The Huron Expositor, 1981-10-14, Page 5Correspondent
MRS. HERMAN
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St. Peter's Lutheran
church was ,beaiitifully—de-.
corated for Harvest Home on
Sunday morning, by the
Sunday school teachers and
volunteers. The theme was
Thanksgiving and the little
children' brought forth 'their
fruits and vegetables and
grain and flowers.
The flowers on the altar
were in memory of the late
John Vock who passed away
25 years ago October 10th.
placed there by. Mrs. Vock
and family. There were also
Sowers in memory of the fate
Mrs. 011ie Godldn who pass-
ed away 10- years ago.
Miss ShitteVTrentowsky
Toronto, and Mrs. Ordelia
Trentowsky from the Smith
Nursing home, St. Marys,
visited with her brother and
sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Brodhagen on Sun-
day.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Vert and, Bill over
Thanksgiving weekend were:
Mr. and Mrs. ,Datig.Yock and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis.
Westman and Melissa of
Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Faust and family, Mit-
chell, Mr. and • Mrs. Mark .
Swanson, Orangeville; and
Mrs. Hilda French. Mr. and
Mrs. John Bender, Karen
and Marc of Kitchene r, spent
the Thanksgiving weekend
with Mrs. Dorothy Elligsen.
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and area news
family. Mr. and Mrs. Murray 1 .
Dawson and Brent, Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Siemon and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill ,
Siemon.
New store open
Correspondent Mrs. Tessie Costello spent
DON MACRAE last week in Chatham and
3454842 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGil-
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. very.
Benninger for Thanksgiving
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Oulette and family of ,
Essex and Ben Benninger of
Waterloo.
... Mr. Jerry. Murray attended
the Plowing match at 'Barrie
and also spent a few days With Congratulations to Pat and
friends at J ask Lake. Mike MacRae on the opening
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of their new store on Mill St.'
Costekohlid daughteriiiSited Duhlim-TheSe etteuairei:r -
with Mrs. Tessie Costello paraded facilites are an up-
and with Jetty Murray; date to Mill St. Dublin.
Visitors for Thanksgiving
on Sunday with Hugh, Doris,
Brent and Mark Dietz were
Mrs. Gordon Docking, 'Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Leonhardt,
Dale, Colleen and Lisa
Thamesford, Jim Brown; Sue
Goodwin and Mrs. Herman
Leonhardt.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Brodhagen visited Mrs. Wm.
(Dorothy) Wolfe in the Kil-
barchan Nursing Home Sea-
forth on Friday. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Jade, Jenny
and Ian MacRae with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Ryan,
Don MacRae and Mr. and
Mrs. Mite MacRae and
family John St.
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DEFENCE z-'John Ryan of St. Columban School's soccer team winces in
anticipation of blocking this kick from an unidentified player on St. Marys
School' of Hesson's team. The youths were competing in a tournament at
Dublin Friday. (Photo by Campbell)
No UNICEF boxes this
year, for HPPCSS
BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE
In a 8-4 vote, the Huron-Perth Separate-
School Board moved to have the schools in
its, system withdrew temporarily from the
UNICEF program at Hallowe'en.
The motion was approved by the board at
its Sept. 28 meeting, following discussion
amongst the trustees. A memorandum from
director of educatien William Eckert will be
sent to the principals of the Huron-Perth
separate sPhools, notifying them of the
position taken by the board.
Mr.Eckert reminded trustees the issue
was raised at the board's last meeting after
direction was requested by the principals.
The approval means the children in
the 'system will not be carrying
UNICEF boxes on Hallowe'en. The with-
drawal is on a temporary basis fori this year.
At• the ptevious meeting of-the-hOrd, it
decided. it would wait until the Sept. 28
meeting before making a decision. It was
anticipated that Bishop John Michael
Sherlock Of the London_ diocese would, make
an announcement regarding the UNICEF
boxes but the announcement was not made.
TrusteeJeannette Eybergen suggested the
students 'could collect money for some
aoission She said the children felt they were
doing iiiMething when they collected the- ,
money in the UNICEF boxes. She added that
people thought a lot more of the children
who carried UNICEF boxes on Halkiiie'en.
Trustee William Kinahan said he agreed
with Trustee Eybergen and said maybe a
choice could be offered to the students.
