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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-10-25, Page 6On Monday, the Grades 3 and 4 of St. Columban presented a Dalt Wisney Insectorama, with the .Wonderful Dugs. The children who presented their work to their parents were helped by their teacher. Mrs. Marie Melady. In the upper picture a group tells what they eleerned about the" butterfly. They are Mary Jo Ryan, John Hicknell, Pat Melady and Brendan Lane, lh the lower picture the art work is displayed by Janice Murray, Louise Nolan and Mary Murray. Name committees for bazaar chk CARPETING Shop for Xmas carpet now Harding . . . the better known name in carpets Disappointmentmi ow Order Now Avoid CALL US FOR A FREE HOME ESTIMATE -r AVAILABLE AT BOX FURNITURE 'one 527-0680" Seaforth We are your HEADQUARTERS for HALLOWE'EN See our selection of Masks, Facs and Costumes + + + + + We al so have a ,l arge selection of Hallowe'en ,treats., Larone's M 1k7+ NI) \ STOII The Friendly Store in Seaforth — "the friendly town" Winterize NOW IS YOUR Anti Freeze GOOD for BELOW FREEZING? Under Coating Snow Tires Tune-up Grease Job, Oil Change "Be ,Ready -for Winter" 4 th Jicet044 ..tALE$erintile tlerroti; PACM6S27 -1750 SEAPORTH Wed 25 years couple has celebration Brodhagen Hall was filled to capacity Friday evening to celebrate with Martin and 'Terry Murray on their 25th Wedding Anniversary. The following address was read by Robert Duffy and a purse presented the couple. "It was just 25 years ago to-day After talking it over, You de- cided to say, for better or worse till death do us _part. Any objection would be hard on the heart. With all „this completed, you settled right down and choose to take farming over living in town. This choice was a good one and all can see why, with the cost of living reach- ing the sky. While I it wasn't as easy As Sometimes you'd,wish you still found time to hunt and to fish. r— HE HYR9N XPOSITOR, $,qAFORTH, ONT.,' OCT. 25, 1973 Honor couple leaving Dublin Mrs. Alvin Smale presided at, the October meeting -of St.Jarees Catholic Womens' League. Fre Laragh led the members - in prayer. Contributions were sent to various missions. Mrs. Jack Case gave a report on the dean- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and girls spent the weekend with Mrs. Smith's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Reynolds, Clinton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIver. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butters and children spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice me- lady. Sister Jean Moylan of London spent the weekend with her par- exits. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton of °Whitby. and Miss Florence McQuaid of Kitchener visited friends and relatives here on the 'weekend. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. Sinith of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. V. Steinman. Mr. and Mrs. Don Moylan attended a retreat in Port Bur- well. Mr. Jim Sloan Sr. has been visiting members of his family in Peterboro and Grafton. Mr. and Mrs: Gerald Sloan of Grafton spent the weekend with Mr. Jim Sloan Sr. Mrs. Vera• McKay of Detroit is visiting her sisters here after returning from a trip to the Holy Land. McKILLOP U • The 'meeting of McKillop 11 was held at the hoMe of Elizabeth '<laver. The vice-president op- ened the meeting. Roll call was "A country I would like to visit and why." with an Oriental flavor, subject matter was read. Plans for the "Let's have a par- ty" were discussed and finalized. Chicken or shrimp curry was made with each girl helping. 'rhis with orange juice, was served for lunch. cry meeting held in Kingsbridge. A euchre party is planned for October 19th. Conveners for annual bazaar to he held Nov- ember 24th are; Tea Room Hostesses - Mrs. Joseh Mc- Connell, Mrs. John Maloney. Conveners: Mrs, Ewart Mrs, -John Lansink, Mrs. J. Willems, Ticket Draw; Mrs. Ray Hutchison, tors. Wm. Mc- Millan, Mrs. Jack Case. Sewing: McGregor Top Quality -BEEF Government Inspected W h ()Ie Reef 1.00 fialf Beef 1.01 Prier 'object to change INCLUDES: CUTTING WTI/WING and QUICK FREEZING. Free Delivery Within 10 Mile Grant McGregor Phone 262-5839 A farbwell party for Walter and Mary Kroskie was held at the home of Alecia and Matt Coyne on Friday night, prior to their leaving for Windsor where they intend to reside. About 35 neighbors attended. Progres- sive euchre was played with pri- zes going to ladies 1st Mrs..Mel- va Murray, Men's 1st Mr. George Coyne, Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Coyne and Mr. Mike Coyne.. Lucky chair prize was won by Mr. Lewis Coyne, An addre ss was read 'by George Ducharme and a well- filled purse was presented by Wilfred Maloney. Walter "and Mary both spoke briefly and thanked all who made the, party a success. Lunch was' then served and all left wishing them best wishes in the days to come. The following is the address: Dear Walter and Mary: It is \with deep regret that we learned of your sudden departure. from our village. 