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THE EllEGN EXPOSITOR, SE44FORTII, ON.I'., JULY ,
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MRS. VlA1tTHA� MUEGGE '
°BRODHAGEN. — Mrs, -Martha,
•Catherine M•uegge, 80, died Wed-
nesday-at
ednesdaywat the; home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Rbck, of R.R. 1,
Dublin. She was .born:inLogan
township, the former Mary . Apel,
a daughter of the late' August Apel
and bis, wife, the :'former' Julie.
'Sander.
She lived 'in Fullarton township
fora time; but $pent mast - of her
life in Logan township. She wars,
married to William Muegge, March
8; 1898. He •died December ':25th,
1930. She was a member, of St.
Peter's . Lutheran Church, ;Brod.
hagen
Surviving are three sons, Harry:
of Bornholm; Walter, . Logan, and
Edwin, Calgary; two daughters,
Mrs'. Albert. (Edna) Rock, Dublin,
and. Mrs. Howard (Clara)` Wettlau=='
• fer,••lylitehell; 10 grandchildren and
two great grandchildren:
She: is the last surviving mem-
ber -of the immediate family.,r One
brother and three sisters . prede-
ceased. bei.. • '
The remains rested at the Heath -
Leslie funeral home,; Mitchell,. until'.
•
-was made to, St. Peter's Lutheran
;--Church, Brodhagen ;for service at
3 ,p.m.Rev. `E. • J. Fischer (Afloat -
ed and burial was in the. adjoitiing
cemetery.12.noon, Saturday; when removal
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TUCKERSMITId CORN CIS[TB
—The -seeded -•meeting falia_711_ck-
ersinith Corn Club .was . held on
June .23 at :;Haugh,: Bros.'`
farm:
They- showed all their corn equip
ment, :Following this, :a short meet-
ing was held at. which 'Bruce: Colo
man .:,told of :-some corn diseases
and insects.
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TUCKERSMITH GRAIN CLUB
The third:' meeting. of Tucker
smith Grain Club was held at Sea
forth District; High School with 10.
attending Club ,business was tak-
en up with' booklets. being handed
out. Gorden'McGaviir showed mov-,;
ies . on the World Plowing Match.
The. ,4 -II Club trip will be to Guelph:
en,'Thursday, July 9 The August
meeting will ` be on:"August 5, at
8:30.' pm., •at,SDHS.:.'
IIIILLERIMCDOUGALL REUNION
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'.Ideal' ' "eather ' made for' _ a"
enjoyable picnic at ;Mitchell; park
onJune- 20 when. 'about $2 of. the:
Miller:McDougall clan gathered• for
this•`thirteenth annual reunion. ; A
• prograni of games and races -were
conducted 'by , Mr. ;and Mrs, 'Bill_
Lamport.
Winners were: girls nnder:•seven,
Darlene Teiiipleman; boys under
• seven, James Miller, girls, • 8-10,
. Joan 'Antis .;'..boys 8-10; Don.Upshall; •
girls; 11 and- over,;, Edna'_1VIiller;
boys,r,11 ':and over, . Ken, `'Annis;
boys'" and :girls' relay, marble ands
spoon,. Glen`Lamport's si a :petar
to and paper :plate.raee,;Edna 1VMi1
ler; .'.young, ladies' race;' Edna Mil-
ler; 'ladies.;kick the-Slipper-F.-Mar-
lon:
he; slapper .Mar-
ion::Lamport men kiek.•the.°Slip
per, 'Bill• Lamport; :novelty: race,
li eld couple; Mr..
Don rUsha1L b ndfbut-
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and Mrs: Harold ,Clark; most but-
tans, ;:Mrs..: ;Norman,, Robinson;,
thread the. needle, ,Art Rhode; old
est lady present Mrs.Lizzie Camp
bell; largest family,�`Mr, and Mrs;
'John,';Templeriian; youngest; `baby,:
ItIr. and Mrs.. John .Templeman;•
the person. cornrng:=;the. farthest,:
`Mrs.:.Alma Webb - •:
A • bountiful supper was 'served
tinder'-the"convenership orMr,.and`
Mrs: Leslie Miller, and at this brie
the election of officers tock place
president;Wilfred. Annrs; wiee-
president; "Alviit CoIe; seeretafy»:
treasurer, Mrs. Wilson McCartney; .
'sports' committee, 'Mr:• and.. NTrs.
'Harold Clark;.. ,lunch comniittee
Mr.,. and M.rs,; Art Rhede ,•
The 1.960`picnie•'wr11 ,be held at
Miteh'ell ;park the third' Saturday
in ;Jane,
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The • annual; Sunday. School .pic-
nic will be held on Thursday, July
16, at Seaforth Lions Park. Every-
one are•to bring their own -dishes.
