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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-06-10, Page 5WHAT AM 1 BID?— Auctioneer Ron Gethke, right, harangues the crowd while his partner Dick Lobb, left takes a break. The two were the star performers at the ,4 Dublin Lions fund raising auction Thursday night. (Staff Photo) , St. Columban Sister celebrates anniversary MACLAND vvAL1,- Ysums CONCRETE FORMING CONTRACTOR5 P,D. Box 130 Wingharn, Ontario CONCRETE WALLS BUNKER SILOS HOUSE FOUNDATIONS 3574182 ••• •.• • • ••••• r•••••*•,•••1,11,1-`0.^ Brodhagen Oldest resident dies Surprisingly enough, among the 25 guests were people from "one time residents" of this area. Rev. fir. Gordon Kennedy, Mr. • and Mrs. Louis Kennedy and their aunt, Mary McGrath, who was unfortunate to be supported by Crutches. having broken her `ankle a few weeks previous, Biother Jas. McQuaid, Uxbridge; Legion News . On the 14th of June, -the Dominion Convention will open in Winnipeg. This will be a very special convention as the Royal Canadian Legion ,are celebrating the 50th anniversary, From 'the time that the Royal Canadian Legion was formed fifty years ago, it has steadily grown, and now it is one of the largest organizations in Canada. Veter- ans have good reason to be proud of their accomplishments through their organization. Attending the convention next week in Winnipeg are: Mr. and Mrs. Toni •Wilbee, Mr. and Mrs.. Allan Nicholson, Mr, and Mrs. Cleave Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. George Hays and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young. Last. Thursday night, the new preSident of. Branch 156, Comrade Tom Wilbee, held his first executive meeting. many Correspondent Vincent Lane Mr. and Mrs. Vine Lane and Jas. E. McQuaid - motored to Toronto Sunday to a 50th Anni- versary of Sister Beatrice, at the home of her brother Jim and Camilla McQuaid. A number from here pended the Beuermann and Henry wedding which was held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Wednesday June 2nd at 7 o'clock, Rev. Arthur Horst officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Brady, London and Wayne Ahrens, Waterloo were weekend guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens, Marilyn and Steven and attended the funeral of their grandfather Mr: Ed Ahrens on Monday. Rev. R.E. Rock, Dartmouth, N.S. spent of ew days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock and uncle Norman after attending the Synodical meeting in Waterloo. Little Jeffery Robinson has had a cast on his leg for some time. We are pleased to see how well he gets along with his crutches. Mrs. Martha Eickmeier ,has moved to the senior citizens apartments in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Muegge, Calgary, visited with the former's brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. harry Muegge and relatives •and have returned home. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs-Doug Van Vlack and family Were the latter's brother and sister in law,.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gray and David and Robbie, of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yatzie, Trevor and Tracye Milverton, A successful auction sale of furniture etc. was held for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kistener on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wieterson entertained some relatives on Sunday in honour of Julie's third, birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown were surprised on Sunday when their grandaughter Debbie Kett]ewell, Strathroy visited them. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thompson, 'London, visited with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Leonhardt on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe spent Wednesday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Don Wolfe, Steven and Jamie, London. Quests with Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe and family, on Sunday on the occasion of Faye's confirmation were he'. sponsers Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer, Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stephens and family, St. Marys, Mr. Ed Scherbarth Sr. and Mr. and Mrs,Llovd Prueter, Mitchell. Personals •David Garden, Robert Miller and Harvey Greer of Hamilton visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs,. Orville Greer en Saturday. arrespondent • ' • Mary Merner Sixteen sisters of COurt Constantine 'L 1842 attended the birthday party, held •at the 13enmiller United Church on *. Thesday evening, June 2nd Court Fascination 'of Behmiller were hostess for the party this year. Twenty-five friends and relatives gathered at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes Sr. for a house warming party in their new house Saturday evening. Andy Robinson returned home to. Teeswater -on 'the weekend having spent the past month with. his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dorrance. ,Miss Kathy Dimaline of London spent the weekend with her MeNinch of Ohio, U.S.A. Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mrs. Paul McCallum spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Murray, Hare and Angeline of . Milverton. Correspondent Mrs. Ed. Regele Visitors with Mrs. Joseph Thornton were Mrs. Minnie Vock and Mr. Louie Siemon on Sunday and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Watson Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regele visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele Thursday evening and Mr. and' Mrs,, Paul McCallum visited Friday afternoon, Mr: and, Mrs.Edward Regele visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' Ele'imis , Saturday evening. • Mrs. Lois Hoff of Seaforth. visited with Miss Joy Hey, and Mrs. Anne Powell visited the same home on MondaY. Miss Joy Hey and Mrs. Judy Smillie of Smiling Acres, Hensall, spent Monday afternoon at Cayuga, Ontario. • Relatives, friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Dennis to celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Among the , guests were their daughter, Joan, R. N. , and arid Mrs. J im - Miss Florence McQuaid, Whitby. Jas. McQuaid left •with them afterwards to visit his Sister Ann. Mrs. Ben Hamilton in Whitby. The Hamiltons were unable to attend due to her ill health. Also he intended visiting his son Frank in Oshawa. On our return home, we, together with Br. Joseph,' attended a ballet recital at Waterloo University Auditorium Monday evening, which included Joann, Sheila and Laura Flanagan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly attended the Deveraux-Papaiz wedding in Toronto and spent the issues were discussed, and plans for coming events during the year were made. Warriors Day Parade Any veteran wishing to.partici- pate in the Warrior's Day Parade, is reminded to write, for free admissionqickets to the Canadian National Exhibition grounds. Tickets will be issued only' to recognized veterans and members of the Canadian Forces (Permanent Fore . or Canadian Components!