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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-11-20, Page 4mon., hoMe, V cr%i Correspondent with Mr. and hfrs. Edward Mrs. Eel. Regele Regele. -Mrs, Paul McCallum is visiting with her parents,` Mr. and Mrs. Archie Willis of Brussels.. , Mr. lidward Regele has return- va n a st �''o ed home from Seaforth Commu- nity Hospital, " 0 Mr. Harold, Paul and Ron Po tl McCallum, Mr. Don and Warren' 'Winter Registration Dennis, Mr.. Kelly Dalton, and Mr. Johnny Glanville are spend-' December 13 ing the week hunting on the Manitoulin island.• for det0s see Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fisher, Huron Shopping N6ws Mitchell, Mrs. Harold McCallum November 27 and -Carl were Sunday visitors —NOTICE— November 28.1475 -OUR YEAR END IS FAST APPROACHING Please check your account and help us clean up these y loose ends for the coming year We like to know our customers by name! SEAFORTH FARMERS CC) -OP Miss Rebecca Rock, U.W.O., London weekend with pol lkpi ,� PQS1TPf.t i! Qy9MBP1,90# 1970. Knights of Columbus will be held a n 1 t the Council Rgoms at• ,St. ' W Got .speat1he ;her grttnFlpar nts Mt•~ hnd Mrd, C�aystal . lgalaice;* �"•''�'Mitshell. .Mrs. and boys, Sebach's Hili and Mr. Columban of 8.36 .m. November eve Paor,4,nts primary, ishop sa s 20, 1975. Come on out and'bring a h " '"10s:p£`paramount importance examine the priptity which -they building's location 'beside the ttt recogt4o the primary role of themselves give to God and work cthurcb and across the road from hcistla ,parents as we dedicate' 'together for the Christian the (elementary) school A_buJld.i4g whose geographical development of their children," represents the co-operation which location - highlights the he concluded. has been the mainstay of Roman " co.responsibility of home, school A crowd of over two hundred Catholic educaticq in Ontario, All ' and church for the Christian parents, clergy, school board of our endeavours must be aimed k « Education of Youth" Bishop members both separate and from at bringing the reality of Christ to k « John Sherlock said at the official the Boards of Education from our students and this can only t t• '' opening of the new board offices Huron and Perth, . school happen through continuing co- i m of the Huron -Perth County principals and area residents operation among the church, t' Roman Catholic Separate .School attended• the, ceremonies 'in the school and home." ' Board in Dublin offices in the former Ursuline Renovations to convert the,! ., "We r9ust do more than pay lip iConvent and continuation school building td provide the spacious * service to the primacy of, the role located on the main street in uartvrs for the school board of parents," he said. "The Dublin. administrative office and teaching opening of this centre gives us an The convent and school were consultants' offices are estimated opportunity to examine the invitation to built sixty years ago ;n 1415. The school was closed in 1969 and the to .cost about $30,000. No major New s �, n � �,. r s c I u b t o t h e � Roya ! genuineness of our parents to share in Christian convent w s vacated in June this structural changes were necessary. . education." yearn the three remainingKindergarten children from St. Dublin and District Diamonds, . Mr. Louis Maloney Sr. and son on the weekend with brothers and "We must provide new Sisters moved. Patrick's School, Dublin,, and St. Senior Citizens group which was John and daughter Mrs. Al Shean sisters in Dublin. structures for their participation, David T eahen, Stratford, board Columban Roman Catholic School formed as a result of a Horizon of Detroit visited on the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coyne and structure which will enable them chairman said as he welcomed the continue to use two of the Grant had it's first card game •with,Mr. and Mrs. Pete Maloney baby of Owen Sound spent the to share one another's faith, guests, "We believe this classrooms in the building. Friday October 24 ,at the St. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Patrick's School Gym, when 40 Maloney. Kelly. Brodhagen � attended. Visitors at the home of Mr. Special - at Churc'h'' At the meeting a bus trip ,was organized to go to the Royal Mr. and Mrs.,,Dave Murtha of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Peter E. Maloney Sr. were Mr. and Mrs.