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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-08-28, Page 5yB., h. y Mahoney jj T 0 1 I 0 .:0 1 t l' We. writeall lines of INSURANCE Fire .' ° Auto Wind Liability and Life John : A. ` Canino Successor to WATSON 8z. REID Phone '214 ° Seaforth Representative: Marnfactored; Life Insurance ST. COLUMBA HM ELMS OF THE WEEK Mr. and Mrs. William MelVf4lan, Anne Marie, Noreen and Danny were in. Detroit attending the wed- ding of: -their -niece. Miss Mary O'Sullivan; Lendon„ With Mrs. Theresa. O'Sullivan. Mise Mary _ Cronin and Miss Marie O'Connorspent a.few days at Honey" Harbour. Mr. John Delaney is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Purcell and Maxine, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs.,Thomass'itrcell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIver. • Miss Clara -Krauskopf, Detroit, fs .visiting; her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan, and other relatives. ' M. and. Mrs. Frank O'Connor. and i 1 ildren; Toronto, are visiting Mr., and .Nirs.., Adrian-Plue- and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holland:. children,'.. Codrington, with John Delaney..' Rev, Francis 'Moylan, The Phil- ippine Islands, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John. Moylan.. Mrs. ,Frances McIlhargey and Mr. and Mrs. John McIlhargey and•. baby,. of Lucan; with Mr. 'and ,Mrs. Jack McIver. "The good die young" , . especially true of resolutions: • The farmer had been complain- ing thathe could find no old clothes to put on ,the scarecrow.: "Well," said his wife, hopefully, "there's that'-flas1iy suit Bill wore at college last year." "Don't be ridiculous," snorted the farmer. "I want to -scare the crows; not make them laugh." T T1T1 FARMERS! NOW IS THE:; TIME- TOORDER YOUR FALL SEEDING REQUIREMENTS Ve can Offer you: 40. Genesee Seed 'Wheat • Kent Seed Wheat 41 Hudson Seed. Barley • Tetra Petkus Seed' Rye: and C -I -L Super Flow Fertilizer (the only Free Flowing Fertilizer CONTACT US ON. PRICE: —All. Orders s Guaranteed to be filled, if ordered early - Special Savings on - p Barb Wire and g. , Cedar Posts -offer Ne -are vertockec7 ori these.items„ and can • offer • you a 1 ._, ..: Special Price 76 L ._ BS. BARB WIRE ,$8 per Spool, (while it lasts) - 10c OFF REGULAR- PRICE: ON CEDAR' P ..,: ...:. . , ,...OSTS IN 20 -POST . LOTS L T TT7- Ji tli 1. 11„ If youre selling Wheat, Oats Earle y, Flan T imothy or Cl overSeeds, con- tact us' on Pr ice before _ ou se - --- We offer you Sink Facilities and your Your;money the day you, sell ..'. PHONE 775 "The Mos LINIIVED abate For the Farmer's :Dollar" S'EAFORTH uesda! at:'10:00 a. • 11 School Buses will operate over the: same routes as were:: in use at the: -end of he last school year. All routes will- be reviewed' upon completion of registration and, May be revised at, that time to' provide,: maximum service. Buses will leave A Seaforth : at '' 8:20 0 aim. on.' Tuesday, September 8th,,: and ' subsequently :at: :30' ci.m..each school mornrr . ❑❑ •,n or further information, contact:. : UMS RINCfPAL. District .cpt �rObituaries '. r REQ', C��'' ..' . The death' occurre�d , in `Oshawa. General ..Hospital on Saturday. o£ Reg Locke; husband of Beatrice Brown,- Mrs. Lockewas a former' milliner in Stewart- Dios.'; store here for a number of years. He. is .survived by his wife and one daughter, -Carolyn;- The fun- eral took place from Armstrong's' Funeral Home; Oshawa, on Mon- dayce, :withmetery,4intertnent in.Mount'Lawn MRS. D. O'CONNOR ST. COLUMBAN-Mrs: Daniel J O'Connor died in St Mary's Iospi- tal, London, on. Monday morning, following ,a.short illness. She -was in her .81st.year, The 'fernier Ag; nes Krauskopf, she was the daugh- ter -of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krauskopf, and was born in, Logan township; just north of 'Dublin: In' 1905 she Was married to the late Daniel O'Connor, and lived, o, concession 2, Hibbert township, fo many years`. For the past