~ fore membefs and their immediate families., Remember each request for Free Family Tickets must include proof of military service by quoting service number and name of unit, Application must be made by the individual veteran requesting family tickets. Address your request to: Ticket Chairman, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dimalinc, Don, Peter and David, and Trudy returned 'to Hamilton having spent the past week with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ken •"Preszcator spent the weekend. camping at pine: Lake. ‘ andMrs. Paul Southgate and Jennifer visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.Steven Sproule and ,Jeremy of Kitchener. Sunday visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson, John and Elizabeth were Mr, and Mrs. George Turner, Barry and Bonnie. Mr, John Turner of Tuekersmith, Mr. and Mrs. Earl • weekend in Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Reilly, Sister Matilda Coyne, St. Josephs Motherhouse, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyne and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Coyne recently. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manley visited relatives here. Sorry: I have nothing to report on minor soccer. Will the coaches or managers of each team please phone me or let me know by Monday evening the scores of each game during the week and any highlights so that those involved can keep abreast. Warrior's Day Council, P.O. Box 882, Station "K", 2384 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M4P 2E0 C of C sponsoring choirconcert The C. of C. School choirs 'concert will be held in the High School Auditorium on Wednes- day, June 16 at 7:45. • The following school choirs are taking part: Hullett Central, Londesboro - Director Mrs. Bosnian; 'St. Columban School - Director Miss Gwen Fuhr; St. Patrick School. Dublin Director Mrs. McCreight; and Seaforth Public School - Director Miss Griffin. There is no admission charge and the pUblic is invited. Lawson. Mr. A rt Weymouth of Clinton. when they celebrated John's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Andy Thompson of • Erohicok e Mr. and 'M rs, Terence Hunter of Colborne • Township were Sunday visitors '.with Mr. and Mrs. John • Th ompson. Jim. Sheila, Sharor and Bob, when they celebrated the Hunter's 53rd Wedding anniversary.. . Miss Rita Down of London is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. George Counter, Richard. Kassandra and Vicky. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley spent Monday in London. Mts. L. Wolfe Correspondent Sincere sympathy in the sudden death of Mr. Ed Ahrens, the oldest person in Brodhagen who passed away in Seaforth Community Hospital on Friday. He is surved by his son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens and son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harold McNaughton and 5 grandchildren and a great grand son. Glass doors for the two front entrances and the side entrance were installed this past week at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, They were donated by the family of the late George and Lavina Beuerman. %, Confirmation was held on Sunday morning at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Rev. Horst officiated. Those confirmed were Perry Bennewies son of .Mr. and Mrs. Willard Benneweis,Darrell Deitz, Son of Mr: and Mrs. Mervin Dietz, Robert Jung, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jung, John Mogk,Son of Mr. and Mrs.Glen Mogk, Scott Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, Douglas Rock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rock, and Warren Rose, son of M. and Mrs. Leonard Rose, Jane Gloor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -Raymond Gloor, Sandra Regele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Regele, • Pauline Williams, Williams, Fay Wolfe, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Wolfe and the late Wilfred Wolfe, Adults confirmed were Janet Bauer, Lynn Hoegy, Pauline Siemon, Lorraine Rumford, and Gordon Rumford. Rev, and Mrs. Arthur Horst and Lois' were dinner guests with other friends and relatives'of Mr.' confirmation at the Brodhagen Community Centre. They were also supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dietz on the occasion of Darrell's confirmation. The St. James Catholic Women's League held their meet- ing 'in the school on Tuesday, June 1. Mrs. Ewart Wilson presided and opened the meeting with the League Prayer., Spiritual, convener, Mrs. Ray Hutchinson read a 'poem "My Life is but, a weaving.c Between by God and ate."' Organization and Membership convener, Mrs. Joseph Van Dooren, reported that the canvass was completed and, there were 200 members. Mrs. Wilson thanked all who had helped with the canvass. Visitors for' June will be Mrs. Art Devereaux and Mrs. Maurice Etue. All members were asked to visit during July and August.. Mrs. Harry Hak and. Miss Teresa Bauer will care for the altars during the summer months. Right to Life convener, Mrs. Ken, Vincent, asked members to write letters, expressing their opposi- tion to abortion, to their members pf parliament. Mrs. Cor Dorssers •and. Teresa Bauer were named as lunch conveners for the coming year and Mrs. John Lansink • and Mrs.John 'Jansen as -sewing con- veners for the bazaar, Members wished to buy material and yarn for the sewing booth and to have thq draw tickets ready for the September meeting. Lunch will be served by the league at the Grade 8 graduation party on June 23. Informative reports on the Diocesan convention were given by Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Ken Etue and the need for adoption of children in impover-,. istfed countries .was 'stressed. Lunch,. provided by Mrs. Michael Connolly, was served. 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