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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-10-16, Page 3Smiles HEATING • • • COAL 84' OIL Mother of small boy to child psychiatrist: "Well, I don't know Willis Dundas whether or not he feels insecure, - tint everybody else in the neigh- Office 527.010 — PHONE Res. 527.1053 borhood certainly does." witessamimonowitommommairommiltemos DISTRICT MEMBERS ARE INSTALLED -The Monsignor D. Egan General.Assembly, (Seaforth) of the Knights of Columbus, was the host group recently at C,F.B. Clinton at- the installation of the Fourth Degree Offitsers from six assemblies In the 2nd Ontario Dist- rict. From tke area were - seated, Cha'rles Rau,-Zurleh, installed as Faith. ful Navigator; -1 to rt..- JametsKelly, Seaforth-, Joseph Cronin; Dublin and 'John Flannery', Seaforth, all honour guards at tke installation, Warrant Of- - ficer J. Lester McKenna, C.F.B. Clinton, installed as Faithful Stribe; Clay- ton Looby, Dublin, installed as Faithful Admiral and Don MacRae, Dublino whc acted as honour guard. NpWs of ' ST. COLUMBAN Walkathon Proceeds SEE THE NEW - - - REBELS mcs HORNETS AMBASSADO RS • k„..eddidt: ddi 6777-7-77-7-777— • • ;, , AMX ON DISPLAY NOW AT MILLER MOTORS AMERICAN MOTORS DEALER PHONE SF7-1410 SEAFORTH ••• Cromarty correspondeRt MRS. KEN McKELLAR Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott Were Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre. Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Reg, Finlayson and Mike, Staffa, Misses Anna and Frances Scott, London, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Eyre and Richard Shetiden and Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Moore, Elaine and Wayne, Lindsay witt Mrs. • E. E. Moore. and Mr, and Mrs. T, L. Scott. Alex Scott spent Thanksgiving week end with his.parents Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gardiner were Miss Barbara Gardiner, Stratford; Mr, and Mrs. Ken Bearss, St., Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gar- diner and Steven and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Nairn, Bruce and Harold. Miss Frances Scott, London, spent the Thanksgiving week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. eor deft Scott. Messrs. Bill Ferguson and Al- vin Cornish of Hay visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walk- er. Miss Janet Ballantyne, Lp,ndon, visiting with Mrs. Grace Scott. Correspondents MRS, BOB CRONIN MISS MONICA BYRNE Mr. Alvin Crawfordd and Mr. James Gray spent the week end in St.' Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly in Lucan with Mr. and Mrs.. Tom Patton. • Rev. Arthur Looby,'C, S B. , Toronto, with his mother, Mrs. A. M. Looby. Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary, Karen and Kevin Weston and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and ,family, Chippawa, with Mrs. Frank Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stapleton and children, Mr. Louis Staple• - ton, Auburn with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stapleton and relatives. Miss Marie Kraakopf, Hamil- ton, with Mrs, Catharine Krausk- opf. Miss'Susan,Friend, Guelph, Miss Linda Friend; 'Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend. Miss, toAnne Goettler, Carle- ton University,' Ottkwa, with , Mr. and Mrs. G e or ge Goettler. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Connelly; Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs, Erank and Preston and Pioneer Village. "Mr. and Mrs. AlfreceMc- Dougall and family of Lo don spent the week-end witliQrs. Joseph Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cronin and family spent the week end in Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. John Denomme and family. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cook, Toronto, spent the week end with Mrs. Louis Bruxer and Jerry. Miss Elaine Regan, Toronto, was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin and family over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mu'egge, Woodstock, were visiting with Mr, and Mrd. Wilfred O'Rourke and other members of their family over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dant- zer, London, were visiting with relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs_ GeraldRyan and son were visiting with Mr. While Hibbert population has increased by 30 over last year total assessment has dropped by $7, 985. Hibbert council leafned Thursday 'as it considered the report of Peith assessment com- missioner A. A. McDougal, Total population is 1603 of which 294 are in Dublin, Council apprond a proposed Planing area