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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-07-10, Page 5" t -P THE -Hunan exp SIT R JULY 1 Correspondent il/013 'JULIET 5?7-18SO .and Mrs. Hatilt Van Galen. 'the former \Debbie ,foster daughter Of Mr: and 'hirs,.'Gor'den Blanchard, were married Saturday „ at Bethel Bible Church . with RoV- Yielding and , Rev. Gould officiating. The dinner Was held in the char& parlors and open house was held at the Blanc- hard liable following -the wedding dinner. Guests were Prosent from Ottawa, Hol- land, _Mountain, Ontario, Kenwood, Michigan, St. Marys as well as surrounding district. The young couple are res- iding in Stratford. _ Pebbie_was_presented_with. • Showers from the Winthrop Community shower held at Cavell Winthrop Church, Bethel Bible Church, Sea- fe:rth, Grace Community , Church, St. Marys and 'also' 1000000 friends of Petit* • held a shower in her heopina! Mr.;, and, Mrs4rerry:.Yaa Galen; St.: NAOS; parents of: 'Hank , entertained` at the -re- hearsal lunch held, in the Church pariettra° friday even- ing. Earl McSpadden of has CernPoSed a family tree up to .the present time and reaching 'ttaCit to his great -great gramiettraS immigrants from t' Scotland and Ireland. It proved to be one of the highlights at the first reunion Of the descend- ants of Samuel McSpadden and Henrietta Shannon along with old pictures and reinirt iscing. . Hawley, Seaforth t,4anOr, 1Vgr, J.OsqP11.0q4.110;•Mis, Ada, Cross, Mr. and McSpadden, Lealden,,('MiSa Clara, ivIcCallunir •Stratford:„, - Mr, and Mrs, Bert McSpad-.., dells Richmond and Mrs, Clarence Wiagham and .Mrs. Velma Mann, Gorrie as , Well, as ether relatives from the .sfir- rounding district. ;. PERSONALS • Mr. and b„.4r, John Zvvann, Alberta:, visited ' Sunday With Mr..and, Mrs:, Gordon Blanc- hard. Mrs.- Howard Nichol, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Nichol, Strat- ford, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Guidon Blanc- hard. % A large crowd of friends and relatives attended °Pen' illop to McKillop Township coun-, cil has approved the hiring of -a new road superintendent The reunion was -held at with The retirement of the -the-Lion '.-Par-lc,-Seaforth-with_preaeat_superintendent Bill_ over 40 in attendance. Among those present were Mrs. Susan Hutchings and daughter Betty Knauss of Stanton, California, Minnie t Mr. and Mrs. Michael McLaughlin • Dublin couple, married 50 years Last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McLaughlin of R.R. 2, Dubin, marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a special mass held at St. Patrick's Church. Dublin. followed by a family, dinner in Seaforth. The couple were !ranged July 1. 1930 at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Clinton. Mrs. McLaughlin is the daughter of the- lite Mr. and Mrs. Michael Healy. Mr. McLaughlin is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin. Following their marriage they lived in the Dublin area. where they were involved in farming. Besides farming. Mr. McLaughlin worked for a local, feed mill. The couple had 13 child- ren: one $tirl died at infancy. Joe. Seaforiti; Bill, Seaforth; Ken. R.R. 4, Scaforth; Ron, Guelph; Terry Swan, Strat- ford; Mrs. Tom (Marie) Nigre, Stratford; Pat Mont- gomery, Stratford; Mrs. Ross • (Mary Lou) Wanner, Kitch- ener; Mrs, Gerry (Pauline) Poland. Thottidale; Mts. Murray (Barbara) Roth. Stratford; Mrs. Denis (Donna) Chan. Kitchener; Sharon McLaughlin. Strat- ford. • They have 19 grand- children . and three great grandchildren. The couple received best wishes from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Gov. -Gen. Ed. Schreyer. Perth MPP Hugh Edighoffer and Prem- ier of Ontario William Davis as well as a blessing from the Pope. Campbell scheduled for fall. Pay for the position, to become available October 1, by council. The cuirent sal- has•not yet been determined arid area ary for road superintendent in McKillop Township is $7.24 an hour.. A grant request of .550 made by the Goderich and District AsaociatIon for the ,Mentally Retarded was -approved by council at its regular meeting Iasi Monday afternoon. "This is well spent money" said councillor Harvey Craig during a dis- cussion of the grant request. Council also received i letter from the Walton Area • Sports Gab requesting a 57,500 loan approved by coancil earlier in the year. The loan, .according to clerk 'Marion McClure, was requested as temporary funding until the sports club receives expected provincial grants. A gravel tender awarded by council for road and shoulder work on concession six, lots one to 16, was given to Radford