year slie tad resided in London.. ' - Surviving are three -sons, James, Hibbert township; Joseph, and Nor- man, Toronto; four daughters, Sis- ter Mary Daniel, Kinkora ;. Sister M. Concessa,'- Windsor; Mrs.:' Dan - fel (Mary): Miller and Mrs.. Jim (Agnes) Conway, -both `of Miami, .Florida, and' Mrs.. David (Veroni- ca) • Faulkner, , Dundas,.and: 22 grandchildren.. Twa brothers also. survive, Leo 'Krauskopf, • London,' and • Henry Krauskopf; $evada, The funeral;' will take place on Thursday morning- from` the :Burke - Funeral Home to St.; Columban's Roman Catehbemolic Chuin St. Columrch• for Sol-- emn Rewill quiHigh ,'Mass at' 9:30. Burial' made ban cemetery. n r:. EGMONDVILLE , Mr' and, Mrs. Herb Coombs, vis- ited over`the;weekend <with Mr. -'and Mrs. Joseph:'Storey and Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Hart. Pre,,stori 112r..,,;:and Mrs,-.We'sley _Coombs .and family were weekend visitors with Mr. -and nd Mrs. Kenneth Forbes, The sympathy of the comrnlinity is extended t� Mrs. Barton in the passing of her son;` -Ben, and, to' Mrs.. Leonard ' Strong; his T sister; His , death occurred at Cornwall, He is survived by his ;wife, mother-, two'. ,sisters, •; Mrs., Ear1':Hastings, Listowel; and Mrs, L. Strong, . and three ;,brothers., -,-Bob',..',Stratford, Kenneth, Martintown, and Lloyd,,.of Mrs.: William' Houghton and. Mr. and Mrs,. Thomas Laing, of Crom . arty;:called on' Mrs R' Dalrymple on Thursday oast. Diane Papple had the,'misfor- tune •to. fall off her bike when she struck "'fresh- gravel, cutting her knee, which required several stitches to close. Recen£ vises with ;;Mrs.. J. S Watsonr'were inembers-,of her fam- ily Miss Jean Watson, Reg.N,, .To- ;:ronto; Mr. and. Mrs: ' Albert Clark -and 'family ; Muirkirkt Mrs. ^Don 'Andrews, Clinton, • and; -Mrs. W.- E. Mr."- and Mrsr.Russell Erratt; of Stanley, spent Sunday •with' the latter's mother, -Mrs. D..•Stephen-, Mrs. ,Hamilton of "Auburn;' vis- -ited. with her sister, ;Mrs. A. C: -RButledge; 'and Mr. Routiedge. , • Mrs. -E. J:::Weber..,is:: attending the 'Canadian National:• Exhibition at Toronto' Mr:"and Mrs: 'Bert : Hemingway, of Brussels, . visited With Mr. and Mrs.- Harry Weiland. Amer i TH:B SURE,I f4UILT THIS frIV5P-KrhS TONG tiER ON A EHA1 EPQWN cRU1se RIGHT NOW,WHY DON'T IOU FOU -OW Neff BRODHAGEN• NEWS OF THE, a WEEK Mr. Gary Sholdice"has takeri,'_a. position in London in the office•of -the -engineer's department of 'the Departineat of Hig-hways, Mr. ;and Mrs. ; Wilfred Ahrens 'spent'a few days•on a trip to To .ronto,'.'Hamilton, -Fort: Erie : and other points last week. Mr.` and.Mrs.: Le* : Hicks and Mr. 'and 1Vlrs. Ralph Hicks;; Alvin and Sherry in .Blenheim on .'Sun- day visiting ,the rformer;'s nephew, Mr. and; Mrs: -Frank :Hicks., Mr. and Mrs. Louie Buuck and, tlaughtt rs of-11li'ce -with-lVir: ,and - Mrs. Reubern Buuck on- Sunday. :Mr. and Mrs. -Ed. Kressler 'and Mrs. John C. Diegel;. of Stratford, with Mrs. W. L _Querengesser on Mr . and', Mrs. 'William':Hinz ;and Mr and, ;Mrs :John Mogk, of it- chell; with Mr. ;arid Mrs:`Ed. Prue - ter -on Sunday, Many from here attended the, wedding reception of ;Mr; and Mr -s: Donald Wolfe (Beth Cole) at Monk- -ton Cbfinmunity Halh•` on Saturday evening, `,. r>Mrs. Elizabeth' Morenz, of Kit cheher, atthe home of f: 'F, Prue-, ter for a M;:few days rs RobertiRock ,Rebecca. and Robert, of Dartmouth, Nova - Sco- tia, are visiting with Mr, and 1VIrs ' Edwin Rock Mr and Mrs -Ivan Cressman,; Mr and 'Mrs• 'hili Amstein and Mr. and Mrs. •Robert •Amstein.'and• daughters,. of Kitchener; with Mr. ;and .Mrs. Fred Herbert recently • Mr- and` Mrs: Eugene Hinz • and Laura,.. of ' London and Mr. • and M:s.