for-lhe, township of Fdllerton, Hibbert and Logan and the. town -of Mitchell. The application for interim payment of subsidy on note ex- penditures from January 1, 1969 to September 30, 196.9 was sign; e'd, amount spent to date being $78, 3}7. Representatives from the Dublin Athletic Association at- ,a Correspondent MRS, JOHN TEM PLEIYIAN The ladies of Cliislehurst and Unit six of Mitchell United Ghurch were guests of Hibbert United Church Women on Wed- nesday evening in the Family Life Centred,- lie rrdelting opened with quiet music with Mrs. Robert McCaughey at the piano. Mrs, Harvey Dow gave a reading on 'Gratitude'. Mrs. Rtissell Miller read the scripture lesson which was taken from the Parables. Miss Vera Hambley gave a reading on Thanksgiving and a piano instrumental by Mrs. Mur- ray Chile followed, Mrs. . H,Daynard introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Russell McCallum who had an inspidfirg talk on, Reconcilliation. Mrs. Almer Dow gave the courtesy remarks. " Mrs. Harold Pethick gave two readings 'Autumn Yield' and 'Thanksgiving'. The secretary's - report was given. Mrs. Murray Christie and Mrs. Almer Dow were named delegates to the sectional 'meeting at Monkton. Plans were made to pack a bale of good used clothing. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dianne and Ron; Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman, Joanne, Dar- lene, Geraldine, Ruth and Bob, were guests at the "Mauer-Mc- Donald" wedding in Thames • Road.United Church on Saturday, With Mr., and Mrs. Leslie Millet and Mrs. Mary Miller for the 'ThahltSgiving weekend were Misses Edna and Janet Miller, London and Miss Matgaret Hock- ing and Mr„ Will Hocking, Tor- 'onto. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. gob Mayer, Thames Road. Ho,me vdith their families for Thanksgiving were, Miss Elea- nor Kemp from- Weston, Miss , Brenda Kerslake from Goderich, Miss Bonnie Miller, David Dow and Bob Templeman from Guelph, Bill Wotden from Wat- and Mts. Joseph F. Ryan. Mr. Jack • Costello, London and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cos- tello and family were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello. Mr, and Mrs. Don Benniger, Sudbury, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benniger over the - week end. Mr. , and Mrs. Bill Warren and daughter Jill, Stratford and Mrs. Beatrice Burgess, Flint, Michigan, spent Thanksgiving week end with Mrs. Jean Dill. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hart at their cottage in Bayfield. Mrs. Rita Newcombe, Port Credit, spent the week end with Mt. Wm. Stapleton and Kathleen and other members of the Staple- ton family. Miss Angela Ducharme; Toron- to, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Ducharme, tended during the meeting'out- lining a proposal of purchase of land for recreation and to set a date for a meeting with council. The treasurer was authorized to prepare amending by -lawsfor the following draint: Hamilton, Staffa, Walker, Sinkhole, Brock, Shillinglaw, Ducharme, Kerslake, Kennedy b,ranch, Hoggarth and Melady and to call for payment on the assessments payable on or before December 15, -1969. Four debentures were issued for tile drainage loans in the amount of $9,200. 00 and road expenditures for $19, 893. 73 were ordered paid including trie third payment on the _Carey bridge of $5, 700. 00. erloo and Hugh McCaughey from Ridgetown, Week end. guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron, and family were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jones of. Woodville, Ontario. STAFFA SEAMSTERS -Mrs. Bill Butdon was hostess for the fifth meeting of the Staffa•Seamsteri. Roll call was' answered by 13 girls. Mrs. Jeffery discussed the , requirements oT Achievement Day. Joanne Templeman dis- • cussed hair care, showing pic- tures of different face shapes and what hair styles suited them and the girls discussed their different face shapes and hair styling. The,sixth meeting was held' at the home of Mrs. Bill Butson when Darlene Templeman dis- cussed foot and hand care. Mrs. Butsorrshoi,ved the girls how to reinforce a raglan sleeve. Approve Accounts The council of the Township of East Wawanosh met last'week on October 7th in, the Belgrave COmmunity Centre with Reeve Roy Pattison presiding and all the members present. Council agreed to apply for the Interim Subsidy tinder the Highway Improvement Act for atotal of $53, 461. 70 and to add the Engineer's fees on the Rodger and Schultz drains to the 1969 roll. Accounts cleared for payment included - Road - $4, 737.28 and General - $3, 925. 