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The Huron Expositor, 1977-02-24, Page 4live t Brod ogen • Farnd ,• eels h 7••• 4—THE HURON EXP9PT011,.FEEIRUARY 24, tut St Co i urnban - ti Correspondent, Vincent Lane The question was • put to me recently by, a well-known friend 'Why did-you not move into town ,when you were at it?" So 'in, answer to him and several more . who have asked, the same, ,t10. question, .here is my answer'. First et ail' With-out kind oT money, we cofldn't .fuld Our kind • of home in any town. Secondly, if we could have it.' s doubtful if we could affeid the 'Services. While in the hamlet itself there are only some' 50 residents, some , young married couples and the remainder like ourselves -very . inuch seniors, the young possess better than 'average talent, and work in other places,. and demand better than everage take home Pay. „ . As for -es oldies, it's doubtful if we could gather up enough for a good game of '5 and 10c poker. • • To: JOHN SLADE- .,Kincerdine, Ootarto PROGRESSIVE :Enclosed' . is my $31:60, CO • NSERVATIVE ;iaerirleg laiidscit::"1"9 nitric to •. S Name: HURON EIRLICE Address: Tetephone: Cut out prui- armia• ei;i0l .144 1.00.• Ninth and Tenth Command- and funeral lunches Social ments. A short film was shown 'in conveners were named. Mrs. connection with this subject. Robinson presented the past Thou Shalt not Covet. he closed president, Mrss.,..trigar Elligsen, • Choose from 40 different, panellings 66 Bale's of Brand name carpets' 60 Rol-ls of Armstrong Vinyl floor coverings- - 30 • Bathroom V anities & marble tops 100 Light Fixtures • See our Kitchen Displays • • (Free Planning & estimates See our Bathruom Boutiquet. 'We • stock coloured tubs & fixtures large selection of ‘.fatidets. and accessories. , Westinghouse Appliances, Fireplaces . and Accet§Ortes. S : Save also on a full line of Building materials, Power &, hand 'tools, Glidden paint,':_ W allpaper, Dashwood Windows.. ,Our factory trained mechanic will Install your - floor. 'coverings. OSIIiitemisiiminemommomemilimiamitromirommeummusiaiiiiatanomaiiiffiena :,- 881.627'. Brims. MS&IAt 6TORt, production looks brighter, . Fr, Oestveen came to us from' Watfqrd four.years ago replacing Monsignor White who retired, '41'- 82 years old ",`and is still with us," Seems 'to enjoy shoveling snow. Fr. Q. ,will haito , little trouble keeping the wolf from the door because he; s opt there all the time with a shovel and when spring comes. it will be the rake. A History St. Columban has' a historic value as well. Up to 1900 When . the parish , was divided to 'form Dublin and Seaforth, it was called Irish town. History tells us when a flag station and post office were introduced here; Fr. Albert -McKeon changed the name. fle• also built the present church replacing the large structure burnt in 1909. ipersonally,witnessed that fire: - The present,church was dedicated in 1911, six months.later • Fr. :„ McKeon died.. Personals • Kevin Kale has recently returned from a holiday in Montreal and OttaWa.' — Brian Lane left Sunday for a week's holiday in Edinonton visiting Barry and other friends, there. Jas. and Agnes McQuaid were in Windsor. attending the funeral of his brother Lawrence Power, who died Thursday after a long illness. , —Mrs. Thos. Murray returned home from Seaforth Hospital, fhwurs.daanyd,.• Mrs. RObt. Stapleten, Kitchener. visited-her Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray on Sunday.. . • • Mrs. • Mary Ducharme is spending a few days in Stratford With Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy. Rev. Father P. Oostveen has• returned from a two week's vacation in, Florida. He ,reports 'eiceellent • weather and says he enjoyed it, very. ,much.' - The Dublin Pee Wee hockey team 010 have completed their schedule without a loss, are now I do not intend to, go' into this, if rid are interested historic places and things (and so many are these dayi), there is much to be read about in the days of the early., settlers when they blazed the Huron Tract . from Galt 19 Godeliehr I trust I have described why we chose St400 Columban. Any tithe you happen :to be this way, drop in, and see us,'you will be Most welcome. •••11, C Seaforth . Friday. The boys are . deserving of your