The Huron Expositor, 1976-02-05, Page 5A SURPRISE PARTY — Leo Hagan cuts his 65th birthday cake at a surprise party.
Friday night where he was honoured by fellow staff members at the Huron
Expositor. Leo, longtime linotype 'operator and Expositor columnist retired Friday
on his birthday. Behind him are Henrietta Brown of the Expositor staff and his son
Paul, a commercial artist -in Hensall. (Staff Photo)
In St.•Columban • Visttors storm stayed
Storm cancels church
in Cromarty Sunday
Correspondent planned by the .Norrises and
R. Laffig Dows. ,
'Church 'and Sunday - School
Eighteen Couples front were. cancelled on '§unday,
CI-warty, -.xeter . and Hcnsall
Presbyterian Churches 'took'part
'in a triqelling slispocr in the
Crornarty.. area last Monday.:
Flosk and hostessesfor the meal
,were Alice and Larry Gardiner,
Philip and Pearl James, Carter
and Grace Kerslake,. Ivan Wild
...Betty Lou -Norris, Betty and
Mervin Dow, kiln Carey. Jolla
and Roberta lempleman, Gordon
and EvaLaing. Following supper., glee club concerts in Berkley.
everyone met at the
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The Ladies Aid held a Stanley
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Bruce Norris: Adrian .Eyre,
Andrew and Margaret Laing took
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clYPTAPIRtent
V. J. ,Lane
Although we had one of the
worst snow storms of the winter
there were some visitors who•left
their destination -Priefay under
reasonably good conditions. They
had 'their vacation extended
longer than anticipated when
wind and snow made roads
impassable Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Matt Coyne,
Brantford visited Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Coyne and Mr. •and Mrs.
Lou Coyne. •
and . Mrs. Vaal O'Reilly , ,
Windsor, with Mr, and Mrs. Lou
O'Rielly and Mr. and .Mrs. D.
Cornish, .Seaforth.
Miss Catherine Moytan, St.
Thomas, with her mother Mrs.
Mary. Moylan. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ryan left for
their home -'in Stratford. early
...Sunday Where his wife .„
presented, him with 'a baby bOy
'StindaY P.M. Congratulations are
extended.
•„,
Lions do
Correspondent
Don MacRae
The regular tlinntr. meeting Of
the Dublin & District Lions Club
was held at St. Patrick's School
Tuesday evening. President Lion
Norm McKay opened the meeting
with the Lion's Grace.
There were 19 Lions present
who enjoyed dinner catered by
Mrs, Miller of Seaforth.
Guests were Lion - Inter-
national Foundation chairman 'of
ZOnd'A9 'led Reimpel, Mitchell
and Lion Bill Lemon ,• also of
Mitchell. Lion,„_Ileimpel was
introduced by LibriItoger Kramp.
Lion led outlined the workings
of the Lions Imernational
Foundation stressing that one
hundred percent of every'
donation to is destined -for
hurnanitarian services since Lions
International' meets', .adminis:
intim expenses,'
Expenses are minimal because
of the many Lions Clubs around
the world with Lions being on the
world wide work
Florida but is naw in Seaforth
Community Hospital. Mr. 'Louis
Maloney accompanied his brother
to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike MacRae
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Hallman (Nora Anne)
in Waterloo..
Visitors with Don MacRae were
Mr. Gary Kelly, Niagara Falls
and Mr. Doug. Robinson (the
plumber), Goderich.
Postmaster Don MacRae
Wishes to remind rural customers
to clear around their mail box for
rural couriers if they can find
their box. Otherwise they can
provide a closed container so that
the driver doesn't have to leave
his vehicle. He says he realizes it
is difficult weather but co-opera-
tion with one another will assure
prompt delivery.
Returned- after a two week
holiday in Florida are Mr. Pete
Maloney Jr. and Mr. Louis,
Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Bowman, Mr. Ray Maloney and
daughters. Colleen,-Carolide and
Mary Jo., Miss Linda Morrisson,
niece of Peter Maloney and Mr.
Harvey Hess of Stratford. Two
stationwagons were arranged
which they used to tour the state
of Florida. On the tour Mr. Peter
Maloney purchased a house at
Sebring, in the , central part Of
Florida, 100 miles ,south of .
'Disneyland where' he intends to
make his future Nime during the
winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maloney of
Stratford, visited on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Maloney.
Marking tner.r rtarty4OPith
wedding anniversary ktarvq, and
Port#14 Dow .of Staffa were
guests of honor at a supper held
at the home of their son-inqaw
and daughter, Mr. , and Mrs.-
Sheldon Ward and family of
Monkton.. Present for the meal.
were the bride's rnothfr arid
brother, Mrs.Cliff Pow and
Nelson: R.R.2, Stafp;,. algokAs..
couple's children; Mi. and Ms:"
Ray Feltz and' family, Michell;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Feltz and
Clinton. Mr. and Mrs.
Posiri '
Dow and \girls'of Kemptville were ,
Unable to a4011"4•
After a roast 1.; %MPer fir)
•evenipt of, prporM.lve ePchre • s("08
was enjoyed with Mr. o..n4 .M$;
Harold Prraltinit, Mr and
TomiCalcilthquit and 'Prtrdpn aaala
Mrs.' format ,Do'W all of
'R' R.2,` Siaka being present.
At midnight a light lopeh,with
an anniversary cake was enjoyed.
scene with first hand facts and
needs of thosf_401e•
L.I.F. has 'Provided Over
$300,000.00 to the needy of the
world, - for instance - floods in
Th"dippines, Fiji, Pakistan,
Mexico, Brazil, India, Korea,
Bangladesh, the U.S.A. and
'Thailand • droUght and famine
SNS vpt.,Indik Ethiopia, he said.'
