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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-02-24, Page 8TERM INSURANCE on the BEST of TERMS ROY• L. HANNON Occidental Life PHONE 345-2274 Aw•mm.'momem•MoomemM•00.01•04.000.• •• If IJ ore informatio • • weve.gotit You should have- recently received an envelope .containing the general information,you need to under- Stand how tax reform affects you. If you require inrormation because of personal circumstances. the following booklets arc available. • "Child Care Expenses" • "Moving txpenses" • "Capital -Gains" • "Partnerships",., • "Rental- Income and. Undeveloped Land" .•`;Goodwill and Similar Assets" • "Professionals: Income Calculation - • "Basic Herds" ' . • • "Corporate Tax Guide" To determine whether you need any of these booklets, please read the material you have already rece.r‘ed. The booklet "Highlights for-Individuals" includes an order form'. This fOrm, should be Com- pleted and mailed to': Taxation Distribution Centre' "*P.O: Box 8489 • t• Ottati.a. K1(; 31_5 Remember. read the general booklets first, then . order iidditional booklets eequired. The better informed yeti arc now.' the easier it will be for you to, file your•ret urn in the spring of "73. O . . National ' F1eVenu * Revenue, national, Taxation !mot Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company HEAD OFFICE - EXETER 235-0350 Insures: • Town Dwellings •All Classes of Farm Property • Summer Cottages • Churches, Halls Extended Coverage (vvind, smoke, water damage, falling objects, liability, etc,) is also availabl - DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS President, Ray McCurdy RR 1, Kirkton Vice-President, Timothy Toohey FIR 3, Lucan -Clayton Colquhoun RR 1, St. Marys Martin Feeney RR 2, Dublin Robert Gardiner RR 2, Staffa William Chaffe RR 4, Mitchell AGENTS Harry Coates Exeter .• 235-0265 Hugh Benninger Dublin 345-2001 Clayton Harris Mitchell 348-9051 MRS. BEVERLEY R.TROMSON Mrs. Beverley R, Thotrison, 64, of R.R, 4, Seaforth died suddenly on Friday...4n .• Toronto. Born in Woodstock, she was. the former aeang-Loulse Harvey, daughter of the to Mr. anciMrS. Garnet'llarVey of Woodstock. She attended school in Woodstock and was married to Mr. Thomson at Woodstock on Nov. 20, 1929. ShO came to this district in 1957. She is survived by her hisband; one son, David R. of Tottenham; one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Anne) Ste. Marie of I R.R. 4, Seaforth; one sister, Mrs. B, H. (Ruth) Sloan' of Dundasa seven grandchildren. Tile body was at the R. S. Box' funeral home, Seaforth where funeral services were conducted on Tuesday • afternoon by Rev. M. E. Reuber of North- side United Church. Temporary entombment will be in Pioneer. Memorial Mausoleum, Seaforth with burial later in the Woodstock' 6 Ceihetery. • Pallbearers were Alex Ches- [ley, Wm, Dalrymple, 'Fred Cos- ford, Arthur Wright, Harold Fos- ter and George Lockhart. Flowerbearers were Vern Holland and Ken Thomson. MRS. CARRIE DUNBAR Mrs. Carrie Dunbar of Brussels passed .away in wingham and District Hospital on Wednesday, February 16th in her 86th year. Mrs. Dunbar, oldest daughter of the late James and Mary-Speir was born, in Morris Township, She- married Garfield Dunbar of Grey Township in 1916. She was a member of Mel- ville Presbyterian ChurCh, Brus- sels, and a faithful member of the choir for many years. _ A membe - of Morning StarRebekal Lodge, Bruasels, she was Past Noble Grand and Past Deputy Grand: She had been a Rebekah '''' prior to the forming, of • the Brussels Lodge. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Cara Bell of Mississauga, Ontario and nieces and nephews. Her husband predeceased her in 1919, also two brothers, Harold and John, and one sister 'a Elizabeth. The body rested at the M. L. Watts Funeral Home where the funeral service was conducted by Rev. C. A. McCarroll on " Saturday at 2 p.m, Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held a memorial' service., at the fiineral home on Thursday evening, Burial- was In Brussels Cemetery. 