The Huron Expositor, 1983-10-12, Page 7WONANt Marty and Brenda (nee Papple)
are thrilled to announce the healthy and safe
arrival of their son. Joshua Adam, weighing
8 lbs. 7 .oz. on October 8, 1983 at St.
Michael's Hospital, Toronto. Proud grand•
parents are Bill and Dorothy Papple,
Egmondville and Helen Coonan of London,
and the late Arnold Coonan.
KLAVERt Pete and Catherine wish to
announce the safe arrival of their son,
Bradley Mark born Sept. 29, 1983 at
Stratford General Hospital weighing 8 lbs. 4
oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
John KI&ver, Kippen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Dekroon, Mitchell.
MARTIN: It's a Boy: Born on October 7,
1983 in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. a son
William Joel, to Bill and Nancy ,Martin. ,A
brother for Staci and Sara.
MONTGOMERY: Bob and Janice, are
pleased to announce the safe arrival of their
fast son, Michael Robert on October 4, 1983
at Seaforth Community Hospital, weighing 6
lbs. 15 oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs, Carl P. iestap, Bornholm and Mrs.
Marjory Montgomery, Seaforth.
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DOIG — HARRIS
Vickie Harris, daughter of Bob and Betty
Harris, of Seaforth and Paul Doig, son of
Lorne and Nora Doig, of RR1 Moorefield were
married at the Monkton United Church on
Sept. 3. Maid of honor was Joanne Maloney,
of Seaforth and. the bridesmaids were Patn
F,Jlis, of RR1 Moorefield, Shirley Wolfkantp,
of RR1 Bornholm and Marsha Wolfkamp, of
RR1 Bornholm. Julie Harris, of Seaforth was
flowergirl and Wade Ellis, of RR1 Moorefield
was ring bearer. Best man Was Harry
McCaughey, of Fergus and ushers were Ron
Harris of Seaforth, Kent Doig, of Moorefield
and Dyian Doig, of Moorefield, Rev. David
Northy, of Monition officiated and the
guitarist was Jim Haggarty, of Mitchell.
Soloist was. Debbie Hulley, RRI Seaforth.
The reception took place at the Monkton
Community Centre and the couple will reside
in Palmerston. (Photo by Marton Studio)
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AUTUMN APPLE MUFFINS
1 egg, slightly beaten
2 tablespoons soft butter
ih cup sugar .
' cup plain yogurt
1/3 cup milk
1/] cup rolled oats
1/2 cup bran
1 fresh apple, peeled and grated ,
1/2 cup raisins, ;soaked
' cup wholewheae,flour
'/ cup all-purpose flour
3/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
'/t teaspoon cinnamon.
1/4 teaspoon salt
In large . bowl, combine first nine
ingredients. Sift remaining dry ingredients
together. Add to bran mixture, stirring until
moistened. Spoon into muffin cups. Bake at
325° about 2S minutes, or until golden
brown. Makes 1 dozen muffins.
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STUART DE VRIES
Stuart De Vries, 76, of 133 St. George
St., Mitchell died Thursday, Oct, 6, 1983 at
the Stratford General -Hospital.
Born in Holland, Oct 18, 1906, he was a
son of the late Sjoerd De Vries and the
former Styntje Pranger.
On May 13, 1931, he married Akke
Peterson, who died Feb, 25, 1983. The
couple came to Canada in 1952 and resided
at Brussels and Seaforth prior to movin to
Mitchell in 1968.
He was a merit r of the Free Reforme
Church at Munrs'
Surviving are three sons. Jacob, of 318
Hibernia St., Stratford. Stuart" Jr., of
Schringville. and Sam, of Exeter; one
hrother and One sistet in Holland; also seven
grandchildren.
Friends were received at the Lockhart
1'u neral home, 109 Montreal St.. Mitchell,
atter 2 p.m. Friday until noon Saturday when
transfer will be made to the Free Reformed
Church for a service at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Carl
Schouls officiated, Burial was in Bethel -
Munro cemetery.
REV. HARRY DONALDSON
A former minister of St. Thomas Anglican
Church, Seaforth, Rev. Harry Donaldson,
died in Woodstock Wed, Oct, 5, following a
car accident
Mr. Donaldson and his brother, Archibald
of Nework, New Jersey„ died in hospital
after their car collided with a pickup truck.
Mr. Donaldson was also a member of
Seaforth town council when he lived here in
the sixties. Retired as pastor of St. Alban's
Anglican Church, Delhi, he was in his 79th
year. His wife, the former Mariechen
Disselkoen, predeceased him in 1980. •
Surviving are his daughters. Frances M.
of Toronto; a brother, James of Scotland,
Business beat
United Trails joins bus network
Foody
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 12, 1983 — A7
Seven Ontario transportation compan-
ies, including`United Trails Inc. of Seaforth,
representing over the half of the intercity
bus transport business in Ontario, have
joined the Affiliated Voyageur Bus System.
