HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-01-27, Page 4.4--T `1104ON'EXPQSITOFI! JANVARY 1917
Leo and Lillie Murray
titled years
Correspondent
Mrs. John Templenian
345.2346,
Mr. and: Mrs. Duncan
McLachlan, MooSejaw, , Sask.
celebrated their sixtieth wedding
anniversary •on Jan.. 24. Mr.
McLachlan is a former resident of
the Cromarty area. ,
Mrs. Gordon Parsons and Mary
returned home on fhe Weekend
from-a,holiday :in • Florida:
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diughter,' Mary','4 Mrs. Gerald
-Porter, died in 1953. There are
seven grandchildren ! and three
great-grandchildren:
-Guests weiid. present Naini
Windsor, Sarnia, Strathroy,
.London, Kitchener. Port Franks..
Stratford, Londesboro and
surrounding area.
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Bran-put. 'visited Sunday" with
Mrs. Sam .-Norris and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Norris and. family.
Miss Kimberly. Eaton, left
Canada on January 1st -'for Pars,
France. Under the auspices. of
Tourisme Scholaire, she is living
with a French ' family and will
study French intensively at the
Sorbonne:. She hopes to visit
friends in England ,and Scotland,
before returning for: University
this fall. •
•
in .Florida
Master Carl .Mccallurit
with his :.grandpareritg.-Mr. and
Mrs.• Ed .Regele. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'McCallum
and Mr. and, Mrs. Kelly :Matron
and Jamie Itive returned to-their
hoineS; after- vacationing in
Florida. They • .
mrs, Mary Yost and family of
Dayton, OhiP.
Sympdthy is extended to Mrs.
Pearl Smythe and Mrs. Lorna
Dickiscin • . and .. Glenda.i
Brodhagen in the. passing .of
Harold Smythe. who passed away
at Seaforth Community Hospital.
neighbours joined with the farhily
enjoying an evening of dancing to
the music of Nelson Howe's
orchestra, Following the dance, 'a
'buffet lunch was served. •
Members of the family are Mrs. Murray is the former
Lillie Staples, daug er of the late Joseph, Stratford; Doreen, Mrs,
William Staples. and' Elizabeth Gerard Marchand and Aim. Mrs.
Armstrong of Tom Dawe, both of Windsor, A
They said, the „„we N'ather S a S • •
gorgeous and %Vann and• got a :.
• lovely t all and sure didn't.eovFlis
_Litre in ' the snow belt: They
Kemp ' Crescent. ' Stratford. . • . . . arrived home safely' last week. '
Congratulations to the young
couple. . '
• . • ...,• . .• Two pots of ':Yellow Ill I.1 Ill S .,
Mr, and WS.. Leo Murray of St
•,;tolumban 'celebrated their 55th
Wedding Anniversary, on, Satur-
day, January 22 at a reception in
the' Legion Hall, Seaforth7
McKillop
Township. .
Mr. Murray is the son of the
late John Murray and Louisa.
Eckert of MeKillop Township.
They farmed in Hibbert Township
for 16 years. Since, that time they
have resided in St. Columbian.
Relatives, friends and
Sta ffa
Correspondent
Mrs. Ed Regele
Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Braecher
'of #4 Walton have returned i6'
their home • after vacationing in
"Florida. " •
Mr. and Mrs. Glen McNichol,
#4 Walton and Mr. and• Mrs. Don-'
Dennis, #1-Watton are vacation-
ing in FlOilda._ ,
W-alter Clark has returned to
his home after being ill in
Seaforth Communify Hospital.,
Sympathy is extended to Mr.;
and Mrs. Dominic Murray in the
passing of. Mrs. Murray's father
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afackycird
Reptitt - ,
..lheiriarket at Brussels Stock-
•-ydrds:, was steady with steers
Meeting a moderate demand and
heifers .were active. There were
10713. cattle and 1667 pigs on °fief.
Choice Steers - 39,00 to-41.00
'W'ith sales to 4L50.
- Good- Steers - 37.00 to -39.00.
A steer consigned by Clarence
Ritchie of Lucknow weighing 1320
lbs. sold for 41.50.'
Thirteen steers consigned by
Ron Wolfe of Ddbbinton averag-
ing 1161 lbs. sold for 41.20.
Five steers consigned by
Gerald Ball of 'Ernbro 'averaging
1116 lbs c-sold for 41.20 with his
offering of steers averaging
1072 lbs. selling for 40.22:.
Fifteen steers cOnsigned 'by .