support, with your presence at these games: You will be surprised at the brand of hockey they deliver. Jack's lottwas • briefed on ' the background to government action, and is a major step towards the concept -76f freedom of informatidn in the Province. Additional - copies of bills are to, be printed so that members of the public will have a greater opportunity to study., controversial bill's before these are debated. • Please contact me if you would like any further information on any of these changes, or if 'you wish to receive a copy of a particular bill. - f - placed before Parliament for, first-, ' reading Bill' C.30 entitled, An Aet • Respecting Certain Holidays. The Legislation is • net expected do . receive third reading. • and be proclaimed in time for this year' and sortie-changes to the section 'on Heritage, bay may be Made in the . Committee stage; - For instance while. Heritage- Canada has encouraged Observance on - the third -Monday in February, last year Alberta recognized the first Monday in Aug-4a as Heritage Heritage bay, and some • operators of winter resorts. are - known to &Vont' the second Monday in February to avoid the crush of American visitors eels , brating :Washington's birthday; • Coming on the,*ante w‘pekend..as "Canadians 'etlebratfri Heritage • • • tay. , Many . school boards • will 'continue to have a Heritage bay prayer, closing clevotiot as.i the-present-One has 'become- of Mrs: Robert Beuermann, Mrs. starting playoffs in the W.O.A.A. hymn. age. Further investigation will - Albert" Baiter and Mrs.Robert finals with Ripley on Wednesday The pastor, Rev. A. Horst,.,' follows. Revised plans were Robinson. The '''niissionary in a best of 5. They play back in MC K• I op applications were mailed to Is in 'other years, giving special, that-th ent-inust-answerL introduce'legistatiort -which may 340,060 recipients of the Guaran- emphasis Ito the rich variety of questiOns. A Minister, may or may subsequeetly be passed under his teed :-income Suppleinelit and historical and cultUral traditions not answer as he pleases, and he name.. With ,this prestige will Spouse Allowance whO reside in-' in• our Society, may_liew he chooses. There is ceme'an added responsibility. As Ontarip. As indicated at that time At the end of the Fall Session, ., only one recourse available to a it is unlikely that a Member will it is essential that these applica- the Ontario Legislature adopted , Member who is dissatisfied with have more than one opportunity -dogs are returned to the Health 0...some 48 new procedures. The an answer to an oral question, to submit a Bill; he, must choose and Welfare Ministry of the new rules were produced by a and that is to force a half-hour an Issue or an item which appeals (By Jack Riddell, M.P.P.) or Heritage Week as part of the Currently, there is no require- who will now, have, the same During the week Of January 7, curriculum in February this year ' ment in the parliamentary system power as a .Cabinet Member to usually to the ' Government:s isn't going to answer, or that the find' serious reasons for _ their I am sure many of my copsti- advantage. For example, answer • .will be costly-.. or - opposition. . Wells are wondering about the'proposed' legislation ma); not be'lime-consuming to-prepare. . Access to background material observance of *Heritage Day and called for second reading, that is Under ,the new rules, • bills will be given to Members for any,. so I. will take this opportunity to approval Jo principle, until it, has submitted by non-government government bill or policy state bring you up to date on , this ' been printed, which enahles ' Members may become law. For ment. This will allow Opposition matter.. .Members'-to know what they are the first time, there is provision, Members and government back- For the 'last three .years debating. This-rule is repeated as . fOr a Private Member's Bill ter- benchers an opportunity to be We have low taxes, no. pence,: P.U.C.,'no tio dog Catchers; you can let your dogs and cats ran. They may'''. get ,killed on the highway (some have) but we are all happy.and friendly. . We get the. Free Press at our door at 8-a.m:, our R.R. 2, Dublin mail ; y 10:30. We have a friendly general. store, • tied our newly decorated church , with large •paved parking lot and school with over three ages of playground, is considered one of the best in the district. .