HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-03-24, Page 8y ear the7 were married in the
Egmondville manse and their trip -
from Egmondville to their new
home on the Mill Road„ in
Tuckersmith was by horse and
cutter over lots of pitch holes.
When they were interviewed, by
the Expositor _ nn, their' SSth
anniversary in 1975, the Papples
talked about how life in the area
has changed over the years.
'When we were Taarried
everything was done by
manpower and horse power.
There weren't any ears or tractors
or telephones-or !WOO. But we
had more sociability, than there, is
now. People weren't mailing all
.theilmevand-theY liked to-gather-
tegether in __the evenings,
something people today won't
think et Pdoing.
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busload of people that attended the meeting. ,
the Quarterama Horse Show in Mb, Edith McMillan played = kl‘w Toronto ,-.)n -SundaY. for the hYrrins in the absence of =
Court Constantine L1842 held Mrs. Stewart CC:Rich. Thirteen =
• their March meeting on Thursday'' members answered' the roll pall. .E
the 10th the -4tiew-- Mrs. Van Rooijeti --gave =-
„.., MOS • member Nellie Wammes was treasurer's report.
, incudcted in to the lodge. Members were reminded of the =
District Deputy - Marjorie. Synodical in Stratford on April 12 :=„
Anderson and her High Marshall, and 13. Mrs, Molly Waddell took E.
Olave Little installed the officers charge Of the study period. E
for 1977. Mrs. Chas. McKay read the =
Past President Marjorie scripture, Psalm 46. Following =
Anderson, Preside& Mary
McClure; Vice Pr es.' Jessie
Tebbutt, Secretary Betty +I ulley,
Treasurer Anna Dolmage;
Chaplain, June Fothergill,
Conductor Annie” - Vincent,
. Mr. and'Mrs. Andy Thompson.of Community Centre with the ....
-.Hunter 'of Colborne Township, held April 15th ' Seaforth = ' 001 •
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Etobicoke and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Music Makers providing the = .
Thompson. music. -
Lisa Preszcater and Sandy,„.. „correction from last week - Woo
Merner attended'a birthday party Foresters Family dance in spring =
on Sunday afternoon for Barbie break is to be held the hall on 11,."'
Roberts on the occasion of her 8th Friday, March 25th with a
birthday. ' pancake supper to be.held from 7 =
Mr-. and Mil, Jan Wammes till 8 p.m. followed by the dance.
Sr, Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes Everyone is welcome.
Jr., Mr. and Mr.s Marris Bos,
' Community Centre. The couple is residing at R.R.1,
wedding anniversary party held
for Mr. and Mrs. Case Van Raay
in--• Dash.wood on Saturday
evening,
Mrs.-Jim Preszcator, Debbie The First. Church W.1VI.S. met = • AO'
and Michael.
Doug and Larry were among a "Kneeling in a Garden opened =
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wammes of First Church R.R.2, Seaforth attended the 25th
Blyth. Father Joseph Hardy Officiated. The bride was =
.attended by Maid of Honour Mary Heffron, and
'ANDERSON — HEFFRON — Marg. Heffron,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Heffron of Blyth,
and Jim Anderson, son of Mr, and • Mrs. Eric
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and Linda Hunn. Ken Anderson was best.man, and •
bridesmaids Ly nda Horbanuik, Debbie McDougall, pi nnp = ......
guests were ushered by Art Heffron, ,Bob Douglas =
.and Bill Turner. Mary- Efoyle was tthe organist, and ....$ .... ......
Stephen Cook was soloist for the ceremony. - A , = - -
reception' followed at the Blyth and District =1 ”;
Mary Merner
Weekend visitors with Mr. and with standin Nona- Pipe; Inner =
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Anderson, R.R.1, Lond'esboro, were married =
January21 in St. M ichael's Roman Catholic Church, =
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Doris Laidlaw, Lynda Horbaniuk and Jo Cronin.
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
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Fire Insurance company
(Established in 1876)
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coverage. for 'Town Dwellings
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Farm Properties.
AGENTS .
Ross Ho gert . Woodham
`Hugh SUUninger Dublin-
John Moore Dublin i
Clayton Harris Mitchell
Joseph Uniac _-'--Mitchell
NW Elaine Skinner
Wally Biiirrn
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Robert Oardinee
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Ray Mc uirdy+
Correspondent Warden Mary Merner. _ BATHROC)M _
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Eicetter 236,0360'
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)By Mabel Turnbull) flitting about.
Mrs. Lloyd Pipe, Londesboro, About a year ago a flock of
termer staff Member, Mrs. Ab. strange birds carne there. I Was
Harrison, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs, unable to ideritify them but ,when
A.W,Mooney pee Ninnle I described them to our neighbour
,$avauge, Massey. Mrs. Mpontr.,, Mrs.; Wm. Ball she said they were
is a former teacher of ARt at evening grosbeaks and • they
S.P.S. She is retired now from travelled in flocks. They have a •
Espanola School where she had YelioWish breast with black and
charge of the Library. She has white markings on the wings and
organized a school of Hand- smaller than a robin. I hope they
Weaving in the old school near - come again soon.The crab-tree
their home for July. Mrs. Mooney attracts squirrels and birds with
bears the title of 'Master their tiny red apples which hang
Weaver'. She will specialize in on the- tree all winter. I' was
design. She studied design in curious, so one day 1 asked one' of-
Sweden, and was also on the staff the girls to bring one in and cut it
of the Banff School of Fine A its in • half. I found the inside
' for, some tittle where she taught resembled any, apple complete
weaving, with seeds. I can see a squirrel
signs are before us. Some people surface but rather difficult for• a
Spring is upon us and several being able to crack the outer hard
have reported seeing and hearing bird:litit they can try.
robins which so far have escaped During my teaching days in the
my notice. Recently our pet -old school, on Church Street,
flowering erab-tree just outside.' there were many tame black
the window served as a chosen• squirrels around, I was told that
spot ter a flock, of evening the Misses Brine who lived on
•grosbeaks. I counted five of them Goderich Street ion the comer
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made pets.of the black squirrels.
One day when I was at the open
window, one of them hopped onto
' pulp and ate the-seeds. There was
my arm and ran up to my
shoulder where It perched. -4
moved over to my desk where he
spied a rosy apple, It left me and
hopped onto the desk, sat there in
squirrel fashion, took the apple
,between his paws chewed off the
an ideal nature studYlesson for
the pupils to write about,
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs,. David Longstaff
have returned from an enjoyable
week's holiday in Florida,-
. We had a rar e occasion lair
week when the Bennewies family
with Mrs. Lena Benne:vacs of .
Brodhagen, a resident here, and
members of the family assembled
. for, a photograph of five
generations.
Miss Alice Archibald, Barrie,
, called and visited us- recently.
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Wedding anniversaries 'are not
all that unusual, but 67th
wedding anniversaries are.
That's the milestone that a well
known Seaforth couple,, David
and Belle Papple celebrated on
Match 9, when their family,
neighbourS and friends gathered
for & small party. - -
Mr. Papple; -vat° is 91 and Mrs.
Papple who is 85 agrees that 67
years of married life- is quite
remarkable. "We don't feel old,
We're both really well", Mrs.
Papple told the Expositor.
-„,,,,The couple have had 67 good
years, Mrs. Papple says. "It's
been a really nice life. Lots sit
has
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that."
The
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The Papples have a family of
ten children• and one son, Robert,
was killed action in 1944.
There was all kinds of snow the
67 years
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