• Lorne Hili , Sandra and Rob- ert, of -Chatham, with Mr, and Mrs, Lavern Wolfe, - 'Congratulations,? by telephone from Mrr-and' Mrs Dicke Watson;; of Calgary, Alta.; were` received M by` r ;,and 'Mrs,, Donald Wolfe . at their marriage on Saturday. .:Relatives here received=word of the death of ,Ernest Brodhageri 8X, of R' R: ,1, - Elmwood;. at_ Han over Hospital, The funeral ' was' held from the Staple Funeral Home' in Hanover on Sunday..,. Mr. and Mrs' Kenneth Smith:and family and .Mr Edward Smithin • Hanover on Saturday Miss Phyllis 'Ahrens spent some holidays -with Tena Winteringham in Mitchell.; Visitors with;Mr. and,•Mis.' DaI 'ton Hinz ,on Sunday were: Mr. and `Mrs'; Farrell ' Kinnamon' a n d Thomas, of Cleveland; -Mr rand: Mrs. Wilfred Klinkman,,'Elrnira;,.. Mr.'and Mrs. •J, Sippel- and '.Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sippel,,:Fa'rrel Sippel, Mr.;` and Mrs: Glen;,Sippei, a'o ll f TavistoCkIL,cMiss Carol La- londe of Stratford; tratforMiss: Deborah Nuttall; off• Stidliiiry:. " " St. Peter's • Lutheran -ce etery decoration;' services were. helde" h re` on Sunday afternoon. A short op- en-air service was- held, with the Brodhagen .Band accompanying the hymns. Rev.. : Paul'•F,ischer, of Zurich, Was in charge, 9f the ; services. -He' chose as- Ins theme,' "The Church - the GraveYard," and; pointed out that ?St. Peter's Church was -like a beacon on a hill;; guiding -theliv=- -ing ;and "giving,,them..., the' Giver- tunity to find the -,way. The graves were beautifully decorated with. flowers. • . Flowers 'adorned the, altar of the church on Sunday in memory .of.. William L. Querengesser, who passed'awayOne year ago; August 22. 'They were placed by his,wife fl aondwerfasminily't: he Alschao•ncel a".iarge.in ibasmemetory :of of Mrs. Rudolph, Frs•eher, who, pass- ed . away.12 years' ago,. August 23; fin the family, and another bas - et of flowers: from the wedding .of Donald Wolfe and Beth Cole on Saturday,',-which• was _ solemnized at 'Mt. Pleasant United Church. 7114 IC11~t911 EKPosrroi ,,SExtro r, Otrt, AZGURT 1 .DUBLIN ... . (Continued from Page 1) Mrs: Mary Feeney and Teddy' in Hamilton. with Mr. and Mrs : Fred Overdulve._ • Mr. and Mrs. Adams Ashland,, Wisconsin, , with 1VIrs Catherine; Krauskopf.' Mr.: acid :Mrs. Pat McGrath in London. TH NEW THE "ANCHOR" GARMENT -�For�th fi - e, rst Mime ilt ' rr !es �-- -5 d a new "rubberized" fabric that breathes that anchors on the body it won't ride : up I 7i. - new=fashion-rIghi anchor -girdles feel'. so 'natural youu'II;'<hacdlr knew you're < Wearing one' --:,Removtibie - supporters.;. .B1'; 715,(Girtllel $9.00 N.716 (Pantie) $9:00' Sizes: Small, Medium, NOV;.. 'Parisian'. Look" Bras are your most natural aid to; 9Iamour and, poise. '. 0.572¢ A cup,= 32 to.3b PARISIAN 'CORSET - MANUFACTURING CO. LTD. •$tyle Line for )eine . Appliances For Your Here's' e. baby to preserve foods and ke them fresh this hot, humid sutnmer! Refrigerator: FREEZER A..10:8 'cubic foot capacity With ,a freezer chest capacity of 52 pounds, enough space to keep „111enty of 'food on hand for those friends' who drop in unexpectedly: these "red hot" days, at "red hot" prices dui- ' ` ing August at'.GII�,GE•1tIC1t'S, ►EFRiGE•RA:'0R' RANGES Automatic - ' WASHERS A TRULY MATCHED PAIR TO ERIN YOU WASHDAY WONDERS,.:►.- a A The.Model'WAJ-9 Automatic: Washer • has the Magic Minute Dirt Loosener, and -the "EnerJKTIC washing action, plus features to make the washing chore: easier for the "little" woman. 'Tile, Model DEJ-9 `Automatic' Dryer has : super - speed, is triple safe, and wrinkle free. This 'famous dryer ' has. a "Wash -Wear" cycle and automafie heat control. See,: them and buy thein at, GIN'GERICH'S August price. cream . Kitchen WASHERS' 'DRYERS IcE RED HOT - BUYS ! .0 OL -PRICES DOOR PRIZES = SPECIAL . DSA A ticket with every $1.00 purchase Limit .— 5, per',purehase. IF YOUIEL HUSSAND;ISS ONE VMO ASKS FOlt A HOT MEAL THESE' FIOT SUMMER.` DAYS, SEND Hitt.. ro,' . GIN E ICW We'll show him the Model-Kitj'3%CD • Kelvinator RANGR This model will automatically ebok your whole mealwhile you relax in the coal 'shade -outside on the patio. or in. your' badkyard. Have ,hirci check the many fine features and the "real cool" summer prines dtir ing the month of August at, G-INGERICIrS. S -ALES and`'SERI1ICE Phone 585 :- eci Orth