The Huron Expositor, 1985-07-17, Page 4A4 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 17, 1985
B SIDE RUNNERS-UP in a Pee Wee Fastball tournamdht held in conjunction with Dublin
Fest Saturday was this team from Dublin. According to team members they played a "hard
game" but 4ost In the B finals by a disappointing 15 to 12 score. In games previous t: the
final Dublin beat Cromarty 21-7, and lost 20-4 to Stratford. Members of the team are; (back)
'Doug Fuhr, Don Poppe, Terry Sloan, Ross Schoonderwoerd, Jason Schoonderwoerd, Ken
hoonderwoerd and Ernie Fleming. (front) Dale McCarthy, Brian Cocpk, Stephen Ryan,
9r Cook and Jim O'Reilly. ' (Mcllwraith photo)
Lazear family back home
mates. will Scherbarth is also home with his
parents for an indefinite period after an
absence of a few months.
Local friends and neighbors attended the
25th Wedding Anniversary for Bob and Rose
Robinson on Friday evening. A supper was
held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen with a social evening following at
the Robinson home.
Baskets of spring flowers in the chancel at
St. Peter's Church on Sunday morning were
from the funeral of George Sheerin which was
held Saturday at Lockhart's Funeral Home in
Mitchell.
• Brodhagen Correspondent
MRS. BARB SCIIE RBARTH
345-2298.
Mark and Wanda Swanson and Dennis and
Joyce Westman and girls were home last
weekend with their parents, Carl and Betty
Vock. On Saturday the families visited with
Doug and Cathy Vock in Seaforth.
Eric and Sue Lazear and son Blake were
home from Portland, Oregon with Sue's
parents, Edward and Margaret Scherbarth.
While in the community they visited relatives
and renewed old acquaintances and room -
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DUBLIN AND AREA
Hibbert UCW makes outing
Staffa Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TE,1'LPLEMAN
345-2346
The members of Hibbert United Church
Women shared an enjoyable outing when
they travelled to Stratford, first to have
luncheon' together at a restaurant, and then to
meet in the park to conduct their July
business mee Chairperson for the day .
was Mary Dow.
STRIP
Staffa Woes Institute members and
friends en`jej)etd a mini bus trip on Friday,
July 5, travelling first to the ARC industries
in Dashwood. There they were given a tour.
The second stop was in Grand Bend at the
Lambton rlMtttnty Museum, where WI mem=
bets enjoyed the quilt display. On the way
home thf.v had a tour of the Grand Bend
Water Works.
BRIDALSHO W ER -
Kathy Hulley was honored recently with a
bridal shower held in the Cromarty Church
Basement. Joyce Miller chaired the program
consisting of piano instrumentals by Sara and
Sherri Elliott, step -dancing by Christena
Miller, and accord= selections by Taunya
Van Allen. Joanne Wallace conducted some
contests and read an address of good wishes
to the bride-to-be.
Kathy was assisted,n opening her gifts by
Kathy McKellar, Mrs. Bill Hulley, Mrs.
Calvin Hulley and Mrs. Dalton, Fischer.
The evening was planned by Pat Wallace
and Joyce Miller and dosed with a social
hour.
PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs, John Templeman have.. provinces -
returned from a holiday where they visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Greer, Ormstown,
Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson,
Marysville, Ontario, Mrs, Pat Donovan,
Milton, and Mrs. Jim Neilson and baby son
"James Justin" in St. Catherines.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman, Carrah and
Cain, enjoyed a few holidays in the Kingston
and Ottawa areas, where they visited the .
Fort, enjoyed a boat tour of the Thousand
Islands and visited the Parliament Buildings.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dow and children
have moved into the Hibbert United Church
manse in Staffa. We welcome them to the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott have returned
from an enjoyable holiday in the western
Alberta visitor ends St. Columban stay
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECIUA RYAN
345-2028
A miscellaneous shower was held recently
in the St. Columban parish hall for Barbara
Duffy, a bride-to-be later this month,
Barb is the daughter of Bob and Ruth
Duffy.
About 50 neighbors, relatives and friends
attended the shower given by the sisters of
the bride-to-be.