97. An Expositor Classified pay you dividends. Illave you tried one? M1)27-0240. 13rodhge,n Correspondent MRS, KEN ELLIGSEN 40th ANNIVERSARY A surprise fortieth wedding anniversary celebration was held Sunday at the Brodhagen Com- munity Hall for Mr..-and Mrs, Norman Bennewies, The family, treated theirparents to a supper catered to by the Chamber of CoMmerce ladies. A family photograph was taken and in the evening more relatives, friends and neighbours joined together. Progressive euchre was en- joyed by all with prizes going to Ladies High - Mrs:• Clarence Regele; Men's High - Armand Le Gras; Ladies Low - Mrs: Laurence Messerschmidt, and Men's Low - Harvey KOehler. A set of luggage, humidifier, T. V. trays, chime clock as well as many beautiful smaller gifts were presented to the celebrants. Mr, and Mrs. Bennewies were married forty years ago, Octob- er•12 at the bride's home by the , Rev. G, L. Gross, They have six children, Earl and Willard, both of R. R. #1, Bornholm; Mrs. Wilfred (Jean) Drager,Seaforth; Ray of London; Mrs. Roy Boss- ence (Elaine) Stratford, Cheryl, who is presently attending tea-' chers college in-London and ten grandchildren. ' Mrs. Bennewies' maid of honOur, Mrs. cart Mikel, R. R• #2, Mitchell attended the party but the best man, Mr. Clarence Bennewies, Mitchell was un- able to attend due to illness. Guests attended from Detr- oit, Toronto, Galt, Stratford, London, Seaforth', Fullerton, Mitchell. Brunner, Dublin, Brodhagen and surrounding cornmunityd-wd Wedding cake was served after lunch, which was baked and decorated by Mr.' and Mrs. Bennewies' daughter-in-law, Mrs. Earl Bennewies. E Malina, of Moser- ville Lutheran Church preached the'Sunday morning service at, St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Next Sunday service will be held at 11 a, m. with Holy Com- munion, noweri were placed in church from the funeral of the late Mrs. Lorne Aitchison. • - Macel Wolfe, son of Mr. Lorne Wolfe, had the misfortune to fall playing football last Thurs day night and Jgtak his collar - bone. SENIOR CITIZENS HONORED A card Party, ffPrWings'en'- r ior citizens was held in the parish hall under the auspices of the C. W. L. Twenty;-three tables were in play, Winners for first prizes were Mrs. Dan Burns,- Seaforth, and Raymdnd Murray. Low score prizes went to Mrs. John O'Leary and Wilfred O'Rourke, Dublin. • Prizes for being the oldest lady and oldest man present went to Mrs. Julia Flanagan, Seaforth; and John Shea Sr. , A programme followed con- sisting of community singing, led by Vincent Lane ; a dance by Judy Dorsey, Vicki and Patti O'Rourke; piano selections, Mrs. V.I. ban; A reading, Mrs. Mich- ael Murray; a song, Tom Burke accompanying himself on the guitar; song, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murray. Murray, accompanied by Larry Lunch was served' by the com- mittee in &Large. Mrs. George Coville, was the winner of a mat, made and donated by Mrs. Peter Hick- nell'of Kitchener. Rev. Thomas McQuaid, S. F. M. , visited Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane and. Mrs. Joseph Burke. He re- turned to Toronto and leaves next week for St. Vincent Island, W. I. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton and Paul, Kitcherier„visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Melady and family, Trentoh, spent the weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. Maur- ice Melady. 'Mr. and Mrs. -Leo Smith and family, Acton, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin. Mrs. Thomas Lane, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lane. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Cronin, Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Al- phonse Cronin. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Sloan and family, Peterborough, with Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan 'Sr. Jim Melady, Brian Melady, Miss Bernadette Nagle, London with Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle. Miss Nora Ann MacRae, Lon- don, Mr. Michael MacRae, Con- estoga with Mr. and Mrs, Don MacRae: Miss Theresa Ryan, Lpndon, 'with Mrs. Patrick Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Matt.MoCreidht in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Don Klinkham- " er, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Joynt, Hensall with Mr. and IyIrs. Martin Klinklaamer. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Gaf- frey and family of Smith Falls with relatives in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costella and faintly, Westbrook, Ont. , Mr. and Mrs. Danny. Costella and family, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groskok, Rev, John Costella, Londdn with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costella. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan in Georgetown with Mr. and Mrs: Patrick Woods. Mr. Jerry' Murray, Cornwall with Mrs. John E. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney and family, Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs: Wilfrid Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Staple- - ton and•son, Kitchener, Miss' Joanne Stapleton, St: Thomas, Miss .Kathleen Stapleton, Water- loo with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus _Stapleton, Mrs. Theresa Maloney spent two weeks holidays in Kingston OBITUARY G.V.KLEINFELDT Gordon Victor Kleinfeldt, a Brampton contractor, died Sept- ember 19 after suffering a heart attack. He was the son Of the late Mr. and Mrs.'Roland Kleinfeldt and a former resident of Dublin. Mr. Kleinfeldt, 46, P. Eng„ was president of G. V. Klein- feldt and Associates, Brampton. Service was held September 19 at Streetsville United Church. Mr. Kleinfeldt had been an active member of several trade associations, including the Association of Consulting En- gineers of Canada for 6 years; the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario for 16 years and the Engineering In- stitute of Canada for 6 years. He had also belonged to the Board of Trdde of Metropolitan Toronto and the Rotary Club of Clarkson, After serving in the Air 'Force during World War 11, Mi. Klein- feldt attended the University of Toronto and graduated in 1949. He then served in the Army until 1956 when he joined the , firm of Larzridiz Lount and Partners as a field engineer and rose to become a director. In 1958 he formed Pennot Con- sultants which dw.ds-,Incorporated three years laders as Kleinfeldt and Associates Limited. * - He leaves his wife, Norma Brodie and four daughter's, Sondre-Lee, Carol Jane, Jo- Anne, Mary Lynn (Mrs, David Maltby) and a son David Gor- don. Hibbert Assessment own By $7,985 NEWS OF STAFFA Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wal- lace and family spent the week end with..Mrs. Shirley Elliott and family, Essex. • Mr, and, Mrs. Donald Scot and family; 'Seaforth, visited Sunday with Mrs. Grace Scott. • Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCull-'"" ougif and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davey visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baxter, Mitchell. Miss Margaret Jean Russell, London, spent the holiday week —end with-herparentdd dvtr, and— ' Mrs. Wes. RuSsell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Denver, Belleville visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace. not Correspondent MRS, JOSEPH .KALE An Expositor Classified will. Pay you- dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan, all of London, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Melady. Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Kinahan and family, St. Augustine, vis- ited Mr., ,and,.Mds. Angus Kenned Rev. John Stapleton, C. S. B„ Toronto visited Mrs. Joseph Kale and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray, spent last week in Windsor, with Mr, and Mrs, Tom Dawe and Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard Marchand, Mr. and Mrs, Ron Marcy and family, Stratford, spent Thanks- giving with Mr.' and Mrs. Aug- uste Ducharrne. Mr. and Mrs, Pat Murray and family, London, with Mx.a nd Mrs. James McQuaid and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray, , The Walkathon which will take place next Saturday has gone way beyond the expect- Y.ations of the Dublin Athletic Association who are in charge . of the event. ' All proceeds will go to the building of an outdoor skating rink and playground equipment for the use of the children in -the area, - The walk will be supervised by the Ontario ProvinciaLdpolice and the St, John's Ambulance " will be on hand to render their services to anyone in difficulty, Kist Canada, Stratford have donated a truck and a man to distribute soft drinks. to the child- For Outdoor Arena ren and Stacey IdrOthers; Mitchell are also donating milk for the 'walkers. There will be ,portable wash- rooms at strategic points along the route which is a distance of - 20 miles. The executive will be supplying doughnuts also. All walkers are to report to the: Separate School and register in and be given a card which mustdeceive a check at different points along the route to prove that they were there. In commenting on the event, members of the executive ex- pressed pleasure at the co-oper- ation received from not only those walking but their sponsors, 4 0 1.1.• • Wm9 • t • • •