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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-06-25, Page 5HOME IMPROVE ALUMINUM SIQING ;;; WINDOWS ,4,AvvioNos DOORS'-.- UNIT' sTEpS HOLMES & MacLEAN or illks • 527-0032 Westons of e "Cirt- 'A :lilt \\ Li "yt Wholesale at Fititl5,, 1 1 4 • • NEW CAR SALE DEA 1,Si%441 See he fir,auttful PONTIAC ESTATE. WAGON On Our Show own kr 4.1047s LOW- DOWN PAYMENTS GODER1C BIG DEALS :0 t‘ st•tAAV- Se atos a 4 :$1 . s t e: %ko 0000 vt 1: :::: GEE' PONTIAC BUICK Take Advantage Of ACADIANS New Lower PRICE ACADIANS TEMPESTS Are Scarce BUT NOT AT MEE'S GERALD J. DONNELLY Gerald J. Donnelly, 56, died in Seaforth Community Hospital oq June-14th following a lengthy • illness. Born in Hibbert, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donnelly. He is survived by brothers and sisters, Camilla, -Mrs. Thomas Rowe, Stratford, Bernice, Mrs. Morley Conn London, Katherine and Angell: • of Buffalo Eugene, Hibbert and Fergu and Albert, Vancouver. D9Iffl4/ 'attend., el'13$11°441',.. "a* in n and recently farmed in Hibberfillt He was a member of St. Patrick% Church, Dublin. The funeral was held from • the W.J.Cleary Funeral Home on June 17th to St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church,Dublin where requiem high mass was sung by Rev. Renti Durand. Bur- ial followed in St. Patrick's Cem- etery. Pallbearers were Lou Donnelly, Joe Burns, Pat Coyne • Thomas Burns, Jack Feeney and Michael •Doyle. CHARLES 0. PINDER • Charles 0. Pinder died in Stratford General Hospital on Tuesday. He was 5'7 and had been sick for a week. Born in Hibbert Tqwnship, • he was the son of the late Wil- liam Pinder and Margaret Ma- chan. 'He attended school in Seaforth and was on the staff of a number of Seaforth indus- tries. He is survived by his wife, * the former Jean Pearson to whom he was married In 1937 and by • a son, William C. Pinder, Sea- forth and two daughters; Ruth, Mrs. Robert Liley, Clarkson and Karen, Mrs. David Booco- • ck, Oakvile. He is also sur- vived by five grandchildren and % by two brothers, George Pinder, Welland and Frank Huisser,Galt and three sisters, Mae, Mrs. Russel Hodgert, Milwaukee, Helen, Mrs. Albert Hocking,Pet- , arbor° and Edna, Mrs. Bruce Friedy, Kitchener. A member of Northside United Church,, funeral arvices will be conducted by his Minister, Rev. J. C. Britton, from the R. S. Box funeral home on Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. Interment , will follow in Woodlawn Cemet- ery, Mitchell. —LOCAL 8.111-E F WILLIAM gEOR E HART William George artoltWroa-. eter died IRWIN; and DistAct Hospital on Satur following a short illness. He. 60. Born at WinthropluMcKillopi - he was a son of the late Reuben Hart edit Elizabeth Wake. He • was educated.* 9.8.10 Winthrop and for a time operated a truck. Recently he had served as a hardware stop clerk. In 1930 he was married to Evelyn Hisiop, Who survives, to- gether with two sons,141e,Wrox- eter and Bill of Oshawa. He is • also survived by a sister, Mrs. Angus (Ethel) Carmichael of Goderich and by five grandchild- ren. He was a member of Forest Lodge' A. F. and A. M. #162 and of Wroxeter United Church. Funeral services were held *Monday from. Moir Funeral Home Gerrie conducted by Rev. G. W. Sach. Burial followed in Wrox- eter Cemetery pallbearers being Harvey McMichael, Ken Edgar$ Bruce Chambers, Lloyd Hupfer, Ira• McLean and Rae Louth!. • MRS. JOHN R. RUSTON Mrs. John R. Ruston, formerly of Egmondville, died in Parkwood Hospital, London on June 14th following a lengthy illness. She was 78. The former Laura Jordan, she was born In Logan. the • daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan. Her husband predeceased her In 1968. She is survived by sons and daughters Lenore, Mrs.Hu- bert O'Reilly, Angela, Mrs. Syl- vester Kelly, Doris, Mrs.Clifford Kelly, Charles and Robert, all • of London, Frank and Clarence, Strafford, Jack, Montreal and Mary Lou , Mrs. Don King,Sar- nia. She is also survived by ,17 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. She was a member of St. James Roman Catholic Church, • Seaforth and funeral services conducted at the Cleary Funer- al Home followed removal from Whitney Funeral Home to the Church on Thursday morning and were conducted by Father H.J. Laragh. Interment, followed in St. James Cemetery. Pallbearers • I/ were Jack C assidy, Ken Connolly, ' Thos. Jordon, Wm. Eisler, Carl Feeney and Roderick Dalrymple. MRS. JOHN PRYCF, Mrs. John Pryce,71, of tea- forth, died in Seaforh Commun- ity Hospital Sunday. She was born in McKillop Township April 16, 1899, the for- mer Cora Elizabeth Staples, daughter of the late' Mr, nd bar*. • William Staples of McKillop. .' She was a member of North- side United Churth In Seaforth. Surviving are her husband, John; three daughters, Miss Bea- trice of London, Mrs. 