The Huron Expositor, 1981-10-07, Page 11e
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Awards were presented by:
Lame Murray to Finlay
MacDonald. representative
of Ashfield Township from
1976 to 1980. 5 years; Eldon
Vines, representative of W al-_
lace Township from 1974 to
1978- 5 years; Everett
McLlwain- Provincial Repre-
sentative of 105 to 1980- 6
years: Allan Campbell- re-
presentative of McKjllop
Township from 1972 to 1979-
8 years and George Bridge'
representative of the Town of
Palmerston from 1965 to
1978- 14 years.
Awards were presented by
Jack Grant to: Arden Barker-
representative to Mornington
Township from 1972 to 1977:'
6 years; Albert Carson- repre-
sentative of Wallace Town-
ship from -.1965 to 1973. 8
To celebrate the 30th anni-
versary of the founding of the
Maitland Conservation Au-
thority (M.C.A.), a dinner at
7 p.m. which over 200 attend-
ed. was served at the Com-
munity Centre, Blyth on Oct.
1. Mrs. Millarof Seaforth and
her staff were the efficient
caterers.
Dave Gower of Goderich.
Chairman of the M.C.A.
introduced the Honorable
Guests: Torn Cronin, Reeve
of Myth. who welcomed the
guests to Blyth; Murray Car-
diff M.P. (Murray Elston
M.P.P.- sent a message of
regret for his absence): John
Stephens. chairman of the
Upper Thames River Author-
ity • and Chairman ' of the
Chairtnens' Committee of the
Conservatioe Authorities of
Ontario. Russell Powell, Exe-
cutive Director of the same
voMmittee; Harold-- Cosen of
Wallace Township. Perth,
and Mr. Nichol of Listowel.
These two• gentlemen were
present at a meeting in Cross
Hall. Listowel. in 1951 and
are the only two surviving
members of the 15 Which
attended. This interested
gathering resulted in the
founding of the Middle Mait-
land Valley conservation Au-
thority, Mr. Cosen was its•
first chairman.
Also representing the Pro-
vince of Ontario at the Head
Table were: Jim Anderson.
acting Director of the Conser-
vation Authorities and Water
Management Branch; Arthur
Latornell, Deputy Regional
Director of the Central -Re-
glop of the Ministry Of Natur-
al Resources. 'aril""tOriner
supervisor of Field services.
and former director of the
conservation authorities
bianch.
Blyth councillor Bill Man-
ning was M.C. for this
meeting and presented a
Historical Review of the 30
years of M.V.C.A. introduc-
ing each segment by means of
original verses. excerpts from
which we hope toputtliSh in a
later editiOn of the ", t andard.
Thirty-two members were
honoured by the awarding of
certifcates on their retire-
ment• which varied from five
years to twentywone years.
the most recent one being in
1980,
After thepregram, itlarge
number enjoyed dancing to a
Kincardine orchestra.
"Light Lunch"
Specials
NEOMMEMEN
WEDNESDAY OCT. 14
2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1
Seaforth
Emus mum 'HI HAVE EYES"
s SIG SHOWS
SUNDAY HIGHT ONLY OCT. 14TH
SHE HAS SLAVES FON HER
PASSIONS BUT SHE IS A
SLAVE OF HE OWN.
ALMA MENISCI%
NWY I GOBERICN tI
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TI I HURON EXPOSITOR °MBE
eterans honoured in B
the morniu$,we shall rents.
ber them-
in Brussels. Centres:le' Bill
Dalrymple had eight of these
veterans attend from our own
branch and' about forty regi-
stered all together. After an
afternoon of cards and listen-
ing to the old first war songs.
they sat down to a very goOd
dinner provided by the-euxili-
ary of Brussels.
The oldest
veteran there was 95 and
youngest 79. Nest year. the.
Inknipet, will be booed-4.0e
Clinton brattch. Otir. district"
and .one officers were well
represented:.
'7 . T9 OW VeteraUS,
who were miiabie. to .attend.
..ye hope you will be able to •
another year.
Age shall not weary' them.
nor the years condemn, at the.
going down of the sun and in
bast Friday night the Le-
gion domktertkLao0041 scho-
larship at Seeforth District
draw. The first prize of $300
wept to Sharon Wood of
Seaforth and-the $25 went to
Leo Hagan of Seaforth. Char-
lie Geddes says -he has
another draw ready to sell
ich will be drawn at the
Halloween Dance. To those
who. helped sell these tickets
at our booth at the fair, and
wherever they were sold. our
ways and .means committee
chair tap would like .to say
that* you. Otlr share of -the,
draw will go toilie• building
fund. which is still a way
from paying-:for the addblon.
This ThttNlay. Oct, 8/
our eseeotive meeting ,toi 8
p.m, ertee *got. we *wad
like -a good turn • oet -of
cenuoittee chairmen.- lets
make an attempt to attend.
