HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-06-10, Page 7The Catholic Women's
League of St. James Church
Seaforth met in the school
gym on, Tuesday evening,
following,mass with Mrs. H.
Hoste in the chair, Mrs; Ken
Vincent led the league
prayer, followed by
reOingPentecOst in the
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FinatplanS:Wete discussed
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tend the tea And 'halre,.$41e*,1
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was antict4aMt that
on WU day July.13th CW1,-
9( Holy Naine Parish St.
Marys are planning *pilgri-
mage day at the shrine, and
invite all to attend especially
on ' account of the 125th
anniversary of the diocese
of London.
The league will serve It
luncheon it the lay` dean
meeting on June nth and. on
June 25th will entertain and
honour the grade 8
graduates.
An interesting rbpon On
the cm:menace) held in Chat--
ham was given by M D.
Rourke and :Mt; Racy. *44
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failowitis !be:. trii.tin
Han" He*. 40.4004 'ilte
chief gavo a very infOrmative
talk and demonstration on
fire prevention. EverY home'
should have a fire extin-
guisher, smoke and heat
detectors. A small invest-
ment, could save expensive
homes, Mr. Hak said.
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BENNEWIES—RILEY
Michelle Kimberly Riley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. LloYd
Riley of Staffa and Murray Ralph Bennewies, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Bennewies. Seaforth were married May 1
at First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth. Rev. T.A.A. Duke
officiated. Carol Carter was organist. The maid of honour
was Tracey Riley. Staffa, with bridesmaids Wendy
Brick nail of ,Mitchell, Marilyn Riley of Exeter. The best
man was Doug Dale of Seaforth and the ushers were Rob
Irwin, London and Allan Riley of Exeter. A reception was
held at the Legion. After a honeymoon in Niagara Falls the
couple will reside at 166 Goderich. St. Seaforth.
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• EFFECTIVE JUNE 1,19814 THE RATE OF RETURN ON ALL CANADA
SAVINGS BONDS. HAS BEEN -INCREASED 10 161A% PER ANNUM FOR
THE 5 MONTH PERIOD ENDING OCTOBER 31,1981.
• The rate of return fOr each subsequent year until the Bonds mature continues to be 101/2%;
This rate will be reviewed at the time the terms'of the new 1981/82 Series are announced this Fall.
(Cur out and otroch to your. Bonds)
NOTE: The` 1980/81 Series of Canada Savings Bonds was withdrawn from sole effective May 29, 1981.
Terms of the new 1031/82 Series will be announced this Fall.
Canada
Bondholders who. redeem these Bonds prior to maturity
will nor be entitled to the cosh bonus but only ro the original
return payable,. as printed on the Bond certificates Bond-
holders may continue td cash interest coupons each year L and be entitled to the cash bonus.
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CANADA SAVINGSDONDSRATEINCREMEDTO1614%_
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SERIES DATED BEFORE 1977
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, Series dcited before1917 hove a beinus payable or
maturity. Holders of these Series will receive the higher rate of
return through an increase in the, value of this bonus payment
tTohriorr: bonus amount per $100 Bond of each Series is Os
Series r
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Maturity Dore Cash Bonus or Maturity
1968/69 Nov. 1, 1982 '
1970/71 Nov. 1, 1981
1972/73, -Nov. 1, 1984
1973/74 Nov. 1, 1985
1974/75 Nov. 1, 1983
1975/76 Nov. 1, 1984
1976/77 Nov 1, 1985
With this increase, the, onnual return on all unmotured Canada Savings Bands for the year which began
' November 1, 1980 is 13.85% — interest at the rare of 111/2% for the first 5 months, 133/x% for the
next 2 mcinths and 161/4% for the remaining 5 months.
$17.48,
$10.37
$24.33
$29.69
$ 9.87
$13.30
$17.77 .
Fortbese Series-therinnual rate of 13.85% wilhopply for
the year which began November 1, 1980 instead of the rote
printed on the Bond certificates. Each $1. 000 Regular Interest
Bond will now pay $138.54 interest on NOveMber '1, 1981.
