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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-01-06, Page 5THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 6,1988 — 5 Dublin couple celebrates 50th anniversary Dublin Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 345-2140 Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Stapleton, Dublin, on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. There family of three sons and three daughters and families Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stapleton, . Dublin, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stapleton, Thunder Bay, Mr. and 7 -Mrs. Kalcsa (Jo -Anne), Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Hlscott (Kathleen), Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Miller (Diane), St. Joseph and 16 grandchildren were all home. Mr. and Mrs. Stapleton and their children and spouses enjoyed a meal at Krebs Restaurant in Stratford on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Whetham, Dublin, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary and were treated to a dinner at the Tama Inn from their family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costello (Murray) of Kingston visited with the Murray relatives aver the holidays in Dublin and district. Joe and Olga Eckert celebrated New Years with their family members Ann Hurley, Karen and Richard from Stratford, Duncan and Judy, Angie, Jenny, Tammy of Stratford, Jack and Nancy, Sandra and Chris Storey, Clinton, Barbara Eckert and Brad Canning of Mississauga, John and Joe, Jr. Eckert and friend, Kitchener and Mike Eckert, Dublin. Tracy and Chad Wolfe, Eileen Wolfe's grandchildren, of Mitchell spent the Christmas holidays with their grandmother last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland celebrated their New Years at their home here 'in Dublin. Their guests were their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. David Murtha and children Meghan, Patrick, Keelen and new baby Dan of Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rowland, Samantha, Alexandria of Kit- chener, Mrs. Mary McIver of Seaforth and Mrs. Venetia Murtha of Mitchell. At Don and Eileen MacRae's over the holidays 'were Pat and Marion Cleary of London and New Year's Slmday gue is were our sister Mrs. Rita Gooding, London, Jaynes D. and Marg, Jenny and Ian MacRae of London, Mike and Patricia, Marti and D.D., Kurt and Joey, Dublin. Ian and Nora Ann and Trevor of London were unable to join us because of i ness. Sun Life Assurance ComMORTGAGEan'of Canada LIFE 6INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES. INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.S.P. NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD STINNISSEN 117 Goderich St. East. Seaforth Tel. 527-0410 Water Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and_ ms 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Nell Durl Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 88 5 SEMI -BONELESS BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROAST LB. 1 . 89 RIB END OR TENDERLOIN END PORK ROAST LOIN,LB Z s 19 MEDIUM, MEDIUM, MILD, COLBY, MARBLE CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS STORE SLICED SIDE BACON _2.89 2.59 CHEESE, 2.99 SIRLOIN STEAK 03.89 a_. NEW YEARS AT QUEENSWAY - The residents at Queensway nursing home in Hen- sall welcomed in the New Year on Thursday afternoon as they had a party, and at 3 o'clock they had a balloon release. Corbett photo. St. Columban families enjoy holidays St. Columbau Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Steve and Anne Murray returned home on Saturday from an enjoyable holiday spent in Puerto la Cruz, South America where the weather was sunny and 90° and Steve ac- quired a great tan. Carl and Jo Ann Langman, Shauna and Ryan of Orillia spent New Year's Eve and day with Ron and Mary Ryan and family. Private Joe Ryan of Petawawa and Private John Ryan of London spent the Christmas holidays with their parents. Mary Ryan of Stratford was home for Christmas. On Boxing Day Jdlia and An- drew Jarecsni and Sarah of Merlin visited with Ron and Mary Ryan and family. Wayne and Melita Cronin and Christopher of Egmondville; Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy; Dale Cronin of Dublin and Susan Coveney of Mitchell were guests on New Year's Day with Gary and Ann Cronin, Brent and Jamie. Clair and Marie Oldham of London visited on Sunday with Gerry and Karen Ryan and family. Clarence and Cecilia Ryan and Mark and Debbie Core of Seaforth were guests on New Year's Day with Jim and Pat Subject and family of Kitchener. Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen and David of Melbourne and Mary Jo Nelson of RR 1, Lucknow visited on Sunday with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan. Christmas Day guests with Ted and Relatives flock to Walton Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887-6677 HOLIDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether, Steven and John spent Christmas evening at the home of Jack and Nancy Holmes and family in Clinton. Isabelle Shortreed spent a few days prior to Christmas with daughter Louise and Bill Smith in Mitchell, then joined other on members of their family and had Ckiristmas Bo.: : Day at their cottage at berley. Mr. nd Mrs. Allan Searle spent with Earl and Mary Pennington and family in Goderich. Viola -Kirkby had Christmas with Done and Jean Kirkby and Paul, then went to Toronto on Boxing Day to have Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Machan and family. Annie Reid attended a pre -Christmas family gathering at the home of Jack and Audrey McLiwain in Seaforth on the even- ing of December 19. On Sunday evening there was a guest with Jerry and Anne Ryan. Annie had Christmas Day with Doug and Marjory Fraser and family. Bob and Connie Cook, Mississauga and Symon Cook, Sidcup, England visited with Bill and Marie Coutts for a few days, on Christmas Day they all visited with Allan and Karen Carter and family of Clinton. Bev Stevenson, Ron and Chris spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson and other members of the family. On Sunday they had their Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall. Barry Currie of Brussels and Vance Steven- son were also dinner guests at the same home. Christmas Day guests with Emerson and Phyllis Platchell were Don and Dorothy Street of Bluevale; Kathleen Cuthill, Seaforth; Helen Mitchell, Listowel; Luella Mitche% Sarah Stephenson; Jack Mitchell, Brussels; Gordon and Julie Mitchell and Doug, R.R. 3, Brussels; Ross and Julie Mit- chell and girls, R.R. 3 Brussels. Walton Hall was a busy place with Christmas activities. The Finlayson families held their Christmas gathering on Dec. 20. The McLaughlin decendants met there on Boxing Day. ' Christmas Day guests with Ruth Thamer were John and Kim Thamer and Jason, Lon- don; Ruthie Thamer and Rick Thalen, Kit- chener; Volker and Shirley Hertlefn, Fred, Roger and Crystal of London; Steve and Darlene Radford, Londesboro; Alex and Pauline Gulutzen, Bill and Charles, R.R. 3, Blyth; Clint and Judy Elnmrich, James and Katheryn, Walton. Lawrence and Dorothy Marks, ,Exeter; Brian and Sharon Pryce, Dwayne, Brad, Brent and Theresa of Winthrop; Roy and Linda Gingerich, Andrea and Lisa R.R. 1, Walton; Nelson and Maxine Marks, Blaine and friend Tracey spent Christmas with Viola Traviss. Visiting Annie Reid on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griffin of Sarnia. Jack and Marilyn Clark of Stratford visited with Ruth Thamer on Saturday. Allan and Karen Carter and girls spent Nelle VeaT43 with her parents, BM and Marie Allan and Betty McCall were Saturday evening supper guests with Barry Currie and Dawn in Brussels. Other family members present were John and Gail Cur- rie, Cheryl and friend; Rhonda and friend of Orangeville; Doug and Betty Currie and James of Brampton. Rolly and Teenie Achilles entertained 28 family members and friends on Christmas Day. Brian Marks and Linda Bruneau and her brother of Calgary left for Hong Kong early in December, they intend to tour dif- ferent places for about three