The Huron Expositor, 1976-07-01, Page 5game with good passing plays to
win 3-0.
As I observed the game from
the sidelines with a 'fairly good
crowd on a hot afternoon, no one
seemed to be that enthuse& They
were lying or sitting on the grass
or in.cars, some drinking pop with
potato chips well back from the
playing field. To me it was like a
day at the beach, without the
beach.
Much unlike the old days when
they lined sometimes two deep
and took a lot of policing to keep
them off the field. Uowever if you
are a soccer fan and want to see
soccer as it should be played and
see the crowd as well, I promise
you'll not be disappointed.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray
spent the weekend in Midland.
Cathy and Maureen Butters of
Edmonton . are .holidaying with
their grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Melady.
Sister Jean Moylan, London, is
presently holidaying with her
mother Mrs. Mary Moylan.
Joanne and Ann Marie Flana-
gan, Kitchener spent the
weekend with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cruickshank
(nee Karen McQuaid) and baby
Christopher of Coruna, visited
with her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McQuaid.
Staffa
Family at graduation
Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller
and Mark attended the Graduat-
ing Ceremony at Fanshdwe
College on Friday, June 18, when
their daughter' Teresa graduated
from • the Secretarial Science
Division, Legal Secretarial
Program. Attending a dinner in
her honour were: Lee Miller and
Kevin Killough, Woodstock;
Gordon Miller, Roger Dow, Mrs.
Stanley,. pow, Ken Miller and
Mrs. Wilbur Miller, Staffa, .
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Vivian
are are holidaying in the eastern
provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and
family were 'in Dundalk on the
weekend where Shirley partici-
pated at the 19th Annual Cana-,
dian , Square -and ,Step
Dancing Contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sillery,
Exeter attended Cromarty Anni-
versary and were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elliott.
Bonnie Miller, Toronto was
home for the, weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Miller 'and Paul.
Quite a number from this
community were guests at the
Ovens-Elliott wedding,„in Hibbert
United Church on Friny evening.
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Vincent Lane
Those who took advantage of
some dry hot weather to get the
hay off have avoided the rather
catchy conditions we are now
having here. The rain has boosted
the spring crops, corn, and beans
unbelievably. Spring grain that
was planted in April will soon be
reaching the harvesting stage.
it's hard to believe that in• the not
-too distant future, harvest may be
all ever.
I have little to report on Minor
Soccer, only that Ray Swart,
coach of the Pee Wee's, reports
they have won all their games so
far., and with the assistance of
some of the boys from last year,
the Champion MosqUitos team
expects to have a strong
contender this season.
Last Sunday p.m., I witnessed
the first senior soccer'game in 3
years. When St. Columban was in
the second division of London and
district soccer and played their
home games at Seaforth D.H.S.
ball field, I was amazed that this
team, while playing 3rd division,
are a better balanced team than
they that were top of the 2nd
division at that time.
True. They have no Brian
Melady, Gerald Ryan, who was
leading scorer of second division,
Larry Kale, Paul O'Reilly and the
MeClures. But they have Brian
Murray, Mary Kale, Paul Coyne,
Brad Finlayson, to only mention a'
few., that _I ebserved as 'close
contenders.
Playing Goderich B they had
control.of the play most of the
Correspondent
Mrs. Laverne Wolfe
The morning service of St.
Peter's Ltitheran Church, Brod-
hagen Was held in the pavilion of
the Seaforth Lions Park, Sunday
morning with Rev. Horst officiat-
ing. PupilS who,' had ' perfect
attendance all year received pins.
They were:. Nursery, Barbara
Rapien, Chris Hoegy Steven•
Anderson, Rosemarie Gethke.
—taindergarten, Blair Beuerman,
Beverly Rapien.
Grade .1, 'Marti Scherbarth.;
Grade 2. Wayne Hinz, Colleen
Gilbert, Mary- Anderson, Cheryl
Regele, David Back, Bradley
Rapien, Nancy Bennewies.
