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Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regier,
Kitchener visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Cronin over the
Weekepd,.
• Mr. ""and Mrs. Gerard'
Marchand, Windsor spent' the
,weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
• Murray.
Dos Lane and son Jerry,
Toronto called . on Mii".--Mary
Moylan, ' , V.J. Lane,
Mr. and Mrs.. Joe A. Lane and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moylan on
Monday,
Miss Catherine • Ann Lane,
Sarnia spent Sunday with her.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe • A.
Lane.
Joe Murray and friend; T.D.
Bank, Barrie visited. his parents
over the weekend.
• "Old._ Timers" card. party,
Thursday, March 10 in K. of C.
Hall, 2.4 p.m. Let's see 'you there.
they are interested in them. This
is very imports.
snow removal costs since
January 1 have ,reached $381 000
in flibhert Township, and all the
bills are not yet in.
A report presented at a March
2 meeting ' of the Towns*
Council indicated that bulltioiing
and snowblower costs. as well as
expenses for repairs to machinery
and for new tires will push the
costs ' even .higher.
Representatives of the council
attended a special meeting with
the Ministry or Transporation and.
Communications in. Stratford on_
Tuesday March 8, to .seek
assistance from- the government
in meeting these expenses.
In other business at the
meeting, council decided to
recommend to the Mitchell 'and
District Planning BaOrd that in
the case of ammendments to the
official plan, each Township School in Guelph to complete :the
should bear the costs of rts'-own- second halrof a two year course.
ammend ments.
A grant of $50 per child, to a
maximum of • six' children was
approved by council to send
representati on to the Scout.
Jamboree in' P.E.I. in ' June.
Members of the Cromarty Scout
Troup will attend the Jamboree.
• 'Council, accepted a• rider of
Cds-W.:$38:,00
$4,00 per $100 to the Townships
liability for farm operated
snowblowers used during the
winter.
Permission was granted- by
council for the installation 'of a
trailer in the. township in
connection with a -father son'
operation, with an agreement that
the trailer Must be moved if and
when th,e agreement ceases.
The trailer • will be installed
subject • to Health Unit
permission.
Council will suggest to the
Mitchell' and District Community
Centre Board that the Air Cadets
be allowed free use of the
facilities on June 5 if
circumstances of the 'daily
operation of the arena permit.
Jim Diehl, grader operator, will•
be sent to the Mahoney Road -
• Council appointed Reeve Ross
McPhail to represent Hibbert on
the Upper Thames River
Conservation Authority for a two
year period. •
The Clerk has been instructed
by council to submit the 1977 road
budget and supplimo.ntary budget
to assist in the purchases of a new
grader over the -two year , term of
council..He Was also instructed to
apply for the balance of the 1976
subsidy.
was Mrs. Harry Strang, Exeter:.
Mr. and Mrs: John Templernan
and family were Thursday even,
ing dinner- guests of Rev: and
Mrs„ Bruce Eaton and family.
Mr. and Mrs., Henry Harburn
are holidaying in the sunny south,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Rob Templeman
visited Sunday with Miss Carol
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Correspondent Mrs. Phillip Rock is a patient in construction buSiness, owned two
MrS. Lavern Wolfe _ the-samehospit'al, Wishing them buses arid-took care of the hall Visiting with Miss—.""Marie both a speedy recovery and school there. Their family, is Meyer for a few days was her Miss Susan Diegel, who is, scattered far from home in Two
sister. Miss Edith Meyer, Detroit, employed at Fram Canada,- is Hills, Jasper, Red Deer and
Four sisters were happy to be visiting with her sister Mrs. Linda California, .- together at the same home. They Nieuwkuyli and daughters Mr. Haney had two brothers,
are Mrs. Herman Leonhardt and Jennifer, Sherri and Karielyn in ' from here who went out west to. Mrs. Ordelia Wilson, Newstead. 'Stratford. • visit them but unfortunately they and her daughter, mrs.: Janice Mr. and Mrs. , Edward didn't get to see Bert but
Pulfuss and children „ from Scherbarth Sr., Brodhagen have attended the funeral. He was laid
Mildmay. • . taken up residence M the new to rest in High. RiVer. -
Lenten services started last,
Wednesday evening and will.
continue . through Lent • every
Wednesday evening at 8:30 at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod-
hagen with Pastor Hag conduct-
ing the memorial 'services.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown
enjoyed the weekend with the
latter's brother and sister-in-law-
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Armstrong
and her 'Mother Mrs. Etta Arm-
strong who is residing at the same
home for the winter months in
Grand Bend.
Darrell Wolfe ' spent the
vveekend-with his --grandriarents--
Mr. and Mrs: Lavern Wolfe and
his dad Lorne Wolfeand brother
Dale. At the same home Were.
Miss Wendy Harper and Larry
Oakley, all from Kitchener: They
alSo attended the snowmobile
races at the Community Centre in
Brodhagen on Saturday.