Beginning in the province of Quebec last
year with eight Quebec -based firms, the
umbrella organization is designed to inte-
grate and standardize several services
offered to the public.
"We are in effect joining forces with a
network between Ontario and Quebec to
provide a better service to the public," Rob
Sherwood of Sherwood Transportation in
Goderich said.
"It reached the point where if we didn't
improve the intercity transportation system
it wouldn't have existed."
The network will give individual compan-
les increased purchasing,, powers and
advertising and marketing clout in the
two -province network. At the same time,
however, affiliated companies will keep their
full autonomy in their ownership manage-
ment and operations but will be able to
reduce costs of maintenance and repair work
while taking advantage of volume buying of
fuel, equipment and parts.
As a result of the amalgamation the
consumer will see better managed transfer
points with co-ordinated scheduling, fewer
equipment and baggage transfers, standard-
ized schedule formats and more accessible
information for passengers, better access to
special reduced fares and simplified ticket
purchase.
For the independent companies, including
United Trails, the network will provide,
better publicity and high profile marketing,
consolidated information service, expansion
of charter and support services and training
and personnel improvement.
The seven Ontario based companies,
which feature more than a total of 300
coaches, increase the inter -provincial sstem
to more than 575 coaches. The Affiliated
Voyageur System becomes the largest of its
kind in Canada and the second largest
system in North America. It will carry more
than eight million intercity passengers a
year and operate more than 40 million
mtercity miles.
The companies joining the system include
Charterways, Carleton Bus lines, Canada
Coach Lines, Travelways Maple Leaf
Limited. and Voyageur Colonial Limited of
Ottawa.
STAG -
for
FRED
McCLURE
Sat., Oct. 15
.at BIII McClure's
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sistgrs Jean Donaldson of, Scotland and
F3izabeth Mathison of England and several
nieces and nephews.
The late Mr. Donaldson rested' at the
Murphy Funeral Home, Delhi until Saturday
morning when the funeral service was held
at St. Alban's Anglican Church at 11 a.nt.
Interment followed in Delhi Cemetery.
SEAFORTH
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220 Main Street, South
Seaforth • 527-1010
ens
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Old
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Good Recorded Music For
Oeddtngs, Dances, Anniversaries,
Parties, Etc.
DAISY VIOLET McLEAN
Daisy Violet McLean of Clinton, formerly
of Brussels, died Oct. 4, 1983 in Seaforth
Community Hospital in her 82nd year.
he was predeceased by her husband,
R erick McLean in 1956. Surviving are her
-chldren Mary, Mrs. Jack Pennington of
Brussels; Fannie, (Mrs. George Somers) of
Brussels; Doris (Mrs. William Stuart) of
Grimsby, Ella (Mrs. Carmen Gwynn) of
Blyth; Ruby Wesenburg of Stratford. Grace
(Mrs. Robert Thompson) of Bluevale. She is
also survived by a dear friend, Harry Crich
of Clinton
Grandmother of 27 grandchildren and 21
great grandchildren, she is also survived by
a daughter-in-law Mrs. lona McLean of
Brussels. The late Mrs. McLean was
predeceased by two sons Arthur and Donald,
one daughter Janet (Mrs. Donald Currie)
and one brother. She rested at the Brussels
Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Homes,
until Thursday. Thence to St. John's
Anglican Church, Brussels for service at 2
p.m. lnterment-i russets Cemetery. Ladies
Auxiliary No. 218 held a memorial service at
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Happy Birthday. Julie Cronin, 10 -years -
old, Oct. 13.
TEST DRIVE
THE NEW .
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2.99 lb.
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Try our crusty rolls,
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cookies
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und, Cheese House
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WINTER
1983 - 84
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lucky for you
we still have some
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To Develop Optimism As A Way of Life
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—2 Dances and More
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Friendshp Among All People
October 21, 1983 - "Blue Thunder"
Seaforth & District Community Centres
.LOWDOWN —November 26/83
—April 14/84'
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To Aid and Encourage the Development of Youth, in the Belief
That The Giving One's Self In Service To Others Will Advance
"Walt Disney Films and Much More."
of
The Well Being of Man." "His Community and World"
Movies to continue through the winter in co-operation with the
Seaforth and District Community Centres,
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EDDIE and the., EDSELS ' January 28/84
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The Development of Youth Today
To Build Leaders of Tomorrow
The Development of Ones Self Today
To Assist the Youth of Tomorrow
Sponsoring
Oratorical Contests .
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O timism begins at home, but it can only continue if it flows from
ho ko the community today. All men, over the age of 19 are
invited to attend .
"A NOW BREAKFAST"
Essay Contests
Youth Appreciation Week
Bicycle Safety
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Minor Sports & Facilities
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Governor J. Verbeek will speak
Boy Scouts
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Leadership Training - Hugh O'Brien
EVIL ROY SLADE January 21/84
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