Grade 3, Stisan Gloot, Doug
Gilbert ; Grade 4., Janice Beuer-
man, Beverly Beuerman, Lori
Scherbarth,
Grade 5, Gary Hinz, Mike
Gethke, Glenda Beuerman, Glen
Hinz, Mark Moore, Jeffery
Beuerman.
Grade 6, Allen Bennewies,
Paul Bennewies, George Hinz.
Elaine -Bach; Grade- 7. Connie
Moore, Colleen McKay, Brenda
Anderson, "Sh'errie Bennewies;
Grade ,8, Sandra Regele.
Mrs. John Vock was greatly
surprised when she Was called to
the front by Pastor Horst and
given a silver charm bracelet and
charm, in appreciation of 31 years
of teaching:-
A smorgasbord dinner was
enjoyed. Race winners included:
Coaxing contest - Bonnie Rapien;
Running race, Colleen Gilbert;
Hopping race, Nancy' Anderson;
Kicking the shoe, Wayne Hing.
Grade 3 and 4 Running race,
Doug Gilbert; Crab walk. Lori
Scherbarth; Grade 5 and 6 Three
legged race, Allen Bennewies,
George Hinz; Back to hack, Allen
Bennewies, and George Hinz.
A relay over and under, Gr. 7
and 8 running race, Mike Scher-
barth; wheelbarrow race. Greg
Beuermann.
„Teenagers batting balloons,
Greg Beuermann and Brad
Mastin. Adults .guessing how
many jelly beans in a jar, Albert
Siemon; Kick the shoe, Ladies;
.Mrs.'N.eil .Rapien; Men's kick the
shoe, Neil Rapien. ,
Personals
We were sorry to hear Albert
Bauer suffered back injuries in an
accident while repairing cables on
a post for swing bowling. He was
rushed to Stratford General
Hospital by ambulance. We wish
him a speedy recovery.
David Bossence, Stratford is
spending a few days with his .
grandmother Mfs. Norman
Bennewies.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byers:
Seaforth, visited with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Dale on
Sunday.
W.I. Meets
The iJune meeting of Bornholm
Women's Institute was :held at
' the home of the president Mrs.
Gordon Rose. The conveners of
the Tweedsmuir history and
institute scrap book in'
• charge of the meeting. They are:
Mrs. Les Weitersen, Mrs. Wm.
Brown and Mrs. Norman Eisler.
Members looked through these
. books which contain pictures and
items of local happenings over the
last 26 years since the Institute,
was organized.
The Perth Centre district presi-
dent Mrs. Hamilton Sebben was a
'guest at the meeting and brought
greetings from the district. Her
address was titled "The Legacy
Left Behind."
She stressed the importance of
saving news items and pictures of
local people as they may, be the
only record we will have of these
events for the future,
The roll call was a memory of
childhood days.
Mr. and , Mrs., Jim O'Brien,
Edmonton," Alberta, nee
Margaret Meyer,'visited with the.
latter's cousins here •last week.
They were: Mrs. Herman
Leonhardt; Mr.• and Mrs. Harold
Mogk; Dalton Hinz; Mr. and Mrs:
Lavern Wolfe. They left for a tour
from Toronto to the Maritinies '
and Newfoundland for 18 days.
They,'11 return to Toronto and be
on their way home if the planes
are flying.'
Mr. and Mrs. Les Weitersen
met their family in ,New Dundee
on Father's Day when they also
celebrated their grandson, Jamie
Gibb of Stratford, birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hammill, Toronto spent a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mogk.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer;
Gay, Mark and Wm.. McFerson
attended the baptism of Andy
McLean and granddaughter
Timmy McLean at the Gospel
Hall in Oil Springs. Tammy is the
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
McLean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kistner,
Brian and Allen visited the
former's father, Fred A. Kistner
in University Hospital, London.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Hagarty
met their daughter-in-law Mrs.
Jack Hagarty, Joanne and David
at Malton .airport. They were
'home from Accra, Ghana, West
Africa and are presently visiting
with her parents, Mr. and ivrrs.
