HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-08-10, Page 7CLOWNING AROUND —These young Dubliners couldn't help acting a little
;frisky on last Thursday night's hayride to the Delaney farm. ,
(Expositor Photo)
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DUBLIN ADVENTURERS—This adventurous group of yoUng
Qubliners spent last Thursday' night camped out. in the
Delaney's bush with summer recreation program leaders
Theresa Delaney, Ruth McCreight and Rhonda Ferguson.
(Expositor Photo)
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Correspondent Poison ivy. starts from
Fran Malone , scratch.
345-2388 fl tiO „ Even with n a n, an
average - •size person would
be worth about three dollars
today. The body of a man
weiging one hundred and
sixty pounds contains these
main components.
Weekend • -quiet here
The Seaforth police reports of accidents in the
department experienced a , town Over the Civic Holiday.
quiet weekend with no
Staffa
Correspondent
Mrs, Lavern Wolfe
345.2757
Wedding bells rang for
Darlene Williams and
Richard Klaver, July 29,
Saturday after •noon. St.
Peters Lutheran Church.
Brodhagen where they ex-
chagned marriage vows with
Rev. Arthur Horst of-
ficiating. A large number
gathered at _the Sebringville
Community Center where
the reception was held.
Les and Ordelia Weitersen
attended the Watcher and
Clark reunion in St. Pauls
last Sunday, •
Lorne and Billy Wolfe • of
Clinton were hosts to the,
home coming of the formers
brother in law and sister
Sargant Major and Mrs. Dick
,(Dorene) Watson Dianne and
Diamond , of
Kippenheimviller, Lzhr
Gerrdany. 'Other guests were
Don andBetb Wolfe. Steven,
Jamie of London, Mrs.
Lavern Wolfe 'and Dale of
Brodhagen. Douglas Watson
St. Thomas, Donald Watson
of London who all enjoyed a
pork barbecue. The table was
centered with a large cake in
their honor baked and
decorated 'by Dorene'sAunt
Ordelia McCloy saying
• Welcome ' home to the
.0 od crowd W . Frreocls of
Mr. Louis
Bennevvies will•be pleased to
• 1? hear 'that he has returned to at Cr'om Stratford General Hospital
ar his home in Brodhagen from
barbecue
McKitiop
Mrs. Ed. Regele
F' 527-1106 '
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
England Of Huron Park held
a surprize supper at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Preszcator_ 9f
Crediton who celebrated
their tenth wedding an-
niversary the guests were
Mrs, Preszcator's parents
Mr.' and Mrs. Ed. Regele
R.R.4, Walton, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Glanville. Jody and
Rhonda of Parkhill and Mr.
and Mrst Jerry Dallier ,and
Angela of Sarnia and Miss
Brenda Glanville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
McCowan recent newlyweds
have returned• to their home
at , R,12.4, Walton after
spending 'a week in .
- Kentucky, U.S.A.
Mr.' and Mrs. Ed Regele
and Miss Brenda Glanville
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Dennii of Atwood
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs: ,Stanley
,Preszcator and Mrs. Mary
Thornton of Crediton and
Jody and Rhonda Glanville of
Parkhill and Angela
Bernaskie of Sarnia spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Regele.
Master Jeff and Chris
Musselman of Stratford are
spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Row
tvicCallyin. Connie and Mark
tvicClure who spent a, few
days list week with Mr, and
Mrs. 'Ron MeCallurn ,have
returned to their horne at
Winthrop.
"spent a weeks tioldlivs'at the
Buddhagen home,
Friends of Mr. Dan
Fischer will be sorry to hear
he is a patient in the General...
Hospital, Stratford... •
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ward
and •Kathy; Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Wardk have returned
home from OP Western
Provinces where they were
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Raycraft in Alberta
and James Ward at Banff.
Alberta, The high lights 'of
their •trip were the many
beautiful scenes they
visited like the Glaci9r Parka,
Banff, Bad Lands and so on.
Milton and Jerry„ Bode
were guests vith Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Bode and family'
in Kitchener last Sunday.
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Enough fat for ten bars of
soap; carbon for nine
thousand pencils; sugar for
two cups of coffee;
phosphorus for two thousand
match heads; chlorine to_
disinfect five swimming
pools; water for One bath;
iron for one six-pen4 nail;
sulfur to rid one dog of fleas;
lime' to whitewash a chicken
coop; and enough glycerine
to explode one five inch navy
shell.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. John
.Gadziola, Toronto, .visited
CABLE
Zenith 82110
Mr and Mrs. Jack Malone
over the weekend: ^
Miss Ann Melady is
visiting, her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ted. Melady.
