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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-09-25, Page 5Fall Gardening Time Plan your spring colour parade now with plump and perfect bulbs direct from Holland. Top size" only. Reasonably priced. *Colour plates to assist you in your selection. *Items for the indoor gardening enthus- iast as well — amaryllis, paper whites, — also house plant specia I tibs Shop now while colour selection is best. Durst Farm & Garden Centre 22' Isaac St. Clinton Ph. 482-9333 Open daily. A Tradition Fair Prices and. Personal Service presented with the trophy and had a team picture taken which will appear in next weeks issue. Congratulations to their coach Joe Visser for his help with this team, as well as to the other team coaches who gave their time and talent for a worthy cause. ex° Savings Hockey Sweaters & Team Jackets order now .... To ensure delivery DOUG'S GENERAL 5TOR_I ?4,12, • • FREE * the commerce has the financing you need. 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EAST ,,,-fsEAromril Squirts win tourney FOR ALL YOUR LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY NEEDS ESCAPES INJURY — Driver Steve Murray, R.13.5, Seaforth escaped without a scratch when his =lee grinder left McKillop Sideroad 10, Just north of Beechwood Monday. The road was under construction and after he hit the soft shoulder the truck went into'a drainage ditch, narrowly missing a concrete culvert. With the help of the McKillop Twp. grader, Mr. Murray got his truck back on the road. (Staff Photo) at 2 o'clock was accepted. Mrs. Wilfred Carr of Stratford, a former Presbyterial president, will be the guest speaker. The Fall Conference will be held at Knox Church, North Easthope, on Thursday, October 23, with Mrs. Armstron of Flesherton as speaker. twenty-seven get-well cards and twenty-one Visits were make by the members during the last two months. Mrs. Gordon Scott had the topic entitled Three Ways to Meet God. Jean Carey gave the special number and read one of closest to the date Mr. and •Mrs. Reuben Buuck; the • youngest person, Mrs. Thelma Mogk; the lucky cup, Mr. Ervin Miller and the lucky plate, 'Mrs. Ervin Miller. Mrs. Martha Eickmeier accom- panied Dr. and Mrs. Keith McGill Mitchell to visit the former's sis ter Mrs. Irene Bartz in Marble Rock Iowa for two weeks. On their way home they called on the formers . brother Mr: and Mrs. Lawerance Rock in Detroit. Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Ditmer were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peiffer and Carl from •London. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buuck stielderk!, 'death of the formers brother Mr. Albert Buuck Peter Marshall's sermons, By Invitation of Jesus, from Mr. Jones Meets the ' Master. The meeting closed with Hymn 692, Sing to 'the Lord, and prayer. Personals Mr. Angus McKaig has been a patient is Stratford hospital. Roy McCulloch is a patient in Seaforth Hospital, having suffer- ed a heart attack on Sunday morning. Miss Nancy Allen London spent the weekend at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Laidlaw, and family visited Sunday with Mrs. ,Islington, whose burial was held on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Wietersen and their • son in laws and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibb Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cakebread Hamilton, all met at the Otter lodge at Otter Lake where they spent a pleasant week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Hoegy on the birth of their daughter Jennifer, a sister for Christopher and Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Hoegy are the pround grand parents. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Les Wietersen were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bailey California and Mrs. Louisa 'Jarmuth on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe Correspondent Don MacRae The Dublin girl squirts have won the W.O.O.A. Home Brew Tournament. They played two series, one against Stbringville winning the best 3 out of 5 and John Jeferson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chappel and Julie were left homeless last Tuesday when fire destroyed their home. A house trailer has now been moved to their lawn. The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to' Jean Carey on the loss of her mother, Mrs. Jessie Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and Tom visited Sunday with Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Deichert, Clinton. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCulloch who cele- brated their 50th wedding anni- versary on the weekend. spent a couple of days with their grand sons.; Douglas and Donald Watson. Mr. Lorne Hinz and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perry were all in St. Thomas last week and on the way home they called on Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolfe, Steven and Jamie, London. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Van Vlack Rick Paula and Obie visited with Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Clowes, Camp Bordon and family over the weekend. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davidson on' the arrival of their baby boy. Jeffery Vance in the Stratford Hospital September 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pushelberg are the proud grand parents. finally against Ripley in the best 2 out of 3. The score in the final game against Ripley was 14.1. Jayne Delaney was the winning pitcher for Dublin striking out 17 batters out of 21. Mrs. Joe Delaney and Mrs. Ernie Fleming are to be congratulated as coaches along with their team Players, were Margaret Hicknell, Carolyn O'Reilly, Kittie Kran- shopf, Marjio Kale, Anne Marie shopf, Maryjo Kale, Anne Marie Nolan, Colleen Melady, Cindy Elliott, Barbar Flanagan, Theresa Kramers, Kim Swart, Lucille Delaney, Jayne Delaney, The Dublinettes Slow pitch won over the Slabtown Slammers Monday night in Dublin score 31-8. The Slabtown excuses were the cool damp air in Dublin. This is a best three out of five series and is shaping up (No pun meant) with the next game in Winthrop Wednesday night. Personals Mrs. Merle Stapeton has re- turned home from University Hospital London. Mr. and Mrs. Jade MacRae and' Jenny visited with Don MacRae on Sunday also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Mike MacRae spent The weekend with Jack Doyle in Toronto. Kurt, Marcy and Denise were visiting with Mrs. Helen McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. They were guests of honour at a dinner party held at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rowland. They have two other daughters, Eileen. Mrs. Don Muegge, Walker and Louise, Mrs. James Sloan, R.R. #5, Seaforth, also 9 grand- children. Correspondent Mrs. R. Laing Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided for the September meeting of the Marion Ritchie Evening Auxiliary and opened it with a reading, 4 Sing to the Lord of Harvest. Hymn 691, Come Ye Thankful People, was sung followed by prayer by the leader. Mrs. Lorne Elliott read a Thanksgiving scrip- ture, Psalm 65 and nine members answered the roll call on Praise. An invitation to the W.M.S. Thankoffering meeting on Oct. 2 correspondent Mrs. Laverne Wolfe The L.C.W. of St. Peter's Lutheran Church held their annual senior citizen evening on Wednesday September 17th at 2:30 p.m. The Senior Citizens were treated with a hot beef dinner and all the trimmings and entertainment. They sang both English and German folk songs. Rev. Horst greeted the senior citizens with a short meditation. There were 65 Senior Citizens present, Some were unable to attend. Those winning prizes were: the oldest person was Mr. Orlon !IA Rohr; the oldest confirmed at St. Peters; Mr's. Emma Ra010 the couple with their anniversary Corn harvest Marion Ritchie members make, 21 visits Brodhagen LCW treats senior citizens causing problems in St. Colunnban 1111M1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MIM1111111111 ARCHIE'S SUNOCO Phone 527-0721 • Case 24 -10 oz. Cans PEPSI,KIST,HIRES, MOUNTAIN DEW 4.49 Open 24 Hours 'ft Correspondent Vincent Lane Although there were only a couple of days of partial sunshine, farmers managed to harvest some of the remaining bean crop, the past week but it will require several days good weather before the many acres remaining can be saved. Harvesting ensilage corn also , has problems as wet field condi- tions prevent heavy machinery from operating. The community is hoping for more sunshine and drier weather to come. Mrs. Esther Barry with her sister Mary visited with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barry in Toronto recently. Mrs. Vera MacKay spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. as McQuaid the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eckert, Carolyn and Christine of Maryhill spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary Eckert and Tommy. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Sararas and Jill of London, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miehm and family of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nolan,* Sister Jean Moylan, London and Catherine of St. Thomas visited their mother Mrs. Mary Moylan, Mr. Louis O'Reilly who under- went surgery in Stratford hospital last week is recovering nicely and expects to return home later this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Coyne of Port Dover Mr. and Mrs. Matt Coyne of Brantford, Sister Mary Coyn and Sister Matilda Coyne of St. Josephs London• spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Coyne and attended the Thompson-Coyne wedding. Mrs. Marg Jordon of Marion Villa London with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyne, attended her grand daughters wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Zack Ryan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ryan Stratford On Sunday. St. , ' Mosquitos win Again St, Columban Mosquitoes Soc- cer team maintained their unde- feated record by beating Bayfield Tuesday by a• score of 11-1. After the game they were