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4 THE HURON EPOSITOR,
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Kilbarc Ntit6s
SPS Glee Clu
piano was their direretor Mrs.
Giffin. Mrs'. George Ribey,
Secretary of the School, came along
also.
The choir included pupils from
Grades 4. 5. 6 and most of. the
songs chosen were familiar to the
tesidents. Their opening number
was "What Shall- We do with a
Drunken Sailor?" • followed by
"Down by the Old Mill Stream"
with .variations in the -wording
which were familiar to me. "Sing
FbIly . Weddle, doodle, all the
day"; "When You Wore a
Tulip"; "Whispering Hope";
"Swanee River"; "Home on the
Range"; "'Billy Boy."
I Was askedto thank the group.
and give a few comments. I told
them they were a spirited group
.who sang 'as though they„,,-were
enjoying 'themselves and
commented, on the 'number of
boys present and advised them to
keep'Singing. My experience has
taught' me that when boys get to
the changing voice stage they get
se nsitise about 'their voices and
won't sing. If trmy persist
(with proper training. they learn
to' sing parts• and their voices
.adjust to singing Men's parts
APRIL 6, 1978
• Ontario
MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS
THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975
_NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
TAKE N•OTICE 'THAT a Public Meeting of
The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario Will be
held at THE CANADIAN LEGION HALL, 48
ONTARIO STREET, KITCHENER, ONTARIO,
on FRIDAY, APRIL 21st, 1978, at the hour of
2:00 o'cloclein the afternoon, at which time
the Board will hear applications for new
licences in accordance witt1, The Liquor
Licence Aot an-d—R-egulat [arts--
g thereunder. '
The following establishment has applied
for a licence of the class indicated, and the
application will be entertained at the
aforementioned location and time.
Hessen Haus Restaurant
36 Main Street •
Seaforth,Ontarlo •
• Dining Lounge Licence
'AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any per-
ion who is resident in the municipality and
objects to any application may file the
grounds oflbjection in person at the time
and place of the meeting or in writing (copies
of which will be forwarded to applicant) to:
Executive Director,
Liquor Licence Board of Ontario,
55'Lakeshore Boulevercj East,
TORONTO, Ontario, M5E IA4.
(Confirmed from Page 4).
'A Brodhagen area 'bride-to-he
Miss Gaye Vischer had a number
of. Bridal showers in her honour-
prior to het: -Marriage to -Ronald
Webber. The first one was .
prepared and planned • by her
bridesmaids, Mrs. Janet Lovell
-held
Miss .Mary • Devereaux and
-held at the former's home. The
second was prepared and: planned
by the groom's sister-in-laws,
Mrs. Elaine. Webber' and Mrs.
Janice Webbeil The hostess for
the 'third 'one was, her grand-
. mother,' Mts. Adeline Diegel. It
was planned and prepared by her
aunts, Mrs. Ordelia McLoy and
Mrs.• Arlene Sommerville. Mrs.
Sam. Wolfe, and Mk. Lavern
Wolfe who • accompanied . Mts.
Wilfred Wolfe who are great
aunts of Gay's and were among
35 relatives . who gathered in
Shakespeare. Mrs:•.jey Elliot of
Brodhagen was 4t,• the same
• shower. The bride-to-be received
a phone call Of good-wishes from a
relative, in New Jersey.
Mrs. Rose Robinson and Jane
were hostesses for'ashowerwhen
Progressive Couit Whist was
, enjoyed by all. . Gaye .:.:received
many' lovely and usefUl gifts. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'VOck who
were accompanied by, the latter's
sister and brother-in-law Mr. -and
Mrs.•Bill CorniSh, toiamaica
and had an' enjoyable trip and
returned' to, their homes last.
week,.
Little Darrel' Josling said he
":as. :speeding three nights with
hisAinele and aunt, Mr. and. MrS.
David 'Matheson and cousins
-7DOnturand WO in LiSTO-wel
the Easter holidays.
Guests with Miss M arie Meyer
were- Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Meyer
and Miss -Clara- -Meyer . of
• Kitchener. Miss Edith- Meyer.
'Detroit, during Easter weekend.
They all attended the Leonhardt-
MeKenzie -wedding of their
nephew in Clifford on Saturday.
• •Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Se herbarth spent Easter with.Mr.
and Mrs. ,Ralph Schertitu.th and
sons in West Land Michigan.
Miss Lorraine Cigler of Paris.
tenor. or bas's..lf they work at this
seriously they will be able to join
a church choir and become a real
asset tq their community.
After, the singing the members
of the choir left their places to
mingle with the residents 'which
was a very enjoyable part of their
visit, They ,were friendly and'
wished us a "Happy Easter".
asked many their names., I found
that I had taught some of their
parents. The group then passed
generous plates of cookies which
were enjoyed by all. Thus ended a
very pleasant afternoon on a very
happy "'note."
Recent visitors: Mel Glanville
Hensalk-wirn Oliver McKay. He
took. Oliver for a drive in -the
Hensall area.
Ken Wilbee with his Mother,
Mrs. Edna Wilbee. Mrs. Norman
Schade, Mrs: Stewart McCall,
Mrs. Ralph McNichol. WARon,
with Mrs. Ed Miller. • Mrs. E.
Durst with her father, Reuben
Aiken s.
Mrs, Keith Horner, Zurich,
Don and Marilyn Hillis, Ingersoll,
and Tillsonburg with
Turnbull.
on Tuesday.
GueSts with Mr. Gordon Miller
Easter weekend were his 'sister,
Mrs. Toleda Beuerman of
Cambridge and Miss Linda Miller
of Kitchener.
David Buck enjoyed some
Easter holidays with Barry Mielke
in Sebringville.
