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EGMONDVILLE
UNITED
CHURCH
Greets You At Easter
Sunday, April 10th
Sacrament will be celebrated
EASTER WORSHIP AT 11:00 a.m.'
Rev. Robert Roberts
BETHEL BIBLE
CHURCH
Water St., Egmondville
SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES
at 1 1 am & 7:30 pm
Sunday, April 10
Ali welcome
Rev. A.R. Yielding, Paster - -
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‘"THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL T, 1977
Brodhagen
pastor has
.services
Correspondent • ' (By Wilma Oke) to Cornwallis in. Nova Scotia for
Private Cheryl McGrath of the basic training and then to.
Canadian Armed Forees, home on Kingston for, her trades training
leave with her parents, Mr. and in communications.
Mrs. Pat McGrath of Dublin, A happy, friendly redhead, she
visited her old school, St. Patrick; said she , thinks the armed
Thursday afternoon. services are great, especially for
On • the invitation of principal the friends she has made across
Sister Florence size talked about Canada and the chance to travel.
her recent six-month posting iii While in the Middle East, she
the Middle East with the United was stationed at Ismailia in Egypt
Nations Emergency Force. near the Suez Canal.
Brodhagen and community to the Fresh out of Mitchell District She showed slides of Egypt and •
High School on graduation four Israel to the students; assisted by proud parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
(Intended for Last Week)
The Ritz Villa and Riverside
Nursing "Home enjoyed a
memorial service conducted by
Pastor Arthur Horst of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Brodhagen and
sortie of the Sunday school
teachers at the nursing home in
Mitchell last Sunday evening,
Congratulations fmn Hibbert Council
Keith Siemon on the arrival of
.services in London and was sent student at St.. Patrick's, their first born daughter, Jennifer •
Dawn, in Seaforth Community • dagso na s l Hospital, also to the proud lenders for the Bridge Transport and Communications. O.L.S. was accepted. The Bro h en per
Fred Harburn was hired to Drainage Commisioner was . •
spray weeds in the Thwnship at instructed to hire a backhoe, to Friends of Steven Vannever are- stme7They have Xsons, including ,
a cost of $5.75 per mile, both locate award drain, and have all pleased to hear he has 'returned Doug, 22, who is assistant
sides of road. Township to supply necessary work- carried out as home where he is convalescing manager in the Victorian Inn in
one man and material. The Road recommended in the report. This from a spinal injury and has a cast Stratford who was home on 4',
, Superintendent reported that he to be done as soon as it is fit to get to suffer with Wednesday; Don, 18, attends
had enough spray left over from on the land. Teddy Neubrand also has a cast Sheridan College, Brampton, who
last,,ear, which had been safely The 1977 budget of the Mitchell on a,broketi ankle. Wishing them was home for/ the winter break
stOxl in the ToWnship Garage. Fire-, Area was approved, plus both good healing so they can be and David, who celebrated his
The report on the Geary Creek purchase of the new truck. out with their friends. 14th birthday Monday, the 28th,
Drain from Henry Crtderstadt, Estimated cost to the Townsip Our neighbours - Andrew and Happy, Birthday David, attends
will be $10,000. • Dorothy Buck are still busy grade 8 at Upper Thames in
Approval for the Arena Budget renovating the Brodhagen_ Mitthell. -
was deferred until next meeting
in order to make a comparison
with the 1976 budget.
An -application for re-zoning of
property on Raglan Street was
accepted, and the, Clerk to'
proceed with re-zoning
arrangements, with assistance
from the County Planning
Administrator, • Mr. Ken
Whiteford_
Tile Drainage Loans in the sum
of $9,000.00 for the fiscal year
1978 were approved, and another
for loan of $4000 moved from
fiscal year 1977 to 1978.
At special meeting of council on
March 31, the Clerk was •
instructed to prepare
specifications and tender froins
fora new grader and new 3/4 ton
pickup truck. Advertisements will
be placed in the local newspaperi
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS BENEFIT DANCE — Brodhagan Community Centre for .the truck, and the Daily
was packed last Wednesday night. when McKillop and area .people Commercial news for the grader.
gathered to The.,tneeting adjourned at 12:20
contribute to a fund a group of local people started to help Mrs. Betty Koehler who p .m,
will receive treatment i n Florida for a rare disease, amyotrophic laterart ''''''''''''''' G
$3,500 was donated at the door.
W II II inspect beidges years ago, she joined the armed 'her 12-year old brother, Ken, a
Appraisal, as required by
Ministry of Transport and
Communications for the
.inspection of twelve structures in
the Township were opned at the
regular meeting of Hibbert
council, April 4.
The bid of Ross A4ssociates
of Goderich was accepted in the
sum of $1840. This subject to
approval of the , Ministry of
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Siemon and Mrs. .Airdrie.
A lot of folks were pleased to
see the • snow plough open the side
roads, especially the ones who
had to go out of your way every
day. •
Relatives are pleased t& hear
Mts. Louisa Hoppenrath has
returned to her home where she is
convalescing with her daughter,
IT'S FROM SYRIA -- Private Cheryl McGrath of .the
Canadian Armed ForceS delighted students at St.