Construction of Blyth. Radford, whose bid was 58,250 for 15.000 cubic yards of shoulder dirt, 524,600 for 30,000 cubic yards of four inch gravel and 57,500 for 6,000 cubic yards House for .J311.1 atid Anna Dolmage who celebrated their 40th Wedding •Anniver. flJrYea°nnri'SetiftVanCia. Paler!, ° St, Marys. spent FrIday evening at the home Of Gordon and Ada, Blanchard. Mrs., Bob Ridley attended a shower for Becky Collier ' who is to be Married to: Rick l-luIlcv, son of Mr. and Mrs., GOrdon Holley. A broiich was seri,.ed and game's, .enjo)r- ed. Ecity was presented with many 4ifts. - Guests were from Kite , ener,_ Pine Lake, London,Cranbroek and SeafOrth. Tbe shower was given to Becky by her future Halley sister -M laws . and was held at the home of Gordon and Myrtle Halley, • oad (super GLORIA SMIII1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruisel Smith of Dublin. gradaated June 13 froth the University of Western Ontario with her laachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. This fall Gloria will attend the Faculty of Education. Althouse College. London. news of grade A gravel, will begin work as soon as possible. Other cempanies who made -bids for4fie job were, John 'Tanner of Stratford with a total bid of 548,420; Machan Construction with a bid of 552,170; Conway con- struction with a total bid of 558,890; Joe McCann and Brodhagen men enjoy fishing Correspondent MR5.11, LEONHARDT • 345-2419 • The flowers on the Altar in St. Peter's Lutheran Church at the Sunday morning ser- vice were in memory of Ronald Buddenhagen, plac- ed there by the Budden- hagen family. Pastor Horst returned home last week from the convention in Seattle, Wash- ington. Mrs. Carrie Regele is visit- ing her brother and wife. Mr. • and Mrs. Fred Eisler, Souris, Manitoba, also celebrating • his 81st birthday while there. Relatives and friends in this area attended the funer- al of the late -Roger Pehlke on Sunday aftrnoon, at Re- deemer Lutheran Church. Monkton,Roger was the son 'of 'Mrs. Wilfred Pehlke the former Vera Bennewies, 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bennewies. R.R. I, Bornholm. Dale Lconhardt and Sue, Thamesford, spent the week- end with his grandmother Mrs. Docking and also called on grandma Leonhardt Sat- urday. Mrs. Daisy Scherbarth, Detroit, spe.nt the weekend • with Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth. MI attended the Scherbarth Reunion at the Brodhagen (Immunity centre on Sunday. Mrs. Marie Stender of Detroit spent the v. -eek end with Mrs. Dorothy Elligsen and John. and attended the Scherbarth Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Scherbarth Detroit also attended. The sympathy of the coal- munity is extended to Mrs. Wilfred Pehlke and family in the tragic death of her son • Roger. Welcome to Mr. and Mrs, Milton Bode, who have re- cently become residents in the village of Brodhagen. Mrs. Geraldine Bode at- tended the trosseau tea of Barbara Anderson. R.R, 1. St. Mara s on July the 4th and 5th. whose. marriage will take place to Ross Bode on July 12. A number of Meal men were up north fishing and tame back with a good catch we hear. Dr. Calvin Giick of War- rington. P.A.. is spending several days with his family • USE EXPOSITOR WANT -ADS Phone 527-0240 FOR HIGH QUALITY Peter Bakos Drywall A COMPLETE DRYWALL SEM ICE 527-1398 527-0606 rr, in Brodhagen and all attend- ed the Scherbarth reunion. vat:, Sons Ltd. with a 560,450 bid; Murray Construction with a 560,600 bid and Donegan's Haulage from Whitten with _ a bad of $60,750. - t_ In a report to co -cil from .ten: road superintenden mp- bell, road expendit e for the.....rnonth of Ju6e were *listed at 530,388.45. Included in the voucher for June were calcium costs of 516,097.37 and drainage costs of 57,521.98. Reeve Allan Campbell and councillor Marie Hicknell will - be attending this year's Association of Municipalities in Ontario (AMO) conference August 1") to August 20. A regiitration fee of 5100 will " be charged pea-Nattanding delegate, with a maximum of two voting delegates repre- sented. This year the confer- ence will be held at the Royal York in Toronto. BENELUX QUEEN CROWNED—Martha,- Claessens of R.R. 1; Dublin was crowned recently at a Benelux dance In St. Marys, as the new Stratford Benelux Queen. Last year's queen, Mary -Ellen Veldman of R.R. 3 Embro, placed the crown on the new queen. Martha will now compete in the Dutch Canadian Culture Organization' of Ontario Competition in Sept- ember in Burford, Ontario. NEW MS. EQUIPMENT M.F. 750, ,550, 540 Combines in 'stock M.F. 124 Balers in stock M.F. Mower Conditioner in stock m.r. 775 Swathers in stock. USED EQUIPMENT-; COMBINES 1-Gase 600 with pickup 1 -Case 1160 special 464 corn head 13: cutting head, no reason le, offer refused. 