The Huron Expositor, 1979-06-28, Page 5•6'E HU
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•ST. PATRICK'S SEPARATE SCHOOL GRADS Grade 8
graduates from the Dublin school were honoured Tuesday
night. They are, from left front,
Michelle, Rowland,, Debby
Vandenberk, Anne Marie Kelly,: Diane. Maas,,Theresa
Kramers, Joyce Dietrich, Michelle O'Rourke, .Patricia Frericks
. Second, Michael ,McCarthy, Joe Eckert, Terry Crowley, Tom
Uniac, David Louwagie,•.Henry. Poppe, Bob Schoofderwoerd
Third, Philip Vandewalle, Jay McKeown, Charles Nyland.
Fourth, Pat Williams, Greg Ryan,; Jeff McLaughlin,Joan
Eckert, Ken McGrath, Gord Murray., ;, Back Kevin Culligan,
g n,
Tom Turner, Mike Bruxer, Ed Maloney, Dave: Murray, Maloney,n"
P and
Paul Reynen.
(Expositor Photo)
RURAL, FIRE — Seaforth firemen were called outnorth of Dublin last
Thursday when'a dismantled threshing machine on the back ofat ruck.
caught on fire. The truckers, who worked for McClelland and ' Sons,
Ingersoll, were taking the 'machine in for scrap when it caught on fire:
• (Expositor Photo)
A.cCide nts
Seaforth police investga-
ted a rash of minor hit and.
run accidents in the past
week.
On:, Wednesday, June 20;
Hamilton"''Stebben. of R. R.
#4, Stratford parked a Ford
pickup next to the welding
shop on Main Street. When
he returned later in :the
afternoon, the Left rear cor-
ner' of the, truck had been.
smashed,' causing approxi-
mately $100 in damage
On Friday, June. 22,'6011-
ald
2 Don-
ald Tunney's car, parked
behind Dr. Toll's; office on
, Main Street, ' was struck
7 during the night, receiving
approximately S200' in dam-
ages:.
Nurses' visit
Correspondent
MRS. MARG: HVLLEY
527-1886'
Several parents of the
Grade eight Graduation
Class of 1979 attended the
graduating ceremonies held
on Tuesday afternoon at
Seaforth Public School
Mr, Otto Walker, Cromar
ty, accompanied by Kenneth
Walker, London, visited with
Bob' and Marg . Hulley on
Sunday. Also visiting at the
"same home were Sandra
Hulley, London, Linday Wert.
therall, London, Bob Willey
Jr, of Newmarket, and Janet
Bray ofThames`Road.
Sandra and Linda are both
1979 graduates of the School
of Nursing, Victoria Campus,
and they attended the Gra
u-
aien Dinner held Saturday
evening in honour: of,rthe
dass. They will race'm'e their
Graduation Diplomas at the
Graduation ceremonies on
Thursday.
Debbie Hulley a'qccompan-
led by Marjorie and Janet
Rock visited with Craig Hack-,
well of Walton who is a
patient in Seaforth Public
Hospital: Craig had the
misfortune to break his leg
and will be in hospital for
some time.
Francis and Carol Hunt,
and Isabel! Hunt attended
the Cunningham Reunion at
Fisherman's Cove on Sunday
Meg. Sandra, and Marlon
Hunt are with their grand,
n
Later the same day, a car
belonging to.. Kim Birch: of
Goderich was parked behind
the Commerical Hotel, where
she is employed. When Ms
Birch finished: work, • she
found her • scar had been
pushed forward 15 feet into a
bush and the bumper and
trunk sustained approxi-
mately $75 in damages. All
three hit: and run accidents
are still under investigation.
Staff at • the Jack and Jill
Shop, Main Street reported a
skirt was stolen Monday
afternoon in a shoplifting
incident. The skirt was val
Winthrop:
#fgat
ued at 530 and the matter is
still under investigation:
.Police also investigated..
on, e incident of vandalism.
when a 'side window in a
Main St home was smashed
by a beer bottle sometime
during the weekend.
Police, chief John Cairns
reported there have been
several complaints from
High Street residents about a
raccoon: raiding. garbage on
the' street. The police .-chief
,said residents assume the
animal has a litter of young..
