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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-04-18, Page 4-.•: .. , ............. r....�r.r•—rfrnmP••�mv,�•.'r•IM'/•.n. P'WF Y•TPo 1.r ".W , .. � ... ... _ � � .... .. .. , � ..-... .o ♦ - SITAR, $RAFORTH, ONT., APRIL 10, 1P74 , luronview o Live Crusade Team visited the Home on ind held a service in the Auditorium. Rev. duced the Team which included Rev. , theme speaker, Mrs. Marshall,, soloist, ;t and devotional leader for the service. ents, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. :lcpmed to the Home and those having the v eek were honoured ar Monday's Flydit, Norman Speir, Jerry and Terry, f the Christian n kins on Monday evening. The 1 �i Nf1 spent a few• days last Week Good Fridav afternoon meeting of meeting opened with the 4-H Easter visiting her sister, Mrs. Verna + � � � i pRroviaea the music with volunteers rom , Reformed GFi'urch assisting with wheel chairs. Brooks. Society. Mrs. Malcolm Lamond pasta dish I have made.' Gail Gammon, Toronto, spent the ' Mr. and Mrs. Ron Agar of Mrs. Carl Weitzman, who is in and Alicia Coyne and other visitors � n v � � The McQuaid' Family of Seaforth entertained on Family Night with step dancing, vocal and instrumental numbers. Risen Today', was sung, followed reasons 3 different muffins. hospital. �, Staffa. R i y by a' poem, 'Welcome, Happy Mrs. Monica. Holland has j J' J IF { With Mr. and Mrs. Dan M weekend .with Mr. and Mrs. '',•.. Morning,' by Mrs. Mervin Dow. returned after spending a week in Nassau. Mrs. Steohen Gaunt of Mrs. Don BentA n.ger of Ingersoll spent the holidays with Mr, and � • • • Senior Citizens to spend � LIFE HEALTH and AOCIDENT 4 Stratford spent a few dayslastMrs. -.•: .. , ............. r....�r.r•—rfrnmP••�mv,�•.'r•IM'/•.n. P'WF Y•TPo 1.r ".W , .. � ... ... _ � � .... .. .. , � ..-... .o ♦ - SITAR, $RAFORTH, ONT., APRIL 10, 1P74 , luronview o Live Crusade Team visited the Home on ind held a service in the Auditorium. Rev. duced the Team which included Rev. , theme speaker, Mrs. Marshall,, soloist, ;t and devotional leader for the service. ents, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. :lcpmed to the Home and those having the v eek were honoured ar Monday's Flydit, Norman Speir, Jerry and Terry, f the Christian n News of Cromarty WMS has potluck, sees Visitors with Mrs. Frank Evans fhe criteria for K2P OK5. on the weekend -were Mr. and I t" i a follows Mrs. Bill Evans and family of Niagara Falls, and Mr. and Mrs: Easterfilms Jack Cleary, Karen and Kevin of Toronto. Mrs. Percy Adams of Brussels A potluck dinner preceded the kins on Monday evening. The Cleland, BQb and Pauline, spent a few• days last Week Good Fridav afternoon meeting of meeting opened with the 4-H Easter visiting her sister, Mrs. Verna + � � � i pRroviaea the music with volunteers rom , Reformed GFi'urch assisting with wheel chairs. Brooks. Society. Mrs. Malcolm Lamond pasta dish I have made.' Gail Gammon, Toronto, spent the ' Mr. and Mrs. Ron Agar of Mrs. Carl Weitzman, who is in and Alicia Coyne and other visitors � n v � � The McQuaid' Family of Seaforth entertained on Family Night with step dancing, vocal and instrumental numbers. Risen Today', was sung, followed reasons 3 different muffins. hospital. �, Staffa. ° * �'- •" by a' poem, 'Welcome, Happy Mrs. Monica. Holland has family of Windsor and Mr. and With Mr. and Mrs. Dan M weekend .with Mr. and Mrs. '',•.. Morning,' by Mrs. Mervin Dow. returned after spending a week in Nassau. Mrs. Steohen Gaunt of Mrs. Don BentA n.ger of Ingersoll spent the holidays with Mr, and Costello for Easter were Pr. Jack Costello of Windsor, Mr. and • • • Senior Citizens to spend ' LIFE HEALTH and AOCIDENT r Stratford spent a few dayslastMrs. Hugh Benninger. Mrs. Pete Groshok and Debbie of holiday weekend with their Visiting on the holiday week- —�� Retirement Pensions —, t '�• , week visiting with her. Mr. and Mrs.. Maurice Fitz- London, Mr. and Mrs. Doug in Ottawa �*, Income Tax Deductable Registered ;� .: .'