weeks. Christmas Day guests with Elva Bolger were Bob and Shirley Lol Tcrop and family, London; Bill and Jean Hutchison and fami- ly, Listowel; Larry and Faye Bolger and family Blyth. On Sunday, Jan. 3, Bill and Jean Hut- chison and Jeff, Listowel: Thelma and Frances Melady were Harry and Pat Ryan, Kevin, Lori Lynn and Chris of Thamesford; Anne and Wayne Chapin, William and Vanessa; Brian Melady of Mitchell; Debbie Sean and Brian Melady of RR 5, Seaforth; Jim Melady of Hanover and Don Melady of London. Don Melady returned to medical school at Western University after spending two mon- ths working in a hospital in Northern Haiti. Visitors from a distance last week with Jim and Janneka Murray, Morgan, Michelle and Mayuko were John and Anna Van Rooijen and Kristen from Ancaster; Paul and Dianne, Rose and Jenny MacLeod from Everett, Ontario; Patchpon Sankaburanuruk from Malian; Rick, Lyn- da and Lisa Galbraith from Meaford; and Retno Soetanto from Indonesia. for holidays NOTICE Town of Seaforth SANITATION SEWAGE WORKS EXPANSION ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE The Council of the Town of Seaforth cordially invites interested persons to attend on information centre between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. on: MONDAY. JANUARY 11, 1988 at the SEAFOPT6e COUNCIL CHAMBERS The Town is proceeding with the development of a project that will result in major improvements to the Town's sewage collection. pumping and treatment facilities. Definition of the problems to be solved and a review of alternative solutions have been completed. A Report is available for public viewing at the Municipal Office. Representatives of the engineering firm conducting the study will be present to explain details of the study and to answer any questions that might arise. Anyone wishing to express an opinion concerning the project or any other concerns should attend. For information concerning the above. contact the Town Clerk. Mr. Jim Cracker, 1517-01601, during normal business hours. Mr. Jim Crocker Administrator. Clerk -Treasurer Town of Seaforth NEW HOURSJANEFFU RYE 1988 HAIR DESIGNS by 527-2180 Oliver Pryce and Olive Papple visited with Elva Bolger.` Mary Humphries, Walton; Kim and George Kruse an'd baby son Bayfield; Bob and Nora Humphries and family of London spent Christmas with Stan and Wanda Stroop and family at Palmerston. Bob and Nora Humphries and Mary Hum- phries spent New Year's Eve with George and Kim Kruse at Bayfield. Bob and Nora Humphries spent the holi- day week with Mary Humphries. Harz -y and Hattie Snell, Londesboro were Sunday supper guests with Allan and Betty McCall. , Doug and Janet Mitchell and cbrldren visited with Emerson and Phyllis Mitchell for Christmas. NOW OPEN WED. - 9:00 a.m`. - 5:00 p.m. THURS. - FRI. 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. SAT. - 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. JANUARY SPECIAL $5o00 S OO OFF SELECTED PERMS 15 E WILLIAM ST. SEAFORTH HERE ARE A FEW BARGAINS FROM OUR GREAT JANUARY SALE HALF PRICE DECORATING SALE IN STOCK WALLPAPER UP TO 0 CY Off SALE OF DRESSES OUR ENTIRE STOCK - NONE RESERVED Reg. '59.9t -to 8125.00 SALES 30 9°t0$62 ONTARIO WALLCOVERINGS 30 oOFF SELECTED BOOKS KORET SPORTSWEAR •BLOUSES •PANTS •SKIRTS •JACKETS *SWEATERS FREE WALLPAPER TRAY WITH EVERY ROOM LOT CLEAROUTS DOUBLE ROLL 1.99 IIlP AIN T B [VAIN T 6 LOW LUSTRE it 5 95 OIL REG. 34.98 . 4 L. o9S •4 EGGSHELL LATEX ENAMEL LG. 39.95 SALE BIG SAVINGS Hundreds of Colours 50% OFF GREAT CLEARANCE "KITTEN" *BLOUSES •SWEATERS •SKIRTS *PANTS *JACKETS HALF PRICE LADIES' BLOUSES LADIES' 'SPORTEASE' QUILTED COATS AND JACKETS 3Q%To REDUCED 0 SPECIAL TABLE •MEN'S UNDERWEAR •WORK GLOVES *WINTER HATS ENTIRE STOCK ',ELITE •BETTER BLOUSE •KORET *KITTEN SIZES 10-44 HALF PRICE SAVE HALF ON MEN'S WINTER JACKETS & PARKAS HALF PRICE ALL MEN'S SPORTCOATS CAMPBELL'S Painting & Papering Service — nary Bannon Decorating GOOD SELECTION 50' OFF -- �O OFF ALL MEN'S & LADIES' SWEATERS HALF PRICE MEN'S SUITS GREAT SELECTION UP Oda TO Ihnif OFF HOME CENTRE MAIN ST.. SEAFORTH 527.1420 •