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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-08-04, Page 60 Correspondent through the rain. The sun was and Mrs. Mary McIver, Sea- MRS.JOANCRONIN shining and a light rain was forth, Lou's mother, had a 345.2772 falling and believe it or not. I family dinner in Stratford. at The summer is half over as coulld not find a rainbow, I the "Old English Parlour". we begin the first ,week in realize inflation is high and Upon their return home in the August and in a few short the dollar has fallen badly, evening they. were surprised weeks all the young folk will but surely it hasn't knocked by their family and friends be marchingoff to school. the bottom out of the pot of who joined them for -a social The weatherman has not gold yet. For without our evening. Those present were been too cooperative this past rainbows and our dreams Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowland, week with showers off and on there would be no tomorrow. Dublin. Mr, and Mrs. Martin to halt the combining of the I hope everyone has had a Purcell, Kitchener, Mr. and wheat and barley, which good holiday weekend, whet Mrs. -Jack Lane, St. Colum - makes the farmers rather ther it was spent at home with ban, Mr. Jack Rowland, Kin - edgy and frustrated. But on family and friend's or travel- cardine, Emery Gaunt, Kin - the other hand who wouldn't ling about the country. kora_Mrs. Mrs. Rita Cook, Kin - be? Sure if someone took my Special congratulations are kora. Mr. and Mrs. Larry pencil in the middle of writing extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lou ,Cook and family, Dublin, De. this column, I would be rather Rowland who celebrated their and Mrs. Andrew Wrynne, upset too, but never fear, 30th wedding anniversary on County Kildare, Ireland, Mr. there is always tomdrrow and Saturday evening. Lou and Mrs. Dan O'Rourke, Seaforth I would be sure to go out and Ann and their family; Mr. and and their' nieces, nephews get a new one. And so it is Mrs. Dave (Mary Margaret) "Listowel, and cousins. Also present with farming or .any other Murtha, Mis's Lou were their two grandchildren, occupation, there is always Ann Rowland, Mission, B.C., Megan and Patrick Murtha pf grants and local taxation. In Pat 'Rowland, Edmonton, Al- Listowel tomorrow, Mind you I wondered on berta, Mr. and Mrs. Brian A social evening was held Friday evening when driving (Colleen') Rowland, Dublin Friday evening in the Crystal Palace in Mitchell for Michael monton,•Alberta is spending Mr. Bill Costello of New Mr. and Mrs. Gib Murray Rowland, son of Mr. and Mrs. a few weeks with his parents, Lowell, Father Jack Costello of Ottawa were visiting with Ed Rowland and Cynthia Van Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland, of Windsor and Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray Nynatten, daughter of Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Old- Wickens, London were recent during this past week, How and Mrs. John Van Nynatien ham, Mr. and Mrs. Brad visitors with Mrs. Theresa nice it is to hear that Gib is of Kinkora, prior to their Oldham. London and Mr. and Costello. making a speedy recovery forthcoming marrigge on Sat- Mrs. John Denomme and Mrs. Camilla • Evans was from recent surgery.. Also urday, August 7 in lCinkora. boys„ Kitchener spent the visiting with her sister, Mrs. visiting with Mr. 'and Mrs. Michael and Cynthia are both weekend with Mrs. Delaine Marie Melady who is a Gilbert Murray were Mr. and employed in Edmonton, Al. Cronin and family. patient in University Hospi- Mrs. Pat Murray of London berta and will reside there Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ben- tal, on Sunday. who were holidaying near Bayfield. after their wedding. ' Con- ninger and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mrs. Jean Dill was visiting Mr. Mrs. Robert Cro- gratulation; to you both. Simmonson and son Tommy with her granddaughter Miss and Mr. and Mrs. Gord Dantzer.•. spent the weekend with Jill Warren of Stratford on •nin and family spent the and family, Mississauga Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ouellette Tuesday on the occasion of Weekend in Midland at the spent the weekend with mem- h ' f a; d and family in Windsor. her 13th birthday. Martyrs Shrine. m bers of t e at res an friends. . Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bruxer 1 09% 9 Oft ur-kur%AA bsn o,,,draws and Jacob, Exeter and Miss Nancy's sister and two future Karen Bruxer. Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruxer. as la-ckp& Mr. and Mrs. Don Muegge sister -in-laws assisted Nancy and faintly, Walkerton were visiting with relatives onthe rhe Dublin and District 13, Blanche Coady; 14. Cathy to announce that the tickets weekend. Athletic Association Bingo Philips and Ruth Cowing, 15. are available now from any Mr. Pat Rowland of Ed- held each Friday evening is Mrs. Lee and Janet Reevie. - member of the league for the Correspondent their return from a trip to the i.:d by Mrs. John Scott on the Nancy's sister and two future MR& JOHN TEMPLEMAN west coast. ' y piano, and readings by Mrs. sister -in-laws assisted Nancy 345-2346 Mrs. Robert Laing, Mrs. farry Gardinerand Mrs. Alex in opening her gifts. Nancy's Mrs. Russell Miller, Lee Nelson Pullman and Miss Miller. Contests were enjoy- nephew Caleb Gammon de - and Teresa hosted a bridal Mary Jane Templeman host- ed. livered the gifts in a little red shower for Nancy Allen on ed a community sRower for prize was won by Mrs. Rau wagon. Nancy expressed,.her Tuesday evening. Miss Nancy Allen in Crom- Mrs. Pullman read an appreciation to all. Cake and Mr. and Mrs. Robert arty Presbyterian Church on address of good wishes and ice cream was enjoyed. Mauer. Exeter visited recent- Iv with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wednesday evening. Mrs. Pullman chaired the Driver ed fees are up Miller. program of musical numbers rick's Catholic Women's back of the church for anyone Mr, and Mrs. Jim Greer by Mrs. .lean Carey, Mrs. Fees for Driver Education year. The board voted .in and Michael Gamble. Orms- Gary Quance, Mrs. Glen Courses run by the Perth favour of increasing the fees town. Qubec visited for a few Elliott. Mrs. Cliff Miller. County Board of Education at its July 20 meeting, after days with Mr. end Mrs, John Mrs. Doe Kerslake and Miss will increase to $90 for being told the amount of Temnleman and family. on Betty Ann Miller. accompan- students in the coming school subsidization would increase a. m. Mr. s,d Prarson and Miss Bingo was held on Friday substantially again this year. Wedding brings many Subsidization represents the amount by which total expenditure exceeds fees Miss Wilma Brill, N -Miss Manor „; rr saddened last Norma Streets. G -Mr. Elmer week to learn of the death of revenue, and it is provided by Mrs. Minnie Hawley. Minnie Full house -Mr. Elmer Bakes v had endeared herself to many grants and local taxation. In visitors to Brodhagen 1 the subsidization by localratepayers was approx- imately $30 per pupil. To eliminate the local subsidy. a fee of S90 is thus required. Correspondent Windsor visited with Mr. and day. Bill returned home on This is not far off the MRS. HERMAN Mrs. Ken Elligsen over the Monday.. amounts being charged by LEONHARDT weekend and attended the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elligsen other boards of education. 345,2419 Elligsen-Kale wedding on of Windsor attended the Bruce is asking $90 also: Farmers are sure not look- Saturday. Elligsen-Kale wedding on Dufferin $135: Elgin SSO; ing for all this rain we have Rev. and Mrs. John Ar- Saturday and spent the week- Grey $85: Huron $90: London had the last few days with buckle and Bill of Guelph, end with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin $100; Middlesex $94; Oxford 'Simcoe harvest in full swing we need visited at the home of .tie Elligsen RR4 Walton, and SSO: $95; and Water. lots of sunny weather. Querengcsscr over the�totj�'-'Fo visited with Mr. and loo $90. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Morkin of M 1v1rs. Harry Bode in Listowel Trustee Don Crowley, a on Friday• separate school board repre. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode sentative. said. "The pro• enjoyed their two week trip to gram is worthwhile for the Europe, returning home on students, and they get a Friday. rebate back on their incur. Numerous local people at- ance by taking the course. I tended the Elligsen-Kale feel we shouldn't have to WEDDING INVITATIONS wedding on Saturday with the subsidize trustee reception following in the Mitchell trustee Earl Op BroTHE HURON EXPOSITOR tie. Co g r community cent p student er felt that if o ire. Congratulations and best student was in�the position to wishes are extended to the afford to drive a car, he or she PHONE 527-0240 — SEAFORTH newlyweds. Terry and Mari- can afford to pay $90 to learn anne Elligsen. how. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer The fee increase from 560 and Clara Meyer of Kitchen- for all students will then er, and Edith Mcycr of increase to $90, and lhosc Detroit spent the weekend enrolled in basic level %%ill with Marie Meyer. Minnie have an increase from the Leonhardt joined them on present $50 to $80. effective Sunday. Sept. 1. bixin' up the homestead? A HWOOD INDUSTRIES LIMITED Canada s first name for fine windows and doors CHARGER VISA Seaforth INOW 527-0910 Whatabout the windows? Match today s energy standards with today s windows Budd to the thermal efficiency of Dashwood windows and do it yourself Dashwood has a complete range of replacement windows custom built to your specifications In less than a day, you can exchange.a cold drafty window for a Dashwood easy -maintenance insulating window and cut your energy costs for years See she complete r,ee of reotacement w,ndow models ano ;:vies des,gned to soli you, home at your nearnv Dashwnpd authonred 8intd,n9 SuDDiv Dearer "Custom Line" 'Eton -guard" -Custom Line'" Double Hung Slider Window Side Slider Window Till Window . p,emre ,.,no— w..tr ­VI-aaddInq • nn m conve 1. full card to Ruth McGrath. need. Demi e..y ".nmq conwnrence n1_1,y BLmm.IM • po.mve p.i.nce syrtem • remov.Db .ad,np -d--9 ane rp Nor", ,gh, 000r.uon N 1p , to, e..y ck.. ns aorMe le Clinton 'DELIVERY AVAILABLE 482-3405 sure growing. The jackpot Share the Wealth went to following prizes: I. Quilt this coming week will be Mrs. Chuck Woods. The which was quilted by the $600,00 on 58 calls. Maybe letter ,X to Jean Brown and parish ladies, 2. Ceramic this week you'll be the lucky full card to Ruth McGrath. Christmas tree and 3. Ceram - winner. Inside square to Jean Dobbs is pitcher and bowl: Tickets Last week's winners are: I , and Lou Boyes and full card to, are .50c each or 3 for $1.00. Rita Porter and Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Nicholson. The door I "n m, t.,cned in singing 2. Rachel Riehl, 3. Chuck prize was won by Mrs. Rau r,ish both a speedy recovery. Woods, 4. Viola Johnson, 5. and the consolation jackpot The draw will take place in Ruth McGrath. 6. Rita Porter, was won by Mrs. Reevie and the parish hall on Wednesday '. Roy McGonigle. 8. Blanche Ed Dick. evening November 3. The Coady, 9. Freda Shane, 10. The ladies of the St. Pat- prizes are on display at the Ruth Gowing. 11. Ruth rick's Catholic Women's back of the church for anyone McGrath. 12. Marg Carter, League of Dublin are pleased who wishes to see them. I III etherinnton. Mafia Strout C!y ear, Phone Seaforth - 527-1110 ALL ALL SUMMER WHITE &. SONE SANDALS DRESS Ladles, i SANDALS Men's, Kiddies PROCE SAL[ Plus Many Other Specials WHAT ABOUT DADDY?—Mike Beuerman didn't seem to be as interested In daddy Nell's ball game as he Was In action on the bench. However. Mike and his mom Donna are faithful fans of Daddy's team, the Queen's Hotel. (Photo by Rimmer) Seaforth Manor entertains at lawn barbecue Rc,td; nit of Seaforth ,if the residents and staff Manny i ni named the resi. during her long stay at dent, , d (.n � nwood Nursing Seaforth Manor. Everyone Home I orA,n on Thursday „ill miss her presence and la,t ,,, ek . .i barbecue and the svmpathy of all goes out punt, m it,, lawn. Everyone to her nephews and nieces. enlo, rd il• '+ot dogs. ham We are sorry to report Miss hurg; r, rr, ,ind after lunch Ida Gardner is confined to rntisi, ., a, , *•wyed with Elsa Seaforth Community Hospi- and her Butler tal and Mr. Ross Haughton is I "n m, t.,cned in singing still at Stratford General. We alone.m,l .,!! dancing on the r,ish both a speedy recovery. patio Dur,-,, the noon hour PERSONALS ( tiff I hunt, l administrator Mr and Mrs. Wm. Orren wa, ph ,,.4-' surprised by of Michigan visited with Miss c%vr%om .urging Happy Evelyn Cardno. Birihd,n i, him and a, few Mr. Walter Tiffin, Leslie ,sell ,holy, .,ords were ex. and Catherine of Dresden pres,rd to vfr Thornton b- altt\Sandra McFadden and Charly, Roy• also to Green, Ryan visited with Mr. Mack "nod ',unit e Home for at. Tiffin. lending ani' ,upplving the Visiting with Mr. Newman Inscl, 1•irih,t.,c cake which Garrett were his brother Mr. c,cnonc .wiplcd. A vote of N. Garrett of Blyth also thank, alt, al„r extended to daughters Mrs. Irene Whit - the ro,idi nt, of Seaforth more and Mrs. Erma Crich. Manor forth, it invitation and The August meeting of the also to .;.none who helped Resident Council will be held mako it ,u, h an enjoyable on Thursday morning at 10:30 da\ a. m. Mr. s,d Prarson and Miss Bingo was held on Friday Perim ( .va „ere the winners afternoon and winners were: at cuchrc la,t \Week. B.Mrs. Margeuritc Shill. 1 - Residents of Seaforth Miss Wilma Brill, N -Miss Manor „; rr saddened last Norma Streets. G -Mr. Elmer week to learn of the death of Bakcsv. 0 -Mr. James Nolan. Mrs. Minnie Hawley. 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