HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-06-03, Page 5Dan Murray and Jared.
Visitors with Ron and
Mary Ryan on the occasion of
Stephen's first communion
were Mr. and Mrs. J.L.
Ryan. Kitchener and Mr.
and Mrs. Mtn Walsh from
Stratford.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Claire Murray on the occa-
sion of Lisa's first cornmun-
ion were Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Murray. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Dolmage and family
Seaforth. Mrs. James
Malone and Co nnie from
Shedden and Bob Murray
from Stratford.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Nancy Melady on the ocea-
sion of Sean's first comtnun-
ion were Frank and Elizabeth
Harrigan, Lucan. Norm and
Marg Kerp_p, Marg
Dale, Seaforth, John Lansink
and family, Seaforth, Susan
and Sandra Hulley from Sea-
ford' and Tom Melitly.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Melady
returned home after spend-
ing 'the past 4:1?.ro weeks
visiting With their daughter
Anne in Churchill, Maniteba.
and Thompson, Manitoba.
They also flew to Rankin
Inlet near the &clip Circle in
the North West Tesiteries
where Anne worked before
Moving to Manitoba. While
in Rankin Inlet they visited
Misl Joanne Murray at the
school Where. Joanne is a
teacher.
Miss Joanne Murray, Ran-
kin Inlet, North West Terri-
tories is spending the holi-
days with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Murray.
Sympathy of the Commun-
ity is extended to Mr. and
- Mrs. Bob Duffy and family
on the death of Ruth!s
mother7 Mrs. Mary Regter
whose feneral was Tuesday
at Our Lady ofMouet Cannel
Gburch, Mount-Carniet
Obituary
4,1FOSTERBfi,NNETT'
John Foster Bennett:'82.
of 49 Main St. N., Seaforth.
died Thursday at Seaforth
Community Hospital. He had
been in poor health for some
months.
Born in Grey Township, he
was a son of the late John
Bennett and former Isabel
Mousy..
As. a youth he moved with
his parents to a farm west
of Seaforth on No. 8 highway
where he farmed-during his' .
early life. Morieg to Seaforth
in 193Itor A mamber of years
.he was. on the staff of Crick's
Bakery in Seaford): Later he
was a cabinet maker at
Bothart Furniture-prior to his
_setitr-inent.in., 1964-X0110w—
Northside United Church.
Surviving ate his wife, the
fernier Margaret Eaton.
whom he married at Sea-
forth, Oct. 10. 1929; one son.
Milian". of Seaforth; one
daughter, Mrs. Vern (Mona)
Graham. of RB2. Soofortin
one brother. William. of
Wilton;
andfive.grandchild-
ren. He was predeceased by
two sisters. Mrs. Mabel Hab-
kirk And Mrs. Minnie Mc- '
Spadden.
Fri nds were received at
the Whitney-Whey Funeral
Home.! 87 Goderich St., Sea-
forth, 'where a service was
held p.m. Saturday. Rev.
James Vanslyke officiated.
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Stones filit).bert
vice-president, and Edith Jessome. Standing in the back
row, from left, are Anne Malcolm, Barbara Scott, Karen
Chesney, Ella Munroe and Marg Ungarian.
(Photo by Phillips)
In his report to Hibbert
council. road superintendent
Haltom expressed great
concern about the amount of
stones being plawd on the
road allowances. as the re-
sult of stone clearing on
agricultural lands. Not only
was this extremely unsightly.
but it, presented great prob.
leans when. gkaa$ cutting and
Weed spraying, by-law No.
14914 prohibits the ,ttepeslt:
08,0 'materiels,
4hleeta on roust allorquecs, •
and council Itglic4ted , that
hie s tuts 'Practice ceased
the 4-10,0 tyoultthe
The 'read eePrioterhleht
repelled that spreading
gravel, had nearly been corn-
pleted, and this would be
immediately followed by the
application of liquid chloride
as. a dust inhibitor. He had
taken delivery of a new
pickup truck, which had been
equipped with a two way
radio and flashing beacon.
Permission was given for
the erection of a garage,
which exceeded total lot coy,
erage -by 7 per-cent-on She.
understanding that addition-
al land was actually being
hased a d would soon pure
Exeter; Alice Green.,
Stratford and E. Doyle,.
Dublin, Christmas Seal -
Edith Bratels - Stratford;
Public Relat;ons Dedds -
Stratford,
Other EXecutive Council
$14,667 on health education
and research and general
support for the Ontario and
Canadian Lung Associations
totalled $56,778.
Pletseh - Mitchell; Joyce
Pratt - Listowel; Donald
Crowley - Gadshili; P.