The Ministry of Nautral
Resources Staff have been
Contacted and plan to use an
open cage.• to trap the animal
for removal to another area.'
Constable Peter Van Meek
eren graduated Friday,`from
the Aylmer police College,
after successfully completing
his 15 weeks of training. The
•constable placed high among
parents Gordon and Ruby ' the graduating class.'
Hili holidaying at Foleyet'in Chief John Cairns said
northern. Ontario ' for the this is thefirst time since he
week, has been chief of police in
Seaforth that 'all the police-
men have 'been trained offi-
cers.
Staffs
.Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345.2346
A large crowd attended the
127th anniversary of.
Cromarty ' Presbyterian'
Church on Sunday June 24
when Rev. K. Knight chose
for his sermon "A time to
Look",
Duringthe children's story
a, birthday cake with lighted
candles was brought in and
the children
gathered round
the table to blow out the
candles. Two lovely anthems
were sung by the thoir
accompanied by Mrs: John.
Scott the organist:
Immediately following the
service the two cairns in the
cemetery were dedicated -
by Rev. K. Knight with Mr.
Tom Scott and Miss Kathy
McKellar cutting the ribbon,
Mr'. Larry Gardiner chairman
of the cemetery board gave a
few words of introduction
and Mr.. Eldon Allen
expressed the appreciation of
the congregation. The ladies
of the congregation served
lunch iii the church basement
when a time of fellowship
wan enjoyed by all.
Confirmation class :. visits
Host
BYwpfat OKE
School bun, operators with
contracts with, the Huron -
Perth County Roman Catho-
he Separate School board will
be required; 10 increase their
insurance coverage from $1'
million to $2 million, effee.
tive September 1.
At the board " rneetin in
Dublin Monday an increase
Oa $1.00 per day was appro-
ved for drivers of board -ow-
ned buses, bringing their
daily pay to $20.40 for the
1979 M 80 school, term. An
increase of 25 cents per
hour will be paid to drivers
of board owned buses for
extra curricular driving tinter.
bringing their rate to $S.25.
per hour .
During the summer , of
1977, the board purchased a'
12 -passenger van and had a
mechanical loading .device
installed to provide'transpor-
tation for Peter Doherty to
Kingsbridge school. The cost
of the equipment was fully
paid by provincial grants.
When Pete starts atter
ding- Goderich District Col.
929 members
Correspondent
MRS LAVERN WOLFE
345-2757
Thanks for all the lovely
flowers which beautified St.
Peter's. Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen. The flowers on
the altar whereplaced there
by Susan Scherbarth and Erie.
Lazear in, honour of their..
wedding on Saturday.
There was. a basket of
pretty flowers placed there
from the funeral of the late
Elmer Koehler ,o1 is family,.
also a basket of nice flowers
came from the family of the
late Mrs. Minnie Hoppen-
roth. .
A large number 'of adults
and children 'attended` the
annual congregational picrdc
held atthechurch on Sunday
June 24th. 'Due, to the cool
weather the service was held
in the churchfollowed by a
pot luck dinner in the base-
went.
Children with perfect
attendance at. Sunday school
reeived: pins and prizes
went to Rudoph Bauer
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oldest person at the icnic,
pR ,
Jeremy Beuermanyoungest
child and Elaine Dietze for
the marked chair. All the
children enjoyed races and
games outside even some
adults
joined in 'humorous..
relays.
Theafternoon concluded
with ice-cream treat, for
everyone.
• Mrs. Ford Dickison
accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs: Robert Gibb of Glencoe
travelled to Toronto Friday
June 8th to welcome home
her daughter Glenda from
Africa, She has completed
her term under the Sudan
Interior Mission teaching
English at Tsikiti Primary
School, Niger West Afric a.
in September she .plans to
further her studies . at
Columbia Bible College,
McKillop
South. Carolina, - Stauch, Kitchener. Mr. and
. Friends and neighbours of Mrs.: Weimer. Rose of
Mrs. Edwin' Gloor Niagara on the Lake and all.
sorry to hear she is a patient attended .the service. at St.
in Stratford General Hospital Peter's Lutheran Church.
due to surgery Wng her a Visiting with Mrs. Lavern
speedy recov?ry. Wolfe and 'Dale were Mrs..
