev. Fr. Frank Moylan is progressing favourably after surgery in Tor- onto and expects to, leave the hospital this week also that Pastor Fr. O'ostveen is reponding well to treatments in Victoria Hospital at London Rev. Fr. Ellwyn Morris is visiting his brother Louis Morris Hibbert. Mrs. Mary Moylan and Donald visited with Fr. Frank Moylant and other relatives in Toronto Sunday. Miss Catherine Moylan, St. Thomas returned from a holiday in Calgary and spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Mary Moylan. Mrs. Albert Siemon, Slabtown . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dill of Dartmouth with Mrs. Jean Dill also his sister Mrs. Bill Warren of Stratford. . Mary Joe and Louis Looby' family of Clarence Loohy flew 'Air Canada from London to visit their aunt Mrs. Greg Wickware i Win- nipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowland and family have returned from a three week vacation through the west- ern provinces returning throught the U.S. They visited with relatives in Grande Praiie, Al- berta and Whitefish, Montana. Mr, Gary Kelly Niagara Falls' visited with Mr. Don MacRae. Mrs. Mary Wickens and daugh- ter Marylin from London, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groshok London with Mrs. Dan Costello. Rev. John Costello has return- ed to Windsor after spending a month with his mother Mrs.Dan Costello. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Marrison of Waterloo visited with relatives in Dublin and attended the funeral of Mrs Mac Feeney. Play - offs between Waterloo and the Dublin Shamrocks are scheduled for Sunday afternoon 3 p.m. and if rain inters the game will be at 8:00p.m. the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCar- thy of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Kathleen Monaghan and other relatives. Stat!fa wind two in tournament Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman Staffa midgets with the help of several bantam boys pajticipated in a soft ball tournament at Kirkton Community Park on the weekend, winning their first two games. 6-3 over Hickson Midgets and 4-1 over. Winthrop Midgets on Sunday. They lost their game on Monday against i3rodhagen Midgets 6-1. Brad Marsden did all the pitching. fo,r Staffa., Lloyd Cameron was their coach. Miss Lee Miller has completed her first year in nursing at Woodstock and is holidaying with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller and family. 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