Beauchernin Goderich: Art
Duns,more - Stratford; Carol
Bowker - Clinton; David Wall
StratfOrd; Jackie Davis -
Stratford, Paul Smith -
Stratford. Janet Campbell -
Stratford, &axion
Richardson Clinton; Ivan
Forsyth - Egmondville:
Elaine Wood - Stratford._
Susan White - :Seaforth.
The Huron-Perth Lung
June 8-7 p.m. Squirt. 9
p.m. Intermediate; June 9- 9
p.m. II,.adies Slow-Pitch; June
10-7 p.m. Midget; June 11-7
p.m, Bantam; 9 p7 m. Men's
Slow Pitch. ' _
Don MacRae visited in
London over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs: Jade
MacRae and other friends.
•
of financial support, he,
called it) are being
developed, including the
selling of holly, at Christmas
and a. spring eampaign in
1982.
Mr. Reid was introduced
by fielen.Pletsch of Mitchell
and thanked by Rev. Ted
Avonlon, a vice-pretident, Humwarden Fred
Haberer, longtime volUnteer !Van Forsyth 'of
Egmondville, vicg-president Michael Connolly
of Kippen, and Perth warden Wilfred Tuer.
(Expositor' Photo)
be part of the lot affected.
The Reeve and Deputy Reeve
were appointed to be the
township's voting delegates
at the A.M.O. convention in
August. At the convention
the decision to bring all of
the Municipal Associations
under one head would be
brought about.
Council approved a change
in policy for tile drainage
monies* for the year 1981.
This was caused by the
method being tried by the'
M.O.A.F. for the allocation t
e monies. The new
system will permit the clerk
to issue debentures' on a first
come first served basis on
the applications outstanding.
The numbers allocated to the
applications will remain, and
should next year the policy
revert, then the method pre-
viously used in the township
would come back into force.
The first application for a
licence under the Pits and
Quarries Act was .received
for comment from the Mini-
stry of --Natural Resources.
This particular quarry was.
zoned Correctly in the Toem-
ship as M.2. Industrial Ex-
tractive. and appeared to be
More harm from pot than tobacco
Members are': Dr. David -CI
Tamblyn - Stratford, Sleet, ousins vis it
- •Goderich;-,,Paut
Wm. Leney of Stratford
waS elected president of the
local lung ' association.
succeeding Wm. Kinalian of
R.R. 2, Lucknow. New vice-
presidents are Michael
Connolly, CR. 2. Klippen,
and Mr. Nelson.
Other executive members
are; Financial Advisor -
Harold Bartman, Stratford;
Cominirtee Chairmen:
Medical 'Advisory - Dr.
Douglas Thompson,
Stratford; Health •Education -
Eileen Beauchemin.
Goderich. Community
SerVices - Jean ' Cann.
Walsh Goderich; Edith Dublin . family Ross Stratford; Catherine
Fisher - Mitchell; Helen
Correspondent
MR&JOHN TEMPLEMAN
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4H Homemaking chili-
leaders and members pro-
- .y*4, the program. for the
May meeting of the Staffa
Woinen's Institute, in the
Township hall on Wednesday
evening. Thepresident. Mrs.
John Miller, presided. Mrs.
George Vivian chaired the
progam which explained to
the Institute members what 4
the 4H clubs had learned in
their last project "Which
came first the ehicken or the
egg?"
Statfa 1 homemaking club
had set up a exhibit on the
anatomy of a chicken. Sharon
Pell commented on the exhi-
bit adsisted by Renne Drost.
The leaders of Staffa 3 club,
Mrs. Dalton Smale and Mrs.
Ken. Hunsimrger demon-
strated hov;47 to cut up and
debone a chicken.
Staffa #2 club had set up '
an exhibit on Thc Stock Pot.
Nancy Scott aim Sheila Riley
explained how to make a
good chicken Stock and how
LADIES LEGION LEADERSHIP — Surrounding new president
Thelma 'Coombe (seated in first row, centre) are others
members of the new Ladies Legion, Seaforth branch,
executive. Front row, from left, are °lave Little, Pianocatitt.s,_ -
past zone, commander, the president, Mary Doig, 1st
'Ling disease , in Ontaiiii;:prograins, and. .putting a
will increasingly be, caused priority on public education
by marijuana smoking and by migrants.
occupational and en- The history of the group
vironmental hazards, the ex- ..which began in 1945" as the
ecutive director of the 'Ontario Tuberculosis . As-
Ontario, Lung. Association sociation, he said, is one of
says. • change and adapting to the
Ross, Reid told the annual public's needs. Once TB %vies
meeting of the Huron-Perth under control the group
--tung-Association-hrttratford--foentsedon'the prevenficiti 151-
May 2; that 20- years of other respiratory diseases
heavy tobacco smoking does and stop, smoking programs,
less lung damage than one and became the Ontario
year of heavy daily marijuana Lung Association' in the early
use. Saying, that while it's '70's.