'Pallbearers were William Blake, James McTaggart, and four nephews, Ken Speir, Frank Grover, Norman Johns and Gil Standish. , USE, „, , EX'POSI,TOR WANT -ADS VT V, Memorial Fund be spent on the. New Hymn Books, this was sec- onded by IVITs. C. Wey. Lunch, was served by the hostess Mrs. Wm. doe, assisted by Mrs. M. Dennis, Mrs. J. Burch acid Mrs. D. Dennis. 17th AND .BOUNDARY UNIT Mrs. Helen Williamson was hostess for the 17th and Boundary Unit at,.4ar home on Wednesday afternoon, February 16. The ladies worked on a quilt durfng the afternoon and later this was completed. Mrs. J. Van Vliet Sr. opened the meeting with the Thought for the Day. "In Christ there is no East or West" with Mrs. -M. Baan as pianist, was sung and Mrs. Van Vliet read the Scripture from Luke 18:1.-20, followed by a poem "The Will of God". Mrs. James Williamson chose for the Topic, "Over Dose" by Billy Graham, a story of a girl on drugs, and also a short story on Our Holy Father"a The collection was taken and dedi- cated by Mrs. Van Vliet. Mrs. Harvey Craig took the chair for the business: Mrs. , WALTON I Walton I 441 Club met at the home of Mrs. Allan Searle on February 15 with seven mem- bers present. OffMers elected are: Pres11- dent, Susan Humphries; Vice - President, Anne Watson; Secre- tary, Rotating; Press Secretary,, Rotating. Mrs. Searle and Mrs. Watson told what had to be put in the sewing boxes and what the intro- ductory page should include. Dis- cussion led into the choosing of sleepwear, style, comfort and c hoos trig th_e___pattern, Also choos- ing the fabrics and the quality of material. WALTON II The second meeting of Walton II was held at the home of Mrs. Don Nolan on 'Saturday. Eight girls answered the roll call. The• leaders gave out instruca tions. and hand out sheets to be filled in. 4H Clubs a‘aaiaa.. Wo, of IANItoo Duffs Church Units Meet correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall . MeKILLOP U.C.W. a snowmobile accident when he required several stitches. Congratulations to June Wil- liamson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson who was successful in passing her Grade 8 piano examination with Honors, held by the RoyalConserVitory of Music of _Toronto in Stratford recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blake are spehding a few weeks hol- idaying in Florida. William Coutts left on Sunday where he will attend the Factory Service Training Program this week at New Holland, Pennsyl- vania. Mr. and Mrs. •Bob Humph- ries, Kathy and Jim' visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humph- ries and Kim. • Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sholdice, Murray and Sandra visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Keys, Seaforth. Mrs. Hilda Sellers, Seaforth visited with Mr. and Mrs..Herb Travis and Gail. Dr. and Mrs., Brian Traviss and Alisson of Kitchener al smvisited at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kirkby,- Steven and Mark of Woodstock spent a recent weekend with Mr. Frank Kirkby. *•, fpFtoft ExPosit Rt SEAFORTH. ONT., FEB. 24, 1972 a., Air". — • The Topic was taken by Mrs. D. Watson on Dr. Syd Gilcrest who was a missionary in Africa- The Mclaillop Unit of the Mrs. L. Godkin closed with U.C.W. held their meeting on February 11 at the home of bers present. Mrs. Wm. Roe with 12 mem- Mrs. L. Godkin was in charge prayer. business with a reacting on' Feb- the secretary, Mrs. G. McNichol ruary". Minutes were read by Mrs. J. Burch opened the ox devotions taking as her theme hallowed by the roll call which "Fajth". "Just as I am" was' was answered by weights or sung and the scripture from money in