The 28th annual Melady
reunionwas held Aug. 6th at
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Melady's
home: Relatives Were pre-
sent, from Kitchener, Belle
River; Goderich, and St. Paul
Alberta.
Soccer news is scarce - The
Jr's play Cambridge in St.
Columban on Sunday.
Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
345-2346
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing
and Tom visited for a "few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack.
Jefferson and family, Sault
Ste. Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stanzak,
Nancy • and David Lyall,
Ottawa, visited on the
weekend with Mrs. S am-
Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Norris, and family.
Mr, Bev Taylor, Debbie,
Darlene and Wayne are
holidaying with relatives and
friends in the community,
Miss , Laurie 'Milne,
• Peterborough visited, on the
weekend with Nancy
Templeman.
A large crowd attended the
ball genes and pork B.B.Q'at
Cromarty Ball Park on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art ,Smale
were guests at the Culham-
Ferguson wedding. in Exeter
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United Church on Saturday.
Mr. and,Mrs. Lloyd Miller,
'and' Mr. and' Mrs. 'John
Templeman attended open
house for Mrs. Hazel Coward
at Elimville United Church
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin.
McPhail and girl holidayed
with relatives in • the
Mr. and Mrs. Wyn West,•
Embro, visited Monday'with.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Templeman and "Carrah.
Laura Bailie accompained
Mrs. Nelson,,Brodhagen to
visit with their sister in the
St. Marys nursing home last
week.
Masters Jeffrey and Kevin
Leonhardt of Embro enjoyed
a weeks holidays with their
grandmother Mrs. Herman
Leonhardt.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mogk
and John- also Earl Wurdell
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Emry Leake and Valerie at
Hanover last Sunday.
Mr, Albert Siemon was at
his home over the weekend
from Jarneswood Lodge
Hospital in London where he
is taking treatment through
the week.'
Mrs. Dora Brown visited a •
fewdays with her mother
MrS,. Elta Armstrong ,,,,in
Melbourne.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Rorold and Gaye
,Webber, London in the birth
of 'their little son Chad
'Ronald who was (men in St,
Josephs Hospital, London.
Also to the proud grand-
parents Mr: and Mrs. Ralph
Fischer and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Webber )f Woodham, '
Guests with DicK,Dorene
Watson,Dianne and Diamond
at the Wolfe home were
Erlyn and Jean Wilker, Mrs.
Michail ,Connolly, Wartburg
who accompained Ezra and
Edna Hinz of Stratford.
Harold' Margie Gloo't,'
Mitchell, Lorne Wolfe,
Clinton, Don Wolfe. London,
Mr: and Mrs. Kenneth
Remmick and , Sharron ,,of '
Monkton. Do las Watson, eg,
St. Thomas, orfald 'Watson
of London, ..a and Mrs.'
Antone• Siernon of Seaforth
who also visited with Mr.
.Henry - ' Kleber',.
Mrs. •'. Edgar . ,Ellig„spn,
Joanne Bender and Karen"
call d at the same' home.
edding bells rang for
Re,,, err Douglas Anderson
an Rosemary Partridge 'at
St. Peters Lutheran Church
at seven' o'clock Friday. July
n2,18atthriawgheerveowthseyw-ietixl chFaansgtoeid
Arthur Horst officiating. The
reception was well-attended
at the Brodhagen Com-
munity Center.
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe was a
guest and Dale Wolfe' was
one of the ushers at the same
wedding.
John, Joanne and karen
Bender from Portland,
Oregon' are enjoying •the
summer holidays with the
tatters' mother Mrs. Edgar
Elligson.
s John i$, employed" in
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock
have returned to their home
front Dartmouth N.S. where
they enjoyed a month
holidays with their son and
daughter- in -law Rev, ,and
Mrs. Robert Rock, Robert
Jr. Timothy and Philip.
Miss Emna Buddenhagetr
Sister Christa Mary Jones
C.P.S. home 'after seven
years from South Africa
visited over the week end•
with Mr'. and Mrs. Ron Ryan
and family.
Messrs. Paul, Mark and
Timmy -Melady of Brighton
are spending holidays, with
Mrs. Mary' Melady.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flan-
nary of Stratford and' Mrs.
Alice Ryan of Kitchener
visited relatives in this 'area
on Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Lane.
Toronto visited over the
weekend with Mrs. Mary
Maylon and other relatives.
Mr. Gary Malone is on a
trip to Ohio at the present
dint.
In election years. they
should name hurricanes and
other big windstorms after
politicians. •
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