Lorne and Betty Wolfe Mickey McCloy of Stratford
visited with• their uncle Sam and Darrell Wolfe of
and aunt Evelyn Wolfe, in. Kitchener who also, attended
Monkton the Buck and Doe ,party for
Pastor Arthur ' .Horst Susan Scherbarth and Eric
welcomed many visitors Lazear at thehome of Dennis
especially the confirmation Bennewies.
class of 50 years ago. The A number of people in the
L.C.W:.. Ladies served • a area attended the wedding of
delicous dinner in the church' E ' L d • Susan
•
following : the:. morning ser- Scherbarth this weekend.
vice. George and. :Hellen Guests were present. from
Gloor were hosts . to the :' California; New York,
confirmation class and Pastor Florida, Michigan and.
-and Mrs. Arthur Horst who'g
various:
all enjoyed ' an meal p1aces to Ontario.
'evening Prior to the wedding,
:and social hour. Mrs;Hellen Susan was honoured. by' her
Gloor was Che of the class of re
relatives es and neighbours
16 (who: are all still living) when she received. many
confirmed . at St- Peter's gifts at a linen shower held at
Lutheran Church Brodhagen the township hall in
50 years ago. Ten members !Bornholm. Lunch was
with their spouse or a friend bEy Velma Proute'r, 'Dorothyserved
attended. . ' Wolfe,'Marlene Tow nsend,
They were Verna Sholdice and Dorothy Elligsen.
Stratford; Carrie Arbuckle,
Susan and Eric were: also
Linwood, Adelia Stauch of guests of honour at a 'Buck
Kitchener, Verna East, .a
and. Doe party at the home
o' m ` sen of
Mitchell, N rma Elligsen of Dennis Bennewie§. This
Logan, "Valerie. Elligsen of outdoor.•
get-together of
Bauer
soarH. d ric'f.
Logan n; d Wilmer •Rose of
organSusanizedanbEy Sharon Smriends wasith of
Niagara -on -the -Lake, . John London. Another shower was
Siemon: They all enjoyed • : arranged ` for Susan in:..
themselevs:. Congratulation Burlington b
. Jennifer
are extended to the class: s
Thompson. This event was
Visiting with; Mrs. Erwin attended by 'friends Susan.
Leonhardt were her sen -in acquired whilestudying, at
law and daughter Kon, the University of Guelph
Donna Tompon,ofLondonanii Susan . SeSch: erbartti received'
also visited Mr. Erwin her 'B. Adegree at the
'Leonhardt who is a patient in. Convocation held at the
Seforth Community Hospital. niversity of Guelph on June
They were accompanied by' 6 The convocation.
Mrs . df. ceremonies were attended by
A .numberLeonharL.C.W. Ladies Mr. and
• Mrs. Edward
of St.. Peter's Brodhagen "' Scherbarth, 'sister Christine
attended a June St. and Eric Lazear.
Columban - Social Wednesdaaty
Guests at the home of Mr.
evening and Mrs. Edward Scherbarth
Visitors with Mrs. Katie this past week . were Mrs.
Oue�enge$sec • last Sunday Anne Snyder. ' of Delray
were Pastor and Mrs. John Beach, Florida; Mrs. Marie
Arbuckle.' Linwood, Russel & Koehler of Boynton. Beach,
Verna Sholdice. Stratford.
Florida; Joanne Lazear and
' Carl and Valerie Elligsen Robert Amkraut, both of
McCowans visit Lions Head
Correspondent
MRS. ED REGELE
527*1106
Mr, and Mrs. Robert
McCowan visited with Mr.
and Mrs, Tom Hey at Lion's
Headon the weekend:
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Regele on Tuesday
evening. were Mr, and Mrs.
Ben Wilson of Winthrop and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner of
Brodhagen and oit Friday
afternoon Mr; and Mrs, Reg
Schultz of Blyth and on
Sunday Mrs. Irene Munn of
Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold'.
McCallum attended the 25th
Wedding anniversary of Mr
and Mrs. Jim Stevens, at
Listowel on Friday evening,
Mrs, Harold
Mc
catium
was hostess to a number of
ladies one evening last week
to a Luwasa Plant Party,
Mrs. Shirley Heisler of
London was the
demonstrator.