• The tparish consists of some 12,000 acres of highly productive -land, dairy farmers, beef, hog and poultry, very progressive,. large and small. • As late as six,yearS ago when used to call on many of them, we considered the average age to be over 50. Sons were in school or working in cities or towns. Today - many are back, some married so prospects for continued with an LCW pin for her four benediction was repeated in unison. A light lunch Was enjoyed,, served, by Mrs. Prueter and Mrs. Mervyn Leonhardt orrespondent. • 1' Mrs. Lavern Wolfe Guests'-with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bitched (nee Star Fischer) and little Kari, Walton were her , parents Mr. and Mrs. , Ralph Fischer, 'Lori, Gay; Mark 'and little( Shawn Elliot, Brodhagen to celebrate Star's 24th birthday. A birthday cake centered. the table. Many happy, returns "for your birthday Star., Shawn's parents;,Doug and Joy Elliot, visited' with Keith Siemon in nwersity Hospital, London. They have done skin grafting and Keith is able to get out of bed with crutches. • - Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Win, Brown were their daughter' and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kettiewell, Janet and' Elaine from Strathroy on Friday. • White mews-adorned the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran -Church, Brodhagen Sunday - morning" in' loving memory ,of Aqgust Jung, who passed away- 251yearS ago. They were placed there by the family. There - were alse two baskets of flowers front the funeral of Mrs. Louisa Wurdell of the chancel of the same church Sunday morning. It is good to trear that, Richard Horst is•visiting with his parents, Pastor and Mrs. Arthur Horst, Lois - and Steven, convalescing from 'the South Waterloo Hospital, where he was confined with an injured foot, , • - Congratulations. to the" prpud parents. Rev. and Mrs. David CO U home from F• • 1 , Correspondent- Mr. and Mrs. Glen McNichol Sympathy is extended• to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wurdel and family of #1, Bornholm in the passing of Mrs. Louisa Wurdel and to Mrs. Manuel' Beuerman of Brodhagen in the passing of her husband. '' ViSitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele,„ were Mrs. Stan Preszcator and Mrs. Mary Thornton of Crediton, Mr. and Beetel, 'Who are,..' pleased to announce the safe arrival of their- ' first child, a daughter "Laura Jean, in the StratfOrd-General Hospital. Rev. Beutel serve's- as pastor at First Lutheran Church, Logan. ' ,glad to hear Edward Scher- 'berth Sr.,. Brodhagen has . been 'able to join his wife Mrs. Edward Scherbarth Str after a 'long wait where she hs been confined at the Hillside Vest Home for some time., We wish theM both many pleasant years together. Visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Milton Bode' and Norman Bode Who bas .returned home where he convalescing from surgery at Stratford General. Hospital, were . his, brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Nth. Henry Bode, St. Catherines, who also attended the funeral of Emanuel Beuermann on Saturday. • Visiting with Mrs. Williarn• Huras in Kitchener was her sister- Mrs. Edwin Mogk who accompanied Mrs. 'Glen Isifogk for a few day's, • • Friends and relatives are sorry to bear Mrs. Harry Regele is a, patient in Seaforth Community . Hospital. • Visiting with Mrs. Emanuel ':Illetietitiann and Ray, were the former's son and daughter-in-law: ,Mr. and MrS. Wayne Beuerman, Jeffery,' Dennis' and Jill from London on. Sunday. Friends.' and relatives' of Mrs.. Wilfred , Wolfe will be pleased to hear she has returned hoMe. from .. I • Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. ,,apti.:.Mrs, Gary Dersend. Kitchener Asited with the latter's Mother WS'. Wilfred Wolfe, Warren, Wayne, Kenneth and Faye,Ort Stipday. • Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Robert French" was the 'latter's Remember it take but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad. Dial 527-0240. sou-in-law apil,7,deughter Larry, Shirley and tittle licristen.Jarrett. Guests with Mr, Gerhardt and Margaret WOdtlie of ,Sebringville , . were. Mr. and Mrs. Gerclow Rose .