The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-29, Page 5GOOD-BYE BUT GOOD LUCK — The three staff members Of St. Coliimban
Separate School who are transferring to bther schools in the fall were presented
with gifts and cards by the students, staff and parentS at a speCial presentation on
Tuesday. Principal David Farwell is moving to St. Joseph's School, Clinton; Mrs.
JUne Holmes, the Grade 5-6 teacher at St. Colurnban will be teaching kindergarten.
at. Precious Blood in Exeter and Pat Shaughnessy, the Grade 7 and music teacher at
Si. Columban, will be teaching at St. JameS' in Seaforth. (Expositor Photo)
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OH, 'IHE BEAUTIFUL SEA _Joanne Albert,
Wayne Ryan and Michael Van Drunen, with the '
assistance of art teacher Berg Yohnsom, designed a
cool, lovely seaside setting for' the Grade 8
graduation ceremonies in one of the classrooms at
St. Colurban Separate School.
(Expositor Photo)
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SUPER SERVERS — As is tradjtionat at St. Patrick's, supper for the Grade '8 grads
and their parents was served by Grade '7 students. In honour of Dublin's centennial
this year and as a complete surprise some of the Grade 7 students dressed up in old
fashioned costume. From left are, Diane Maas, Debby Van' den berk, Joyce
Dietrich, Patricia Freriks, Michelle RoWland, Teresa Kramers, Anne Marie Kelly
and Michelle O'Rourke.' expositor Photo)
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CENTENNIAL YEAR GRADUATES— A pot luck
supper and graduation service, following a special
Mass was held last Wednesday night for the 26
graduates of St. Patrick's School, Dublin. They are,
*from' left, rea r, teacher Dick Bester, students Darryl
Ruston, Brian Flanagan, -Dale -Cronin; Paul
Louwagie,,Joe Flanagan, Donnie Van den berk, Bill
Flanagan, Robert DeLoyer, David Van den berk,Jim
Van der Pryt, Dar:Tit Reynen, John LoUvvagie, Mike
Kelly, LoUis Looby and Richard Ruston. In front,
from left are, Danielle Gerard, Margaret
Vandewalle, Jane Pfeiffer, Lucy Freriks, Mary Lynn
Van,Nes, Mary Lou Maas, Faulinetlinz, Teresa Van
Bergen, Barb Flanagan, Mary Katherine'Krauskopf,
Jayne Delaney and principal Sister FAerence Kelly:
A dance for the students 'ended the evening..
(Expositor Photo)
Shold'ices marts •
'.45 years of •
.•marriage
Verna and Russell Sholdice 270
Mornington St., Stratford were
Married .45 years. on June 22nd
and celebrated with their family
' at a dinner at the Eastwood
Restaurant,' Stratford on
'Saturday. Their family, are:, Gary
and Barbara Sholdice, Brampton:.
Warren and Barbara Sholdice of
Stoney Point .near Windscir;
Roger and Ruth Sholdice, Missis-
sauga and Beverley and' Allan
Wagner. St. Marys and grand-
children Paul, Mark, Judy, Jef-
frey .and Gregory, Stephen and
Scat Sholdice and Kyle and..Ryan
Wagner. •
Fran Malone
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Last but certainly not least we
are featuring the Bantam soccer
teani ably coached by Roy Swart.
I Might say here that I suspect
that not only do the' coaches and
Managers etc. give of their own
time 'but behind it are...the
. Wives and assistants thbt take
care of details like clean
uniform's, transportation,
telephone calls- etc. etc. Where
would any of,...o.ny,,....t.earns;.„..,4br;
without the "backups'"?
I'll try to keep track of these
teams every week when. l..ean
obtain scores and their future
*Fs, but games can be • re-
sdr6duled before thisimper gets
ligto you. •
iltBantam Goal - Kevin O'Leary;
"F',6ards - Martin Van Bakel, Pmt Underwood, Pete Turner..