'In your short. stay with us, you ha 'c. gained a lot of friends by-your friendly attitude, both socially • and in every other way, you have prOved that you both. make good up-right citizens wherever you reside. . We ask you to accept this small gift with the spirit in which it is given. Now all we can say is God bless you and may you both enjoy good health and good luck for many years to come. And may we imagine we can often hear Walter say, "Mary, let's go home to Dublin, where we can assure you, of a warm welcome always." Thirty-nine from st.Patricks Church here received the Sacra- ment of Confirmation on Sunday last The Forty Hours Devotion will begin here next Sunday at the 10:30 Mass with Fr. Sullivan as guest speaker. Mrs. Mary Jordan of London spent a few days with her family here and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Krauskopf and family of Guelph spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ban Costello. Mr. and' Mrs. Wm. Feeney and family of Kitchener visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murray Mrs: Glenn Butters and fam- ily of Ilespeler and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butters and family of Mit- chell visited with Mr. Tom But- ters on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Evans is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary in Toronto, also at Niagara Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. Mr. Doh MacRae returned again to University Hospital in London on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ma- loney spent the weekend in Pt. Colborne with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murphy and family. Mrs. Ian Forsyth and Babe. of Vancouver and Mrs. JoeAnn Shewaushe of Kitchener visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney, CWL hears reports The Dublin G.W„L. meeting was opened by Mrs. Joe Delaney in the 'rectory room. The se- cretary, Mrs. Bill Feeney read the minutes and the treasurer Mrs. Keith McCarthy read the report. Mrs. Joe, Delaney gave a re- port on the deanery meeting in Kingsbridge which she and Mrs. Ron Murray and Mrs. Dan O'Rourke attended.- Mrs. Delaney thanked Mrs.. Joe Cronin and her helpers for redecorating the hall and having the carpet installed in the entrance way. Mrs. Delaney asked 'the lad- ies if, they would be entereste.d.en taking a leadership course and any interested. are to let Mrs. Ron Murray know. A motion as proposed by Mrs. Melva Mur- ray and Mrs. Ron Murray, that it was agreed at a funeral dinner the only charge to the family would, be the cost of the gro- ceries. Mrs. Frank Kistner and Mrs. Geo. Ducharme proposed that, Mrs. Joe Cronin can pur- chase bowls, ash trays, bun bas- kets, etc. for the hall. After Mrs. Deleney closed the meet- ing, Mrs, Teresa Murray and Mrs. Rita Meylan showed a film and expleiqed ovulation, a me- thod of Wag control approved by the Catholic Church. , St Columban girls win St. Columban girls defected St. Michaels, Stratford insoccer this week. Scoring for St. Columban were Janet Duffy, patty O'Rourke and Theresa Hicknell while Kim Altenberg scored for Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dale, Clinton visited with Mr. andmrs. Harold Storey and Bonnie Sunday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris and family were Mr. and Mrs. Tony wolfcamp, Mit- chell, Mr.' and Mrs. Allen Hut- chings, Shana and Shelly, Clin- ton. Shelly's 3rd birthday was celebrated. Vickie Harris spent the week- end with Carolyn Young, Seaforth. Ray Storey spent Sunday at Douglas, Point. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner. Visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee, Roy, Judy and Jacky and Chuck Rhodie, London, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wal- ker, Michelle, Kim and Jimmy, London, Kenneth Walker, London, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie, Linda and Joanne, Dorchester and Linda Moore, Stratford. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Storey visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cut- hill Sunday evening. Mr. William Dodds is still a patient in Clinton Hospital. The sympathy of the com- munity goes to the family of the late Roy Patrick. Mr. Patrick's funeral was held on Monday. Pupils from , this area that attend 'Walton Public School missed several days last week because of a furnace failure in the school. The pupils of the, district schools including seaforlt High School, Walton Public and Sea- forth Public had a holiday Tues- day due to dense fog endangering the pupils lives as well as others. (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs, Harold Storey Ray and Bonnie attended the wedding of Teresa Dale,daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Les Dale to Robert Bromely, Blyth, Fri- day evening. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storey and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Storey attended the wedding of Wayne Storey, son of Mt. and Mrs. Elwood We don't think Terrie. would take a shot at a Moose or even aim, at a low flying goose. All we know if the weather was fine, and there's fish in the lake she'd throw out the line. Seriously though, we shouldn't just wait and take some holidays before its too late. Your R.O.P. was only just fair two boys and a girl, with curly red hair. So now looking back on those 25 years Through trials, disappointments and sometimes tears. No doubt you have wondered as most of us do bow all that you dreamed of some how comes true. It seems most fitting this time of year 'We should all be thankful and glad we are here, to join With you on this happy event and present good wishes for your future content. Signed Neighbours and Friends Storey to Barbara Cowell of Woodstock. Miss Bonnie Storey spent the weekend with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dale, Clinton. Mrs. Gene St . Louis and Paul visited for a week with her daughter and son, Sheila and Mark St. Louis, Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris visited with Mr. and Mrs.walter Scott at their cottage in Port Elgin Saturday evening. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.Bob Harris and Vickie visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris and Catherine, Goderich, Mr. William Dodds is a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital. Saturday evening a freak twister went thrlugh the east of Winthrop. Several trees were twisted off. Harold Pryce had a barn destroyed on the former Joe Little property. Slight damage was done to the house trailer owned by Murray Pryne on the former Wilson Little farm. The county men have been busy cleanJ,n up the .debrise---- mcKILLOP # I The fourth meeting of the McKillop #1 Mixmasters was held at the home of Elizabeth Pryce on Thursday. "Europeans Discover the New World" was the subject discussed. Handout assignments were filled. Sausage and Tomato bake were made as well as German Tea Squares. Achievement day, which is on November 24 at S.D.H.S., and record books were discussed. Next meeting is at Kim camps bells on October 22. Anniversary Services were held at Cavan United Church Sunday. Dr. R. G. Hazelwood of Hinkley United Church, Hamilton was guest minister. Miss Mar- .jorie Papple was organist. 1Violinist, Virginia Robertson, was a guest and Bob Stoner was the soloist. Special music was also given by the Choir: Lunch was served after the evening ser- vice and a social hour enjoyed. Mrs. Harry Hak, Mrs. Gerald Groothius. Mrs. Nora Maloney. Penny Sale; Mrs. Anetiles, Mrs. Harold Maloney, Mrs. Mel Cooper. Candy: Mrs. Arthur Devereaux, Mrs. James Kelly. Boutique: Mrs. Ken Etue, Mrs. Gordon Nobel, Mrs, wm.Hart. Baking: Mrs. peter Jensen, Mrs. Jack Murphy. Mystery Boxes: Mrs. Maurice Huard. Fr. Laragh thanked the women for ,their devotion during the 40 hours .and also for their generous support during the year. " ARNOLD STINNISSEN LIFE — HEALTH and ACCIDENT — Registered Retirement Pensions Income Tax Deduetable Registered Retirement Annuities. ' — REPRESENTING — Sun .Life Assurance Company Of Canada TELEPHONE: 527-0410 117 GODF.RICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH Lower Interrest hies NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages anywhere in Ontario do RESIDENTIAL — INDUSTRIAL CONDIERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES interim firikneing on new construction .. or land dffelopraent REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA — PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. • AREA CODE 519-744-6535 COLLECT HEAD OFFICE: 56 Weber St. E., Kitchener, Ont. WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH The Dublin Designers held their sixth meeting on wednese day, October 3. Members *- cussed plans for Achievement -Day and Cynthia Looby was picked ,for commentator. The club was. shown how to print with lino .• blocks and with found objects. At the seventh meeting, nature prirtting and the method and fa- brics which could be used, were discussed and printing with na- ture objects carried out. At the last meeting onOct.16, mempers talked about Achieve- ment Day and decided who was going to make posters for the exhibit. . Npvs OF Winthrop • Correspondent Mrs.Robert Hulley 41 ".