.� s Mr. and Mrs. George Coville patrick of Dearborn, Mich. and McGillvray and family of Chat- Q week • S „--„� •� w r; "~ ”"': �� left by air from Mallon on Friday on Et two-week vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Johnson and family of Londesboro visited with ham, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Costello and family of Seaforth Eight hundred Senior Citizens charged. The programme, will. . accomtitodation, and Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke, frielids in New York. Mr, and Mrs. Ed -Byers. and Mr. Wilfred Feeney. from all across Canada will travel include travel, to Ottawa this Spring, at greatly • and meals at nu extra charge. MORE DESTRUCTION -- An equipment -shed was smashed to the ground and this Mrs. Kay Eckert of London is Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin and Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. reduced rates, thanks to a special The Society would like to make barn partly destroyed on the farm of Joe O'Reilly, south of St. Columban by spending two weeks with friends P g family sent Easter in Kitchener Y p Wilfred Malone on Sunda were Y Y grant of money made available by contact: with individuals who feel Sunday's tornado. Two hydro transmission towers on the farm were levelled and in Dublin and is taking care of the with Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph L. Mr. Ray Maloney, Miss Arlene t* Secretary of State. that they are eligible. most of the O' Reil ly's large trees were destroyed. "But my little hen house stayed Coville home while they are on vacation. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costello Bannon, Miss Colleen Bannon, Mr. Ken Weir and Mr. Mike This grant has been awarded to All interested parties should put", Mrs. O'Reilly said Wednesday, "although I haven't got many eggs lately!". Mr: and Mrs. Frank Kistner and family of Kingston spent Thomas, all of Stratford, arid Mr. the Society for the Study of the write to the Society for the Study More than 50 men came Wednesday to help the O'Reilly's glean up. (Staff Photo) have returned home after spend- Easter with Mrs, Melva Mtiiray and Mrs. Harold Maloney 'of Heritage of Canada which is a of the Heritage of Canada, 77 Mr. and Mrs.' Jim Oulette and ing two weeks in Florida. and Mr. and Mrs: Dan Costello. Seaforth. Canadian non-profit organization. McLaren Street, Ottawa, Ontario. News of Cromarty WMS has potluck, sees Visitors with Mrs. Frank Evans fhe criteria for K2P OK5. on the weekend -were Mr. and I t" i a follows Mrs. Bill Evans and family of Niagara Falls, and Mr. and Mrs: Easterfilms Jack Cleary, Karen and Kevin of Toronto. Mrs. Percy Adams of Brussels A potluck dinner preceded the kins on Monday evening. The Cleland, BQb and Pauline, spent a few• days last Week Good Fridav afternoon meeting of meeting opened with the 4-H Listowel. " visiting her sister, Mrs. Verna Cromarty Women's Missionary Pledge followed by the roll call, 'a Miss Janet Allen and Barry Brooks. Society. Mrs. Malcolm Lamond pasta dish I have made.' Gail Gammon, Toronto, spent the ' Mr. and Mrs. Ron Agar of se ec ton s -wish to enjoy a bicultural experience are 65 or over are in good health have not visited Ottawa during the last three years - ate unable, and have been unable , over the past five years, to afford to travel presided and welcomed merlibers Harburn gave the secretary's weekend with her parents, Mr. Lon n and Mr. and Mrs, Neil outside of their province for of the Marian Ritchie Evening report and the book cover design and Mrs. Eldon Allen. Mr. and, Sta*ton of Dungannon spent Richard Templeman celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong. Pleasure. Auxiliary and other guests. The was chosen during rhe business. Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. Easter with Mr. and Mrs, Ed his 10th birthday on Good Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Daynard A small regis ion fee of --tin o en -1 with the hymn. A review of revious notes was Russell Scott s ent the weekend Stapleton. and had as his guests Ross and family Guelph visited on the $30.00 per person •11 be . g P 'There is a Green Hill,' the call to P made and a debalg ,was held on P at Niagara Falls where they Sr. Agnes Coyne of Strathro g Y Y Bowman, Fullarton, "Richard holiday weekend with Rev: and worship, and a unison prayer. thg pegs and cons, of oonvenience visited with Mr. Scott's sister, spent Easter holidays with Matt Skinner, Morino,,.„Steven Mille, Mrs. Daynard. The hymn, ':'Christ the Lord is foods. The girls then judged, with Mrs. Carl Weitzman, who is in and Alicia Coyne and other 'Kevin Scott and Grdnt Droost,' Mr. and MrS. Ed Lawrence, ARNOLD STINNISSEN i' Risen Today', was sung, followed reasons 3 different muffins. hospital. relatives. Staffa. Toronto, visited on the holiday by a' poem, 'Welcome, Happy Muffins and lemonade were Mrs. Jessie Tavlor, Stratford. Mr. and Mrs'. Dave Murtha of David and Dennis Dow,. weekend .with Mr. and Mrs. '',•.. Morning,' by Mrs. Mervin Dow. served for lunch. spent the Easter weekend with Kitchener spent Easter with Mr. P Guelph, were home over the P Arthur Kemp. p LIFE HEALTH and AOCIDENT Easter Scriptures read by Sdnday School her daughier, Mrs. Jean Carey. and Mrs. Lou Rowland. holiday weekend with their Visiting on the holiday week- —�� Retirement Pensions —, t .were Mrs. John Jefferson and Mrs. The Sunday School held an Easter visitors with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Muege of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman end with Mrs. Sam Norris and Income Tax Deductable Registered Russell Scott. open assembly and program on � Mrs. Otto Walker were Mr. and Walkerton spent Easter with Mr. P Dow and Ernest. Mr. and Mrs. Bob ,Norris and Retirement Annuities. Following the singing of 'The Day Easter Sunday with the Superin- Mrs. Hugh Currie, Dorchester, and Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke, Bonnie •Miller, Toronto, spent family were Mrs. Ethel Lyall, — REPRESENTING — Resurrection', the meditatioik tendent, Mrs. Thomas Scott in Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maloney the holiday weekend with her Nancy and David, Toronto, Mrs. Sun Life Assurance Company _of outlining a number of events that charge. Easter hymns and London. Mr. and Mrs.. Robert and fancily spent Easter with Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton and Mrs. Eric Norris, Sean and Of Canada }3 might have taken lace on file•, g P choruses were sun Nancy g • } Hulley, Winthrop.r. and Mrs. P • and Mrs. Maurice Etue at Miller and Paul. Michelle, Quebec, Mr.” Jim TELEPHONE: 527-0410 evening of the Crucifixion was I,' Templeman led in praver and the Larry Gardiner, tCromarty, and Seaforth. Mrs. David Capt ing, London, Norris, Judy and Garry, Bramp- It7 GODERI(JH ST. EAST -- SEAFORTH read by Mrs. James -Miller; Mrs. ' Easter story was read by Darlene 'their families. Mr. and Mrs.' Jim Oulette and spent the holiday weekend with. ton, and Jeff Ralph, Mitchell. Charles Douglas, Mrs. Calder Taylor and Jean Carey: Margaret her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Laidlaw, Kincardine, ♦ M., .... 0,