1-Gle1ner G. 13' cutting ead pickup, pick up reel Gt. - 630 6 row crw1head. .1-M F. 410 0 pickup table and corn head in stock 1 -MF - 510 D pickup table and corn head in stock 1-82 MF. with pickup. M.F. TRACTORS 1-N1.F. 265 D 8 speed 1-M F. 265 D 1-M F. 1155 D cab SWATHERS 1-M F. 44-10'. I-M.F. 3640' 1-M F. 36-12' Boyes 'Farm Supply Massey -Ferguson Seaforth, Ont. • 5274257 a OUT FOR THE MORNING RIDE—Two local girls and their cousins from out west were out early Tuesday morning taking their pony Kiki for a run. The_girls are, from, left., Michelle M_urray, _a, Sea orth, Kimberly. " Butters, Vancouver, Morgan Murray, RAI. 5, Seaforth and Cheryl Butters) Vancouver. •(Photo byyan Dooren) Hope Campaign raises 13 , This year's Flowers of Hope campaign ln great success to Huron and Distric s been a he South Associ- ation for the Mentaf1 Handi- capped. It has brought in more than the goal of 513,000 .and Executive Director of the Association Don Campbell said that more is yet to come. Mr. Campbell said they are "very pleased" with the results of the campaign and are very grateful tb' chair - Person Donna Greb, her army of canvassers and the • many people who generously gave donations. He said that' this year's total is .5E100 to $1,000 above last year's goal. The breakdown of contri- Staffa Correspondent MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN 34a-2346 Mr. Jim NOITiS, Brampton, hefiss Judy Norris and Mr. Garry Kuntz, Kitchener, vis- ited recently with Mr, & Mrs. Bob Norris and family and Mrs. Sam Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reste- mayer and children. Alliston, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman, Carrah and Cain. Misses Darlene Temple- man, Exeter 'and Ruth Templeman, Dublin are hol- idaying for 3 weeks in England and Scotland with relatives and friends. , butions from the various areas is as follows: Grand Bend and Klondike $1,848,75 Flay Township 51,798.15, Exeter 51,688.09, Stanley ToWnship 51,126.30, Stephen Township 51,091.00 Usborne Township 51,022.65 Londesboro District 5951.00, Zurich 5866.60, Thedford Area 5684.50, Tuckersmith Township $525.00, • Hensall 5347.20, Huron Park 5184.41 Dashwood 5169.10, Seaforth 5140.00, Crediton. 5133.2p, Centralia 5104.25, and Bay- field (to date) $321.00. So far the total contri- bution is ,$13,001.20. ." The Flowers of Hope cam- paign is the major fund- -raising activity of the Associ- ation. The money will be used to „expand the current programs and increase their quality. Horsts ° Pick your own , STRAWBERRIES 60c per quart - RASPBERRIES VEGETABLES OPEN NOW DAILY -8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. No Sunday Sales • Molesworth Ltstowel Newry la Second farm an left • Walton Mon.kton • Bring qt., 4 qt., or 6 qt. baskets or buy theta here on the &rm. Watch forSigns 887-6183. .0 , NO PETS SAVE NOW During Stewart's'Big Annual MID -SUMMER SALE GREAT DRESS SALE Every dress in our valued to 535.00 is cleared at store. $ Our best quality dresses that sell up to 550.00. All styles, $ sizes. colors. DON'T MISS • ESE AT SAVE NOW1 REG. TO 569.95 LADIES SUITS Famous makes, best styles and colors for 1980. Coat & Slacks, all sizes. SAVE NOW AT LADIES SPORTS WEAR Knitted fabrit top, tank tops & . 20% 01F shirts All slims and skirts, our entire . 20°/ 0oFF stack This seasons best bathing 20%0FF suits Sport shorts and shoat sets 20%o SAVE NOW ON JOGGING SUITS Penmans and Katesanake" Tank Tops. Shorts, Runnpaots anal, jackets. Terry knit & poly -cotton 20%0 SAYE -NOW! MID—SEASON CLEARANCE' OF DRESS GOODS our prices are always lowest, so aou .ave doubly on all your fabric needs SAVE NOW AT OFF MEN'S SWT SALE All this season's stock - 3 piece vest taa suits in - popular sand. grey and , blue tones -sizes 36 to 49 for shorts. mediums, tails Regular 5110.00 to 5225.00 SAVE NOW 83.$169 MEN'S COTTON—FORTREL KNIT SHIRTS Big ;ariety All Colors- Famous makes Short sleeve polo shitt25 0 if and tank tops SAVE Sizes S. to XXL NOW /0 OFF MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE OR LONG SLEEVE • DRESS SHIRTS OR SPORT SHIRTS sizes S to XXL 14'i to 18 neck Plain or checks 5 /0 SAVE NOW AT OFF SAVE NOW ON Pre -Wash Famous G.W.G. Flare Leg SIZES 810 18 ,BOYS BLUE $10600 JEANS REGULAR 516.95 SA-SXN°W ON MEN'S DRESSPANTS our entire stack REG35.08 %OFF uLAR 18.95 to washable fortrel Wide color range NOW Sizes 30,to .48 We II see you at Seaforth's Sidevvaik Sale July - 17, 18, 19. PritsT Watt QUALITY AND VALUE POR OVER IS YEARS a„--aatat AL.