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Music by:
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10 p.m. to 1;30 a.m.
ADIVIISStON 75e
MR:, ANb MRS- "WILL4AIVI, FORREST, Hensall, recently cele-
brated 'theirr gelden wedding anniversary at ,the home of their "son
and daughter -in law ..Mr: and Mrs Ross Forrest, R.R.2,' Kippen.
At the same'.' time their daughter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
James 'M. Scott R.R. ^2,' Seaforth, celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary. They,,also. have ?a son,' Edison, Elwell, and a daugh-
;tel, Mildred, a nurse at Brantfoz`d. General Hospital -
Mr. and i'4rs. `William Forrest,
of• Hensall, observed their golden
wedding••:anniversary 'at the 'home.
of their so and daught'er4n-l'awr
Mr" and .1VIrs.Ross .Fairest, RR 2,
Krppen,•:on Tuesday;June 30 and
at the ,same time the ;silver, wed-
ding anniversaryzof their. 'daughter
and son-in-law,,.Mr. .and Mrs. Jas.
M. Scott, • of Seaforth. ;' A family
dinne.r+, ;marked :the ' occasion with
the immediate family, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave 'Dignan, of , Hensall,
Mr, and Mrs. Forrest' were mar-
ried June 30, 1909; at the Methodist
parsonage 1,n Exeter •byRev. Fear.
Mrs -Forrest is• the former Emma
G. Dignan, .daughter, of ,the late
Mi. and Mrs. Warren Dignan, who
lived on the ,Zu'rich •road- between
Zurich. and Hensall.: Mr. ' Forrest
is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James Forrest, of the; Parr,Line.
They were casual: acquaintances
before ',Mr. Forrest went West to
homestead •in' 1902, and' Mrs. For-
rest went out in 1908 to help her
brother. Mrs. Forrest wanted a
Jtine wedding, and Mr. Forrest 'ar
rived' just in time for the wedding.
They lived out • West for eight
adles;
Ladies !
GET YOUR COLD:`. WAVES NOW
10.00°Cold,Wave,.NOW - $7.0
X7.50 Cold Wave ` NO1
5,•0+
years .and ; cameback to thefarm
now+owned'by their 'son; Ross For-`
rest. In 1946 have
moved;'to' Hen
Sall. They,;":have.4 'family of two.
Sons; Edisdn..andltoss; -two-daugh-
ters, Mrs', Scott and Mildred,
On' the staff,of. Brantford .General
Hospitaraand 10 grandchildren. .,
Mr :Forrest -is an .honorary. elder..
of Hensall`,United 'Church,: having
servedactively on the board for 25'
years. Mrs. Forrest was presented
a life membership" in the Women's.
Missioxfdry Society four years ago;
"They both enjoy good health aid
enjoy gardening.. ;The celebrants
werepresented.,with a refrigerator
fronsthe faniilY and were 'the •re
cipients of congratulatory messag-
•es, including one from C:' S. -Mac-
Naughton, Huron MLA, "andgreet-
ings from the Provinee of Ontario
in .the form of a: very handsomely
engrossed '.and : framed certificate:
They Were also showered' with gifts:
and flowers:
Asked,about the biggest change.
noted in 50 years, Mrs, Forrest said,
the hustie :and bustleof, the ,mod-
ern -e age;' ;They :used • to relax and
enjoy life, but today itis go, ga,.
all' the. time- ,
NEWS OP ,HENSALL
SURPRISE DINNER MARKS
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25th
- A surprise dinner was held at
Armstrong's: Restaurant, Exeter;
on Tuesday, June 30, the occasion
being; the 25th 'Wed'ding.. annivers-
ary of, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Mc-
Lean,-, Cromarty. - . Twenty -two
friends' and relatives enjoyed a "de-
licieus, turkey dinner, after which`
they returned to the home of :Mr,
and•Mrs.,.Robert McGregor, ,Kip -
pen, where an enjoyable evening
was spent playing euchre.
Winners were: ladies, Mrs. Rich-
ard ,Taylor Jr., and; Mrs, Campbell Eyre; men, 'Lloyd -McLean and
Stanley Jackson.
They: were all invited to the din-
ing room; where the 'table .was
beautifully decorated v✓itli pink
candles,, pink and white streamers
and centred with a three-tier annr
•
Induct Minister'.
At Hensall'-Church
Rev. Currie .Wiiilaw; BA., BD.,
Was inducted as minister of Hen-
sall and Chiselhurst•Vnited Church -
:es at an induction 'Service' held. at,
Hensall United Church Friday eye-
ning. Rev.:Hugh :Wilson; .of Thanies
Road, and Rev. 11.-E. Holley; of
Grand Rend, were tlie,3i ductimg of-
ficers. Rev. Wilson delivered the
charge to the minister, and Rev.