--anci.parlenc on Sunday, - • tgh Wolfe- viaited ..with • parents Mr. and • Mrs. 'Lavern - _Wolfe while Beth., from London, visited with her. mother Mrs. Leo Cole and Roy of Russeldale on • Saturday. .. After spending an hour on craft with prayer, . - ' • work the meeting • of St. Peters ' Mrs: Robert Robinson presided , Lutheran Church Women was Over the business. Roll call Was ..!:__,, called :Jo_ "order and. _a._ short- ..a-weredby sayingyettatyou like devotional period opened with about winter. Reports were given .. . , singing , "0 Savior, Precious"and donations received. ,The Savior'''. ' Scripture' lesson taken synodical budget for the. yearwas from Luke 12; .13-21 was read by., assessed.. It 'Was decided to use Nit's. Albert Bauer. She alSOled-in -the Christmas project Meney to responsive reading of Psalm 19, . Supply twelve ' blankets ter '4 followed by a reading, The Alrt of • disaster , . areas. There was Life. Mrs. RobertFrench offered discussion on a hew adopted child conducted Bible study on the made regarding serving meals The Sends blankets to disaster areas years of„.service. Mr. and :Mrs. Irvin Miller had , been remembered with a gift in honor of their • 50th wedding anniversary. The present visiting' committee reported• -calls made and Mrs. R:, French, and Mrs. Elligsen, Mrs. Lloyd Pructer and 'Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth .volunteered to continue in this 'service. Birthdays were reported promotion of:interest in Heritage • if it Were , new, becatise the receive second and third reading. Day haS been a special project-of • Government ha's, often made a Traditionally 'these bills . have Heritage Canada;' an organization practice of pushieg0through bills been debated for an hour and • created by the Federal Govern- before they are available in then allowed. to "die," • but in merit in the Heritage preservation printed forni. , • future two of theSe bills Will be field. ,Last. year many Kinsmen's . The daily Question Period has debated each Thursday afternoon Clubs were also involved in, been lengthened ,to one hour, with each of the parties taking promoting Heritage Day. which means that inore Members turns in . rotation to present this In response to a question in the will have an opportunity to type of legislation. Unless there is 'Legislature :last Ihe • questions during the additional an objection raised by twenty • Minister of-Culture end Reereat- fifteen .niintites. • Party Loaders Members, each itetiy will come to • ion said the position the Govern- , will be allowed-two questions, a Vote at ,6 •p,m, that same ment of Ontario 'had taken on and the remainder of the time, will afternoon. • 'Heritage Day, was be allotted to the other Members, These changes will greatly ,.. Ontario Government would wait taking turns' iii rotation.. • enhance the .role of the' M.P.P. to recognize the occasion when it Nationaj. holiday or Day of Observance by • the Federal Goyernment. On becember -21; 1976, the Secretary 'of . State for Canada • . ' / , and Mr. An_dMrs—Don,-Dennis Here s what s happerring to Heritage Da have returned to their homes y after holidaying in Florida, Federal Government prior: , to Committee of the LegiSlatere, debate before the Legislature to the, Majority of the Reuse and • March 31st, so that the `Ministry based upon research and, study rises on Tuesday ',nights, IS of province-wide importance.. can ensure continuity of,p.ayttle,nt material and the many recorn- popularly called "the late Show.". 'The rules make it clear that ra from March through to April. • reen'olloes; of the Ontario 'In fact, written questions bill of this type may involve the Reminders to all recipients of Commission on the : Legislature. 