When young men and women
had no chance of helping
themselves and, their countries,
L.I.F. was there. •
Ted was thanked by Lion Ron
Ryan. Lion Herb Brown now
carries a coin changer for any
offence at the. meeting.
Lion Don MacRae's singing
must have improved - at least no
complaints:
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Small and
family, James Street, have
retilmed front a vacation in
Florida.
Mr. Peter MitIoney'r'Jr'. has
returned frorn a vacation in
attended the Liberal leadership 'and, relatives in the area.
convention in Toronto last week.' We are pleased to. learn' that.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave •Regier, our pastor Father Oostveen , has
Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs. left for a well earned holiday in Members of the- Brodhagen berk: secretary, K,n, Smith;
Albert Cronin last week end, the sunny south. Several from the Chamber of C ommerce reviewed -treasurer. Orval Parrott: assistant
Mr. and. Mrs. Glen Butters, district are presently, there, and their attic ilk-, of the past yeas at treasurer. Frank Mto•ray. '•
Edmonton, Alta'., visited Mr. and several more arc making plans to their annual meeting and were Directors are: Don' McClure.,
Mrs. Maurice Melady also friends ' follow in the' near ,future. highly pleased with the, response Fred BcPtiewic`.•• Willia m
Stdffa -W1 hebe s (\,..., ,, they 'had reeeik.;,'d from the public's' Betierniann. Bob' Osborn,
and u the• usurpiissed success; of , Gordon Moak and Carr Pack.
their ',undertakings. • 1:pcoming they're hard at work
Consequently', they concluded „on.,,Jpeir Winter Carnival.
Canadian women that, - financially. they ''''''''-' •"'
. , experienced , a \yon d erfi i i .,,c ,..ir • -txposner needs . . ,. t. orrespondenti . .. 'Mrs. Russell Worded outlined
- . Mrs.9ohn 7 empleman • the procedure for 'presenting a
H FrankMrs.amilton, Mrs.' resolution at branch and district
Carter Kerslake and 'Miss' Olive level. Sheintroduced Mrs. Calvin
Speare were hostesSes, for the , Christie who . showed slides and
ReSolutions meeting of the Soffit* 'gave an interesting commentary .
Wmen's - -•• Institute On . of .a .trip to • 'Australia and New
Wednesday, January 28', at 2 Zealand which ' she and . her
p.m. in the towlishit) 'hall. 'Mrs. husband had'enjoyed. .
• Charles Douglas ..presided and .. Mrs. Wordcn had a , Most
opened with the Institute O(le and interesting display table of gifts
Mar.)" Stewart Collect followed by' 'and souveniri which she hail from
a p(11.111 "Here arid There". other provinces and other Flanagan undurt ake a day camp •
eountries, • ' Yor children which ivas it paper please •call the Editor,
and family were guests at' the
''January day that I recall.- ('larks-Mauer wedding at St.
Mrs. 'Cameron Vivian- gaye a .Andrew's ' Memorial ' church,
short talk' on an outstanding ' .. - London on Saturay.
Canadian woman. MrS. "Rdssell Mt'. and mrs, Reg.. Elliott and
Woolen .presesnted . the. motto - family •werd"giics(S at. thsFisher-
• '1 here is no tax on smiles. we• Brooks wedding in 1 hamesvieW
i'an afford 'to lhare • 'them 'United Church. Fullarton on
'liberally'', concluding with a Saturday e •i.ening.
sing'-a--long Veith.songs.which had • '
"Smile. in the titles. _Mrs. 'Bert
Daynard accompanying On the
B Jarmuth heads
Brodhagen C of C
Their annual bat-hectic had filet
withs a generous response, and
their turkey...bingo had• been the
best in. years. in addition they had ,
introduced a neYy feature with a
fall festival in food.
Served frontier style. -
The project went ovet• 'big'. the
C. 'of C'. 'says,
' Thq.Chamlier .sponsored.1.4 hall • . • If you are arrive in the teams and were instrumental in d
Bennc,‘ les and Patti ` "," " "
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the"111IY- ,
would" like to report news for this
• 'I lti•.11ttron Expositor is idoking
for' a correspondent to write.
the '2Cromarty anti 'area news,.
Mrs. Ruth' Laing who fia ,, written.
the Cromarty 'few s for seZ.erril
'Cr ars Would like to retird and she
has asked the Expositor to find a
replai-t-nit4m
:new correspondent
McKillop Township council
named representatives to the
township recreation, parks and
community' Centre board for 1976
•• at their meeting -in Winthrop
'Tuesday afternoon.. .
Membe'rs named are Ron Ryan.,
Laverne Godkin, Bill Sien-icitf,
ClordonPryi":e, Don Dodds, and
deputy 'ice‘e Ralph Mc'Nichol
and councillor Harvey Craig. piano.
and two visitors present and the
McKiltop rec group call 'was answered • by a
Mr. and Mrs. led Melady: • I here were twelve members
Mr. and Mrs. john 1 einPyman Susan White in the Expositor success. " office. 52 7 -0240,
1975 under the presidency of ' • Mrs. Laing 1111,, kindly agreed to William Flanagan. was a banner, ,imtinue reportinti, the until
vdar. Now past president, he . we find a neW eorresprindent, if socucedcd .. ,larnmith, ' a vn are interested is Sl hilt's going Assisting him on the exeentix on Lind would will tic; first virc•presidcnt r-
like to see, your ,
"1.1 ." commonitv•s acti receivo
Bc'nnc w its: se"nd news roc erage. call us wild\ mid
Cr(itMty orrespon-
third Y.dent's jolt iec-president „Joe Vanden-. •
Hibbert reeve
again heads
Board of Health
Hibbert Reeve Ross McPhail
was re-elected chairman of the
Perth County Board Of Health at
the board's meeting in Stratford
last week. •