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Loca riefs
Mr. and Mrs. pave Watson
were entertained TO dinner at
the home of their daughter and
son-in-law Mr, and Mrs, Dan
Maier of Thannesford on Sunday,
it being their 45th Wedding An-
niversary. other guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hannon,
Susan and David and Miss Janice ,
Bower of Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pritchard, Kim and
Mark of London.
Mr. Win. Feeney and family
of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs.
Theo Melady visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murray.
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Among those' from the ar a
ho attended the funeral of e
to Harry Kruse in Parry Sound
on Thursday were Mrs. Wm.
Oldfliald, Mrs. Ted Brown, Mr.
and Mrs, Win. OiSheitand family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Brown
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roily
Vanstone, Mr. John Oldfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Chambers, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Elliott, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Cruse, Mrs. Edward Neu-
bailer and uaughter' Mrs. Dorothy
Smith of Ransopville, N.Y.
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THE HU ON EPOSIT9k,SPAFORT1+,..01:4; OCT. 4., !473,4
In scanning the Blyth Standard we note that Rev. Harold
Snell of Exeter, was the guest speaker at the Masonic
Centennial Church Service, a combined chiirch service for
Blyth and Wingham Masonic Lodges when a large number of
visiting brethern from other area lodges attended recently.
- - Blyth Board of Trade will resume their regular fall
hours, starting, Friday, October 5th. From then until
Christmas all Blyth stores will remain open until 9 p.m.
on Friday nights instead of 9:30 p.m. as during the summer
months. •
The Teeswater News reports that William Rettinger, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Rettinger, Teeswater, has been
transferred from Toronto to Cranbrook, B.C. as M anager of
the Toronto-Dominion Bank there. - - - a former resident,
Ida Elizabeth Cassan, now of Toronto celebrated her 102nd
birthday recently. She is a retired school teacher.
According *to the Lucknow Sentinel, Mr. and Mrs. John
Blue t of Ripley marked their 50th wedding anniversary
recently. - - - K public meeting will be held on Monday,
October 1st ip the . Lucknow Town Hall to discuss the
possibility of forming a Kinsmen Club for Lucknoiw and
District. - - Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Joynt of Luckqow
observed their 60th wedding anniversary recently. Mr.
Joynt is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Joynt,
St. Helens and Mrs. Joynt is'the former Edith Freeman,
Peterborough, but lived in Seaforth and Ethel districfbefore
coming to Lucknow in 1909.
To develop Community Health Centre is the heading in
the Mitchell Advocate. Following a Monday night mVing
of the Mitchell and District Memorial Hospital Board a
recommendation of the planning committee shows evidence
of concrete action in that it was decided to enter into an
agreement with the Ministry of Health to develop a Com-
munity Health Centre. - - - Lockhart Furniture has been.
advised by architects Kyles, Lyles and Garrett that their
tenders submitted for various furnishings for Ritz Lutheran
Villa have been accepted. They include the supplying of
beds and bedroom furniture in the amount of $29,503.38
and furniture for the dining room for the sum of. $4,169.44.
In the Wingham Advance Times an item tells us that this
year's Santa Claus Parade, sponsored by the Wingham
Business Association, will be held on Saturday, December
8th.
The Goderich Signal-Star reports that Bill Coughlan
has been named new mine manager taking over from Gordon
Muir who retired in August. Succeeding Bill Coughlan as
production`manager is Karl Butler who has been a Goderich
resident since 1969 and has a total of 18 years working
experience with. Sifto Salt. Bob Chapman has been
appointed to the newly created position of chemical super-z-ry
intendent.
Exeter Times-Advocate reports that the cause of the fire
which destroyed a large'barn on the Stephen TownSiiip farm of
Jim Brand, Wednesday night, remains undetermined. The
Exeter and Crediton fire departments answered the call
Wednesd'a'y night. - The• loss has been estimated at $20,000.
Mr. Brand plans on rebuilding. - - - Three Zurich youths
were each fined $75 or seven days In jail after pleading guilty
to mischief charges. The youths were charged by police
following an investigation' of an incident in v hich several
.windows..were broken in Huron County road department shed
near Zurich on September 15th. - Reeve Derry Boyle
indicated this week that centennial celebrations will probably
Cost ratepayers less than $1,000.