There was, an error • in. last
week's Expositor: The confir-
mation elasS celebrated their 58
'anniversary. . •
• Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
accompanied Mr. Lorne Wolfe of.
Clinton to the home of Mr. and
MYSICi"ali"am- Russell and family,
Seaforth where they Were dinner
guests last Thursday.
The Brodhagen..4-H 'club met
in. the Btodhagen Community
Centre on March 28.' The toll call
was answered with an important
rule for babysitters. Members
discussed first aid, emergencies.
babysitting and child care also,
parents.'. responsibilities and
getting along with children.
Don Buck,, Sheridan College,
Brampton, visited with•his father,
Mr. • Andrew Buck, Dou,g ' and
Dave during the Easter holidays.
LOGO WINNER — Philip VantleW011e a Grade 7
student at St. Patrick's Separate School 'In' Dublin
won first Prize And was awarded $10 for his
contribution to the Centennial Committee'-s logo
contest. , (Expositor Photo)
Students win
logo coritet!
Philip Vandewarle.and 'M ichelle
Rowland, two Grade 7 students at
St. Patrick's Separate School in
• Dublin won $10 and $5. respect-
ively as first and second prizes for
their entries in the Dublin. gen-.
tennial. •
The contest sponsored by the
Dublin Centeanial 'Committee
was. open to anyone.. Mill:12:s logo
will be the one used during the
Centennial. MICHELLE ROWLAND
'Tie Dublin Fitness ' Fans
attended the Ribbon Township
council meeting at Staffa Hall
sMonday night as part of their
project on being a good citizen.
Mr, and Mrs. James Manfini,
Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Knowles and family, Galt,- Mr.
Luke Schoonderwoerd and family
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eckert
on Sunday. Mr. Joseph Eckert
was home for a few days and Went
back to Stratford Hospital on
Moteayr
A 190"-. • 'hie- club met
March 28 the • McKillop..
Freedom Finders met at the home
of Mrs. Darlene Ekel . Darlene
displayed how to bath a baby
correctly. Members also discuss-,
ed important ren'iinders of baby-
sitting• such as saftey, Members
worked on patches- for the 'knee
throw .
At their seventh meeting at the
regularly, Monday evenings
throughout the winter months at
St, Patrick's Community School.
Thanks go out to Mrs. Emma
Friend who devoted her free time .
to teach the method of quilting.
Congratulations to Mary Deloyer
who won the almost completed
quilt.
The next two-meetings of the
Moms and Tots wilr be held
Wednesday April 120, & April
26th 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. St. Patrick's
COmmunity -School. If you wish to
home of Carolyn Thompson
members discussed ways of keep-
ing fit such as fun exercises and
light and heavy work, They, also
discuised a field trip which' to be
'held April 22.
The members and another
learn, how to crochet be sure to
attetid.You don't have to be a
".!.Motx" to participate, ,
David Brown Coach is holding a
errs softba11.-'registration for
Squirt, Juvenile teams. 1 - 3:D0
P.M. Sunday, April 2nd and 9th.
Coaches are needed also so come
out and 'help if you can.
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus
- Stapleton, Mill Street South have
returned' from their vacation in
Sunny Florida.
St. •Columban
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murray and
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Nolan spent
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. James
Brown of Arthur.
Winners of St. Columban
Minor Soccer Draw were: $25.00
each, Li Wesenberg, Don
Moylan, Mark Murray, Angela
Ontario, holidays with Lesi
Wilson from 'Good Friday till
Easter Monday hen she
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne
Wilson and Lesi, to her horrie
.-,,y-where they were guests with Mr.
and Mrs. hardy Cigler in' Paris:'
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross ,
Wood and ,family on Easter Day .
was ' the latter's mother Mrs.
Wilfred Wolfe,* Warren, Faye
and Kenneth. Linda and Clayton
Markle of Guelph, Wayne, Wolfe.
and Marie Herlick of
Stratford.
Mrs. Henry' Wise: was'
pleasantly S'urptised when Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Rose came to
visit her on Monday.
' • Friends and neighbours of Mrs.
Harold Smyth , will be pleased to
hear she has returned to het'
'home with her daughter Mrs.
Ford :Dickison from the
COmmunity Hospital, Seaforth,
where she was a patient for three
weeks., • ,
Mr. Robert , French attended
the funeral . of the late Mr.
Howard Brown which was held at
Peebles Funeral Home in Atwood •
By Mabel Turnbull •
-Staff News. Hearty congratula-
tions to Miss .Vicki Andsrson, a
former member of the .staff and
now with Woodstock Regional
_centre and to Miss Nancy Clayton
of the staff. Both these graduate
nurses wrote their R.N. examin-
ations. They received the good
news last week of their success,
Mrs. Mac, Watterworth
recentiy.reutrned from a holiday
in Phoenix Arizonan -where •she
visited her parents; Mr. an dMrs..
Mel Clarke.
Mrs Arnold Stinnissen left this
week for Amsterdam, Holland,,
Where will meet her eldest
son. Al ill join in the celebration
of liCr Mother's birthday.
Mrs. Dave Muir .has 'returned
from visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs, Carl Dalton in St.
Petersburg, Florda.
•Mrs.. Dave LongstatT, R.N.,
Director of Nurses is enjoying a
well-earned holiday.
Congratulations to Jim Baker
Who celebrated his birthday,
March 21. '•
The Jr. Glee 'Club from
Seat.° rth Public School came, to
the Home and sang for . use A t the
Shower honours
... , ....
Gaye -Fischer
Girls learn about babysitting
grbup will be going back
hot' vvart , and Vigeo Caspersen; heronage and then enjoying h, ,,,S
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