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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-04-27, Page 170 m rrl -< • NORTH -9( STAR JOYCE • • 'SELBY • ife ""'he LATEST STYLES de d H S I 1 H e- f oRliER TODAY 7 <0.:t"t? We• have now' IDegun our pring Fertilization Program NEW 1004 AG-GATOR Has . been purchased for your and liquid requirements, with or without herbicides. EXPERIENCED 4PPLIICATOR 'DON STROUD' (formerly Stroud cystom Spray- ing L, Kirkton) has joined our' staff and looks forward to applying your requirements.- • NURSING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Dry and , Liquid -nurse trucks. Liquid renta ,wagons available. ‘1. SPREADER RENTALS AVAILABLE COMPLETE LINE OF DRY MIXTURES BEANS 4‘. GRAINS * SEEDS * FERTILIZER CHEMICALS CENTRALIA -228-6661' liENSALL 262-2410 KIRKTON 229,8986. •-1 ft THE;-IVRON EXPOSITOR 27 1978 Correspondent Mrs. Lavern Wolfe 345-2757 • St. Peters Lutheran Church, Brodhagen' ,was decorated with two containers of mixed flowers in, the flower • stands from the Sparling-Krunert wedditii Saturday 'evening. 12ev. Arthur Horst conducted the wedding ceremony. Congratulations are ended-to the young couple. In tlfn same church Sunday morning there was a red spring cactus,. plant'' memoryof Lavern Wolfe who sod away .one year ago, April 21, 1977. It was plated there by Luella and fantily. 'FriencIA, relatives' and • neighbour's. of Bill Wick were pleasantly surprised that , Bill was., at his •home in. Brodhagen: from , , the Toronto 'oeneral. Hespitar-for the-weet-end visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. •Carl. Vock. We wish him a speedy. recovery. from Brodhagen and community to.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Elliott agen90th: birthday held 13 Lutheran Church Of Which Mrs n April 10, 'the Brodhagen Dittmer is an lifbnciurary member 441 lub met. at the Brodhagen visited her and sang s'o'me of her Community Center Where favonrite hymns in her honour. ' members designed and worked Mrs. Dittmer is blessed with a on their book 'covers for their daughter Vera, Mrs. Martin Rock record 'books. On April 17, the and two granddaughters (Elaine) club met and wrote- a skit for *Mrs. Frank Vanhev'el •and Achievement Day.,The members (Dianne) Mrs. Bob 'Innes who .then had refreShments and attended with their husbands and collected for the Canadian Cancer Mrs. Dittmer's six grandchildren.' Society in the Brodhagen• • Nursing home accompanied Mr. Community. .Those celebrating birthdays at Mrs. Ellie Mogk from the Hillside and Mrs. Gordon Mogk to the the Wolfe home recently were same party. Many other friends, brother. John Hinz, sisters Irene relatives and neighbours 'were • Connolly; Luella Wolfe and very' happy, to see so 'many. grandson Jamie Wolfe whoSe 4 . Friends and-relatives of Mrs. ' birthdays were on the 18th, 19th, EdWin Scherbarth will be sorry to" 21st and 23' of April. " hear she is - a patient. in ,:thel , ' ' ' ,, General Hospital, Stratford, where she will have surgery on a • hip replacement on Monday.:2. . Thelourth meeting of the Holly— Mr; ands-Mrs. ClareneeRegele ..-Hobbies 4-H' group was held • at (Carrie Eisler) celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with their family in attendance. Their family includes Merv. 'and Dorene Wurdell; Robert -and Laurine Regele; ROnald, and Dorothy 'Draier; Jim and -Elsie Carter; Grant .Kemberly; „IA grand- children and one great grandson, Reibbie. Mr. 'and Mrs. Sam Wolfe , accompanied by Mrs. John Eisler from Manor, , Saskatchewan also , they see some Of the symbols and called at the Regele ,, home. ,,be aware of them in -the future. Congratulations arc extended to . , 4-H REPORT - the bride and groeni of 45:years., ' 'The Holly HobbieS 4:H group Guests accempanYing Mr. 'and went on a, field . trip recently to , Mrs. 