The University of Western Ontario will be offering courses during Evening and Day Summer
School in CLINTON. All classes-will meet in CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL:
'INTERVIEWS
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BEGINNING:WGIKTOWARD A B.A. DEGREE?
Miss Angela Armitt,, the Director of Summer School and Extension Hepartment,
• The University of Western Ontario will be conducting interviews on
Monday, Mdith 14th, 1977
Correspondent
Vincent Lane
I was recently approached .by a
one time soccer player, why I did
not mention in my columnat 2
weeks ago, about -St. ,Columban
being a noted soccer, town, He
'Was not critical, and I explained to
him that while that is not exactly
history (which I steered away
from), it does date back to 1920
and at that time and up to about
1940, it was called football.
Many championship • teams
competed in the H.F.A. "Huron
Football Assoc,,',' Since the arrival
of new Canadians, it is now called
soccer, and requires greater skill
and team combination and as I
viewed, it's more interesting to
watch. And as I say not it's .that
knock him down, drag hiM out,
type of sport.
St. columban has competed
very successfully in the London
and district soccer, both in 2nd
and 3rd division and I understand
will enter a, team in each division
this -year.
They also have Champion pee
wee team forhoys up to 13 yrs, as
well as bantams to 16, so that
material will be available for the
leture. Keep in-mind thafwe do-
,get help from Dublin. While they
do not compete in soccer, they in
turn get help from us in many
other team sports.
Why bother with all this'kid
stuff? (You may be s a
lot of expense and time
consuming. Personally I would
consider it time and money well
spent. I have often said, give me a
boy or girl that. I can interest in
sports or music and I can assure
you a good future citizen,
It helps to grow strong minds
and bodies and with their studies,
they find little "tine for other
nonsense. Perhaps because we
have been , successful in team
sports over the' pit; credit can be
given to parents, and friends of
players who support them with
their attendance by showing them
Hillside Nursing Home. They
„lived here for years. They are
sorely 'missed in this community
when we thiirdt of all''the good
times we had together at our farm
forums. Every Monday night we
would meet and 'go from. ohe
home to 'another and, alwayS
looked forward to going to the
Scherbarth home.' They 'were
good Sports. Hoping ,they will
have many, happy years there
together,
Sincere sympathy to•Mrs. Bert
Haney '(Vera, Lillian, Joan, Bob
and,Peggy AnMin the death of her
-husband -1n4-their- father,. pert
Haney from Millerville, Alberta,
who died suddenly in his home.
Parents were-Mr. and Mrg. John
Leonhardt from this community
and they attended St. Peter's
- Lutheran Church, Brodhagen.
Mr. and Mrs. Haney were very
active and owned and operated a
Cerrespondent
Mrs. John Templeman
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Rev. Bruce Eaton left oni the
weekend for an overseas mission
assignment in Zaire tfermerly the
Belgian Congo). HeMwill do well
drilling work under the sponsor'-
ship of the Presbyterian Church
4" THE HURON EXPOSITCYI, kiARC1-1 10, 1977
St. Columban
Why support kids,' sport.
Rey. foto-ft to Zaire
Notice to All UWO Bdension Students
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THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
SUMMER SCHOOL AND EXTENSION DEPARTMENT
SUMMER SCHOOL 1977
• holidays , with his grandparents
last week. Visiting at the •same
home were their daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Gibb, Katherine and Jamie.
Neighbours and friends of Mrs.
Katie Querengesier will be glad
to hear she has returned to her
' home after enjoying holidays with
her daughters and son-in-law's.
Welcome back , Mrs.
Querengesser.
Sorry to hear Mrs. Louisa
' Hoppinrath has returned to the
Seaforth Community Hospital
where she is confined, '
We are Very pleased to see our
new -neighbours Moving in today.
it will be geed td see next door lit, . • up ,agam. Welcome to Mr. 'and
• Mrs. Andrew Buck ,-Dougy David
and DOnald from Sebringyille.
Mr. Buck said it .will be a month
or so till the store is opened.,
Neighbours and friends of
Keith Siemon are glad he, has,
' returned to his home last week
from University Hospital, London
and are pleased at the progress
, he is making. Hoping it won't be
long till his leg is as good as ever.
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The planning committee for the
"Hi Neighbour" get actutainted
party planned by the Staffa
Women's Institute for March 30,
met Wednesday at the home of
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Ladies from' Cromarty Presby-
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Examinations, July 20th and 21st.
5:15 p.m, - 7:45 p.m. History 134 (The United States, Colonial Period to the Present)
7:45 p.m. - 10:15 p.m. English 020 (General Literature and 'Composition)
7:45 p.m. - 10115 p.m. Psychology 170 (Social Psychology)
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8:00 a.m. • 10:30 a.m. English 260 (Literature of the Victorian Period, 1832=1900)
10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. IReliglous Studies 023 (introdu-ction to Religion)
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