Board chairman Ronald Murray said the
board's purpose is to educate children, not
to collect money on Hallowe'en.
"Personally, I don't like to see our kids
gping out with boxes," said chariman
Murray.
Trustee Ernest Vanderschot said the
board should leave the question of the
UNICEF boxes the way* is. (Previously the
decision to allow the UNICEF boxes to be
distributed among the school children was
left up to the individual principal.) He said
the board was not familiar with how bad the
needs of the third world countries are.
(UNICEF money aids in the third world.)
"I will not vote for the motion," said
Trustee Vanderschqt.
Trustee John O'Leary said if it was left up
to the principals would it be,mandatory for
the children to take the UNICEF boxes.
"Not now, not ever," said director of
education Eckert. He said the decision had
- been leftutr-ttr the individual- child:-
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THE HURON ,'EXPPBIT011, CICTOOR liSt 4,0'.
Northern visitgrs ,,.
in St... Columban
sor and Gordon Moylan from
Mt, and. Mts.' Hatt"' .Ryan u*: held 00: EfrOb0100
Highgate spent Thanksgiv-
ing weekend with Mrs. Mary
Moylan
icr., Kitchener visited on the
ttiend. TOpmison, map, .41.41vots4t, ..arty ..for
and .4001y, thetnestos, Commu n ity 100: vu • Friday
and Mrs. Edward Milady; was held Tues.' evening Mrs:'
weelten4 with , Mr. and Mrs.,
ittgO., Meisdy,,tftmoyeri. :04, Mrs. Ryan Which
don visited on the weekend meeting with . prayer and
with' Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Albert cibtlin:.„ Ryan 'and family and also
Brian' Melady and children evening,, -
arid Torn *toy and- friend The '.October ..roaeting of .
Spent Thanksgiving, with Mr. • the.. St.„ CColumbann
Swart. Mary Moylan read the min-
-,•00* tylin# th# 40th Wedding.
Sister Jean Moylan, Wind-
de
Mr. and ,Mrs. Dave Reg.
Miss Jeanne Swart, Lon- Angeline Swart opened the
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`with Mr, and- Mts. Cisrente
conducted the business.
ener visited on the weekend
Chris, Michael and Justin,
London, Miss Carrot Simp-
son, Glencoe and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan and
and Mrs. John Warren,
Mrs. James Subject, Kitch-
Rae, Jenny and Ian. London,
Matthew. Melbourne; Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jade Mac'
Mr. Frank Claeseens, Ati- utes, Cecilia Ryan gave the
kokan, Ont. visited with Mr, treasuers report and Monk
and Mrs. Matt. Claessens. aret O'Reilly read the cor-
.Siktes _ Connolly, respondence. An invitation,
Windsor visited 'With her from Kennicott C.W.L. to
mother Mrs. jpc Connolly attend theirannual bazaar on
and other relatives in the Oct. 21st was received. Used
area on the -Weekend. clothing is being collecting
Ron and Jolene Cronin and , this month and a reminder of
boys from Detroit and Col- the pot luck supper and card
ken Cronin, Stratford visited .PartY on Oct. 28th. The
with Mr. and . Mrs. James rneeting closed with prayer
Cronin on. the weekend. ' .followed by a social hour.
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PURSUIT — Kinkora (dark jerseys) was playing
, St. Patrick's School in Dublin during this girls
soccer game during a tournament at Dublin
—Friday. Five sot-tools took part. Competition was
in four divisions. (Photo by Campbell)
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Brodhagen and M. and Mrs.
Wm. Alles of Stratford visit-
ed their brother, Mr. Clar-
ence Greve and Mrs. Greve
in Brantford last week. Mr.
Greve is not in the best of
health. In his younger years
he worked for the late Mr.
and Mrs. Louie Hillebrecht
in Brodhagen.
Mrs. Dora Rapien is a
patient, in Stratford General
Hospital. We , wish her a
speedy recovery. Mrs. Ri-
chard Leonhardt Embro un-
derwent surgery in Victoria
Hospital, London last Mon-
day. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Thanksgiving visitors on
Sunday with Mrs. Lucy -Sie-
mon were her family, Mr.
and Ms. kon_Beuermann and
Harvest decorations at Brodhagen
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