The Huron Expositor, 1980-12-04, Page 4824
THE HU.RQN
XPOSITCM,
;orrsPendentMRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN,
30-246. , •
large 'crowd' attended the
:35th wedding. ,anniversary
party of Mr. and Mrs. flioc9;
DECEMBER4, 1980
Arnistrong on Friday
evening,
roirteit;44, Ladles, Aid held
their. Christmas meeting in
the r"'Ohetch .basement
Monday evening ,with 20
en and
Correspondent
MRS. MARC HULLEY
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Hen and Elsie Wilson have
sold their home in Winthrop
44
ladies present. .Mrs. Charles
Douglas 'Presided reading a
Chrktmae, Peen, • •
Kathy Kelley entertained.:
everyone With Christmas
;metope, the, accerdien.
says goo
Elsie Wilson
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Nits; gldan Allen read a
Christmas 'stOrY ." "The
ctedie"1,
During the annual meqiin$
encouraging 'reports were
given py all comniitlees:
.,They, just can't stand the
ipeed
But it WM became appar-
ye t
We're just der a sad to hear Edward and granddaughter
the word 'of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
And it's better to joke than Hoegy, and Craig Elliott son
ent in Winthrop town. bawl. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Somer-
We better pay them , We wish you well with all villei were baptized. Mrs.
heed. — - - --OUrlicarts ----------,---Paal--St m-erv111-e---1tall her
You're a very special pair, membership transferred
A`ti'd whenever you're back in from Blyth United Church to
these parts
Walk in and pull up a chair.
to Mr: and Mrs. Charles
Storey, St. Marys who take
immediate possession. -
A few of the Wilson's
friends met at the home of
Jim and Anne Bosman,
FridayThight to bid Ben and
Elsie farewell. Euchre was
enjoyed. Prior to lunch -the
following farewell verse was
read.
Dear Ben and Elsie:
Winthrop was a pleasant
spot,
Where life just rambled on
The community folk, a
humble lot
A carefree happy throng,
But that was several years
ago
Before Wilson's moved
in town.
We soon found Ben was a
beggar to go
AndErsie never sat down.
They ploughed the snow
and cut the rass
Did landscaping on the
side
They sawed the 'wood.
even pumped the gas
And tool, the mail out for a
ride.
They served the meals and
dug some drains,
Did plumbing now and
then.
And with handsaw and
hammer and two super
brains.
They started building
again.
At first we thought the% 'II
soon wear down.
The lathe's you see
admired. dear Ben.
We fellows had to change. our,
ways. _ .....
And work like heck to keep
up to them
It made nightmares of our
days.
But the oe also fit the
other foot
For Elsie as she toiled
Stayed prim and tidy and the
horns did toot
And the neighbour women
boiled
But now we hear you're
moving away
Tho' we'll never be the same
For now we can't sleep in on
a working day
We have to uphold our name.
We mow the grass and cut
the weeds
Like we should have done
before
To keep up to Wilsons and
pay good heed
To our mates who might ask
for more.
Now if Winthrop had never
set eyes on you
Tho' we're dragging our seat
behind.
We would not be keen and
tidy too
And we would not have
v.orked till were blind.
But don't believe a thing of
what you•ve heard
We didn•t mean n all
For God who makes the
thistles grow
Brought our paths to cross in
life,
And Ben and Elsie we want
you to know,
We think that was real nice.
Tracy and Tina Bosman
presented Ben and Elsie with
,a ceramic Christmas tree and
a ftower arrangement.
Ben and Elsie thanked
everybody there. Lunch was
served and a social hour
enjoyed.
Anne showed her display
of ceramics. •She gives les-.
sons weekly and has some
very lovely pieces.
At Wilson's for the week-
end were Mr. and Mrs.
Allister Wilson and -Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Wilson.
Bob and • Marg Hulley
visited with Bob and Janet
Hulley. Gilford on the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fried-
man. Point Edward visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Hoegy.
Baptismal service was held
at Cavan United church
Sunday with Rev. Vanslyke
the minister.
Erica, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Friedman. Point
New McKillop reeve
turns down raise
BY %VELMA OKE
At the Inaugural meeting
of McKillop Township
council Monday councillor
Arthur Anderson was named
to represent the township on
the Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authority
Councillor William Leemings
will represent McKillop on
the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority.
Deputy -reeve Mane
Hicknell will represent the
township on the Seaforth
Community Hospital Board
Reeve Harvey Craig will
be the township's re-
presentative on the Seaforth
Fire Area board and
Councillor William Siemon
on the Blyth fire area board.
The yearly stipends were
set for the coming year. The
three members of council
and the deputy reeve. Mrs.
Hicknell will each receive
S900. up from S800 last year.
Reeve Craig refused an
increase because he is
serving his first term as
reeve and will receive 51.000
for the year, the same as the
retired reeve. Allan Camp-
bell. was getting.
The mileage rate driving
no council business was
raised from 25 cents to 2"
cents per mile.
For special meetings each
member wifi be paid S25 per
meeting. unchanged from
1980.
Each member of council.
the clerk treasurer and the
road superintendant will be
given 5303 to attend
conventions. plus re-
gistration fees, during the
year. Last year they received
S250.
Passed for payment were
general accounts of
5217.025. 44 and road
accounts of 58.910.25.
Approval was given for
five tile drain loan
applications for $87.000.
wristmas
sift suggestion8
for th man in your
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throp.
Wag John killer presided*
for the instaliation of officers
for',1981 Who, are:
Fast president - Mrs.
Charles Dangles; president -
Mrs, John T enapleman; 1st
vice-president Mrs. Jean
Carey; 2nd vice-president -
Mrs, Jim Miller; secretary -
Mrs. Tom Scott; assistant
secretary - Mrs. Eldon Allen;
treaiiirer - Mrs. John Miller
and assistant treasurer , Mrs.
Jim Miller.
The "work Committee is
Mrs. Mervin Dow, Mrs.
Tom Scott, Mrs. Jim Miller
and Mrs. Robert Laing.
Advisory flower committee
is Mrs. Calder McKaig, and
Mrs. Jim Miller.
Shut-in boxes committee is
Mrs Eldon Allen, Mrs. Tom
Scott, and Mrs. Calder
McKaig and Mrs. Norman
Harburn.
The card committee, is
Mrs. Norman Harburn and
Mrs, John Teniplernan,
The .eintrch
committee, is Mrs. Carter
Kerslake, Mrs. •Duncan
Scott. Auditors Are Mrs,
Charles Dangles and Mrs,
John Scott.
The pianist is. Mrs. Jean
Carey and representative to
the board of managers is
Mr's, Tom Scott..
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Continued from page 12
the areas of reproductive
efficiency, nutrition and
growth !nanagement, and
marketing.
Two simultaneous sessions
will be held. Session I covers
several aspects of Reproduc-
tiVe Efficiency and Session 11
is about living with the New
Pork Cycle.
The Swine Symposium will
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Reeve Harvey Craig, Deputy reeve Marie Hickneij, back, Wayne
Dolmage, road superintendent; councillors Atthur Anderson, William
Leeming and William Siemon. (Photo by Okp) •
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receive from 1100 o.m. to
12:30 noon . favours for the kids.
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