HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-10-23, Page 10,i24-7116 HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTK ONT, OCT. 23, 1969
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney,
R.R.2, Dublin celebrated their
55th wedding anniversary on
Sunday, October 19, 1969.
Mr. and Mrs. Feeney spent
the afternoon at their home with
their family and later in the day,
they went to Stratford where
CROMARTY
Lansing, Michigan visited- over
the week end with Mrs. Sam
Norris and Mr. and Mrs.' Bob
Norris and, farriily.
Miss Darlene Templeman at-
tended a birthday party Friday
evening for Miss-Penn.y_Gloor,
Mitchell.
Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr..- and
s' Mrs.Bob Norris and family visit-
ed Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. ,
.Burleigh and family, Goderich.
Quite -a number from this
comrhunity attended the plowing
match near Paris last"week.
'•T corewas a large crowd pre-
sent Friday evening at the re-
ception for Mr. and Mrs. Ken, '
Pullman Staffa Township Hall.
Music for dancing was provided
by the Wagon Wheels.
Correspondent Mr and Mrs Eric Norris East
NIRSJOUN TEMPLEMAN
The '4-H Homemaking Club,
Staffa Seamsters met at the
home of Mrs. Butson Tuesday .
evening. Mrs.. Jeffery talked
about Achievement Day and the
clubs exhibit and topic and
Mrs. Butson demonstrated how
to sew a button on properly.Mr
Jeffery discussed hemming the.
duster.
32, .ConCession 7, benefit,asses- JimMy Van Bakel
sment reduced $46. 00; Lot ;3;3, Peter Van Bakel Paul Vogels
Concession 7, benefit assess- Casey Van Baker
merit reduced $30. 00. John Van Bakel
That the request of Donald 1. Herman Van Bakel
Martin, owner of Lot 13, Con- Pauline MCLaughlin'
cession 7 and others be accept- Didnne•Brown
ed to repair and improve the Donald Merriet. Michael Merriet tile portion of the Brewer Drain Ronald Merriet
and that Garrishy and Mannerow Michael
Merriet
haelMerriet
Limited, Consulting Engineers,. Ron
Guelph, appointed to make Dave O'Rourke
a survey and prepare:plans. . Heather Brown
That the request of J. Gordon Elizabeth Terpestra
Workman, owner of Lots 3 and Michael Terpstra
4, Concession 16, to repair and ' Caroline Hinz Marie Hinz
' irnpnove the tile pbrrion olthe Joanne Terpstra
Johnston Municipal Drain be . Patricia Terpstra
accepted and the clerk he in- Rose Mary Hinz
structed to notify The Maitland Tommy McGrath
Valley Conservation Authority Ricky Vanvalkengoed
Tony 1-hint of such proposed drainage works. Jack O'Rourke
That the petition for a drain- Mike Callfas
age works signed by Clair Camp- Terry Krantp
owner of Si Ni LouS 57 and Lorri Ferguson
58, Concession 1 and Mac Smith Judy•Eckert
owner of N pt. Si Lots 57, -58 Mike„Feeney Linda Feeney and 59, Concession 1 be accept- Pat Feeney
ed and that the clerk be instritct- Linda Van Bergen
ed to notify the Maitland Valley Peter Van Bergen
Conservation Authority of such David Prancers
proposed Irainage works. Mary Lou Kramers
That Councillor Melville.. Mary Ann Van Bergen
Lamont- he authorized to make' Glenna Brown
Joyce Kramers
temporary repairs in Lot 5, Con- Jamie McCreight
cession 17 of the Smillie Drain. - Laur,el,Looby
That the clerk be instructed Anthony Segeren -
to advertise for tenders for snow- Yvonne Delaney ,
Delaine O'Rourke
Barbara McLaughlin
Dianne Stapleton
Catherine Brown ,
Mike Ferguson.
Maureen Delaney
Gedrgina Hinz.'
Joseph Hicknell
Larry Hicknell
Michael Rowland
plowing for the 1969-1970 seas-
on.
That ,Cranbrook Cemetery
Board be given a grant of '$225.
Approved accounts paid in-
cluded; General -$2, 484, 36
and Roads and Bridges - $5, 526.
for- a total of $8, 010, 70.