Holley : to the .congregation
Following the formal induction,
a reception was held in the Sunday
$ebool rooms, :where the minister
and his wife were introduced to the
congregation by Mr: andMrs.
ter Sp racer• for Hensel United, and
by M . and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson
for Chiselhurst United Church: Joe
Ferguson, Walter`Spencer and Mrs.
George -Armstrong' extended a weI-
conie to which Rev. Winlaw
plied. Elgin ltowcIiffe gave tour-•
tesy reinarks'tothe ladies of Cbis-
elhurst for the lovely lunch Served.
Over. 200' members of both congre-
;gati,ans-;attended,,ineluding• 20.rela
titles and close friends 'of Rev; and
Mrs. • rnlaw, from Ingersoll.
Rev Winlaw,'came to Hensall
from Wawa . (Jamestown),• • Ont„
where he served 'three year's at
FirstUnited' Church. Originally
froth- Ingersoll, b2 graduated .frbnn.
the University" of Western Ontario
in 1950. Priorry to begthing training
for the ministry, lie" was employed•
as. a - psychiatric social worker' at
the' Ontario ,Tillsp ital, St. Thomas:
Ife graduated fronp.'Enimanuet,Col-
lege, pronto; in 1956. This; wife is
the finer Jeaii Daniel, of Inger-
soli. 'They , have one ' child, a sod.
Herrsall•
Prices
• The market 'was steady at the
ITensail Sales on Thursday --S:
Butcher steers up to $25,20 med-
ium steers, $23.00 to $24.50; - but-
cher heifers,. $23,00 to., $24.50; fat
cows, $15' to $17; good. cows, $i$
to $19.40; 'light' cows, $21; babies,
$23.50 to, $25.50; veal 'calves; $25 to
$2$.50- „small calves, $12. to $15;
,good bull calves, $22 to 30; IXo1-
stein' heifer calves, $25 to $35; Dur-
ham calves;' $45 -to $67; .weanling
pigs, $$:50 ,to $9.50 chunks, $10 to
$13.50,. -feeders, $14 to $21; sows,.
$65 t0 •$77,
Sold were 850 pigs and 145.cat-
tie.
Phone Seaforth 493
RUBBER S,TAMP`5
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
versary cake. Mrs: Rena Caldwell`
read a humorous' address and M
and Mrs, :McLean weresen re n ted
p
with lovely silver' gifts; after which;
a5 delicious lunch was 'served
Those attending were Mr. and.
Mrs. Robert MacLean, Kippen Mr.
and- Mrs, Robert Hunter, Misses'
Elizabeth ' and Barbara Hunter,
Centralia; .; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
•McGre or 'Mr.: and Mrs.: -.William
B ell;Mrs Rena Caldwell' and Mr.
Jack' Caldwell, Mr;r and, Mrs. Rich-
ard Tay
ylor Jr,, = Mr, and Mrs.
Campbell 'Eyre, Mr- and Mrs. Ken
McLean -and Mr. and. Mrs,:: Stanley:
Jackson, all of Kippen.
Mr. and. Mrs, Ken Manns and
Donald, of:>Mirnico, were weekend'
visitors with Mrs. Manns.' "
• a •Mr., and Mrs. William' Hyde, Mr.
and Mrs J E. McEWan and Mr;,.
and Mrs. R. A. Orr; all, of Hensall,
attended the Caledonia games' •at
bmbro on July is The games had
to be curtailed before they were all
throughdue to a thunderstorm and
a •heavy rain, A ;picnic lunch was.
enjoyed by the above couples. _at
the home o£ Mr, and Mrs. J.- E.
McEwan, and cards played for the
rest of the evening. •
Mr. and Mrs; Wayne Smith, Dan
ny,',Debbie'and Douglas :attended.
the Caledonia games at Einbro' on
July' i.
Mr. Andy Rees, of Hamilton, and.
Miss jean 'Chapman, of London,
visited :on :Friday: With the form
-er's sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
'and Mrs. W. J. "Doc' Cameron
and .f nilly:
Ian Bvans of. ,Kitchener, rs va-
cationing with .his grandparents,
grandparents,
Mr. and,Mrs R. 'Y, McLaren
Don Brock, Who ,is on. the staff.
of the `•Waterloo=Oxford'; Drstriet
High Scholl, who has b en`visiting
•with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Russell Brock, left for'Tortntn this
week to spend five weeks at sum
.mer school. " • ;
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Heddee,
Bob, Jiminy, Debbie and Marjory,
of Dresden, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Catherine Xfedden acid Herb.
SWEET or MONTMORENCY
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Specialecial pricei' on Wedding Albums
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Special prices for children s - portraits
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