In addition to regular annual interest At the rare stored
obove Compound Interest: Bonds will earn compOund interest
at the rate of 11 21% for the 1977/7i5 and 1979/80 Series,
11 32% for the 1978/79 Series and .11 14% for the, 1980/81
Secies- these rotes are the new overage annuol yields from
NoVember 1. 1980 to moturity of each Series. With this •
increase each $100 Compound Interest Bond grows to the
following value of maturity:
SERIES DATED DA1ED 1977 TO 1980 INCLUSIVE
Series
1977/78
1978/79 •
1979/80
1980/81
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Maturity bore Value at Maturity .
Nov. 1, 1986 $245.01
Nov. 1, 1985 $209.39
Nov. 1, 1986 1)211, 92
Nov. 1, 1987 $209.50
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 10, 1.941
Grads Mrs. McClure is
honoured on
birthday at Manor
Seaforth Manor euchre
club held their last euchre of
the season and also
celebrated the 81st birthday
of Mrs. Robert McClure.
Six tables of euchre Wer.c
in play and at the Vlose:of the
,etteltte a, &Beiges ,hirtlitlalt Bluomtield..• futTM` the. ladies
cake made byllorothy TolKil - Penny ,.Cazit. and Oertie Hail
• sieni:f. was tkrc.41811A' in and 1171ti-,',n1;i,Elliritt" and „, moving. to .. Seaforth in
" she later- Wean* a
COATO ">ie resident ,of'. the $eifOrth
prize. Residents were
pleased to hear this.
Two tables of euchre
played on Monday afternoon
and Albert St. Denis and
Harold Walsh- wAn over
gtmet and .1-PoPlkni.
For a number of years she
was a music teacher a
organist in Walton- t
Church.
BETSY ANN DAVIDSON
The death of Miss Betsy
Ann (Bessie/ Davidson oc-
curred in Seaforth Cornotim-
ity Hospital on Thursda%
June 4th in her 96th sear.
Born and educated in
McKillop Tssp. she was the
daughter of the late Thus
Davidson and Betsy Ann
Love.
Obituary
member of Northside timed
diurch
She w as predeceased -..lzy
tour sisters and three broth
CT S.
SUEVIS IIV are a slater in.lass
Mrs. S.L. Davidson Portage -
La- Prairie Man also seseral
. , es and nephews.
runeral services were held
from fikp Whitries -Ribes
Funeral Ho ne on Sat . June
b. with f1tes . James ,‘I asslyke
r officiating. • : ,, '
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a Brussels •cetneter v
C makes pions
for June tea
'Dr, arid .Mrs, 0414 Lacko,
wisrtl. 46 t449t1nei, . the- grad
1,1414ni of•theit son Cyril.from
the Faeuhy ofMedicitte Uni-
versity Of ;Toronto as. Doctor
of Medicine on' Thursday`
June IT. Dr. Lack° gradual- '
ed frOm A.B. Lucas High.
School in London and 1975
graduated from McGill Uni-
versity in Montreal in bio-
chemistry. He later studied
medicine in Toronto. He will
serve his internship at
Sunnybrook Hospital in Tor-
onto.
BRYAN VINCENT son of
Marlen and Jane Vincent of
Seaforth graduated from the
University of Guelph at the
convocation ceremonies on.
June 5th. Bryan received an
Honours Bachelor of Science
Degree in Agriculture. Agri-
cultural Economics and Rural
Development was the major
with emphasis in Agricul-
tural Business. He is a
graduate of S.D.H.S.
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VY.t e090.0. fttl.s. Happy B irth,;
d.047. to gm l leChiw and
air t.o-Russ Houghton ysllo
was to 4,:elebrate his bill .
that Week also. "
Verna was taken by stir
prige and received many nice
gifts from friends and rela-
tives who attended. Guests
were Gertie Taylor. Mae
Smith, Pearl McClinchey ,
Clinton; Lila Jackson and
Babe McGregor, Kippen.
Charles Ross thanked all
those who have volunteered
their time these past month's
and made the euchre club so
enjoyable for the residents.
He hoped they would conic
again in the fall. Mary Fin-
layson also expressed her
thanks to the volunteers.
guests and residents who
had participated.