Last SaturdaY we attended
the 1st War Veterans banquet
Registration
NOTiCE
The.
Legio
News
PaiM, Seaforth 156; Bill Riseborough, Goderich
109; 'Paul Ociig Seaforth 188.,,, Andrew HoOston,
Seefortn 15.6 and Lewis Taylor, ppcierich 108,
.(photo'
ilifylINISCINO —4 A grou.p of Hist Wbrld War
veAerans froth different legions in the area were
hcated by the Brussels ,Legibn on .Saturday
aftertiotin ,and evening From. left are Harvey
Seaforth
in44strird.liq54y
League
Is now taking,. ttte,191$1,42'ie
tligh,scrigoica*plencernnt.
Prgsion; Pot Willie pre-
sented cl.tr sel10114$14 award
The. La.dies
Auxiliary -;scholarship was
prosento 'to ['egg Rom-
phries 1)1 MarY th4g. Coo"
,gratulations girls and our
best wishes for your futures.
Last week we -Inadvertently
ommitted the names of the
winners of the fifty-fifty
1st installment
$45 must be paid
by Wednesday,
October 14, 1911.1.
Mrs, Lauktiee Ca'sSidy of Ingersoll was a weekend guest
with her t'wo sisters Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs. Ure
Stewartand families.
Dr. Ken and "Mrs. Stewart of Waterloo; Mrs. Lloyd
Christner were Saturday visitors with their father Rev. J.
litrp-and Mrs. Stewart.
Employees at the Toronto Derninion Bank here are proud
of the collection of antique mechanical banks on display
there this rtiontlf. Tfie banks, some worth $1000 each, are
part of a head office co' Ilection, and many are from the
Victorian era. "Rich people used them to teach their kids to
save,- says Peter Morris of the bank and he suggests we
nigh* be going back to being a saver society.
Art and Mary Finlayson hosted-a reunion of cousins and
friends at their home on Sunday. Attending were Elmer
Meyers of Montana U.S.A., Alf and Mabel Bains of High
River, Alberta. Louis and Donnie Gable of Pittsburg Penn.,
Mrs. Beverly Ford and John of Bramlea. Ont., John Tait of
Airatid Valley, Mrs. Verna Hay ,Exeter, Mrs. Stella Bawden
Chateau Gardens, London. Mrs. Ruby Hogarth Blue Water
Rest Home, Zurrich, Mrs. Laura Ingram Hensall. Mrs. Ida.
Jacksort and Donald also of Hensall. Hugh and Annie
Morent of Dashwood. Bill and Norma Coleman of Kippen
ind Ross and Donna Corbett of Hay Township . It was the
.irst time for many years that Some had been together and
a fter an enjoyable dinner, time was spent reminiscing and
aking pictures. •
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Patterson and theis' entire family
visited in Peterborough last weekend to celebrate the 90th
birthday of their mother and grandmother Mrs.: James
Patterson.
Obituaries MVCA presents
members'
awards
2nd installment of
$31 must be rpaid
by Monday,
December 7, 1981
Rigistration fees
may be paid ,
at Reddi-Chef
Lloyd Eisler
BROWNIES
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
BOX 1rPENS 7::;.11.: 1n1R$TSH
an
I OFFICE OW AT MOD P.
Grey Township from 1962 to
1968- 7 years; John Coghlin-
representative of Elma Town-
ship from 1.960 to 1980- 21
years; and Oscar Nickel-
representative of the Town of
ListriWel from 1952 to 1971
and Charter Member of the
Middle. Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority- 20 years.
Past members who were
not present to receive awards
include: Frank Walkom- rep-
resentative of the TorWn of
Goderich from 1969,to 1974- 6
years; Charles Thomas- re-
presentative of Grey Town-
ship fiom • 1969 to 1974- 6
years; Itigh Flynn- represen-
tative of Hullett Township
from j970 to 1974- 5 years;
Earl Smith- representative of
the Village of Milverton from
Township. Dec. 2. 1894. she
was a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Staples and
her husband. Leo Murray
died in 1979.
She was a member of the
St. Columban Roman
Catholic Church and the CWL
of the parish.
Surviving are one son,
Joseph of 29 Gordon St..
Stratford: two daughters,
Mrs. G. (Doreen) Marchand
and Mrs. T. (Ann) Dawe,
both of Windsor; also five
grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren. She was pre.
deceased by one brother and
seven sisters.
Friends were received at
the Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home, 87 Goderich St. W.,
Seaforth, Mass of Christian
burial was held at II a.m,
Saturday at, St. Columban
Roman Catholic Church. Rev.
P.A. . Oostveen officiated.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Parish prayers _were said
8:30 p.m. Friday at the
funeral home.
Pallbearers were: Bradley
Murray. Greg Marchand,
Neil Marchand, Ken Murray,
- Paul Murray --and Larry
Murray.
