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The Huron Expositor, 1972-03-30, Page 8HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT. MARCH 30, 1972 WEDNESDAY, APRIL -12 Full listing in next week's edition. MR.WILLIAM OESCH RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Brucefield 482-3120 2029-i' FtTHWELL'S Awfirmik News of Huronview The Old Tyme Club .of Clinton and their musicians, Mrs. Ross Broadfooi, Kipper). i Frank Forest, • Hensall a nd caller, Gordon Papple, Seaforth, visited Huronview on Friday evehing for an hour of dancing. The club members along with the evening volunteers, Mr. -and Mrs. Harvey Howard, Willa Taylor and several residents took part in some of the round, wheelchair and square dances. • Monday, March 19, was once again the day for the Old T Music session, with the entertainment being provided this week by Norman Speir and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay. The first two gentlemen played violins MrS. Finlay accompanied them do the piano. The residents in attendance had, as usual, a very enjoyable afternoon of their favourite old time songs. A special and unique event on the program, was the step 'dancing, done very capably by Miss Bonnie Storey. Her talents were appreciated by everyone in attendance. A group of six volunteers from Goderich were on hand to render their services with the program. We (hank them very much for their time and effort. Plans were made at the Monday afternoon meeting of the HUTORVieW Women's Auxiliary for the spring tea which is to be held in the auditorium on Wednesday, May 3. The Woodham & Kirkton Men's Club were in charge of the ThUrsday Family Night program. President Glen Copeland introduced the numbers which included dances by Janice Burgin 'and Susan Spence; the Morrison sisters, Lorrie, Lynda, Lisa; Instrumentals by Bob Robinson, Burns Blacker,Ellen Eveleigh, Lawrence Rodd, Laurel Ratcliffe; vocas by the Copeland sisters; Philip Heckler and a lvely sing-a-long led. by; .Mrs. Spence and Robert Rundle. Mrs. Waghorn, a former resident Of the Woodham area, thanked the group on behalf of the residents. MURRAY GERBER . AuCtioneer Crosshill - Phone 699r4451 20-29-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of farm machinery, live- stock and feed at Lot 19, Concession 10, Stanley Township, 2 1/2 , miles east :of Hayfield and 1 mile south or 7 miles north of Zurich on KARL HABERER Road Superintendent' R.R.1, Zurich. 21, Tenders Wanted WAYNE HORNER, Clerk-Treasurer Box 99, Zurich, Ont. 21-28-2 22. Legal Notices NOTICE- TO. CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF MICHAEL JOSEPH NAGLE All persons having claims against the Estate of Michael Joseph Nagle, late of the Village af Dublin, in the County of Perth, Retired Farmer, deceased, who died on the 20th day of November, 1967, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 13th day . of April, • 1972, after which date.the assets will be distributed having regard onll to claims then received. DATED 'at Seaforth, Ontario this 20th day of March, 1972. McCONNELL & STEWART Barristers, &c., Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the Executor. . 22-28-3 23. Business Directory W. J. CLEARY Seaforth, Ontario LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Night and Day Calls - 527-0510 23-25-tf Auctioneer FARM AND, FURITURE SALES CONDUCTED' k7G. GETHKE Phone 347-2465 - Monkton . 