A luncheon was held at
Seaforth Manor on Friday at
1 p.m. and volunteers who
attended were Mary Carroll,
Mae Smith and Mary Kunz.
Residents attending 'Were.
Wayne Hedges and Charles
Ross.
The June Meeting of Resi-
dent' Council was held Mon-
day. Mary Finlayson in-
formed members that the —r
display they had entered at
Clinton Spring Fair had won
first prize in the class for
Nursing and Rest Homes.
Also, two other items entered
had won a first and a third
The Seaforth Happy Citi-
zens met in 'the Legion Hall
on June 5th with a' large
attendance With guests from .„.. . .
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P. di.
Visiting with Arthur Ni-
cholson on the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. David Hobson.
Andrew and Sarah of Cam-
bridge also Jack Nicholson
and son Tom also of Cam-
bridge.
Ruth Null spent the week-
end at her home in Palmer-
ston.
Edna Anderson Field
Worker of the Social Works
Dept. London Psychiatric
Hospital London visited at
Seaforth Manor on Friday.
cooftuvr$4 15.y J. Manor.
114 se Wednesda); after., Miss
noon and also Wednesday
evening the Afternoon Unit
of. Northside United Church
will present a program at 7
camp this year, to help to
Group of First Presbyterian
Church started their June
meeting with a pot luck
supper. The hosts were the
Smiths and the Lawsons.
The President. Viola Law
son, welcomed everyone,
The offering was received; „
by Lorne Lawson.
The group will donate
$10. to the parents for each
child from the church who
attends Kintail summer
camp expenses
The Fireside Fellowship defray the expenses
.. . . .
fireside to help•with
Davidson Was,
. Viola Lawson introduced
the speaker. ( unstable Eric
Gorse. who's been in law
enforcement for I; year%
with Ontario Prokineial Po;
lice 'and R.C.M P He spoke
on senior eitiiens dealing
with strangers and wass to
protect themselkes against
pur'Se snatchers He also
demonstrated ho‘sn to mark
valuable household items
and clothing in ease of theft.
He showed a film covering
these , subjects.. He was
thanked by Jim Keyes.
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Haist accompanied 0 Canada
on the mouth organ. Hazel
McNaughton welcomed
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On June 1 Northside Unit-
ed CHurch Women had a pot
luck supper followed by their
meeting with President Marg
Sallows making a few an-
nouncements. The minutes
were read by the. secretary
Helen Thonipson arid the
treasurer's report by 'Hine
Gelding.
The Afternoon Unit had
the program, consisting of
readings by Jessie Hillen and
Edith Dunlop. Mrs. Golding
read they, scripture Matthew
5: 1-15,1elen Wilbee led in
prayer.
Marjorie Phillips showed
pictures of the Holy Land.
She was thanked by Ethel
Dennis. Mrs. Dunlop closed
with prayer.
WEDDING
CAKES & TOPS
FAVOURS
CAR DECORS
invitations
Ingredients & Pans
Cake Wraps
7, Decorating Supplies
eavty t110't in4.
123 Wortley Rd . London
673.0150
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sees slides of
Holy Land
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everyone.
The nominating committee
presented the slate of offi-
cers as follows: Hon. Presi-
dent-Lorne Dennis, Presi-
dent-Hazel McNaughton;
Vice. Pres.-Mary Riley; See-
retary-Dorothy Townsend;
Treasurer-Grace Pepper;
Social-Grace Broadfoot.
Anona Crozier. Minnie
Walters; Entertainment-
Greta Kerr. Mae Smith,
Rachel, Riehl; Cards and
visiting-Beatrice Storey,
Ethel Haist. Margaret
Smale; Auditors- Mr. and
▪ Mrs. Stanley. Millen.
Hazel McNaughton read a
poem "Little Things."
Beatrice Storey was in
charge of the euchre with
prize winners: Ladies high,
Mrs. McQuaid; Lone hands
Jennie Hildebrand; Ladies
low Edna McLellan; Mens
high- Bill Kelly; Lone-hands
Ed 'Byers; Low John Simp-
son. Lunch was served with
birthday cake for June and
July birthdays.
The bus for the Lions
Safari leaves June 15 at 8:45
from Victoria Park.
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