Tobacco smoking is still a sad to see a 55 year old
smoker disabled. Mr. Reid problem but Mr. Reid said
predicted a higher incidence public opinion is Shifting and
of younger people will be "in five to, ten years we may
' disabled' 'by marijuana work ourselves out Of a job:"
smoking "We haven't seen
Because public support is
essential for the Lung anything yet."
The director told Huron Association's programs, the,
Perth volunteers the Ontario director said other fund
office is designing more ' raising 'events besides the
aggressive environmental annual Christmas', seal
and occupational health campaign ("the , backhone"
WARDENS ATTEND -*The-viardettrof Hbroti
and Pe(th were gUetitS reCently at the annual
meeting of the Huron Perth Lung ASsociatIon.
From left are W.G. Leney of .Stratford, the
group's nevi pretident, Rev. E.G. Nelson of
AssociatiOn met ; its 1980
Christmas seal goal of
S50.000 and other income',
brought the year's total to
S59,674. Expenses, including
Corrupondent
DON MACRAE
3454442
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
'Robson and Paid* were' visit-
ed on- die' weekend by son
Donald Hunt ind. wife DeIl
oak and grandson DaVid
from Leamington. During the
visit David Hunt and enusin
Michael Cooper of gm
Dublin were deditited in the
Monkton Pentecoatal Church
by Pastor Ken itennick.
Postmaster Don MacRae.
Secretary-Treasurer of Zone
3 Canadian Postinaster's &
Assistants Atsociation and
Postmsster Whet Weber of
Ethel svtre elected-delegates
to attend the Postmaster
Association Convention in
Hamilton at the Royal
Connaught over, the weet:-
end. Talks were held on the
new contract and new crown
eorporation.
Dublin and District Athle-
tic Association bingo winners
were' for Friday. May 29 as
follows: NI P., Shean. #2 M.
Dale, #3 M. MacDonald, M.
Gowing, 04 E. Wolfe, A.
Cronin, Special J. Lswhorn
$24.75; #5 M. Swan. 06 R.
McGrath. #7 R. Govehlock.
08 Mrs. S. Watson. Special
H. Elliott. D. MattlieWs;
Ms. Gowling. 010 E. Wolfe,
#1 I-R. Porter; #12 it. Porter.
#13. E. Jorgenson, 014 K.
Soresdale, #15 C. McDonald.
Door prize-J. Elliott. Jackpot
E. Lee S75.00. Conte out and
play bingo every Friday night
in the pavil ion in the' Dublin
and District Athletic Perk on
the banks of tlio Liffy,
AT THE DUBLIN .
AND DISTRICT BALL PARK
operated in a tidy and neat
manner. By-laws were pass-
ed for collection of mainte-
nance 'on the "Pations
Drainage Works" and for the
issuing of a tile drainage
debenture in the sum of
$8700.00.
Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
Nine children received
their First Communion at St.
Columban Catholic Church on
Sunday. They are Julie Cron-
in, Nga thi anh Le. Cindy
Maloney, Lisa Murray. Terry
Kelly, Sean Melody,* Kevin
Murphy. Craig Murray and
Stephen Ryan.
Supday visitors with Jim
and Karen Cronin oe the
occasion ofJulie's First Com-
munion were Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Pletch, Brussels, Mr.
and Mrs„iim Hogan and
family. 0 °cleric!), Mr. oo,
Mrs. Don Pletch and Aman-
da, Ildertone Mr. Albert Cro-
nin, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Cronin and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Cronin , and
boys.
, Visitors with Leon and
Mary Maloney on the occa-
sion of Cindy's first commun-
ion wereMrs. Nora Maloney,
'Seaforth. Leonard Maloney
London,, Mrs. Eileen Price
and- Ws. Mlle Craig and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Walter and fishy.
Sunday visitors with Bill
and Luella htuphy 'on the
occasion of' Kevin's first
communion inere Mrs. Mary
hfoylan. Mrs. Rose Burke.
Stratford, Mrs. Catherine
Janouy. Miskissauga, Mr.
Laurahniu:hd 7c.EsmoodviikayEdandRowmrslan.! anjoc:
Visitors- with Don and
Irene Kelly ion the occasion of
Terry's first communion
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shea.
