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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-08-14, Page 4Air• THE HURON E)POS$TOR AUGUST 14, 19 AnTegiFontlent WS. RP.RtSHORBROQH, 5234250 hi the laSt week of action bet'Core The playoffs in the :Squire league, the, Orioles edged The, Expos in a close 'game On Tuesday night. „ -In ,other Squirt sacfi954the -Blue 4XS went dOVVIk to -7, defeat at the ' , hands of the PirateS, and the Mets; topped_ the Yankees. The playoff match tips, as drawn Tuesday night, are the Orioles vs Pirates; The Expos against the Blue Jays and, the Mets take on,,the Yankees. Each series *ill be a best of • an area news County reeently. Their interest was tri Conserv,atlen:, work and r crop productiOn, They lenited at the Maitland Valley " .••,ConServation AuthoriVs erosion -control demonstration on Jim Artifstrong's farm neat VVingliam, the imnrovenients to • the Belgrave Creek,. Norman Alexandees drahl, age demonstration " vret Londesboro; 'the ditehes,...in. ' the east ono Of Itullett Township, farm equijunent at Bruce Shillinglaw's and crops at Laurence Taylor's. Classified Ads ay dividends,' „ P • • Winthrop man ends search mAgp BULLEY chol and family, Kitchener, $27-18,56 attended the -wedding recep- • "It son became apparent:, tion of Mr. and Mrs. Larry the reason for his many trips Livingston, the .former Beth ' spending 3 -weeks with Newby spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mow- to London. His heart wa$ Miley o on Saturday • • daughter and son-in-law Mr. three with the, winner and Mrs. Charlie Crawford, Kelowna B.C. The other Hullett minor Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee teams were all victorious this spent a weekend with week, as the Midget • girls daughter Baberly in Toronto. defeated Auburn. - -The -Biii and Barry Turner Midget boys downed the.t.c.„,of Tuckersmith Twp. spent vi advancing. sitor ffom ,Vanastra and the weekend with John and Peewees travelled to Varna Elizabeth Lawson. and edged the home team. The Berean Unit of The Moms and Dads were U.C.W. has been cancelled cut again Friday night as the for the month of August. • Mf -and Mrs. Orville last week touring in Ohio. • team 'led by Carman Riley edged Annie Riley and her teammates. Slo pitch action on Thursday saw the Londes- bore men beat the team from Westfield, in a warm-up for the "sportsfest" this coming weekend in Goderich. Besides the slo-pitch men, a team of Pee wee girls and a team of ladies; beth formed just for the tournament,"will be amongst the competitors in Goderich. Good luck to all three and fans are invited to attend. SPORTSFEST '80 . • The Lake Huron Zone of the Ontario Municipal Recreation Association is sponsoring a "Sportsfest '80' to, beheld at Goderich on .August 15, lOth, 17th. Several athletes and teams from 'Hullett Township will • be taking part and would appreciate your support. The men's slo-pitch team play their first game Satur- day rnor,ning at 9:00 o'clock in the Agricultural Park. Fastball diamond. The women's softball team opens their series Friday at 7:00.. p.m. on the Signal diamond. Bill Bromley is alsn coaching a pee wee girlsteam (whose starting time is still un- known). Cycling gets underway at the Town Hall at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday the 17th. 1-fullert has 2 cyclists entered. The "Fun Run" begins at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday the 16th from the Town Hall. Two Hallett residents are taking part. If you are not a participant in an activity, perhaps you could be a spectator and cheer your neighbours along. Mr. • and Mrs Bob Tbompson spent the holiday —Cyr (*.end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, Moorefield. Mr..and Mrs. Len Caldwell daughter Nancy Marano. Candice and, Glen returned home on August 6. from their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Menary and boys at their cottage at Colpoys Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bromley, Lori and Cheryl' ,wturned home on Sunday the 3rd from a week -long holiday, spending a few days , at Frankerrmuth Michigan and touring. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook and Diana and Clieryl Lyon spent a few days Walton couples visit Alberta CorresponClent - MRS. ALAN McCALL 887,-6677 Miss Debbie Achilles, Fer= gus, is spending a few days this week with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bew- ley have returned home from a motor trip when they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Raven and family near' Calgary. Miss Cathy Humphries, London, is holidaying at the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. • Stewart Hum- phries. Mr. and Mrs. William Thamer and Mr. t'nd Mrs. Clint Emmrich arrived -home Friday evening following a motor trip through the west- ern provinces to Alberta where they spent a holiday ,with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen and family at Al- berta Beach near Edmonton. The August meeting next Wednesday will be in char‘ge of the Agriculture and Cana- dian Industries convenors. Mrs. d. McCall and Mrs. Harvey Craig. The guest speaker will be Mr. Steve Cooke of Clinton. Roll call is: Name an edible flower or weed, tell how to use it. Everyone is welcome. Correction An item in last week's column should have read: Mrs. Phyllis Mitchell attend- ed a three-day Cameo Con- vention last week held at the Holiday Inn. London. (Mrs. Mitchell is an expert at painting on cloth with Cameo paint .tubes.) We apologize for any embarassment ,this error may have caused. More Dublin area news. on Page 6 ilailtli‘ir trirr,ortr•C• d...S, 1 vii•Ov fruit,' the co-opetato6 BRUCE SMITH Saks Representative Mitchell Co-op Store 130 Georgina Street Mitchell, .Ont. NOK INO Bus: 348-9975 Res: 348-9975 AI% 4frig41' the CO "Orkfal06 960001 AND kIIIIIKIAt 4111filiS ....•••••••• LITT ellOME•A UTO•BUSINESS•FARM . ••••• THE HURON -PERTH COUNTY ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD • REGISTRATION OF NEW STUDENTS (KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 8) Parents who have not yet registered their children or residents new to the Huron -Perth area may register •their children at any of the following Schoolts] on • Thursday, 28th August, 1980 2 p.m. -5 p.m. ST. JAMES SCHOOL Chalk Street Seaforth, Ontario Principal - Sr. Theresa Mader Telephone No. 527-0321 ST. COLUMBAN SCHOOL R.R. #2 Dublin, Ontario Principal • Mr. Ray Contois Telephone No. 345-2088 ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL Mill Street Dublin, Ontario ' Principal - Mr. Larry 'Cook Telephone No. 345-2033 Kindergarten children need to be 5 years of age on or before 31st Det*Imber, 1980. Where there are sufficient student spaces, a child - who attainthe age of 5 Years after the 31st December but -prior to the 3181 January may on the request of the parent be registered in Kindergarten for the school year. PLEASE BRING PROOF OF AGE [Birth Certificate or Baptismal Certificate) Amon& son, Hamilton spent- the weekend with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Bob_Thompson and all attended the Myth Summer Festival on Friday night. Mr. • `‘and Mrs. Ross Nilson, Darren, Sarah and John of Woodstock visited on Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Darren remained for a longer— Valerie . Miller and Jonathon, Clinton visited at the same home. Visitors' With Miss Laura Knox this past week were Nefiss Dorothy - Barber, Merrickville and Miss Laverne Brooklebush, Streetsville. Mrs. Bill Shaddick, Julie and Richard retUrned home on Saturday from spending a month with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oswald, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba. Wednesday night visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen were his brother Dr. and Mrs. Lester Allen of Watford, enroute to the western provinces. • ' Last week Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander were' in Dearborn, Michigan, where Norman attended the -annual Meeting. of the Soil Conservation Society or America. He was one of the delegates from the Maitland - Valley Conservation Authority, A bus load of farmers from the South Simcoe County Soil and Crop Improvement Association visited Huron stolen and he was in search of a bride. Now Myrna, we have only just.recently met you but you can feel assured you are a welcomed part of our commUnity can make yOu feel athome.''' That's what. an address to newlyweds*Myrna and Eric Driscoll said at a community reception for the couple at Family -Paradise. Eric and Myrna both made *fitting replies. Lunch was served following the recep- tion held at -Family Paradise. Mr. and Mrs. Don MdNi- St. Columban evening held at The4Jena1l 'Arena and also visited wt other relatives, in the com unity. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris •-and—Mr,-; and -Mrs: —Robert - Hulley attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Livingston held in the Pres- byterian Church, Cromarty on Saturday. Mr. Otto Walker Cram- • arty, Kenneth Walker, Lon- don visited recently with Bob and Marg Hulley and family also Bob and. Janet Hulley, Gilfn_rd. PPIrrO8POndent S5 HERIVW4t P°P411ARPT po7pee- byasirc:'vvr ilf19tunowse,rs funeral of 'of71;ee' hlftie*M,ardthtle, Pastor iforst conducted the worsbip seryiee.:Sittulay morning in the. ahSenee Of Pagtor John Arbuckle of ,cOotinedlupbct; th.wel.tmo ornite:riseedrvire:•, but was hospitalized, �n Thursday evening in Stv Joseph's Hospital, OtielPhi• attack. suffered , a heail ' • - St. Peters wishes -him a speedy recovery. • The Luther League will conduct the service- at St. Peter's Lutheran church Stephen Horst- is holiday- ing with his_colisins in Ajax. AS a patient in the Stratford General Hospital. - Mrs. Alice Bettermann returned home from the Stratford General Hospital last Thursday. • The 4C.W. of St. Peter's Lutheran Church Brodhagen, and ladies from the sur- roundingarea, ,j6ined them on a bus tour last Wednesday organized by Jack and Ruby Smith of Monkton. The high- lights of the day were a tour to the Harvey Woods outlet, Woodstock and then on to the Museum of the first cheese factory in Ingersoll (quite an improvement over the years). Next we visited the Coyles Grocery etc. outlet at Tillson- bnig. arty honors Jack Mr. and Mrs. Theo Van Bakel have returned from a three week vacation through the Western provinces. Father Oostveen baptized -the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cronin on Sunday, Aug. 10th. Congratulations to the parents and to the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cronin and Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. Albert Cronin is nicely improving in Si. Joseph's hospital, London. Sister Beatrice .of St. Joseph convent Toronto is enjoying a few days with her cousins, Marg and Vincent Lane.. A pretty Wedding on Saturday August 9 in St. Coluinban Church', Janet O'Reilly and David Greenwood *ere united in the bond of marriage. Birthday greetings to Jack Murphy. His family hpld a surprise party for him at the home of Joe and ' Ellen Murphy the 3rd of Atigust. , Janet Murphy is in St. Joseph's hospital, London. ,FroM theke''We'Valled IP at 'the "'Norwich and - District' •filitortcal and'4 ArehiVes, Then,t1GladWaki',' Gardena, W eel -411;2: comprised Arts, Crafts and beautiful arrangements of of silk flowers etc. We th6 Called If very enjoyable day, and returned' to the , Oxford Hotel, : Woodstock,, for r smorgasbord dinner. Thence homeward bound. Bill'Yncic WOadedati :.:900;,,I,90don for 3 weeks.. , ;..k.l4r. ilia Mrs. Pat Markin, 'Windsor, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elligsen ;and attended the , Elligsen-bauer wedding at St; Peter's lAttheran Church, Brodhagen.and the reception at Atwood , Community Centre. Members of Perth County Soups!) and of.fice_staff were entertained by.Warden Carl Voick and his wife Betty. A pork barbecue dinner was enjoyed by 37 members and their wives. The evening was spent in playing progressive euchre., , - "MIRACLE HEALING SERVICE" At SEAFORTH ORANGE HALL • Friday, August 22 at 7:30 p.m. to be conducted by EVANGELIST GORD JONES [Healing Mhilatry] Special Gospel Singing Everyone Welcome , • , and MrS. Robert"• Jewell, ',St. Catharines vacationed with, Mr, inct,; .tittcst,(en Biligson and. 1,4tgt r• • . • ' M' rvin Ucsbotch • 'visited' *ltli daughter Mr: and, Ws. 'Ron:. ThinnOson and ',Kutt,-. R112. Thorfidale. • • • 'Synipatliy is. extended to Mrs, Bernard Costello (h -ma Drager) , and l family of; Seaforth the sudden less of a dear husband, father :and gran,dfather, Bernard Costello, aged 43 years., , • Mr' and Mrs. Richard,' Leonhardt, Jeffrey ,apd' Kevin; Embro, visited:Mrs. H, - Leonhardt and Earl - Sunday evening. Last Friday evening a like 'fish fry aroma wafted ':OVer Brodhagen, (guess who 'the !.,Yere). enjoylng the results of their catchrecently? An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? 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