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HURON EXPOS1T0FL, SEAPORT/I. ONT., OCT. 2. 1969
Mr. and Mrs. 'Barry Lyndon,
Toronto, :spent the week end
with Mrs. W, Haugh.
Mr, and Mrs. John Broadfoot
visited on the week end with
Mr. and Mrs, Allan McLean,
Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper
attended the fair at Teeswater
also visited with their son, Mr.
Bert Pepper, Neustead.
Mr. and Mrs. De Wayne El-
liott, London, called on relat-
ives in Brucefield and spent the-
week..,end with Mrs. Elliott's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Little, Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broad-
foot spent the week end in Nia-
gara Falls,
Unit 1 of the U. C. W. Tuck-'
ersmith will meet at the 'home
of Mrs, Ervin Sillety Tuesday
night.
Miss Georgine.McCartney
visited her parents Mr. and. Mrs.
Wilson McCartney and Robert
over the week end.
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Dublin WI Begin
New Fall Program
Approximately one hundred
and thirty members from dae
various parish councils of the
Catholic Women's• League met
at the Canadian Legion Hall in
Seaforth on Wednesday of last
week for the Seratford Deanery
meeting of the I.,eague.
The opening session began
shortly after 10 o'clock with a
prayer by Rev. J. L. Hennessy of
London, diocesan' advisor to the
CWL. Mrs, G. 0. Rutherford,
Diocesan President, congratulat-
ed Mrs. J. F. Flannery, presid-
ent of St. James', Seaforth,
CWL and Rev. H.J. Laragh of
St. James' Parish welcomed the
members to Seaforth.
As the convenerships were
changed this year and given new
titles, these were explained by
the different conveners on the
Diocesan Council. Interesting
talks were given on Church Life,
Organization, Communications
and Public Relations, Social;
Economic and Chic Life, Social
Action; Cultural Life, by each
convener. Father Hennessy gave
his thoughts and ideas on each
of the subjects immediately fol-
lowing each convener and ad-
vised what was expected of the
members at the parish level.
Lunch was served at 12 o'cl-
ock and shortly after one -o'clock
the meeting resumed with the
balance of the convenors giving
their talks:
Father Hennessey-, in his re-
marks, touched qn matters re-
lative to a sound Christian way
of life, including Love of neigh-
bours; communications between
CWL Ladies Attend
Deanery Meeting
News of
BRODHAGEN
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THRIFTY THREADERS
The McKillop Thrifty Thread-
ers met at the home of Mrs.John
Moylan, who was assisted by
Mrs. Tom Murray and home •
economist, Mrs. Wheatley. The
girls were shown how to put the
fly stitch on samples and how to
put the lazy daisy stitch on run-
ner.
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The Seaforth 3 Nifty Needles
met at the home of Linda Cole-
man and discussed how to en-
large a design. Mrs. Davidson
demonstrated variations of the
feather stitch,
SEAFORTH 11
The Seaforth. Nifty Needlers
met at Jane Sills' home when •
Mrs. Sills introduced a new'
member, Anita Whitman. Joanne
Arts read minutes and Mrs. Sills
told how to create a design.
The girls cut off sample piec-
es and started the blanket stitch
and table runner.
SEAFORTH 111
Seaforth 111 met at the home ,
of Mary Ann , Elsie andJanet
Klaver, The group put blanket
stitches on each of their samples
and on their runners, Mrs. Storey
told how to make and enlarge
designs.
NIFTY NEEDLES
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Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. John
Templinan and Mrs. Penelope
Fell ware hostesses for the Home
Economics and Health meeting
of the Staffa Women's Institute
held in the Township Hall on
Wednesday evening. .
The President, Mrs, Ed,
Chappel opened the meeting.
There were 17 members and
three visitors 'present and the
roll call was answered by an
article, 'I wish I had not bought
and why?'
The members were reminded
about the County Rally to be
held at the Stratford Coliseum
on October 16, Word has been
received that the institute is to
have the short course, 'Fashion
cues for you' and the Goulds
Women's Institute have been
asked to join with Staffa.
Mrs, Carter Kerslake and
Mrs. Ed. Chappel were appoint-
ed to attend the leaders train-
ing school for the course'Hats
for you,' on October 22 and 23,
Mrs. Charles Douglas was nam-
ed the, delegate to attend the
area convention in Ste, Thomas.
Correspondent in November. A committee
MRS, HUGH BERRY
and family Sunday afternoon. Chappe 1, R. R, 2, Staffa when
Mi. and Mrs. Gerald Brinmell, Mrs. Waddell discussed good
Terri and Scott visited with Mr. grooming. The girls cut mat-
and Mrs, Wm, Rundle and Larry erial and got It ready for sew-
on Sunday. ' ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton
and Diane visited on Sunday at
Stratford with relatives.