23-25-If JOHN E. LONGSTAFF OPTOM ETRIST By Appointment Only Seaforth Office Wed., ThUrs., Fri., 9 to 5:30p.m. Thursday evenings Monday only -. Clinton Office For Appointment Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010 23-25-tf G. A. WHITNEY FUNERAL HOME Goderich St. W., Seaforth ' AMBULANCE SERVICE, Adjustable, hospital beds for • trent ' FLOWE113 FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 527-1390 - Seaforth • SEAFORTH ELECTRONICS You are invited to attend the GRAND OPENING Of our new premises 1 mile North of Seaforth THURSDAY, MARCH 30 - 0 OFFICIAL OPENING by It MUSGJERD of Hamilton, " president of International Harvester Ltd. 3-8 p.m. Famous International Harvester , PANCAKES will be served CANDY CANE See •the Candy Cane Man in Action pan.DANCE to the music of the Desjardine Orchestra FUN ,. FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Over $1,000 In DOOR PRIZE7S- INCENT FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Our Motto:—' "AFTER WE SELL — WE SERVICE', AYR-GMT -SEAFORTH tPJwiw 527-0126- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. THOMAS C. MULHOLLAND, Minister Mrs. Carol Carter, ARCT, A.Mus. Organist EA-STER SUNDAY SERVICE 11:00 a4:11. "Death Tasted and Transformed" — The Minister Special Easter Music by The Choir SENIOR CHOIR — God So Loved the World Stainer JUNIOR CHOIR — Hallelujah Heavenly Sunshine The Church Carillon will play Easter selections for one-half 'hour commencing at 10 a.m., Sunday Morning. ft is our prayer that Easter's Hope will be in your' heart ands Easter's. Happiness in -your home. 1 7 — • . SUNDAY, MARCH 26th 10:00 am. Welcome (to ,bur growing Sunday School 14i00 a.m. — "THE POWER of THE RESURRECTION" 7:30 p.m. — Evening Wership Hour • ,0 4 BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH Seaforth, Ontario Associated Gospel Churches of Canada REV. D. L. PATTERSON, E.TH., PASTOR • • You Aie Always Welcome at BETHEL ST. THOMAS' ANGLICAN CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY — 7:30 p.m. ' Service of meditation on the words from the 0088 EASTER SUNDAY Holy Communion — 10 a.m. REV. I. S. SHARPLES, Rector HOLY WEEK AT ST. JAMES' CATHOLIC CHURCH MAUNDY THURSDAY— Mass of the LOrd's Supper at 7:30 p.m, GOOD' FRIDAY— , Afternoon Solemn Liturgy at 3 p.m. HOLY. SATURDAY-- ' Solemn Vigil of Easter at 8:00 p.rh. EASTER SUNDAY— Misses at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. ALL ARE WELCOME! PASTOR — REV. H. J. LARAGH ORGANIST — Mrs. A. Stiles NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH REV. M. E. REUBER, B.A., B.D., MINISTER • Mrs. James A. &event!, Organist Mr. James A. Stewart, Choirmaster Mrs, John McLlwain, Junior Choir Leader GOOD FRIDAY 7:30 pm:— CANTATA, "CALVARY" by Norithside Choir EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE 11:00 a.m: — "HE IS ALIVE" ' JUNIOR CHOIR — The Lilies — Manna SENIOR CHOIR — Christ The Lord IS Risen Today — Wolfe Mrs. Don Wood, Soloist CAVAN CHURCH -- Winthrop REV. M. E. REUBER, B.A., MINWEit Miss Marjorie PapPle, Organist 9:30 alit -"HE IS ALIVE" • EASTER SERVICE Suggest new SDHS courses WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12 at T:00 P.M. MACHINERY: M. F, No. 65 gas tractor with multi power, differ- ential lock, power steering, and Freeman manure loader, good cond. Case D.C. 4 tractor with Eagle hitch, hydraulic system, good rubber and cab - recently overhauled. M.H. No..60 pull type Combine with pick-up and cutter bar. Case No. 230 baler with bale thrower - very good cond, int. No.130 P.T.O.Manure Spreader- very gdod.Cond. McKee Harvester with pipes - good cond. 20 ft. McKee rack on rubber tired wagon.- M.F. 4 furrow 3 P.H. 12 in. trip bottom plow. Case 3 P.H. 3 furrow 12 in. plow; M.H. No. 23A 3 furrow 10 tn. plow. Fluery Bissel disc.; New Idea 7 ft. Mower; int. 15 run fertilizer seed drill. Int. 4 bar side rake on rubber - good cond. Rubber tired wagon with 175 bu. wooden grain box; Sea- forth 3 P.H. snow blower; 24 ft. pipe bale elevator; Gehl 10 in. Hammer-mill; Grain auger ,with 1/2 h.p, motor.; Flat rack; 2 walking plows; circular ,saw; McCormick 7 ft. binder; 6 ft. ctiltivator; Land roller; Dump rake; Stone boat; 5 section har- rows with steel pole. DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Solar 27 can bulk milk cooler - complete- good cond, Double stainless steel sink. Electric pail. ' FEED: Approx. 