'frequently stay on the - Order expenditure of public money. the Guaranteed Income Supple, This Commission was, as you will Paper, unanswered, until the • This is in accordance with the ment to submit their applications no doubt recall, appointed in_ .Legislature prorogues. age-old parliamentary tradition" on time will be •submitted period- 1972, in recognition of the fact Of course, this' "situation could which gives only the Government • ically. „ A reminder was sent that it was necessary to enhance eaSily be -rectified by simply ' the right to collect and impose ' during the week of February 4, to the role of 'parliament and the abolishing the rule that a-MiniSter-- taxes and to spend taxpayers' thoSe people who have no ipcome po,ker-Of parliamentarians, The' is not obliged to answer, thereby money. • and who are receiving maximum Commission members were making it possible to table a . • I have mentioned that -20. benefits.. It follows from 'this that 'Conservative Dalton Catitp, Motion of censure: for failure to Members may prevent a Bill from such recipients are not wiitingier Liberal Farquhar Oliver and New reply. "116vVever, neither the . being voted upon. This provision T-4 slips before submitting their Democrat Douglas Fisher. -.• - Special COmmittee nor the Legis differs froth the British system, applieatieffs: Additional While some people may lature approached the problem in which —allows one member's. remindersnitill be sent oh"March consider the new rules. to be a thii way. Iestead, the new rules 'objection• to prevent the vote, ant 2, and subsequent dates to all major break4hrough..they are for • provide for another "late show' wilt ensure that each bill receives people who have failed to return the most part of -a 'minor - or on Thursday nights; for. Members- the scrutiny that will prevent an their applications. Again I repeat housekeeping character. Some dissatisfied with answers to oral erratic piece of legislatien....froin that • it is essential. 'that these are no' more than repetitions of questions.. With respect to written becoming law. It will -aka force applications be returned to the current rules which have questions, a Minister will have to . those who oppose a bill to Health and Welfare Department Somehow. become distorted, say within' 14 days either' that he organize their opposition and to prior to March 31st. tO pies are lorida . . Mrs. 'Fred KiStner of Brodhagen , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regete; Mrs. Harold McCallum, Mrs. Paul •McCall:to and Cindy. - Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Hugill visited Mr.„. and • Mrs. Harold McCallum on Sunday. Untended for week of 17th) Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd• E. Regele of Princeton spent Wednesday visiting the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele. Mrs: Harold McCallum, Mrs. Paul McCallum, and Andy were at ttie home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray •Rare: Angie„ and CArrie-, of,,, • •M ilverton . • . 1876 February-1'0th' to March 5th 1977 AMY Fire, Windstorm, Liability, Theft Various Floater Coverages Homeowner's Tenant's Package,Composite Dwelling Directors and Adjusters Roht-Arehlbald,R.L4f SeafOrth -527.1817 Keh Carnochan, R.R.4, Seaforth 527.1545 Lavern Godkin, R.R1, Walton .4 Ros's Leonhardt, 11.5. I, Bornholm John MeEwIng, R.R.1, Blyth Stanley Meliwain, Rita GoderIch Donald mcxercher, R.R.1, Dublin Wm. Pepper, Brumfield 3.N.Trewartha,Box 661, Clinton James Keys, R.R. I, SAeafGoErtNh TS 52744'67 VVrn. Leiper, kondesboro 523-4257 Steve J. Murray, 11:11.5, Seaforth 345.2172 CALLAN AGENT OR THE OFFICE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST.; SEAFORTH, ONT Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec. Treas., Ph. 527-0400. FULL. COVERAGE Farm and Urban Properties SEAFORTH., 527-.0064 Dave Robb ----PROFESS-lerNAL PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings - Anniversaries Portraits - Industrial Team & group Pictures .527-1877 345-2234 523.9390 524.7051 527.1837 482-7534 482.7593 inish s I it's easier than you. think • Lorne to the Spacious' sihowroom with the - laigest selection of Building materials in western Ontario. 16 ,000 -Sq. Ft. of Tremendous "Back in the early winter months you were full. of real enthusiasm abou't those home renovations. You• started to panel the rea room, add•new kitchen cup- boards, paint the living room and build a bathroom in • the basement. NoW the winter's nearly over and those jobs still aren't finished. If you're beginning to lose enthusiasM, come on iryto Buildall, We'll give yo0 all the incentive you need, plus expert know-how on any problems you may have,. 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