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The Huron Expositor, 1965-08-12, Page 7A • • • • • • • • al r - • �.• r • In the 'first • game of the WOAA junior,; quarter -finals, Winthrop and Walton Wingers defeated the Exeter girls 19 to 4 in a game played Tues- day at Seaforth • Lidns Park. Mary Helen Buchanan pitch- ed a strong game for the W & W Wingers, holding .the Exeter girls off the score sheet until the fifth inning, when Exeter managed to dent the plate twice and again twice in the seventh., The Wingers showed their strength at bat by cross- ing the ,plate in every inning, except the fourth. N. Brown, J. Roe, L. de Jong and M. Scott lad the Winners, with three runs each, ' Exeter 0000202-4 Wingers 1 5 7 0 2 4 x-19 Batteries—Exeter: P. Robin- son and S. Willert; Wingers: M. Buchanan and% M. /Scott. The next home game will be played under lights on Tues- day, at Seaforth Lions Park at 8:30 p.m. Fully -grown bottlenose por- poises sometimes weigh more than 500 pounds. JOIN YOUR COOPERATIVE TOUR See co-op' Facilities and ' the C.N.E. Grandstand Show Leave Wednesday Morning, Sept. 1st Return Thursday, Sept. 2nd Overnight at Holiday Inn SEE . . . • Tender Flesh Guelph Feed Plant ° • New International Air . Port • Toronto Livestock Yards • CNE Grandstand Show • Weston ILC.O. Plant TICKETS $20.00 EACH Includes Bus, Meals, Accommodation, CNE ORDER YOUR TICKETS BY AUG. 17th SEAFOR1..H FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Lawrcice F11i0 tt 14tt camp;• ing-- at the'Unite Chtu h boys' camp, had' his' eg cut on a' hrpken mil$ bottle.. He was, tliShed to Goderich 1.104pital for treatment, where it required 18, Stitches to close the wound. Mrs. David Tough and friend visited over the weekend with Mrs. John Ar McEwen. Quite a number of,Brucefield people attended the morning. service at Kippen last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor have returned from a three- week vacation in Scotland. Recent visitors with Mrs. E. Forrest were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mascana and Grace, of Crediton; Miss Liscombe, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. A. Ford and Mr. and Mrs. William Forrest, Lon- don. Mrs. Keel, Montreal, is spend- ing some time with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Louis Ariano. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hunt and family, of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Aikenhead and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Broadfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon El- liott attended. the Shakespearan estival at Stratford on Mon - ay night. Mr. and Mrs. °Gordon Elliott were surprised when\ members of their family, relatives, friends and neighbors met at their home on Tuesday eve- ning to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. They were presented with a lovely silver fruit dish. The address was read by Mr. Victor Har- greaves and presentation made by Mr.' James Sutter.. The same evening a family dinner was given at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. • STAFFA Mr. and Mrs. Ken Simpson, Farquhar, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family. Teresa and Lee Miller holi- dayed last week with their. cou- sins, Janet and Nancy ,Allen, Cromarty, and Frank Allen holidayed with -Gordon Miller. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- manand family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ische, RR 5, Stratford. • Joanne Templeman visited on Sunday with ,Cheryl Hopf, St: Pauls. The Staffa Women's Institute members and friends .enjoyed the production, "Falstaff," at the Shakespearan Festival in Stratford arid the operetta at the Avon Theatre on Monday evening. - - Neighbor: "Why, yes, John- ny, I •guess I can lend you a pair of scissors. Don't you have a pair or your own?" Johnny: -k"Oh, .yes, but you see, they wnn't cut tin," - a BRAIN TO '' FROM TORONTO SEAFoRra Ask about convenient departure and return times For information, phone the local CN Passdnger Sales Office $340 , one b f rehete fare CANADIAN.. NA L 40-65 Pastor L,otzz Prssi4e' of Canada' Synod, installed Paster John Kappes as pastor • of St - Peter's r iitheratt Church, at the Sunday morning service. President Lotz told Pastor Kappes that he was a marked isnot governed by the laws of the country, but answerable on- ly