Lorne - Eadie of Holyrood.
averaging • 1213, lbs: sold for
40.20.. ,-
Seven fancy--Aight steers
consigned.by George Underwood
of R.R. 1. Wingham averaging
10241bs, sold for 40.90 with his
offering 'of • 35 steers averaging
1201 lbs. selling for 39.65.
Choice Heifers • 37,00 to 39.00
with sales to 39.30. .
• Good Heifers - 35.00 to 37.00.
(tontinued on' Page 18)
Mrs. L. Wolfe
Correspondent'
formed a 'beautiful setting at
Monkton United Church.
Rev. Boulger
conducted. , the double,, ring
ceremony, and the organist was
Mrs. Cad a n Monk t .
Prior 'to the cerettninv, 'Knife
Davey sister of the bride lit the
candelabra.
Maid. of 'honor was Miss .
Caroline Latiiiin of RR#2, Dublin;
Best man was Warren Rcihi of
'RR#2, Monkton and. ushers were.
Rands' • Horan of . Mitchcll and
Steve Hogarty.of RF05., Mitchell.
The couple will live at 22Q
, •
Friends anti -relative-ts;
Earl LientfeW t'eS are filiThsed she
kit-recovering favourably since she
has ret unicd •home front &Ira t ford
General Hospital, where she had
surger..
Grandparents ,Mr.. and Mrs.
LaVern Wolfe (his dad) Mr. Lorne
Wolfe and Miss Elaine Creig,liton,
x, Not a Seirtta motort.,...d in.
Marcel alai Elaine' attend
Smiles
In an csamination what-11c would
do -to --break • tip- 41- crowd. Hi',
answer , indicated ';t deep
• kn6wledgc of huinail nature.' He,
wrote. "I'd take up a collection:-
During his 100th birthday
Meer-slew the, Salty centenarian
1pld a rporter, "If I'd known I
was going to I iie this long. I'd
has e taken better care •of
'
After an accitlent, one' x% (intim
past the gathering crowd and
started to lean over the victim.
Slie"Was pushed aside by a man
wht.direeted; "Step back. please.
'Eve had a Course.in First Aid.-
The woman stood and watched
as the man fussed,-around for a
couple Minutes...then tapped him
on the shoultler and 'said. "Whcn
you get to that parrahput calling a
d octor. rin already here."
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Cleary
and family in London:
:Mrs. Diane 'Mieser an.d Danny.
Kinkbra, Mrs. Rosemary Lorentz:
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney.
Anne Marie and -Pat of Sebring- -
Ole, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta ,
Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Byers,
Seafortth aiii3"Mr. 'arid . Mrs. Mike
ey Malon; Stratford, visited Mr, ,
and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney. -
Mr. 'and Mrs. Mauricc-.Etue of
Seaforth Visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Maloney,
university in' Halifax. At the same
home - w ere Darre'll Wolfe.
Kitcheiter- .and Miss Wendy.
Harper. Waterloo
With Mr. and Mrs. la N.:(.411 ;
Wolfe antI Dale Wert: their son
Mr. Dun. Wolfe, ..lamic 'and his.•
Honer fro-m---Lon don and Mrs. .
Wolfe visited, with her .mother"
Mrs. leo ('ole. • and Rm.
Russeldale on Sat Li r 4 •
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Ben,:prin,..ut and Rat, were Mr.-77rd--
0 M
Silverbiren Lrescent. Dublin.
Mr. Mike McLaughlin is now
driving a new Mercury and iii his
own words "the very 10,tes colour
scheme". Mr. M ike recalled ,his
first car was a 1930 ModelA but
he didn't recall the colour.
Mr. and Mrs Joe' Cronin,
Helen St., Dublin; returned
from a • tour of Mexico and the
Southern' 11.S.A.-
Mrs, Gertie- Kramers has
rourned 'from a holiday in
NasSau.
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Correspondent
Vincent Latie
• 34.2716
Is our winter over? Although it
has not been aboVe freezing, j can
notice the,..-snow banks have
lowered somewhat and Loan see
what a feW mild days would do to
all that dry snow that has .been
delivered since early December:
With- very-col&temperatures, it
remains to be se* if we are going
to have the vual January thaw .
and if so, it will have to best:m:-
At one 'time in my writing, 1
mentioned that." had lots of time
to dolitis, as I had nothing elSe.to
but since- moving here, I ain
beginning to wonder, as neWlobs
keep. popping up. I have 'had no
time as yet to do any visiting but I
haven't given up hope.Anyway it-
was nice. to stay indoors and have
. something 46.
