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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-09-04, Page 3ANNOUNCEMENT .Mr. 3. F. Smith,,,of Varna; wish, es. to aniiouilce the engagement+of his daughter, Gertrude +' Pearn Smith,:W Roy Craig Elliott,' son o£ the late Mr. and Mrs. •Lorne. El liott, the marriage to take ,place on September 12.:: **F/Q'g * 5 CARS FOR LUCKY HOLDERS OF ADVANnil 7ICK� S CE aAIE f ; dio laUli FAIR PRESIDENT D. E McEWEN new, Presi- dent of Western Fair Associa- tion who predicts the R.C.M P Exhibition Ride o£ 24 inen''and horses will be -the greatest sin- ` gle attraction in Western Fair history. Fair ,dates this year are September 14 to 19.1 :very FY rida� .Nih g AT BLUEWA ER_ DAN ELAN C D Music by: D es'ardine. Orchestra ,J_,. 10 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. ADMISSION 75c For the FINEST BUILDING S P•P U LIES at a FAIR look for this sign of quality LDA Dealert in•your towns SEAFO*1.11 LIJMBER Ltd.,. Seaforth Ontario Are you ready to rentyour spare .room? A classified' advertisement phoned -to The Huron ' Expositor, 141, will bring a tenant; ' ensail a$ New. SuPIY Iuirdn'a'..' Only taw devef'opxnent at • ien sail Public. School this year will be the erection . of a" supply building for storage of,maintenance equip ment. Contract for the addition to the southeast_.corner was let this:: spring to Gooding Lumber Co.,, of, Parkhill. Prindipal Robert Reaburn• ex- pects an increase o£ about .10, enrolment, bringing the total close to 200. .Principal,. Reaburn's staff remains the same. He will teach. Grades 7 and 8; . Mrs;' Mary.' M. 'laugh, Brucefield, 5 and• 6; Eric, :Mansfield, 3' and 4; Mrs. Mabelle Sbirray, R.R, 2, Hensall, 2 and 3; Mrs. Beryl Elgie, R.R.;,3, Kippers,. Grade 1, and • M. Helen Scene kindergarten (part time). - Stratford 'Girl Wins 'Scholarship Miss Barbara Ann Burrows daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Burrows, Stratford, won a C$900. `schola'rship at":^the University of Western Ontario this year. She is. a graduate of Stratford . District Collegiate. The mother of the winner, Mrs. Burrows, • he former Barbra Simpson, si- erg of Peter Simpson, -R.R. 2, ; Seat Blame Winners of Blyth Competition • NQMArT'EIt _W•Ho1' the weather, wo k of repairing. Seaforth sidewalks.has gone. on under the supervision: of street foreman; Harold Maloney. Here' Mr. Maloney (standing' with back- to the camera) and his assistants are at work on a sidewalk on Chalk Street. Left- to right are : Frank Murray, Mr. Maloney,. AlvinPryce• and Ernie Miller " (Epositor Photo by Phillips) ':• The results of the field crop com- p,etitien in Fundy oats,, sponsored- by.:Blyth.'Agricultural"Society,'are as follows Eldon Cook; Belgrave,' 93; •James Wilson; Blyth, 86; Hugh Blair, Bel- ,grace,.;85; Walter Scott •'Belgrave, 83; Walter Oster, Blyth,' 82 Maur ice Iiallahan, Belgrave,.-80,' Albert Aub,Eacon;�-�elgra�e: 73; 4�illia=m-Gov;:- urn, 72, .Edwin Wigbtman; Bel ;grave; 71; Gordon -Carter, Blyth, ;70;• Lorne Hunking, Auburn, 66; Wallace Bell, Blyth, 65: In 'order to Complete the eenipe- tition; a bushes of these oats must be exhibited . at Blyth 'Fall Fair. Failing'• .to exhibit,- ten points ,. will .be deducted' from the competitor. USBORNE, &, HfBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO HEAD` OFFICE -- Exeter, Ontario President:. • Alex J. Rohde - R.R.: 3, Mitchell Vice -President: , Milton McCurdy R.R. 1, Kirltton Directors:. E Clayton. Colquhoun,, ILR. 1 Science Hill; Martin .Feeney, R.R. 2, Dublin; Robert G. Gardiner,' R. R. 1, ' Cromarty ; ° Timothy `' B, Toohey, R.R.:3; Lucan. Agents Harry, Coates, R.R. 1, Centralia; Clayton' Harris, Mitchell; Stanley', Hocking, Mitchell.: - - Solicitor• W. G. Cochrane. - Exeter.. Secretary -Treasurer: . Arthur. Fraser ' Exeter HensalI Women's- Institute Sep-. tember meeting, to be held in