& ' Robert Winter Fair Monday. and Mrs. Lou Rowland. Mrs. O'Rourke, - and family Karen, Correspondent Friends and relatii7es of Mrs, Commerce attracted the largest Forty members enjoyed a good Evelyn O'Neil of Windsor visited Daryle Murtha from Hamilton. Mrs. Laverwwolfe Smith will be sorry to hear she attendance ever. day at the Fair and had dinner in « Sunday morning at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, had undergone surgery again in the Seaforth community Hospital. Friends and relatives of Mrs. Carl Higenell will be sorry to hear Kitt:hener on the way home. In charge were Joe Shea, Mrs. Needle'rs'ledrn there was a basket of flowers at We wish her a speedy recovery• that she has gone under. surgery Anne Burchill and Geo Ducharme the lectern from the family of the in the general hospital at Personals late John Alles. They were placed there by his daughters, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rock from Farmington, Mich., 'were Stratford, We would like to dish Mr, and Mrs, Don Warren of bout Mrs. Albert Bauer, Mr. and, .guests of Dr. and 'Mrs. Keith. •, her a speedy recovery. Mr. and London visited with Mrs. Jean judging g Mrs.Donald Shenk and McGill, Mitchell and other Mrs. Lavern Wolfe were dinner Dill over the weekend also her grandchildren. Our sincere relatives around Brodhagen last guests of'the latter's brother and brother Jack Frost from Sf. Correspondent P boys Bowmanville visited for a Y sympathy 'goes to his family. week. sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Ezra Thomas spent a .few days with John Templeman few days with Alvin and Bill Mr. Fred Egerdee, Milverton, Mrs. Murray Rock had �opb,n, . ,•H,inz, Dennis ,and Larry in Mrs. Dill. Mrs. Dill is recoveringMrs. Worden.,. was the guest speaker at the house in her home when she was Stratford on Thursday. favourably since her recent sur- The final meeting of the Staffa service at St. Peter's Sunday hostess to a number of ladies geTy• �isit Nifty Needlers was held on MYRTLE DUNCAN morning. He is a member for. from Brodhagen and area who Mrs. Dan Costello had a Saturday November 3rd at, the ` Mrs. Myrtle Duncan passed Stewardship Committee. Pastor attended to look at and see a Cromarty last week with Mr. -and Mrs. •home of the assistant leader, away on Thursday evening Nov. and Mrs.Arthur Horst were in display of beauty products and to Doug McGilleuary anf family 'Mrs. Doris Jeffery. The meeting 13, at Auronview in her 85th year. charge 'of Riverside Nursing enjoy the delicate aromas. 'Each from Chatham and late,ana_h Mr. opened with' the 4th pledge and • She leaves three daughters, Home and Smith Nursing Home, came out like a rose.. Church and Mrs. Peter Grohok of London secretary's report. Jean, Mrs. Robert Maver, Exeter Mitchell, Sunday evening for both Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistener Mr. and Mrs. Tony Visser and Then girls answered the roll Doris, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Roberta the services and entertained with accompanied Larry to Acton near family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence call by showing their "Free Mrs, John Templeman both of a cou a of musical selections: Toronto and were Sunday guests Ryan and Don MacRae. Mr. Choice" articles and telling their Staffa, also 23 grandchildren and The Ro rt Robinson family took at the home of their son and canvasses J. D. MacRae leaves next week favourite stitch. 1 13 great grandchildren. the the seryl a for the Rit. Villa, daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. for Phoenix. Arizona where he Mrs. Joyce Vivian explained She also is survived by two Mitchell. rs, was in Robert Kistener. Correspondent will be on course for 13 weeks for Achievment Day procedures. She sisters Mrs. Hazel Coward, charge of t e meditation, Scott Mr. • Armand Legras. St. Mrs. R. Laing Minneapolis - Honeywell Com- also discussed how to judge Woodham and Arabelle Mrs. and Jane ave the scripture Claude. Manitoba who was Members of the session and Puters. needlework, She presented four Benson Tuckey, Exeter, a brother passages an Bob conducted the visiting friends here last week, board of managers of Cromarty We envy him the nice warm wall hangings and the members Nelson Hunkin Teeswater. order of ervice and Brent formerly worked at Dickison Church"held their annual canvass weather for the Jong winter then judged these on general .Funeral service was held Sun - assisted. M ss Lois Horst was the Industries. following the church service .on .1 months. appearance, workmanship and day from the Hockey—Hopper organist'. For many of the people Error - when Mrs. Al Leonhardt Sunday afternoon. Mr. Nick Blatt of Chatham design. - funeral home with interment at of St. Pet is it was a„ very busy had a recent plastic display in her Friends of Mrs. Otto Walker called on Mrs. Jean. Dill last Mary Jane Templeman told the Roys cemetary. Rev. Glen Wright Sunday ening. In addition to home it was Mrs. Christine will be glad to hear that she has week. members how she judged the wall officiated'.'Pallbearers were six church activities the Luther Belfour who sponsored it and was returned .,home after spending Mr. and M!. Clayton Hill have hangings and how to give reasons` grandsons, Wayne, Jack and League -held a party at Mitchell in charge. Thank