'Karl Schuessler and Sarah Beechwood Pottery, where to celebAte Mrs. D avid members'' learned the.art of Drummond's (Laura Schuessler) ,,,,, making maple syrup': After this birthday on Sunday, were, her demonstration, the dab members husband, Scott'Schuessler, were 'also shOwn IfOW to make London; Mr. and` :Mrs. I Alex pottery. ' , A mimber of Drummond of R. R. #5, Mitchell, • the members tried their hand at Mr,. and Mrs. Phyllip Schuessler, making a piece of pottery with the Fullarton, and Mrs, Ballantyne. help' of• Rob Tet u and - Addie Avonton. McPhee. SERIOUS. BUSINESS — When you',re challepged to ,take on:the students at St., Colurnban Schbol in a game of euchre arpart.Of: Education week activities, it's a. serious, business as Mary • .Ducharme and ' Teresa Maloney discovered last week. (ExPeositor Photo) AWARD WINNERS — Mrs. Mary Yen Bakel, of . R.R.1, Bornholm presents a new trophy to the three *hitters in the recitation competition held at St: Patrick's School in Dublin during Education Week. The winner's were Jayne Delaney, 13 of R.R.1, Dublin, who finished first in the intermediate division; Nancy ErnstA of Afi.3) Mitchell who placed highest in the primary diVision and John „Megens, 10, of 1:1.1i.#,. Mitchell who took top honors in the junior .division. The Judges for_the competition were. Mrs. Marie Melady, Mrs. Edith McCarron and Sheila Hewitt of .the Stratford Festival staff. (Staff Photo) St. Columban • Hicknells visit g.C. , ..aunt.,..: in Kitchener. . Well, the farmers are starting to get on the land. Some of the land is ready and of course sonic, isn't quite. You, can still see snow lying around in some. places. just returned 'from an interesting trip to Montreal. They took' the Rapido to Montreal and stayed at' the Queen Elizabeth• FlOtel. They toured Montreal ,visiting such' places as the old downtown area, the magnificent • Notre ...Dame church, Mount Royal, Olympic Village, th-e--Botantical •Gardens. 'Their tour took them by . St. Joseph's Oratory, and the church the 'early. sailors used, They visited, some .of, the Olympic ,buildings, including' the marvellouS' •cycle race way. • Dinner was enjoyed at the famous old Munich Beer Garden. They saw an Expo ball game as well. They report having no trouble being understood in English and the people were friendly' and the city was ,so clean. Sounds' like 'a • good weekend, eh! Activity days studied • 'by Wilma Oke ' . • days. Salary, negotiations between The statutory holidays are as' the 'Huron Perth County Ronian . follows: Thanksgiving-, October 9, ' Catholic Separate School :Beard: . 1978; , Christmas Vacation, nd its teacher's. are. "moving 'on '.' Deceniber 23,' 1978 to January .2,','" quite favourably''' • Trustee '1979, inclusive;. Mid-winter . Vincent Young of Goderieh said at. break, March 19-23, ' 1979. a board meeting in Dublin inclusive; Good Friday; April 13, 'Monday night. • . • , , 1979; -Easter .Monday• April 16, The , board . approved 1979; Victoria Day, May 21, 1979.'" designating 'Remembrance Day-2 -The ' ' Science Currieuluin • November Ii to be held on committee will ., present a Saturday, NOvember 11., 1978 and . document to the priMary and • Easter -Monthly to 'be' held on junior'division's on, April 28 at St... -Monday,b .April 16, 1979. , Michael's School in • Stratford.. .. However, the , bdar . tables a • Bill Junes, Stratford, . motion that called • for nine attendance Counsellor, for the professional, activity days during board-,_gave_his report to the .the school year 1978-79. Trustee trustees. He said during hisoight David Teahen of, Stratford ,said years.-from 1972 to-1978. ,he had -that the trustees did not 'have ' about 50 .referrals with several ., time: to study the recommen8a- gcling to court. The- truancy tionwhen it was only handed to problem. is "not really any thing tt the 1 thiringlie meeting.' ' • • serious''. he stated. W finine rofessional activity 'Tom 'To Kitgallin of Holy Name of days, 13 are allowed' by, -the Mary. School, St. 