Mr. Wm. Taylor returned to
his home on Friday from St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. ,
-Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hem at-
tended a sul•prise party on Sat-
urday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Maners, '
Thames Road,
Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne
visited on Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mathers and
Larry.
Mrs, Gerry Grubble and boys
of Farquhar and Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Horne visited on Sat-
urday with Mr. and Mrs, Free-
man Horne.
The Elimville U. C. W. met
Wednesday evening at the church
with Mrs, Phil Hern and Mrs.
Freeman Hornell-) charge of the
meeting. The theme of the meet-
ing was on Thanksgivirig. Mrs,
John CoWard and Mrs. Torn Camp-
bell were hostesses, The Elim-
ville ladies catered to a wedding
dinner on Friday for Mr. arid Mrs.
Louis Johps and family of Elim-
ville I4or thn
Mrs. Isabel Sugden and Mr.
Tennyson Johni visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johns of
met Elimville North, -who were cele-
brating their fiftietli'wedding
atiniversary.
Me and Mrs. Robert Patterson.
Leslie and Linda of Lucan, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
George Frayne of Sunshine Line.
The September meeting of
the Dublin Women's Institute
was held at the home of Mrs.
Harold Pethick. Mrs. Herb Brit-
ton opened the meeting with the
singing of "0 Canada", the recit-
ing of the opening "Ode" and
the "Mary Stewart Collect",
There were 16 members pre-
se: t and one visitor. The guest
speaker was Lealand Hill from
Victoria and. Grey Trust in Strat-
ford. Mr. Hill Was introduced by
Mrs. Joe Dorsey. The topic of
his speech was the Making of
Wills and Estates. The main
point which Mr. Hill stressed was
that everyone should make a will
and then every four or five years
review it,
After Mr. Hill spo'ke there
was a question and answer period
and at' the end of this period Mrs.
Jack Burchill thanked Mr. Hill
An open house was held at
the home of Miss Molly O'Con-
nell on 'the occasion of her 90th
birthday by her niece, Mrs.
Peggy O'Conpel Nelson of Ren-
ton,t, Washington and her nephew
.and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
O'Connell, Davenport, Iowa.
Miss O'Connell received many
floral arrangements andNother
gifts. She was visited by approx-
imately 70 people. A lunch of
coffee and cake and cookies was
served.
To Mrs. Krauskopf and Miss.. .
O'Connell, everyone in the Town
of Dublin extend to you their
best wishes on this your birthdays
and may you 'both have many,
many more.
for his interesting and informat-
ive discussiop.
Regular business then resum-
ed and the minutes were read
by Mrs. Tom Butters in the ab-
sence of Mrs. Jim Statton. The
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Wilfred Annis. The current
events were given by Mrs. Anne
Burchill and Mrs. Tom Butters
reported on the . District Execut-
ive meeting held at the home
of Mrs. W. Sebacic, Fullerton.
Courtesy remarks were given by
Mrs. Reuben Aikens and Mrs.
Charles Rooney was the pianist.
The District Rally will be
held on October 16 in the Strat-
ford Coliseum .
Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs. L.
Aikens served lunch and it was
'announced that the next meet-
ing would be held at the home
of Mrs. Herb Britton.
Mrs. Frank Krauskopf, London,
and Miss Marie Krauskopf, Ham-
ilton, spent the week end with
Mrs. Kate Krauskopf on the oc-
casion of her 92nd birthday. On
Friday evening a number of Mrs.
Krauskopf's friends gathered to
honor her on this day. She was
presented with stationery, flow-
ers and many other gifts and a
social evening was enjoyed. A
Birthday Cake was given to Mrs:
Krauskopf and then coffee and
Bake were served.
St. - Columban
Correspondent
' MRS, JOSFPH KALE
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Moylan were Miss
Luella Burke, Lortdon; Sister Bede
Sullivan, Kansas City;-Sister
Jean Moylan, St Joseph's Moth-
erhouse, London; Mr. and Mrs.
B. Weiler and baby, Anne, Kit-
chener; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Moylan, St, Marys; Mrs. Jean
Fortune; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
1 Maloney; Mrs. Jack Case and-
Jimmie, Seaforth.
Fourteen C. W. L. members
from here attended the Deanery
meeting at Seaforth on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. L. Malone accompan-
ied Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mal-
one to Tillsonburg to visit Mrs.
Mary Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moylan
were in Bay City attending the
wedding of a cousin on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John von, De-
troit, visited Msgr. J. J. White
at the Rectory.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lane and
family, London. visited Mr, and
Mrs. V. J. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dawe and
family and Mrs. Gerrard Mar-
chand, Windsor, visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mur-
ray.