Barb received many useful gifts for which
she thanked everyone.
On July 4 a shower was held at the home of
Martin and Terry Murray of Seaforth. It was
given by Darlene Murray of Kitchener and
'Gracious lady' turns 85
Camilla (Millie) Evans of Dublin will mark
her 85th birthday tomorrow, July 18. Last
weekend, friends and family gathered to help
her celebrate.
Born July 18, 1900, she is the daughter of
the late John and Louisa Murray of McKillop
Township and the wife of the late Francis
Evans of Dublin, whom she married June 28,
1926. Since her marriage she has lived in
Dublin.
They had three children - Marie, Bill and
Joan. Marie and her husband Jack Cleary live
in London, Bill and his wife Mary (Connolly)
live in Niagara and Joan and her husband
Jerry Mayman live in Long Island, New York.
Mrs. Evans has eight grandchildren -
Joanne, Colleen, Jim and David Evans,
Karen and Kevin Cleary, and Kathryn and
Peggy Mayman. She also has two great
grandchildren - Nicole and Michael.
She is the sister-in-law of Marie Melady of
Dublin and Steve Murray of McKillop
Township.
"We all know what a friendly and gracious
person Millie is," says Marg Rowland, a
niece, "She has that special gift of always
making you feel welcome in her home."
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attended by Barb's friends.
A surprise shower was held in London for
Barb by her co-workers at Victoria Hospital,
London..
Barb will marry Ed Van Roessel at St.
Columban Roman Catholic Church on July
27.
PEOPLE •,
Maureen Butters of Edmonton, Alberta
went home Saturday' after spending three
weeks visiting with her grandmother, Mary
Melady and other relatives in the area.
Steve and Anne Murray, Craig, Dean and
Mistie spent last week at a cottage in
Bayfield.
Jimand Karen Cronin and family visited on
Sunday with Jim and Bonnie Hogan of
Goderich.
Gerry and Karen Ryan hosted a family
get-together at their farm on Saturday for
relatives and friends of John and Helen
Warren of St. Walburg, Saskatchewan.
Attending the gathering were: Clarence
and Cecilia Ryan, Mary Jo and Mark, Louise
Ryan of Kitchener, Jade and Marg MacRae,
Jenny and Ian of London, Les, Laura and
Shannon Ward of Kitchener. Jim and Pat
Subject and children of Kitchener, Don and
Brenda Ryan and boys of Melbourne, John
and Helen Warren and boys, Delaine Cronin
of Dublin, Gary and Ann Cronus and Brent of
St. Columban, Wayne and Melita Cronin of
Seaforth, Dale Cronin and Susan Coveney,
Keith and Rita Kelly, Mary Lou, Joshua Kew
and friend. Pat and Bub Kelly and Linda all of
Stratford, Mike and Maureen Greulick of
New Hamburg and Frank Nolan of R.R. 1,
Dublin.
The evening featured a buffet supper with
a barbecued pig.
Kristen Van Rooijen of Waterloo visited
her cousins Morgan and Michelle Murray for
a couple of days last week,
Lack of choice
disappoints trustee
Wallace Township trustee Dereeic Ward is
disappointed no alternative could be found to
cancelling some courses at Listowel District
Secondary School.
A report presented at the June 18 meeting
of the Perth County board of education
showed that the courses involved just didn'!
have enough student enrolment to justi,y
their existence.
The courses being cancelled for this
coming school year and the number of
students interested in taking the course are
as follows: Grade 11 family studies (nutrition )
eight; Grade 11 family studies (clothing and
textiles), 14; Grade 12 family studies, five;
Grade 12 geography, nine; Grade 12 history,
13; Grade 12 French, eight; Grade 12
German, 12; Grade 13 German, seven ; Grade
12 data processing, 11; and Grade 12
management studies, 18.
In the spring, Mr. Ward had told of phone
calls he had received complaining of the
cancellation of the German classes.
The school board's report indicated the
students were less concerned about the
cancellation of the classes then were the
parents. Mr. Ward said that is normal.
"I'd like to register my disappointment
that we haven't been able to find some
alternative," said Mr. Ward.
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cutting out such courses as family studies
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