Ryan, Bill McIver, Murray
ditharme. Kevin Coyne: Half
Biieks - Bob Nash, Bob Malone,
atiteW Klaver, Richard Johns,
al:Flanagan; Full Backs - Joe
NO-ii13akel, Mark Murray, Brett
qtrayson, Michael Flanagan.
e Bantams beat Delhi,3-2 on
ay. The squirts lost to Grand
Bend Atoms lost 2-0 to Clinton -
la$‘Clinton 4-1-way to go, eh!
squ hoes beat Grand Irend 7-1
Pk.,wees didn't' play.
Jrs tied Guelph 'which
indicates a fine team effort
atamst 'a good team.
-744 School trip
!'1.1St week grades 5 and 6 of St.
CoIOnban school went on a school
tA Point Farms which is 5
n es west of Goderich. I have a
g
„41 4t columnist to describe their
c0Ping trip, The following is the
clWription as it was given to me:
"Weryone was eater to go. Fun,
mature walks —with a
bigofvyerk mixed in was the main
"‘ a ruction for the, children. Mrs.
Mrs. Gwen O'Rourke
arwell were chaperons.
re was swimming in the
1 fossil hunting along the
boiljt and 'races along the water
e, At night we had a
triOhtnallow roast and we sang
ahild the campfire. Mr.
SIgAghnessy; 1V1isi Flannery,
MPS Craig and her daughter
00t1rOve.up especially to take
pl:fain our sing song. It was
alti&ther a swell camping trip".
rikil advised too that they
cakked their meals otter the camp
ifitiglept in tents. The feeling
s Wied to be that this 'kind of
hofik was preferred over
"n,up'.: holiday.'Males
sOlit#-OT 'Us wish We Were 'yOting
.
There have 'been 'Other school
events this year. but this writer
was too latct• getting in on them.
Next year, you watch, we won't
miss a thing!
25th Anniversary
A beef barbeque 'was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Murray fo celebrate the 25th
wedding 'anniversary. of Mr. and'
Mrs..Pat Murray. Attending were
Mr.' and Mrs. Don and Chris
Murray and Laura .of Granton,
Greg Murray 'from Grand Bend,:
Darlene Murray and pennis
Murray with. Debbie McClure,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen- .Murray of
London,' Gary, Steve, Paul,
Sharon, Allan and. Dennis Murray
oti Londcin. Mr. and ,Mrs. Gib
Murray and David of Ottawa, Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Butters and. Kevin
of St. Thomas, Brian Butters of
Waterloo. Dr. and Mrs. Joe
Murray and Judy. John, and
Kelly Ann 'of Guelph. Mr. and
Mrs. Leon. Murray. Lee Ann and
Debbielynn of Toronto. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Costello, Michelle.
Murray and Mdureen of
Kitchener. Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob
Stapleton,. Paul, Christopher and
Andrea of Kitchener, Jack Ryan,
Rosemary, Colleen and Gerrard
of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. James
McQuaid, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Kinahati of Kingsbridge. Mr.
and Mrs. David McClure,
Clinton, Mn Allati Kernagitan of
London, 'Mr. Greg O'Reilly of
Seaforth,. Mr. and . Mrs. Gib
Murray and Mr, and Mrs. Matt
Detiomme and .family of Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Malone of
A pot luck dinner was, set.in'the'
church basement,, after which all
sat under the trees to watch an
afternoon of gante for young and
old. They included s,,hpw ,
scramble, dropping clothes pins '
in jar, relays, tug of war enjoyed
by all". There was a good turn out.
Marilyn Cakebread of Hamilton
enjoyed a few days with her
$parents, Mr: • and Mrs. Les
Weitersen.
Glad to report that John Siemon
,;i14.5 returned to his home where
he is recuperating 'from the
Seaforth Hospital. -
There was an error last week.
Robert and Rose Roberkon and
family attended their ne ice °
Pamel's cohfiymation last •
Sunday.
Among those attending the
bridal shower in honour of Miss
Marie Herlick at the Orange Hall
in Mitchell were Gaye Webber,
Joy and Kimberly _Elliot, Mrs.
Martin Diegel,. Mrs. JeyCe '
Fischer, ,Xavern Wolfe-
accompaning them. t Guests of Mrs. Mary Dittmer
on Sunday were Sister Eva
Alberti from Pennsylvania, Mrs.