the Bible. A thank-you proverbs, Chapter 3, 1-12 was. card--•was read from Mrs. H. read by Mrs. G: McNichol. Mrs. Wilson. Plans were made for The C. McCutcheon gave a reading, World Day of Prayer and the "Is anyone Ill, letstrtm send for Thank-offering meeting to be held, th e elders of the church" fol- in April was discussed. Mrs. J. Burch gave a report on the lowed by prayer. The collection was taken and dedicated by Mrs. Presbytertal meeting she had L. Godkin. "Nearer my God to attended in Stratford. Mrs. N. Thee'was sung and Mrs. L. Godkin Schade made a motion that the gave a reading "Come, up for • J. Bos re ct 41.e minutes and cor- respondence. The Roll Call was answered by the exchange of Val- entines. There-Were 10 members and 1 visitor present.,, Business was attended to. Mrs. M. Baan reported on the Presbyterial in Stratford. Mrs. Van Vliet read a poem ' Are you an active mem- ber". "Just as I am" was sung and Mrs. Van Vliet closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Helen Williamson and Mas.• James Williamson. Euchre Is Popular On Friday evening .15 tables were in play 'at the Institute euchre. Prizes were won by Joan Simpson, Brussels for high lady, low, Mrs. T. Dundas. High man, Gordon Murray, low, Jim McDon- ald, lucky cup, Mrs. Jack Bos- man, Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge, Mrs. `Murray Smith, Mrs. Earl Watson, Mrs. Jim Fritz and Mrs. Mac Shol- dice. The next euchre Is scheduled for March 3rd. Ray Huether, Allan Searle, Frank Kirkby and Doug Kirkby spent a couple of days this past week in Illinois, Iowa where they toured the John Deere plant. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce ,Clark and baby son visited with Jim Clark, Keith and Ann. • • ' Visiting. with Rev. and Mrs. Derwyn Docken and Kristen were Mr. and Mrs. James Daley, Cedar Springs, Blenheim, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Docken, Mr. ()sear Docken and friend all of London, the occasion being Krtsten's first birthday. Donald Currie, Brampton spent a few-days thialast week at the home of Mr. and_ Mrs. Allan McCall. Miss CaroLahortreed,Loacion spent the weekend with Her par- enta, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Short-- reed, Bruce , Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Blake Jr. has been a patient in the wingham Hos- pital for the past week following News of Egrapridville Correspondent' Mrs. Charles Geddes Mr, Michael 'McGrath is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery.. A pleasant evening was held at the home. of Mrs. Leo Teeter° Monday, when a farewell birth- day party was held ip honour of Mrs. Wm Rothon, who is moving with her husband and daughter to Kitchener. She will be much missed by her friends in the village, Cards were played and prizes were won by Ann James and Anne Rothon. Lunch was served by the hostess and a good time was enjoyed by all.' Egrriondville 11 '44-1 club met at the home of the assistant teach- er, Mrs. Merl Glanville. The girls chose a name for their club, "The Snazzy Snoozers." Next meeting will be held at the home of the teacher, Mrs. Charles Geddes. Egniondville I met at Eggert's place on Tuesday night. It 'was decided that die name would be ",Dream Dollies". Laura Eggert read the minutes. News 'of Winchelsea Correspondent Mrs. Wm. Walters Elimville III 44-H Club met at the home' of Mrs. Wayne Prance., Officers elected are; President, Karen Kerslake; Rot- ating secretary; press reporter, Diane Hutton. A further meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Wayne Prance. The name of the club is "Slumber Stitches"., Elimville U.C.W. met rec.; entay. The newly installed offi- cers are past president,, Mrs. Howard pym; president, Mrs. John • Batten; vice presidents, Mrs, Elson Lynn, 'Mrs. Lorne Johns; secretary, Mrs. Philip Johns; assistant, Mrs. Lorne