the Legion . Hall Wednesday, ' Sept. , 9, will take :the form" of 'aP of -luck supper. Roll call will be answered by bringing a;'friend and introduc- ing her. Fit./S t:' Tiberio of - 1" :- gGain i, Man, na ,. orifi 1 e f er y of Ii nsall has been post- ed -to -Germany- for 'four years; -and- _ etrei vitt;, Mrs7Tiberio;,arrd sailed this,eek :on the S.S.'Sax onra �w•• Mr: and Mrs.' Samuel;; Wilson have returned to; ,Ireland, after a delightful' four ,weeks' r; vacation With their' son and' daughter-in-law, MI..and Mrs Trevor Wilson, and little. - grandson. While here on their vacation they -visited' Quebec; New 'York:: State, Michigan . and toured all over Ontario. Pat an'. Mike Soldan :are vasa-. tioning.'at, Grand Bend with their aunt and uncle, -;Mr.' , and Mrs. 'Harry T,:Hoffman•and family. Mr. and.: Mrs. Radford Donald, son and family, of London, were recent visitors with the letter's mother,'1VIrs Annie Saundercock. Bill-Shaddick -is : spending a, week vacationing in Saskatoon..; Mr. and • Mrs. ;Willia1n Clement entertained at a farewell party on ,Thursday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle, Wilkinson, who,left dayfor Marlette, Mich. They were ,presented with. -a, Musical decantor and matching. tr--ay=of; glasses, with Ernie Chipehase doing thehonors. A ;social .hour ; was enjoyed and a chicken barbecue was served on. the lawn.S,even couples were pres- ant. - Miss Phyllis Dougall has return. tit 10:00a.r School' Buses will .operate ,over the' same routes as were;, in use . at' the end of the Nast school , year. AII:, routes will be reviewed .-upon completion. of , registration ancl. may be ::revised : at that to provide 1'1' ciximum service. Buses - win leave Seaforth ° at Tu� sda • Se ternber 8th, and � ..r yr � 8:30 'a.m.. on . @ l.. subiequ nt y at 7:30 afrn. each school ':morning. For further .in f ornation, Contac PRINCIPAL' ed after a year' in England,'on an exchange teaehing- ;position.. She will ,•resume rteaehnign. „Toronto j . hen 'school reopens.in Septe,inber.., Mr_ 'and Mrs W:•R: Dougall. are. vacationing for -a few days in<Sund- ridge:! A ,pigeon, ; bluertgreen in ..color, tagged ` C,U:' 50 -127$' , lande.at Ken ..McLean's . farm= Wednesday; '1.right•;'and-is being--carett,:fuC uutrl its owner claims ita Complimenting Miss Donna: Mc- Leod;, : bride :.of Saturday; Miss:. Elizabeth 'Faulkner' entertained at. the summer cottage of 'her, parents at Bayfield in her honor... Thirty - 'three 'friendsand relatives shower ed. her with uranyl vely gifts, with Miss Faulkner Treading the presen tation address A period ,of con tests was enjoyed .• Mrs:' J V .•McAree, of Toronto, Who has returned 'from a tour 'of Europe;. England, Scotlandand Ire land,:was.last'week a.guest,cif Mr.. and Mrs. .John H. Soldan.. • ;,FUNER•ALS THOMAS 'BICKELL ` Mrs. Thomas Bickell passed away>suddenly at herxesidence on John Street on Saturday morning,; August 29,; at the age of 81. She was bornatWalton and was the f or mer -Hanna .Oughton, daughterof the late Mr, and Mrs.'• W. H.' Oughton,. Seaforth. In .1905. she -married. Thomas `Bickell,; and he 'predeceased her in 1935: She was educated at Seaforth and was a member of First Presbyterian; Church. She is survived by several nieces and nephews at Toronto: Guelph and Elora. Funeral services Were held from the G. A. Whitney' Funeral Home on Monday at. 2 p.m: Rev. J. C. Britton, of Northside 'Unite d Church, officiated; and '-interment was in Maitlandbankcemetery. Pallbearers',,were 'Glen Staffers,' Earl Montgomery, Ernest Geddes, Louis' Hemberger, Don Kilcoyne and Alfred Phillips._ SAMUEL GLYNN.ALCOCK' BRUSSELS—Samuel. Glynn Al- cock, 62; a' lifetime farmer' on the sixth.` concession of Morris .town- ship,. died own-ship,.::died Friday morning in St. Mary's' Hospital, Kitchener; where' he was taken •after a heart attack.; He was .the: son of the late `:Rich-. 