George GlOor, • Mrs. Louisa
Bennewies of Mitchell- and Mrs.
Pearl' Miller. ,
Congratulations are extended
Wear! and Betty Vock Brodhagen
'on' the arrival of, their little
grandson Elliot Charles, son of
Ken and June Faust also to. the
'paternal grandparents, Mr: and
Mrs. Carl Faust of Mitchell:
Great grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert. Frenth and great
great grandmother Mrs, Lena
EletinewieS Seaforth.Th
Heather and- Stephanie,
daughters , of Rev. and Mrs.
Harold Brill entoyed„„a fow days
;with their grandparents, Mr. :and
1VE-S-.-Walfer Mue'gge returning to
'their- home in St. Jacob's on
SWAY.
Visiting ' with Mrs. `•- Lavern
Wolfe were Mervin and Elinor •
Beuerman; Lorne and Betty
Wolfe 'of Clinton, Tuesday
evening.
At the Villa
Members of the Lutheran
Chtirch woniOn, Brodhagen, were
in charge of the Birthday party at
the Ritz Villa on' Wednesday
evening. Several step dancers
students of Gale Glanville
provided entertainment.
A sing song of old time
fakonrites was also enjoyed. The
evening concluded with Birthday
cake 'and ice cream.
Mrs. Glen Mogk visited her
mother Mrs. Roy Leake on her
85th birthday. Wishing her a
happy birthday.
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs: Ron Smith,
Brodhagen on the safe arrival of
their little daughter Becky Lee
born in Seaforth HOspital May 30.
She's a little sister for Rhonda
and the proud grandparents are
Mrs. Ross McTaggert, • Mrs.
Donald Smith and great grand-
mother, Mrs. John Beuerman,
Friends' of Mrs. Dora Rapien
are glad to hear she has Oturtted
to her home from the General
Hospital in Stratford\
The Mogk reunion was held at
Brodhagen _Community Hall on
Sunday'wherd a very large crowd
of 150 gathered.
Mr. Orland Roker was the
oldest man there from the Ritz
Villa in Mitchell. Mrs. John Mogk
from the Hillside Nursing Home
as the oldest lady who attended.
Friends, relatives and
neighbours All be glad to hear
Bill Vock who fs ,a patient at
Ontario • Crippled Children's
Center of .150 Rwnsey Street,
Toronto, was at his home for the
weekend. It is so good to hear he''
is, improving. Wishing him a •
speedy recovery.
•
Sheddon entertained relatives
hem this area on Sunday after the
graduation of their son, Stephen,
from St. Joseph's High School" in
St. Thorn as.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack Malone;
Mrs. Clare Murray and Mrs.
Sheila Dolmage attended the
wake of Mrs. Alice, Pope (nee
Dalton) in Kitchener, Monday
As is the 'case, it seems it was
also a time for reuniting of
fathilies. Mrs,. Pope's 'sister was
there, Mrs. Frank Bowman of
''Stratford and .Brother Joseph of
Montreal" as well as Mr. jack
Dalton of Montreal. Absent was
Mr. Maurice Dalton of Owen
Sound who could not attend
because of illness and Mr. Jim
Dalton of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Congratulations go out to our
Grade S class who graduated
• June 27 from St.' Columban
- school. What a milestonein one's
.life it is. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown of
Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Murray and Miss Cathy Murray
of Utah, as well as Mail Jo Ryan
* and Mary Murray visited Sunday
with Mr. and- Mrs., Joe Nolan.
Miss Cathy Murray , of Sault
Lake City, Utah. is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Murray.
Points to Ponder: Food has
gotten so high you can hardly•
stomach it.
Anger is'like an acid that can do
more harm to the vessel in which
it is stored than anything on
which it is poured.
„ Correspondent
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
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The Stinday school picnic at St.
Peter's Lutheran • Church
Brodhageu was held on the
church lawn Sunday June 25. An
outdoor service was held at ii
o'clock with Jr, Choir. Contri-
buting to two timely, songs.
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