1500 bales mixed hay. Approx. 150 bales straw. TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: Champion oat roller with 1 1/2 h.p. electric motor; 75 ft. Harnmermill belt - like new; Aluminum wheel barrow - good 'cond; Forge emery grinder; Leg vice; Quantity of carpenter and mechanic tools; chains; grain elevator; scales; bag truck; fan- ning mill; speed jack. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND ANTIQUES: Wooden . extension table; Double iron bed-complete; 5 wooden dining room 'chairs; 2-piece bedroom suite - com- plete; sideboard; Studio Couch; Coleman 3 burner gas stove; rockers; Small .tables; high chair; ANTIQUES: Wash stand with wooden towel bars.. Coloured chamber set - very nice. Dom- inion organ and stool - beautiful coed, Oil lamp; trunks; cradle; Broad Om; Ads; Copper boiler. NOTE '•,-• Proprietor and Auct- ioneer are not responsible for any accidents on day - of sale.. TERMS - Cash on chattels. 5% sales tax in effect.. JAMES B. HOGG • Proprietor 21. Tenders Wanted Township of Hay 1972 SAND CUSHION TENDER - Sealed tenders clearly • marked will be received by the under- signed until Monday APRIL 3RD, 1972 at 12 Noon-eastern standard time far the supply and hauling of approxiniately 20,000 cubic yds. of sand cushion and supply and application of water needed. Price for water to be at a rate per thousand gallonS.- township specifications arid tender forms Must be used and may be obtained from the Undersigned. Tender to state ,when contract Can be started. . LOWeSt or eny tender not neces- sarily accepted. Marked cheque for of tender to accompany bid. ZENITH L-4 PHI LC6 DEALER Service to all Makes - T.V's., Radios, Etc. 17 Sperling St. - Phone 527-1150 • 23-25-tf PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Kippen, Ontario Telephone 262-5515, Hensall 23-25-If R. S. BOX FUNERAL HOME Phones: Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885 • 23-25-tf Auctioneers & appraisers` Licensed and Bonded. Ontario wide 'Auction Service. Phone Collect 482-3120. 23-25-ti 24. Card of Thanks Words could never express our sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown us by so many people of all walks of life during the loss of our dear and only son Ralph. Although it is impossible to mention everyone we, trust you will include yourself as one of the following, Seaforth District High School - Staff and Students; Camp Menesitung; Sea- forth Women's InStitute; 4-ll Homemaking Leaders; Egmond- ville U,C.W.; Rev. Stan McDon- ald; Rev. T., E. Hancock; G. A. Whitney and George flays - our• many friends, neighbours and relatives. .A Very special thanks to the over hundred young people who visited us'-at the funeral home and attended the service who• we -couldn't call by name. It was heart warming indeed to see so many fine young people who Were so concerned. To everyone 24: Card of Thanks your comforting expression of sympathy will always be a trea- sured memory - Kathleen, Eriin and Karen Whitmore. 24-29-1 We wish to thank everyone who sent cards and gifts and all who visited us while in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Malkus and the nurses in the Maternity Ward of Seaforth Hosgital.Spec- ial thanks to Dr. Allan and the nurses in, the Maternity ward of Stratford Hospital. it was deeply appreciated. - Ginette and Baby, Tamara Nash. 24-29x1 I would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all those who sent cards 'and flowers and took time off to visA me while I was in hospital. r would especially like to thank Dr.' Moyo and the nurses who were so good to me and Rev. Reuber and Rev. Patterson who visited me while I was in hospital. - Mrs. Wm. Koehler. 