Flowerbearers were Steve
Murray, Gerald Staple.
.GEO.H. CAMPBELL
George H. Campbell of
Seaforth, formerly of Listo-
wel, died at his residence on
Saturday, October 3.
He was born February-1,
1901 in Grey Township. a son
of the late Ivie Campbell and
the former. Mary. Laird and
lived most of his life in
Listowel.
He was predeceased by his
first wife, the former Eliza-
beth Lucas and by one
brother.
Surviving are his wife, the
fortner Elizabeth Mae Stor-
ey, two sons, Ivan of Brus-
sels, anti Morris 'of Camp-
bellford and three sisters,
Nellie (Mrs. Robert Bennett)
of Listowel; Jean (Mrs. Jack-
son McCutcheon) of Listowel
and Mrs.' Jesiie ' Finkbeiner
of London. six grandchildren
and one great grandchild.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday, October 6 from the
Robert Trench Funeral
Home, Listowel with Rev
Tom Duke officiating. Burial
followed in Elam Centre
Cemetery, Atwood.
MRS. LIMP MURRAY
Mrs. 'Lillie Mae 'Murray,
-86; of 63 ,Side -St:-;--Seafoith."
died Tuesday September 29,
1981 at her honie.
Born in Tuckersmith
years; Edwin Duman- refire- 1973 to 1980- 8 years; Carl
sehtative of Log,,an TewnshiR Dalton- representative of the
from 1970 to 1917- 8 years: Town of Seaforth; Jack Alex-
Matt Seifried, representative ander- representative of the
of Minto Township from 1968
to I978r1 l years and George Town of Wingham from 1968
McCutcheon- representative to 1979- II years; Austin
of the village of Brussels from Stinson- Provincial Repre-
1958' to 1974 and a Provincial sentative from 1961 to 1971,-
Representative from 1975 tp 1 i year's and William Evans-
1977- total of 20 years.. " representative of Kinloss
Awards were presented by Township from 1962 to 197 7-
George 'McCutcheon to: 14 years.
Leonard Feick- representa-
tive of Minto Township from
1962 to 1967- 6 years; Harry
Tebbutt- representative; of
Hullett Township from '1962
to 1969- 8 years; Rober1
- Wenger- representative of
the Town of Wingham from ,
'1962 to 1967 and a Provincial
Representative from 1909 to
1474- total of 12 years and
Earl Oppenhauser- repre-
sentative of Logan Township
from 1956 to 1969- 14 years.
Robert Wenger presented
•awards to: Mason Robinson-
representative ot, East Waw•
anosh Tewnship from 1963 to
1968- 6 years: Ross Smith-
representative of Morris
Township from 1961.1967 -
years, K.G. ivit.Kinney-
Previncial Representative
from• 1961 to 1968- 8- years;
and Harold Cosens- repre-
sentative of Wallace Town-
ship from 1952 to 1964 and
Charter 'Member of Middle
Maitland Valley Conserva-
tion Authority- 13 years.
Harold Cosens presented
awards to Ross Duecan- rep.
of Morris Township from
1956 to 1960.5 years; Clifford
Dunbar- representative of
Get a good thinggoing.
Yourself. , Our season ends-withrtbirsibobv October 11. The
management and staff would like to thank you
for your patronage - and we look forward to
seeing you 'again in the spring. ,for a bigger and
better season.
The Seaforth • - •
Agricultural Society wishes
to say
THANK---YOU
to all the merchants and businesses of
Seaforth and area who contributed so much
with their displays at the Fall Fair. Special
thanks to the Arena Management and staff
for their co-operation.
Ken Coleman
and
Ross W. Ribey
VENT OUT
n GEORG*/ LSAT., OCT. MA 1011 ONLY
Starts FRIDAY! OCT. 9TII-1STif
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VAL S SAT. • Two Showing* 7 unc..muss. Op* !howl 410. M.
Notice ,
SEAF011111 REditATION OFFICE
Will be Moving
to the Seaforth Town Hall effective
Oct. 16, 1981
THE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED OCT. 15
Phone number will remain 527-0882
Ice rentals for the' Vanastra Arena
may be arranged by calling the Recreation Office
'EGAN
SUM MKS
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COMING SOON •
ANN. BLAIR
REVUSHI SROWN
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"DOMES WITHIN YOUNG Guar tastwokik•na Show of 1110L1111**11,.
"THAWYOUi Vptill PATRONAGE"
COME AND HELP
TO CELEBRATE
The 125th
Anniversary
GREY TOWNSHIP
Music by Lincoln Green
Saturday,
October 10
P.•
B. M. & G. Community Centre
Dancing 9:1 Reminiscing Room 7-1
Price $4.00 per, person
Tickets available Municipal Office,
Council Members and Grey Recreation Board
Members or for information call 887-6268
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