you. several weeks in St. Joseph's returned to there hom in Chicago for her choices. The meeting was Brian Mauer, Exeter, Ron Miller, bowling lanes Sunday evening:. There were a number from here Hospital. after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. then adjourned. Rob and David Templeman, where members enjoyed a who attended the Adams and Sunday visitors with Mrs. John Martin Klinkhamer. The regular Mr, and Mrs. Jim Rickard and Staffa. r bowling party Osborne wedding in the Jefferson were Mr and Mrs Bill meeting of Fr.,' Stephen Eckert mon., hoMe, V cr%i Correspondent with Mr. and hfrs. Edward Mrs. Eel. Regele Regele. -Mrs, Paul McCallum is visiting with her parents,` Mr. and Mrs. Archie Willis of Brussels.. , Mr. lidward Regele has return- va n a st �''o ed home from Seaforth Commu- nity Hospital, " 0 Mr. Harold, Paul and Ron Po tl McCallum, Mr. Don and Warren' 'Winter Registration Dennis, Mr.. Kelly Dalton, and Mr. Johnny Glanville are spend-' December 13 ing the week hunting on the Manitoulin island.• for det0s see Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fisher, Huron Shopping N6ws Mitchell, Mrs. Harold McCallum November 27 and -Carl were Sunday visitors —NOTICE— November 28.1475 -OUR YEAR END IS FAST APPROACHING Please check your account and help us clean up these y loose ends for the coming year We like to know our customers by name! SEAFORTH FARMERS CC) -OP Miss Rebecca Rock, U.W.O., London weekend with Presbyterian Church in Monkton. The reception was held. in the Chessell, Marion and Brian, Varna, Mr, and Don Reihl, Knights of Columbus will be held a n 1 t the Council Rgoms at• ,St. ' W Got .speat1he ;her grttnFlpar nts Mt•~ hnd Mrd, C�aystal . lgalaice;* �"•''�'Mitshell. .Mrs. and boys, Sebach's Hili and Mr. Columban of 8.36 .m. November eve EdL d i1'1 N' C t i f' th d Ivi $'ll L ;At J h d 20, 1975. Come on out and'bring a win oc an nc a Orman.ongra u a tons o e young an rs. t at aw, o n an Mrs. Adeline Bennewies spent couple. Tina of Dorchester, car load. a few days with her son-in-law . \The ]lingo and turkey draw held Recent visitors with Mr. and Mr."and Mrs. Maurice Etue of and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy at 'tfie Brodhagen Community Mrs. Mervin Dow were Mr, and Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bossence and David in Stratford Centre last Wednesday and Mrs, Bill Worthington of Jr. Maloney of of Dublin visited, s.To- S last week. sponsored by the Chamber -of Kitchener. with Peter and Cothilda Maloney, Raglan St. Dublin. St. Columban Old timers. card party a -success ■ i s"�a� N "mac• �x Correspondent and quality leff nothing to •be The next meeting will be Bro. Jos. McQuaid of St. John Mr. V.J. Lane desired. - Wednesday December 10th. School Uxbridge visited with Mr. �s St Columban 'Olt' Timers Club' Ladies high was Mrs. Mike and Mrs. V. Lane Thursday, . held the first of their monthly McLaughlin. Mrs. Tessie Mal- Mr. and Mrs, Stewart McLean x - 77=7 card parties Wednesday after- oney was low winner. and family Stratford visited with Senior Citizens from here were noon November 12th. While -the Wilfred O'Rourke was high for Mr. and Mrs. Dennjs Nolan on guests of the Dublin District attendance was not as large as the men. the low prize going to Sunday. thamonds on -a bus trip to the v anticipated it was considered very Joe Doyle. Gent's lone hand went Royal Winter fair on Monday, a successful for a starter. Ladies to Mike McLaughlin with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vanden very enjoyable day was describedin` who supplied lunch in quantity Mary McIver winner 'for the Berg Sarnia called on Mr. and by all. Thank you Dublin for this ladies. Mrs. Vincent Lane on Sunday. arrangement. St. Columban wins first in. Stratford meet St. Columban school placed first in a cross country meet held November •7 around Stratford's Avon River. Two boys and two girls from each of the grades from S to 8 competed against teams from 8 other schools. Two individ- ual first prize winners were Louise Nolan for the grade 6 girls and Michael Van Drunen for the grade 5 boys. -The St. Columban Senior Girls Soccer team advanced to the Huron Perth finals but were narrowly defeated by the Kings- bridge team who scored twice in the last 10 minutes of the game held at St. Columban School November 6. Local students who placed i n the meet include? Grade 5 girls, Colleen Melady 6th, Eileen Duffy 7th: Grade 5 boys, Mike Van Drunen 1st, Wayne Ryan 4th. Grade 6 girls, Louise Nolan 1st. Denise Ducharme 2nd. Grade 6 boys, Brendan Lane 2nd, Doug Steinman Sth. Grade 7 girls, Linda Klaver 7th, Gail O'Rourke 9th. . . • ' Grade 7 boys, David Menheere 3rd, Matthew Klaver 7th. Grade 8 girls, Denise Lazne 2nd, Mary Anne Nolan 8th. Grade 8 boys, Mark Murray 8th and Joey Van Bakel '9th. 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