Patrick's School in Dublin last week with stories, of
her tourpfduty to the Middle East. She was assisted
by her brother Ken who's holding a gabela or gown
that was made in Damasciis;-Syria. (Photo by Oke)
Let Us Lift Up
Our Hearts
And
Give Thanks
(Expositor Photo)
randaughter
passes piano exam
Christine Stapleton, grand-
daughter 'Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Stapleton, Dublin and Mr. -and
Mrs. Ferg. Kelly (Sr.) R.Itt#2;
Dublin, received 78 marks in her
grade 4 piano exam • held at the
University of Western Ontario
in February.
On 40th anniversary
ST. THOMAS
ANGLICAN CHURCH
GOOD FRIDAY — 7:30 p.m.
Service of meditation on the words from the cross
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EASTER SUNDAY
Holy Communion — 11:30 A.M.
REV. J. S SHARPLES Rector
Holy Week At
St, James' Catholic Church R ans onoure
A special celebration was "held MAUNDY THURSDAY —,
2:30 p.m. — Children's Mass. Holy Communion.
8:00 • p.m. — Parish Mass, Holy Communion
8:30 to 9:30 p.m. -- Adoration of the, Blessed Sacrament
GOOD FRIDAY
3:00 p.m.'— Liturgy [Holy Communion], Confessions.
• 7:30 p.m. - Stations of, the Cross
Brodhagen
Ken Ryan, Master of Ceremonies . Ryan, also presented a gift.
recently marking the 40th Wed- for the occasion, aptly expressed After supper an evening was
ding Anniversary of Joseph and for himself sand his brother and held in the Knights of Columbus - .
: Rita Ryan of Kitchener, formerly sisters, ' the feelings and good Hall: Music , for dancing was .
of, the Dublin-St. Columban area. wishes they felt for their parents. 'provided ' by Mr. and Mrs.. - The:"Senior Citizens held a card party • Prizes went to:
Their wedding day was March 30, An address was read. ' which . Wilfred McQuaid, Mary Ryan, Mrs. J. Siemon and William Hinz
1937. Oscar Tiede, brother of the ' included a humorous , poem , James Delaney, Mildred Cronin __for high scorers; Mrs. Walter
bride, was best man. and . Anne, donated by an anenymouS author, ' and - Kay Ryan, and was Ristau and HUgh Rinn ,' low. The
McEachen„ sister of the thoroughly enjoyed by all.
was .maid of lion& both were
' 'I, .most lone hands were, Mrs. C. $0001n;.. which brought laughter and
'applause- from' everyone. A gift,' - Mr. and Mrs.. Ryan farmed iii, Brooks and Fred Herbert. Prize
prekent for the celebration. • -for the bride and grooin of 40 ' McKillop for many years, and- winners in the draw were Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan have five years, from their ,children, was ' " owned and operated the General 'Frank .Eisler, Myra Wood. Frank
children; Mrs. James (Mildred) presented by :Joan Cronin. The Store lif St. Columbah ,before Feltz, Fred Fatz, Belle Robinson,
.Cronin, Ken Ryan andRon Ryan, grandchildren, repreSented by ' moving to Kitchener a few years . Clarence Paulen and Charles
all of R.R. 1, Dublin; Mrs. Robert ' Maureen Masse and Margie' ago. , , GoodWin. • ,
(Joan) Cronin of Dublin; Mrs' '-minitiiiiiiiimgoonituoimoomitoiiiiiititimaiiiiiiiftigatiiiiiiiiiiiiittowitaimuniimoomortutiontimommongoomion'omoonimutiontammoiittoutioaiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiitootimomminimuoitip
HOLY SATURDAY —
4:00 - 5:00 p.m. — Confessions.
8:00 p.m. — Easter Vigil Mass [Sunday Obligation]
visit her
Louis (Catherine) Masse of R.R.
2, Zurih, and 28 randcildren. E. • • •
A High Mass was celebrated in l• Mrs. Watkins invites you to
Si. Columban Church by Father
Oostveen. Each of the 'couPle's =
five,: families was represented in
the.ceremony. Don and Bob
Cronin were the Ushers; Michael •
,Masse and Wayne and Neil Ryan
served, at the altar; Mrs. Ron
Ryan gave the reading and psalm;
and Pat and Mike Cronin
participated the Offertory
frodession. Mrs. Vincent Lane
was the organist; with the hymns
being sung by all present.
After Mass, a supper, catered
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' REV• E. G. NELSON, Minister.
Mrs. Carol Carter, ARCT, A.MUs., Organist
EASTER SUNDAY. SERVICE
AT 11:15 a.m.
Sermon: "EasteniA Year Around Matter'
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Masses at 8:30 a.m: and 11:00 a.m.
PASTOR — REV. H. J. LARAGH
ORGANIST — miss Margaret Sills
Northside
United-Church
REV. MERVYN'E. REUBER, B.A., B.D., MINISTER-
Mrs. James A. Stewart, Organist
Mr. James A. Stewart, Choirmaster
Mrs. John McLlwain, Junior Choir leader•
Friday 7:30 P.M. - Cantata,
'Calvary' - Northside Choir.
Easter Sunday
7:00-A.M.,- Sunrise Service
Easter Breakfast following
Rev. R. Roberts' guest minister
10:00 A.M. - Church••Schoof9
11:00 A.M. - 'The Inner Resurrection' •
the minister preaching
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Chancel choir
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