'ard--.BeenhantAlcock .and -the fpr mer Mary Jane Alcock "His wife, the former, AEnnie Bembridge; pre-. deceased him. • 11e' is'^'survived by one' Son, Janfes,. Morris township; two sis ters, Mrs. Earl (Annie) Bernard, Morris /township; Mrs. Samuel (Marx). Ovington, Wroxeter; one brotherRichard, Brussels., • Mr. Alcock' .was '•,a _member'of St James'' Anglican,,,Chureli,-Br'uss cis; The. body .rested . at the ;D Rann funeral home: in Brtiissels, wbl;re' a' funeral 'Service ' was held" Monday at 2:p,m: Rev. Kenneth W. Daggs, of St. John's Anglican; Church, officiated. Burial ' was' made in .Brussels cemetery. ; MHS: AGNES. i'CONNOlt DUBLIN--4n-Monday,, August 24, Mrs. Agnes ' O'Connor died at St. Mary's Hospital, • London. -The daughter of the Iate Joseph •Kraus- kopf and Caroline Bucket,° she was born at'Dubiin.80 years ago. Her `husband-prcdeceased her in April, t 47. ---Surviving are five -daughters end three : sons: Mrs.' Donald' • Miller (Mary), $radentoe, :Florida;': Mrs. James Conway (Agnes),, Miami Springs, Florida; -Mrs. Dave Fal- coner (Vont'), Dundas; Sister Mary Daniel (Rose), . Kinkora; Sister Co'neessa- (Caroline), Windsor.: Al- so surviving are. two brothers, Henry,. of Arlington, Washington, and Leo, of Dublin. The funeralwas held,at.St.,.Col�: umban Church with Solemn . Re- quiem. Mass sung by Rev. J., J. AtcCowell, • with Father McQuaid, S F M:; as deacon, . and Father Toth, Logany as sub -deacon; Pres- ent in the Sanctuary were: • Rev.: E. Morris; 'Fort" Dover; Rev. G. 'Dill, London; Rev. C. Keane, Wind- sor; Rev. T. Donnellan, Kinkorw, and 'Rev J: Jordan, St Clare Shores, Mich. . Also 'present were a -number of 'Sisters of St. Joseph's Conim.unity,` London, ' Friends and 'relatives attending the funeral were frbin'Detroit, Toy ronto;:Florida, •Niagara. Fails and surrounding districts. • Pallbearers were Joseph Kraus-, kopf, James P, Krauskopf, lames Krauskopf, Albert Cronin;' It -ugh Benninger and Maurice Dalton," Burial was in St, Columba; Genie- tery, :'With' Father McCowell recit- ing the graveside prayers. Former Resident Comp letes Cou rrse' Harry „Jacobi;; a member-of.;the Orangeville High'.School-:staff: Was g� a one of the-. thirty five ;:secondary school .teachers from various; schools. '. in .Ontario who .'have `just com let d a,six-week con se in. -chemistry-a n. . d - electronics- at`the Ontario Agrienitural!.. College. • .All of these teachers are •graduates !ef this institution,. "and' were taking these, courses in order. ;le qualify as science specialists in; the high. schools. ac the son ,.. Mr.arid Jbi:i o t s h o of ,Mrs. Harvey Jacobi, _Kippers: . Stove and Furnace. 011 Prompt Farm and -Home Delivery DON BQIC HTRALL 4 .Dealer and Distributor of Canadian; Petrofina Ltd:'. Petroleum Products PHONE 354 of ':S a Orth 0 nt. HURON XPOSITOR, DUBLIN Visa Theresa • Shea in Chatham with Mme and gra. Ben Plunde. Mr. Jaek and Miss- Mary .Mar garet Klinkhanier in, Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton HU1, Mr; and Mrs. Harry Krauskopf Ferndale, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs..: Walter Carpenter and attended' the funeral of ;the late. Mrs. O'Connor, "l'harold, with. Mr. airtL Mrs, er . ' Sta•P1.eton Rev. Father` John Stapleton.,, O. S B,t "Toronto, with Mr. and Mris Witham .Stapletn Mr. and Mrs Joe pili In Glielf,th With Mr. and Eli. 'Mae ,Robertsc4. l4lr. and Mrs John Cleary and daughter, Daren, with Mr. ' and r. and Mrs. Jack Molyneaux,; Mrs. Prank Evans. SMALL. Deluxe /ERIGER� bY • ee.P s e 9_ a blas in the BIG.. ous+ Frozen Storage-., Compartment holds 50 Pounds ! .3 FUEL WIDTH, TILL - DEPTH SHELESS Garden -fres CRISPER S Hand H as Y ,Door' `,. • Butter Compartment • Tall Bottle Com aririte nt. ' • Quiet Compressor • " Modern Styling Phone 70 R, an Trade DUBLIN The. McGuire. 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