24-29x1 I would like to thank everyone who visited me and sent cards while in the hospital. Thanks to Doctor Brady and the nurses of Seaforth Community Hospital. - Clarence Regele 24-29x1 wish to cinvey- my sincere thanks to relatives, friends and •neighbors for' the lovely shower gifts received at the home of Mrs. Robert Fotheringham and at the con munity shower held at the hall in Brucefield. - Janice Sillery. 24-29-1 We -wish to thank our relatives, friends 4 and neighbors, for their kind and generous gestures to our family during the los'S of a. beloved mother and grandmother, Mrs. Charles Dungey. Thanks to the pallbearers, flowerbearers and .to all our friends ,who con- tributed food to our hoine at this sad time. A special thank you to the ladies of St. Thomas Anglican Church, the Order of the Eastern Star, Mr. and' Mrs. Albert Whitney, Kilbarchan Nursing Home, Huronview, donations to the Heart Fund and Cancer So- ciety and to all those who sent messages of sympathy. Your thoughtfulness was sincerely ap- preciated and "will never be forgotten. - Jean and George Kruse and family. 24-29-1 • 25. In Memoriam GLANVILLE,- In leying memory of a' dear mother and grand- mother, Mrs. Tillie Glanville, who passed away suddenly 12 years ago March 26, 1960. We mourn for her in silence None on earth , can take her place He took her home, it was his wish In our hearts her memory lingers But only God knows best., - Sadly missed and always re- membered by John, Winnie and Family.' 25-29x1 26. Personals Mr. - and Mrs., Ralph Traviss, Walton, wish to announce the marriage of, their only daughter,-Linda Dianne,f, R.N., 'to- Mr. Roy Edward Gingerick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerick; Kitchener.• The wedding to •take place it Duff's• United Church, Walton, May 6 at 4: 30 P.M. . 26-29x1 •••••/-•••••••,.....4•-•.• USE EXPOSITOR WANT -ADS Phone 527-0240 27. Births , NOTT - To Mr. and Mrs.kOlenn Nott in Brans,on Hospital, Klein- burg, Ontario on March 19th, a son, Jason Edward. 27-29s1 BENDER - To Mr. and Mrs. Blair Bender (nee Audrey Mc- Michael) of Kitchener 'In Kit- chener - Waterloo Hospital, March 27, 1972 a daughter. . 27-2.9x1 DALRYMPLE - To. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dalrymple, R.R.#1, Brucefield, at Seaforth Con- munity Hospital, on March 22, 1972, a daughter. 27-29x1 BEUERMAN - To Mr. and Mrs. Williani Ereuerman, R.R.# 1, Dublin, at Sealorth Community Hospital, on March 22, 1972, a son. 27-29x1 PULLMAN - To Mr. and Mrs., Kenneth Pullman, R.R.#2, Staffa, at Seaforth Community Hospital, on March .23, 1972, a daughter. 27-29x1 • Euchre Is Popular . winners in a St. Patrick's euchre sponsored by Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge were - High - Frank Smale and Mrs . Frank Smale; Lone Hands" - Mrs. Reta Orr; Low - Mrs. M. Rintoul and Mrs. ,Graham Kerr; Lucky Chair, Mrs. Ivy Scott. FUNERAL ,Continued from Page 1) Art will be given at two levels In South Huron DHS; market- ing will be made available to students at year 3 level; and theatre arts was approved for students at third and fourth year level.o G derich staff will increase by one; South Huron by two; F.E. Madill by three; Sewaforth will have no change; and Central Huron will have 1.5 teachers less. All' these staff changes are also subject habudget limitations: " Subject to budget limitations as well, the board will hire one psychometrist, one speech cor- redtion teacher, one specific learning disability teacher, the equivalent of 3.5 remedial teach- ers for elementary schools and one guidance and counselling tea- eher for secondary school In other business, W. Donald Kenwell was appointed superin- tendent of operation, effective August 1, 1972. • There will be three assistant superintendents, one to be qualified in special education. The executive' council of the board will consist of the direc- tor of education, the superintend- ent of business affairs, the