Walkers Raise $4,000
Mary'Helen O'Rourke
Marianne Soontiens
Theresa Delaney
Tom Goettler
Kathy Bruxer
Kelley Bruxer
Ronald McIver,
Jim McIver
Joanne Cronin
Karen Bruxer
Ronda Ferguson
Frank Bruxer
Cathy Brosens
Dianne'Brosens
Mary ,Renne
Cathy Segeren
Agatha Loomans
David Vonk
Reg. Swart
Mary Jane Olsthoorn
Billy Olsthoorn
Cathy Cameron
Richard Cameron
Paul Miller
Glen Parsons
Timmy Hunt
Mary Ann Van Bakel
Joanne Van Drunin
Bobby Krauskopf
Earl Elliott
Carol Thornton
Sharon McLaughlin
Beatrice Ducharme
Cooline Hinz
Lynn$Taylor
Jean Elliott
Brian Taylor
Ricky Vanvalkengoed
Cathy Ferguson
Donna Krauskopf
Laurie McKay
Tony Loomans
Patti O'Rourke
Joanne Swart
Vicki O'Rourke
Lawrence Ruston
Marjorie Reston
Ricky Taylor
Dennis Parsons
Anne Albert
Linda Albert
Sally O'Rourke
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family ofDorchester; Mr. and
Mrs: Jack McGhee and family of
London and' Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Three members of the W.M. Walker of London, the occasion Mrs. Otto FujiBanns of Califor-
S. of Cromarty Presbyterian being Mrs. Walker's birthday. nia.
Church attended the fall exe-
utive meeting of the Stratford
Presbyterial. Those attending
were Mrs. G. Carey, Mrs.Mervin
- DoW and. Mrs. T.L.Scott.
Mrs. Mervin Dow, Mrs.James
Miller, Mrs. Aac Lamond and
Mrs. T.L.Scott attended a work-
shop for'the W.M.-S. study
material in Listowel last week.
Mrs. Otto Walker is a patient
in Exeter hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace,
Carlingford, with Mrs. George
Wallace and Mrs. Verna Brooks.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Gardiner were Mr. and
Mrs. R. Hulley, and family; Mrs.
Gladys McFadden of Winthrop ;
Mr. and Mrs. H. Currie and
t orrespondent
MRS. KEN 'cKELLAR.
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Shower Honors
Area Bride-Elect
Couple Wed 55 Years
At the October meeting of
Grey Township Council resolut-
ions passed included:
That the decisidn of the Court
of Revision on the Somers Mun-
icipal Erain appeal by C. L. Kerr,
owner of Lots 32 and 33, Con-
cession 7, be as follows: .Lot
Grey Council
Cuts Assessment
NEWS OF STAFFA
Following are the names of the
walkers in the Dublin Walkathon
in the order in which they check-
ed out:
Mark Looby
Joan Cronin
Cecelia Schoonderwoerd
Jeanie Ducharme
George Ducharme
Annette Ducharme
Andre Duchar me
Gerard Ducharme
Bobby Vanderprat
Pat Rowland
George Brown
Bill Smith
Don Melady
Henry Van Bergen
Paul Krauskopf .
Gary Cronin
Wayne Cronin
they had a family dinner at the Karen Cronin
Delaine Cronin
Limelight Restaurant.
Those present were: Mr.and
Mary Margaret Rowland
,Mrs.Hubert Feeney, Waterloo;
Bonnie Krauskopf
Mr. and 'Mrs. Fergus Feeney,
Jackie Cronin
Gloria Smith
Dublin; Mrs. Lenard Bader,De- Gary Looby
troit • and her family; Mr.and Mrs.
Carol Feengy and family,Sea-
Colleen Rowland
forth; Mr. and _Alp. Lorne Feen-
John Deloyer
ey, Dublin; Mr. and Mrs.Martin Maureen Ryan
Feeney, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn Ryan,
Victor Feeney, Waterloo; Mr.
Michael Louwagie
and MrS.' Peter Nokon, Waterloo, Mary Ann Flanagan
The only member of their family
Frani Danny Deloyerl
e Nu
d
who was unable to attend was
Correspondent
MRS.JOSEPH KALE
25th ANNIVERSARY
Neighbours, relatiiies and
friends gathered at the Knights
of Columbus hall, St. Columban,
Friday 'evening to honor Mr.and
Mrs. John Shea on their 25th,
wedding anniversary.