'Aaron (Jean) Doerr of Galt and Mrs. Robert (Helen) Parsons ofCrom- "' arty; one son; Alvin, of Kitchener; one sister, Mrs. Leo (Lillian) Murray,, of St. Columban. She is also survived by 15 grand- children and 9 great grandchild- ren. She was predeceased by • 'a ' son, Leslie, in 1964 and by sisters Jean, Mary and Florence of Saskatchewan and Dora, Dinah and Elva, Seaforth, and a brother, Jack, of Brussels. - Mrs. Pryce attended school at 9.8.12 McKillop and following her marriage resided in the town • until retiring to Seidorth in The body was , at the G.A. Whitney Funeral Home, Sea- forth, where service was held at 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by her minister, Rev. J. C. Brit- ton. Pallbearers were Robert Pryce, Gordon Pryce, Douglas Doerr, Ronnie Doerr, Roger Pryce and Joe Murray. Flower- bearers were Peggy Pryce, Dian- ne DOorr, Cathy Pryeeand Joan Stewart. Burial followed in Maitland- bank Cemetery, Seaforth. St. James' Pupils Compete St. James' Separate School pupils competed last Wednesday in their first inter-school field day which was held in Wingham. Competing with pupils from Wingham, Goderich and Kings- bridge, Seaforth scored 79 pts. Goderich pupils scored 118 pts. to win the event. The following pupils provided St. James' with its points: Jerry Feeney, 11 pts.; Connie Van Dyke, 17 pts.; Nancy Scott, 11 pts., Tony De Jong, 8 pts.; Joanne Kunz, 8 pts.; Gary Nash, 4 pts.; Marg Van Dyke, 1 pt.; Joey Jansen, 1 pt.; Ann Bannon, 1 pt.; Ann Janmaat, 1 pt.; Jerome Aubin, 1 pt.; Jilt Case, 5 pts.; Teddy Janmaat, 1 pt.; John Jan- mast, 9 pts.; John Mark Nash, 3 'pts. Points were awarded 5 for first place, 3 for second place, and 1 for a third place finish. Mc..CIE op (continued from Page 1£111p. Hoy/ do we find out what the majority wants? I feel we 'Must go along` with what the majority wants. Trustee John Broadfoot of Brucefield, invited to speak, ex- pressed a hope, that a decision would be reached as he had hoped one would be al the meeting. Trustee Garnet Hicks, Exeter, advised: "I shall be quite frank. I think you have to change with the time." He hopes there will be majority guidance far the Board to act on. Kenneth Stewart, former McKillop reeve and ex-Warden. of Huron said, °I worked quite hard to get a central school In McKillop. We have a surplus of money for education in McKillop. We have money sitting in our clergy reserve fund." Mr. Stewart warned against taking a vote of the meeting: "I still hope there will be a central school. At this time I don't think it would be right to take a vote. We need more time to think it over." Mr. Lavis ni'ade a summation that two solutions were to vote on the issue at the next election and the other than Mr. Stewart might lead a delegation to the 'Department of Education and they just might get the Department to change its mind and build a cen- tral school in McKillop rather than an addition to Seaforth. Mr . Lavis said: "I think we should go back and report to our Board. If you .have any thoughts on this I'm sure Mr. HenderSon or I should be glad to hear them." We'll let it ride for a bit," he concluded. Every • week more and , more people discover what and, jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mcg1014 land of Toronto, were guests of 'Mrs. Wm. Waddell, Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc- Lean of Egmondville, were in Scarboro recently attending the wedding of Hume Milroy, son of Rev J. E. Milroy, fornaerly of bliss Barbara Bryans left last week for Edmonton where she will be employed as a Counsellor at Y. W. C. A. camp for the summer. While in Edmonton she will visit her sister andbrother- in-law and family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ar- mitage. Miss Lillian Faulkner spent a few days in Galt and Hamilton. Mr. Paxman of Belleville was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sharpe on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grieve and family of Windsor were guests last week of the Misses Bess and Margaret Grieve, Eg- mondville. Mrs. Catherine Benninger of Guelph was a guest of Mr, and Mrs. John Flannery over the week end and also of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cleary. - Julia Anne Rau, daughter of Mrs. Isobel Rau, graduated as a nurse from St. Joseph's Hospital on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wright of London were here attending the McNaughton 7 Wright wedding. Rev. J. Ure and Mrs.