Peter Maloney, Dublin.
Father's Day guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Brown were their
son and daughter-in 7 law Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Brown, Melborne.
• Congratulations -to Mr. , and
Mrs. Gary Rock of Turner Valley,
Alta., • on the birth of their son in
High River Hospital on June 15.
Hisname is Christopher Steven.
The ,proud grandparents .are Mr.
.and Mn,.g Harold Rock, Mitchell
and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kada,
Saskatchewan'.
Among the •Grade '8 pupils of
Upper Thames elementary school.
who travelled by bus to Sudbury
last week.. were Donald Conic •
John Mogk, ,Paui 'Newbauer, Ron,
Don and Shelly Van Hevel.
Attend 40th ann..
Mr. and Mrs: Ross Smale, Mr.
and- Mrs. Art Smale, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce .Armstrong and Mr.
and Mrs. John . Drake attended a
40th Anniversary party for Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. McMillan at the
Country Club, Seaforth, Saturday
evening.
Attend Crornacty
Church anniversary
Attending Cromarty A rink er- Wilfred Annis. Mitchelh• Mr. and
San' .and isiting with Mr., and Mrs. Eldie . Me' Nicol, London; Rob
and Bey "fempleman and Gerald-
Mrs. John Templeman andfamily ine j'empleman . and Jim Neilson,
Sunday were:, Mr. and Mrs. Stratford.
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were in Chaige'pt §tiorto which,
were'grijoyes/.1**-411, The rettniPtt for 1977 is, lhd
third. Sunday in, Jupe,
?molt* - •
Miss* :Brenda Plowing.Of
Creditors is holidaying with hcr_
grandparents Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Regele.
Miss Joy Hey visited on
Saturday 'with Mr. • and. • Mrs.
Winston Powe%-,j,
Mr. and Mrs. array Hare and. •
Angeline of Milveilon spent week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold McCallum.
Monkton & Brodhagen Playground
under the sponsorship of the
Ministry of Culture& Recreation,
Experience '76 Program 40 and
Logan Township Recreation Committee
will be:operating again this year.
DATES : July 12- August 20 .
AGES: 5-12
Registration to be held at the Monkton and Brodhagen
Community Centres on Saturday July 3rd, 1976
10 a.m. — 2 p.m. -
Fee: $10.00 per family on Registration Day
$12.00 per family after that date
Visitors ,Fee: 25c per day
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Mrs. Ed Regele.
, Correspondent
The eighth annual Regele
reunion was held June 27th at
Brodhagen Cominunity Centre.
Dinner was enjoyed by everyone
after which the president Doug
Dalrymple conducted the
business part of the gathering by
observing a moments silence for
those who had passed away
during the year. The. secretary.
Judy Dalrymple read minutes of
last year's reunion which were
approved by all.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown were
name president and secretary for
1977. Vice president and
secretary are Mr. and Mrs.
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The Blind Persons'
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on July1,1976.
Here's what the new law
says and how Ontario
residents can help.
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This new Act provides that a blind person accompanied
by a dog guide has the, same rights, privileges and
obligations—with respect to public places—as.
'anyone else. He or.she Cannot be discriminated
against or denied any accommodation, services or
facilities available in any place to which'the public
is customarily admitted.
It is important that dog guide owners know their
rights under the Act and that th-epublic, especially
employers and their employees, be made aware of
the provisions of the Act and their responsibilities
under it,
The Attorney General of Ontario will issue identifi-
cation cards to dog guide owners. The card will carry
• a photograph of the owner and dog,..as well as their
names; and will also carry a summary of the main
features of the Act.
For further information, application for an Identifica-
tion Card or a copy of the Act itself, contact:
Office of the General Manager
Ministry of the Attorney General
18 King Street East
Toronto, Ontario M5C 105
Minist of the
Attor General
R. Roy cMurtry,
Attorney General
Province of Ontario
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William Davis,
Premier
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