The Clinton News-Record reports that the town may have
a 70 home subdivision in the herov year -11 plans-announced
b4 4 Goderich developer are carried out., The land is already
stibdivitled„illto streets and" lotS on a subdiVisimplan dating
back to the 1890's. The property in question is situated
in Northwest Clinton. - - - Clinton Presbyterians gathered
in St. Andrew's Church hall recently to horn:air their retiring
minister, Rev. T.C. Mulholland. Presentations followed the
pot luck supper from the congregation and from the
Sunday School to Mr. Mulholland, and also for Mrs.
Mulholland who was unable to be present due to illness.
Mr. Mulholland came to St. Andrew's as a charge along
with Seaforth following the sudden passing 'of the former
minister, Rev. R. U. MacLean in July, 1970. Rev. and
Mrs. Mulholland will retire in Kitchener.
WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
PHONE 527-0240 SEAFORTH
KIPPEN 11 4-H CLUB '
The 4th meeting of Kippen 11
"Ancestral Assort ents" was
held September 25 t the home of
Mrs. Stoll. Jo-Anne an Wieren
and Doreen Van Wieren mop:.
strated a Dutch pudding. Minutes
were read by Gayle Vander Vel-
don and the new secretary is
Sharon Finlayson, Members dis-
cussed Achievement Day and a
party. Joanne Stoll made Dutch
Chocolate, the Dutch pudding anti
By John D. Baker
Public Relations Officer
Branch 156
DATES OF SIGNIFICANCE
THIRTY-ONE YEARS AGO
DURING ,WORLD WAR 11
4 Oct. 1942 - Stalin calls on
Allies to open second front.
11 Oct. 1942 - Japanese land again
in Solomons.
14 Oct. 1942 - U-boat torpedoes
Canadian steamship Caribou
in Cabot Strait, 136 seamen
lost. Battle of St. Lawrence
ends after taking 700 lives,
23 ships. Buzz Beurling is
wounded and shot down in
Malta.
20 Oct. 1942 - A total of 530
enemy submarines sunk in
war to this date.
22 Oct. 1942 - Brazil at war with
Nazis and Italians.
23 Oct. 1942 - Montgomery's
Eighth Army attacks at El
Alamein.
28 Oct. 1942 - Rommel counter-
attack beaten by 8th Army.
30 Oct. 1942 - R.C.A.F. planes of
Eastern Air Command des-
mcKILLoP 14-H CLUB
McKillop 1 4-H Club m'et at
the home of Wendy Warkentin on
September 25. Recipes that night
originate from the United King-
dom, including Finnan Haddie
with egg sauce and English Tri-
fle, were made by members.
Next meeting will be held at
the Mime of Elizabeth Pryce on
October 11.
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remembering a loved one
hot chocolate accompanied by
German tea squares made ear-
lier by Nancy Stoll.
SEAFORTH V 4-H
on Sept. 17 at Menheere's. The
club decided on having "Dainty
Samplers" as their nickname.
The fair exhibit was discussed
and after the busineSs was com-
pleted, Pat and Sandra Menheere
demonstrated making German
Tea Squares and PArisian par-'
faits along with the help of Cathy
Coleman and MarilynGuichelaar.
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, Oct. 4th - executive
meeting commencing at 8.00
p.m. ,
Friday, Oct. 5th - Bingo • as
usual at the Legion Hall.
Thursday, pct. 11th - General
meeting'commencing at 8.00
p.m. We will be voting whether
or not sons and daughters of
veterans may become associate
members.Make a special effort
to be at this meeting, your
vote is very important and will
certainly affect the future of
the Branch.
PAST EVENTS
Last Friday, Sept. 28th, the
Bingo attracted eighty-seven
players. Prizes to the value of
$330 were won.
Last Sunday, Sept. 30th, a
Legion seminar in London was
attended by Comrades Gordon
Scott, Cleave Coombs, Allan Ni-
cholson, George Hays and Wil-
fred Titford.
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— Thomas Hobbes
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