oto his native land, so is he an ambassador' of God and is in direct communication be- tween God and his-, 'congrega- tion. His message to ` the con- gregation - was to acknowledge their pastor as an ambassador of God, and not expect him to be janitor, choir leader, secre- tary, community leader, and whatever their personal expec- tations of 'a pastor. Pastor Kappes Gomes from a family of 10 and is the fourth son of Rev. and Mrs. Adolph Kappes, of Milwaukee, Wiscon- sin, to become an ordained pas- tor. Adolph J. is serving in Pembroke; Paul at Lyons, Wis- consin, and Verner at West Allis, Wisconsin. He also has another brother, Carl, who is interning with Rev. Calvin Die - gel, Owen Sound, and will be ordained next year. He has three younger brothers still at home: Stephen, Timothy, and Thomas, one of them being in- terested in medicine and two sisters, Mrs. Ronald Blair and Elvira, who is a graduate of Wisconsin State University. Mrs. J. Kappes is the former Carold Doman„of Pembroke. Sponsor Picnie The annual Sunday School and congregational picnic ,was held on Sunday afternoon ,at the school grounds, with a buf- fet supper served in the church basement. Races and games were conducted and a refresh- ment booth and fishpond were well patronized. The ' rodhag- en Band played for the first part of the afternoon. Miss Lois Dancy and Miss Beverley Sholdice are, holiday- ing in London thisweek with the former's sister, Ruth Davey. Miss Shirley Vock is at the home of her brother, Carl Vock and Mrs. Vock, Stratford. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sippel, Bruce and Brian, of Stratford, and Mrs. Milton Sippel and Claudette and Jack Wettlaufer, of Tavistock, with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz. • Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brickman and family returned to Parry Sound. Miss, Michelle Beuerman and Master Michael Beuerman, of Mitchell; with their •grandpar- ents,- -Mr. and • Mrs. Manuel Beuerman, for the weekend..,., Miss Phyllis Ahrens spent a week's holidays . in Watford with her cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens, Phyllis, Wayne and Marilyn, with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lock - ridge at Watford. - Marjory and Peter Lockridge of Watford. are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ahrens.. Mrs. Carol Inman, of Listow- el, with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman for a few days. The TANGO $24.95 DAMON SAYS Perhaps you are considering the purchase of a mantel radio. If so, there are several things you • ought to know. First, it may be that ,you can buy a, small radio for as little as 14.95. The chances are that the case will be of thin plastic, which will crack easily, and that the chassis will be°a thin plastic circuit board, made by the so-called printed circuit process. • This is fine where small size and low cost are a prime requisite.' But the heat of vacuum tubes some- times plays hob with this type of construction, net to Men- tion the effects of humidity, rough handling and changing tubes. Soo -o, if you are paying $24.95 or fnere yoit are entitled to something better. Like Zenith's' "Tango” (il- lustrated), with handcrafted, hand -wired steel chasis' and beautiful' heavy polystyrene cabinet. Before you buy any mantel radio (or clock radio), see and hear Zenitli. At Stannah's. Headquarters for Zenith Radio and TV. Sparling at John, Seaforth. 527-0703. • Mrs. Bennewies' brother, Wm. Ahrens, Mitchell, and- also were at her hone here. Visitors with Mi. 'and Mrs, Wilbur Hoegy recently were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Rowland and ,terry, of Detroit. Mr. • and Mrs. Ted Norvack, Joan and Owen, ?If RR 1, Brun- ner, with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Bennewies. Mrs. Eric Ludington, Monk - ton, and Miss Ruth Eickmeyer, Mitchell;, were co -hostesses 'lit a miscellaneous shower for Miss Donna Scherbarth, in the club room 'of the Brodhagen and District Community Hall, with about 70 attending, prior to her marriage to Mr. Howard Famme this week. Miss Cheryl Wurdell read the address of good wishes and contests were conducted and lunch was serv- ed. Mr. Wayne - Wurdell spent last week holidaying with rel- atives in Detroit: His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wurdell, met him in Port Huron on his return home. Mr. ,and Mrs. George Eick- meier and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eickmeier, of Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Louie Bennewies, of Brodhagen, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennewies, , London, with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Benne- wies. mpg. 111rs. Manuel Beuerman Spent a few days with her son, Wayne Beuerman and Mrs. Beuernnan, ndon. 