-Stew- art attended the family gathering of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Gracey on the occasion of the 40th an- niversary of their wedding last Sunday at Curries, Ontario', They are former parlshoners Of one of Mr. Stewart's charges, 42 of their family descendants were present. Mrs. Ru Stan Haggett of Min- neapolis, Mtn. is visiting her sis= ter, Mrs. Jack Thompson. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. MacKay.of Stoughton, Sask. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MacKay lle.st week. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Flan- agan of Hamilton calledion friends in town on Friday. Mr . and Mrs. Morley Wright of Hamilton were guests of Mrs. Alex Wright last week end. Mr.- and Mrs. Lorne Law- son have returned from holidays on the West Coast ;when they visited Mr. and Mrs. AllenJohns and Ken in Vancouver and also travelled to Victoria, Sydney, Anacorties,Whiby and Fort Casey on P,uget• sound. They alSo' visited Mr. and Mrs. John Not- tingham at Ladner, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Win. McMillan and Mr. and Mrs, Michael Wil- liams spent a week at a cottage in Penetang-uishene with Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams, Detroit. Miss Margaret McLean and Miss Brenda McFadden of Lon- don are employed for the sum- mer at Tamwood Lodge, Brace • - bridge. Mrs. E. W. Spurr of Eureka, N.S., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. MrLean and family, left Wednesday by air for Edmonton, Alta., to visit her other daughter, Mrs. V. M. Sennala. Visitors at the home of Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart for a few days over the Were ktirp and gra, ,A4. .c4VO4, Murphy of Regina, Sask. and her sister, Mrs. R.T.4.MagiCillses of 'Vancouver, B.C. both of whom are cousins- of M. 'Stewart- They attended the Matheson Reunion at Llene Park on Sat- urday. Other visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. Ure Steitart over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodmurphy of Port Credit, also their children Sylvia and, Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Carl parker of Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cox and Miss Mary Stadelbauer of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parker of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McNeil of Nile, ail relat- iyes of Mr. Stewart. • Mr. Thomas R. Clue of montreal, Que . is spending la holidays at the home of his bro- ther-in-law and sisters,Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoggarth and Miss Ruth Cluff. The staff of Keating's Phar- macy, including Mrs. D. A. Ho- over, Mrs. W.C.Bennett, Mrs. Ronald Bennett and Mrs. Don Brightrallattended a _ cosmetic school in London on Wednesday. Mrs. Leslie Pepper of Mc- Killop has returned from Guelph where she graduated as a Food Supervisor .and will resume her position at Seaforth Community Hospital. Mrs.. William Orr and sons Ricky and Stephen of Kitchener spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Roe, West William Street. HURON EXPOSITORt_stiv17rellt, 4:iptc., • 1969 DODGE POLARA 550, 4-door 1968 DODGE MONACO '2-door hardtop, P.S. and„P.B. 1966 PONTIAC Grand Parisienne, 4-door hardtop 19.66 FORD GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop 1966 CHEV. Stationwagon, P.S. and •P.B. 1964 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, full power. 1964 FORD'4-door sedan, 6-cylinder 1969 CHEV. 1-TonT RUCKS 1967 CHEV. IA-Ton 1964 CHEV. 1-Ton, box and hoist —SPECIALS- 1963 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 1963 VALIANT 1964 CHEVROLET • 1964 CHEVROLET McLAUGHLIN MOTORS . FORD - MERCURY DEALER ' Phone 5274140 — Seaforth _o ITUA1 I ES NOTICE Having sold our place of business, MRS. DAMON STAN- NAH wishes 'to thank ell former customers and hopes you will patronize the new owner MR. DON PLETSCH. LAST 'CHANCE SPECIALS We have a new Zenith Stereo, a 25" Black and White, a used Coloured TV; also -One 19" Philco Colour, available till Friday ONLY. 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