'Marys. will min stry of education, -there • work as custodian part time at 70' 'wou d' be 189 instructional days per cent of his present salary and while tht ministry calls for 185, ' 0 F-- lJ <1. Frorn.Our Huge. Selection Of. Sandals, Dress ,And Cas'ual Shoes Main Street Seaforth Phone 527-1110' CLARK WALLABEE DAOUST GREB KODIAK Correspondent.' Fran Malone 345-2632 • or,345-2388 Mr. Joe and Mr. Larry Hicknell just returned from two and a half weeks visiting ' Mr. and Mrs. Werner Marx (nee Ruth Manley), and family of Burnab'y B.C. They also visited .Victoria, Whistler Mountain and'Maple Ridge. They rode the gondolla up part,way on Grouse Mountain and report it to be a thrilling experience, They,- bratight greetings back froni everyone there including Mrs. Mary Murray. " Mr. and MrS. „Joe :Manley of :,e Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. Nte Mclaughlin recently. There is approximately 50 boys registered for soccer this year. It sounds like another good year sPortS. We are trying to organize a way of reporting scores in this celumn. throughout the season. Mr. and Mrs. Darell •McDaid,. visited their rand arents Mr and Mrs. Vincent Lane on the weekend. Mr.. „Larry Kale of Wate/r100 . University .visrttd Mr. and Mrs. TAT Kale over the weekend._ The senior . girls •of St: Colu-urban won tthe "A"' cham hip in floor hoetey at a tournament held in Wirigham on .Saturday. The sem championship in a tournament'in Wingham also on Saturday. in ,floor hticksy. , • Rosemary Flannigan and Jay, and M.rs. MUrdoek called on Mr. and Mrs.. Vineent Lane recently. MeSsrs. Larry Hiekne11,-Joseph Hicknell, Charlie DowneyCCysey Klaver, and Bill Metaughlin from this area went to •Maryhill and Guelph on' Sunday and received • their second and third degree in K of C. ' • • Father . Gordon Moylan of Detroit, Michigan callertm Mr. and Mrs. Pon Moylan and family on Mondays Points to ponder: P ce is being down on something ou're net tip on. Pessimists ought- to have theirAreads examintd. ' - Mr. and Mrs.a Vern Steinman atiendtd the funeral 'on Saturday ..of Mrs. Emma Erb, the latter's • .• 4-H,,, news safe arrival of their daughter Kimberley JOy who was born in SeafOrth Community Hospital, April 8, a..little sister for Sharon. The proud grandparents are,,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer and Mr.. and:Mrs. Grant Elliott, and great grandparentS are Mr. Rudolph Fischer, Mrs. Martin. Diegel and Mrs. Rus'sell 'Elliott. Dinner guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Willson and Le5i were' Mr. and MrS"...'Mery Willson from Paris; Mrs. Joe Leach and, family df New Dundee and Mrs. Gltn Bolton, Kitchener on Sunday. A Brodhagen lady, Mrs. Mary Dittmer, celebrated her 90th birthday, Apri122. The' I. C.W. of St, Peters the home of Mrs. Dorothy: 'Murray. The topic for the meeting was "Think Safety." The talk focused on food and • produce safety, cleaning produce to make it safe and safety in the home. The club leader showed members, the hazard symbols and•explained what each meant. After this, common cleaning.products were passed around to the members so •iiiii.,:- , WINNING HAND •-• FrancesMeladyOertainly looks li ke she haS a winning 'hand in last week's euchre game betIkeen Senior citizens end Grade 7 and j3 Students at school in St. Columban, (Expositor Photo) . , • is• boys won the .13" Mr,'And Mrs. Steite Murray Jr. (Joy Fischer). Brodhagen, in the W. kneffler will assist as- 4 part time custodian. - The board . accep*d resignation of Larry Murray' the. Precious Blood. School, . Exeter, effective. August 31. ‘, • The board appro"ed permitting parking by the general public 'in the parking lot at the. rear of the 'board offices in`Dublin tinting the- july 1 and 1 centennial. year' Celebrations. 'Museum -The, Perth County Historical, Board .has, hired,. Dr. Terry • -Crowley-of Guelph-to:Prep' e feasibility study on •the purchase and operation of the Minnie-.• Thomsonmemorial 'museum in Stratford. ' Dr. Crowley will be paid $1,700 for his services and' an additional $300 will be paid for photographs and architect's 'drawings of the mu seti..m.