Personals
-.Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. McQuaid
have a new grandchild to add to
their- long list. Mr. and•Mri. Roy
McQuaid. Oshawa 'are the proud
parents,..
Mr. and Mrs. :JaS;•••Mailloux,
Toronto visited:over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. V.J. Lane.,
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;There w, R aloo • a basket of
floWers at • tR-e-: same church,
Sunday Morning from I-he-funeral
ot,Mr. Harold "S-myth.' Sincere
svMpathy • of the community to
'the bereayed widow Ws. Smyth
(Lorna) Mrs. FordDickison and
Glenda . Dickison.. Another--
daughter Mrs. :Robert
Gibblis visiting at the liorne..here,
at present..and granddaughters
Sheri- -and; Cheryl .,Gibb from
Glencoe. ' ;„.„:,
Visitors with Mrs, Norman
'Bennewies on the 'weekend were
Mr.•and Mrs. Willard,Bennewies,
Terry , and Keith, Mr, Earl
Bennewies, Vicky, Bradly and
Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred •
Drager, Brian. Janet and Larry,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bosence and
David' of Stratford.'Mr. and Mrs.
- Ray Bennewies, London, Mr. and.
Mrs. ,E a Aock• .RR4-; r- Walton .
Mr:,'attd Mrs, itfeVenliennewies.
Jacquelin and Jamie.
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Mr. George ' Coville has'
returned to his home front Visiting
relatives and friends in New York
and. Brooklyn, U.S.A. When
questioned . concerning the
weather down there his answer,
was ''IoitC1".' •
Mr..Jack Frost of St. Thomas is
spending a few days with his
sister, Mrs. ,lean Dill.
-'Mrs. Millie Evans haS returned
home after spending a few days:
The weddihg bells •Tang fPr.
Dorothy. JeanDavcy and Lawrence
. • • Brant 'son of Mrs. Eleanor .Brant
RR3. 'Mitchell and daughter of:
. Henry . and' Esther Davey.:.R,R2.
• • • • • M onk t on. Wolfe a MI (brother) Dale were
SIU.dying •France...c:„h„ii,(e.s,catliidi edlab‘r\ahitcvvi t h(.iair,,t.c.d surpi;kco wk.en Harrel
adorned -the • altar of 'Si. .Peter's• policeman was asked
Lutheran 'Church Sunday morning
--irrhOrtour-of-Mr. and Mrs. ,Ervin
- 'Miller who were married 50 years
ago Thursday,,, January , 20th.
They WC.re laced' there...by their
111'. and . MI's. . Carl \ ock• ,fround E- tondo and etvo‘tsa. sca m. ,_,.,
BrOffilag.l.'11 accompanied 1.\:y:.:1111.1 -;.-hcmitjkil .,...,ion .., and n nere,.0 n ig •
Mrs. Gordon MOgk„ Bornholm tor ,,L'olcrv. I he% \ % ere guQlt.s oh',Mr,
-11‘.0. \kcl.',1.2.-t -.-‘‘ tinI' the ‘ : •-•,...iFi'll..L1 Aii, VI rz'::. Mery • H odgert and Mr.
• cAl . mid ,11-(s. Bob Dalton in' Florida
Mrs. Bill Bettertnan.' Sherri and
Marie and • Robbie of -
McKillop 'on Sunday.
Mr. Ralph' Seherbarth flew _
from 'Detroit to visit his mother
' Mrs. Edward Scherbakh Sr. at
• the new Hillside Nursing home
and fattier' Mr. • Edward.
Scherbarth Sr at the home of his
sister•Marlene and b rother in law
Mr; and . Mrs, Ross_ Townsend
obi's the. weekend,.
We're
asters
ratti
.we have a -
Januctry thaw?
Mr: and. Mrs. Leo Smith, Acton
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Cronin..,
Sister Jean
Cronin.,,
Goderich
visited her mother -Mrs: Mary
Moylan on the weekend. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coyne left"
last week to spend what remains
of the winter in Florida arid -San .
Domingo.
The Dublin Pee Wee hockey_
- team are-continuing their- Winning
• ways.. On Friday 21st, they, held
"-Blyth. to a 2 all tie with Melady
'and 13ruxer scoring One each. In
Seaforth, Jan. 23, they defeated
Zurich 6-3. L. LoobY with-3, M. -
'Kelly .2, J. Hieknell--1- -scored for
Dublin.
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