'Mrs. W. L. 'Querengesser spent the holfrday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Howard • Querep gesser at their cottage at Ket- tle Point Two baskets of flowers were man, an ambassador from God's Kingdom; just as an ambassa- dor represents his country and in the chancel of St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday from the funeral of -William, Ahrens, Mitchell, held on Fri- day. Rev; and Mrs. E. J. Fischer, of Elmwood, visited in the community one day last week. -Rev. and Mrs. 'Calvin Diegel and sons, of Owen Sound, with William and George Diegel. Mrs. Gary Sholdice, Paul and Mark, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Sam Clark, Mit- chell, spent, a few days at a cottage with the former's sis- ters near Kincardine. Mrs. Harold Wurdell, Mrs. Eric Ludington, - Miss Cheryl Wurdell and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Sheila and Sharon at- tended a ladies: shower for Miss Sandra Smith at Durham on Tuesday evening. Miss' Smith is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, of Blenheim. Rev. and Mrs. Lotz, of Kitch- ener, with Rev. and Mrs. Kappes on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shol- dice and Beverley spent the holiday ''weekend at Tort El- gin, Sauble Beach and Grand Bend, and Mrs. Sholdice and Beverley, accompanied by Miss Patricia Querengesser, of -Mit- chell, and Mrs. Gary Sholdice and sons spent a few, days at Grand Bend during the week. Mr. -Edward Scherbarth, Sr., has been confined to. Scott Memorial. Hospital, Seaforth. Mrs. -Toledo Beuerman and Mr. Pete' Miller, of Waterloo; Mr., Art Miller, of Port Elgin, and Mrs. Alpin Querengesser, wife of Rev. Alvin Querenges- ser, of Ponoka, Alberta, with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller, and attended the- Miller reun- ion. Mrs. Querengesser also visited with Mrs. Louie Hille- brecht. ' Miss Glenda Dickison and Miss Susan Boyd; also Glenda's cousin, Linda Gibb, of Glencoe, are attending church camp at Silver Lake this week. Mr. and llIrs. Ford Diekison and Glenda had been on a trip tb - Wisconsin, Minnesota, and visited in Teeswater . on Sunday. The Miller reunion was held at the Community Park Sun- day. The Wedding dinner and re- ception was held at the Com-• munity Hall on Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Karl Regier (Mary Shea). On 'Friday • evening the wed- ding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson (Shirley Wil- liams) was . held at the Com- munity Hall. - iv1iss -Sherry' Gibb, of 'Glen- coe, spent last week holidaying with her grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smyth, and also with her cousin, Glenda Diclii- son. - Mr. and Mrs., A. McNab, and Margaret and. MTs. Rosina Pet- ers, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dittmer: Brother Dies The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. Ed. Ahrens and other relatives in the death of the former's bro- ther, William Ahrens, of Mit- chell. -Quite a, number from here attended the funeral in Mitchell on Friday. •Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hudson, Debbie and - peter, of Agin- court, with his sister, Mrs. Dal - Lutheran Women Meet The • monthly meeting of the Lutheran Church Women was held with Mrs. Minnie Vock and Mrs. Boyd. Driscoll in charge of devotions. The topic was "Life Without Forgiveness." A thank you card was read from Mrs. Lew -Hides for her farewell gift. This group will be catering for the Scherbarth-Famme wedding in the church basement, next Friday. .A doorbell has been installed • at the parsonage, Birthdays were reported by Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer, frlrs. Reu- ben Buuck. and Rev. Kappes. On Wednesday evening a shower was held for Mr. and Mrs. --Bruce Eisler (Donna Por- terfield) at the Brodhagen-and District Community Hall. Miss Jane Rock - spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock. Members of the . Luther League enjoyed a motor ride on Sunday evening, after which refreshments were served at the Community Park. - Miss Connie Brink was holi- daying in Mitchell. Mrs. Jean Nichol and Robert, of Brussels, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nichol, Sherrie and Cathy, of Port Huron, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeif- er and Karl. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Cummings, of Sebringville, at Hie same home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .Pfeifer and Karl with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrish, Listowel. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ben- newies, of Mitchell; ' Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bennewies, Wood- stock; Mr. ,and' Mrs. Edwin Bennewies, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bennewies and daughter, Windsor, and Mrs. J. L. Bennewies, Detroit, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. L. Ben- newies at her home here, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bennewies and Mrs. J. L. Bennewies remained at the latter's home here for a few days. . Mr. Fred Scherbarth, of De- troit; with Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Scherbarth and also at the, home of Mrs. J. L. Bennewies. Mrs. Ernie 1 artjc, of De- troit; Mrs. Elwood Smart, of Windsor; Mrs. Peter 'Kraus, of Ruthven; Mr. and Mrs. Glen. Bennewies and Wanda, Wind- sor, and Mrs. J. L. Bennewies, Detroit, attended the funeral of FUNERAL ALBERT C. BROOME . Albert C. Broome, 64, of Sea - forth,. died Friday at Scott Mem- orial Hospital. Born and educat- ed in . McKillop Township, for 26 years he was an employee of Robert Bell Industries here. His- wife predeceased 'him in 1962. He was a member of Eg- mondville United Church. Surviving are five sons George J;,. Ronald K.,. Thomas G., and Brian J., all of Seaforth; William A ; Kitchener; three daughters, Mrs. Wilfred (Doris) Glenn, G•oderich; Mrs: Cecil (Lois) Loney, Tillsonburg; Mrs. Murray (Margaret) Noble, Strat- ford; five sisters, Mrs. .Thomas (Rose) Adams.,. Egmondville; Mrs. Herbert (Violet) Trapnell. Seaforth; Mrs. Wesley (Alice) Agar, Pointe Edward; Mrs. Irwin (Anne) Agar. Sarnia; Mrs. Rus- sell (Betty) Anderson, Sarnia; two brothers, Jacob. Seaforth. and . ,Joseph, Atwood. Funeral services were held' from the Box funeral home on Monday with interment in Matt - landbank cemetery. The service Was conducted by Rev. A. Scott, of Egmondville United Church, Pallbearers were Donald Mc- Kaig, Lucien Hemberger, Har• ton Diegel, and Mr. Diegel. old •Pethick, Clayton Horton, A shower for Mrc and Mrs. Ronald Dolmage and Max Car - Leslie Seiler _.(Carolyn Diehl)- ter. Flowerbearers were Albert was held at- the Community Baker, Ken Thompson, BM Hall here last Wednesday 'eve-' Trapnell and Spencer Broome. • r•� For tfi t' WiaO!, PP�1,IY,.; There; should; `be lo'S ofo.¢d sWiramiYi, ,weatzea` left itia,'sum, mer 49 treat r,gottrsef to of > 1;;r smalctr: Sea Queen s414M..' $gtts navel ChoQae from. one or ;twopiece styles,; at the: priVS1etsted be; 10w REG' 7.98 C An�ry for ' ;r1J{I REG'. to 10°98 for •' REG.•, to 114: for 10.' REG- to 16.998 ill -1 •for M REG. to 19.98 las for GIRLS' SWIM SUITS Regular 2.98 and 3.98—Sizes 4 to 12 years 20% Off • Save Now ! Men's Swim Shorts at 20% Discount Elasticized fabric in men's swim shorts, as sketched, in pop- ular. -shades of -black, white, royal, red. Sizes . 80 to 40 only left. • k REG. 3.50 80 2 , for L Du. REG. 3.95 3.15 for iJ REG. 4.95 0ac. for i7.7 tt tz _POTS' SWIM TRUNKS REDUCED ! Just like the men's. styles, these popular, neat fitting swim shorts are featured in . black, royal, red and gold, Sizes 8 to 16 only. REG. 1.95 REG. 2.69 for ., 1.50 1,98 BEACH TOWELS Reduced 20% STEWART BROS. • Farmstead & Rural Improvement pon.L,ored by the Tuckersmith Federation of Agriculture - Api.licatlons or additional information may .be obtained from the Directors. Eiitries required by September 1st dclit:Glial prize money will' be .offeredPo Congratulations to Topnotch Feeds Limited "on completion of new grain handling facilities With a. total of 16 units, we, like Topnotch, continue to add .to our facilities to better serve the community in which we operate. A. J. WRIGHT TRANSPORT LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING ° -Phone 527-1900• Seaforth