Carl Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Stapleton and Patrick, Lon-
don, visited Mrs. Joseph Kale
and other relatives.
Correspondent
MRS. KEN ELLIGSEN
A farewell party was held in
the basement of aSt. Peter's Luth-
erareChurch, Sunday evening for
Rev. H. N. Lossing, wb,o has
preached here for the past three
years.
A program was enjoyed by a
large crowd. Those taking part
in the program were Vicki and
Dennis Bennewies, Mrs. Laura
Mogk, Mrs. Minnie Vock, The
Henderson sisters, Don and David
Elligsen, Joanne and Margaret
Elligsen as well as the Junior,
Youth and Senior Choirs. Edgar
Elligsen was the Master of Cere-
monies for the event.
Pastor Lossing was presented
with a purse of money from the
congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gropp,
Brunner, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Bennewies on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Graham,
Powell River, British Columbia,
visited last Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Mervyn Leonhardt and
BURNS' U. C. W
Burns' U.ec. W. met at the
home of Mrs. Jim Scott Sr. Tues•
day afternoon with 11 members'
and two visitor's present. Mrs.
Scott opened the meeting with
a reading and also read the
Scripture taken from Psalm 15.
Mrs. ,Ed. Bell favoured with a
vocal number. A poem "Today
is Mine", was read by Mrs. Scott,
followed by prayer. The Study
Book on Japan was• given by Mrs.
Rice, '
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business session. Roll call was
answered by a Bible verse. The
treasurer's report was given by
Miss Jean Leiper. Plans were
made for the bazaar,on October
22nd. Mrs. Bell closed the meet-
ing with prayer.
AUXILIARY
The Barbara Kirkman Auxil-
iary of First .Church•met in the
church hall when Mrs, E. Rivers
presided and opened the meet-
ing with a suitable poem,
The Autumn Thankoffering
will be held on October 29th
and the group will entertain
the residents of the Seaforth
Manor on October 23rd.
Mrs, Reg. Kerslake read a
letter from Mrs. Dickson in For-
mosa telling of how 100 men
walked for three hours into the
mountains to help build a church.
They were paid $1.25 for a days'
week and they donated that to
the church.
Mrs. Harold Coleman led in
. prayer, The collection was taken
by Miss Janet Cluff and dedicat-
ed by Mrs. E. Rivers;
Mrs, Jas. A. Murray read
"Paul's farewell when hp left to
go to Jerusalem" and Mrs. Kers-
lake gave the study book telling
of how the mission cause is chang-
ing,
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Come one,corne all! The
Dublin Athletic Association has
completed plans for,a Walkathon
on Saturday, Oetober• 18. Anyone,
from the age of 8 to 80 may par-
ticipate and all proceeds will go
for Park and Playground facilities.
Forms for the walkers are
available from the Athletic As-
sociation. Executiye a'nd from the
town merchants.
The walk, will begin at the
Dublin separate School'Grounds
and go South' to Staffa, East to
highway 23, North to Mitchell
then West back'to Dublin for a
was named to plan a dance for
some time soon, • Mrs. Calder IvIcKa„ig present-
ed an. interesting paper on the
motto - 'People are like tea
bags, you never know their
strength until thq are in hot
water'. Mrs. Chappel read a
poem on 'Autumn'.
Mrs. Ross Smale introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. 'Don Mc-
Kercher, who was chosen by
the Ontario Junior Farmers for
the overseas trip in 1967. 'She
gave a most interesting account
of her 'tour of England, 'Ireland,
Scotland and Walei by both word
and pictufe. Mrs. McKercher
was thanked by Mrs. Frank Ham-,
ilton. Mrs, Ross Smale gave a '
reading, 'Recipe for Living'.Mrs.
George Vivian conducted. a con-
test on kitchen helps. Mrs. Lloyd
Miller had an interesting display
on Mosaic work, explaining how
it was done.
Mrs.. Sam Norris, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Norris and family vis-
ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Norris and family, Bramp-
ton.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Dianne,
Mrs., John Templeman and girls
attended a shower for Miss Joyce
Mauer in Thames Road United
Church, Friday evening.
WINCHELSEA
Correspondent
MRS, WM, WALTERS
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STAFFA #3
The Staffa Club
at the home of Mrs. Filmer
Holds Open House
On- 90-th- Birthday
Dublin AA Plans
20-Mile Waikathon
total of 20*miles. All that is
necessary is that each walker
have one or more sponsors. Any-
one can he a sponsor or walker.
Hold
Surprise
Party
A surprise party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. -Ed.
McGrath on the occasion of
their 20th anniversary, There
were about 60 of their fiends
and neighbours in attendance,
An evening of card playing and
dancing was enjoyed by every-
' one. Mr. James O'Connor read
an address and Mr,. and Mis,
McGrath were presented with a
platform rocker and a mirror.