sup- erintendeht of operations and superintendent of program and planning. As well, decision was reached at the meeting to pass policy whereby the director of educa- tion may approve, in advance, payment of tuition fees to other boards for Huron County Resi- dent Internal pupils to take sec- ondary school programs of study that lead to institutions of advanc- ed study beyond secondary school or to a specialized, ,type °ism*. ployment when such programs of study are not offered in a Huron County Secondary School." Approval was given at the meet4ng for four Huron County students to attend H.B.Beal Sec- ondary School in London in Sept- ember, The Huron board will pay 'heir tuition ,fees but the students will probably have to live away from home, or find their own means of commuting to and from school daily. In the past, such approval was given by the board. Now under the new policy, the director of educatibn may make the decision and report to the board at the first meeting following that de- cision. 'WALTON III 4-B Walton III 9-H met at'Marion McCallum's when 15 girls an- swered the roll call. The leaders checked the hand out sheets. They discussed having a fashion show with the other two Walton Clubs. Miss Hunt was' present and ex s- . plained about_ the next club (The Third Meal) and• how to sew lace on the bottom of a garment, put facing on the neck and how to make an elastic casing. Walton 4-H met at Mrs. Dianne McNichol on Monday when 14 girls answered the .roll call. The leaders discussed Achieve- ment Day and corrected the hand out sheets. They demonstrated hems, seams, facings and putting on buttons. 20. Auction Sales CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Machinery, dairy equipment am feed, household effects and . miscellaneous items to be held at Lot 19, Con. 4, of McKillop Township, 4 miles northeast of Seaforth for James B. Hogg on _ _ RALPH WHITmORE The funeral service of Ralph Whitmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Erlin Whitmore, R.R.4,Seaforth, who waskilled instantly in a motor accident during an ice storm on Monday, March 13 near Niagara Falls was held in. Seaforth on Friday, March 17, at 2 P.M. at the G. A. Whitney Funeral Home. The service was conducted jointly by. Rev. Stan McDonald, Londesboro • United Church,' a friend -of Ralph's from Camp Menesitung, and Rev. T. E. Hancock of Egmondville United Church of which Ralph was a member. Ralph's'-favorite song ,,Carry On" was played ,during the ser- vice, ,Temporary entombment' was in Pioneer Memorial Mausoleum With burial later in Maitland Bank Cemetery, Seaforth. • The pallbearers were Hank Groothius, Ken Woad, Dave Landsborpugh, • Bob Coleman, Brad Carnochan and Jim Lands- bort:nigh. Flower . bearers-''- Larry Walters, John Adams, -Larry Wright, Gary Eisler, Dave.De Veres. Those „attending from a distance' were Mrs.Carman Caswell, Mr. " and Mrs. Bob CasWell and Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Foster, Markdale; Mrs. Bill CaSwell, Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Firth Caswell, Flesherton; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hyatt, Picton; Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher -Whit- more .Kitchener; Mr. David WhitMore Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Carman Whitmore and Mr. and Mrs. Bru,ce Whitmore, London; Mr. Larry - Walters Cedar springs; Laurie and Chris, -Steven, Chatham;., ,Kiss • Clara McGowan, .Mr ..GPlarge 5t11:10-ns • and Mr. John Adams,' Goderich besides many from the Clinton - Seaforth area. The Congregation of EGMONDVILLE t UNITED CHURCH Greets You At Easter Sunday, April 2nd, 1972 EASTER WORSHIP AT 11:00 a.m.. Rev. T. E. Hancock, Minister' 4 • '1 0 44 JOhijwith us in the gladness of the music and message of Eastertide. 111.1"will""amig""Igaws""lialerlitar alltivallawaNfia"lk. •