Mr. arid Mrs. Shea were mar-
ried in St. Columban Roman
Catholic Church on October 14,
1944 with the late Rev. F. J.
O'Drowski officiating.Their
attendants were Mrs. Jack Wal-
lington, (formerly. Margaret M-
lcinson) and Joseph O'Reilly.Mrs.
Shea is the former Margaret
O'Reilly, a daughter of the late"
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly,
and Mr. Shea is the son of John
-Shea, R.R.I, Dublin, and the
late Mrs. Shea. They have a
family of four, Betty, a secretary
in Seaforth;• Anne a teacher
in London; Sharon at Seaforth
District High School and Kevin
at St. Columban School.
During the social evening a
humorous address was read by
Thomas J. Murray and present-
ation of two chairs was made
NEWS OF
ST...COLIUM AN
Benny Benniger
Kevin Ryan
Flank Flanagan
Patty Flanagan
Nancy Eckert
Nancy Freriks .
Maureen Flanagan
Joan Flanagan` •
John Freriks •
Mary Freriks
Joanne Van Bergen
Tommy Feeney
Billy McCreight
Rev. Father E.J.Mohan,C.
Ss.R., conducted the services
for the Eucharistic Days, held
on Sunday, Monday and Tues-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray is a,
patient in Seaforth COmmtinity
Hospital.
The pupils 9f St. Columban
school were pleasantly surpris-
ed when Rev. L..1. Coughlin,
' Merlin, a former pastor, paid
them a visit during the week.
Mrs. Jame.4' Ackroyd, Tor.;
onto, spent the week end with
Mr. arid 'Mrs, Michael Murray.
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The Executive of the Dublin District
Athletic Association sincerely thank
the following for helping ,to Make
the NW-raising, walk sups a great
•' success. First of all, the many walk-
ers and .particularly . the hundreds
of sponsors, Kist Canada Co., Mr.
Jack Lane and Mr. Jerry Krug, who
distributed their product; to the St.
Johns' Ambulance Brigade; Looby
Construction for the use of their
vehicles; to the workers a' the desk,
the check point attendants; and to
those who distributed sandwiches'
and encouragement along the route.
To everyone who helped in anyway
a heartfelt thank you.
Signed
THANKS!
Neighbours and relatives.
were hostesses to a bridal show-
of her parents. A sliolt
er for Patricia Anne McGrath
Wednesday evening agile home
gram of dancing, singing and
contests were enjoyed. Each
guest signed her name ,on a
tray cloth and. also the bride's
book which were, passed.•around.
The• following address ,,was
read by Mary Anne McGrath.
Dear Pat:
Pat you are our guest of
honour to-night
And we've heard you are to
be a wife
For a special young man
named Mike
To him you have trusted
your life.
'Twas on October first a
baby girl came
, Patricia Anne she was nam-
" ed.
But as we all •know babies
do grow
And all too soon off to'
school she did go.
To St. Columban Separate
SchoOl
She went to learn the old-
en rule •
Then to. S6aforth District
• High School she went
On more education she was
bent
All thru scool from grade
five on
She did believe Mike was the
one
`S -Their lave sure grew by leaps
and bounds
- A nicer couple there is none
to be found.
Off to Kitchener Pat did go
To help the sick in all their
woe
Then in September nineteen
sixty-nine
Mike finally said Will you
be mine" .
Pat said ' yes' anytime you
say
ovember first was to be
their wedding day
Their marriage we know will
be blessed
With lots and lots of happin-
ess.
May all your problems, be
little ones •
And you'll never miss out on
all the fun
Please accept these gifts we '
give
From all your friends and
datives.
Judy Dorsey and Darlene
Murray presented the gifts.
Barbara and Cheryl McGrath
and Mary Kelly assisted the
bride in opening the gifts and
Mary Anne McGrath fashioned
a' hat of the bows which the
bride modelled.
She was the recipient of
many lovely and useful gifts -
for which she thanked everyone
present, also those who made
the eveninrso enjoyable.
by John Moylan, Ray Murray„
and Francis Hicknell, on behalf
of friends and neighbours.Their
-family presented them with a
china cabinet.
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Friends of the family were
present from Detroit, Kitchener,
Stratford and the surrounding
area.
On October 13th a High Mass
of thanksgiving was sung by Rev.
Peter Oostveen, and ReV.Thomas
McQuaid, S.F.M. Later a family
dinner was served at their home,
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