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FIVE GENERATIONS--Mrs. John Henry Storey longtime McKillop
resident, the former Elizabeth Ann McLeod celebrated her 90th birthday
at the home of her daughter Mrs. Geo Wasson RR3 Walton
surrounded by her four daughters, seven sons and many of her 136
grandchildren representing three generations. Shown here with Mrs.
Storey and her eldest daughter Kathleen, Mrs. Wiliher Cuthill, Seaforth
are granddaughter, Phyllis, Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell of Walton and
great grandson Ross Mitchell of RR3 Brussels holding great great
granddaughter Erin one year old.
THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 13, 1978 7
Has 90th birthday
Mrs. Storey honored
It's not everybody who has a book
mitten in their honour. But then. it's not
everybody who has a 90th birthday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Storey experienced both
honours when members of her
family, friends 'and relatives gathered at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Wasson, R.R.3, Walton, to extend
congratulations on the birthday and to read
the history of .the Storey family compiled by
a granddaughter Laurena Storey.
Mrs. Storey, the former Elizabeth Ann
McLeod, daughter of John Sinclair McLeod
and Sarah Letitia McMann of Ethel, was
born there August 21, 1888. On October
11, 1916, she was married to John Henry
Storey and the couple lived first in Grey
Township moving later to McKillop. For a
time they occupied lot 30 N. half
concession 5 until moving to lot 31
concession 6 where they remained until
retiring to Walton in 1947. Mr. Storey died
in 1959 but Mrs. Storey continued to live in
Walton until moving to Seaforth. For some
time now, she has resided with her
daughter Clara, Mrs. Elmer Dale in
Clinton.
On ' September 5, Mrs.
Margaret Ballantyne,
celebrated her one hundred
.and second birthday at the
home of her niece, Mrs.
Dorothy Cameron, in Don
Mills. She was able to leave
Grace Chronic Care Hospital
for the occasion, and enjoyed
a family birthday supper.
Her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Ballantyne came from Port
Stanley for the celebration.
On August 31, Mrs. Bal-
lantyne was honoured at a
Canadian National Ex-
hibition Directors' 'Salute to
Seniors Day" Luncheon. She
was- driven in an Executive,
Limousine through the Ex-
hibition grounds, and then
was taken by wheelchair,
through the Horticulture and
International Buildings, and
Centennial, Square.
Then she. when to the
Now
Annual interest
for -three years
Guotatitod
Investment.Cottifidatos
VICTORIA and GREY
MOM' COMPANY
D.N. Lefebvre, Manager
ListoWel, Ont.
In good health despite her years, Mrs,
Storey continues to be interested. in
activities of her family and the community
but recently has experienced some dif-
ficulty with her eyesight.
At the birthday party Mrs, Storey
greeted the many guests who were present
and received dozens of messages of
congratulations. She thoroughly enjoyed
the event and was able to receive more
visitors who called at the Dale home in
Clinton the follOwing day.
Mrs. Storey has four daughters and
seven sons and they all were at the
birthday party as well as many of her
grandchildren. There are 51 grandchildren
77 great-grandchildren and 8 great-great-
gran dch ildren .
Her children are: Kathleen, Mrs.
Wilmer Cuthill, Seaforth; Clara, Mrs,
Emer Dale, Clinton; Maraget, Mrs.
George Wasson, Walton; J. Edward
Storey, London; Orville Storey, R. R. 1,
Seaforth; CharleS Storey, St. Marys;
Elwood Storey, R.R,1, Woodstock; Harold:
Storey, McKillop Twp.; Douglas Storey.
Stratford; Arnold Storey. Milverton and
Mavis, Mrs. Arthur Guest; St. Clements.
which had been developed by
a horticulturist for this year's
Centennial Exhibition.
Mrs. Ballantyne enjoys
fairly good health, and con-
tinues her interest in politics,
hockey and the Brussels
Post, and wishes to thank her
friends who sent birthday
greetings.
Mrs'. Ballantyne was a
former long-time resident of
Brussels' and has many
friends here.
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102 years old
Mrs. Ballantyne gets
CNE centennial violet
Executive suite where she
was greeted by Richard
Horkins, President of the
C.N.E., William Allen, Vice-
President, Hon. Monique
Begin, Minister of National
Health and Welfare, Hon
Keith. Norton, Minister of
Community and Social Ser-
vice, Hon. Margaret Birch
and Senator David Croll, who
was guest speaker.
After the luncheon. Mr.
Allen introduced Mrs. Bal-
lantyne to the guests, who
numbered over a thousand
and who gave her a standing
ovation. She was presented
with a bronze medal and two
autographed books, all of
which commemorated the
Also she received a "C.N.E.
Centennial" African Violet,