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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-01-08, Page 10HEATING Willis Dundas ° 0 0 . THE HURON ExPo$11:014 51411/41F0,111rK 0P17/ 40.44 DOret Rer!. ve • .Outdoor Decoratio This year you have a won- as a welcome7"10 - Out visitors derful excuse for not plowing who will be here for the big around in the snow drifts to • week-end. take down your Christmas Ugh- SeafOrth Optimists are com- pleting plans for their end-of- suggest that you leave the color- ed lights where they are. If you COAL & OIL want to leave them turned off In the interval, that's fine, but come carnival 'time It will add tremendously to the gay appear- ance of the town if all the color- ed bulbs can be lighte d again 4anuary Winter Carnival and they PHONE Office 527-000 — Res. 5274053: You're never too old., fer the retrelliment 'of •rellicl We taste-tempting, amin-righ summer cooler. Enjoy dairy-fresh milk delivered to your door or at: your favor. it, store. THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kleinfeldt were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carter and family for theChriStmas week end.Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs.Eldon Mitchell and family of London. Mr.! and Mrs. Charlesteddes and, family visited with Mr. and Mts. John Cameron in Sarnia over the New Yiars week end. Visitors for the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLean were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Chap- man and family of London, Mr. and -.Mrs. John Boshart and family of Kitchener. - Mr. and Mrs. Howard James and family visited with Rev. and Mrs. Jameg of Kincardine over Christmas holidays also Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 4 james -of London visited "with Mr. and Mrs. HowardJames and family over New Years. • Mrs. Patricia Petrie and children, alSo -Mr. George • Mulholland and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brady over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Armes and family, Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Armes in Windsor during Christmas holiday' and they visiteli Mr,, and Mrs: CoUlteS of Wingham for New Years. • Mr. and Mrs. Stan Barry 'and family of Watford visited with Mrs. Jarrres Barry over Christmas week end. Mr. Brtan Brooi&kil,f kit- chener visited with Mr. and MrS. Ron Broome over the holidays. Mrs. Frank Baird of.Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Glan- • • viHe Of Walton and Mr,..and Mrs. Acla,M Wilson of,Brucefieldwere holiday visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs. Bill Brown and family. Mr. Herbert Coombs of the Kilbarchan Nursing Home visited with his son, Cleve Coombs and family over Christmas. , Mr. and Mrs. .Ted Cook of Goderich visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and family over the holiday week end. , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eg- • gert visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest , WhitehOuse of Kippen over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott visited Mr. John Smith of Varna' over Christmas. A/B John Praiser Of Halifax and Wayne Warnsley of Stratford Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Praiser and Judy, overt - the hblidays. • ' Mrs. Mary Wicke and family of Dorchester visited Mrs:Jen- nett Praiser over the holidays. Mrs. H. B. AtkinSOn and /Albs Edna Atkinson of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Sid detninell for the .holidays. • Mr. and Mrs. LihkRohfriisch of Mitchell or Mr -nd. Mrs. 2 McOliaCkliti of 'Mitchell and Mr. and: Mrs., Laurence Marks of 'Eiteiei') Mr. and Mrs.Keith litiiSSer of Goderich visited With Mr* and Ms Barthian Iluisser pVer-the hOlidaYS. • M. and Mr& Steve Hook ntict :fatniltvisktOd With Mr. and WO: %.,11,AlittiOli Of London over pe,110140S: 'Mr Gedrge Kinte Jr. of l'orptit&'inci Mr ainfMi.S.itiehard kfi10 • Sid "'faintly ,tit ArkSikord Sieffl $10i:t9are„wl:th 10.4 ahd ifrs dett kritss and fnttki Mr,;.:110.0S!.'itritse -Of orttilleo •Olt alSO'i Otiehe., the fidk iid with them NEWS OF Correspondent IVIrs.Ronald Brady EGMONDVILLE A large number of CFB Clinton personnel including de- pendent children made their annual Christmas 'visit to Hu- ronview,. Clinton. 'They were accompanied by Santa Claus. A group of musicians, known as the Pickin Strings, led by Sergeant Doug Bowser provided lively selections for the enjoyment of ,,the residents of Huronview. In addition, the combined choirs of ,,the Roman Catholic and Protes- tant Chapels of the Base sang a number of traditional Christ- mas • carols. The' CFB Clinton Women's Auxiliary served a delicious lunch to the residents of Huronview. In the upper picture the. combined Roman Catholic and Protestant Choirs of CFB Clinton are pictured singing well .known Christrhas carols for, the enjoyment of the-residents of Huronview. (left) Mrs. Shirley Dukes of the CFB Clin- ton Women's Auxiliary presents a tape-recorder which is being received by Mr.:Chester Archibald, Administratar . of Huronview, on behalf of the residents. "CFB CLINTON PERSONNEL VISIT HURON-VIEW AREA FUNERAL • Office -- Main Striae S-EAFORTH Insures: • Town Dwellings • All Classes orFarm-Properh • Summer Cottages • Churches, Schools, Halls ' Extended coverage (wind zmoke, water damage, failing objects, etc.) is also available AGENTS: James Ktrys, RR I, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5 ' Seaforth; Wm. Leiper, Jr„ Londesboro; Selwyn Raker, Brussels, Harold Squires, Clinton, George Coyne, publin; Donald G. Eaton seaforth. EP ARE FOR USINESS THE MAPLE LEAF DAIRY Dairy products are available at , GERALD'S SUPERTEST STATION Sundays, Mondays, Everyday — Maple Leaf Mr. Jede" Kruse and Joseph Ball and Douglas Bray spent Christmas week end north of-- Kincardine on a Minting trip. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Victor Isa- acson and fainily of Burlington visited with Mr. and Mrs.Hillard Lane. Mrs. Gerald Shannon, her daughter, Marilyn rid son; Don of Barry,Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gibson 'and family of Listowel, Mr. Bob Lunn of London spent Christmas with Mr: and 1‘/Irs. J, A. Lunn. Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Lunn spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gibson of Listowel and Tracy Gibson returned and spent' the remaining' holidays ..with "her grandparents. Mr. and "Mrs. Gordon Beard of Wingharn Spent New Years eve with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lunn. . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn .Tamanof Toronto, vidited ' with Mr. and Mrs. goy. MCGeoch over the holidays.,:" Mr.. Bill McGrath of London visited his family, Mr, and Mrs. Michael .McGrath over the boll- days. • Mr. -and' Mrs. Chester Neil visited with their daughter and son-,in-law, Mr. and Mrs.Davici Reynolds in Burlington for Christmas and they also visited and Mrs. Geo. Neil of Kirkton oyer New Years. Mrs. Baden Powell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth El- liott also Mr. and Mrs. Donald Powell and Mr. and Mrs.Archie Phillips of London 'reVer the hof.,idaya. Mr. . and MrS, •• Harold Workman and family of Kitchener • and Mr. and Mrs. Hank Wester-. hout of Clinton and Mr- ...ken Rozell of Halifax visited with. Mrs. Cecelia Rozell and family over the holidays. .... Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Teatero and family over the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. G. Bryant arid Brenda MUndt of 'Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs.. Bruce Brown and family. of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. "George Tovell of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Teat4ro of St, Catharines. Mr. James Bisback of Toron- to visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shade. and Mr. and , Mrs. Victor Bisback over the Holidays. , • Mrs. Marie Woycl and family of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith and family over the holidays. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strong over- Christmas and New" Years were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hastings of Listowel, , Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd' Barton of Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Murray and Michaek at, Strat- ford and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strong and Laurie. Mx. and Mrs' Sinitho. visited with Mr. and Mrs.Lorne RitChie of Kincardine over Christmas. ...."101.18"110 r'.11•11100"410"" INSURANCE Auto, Fire, Life. lianald G. Eaton ^Agen'cy , 0040 in, Masonic Block , Main prief Pilch, 5274610 ' :Seatedili " • MRS.WILLIAM SCOTCHmER Mrs. William Scotchmer, 82, of R.R. 2, Seaforth, died Monday at Huronview, Clinton. She was the former Della Eva , Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison and was born in Goderich Township. She attended school- in Goderich Township and later the Goderich Collegiate. Following her 'mar- riage she resided in Stanley Township retiring to Seaforth in 1946. Her husband to whom she, was married January, 1, 1913 pro-' Celebrate • ' nniversary A -surprise party was held on New, Year's Day' at the home .of Mr. and Mrs., Ron McAllister in Egmondville when the 'family of Mr: and Mrs. Arnold Scott honored them an the occasion of -their 35th •wedding anniver- sary. After a turkey. dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Scott were presented with 'a four hundred day clock. deceased her in 1965. 44 Surviving are daughters, Mrs., James .(Elinor) Black, of -Belrriont; Mrs. Joseph, (Irene) Wild, of Clinton; Mrs. • (Kathleen) Yallop, of Cooksville; Mrs. Robert (Anne) Wallace, of 14 uckersmith Township; son Thomas, of Guelph; four sisters, Mrs. E. (Irene) Townsend, of R.R.1,Bayfield; Mrs. Annie Proc- tor, and Mrs'. Lorne (Ella) Thurlow, both of Goderich, Mrs. Florence Williamson of Vancou- ver; 11 grandchildren and five. great grandchildren. , The body • waS at the •R.S.Box'-` funeral hame, Seaforth. A private service conducted by Bishop Win. ToWnsend of .London 'was held at 11 o'cback r,l'hursclay:. morning and a public service conducted that afternoon by Rev. Harriscrh7 was held at 1 p.m—at Trinity Anglican Church, Bay- field with burial in Hayfield cem- etery: pallbearers ,were: Wm. Wild, James Scotchnier, , Barry Wild, Kenneth Black, James Yallop, Win. Flowerbearers were: John Wild and Charles Scotchmer. Swift's Premium CORNED BEEF Van Camp's Liquid, • JOY , Fabric Softener Smith' Phone 5270990 SMITH' .. 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