"WANTED"
Walkers and Sponsors for a Walk
SAT., OCT. 18th
"T 'From Dublin to Staffa to 23 Highway
• to Mitchell and .back to Dublin, to
provide park & recreational land for
DUBLIN AND DISTRICT ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
Walkers can obtain form from Shil-
lelagh or members of the executive.
Woodham
, Correspondent
- MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mr. and Mrs. 'Oscar Brine,
Misses Myrtle 'and Pearl Brine
and Mr. Lloyd Brine were Sun-
day guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Schaefer of Kitchener.
Mesdames Reg. McCurdy and
Gerald Brintnell held a Belline
Party at their homes this past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson
and family of Kirkton visited
with-Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson
MRS,. THOMAS HODGERT
Mrs, Thomas Hodgert of
Seaforth died at Seaforth 'Com-
munity Hospital on Thursday
following a short illness, ,She
was '77.
. The former Lillie Maude ,
Wood, she was lidrn in Usborne
Township. On November 24,
1915 she married Thomas Hodg-
ert and two years later moved
to Tuckersmith. Mr. Hodgert
died in 1944 but his widow con-
tinued on the farm until 1957
when she retired to Seaforth.
Mrs. Hodgert is survived by
a daughter Janet, Mrs. Harold
Rice, Seaforth and by four sons,
William A., Seaforth, W. Rus-
sell, Milwaukee, Wis. , Neil L.
and T. Bruce, both of Seaforth
and by eleven grandchildren.
An adherent of Egmondville
United Church, funeral services
were conducted by her minister,
Rev. D. Steven at the Box Fun-
eral home on Monday. Inter-
ment followed in Exeter Cemet-
ery.
„, Pallbearers were Earl Papple,
Preston Dallas, Wilson Allen,
Joe White, Claire'Reith and
Andrew Houston. Flower bearers
were Doug. Wallace, Jack
Calwill, Alvin Cooper and Reg,
Hodgert.
family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beuer-
man, Jeffrey and Dennis, Lon-
don and lAr. arid Mrs. Russell
Sholdice, Stratford, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuer-
man on Sunday,
A cabaret dance was held '
Saturday evening at the Corn- .
munity Hall. The Royalaires
supplied the music for dancing.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Elligsen,
Terry and Warren, attended
Silver Wedding Anniversary
celebrations at the Orange Hall
in Mitchell, Saturday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. Daltog Mal-
colm.
Harvest Home services were
held at St. Peter's Lutheran-
Church on Sunday. The church
was decorated beautifully with
the fall flowers, fruits and veg-
etables. Pastor H. N. Lossing
preached his final sermon upon
retiring. Kenneth Kistner was
the acolyte. Mrs. Lorne Mueller
presided at the organ and direct-
ed the junior and senior choir's.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens
visited with Mrs. Rachael Ahrens
at the Joseph Brant Hospital in
Burlington on Sunday,
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elderly persons in, hospitals.
Mrs. Rutherford thanked Mrs.
Flannery for the welcome ex-
tended in Seaforth and -expressed
appreciation to all the members
who had made the day such a
success.
STAFFA-
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
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- Correspondents
MRS, BOB CRONIN .
MISS MONICA BYRNE
Sister Stephanie, Wallace-
burg, was visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Flynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Klinkham-
mer and family, Kitchener,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Klinkharumer.
Miss Susan Friend and Miss
Diana Allan of Penticton, who
is attending the University of
Guelph, were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Friend and
Melba Jean on the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wallace,
Arnside, England, spent last
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend
and Melba Jean.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Muegge,
Woodstock 'with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred O'Rourke. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Allen Butters
and daughter, Hamilton, with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters.
Mr. and Mrs. Con Eckert ,
and family, Clarkson, with 'Mr.
and Mrs. George Coville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred O'-
Rourke have returned' from Grand
Prairie„ Alberta' where they were
visiting with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feeney
-haveetakeneuperesirience in Dub-
lin after spending a week in
Northern Ontario on their honey-
moon.
Mrs. George Coville has re-
sumed teaching at No. 8 Mc-
Killop where she teaches grades
6•and
Mrs. Hans Vonk; Mrs. Frank
Van Bergen; Mrs. Louis Brosens;
Mrs.' Melva Murray; Mrs, Fergus
Horan; Mrs. George Coville;
Mrs. Laura Holland and Mrs.
Mary Jordan represented St. ' ,
Patrick's Parish at the C. W. L.
Deanery- meeting held 10 Sea- .
forth,
Miss Barbara Holland and
her father, Mr. George Holland,
'Stratford, were visiting with
friends and relatives on Saturday.
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