Eta:4'd. Treasurer, Mrs. Horace aDelbridge; assistant, Mrs. Free- man Horne. Mrs. Howard pym and Mrs. Ross- Slainner sang, a duet, The Bible study was intro- duced by Mrs. Elson Lynn show- ing slides on Africa and the work of the United Church there. Mrs. Lloyd Joluis and Mrs. Philip Johns were hostesses. Mr. Jim Lynn returned,to his home on Tuesday after being a patient in St. Joseph's, London °for the past week. „„ Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne visited on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparling and Miss Rath Horne of London visited on Saturday with Mr. and' Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mrs. George Frayne spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. •Walters. Mr. George Frayne attended a• telephone meeting on Monday at the Royal York Hotel in 'Aronto. a a a a a a a a a a 'MOM a OMM a a a a a a a OMM. 4 a a mo▪ ue a a a a a a a a a it a inn a SOW MRS. LLOYD ALCOCK Mrs. Lloyd Alcock of walker- ton, passed ,away at County of Bruce General Hospital, Walker- ton, on Wednesday, Februaryl6th in her 53rd year, after an illness of two months. The former Laura Frances Hopper,born in Morris Townphip, she was the daughter of the late Lyle and Emma (Lake) Hopper. -She was married to Lloyd Alcock at the home 'of her parents, on September 20th, 1941. She re- ceived her early schooling at Stone -School; Morris Township. She was a registered' nursing assistant. A former resident of- Brus- sels she had been a resident of the walkerton area since 1956. She was a member of Melville Presbyterian Church,. Brussels. 'She is survived by her hus- 'band and three children, Mrs. George (Joyce) Ziminerman 'Neustadt, Gerald of Hanover and Ann of Walkerton, one sister, Mrs.. Thomas (Muriel) Garnies - af Brussels and a brother, Stan _of Morris TaWnsbia- The 'body rested at the Tanner-Pearson Funeral Home, Walkerton, until Friday afternoon then to the M; L. Watts Funeral Home,. Brussels, where funeral service was held at 3.30 p.m a with the Rev. C. A. McCarroll officiating. Burial was 'in Brits- sets Cemetery. . • „ .a. Pallbearers were Norman Hoover, Eldon Wilson, Leonard Lamont, Douglas Hemingway, Clarence White and William Thamer. Flower bearers were three grandchildren, Shirley - Ann, Phone 527-0240 Danny and Cathy Zimmermae. MEM a MO▪ M a a MOMM W▪ ORM a MEM MEM a a a a Shm•M a a a MmM. a a a IMMO a a a a O NOB INES a .NMM =MK a a a a MMO a a a a a a a 'a w▪ r a a a a a a a a a a a a a rom. Iw *WS Sows a a In Walton MRS. CliARLES 'BARBER Mrs. Charles Barber, 04, of 81 Goderich St, W., Seaforth, died in Seaforth Community/10a- pital Thqrsday after a two-week Illness. She was the former Mabel 'Smith, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Werner Smith and was born near Hickson in Oxford county. At one time she was a music teacher. She „Married Charles Barber on December 25, 1907 and moved to 'Seaforth in 1914 when Mr. Barber aquired the Searforth Creamery. She was a member of Northside United Church and for a number of years was active in the Sunday School and in the music of the Church. She is survived by her huS- band; a son, William of St. Thomas; a daughter, Mrs. John (Mary) Carideo, of Seaforth; six grandchildren; six great-grand- children. The body was the G. A. Whit- ney funeral home where funeral services were held Monday. at 2 p.m. with Rev. M. E. Reuber officiating. Interment will follow in Maitlandaank cemetery with temporary interment in the Pion- eer Mausoleum. Pallbeaers ware Kenneth Cardno, Wm. Bar- ber Jr., Hobt. Barber, W. D. Stephenson, John Haigh and Chas. Loop. - •••••••••••••-••••••••-•••-•••••••••••••••••••1. • iuniumisimpinmsmininnyibimillininiujimmuniniiiiiiiiiimiallunim ••• OtitlIt. COVES 1.1tt, 011.011 Vi.sit put lie*. ct?.t.0 del) ' ox's tYtere aSe tilore tha .ao enatr s trom venicti, to choose. H. • , 4 • N • • 0 '