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y 1ti a. yy.Wy rev
legiate Instjtate, the Huron,
County Board +4f' Education
has elected: 'to .contract Ser-
vice for hisattendance at
school, thus terminating the
responsibility of the Huron
-Perth separate 'board. The
van: will be returned to the
hoard. As there is: no imme-
diate need for the "life', the
board has agreed to let the'
Doherty faniily instal it on
their Own van, on a month -to-
month -basis. without; charge,
for a period': not exceeding
two years, or until required
by, the board, providing the
cost of removal isabsorbed
by the Doherty family, The
board decided it would not be
advisable to dispose of this,
equipment and suffer nega-
tive grant on the sale,.
No decision has been made
as: tohow the board; willuse
the van.
Gaetan Blanchette of Ecole
Ste Marie, Zurich, was ap-
pointed
Ppointed principal at St. Boni-
face school, Zurich; and
Laurie Kraftcheck of St.:
Michael's School, Stratford,.
was appointed principal of
MAUREEN . DELANEY,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs..
Joseph Delaney, ' Dublin,
graduated from Fanshawe
College on June 21,; 1979, in
the • Legal ' Secretarial Pro-
gram, and was awarded the
Outstanding; Student Award
for the Legal Secretarial Div-
ision. A graduate of Seaforth
• District High
School
Maureen is now employed by
Waghorn, Stephens & de
Young law firm in St. Marys.
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Phone -02
e52:
7 40
-Precious Blood School, FAO.
alar; Marl? Bannon will be
transfered. to $t- Aloysius
Schook. Stratford, from St,
Immaculate; Mrs, Linda Kis-
trier was hired as a teacher, at
St. James School, Seaforth;
Miss Mary Jenkins ps: a.
teacher at Seaforth,, :M%ss
.Elaine Jeffrey as .a part-time:
teach (50 per cent), (French.
teacher =- Itinerant) at Pre -
cions Blood School; Exeter,
and Our :Lady of Mount
Carmel school: Miss Matht-
Ida Marten;. hired, as, a.
Principal's Relief teacher (90
per cent), :at St. Boniface
School,Zurich; Mrs, Cleo
Smith as a Special Education
teach (50 per cent) at St.
Patrick's. School, Kinkora;,
Mrs, Helen Stewart, Music.
Teacher, to have 20 per, cent
of her teaching responsibili-
ties transferred from Immacu
late Conception School to St.
Michael's School, Stratford --
this for 1979 -- 80 school term
her 40 per cent teaching time
will be spent St. Joseph's
School, Stratford (20 per
Cent) and at St,. Michael's
School, Stratford (20 per
cent); Mrs. Mary Hoy, Music,'
Teacher to have 10 per cent
of her teaching responsibili-
ties
esponsibilities:transferred • from St.
Ambrose School, Stratford,
to Immaculate Conception
School, Stratford; thus her.
1970 - 80 teaching time (40"
per cent) will be. St. Patrick's
School, Kinkora (20 per,
cent), St, Ambrose School,
Stratford (10 per cent) and
Immaculate Conception.
School Stratford ` (10 per
cent).
Mrs. Stella Farwell, returns,
ing from. ':her leave -of- ab-
sence, will be placed on 'staff
at St. Columban School.
All the above appoint-
hementir1, s are1979-
effective Septem
Sister Loretta Hagen of St„
Mary's School. ;Goderich will
be transferred to .Our Lady c f'
Mount Carmel Scheel..effec
Live: September l4
Peter Gununow' wasap.
pointed custodia'; at,
fminsety..
late Conception, School. in
Stratford, effective July 1.
Three trustees who have
returned from attending con-
ventions in Vancouver, Bri-
tish Columbia, gave reports.
They were John O'Drowsky
who attended the. Second
World Congress of Education
and Keith ,Montgomery who,
attended the same: conven-
tion; and Gregory Fleming
who attended the Canadian.
Catholic: 'Trustees convenion.
in Vancouver from June 13 to
,i6. They all reported .the
esi
oonyentjons interesting and
stimulating,
Two trustees, who atten-
ded the conventions, Michael
Connolly and Tim McDonnell
had not returned in the time
for the meeting ',Monday as
they had extended their time
ut the' West for a holiday.
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