BasilKinkora.indmr.Aanuddreymn. Kchetys:
Price and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kmuskopf and
Tandy TyTiri frtidleyStratfordEk7ing
...„anSiteldareLwitoXilty tope:to:.
occasion of Craig's first
communion were Mr. and
Mrs. Jan Shea. Seaford',
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Murray and Mr. and Mrs.
to clarify it.
Mrs. Charles Douglas ex-
plained how io yoUr
fortune with eggs and con7
ducted a quiz on eggs. Three
girls fnitn Steffan club. lori
McBride. Kathy Barnes and
Tammy Parsons demonstrat-
ed how eggs are used to hold
liquid together.
Mrs. Anthony Segeren
conducted's contest on eggs
which give everyone, good
information. Mrs. John
Templernan gave a report on
the District Annual held re-
cently at St. Mary s and
spoke on the theme. 'and
each shall seek ;.the common
weal, the good of all man-
kine
During business, several
thank you cards were read
and a donation was made to
the Perth County Children's
Aid for their summer camp
program. Mrs. Lloyd Miller
and Mrs. John Templeman
are to plan a theatre party for
members, husbands and
friends in July or August.
Mrs. Dalton Smale and
Mrs. Norman Ilarburn• have
ing his retirement he applied,
his woodworking skills to
making wooden toys which
were popular gifts for Sea-
ford" area children.
He was a member of
planned a bus trip to the
Guelph area for June 11 with
the bus to leave Staffa at 8
a.m. There were 13 members
and 16 visitors present.
Members answered the roll
call by giving a hint for
spring Cleaning. Mrs. Wm.
Mahon gave several inter-
eating household hints.
Mrs. Dalton Smale gave an
interesting talk on plants,
telling how to grow them in
the basement under lights,
proper cue and watering and
how to transport African
violets without damaging the
leaves.
Refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Wm.
Mahon and Mrs. Dalton
Smale.
Mr. andMrs. Rob Temple%
man were recent guests at a
graduation dinner for Dr.
Jane Robinson. at the home
of her brother Peter Robin-
son..inToronto.
- Ken Miller has sold his
farm to Brute Miller and has
pruchesed a home at Grand
Bend, where. he is now
residing.
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Robert, ,-
' Jack and - Peter McCowatt.
Keith. Eric and Glenn Eaton.
Flowerbeaters were John C.
Crich .and Eldon Kerr.
'
Hinz-Flood wedding held
Friday.
,The two baikets in the
chancel were in memory of
the late Edward Ahrens, who
died five years ago. They
were ,plated by .the
The potted begonia plant
on the console of the organ
was in memory of the late
Norman Riehl who died two
years agolltere wire placed
by his wife. Raphael.
The basket of spring flow-
ers in the thence were from
Mr. anct Mrs, Lloyd Better-
mann, in nbservance of their
20th wedding anniversary
June 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Benne.
wies and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Jackson of Dresden.
spent a week visiting rela-
tives in Victorin; B.C. and
friends in Vancouver and
Frazer Valley. They report
the weather was warm.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton'
Bode spentthe weekend with
their daughter, Janice
Ahrens. Jason and Jonathon
in Scarbotnugli,
Mrs. Frank Eickmeier who
was hospitsliied meet* for
an opera 'non, has returned to
her home. We wish her good
healing.
Every weeit more "aid
Mare peciple diScover what
nighty tobt are iteptit-
plished by low CbSt Huron
Expositor Want Ads. Dial
527-0240.
LEGION
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SELECTIONS,—Moitibetikif Whiteley;Ttreastirer; corhniittee memberS,
Seaforth Legion, Branch 156, are,- seated, from left,. Cleve are Tom Wilbee, Gord De Jong, Gordon
Coombs, service officer, George Miller, past president, Bill Jack Muir and Allan Nicholson.
Wilbee, president, Peter Malcolm, 1st vice-president and Dick
back-'row, from left,
Scott, Henry Ziler,
(Photo by Phillips)
Accounts approved in.
clotted, reads $25.148,43 and
gettera1 aceonot
which incluslecl all of the.half
year levies. and the various
grants to different bodies
which had applied,. 1 The
clerk. Charles Friend. was
n St. Columban
Correspondent The flowers on the altar at
MRSLEONHARIBriffaMAN St, Peter's Lutheran Church.
Sunday morning service in
345409- Brodhagen were from the
At Staffa WI
4-Hers present exhibit
instrOefed,; "ague eheqnea
for the
after the ISItt i_uoe. The'
1981 per capitiv taa to,. the
Seaferth HP‘Pital. ills ap-
proved for $2/3,80, down
fkom- S219 SO 'the "previoUs
Year- 'Meeting adiourned at
12:101-10,
Nine children take
-communion
rodhagert couple celebrate 20th
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