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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-05-18, Page 13MRS. JOHN L. BFRNEWIES Mrs. John L. Bennewles, a former resident of Brodhagen, passed away on Sunday in Tec. umseh Nursing Home, Windsor. She was the former Louisa ,Ahrens and she was. born on January 3, 1882. On August 19, le '1904, she was married to John L. Bennewies, who predeceased her on January 30, 1960. She was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod- hagen. Surviving are four' sons, Clarence, Mitchell; Irvin, Wood- stock; Edwin, Seaforth; and Glenn, Windsor; four daughters, Lorena, Mrs. Fred Scherbarth and. Ella, Mrs. Ernie Hartja, ,Detroit; Evelyn, WS. Elwood Smart, Windsor.; and- SYliria; Mrs. Peter Trails, Ruthven; 21 grandchildren, 41 great-grand- childrenr 'one brother, .Edward Ahrens, and one sister, Ida, Mrs. Albert Wolfe, Mitchell. The body rested at the Morris funeral home, Windsor, with a funeral service Sunday evening at 7:30 with Rev. Gottfreid Al- berti of Detroit officiating, thence to the Heath -Leslie funeral home, Mitchell until Tuesday noon when removal was made to St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen for the funeral, service at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Gottfried Alberti of Detroit officiated, assisted by Rev. Arthur Horst of St.Peter's Luth- eran Church, Brodhagen. The pallbearers were Ralph and Keith Beimewies, Seaforth; Earl and Kenneth Scherbarth, Detroit, Dennis Smart and Raymond Kruse, Windsor. The members of the Ladies Aid, of which Mrs. Bennewles was a Charter Mem- ber, formed a guard of honor as the casket was being carried from the church. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery. Friends and relatives at- tended from Detroit, Windsor, Kitchener, Ruthven, London, Sea- forth, Dashwood, Mitchell, Brod- hagen and surrounding district. a MRS. DAVID EIZERMAN Mrs. David Eizerman died in the Hillside Nursing Home;-`" RR 5, Stratford on Thursday. She was the former Annie Sad- a ler of Staffa and had resided in Mitchell since her marriage in 1911. She was a daughter of the, late Mr. and Mrs. John Sadler, Staffa, and was born' in Staffa on April 7, 1883. She was a member of Trinity Anglican Church and was an act- ive member. of the Women's 0 rg- anizations of the church. Her husband died in 1957. Surviving are one son ;Wil- mer and one daughter, Evelyn, both at home. The body rested at the Heath-Leslie Funeral Home, U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE NEW POTATOES TOMATOES '2 ,b,79` U.S. NO. 1 FLORIDA CRISP CELERY -STALKS, Product of Israel-JAFFA OUTSPAN ORANGES Size 103 Des. 79e Product of South Africo•Granny Smith APPLES SIN. 113 5/69c CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO COOKING ONIONS 3 'A. bog 3 3 C ONTARIO NO. 1 HOTHOUSE CUCUMBERS 2/39, ONTARIO FANCY McINTOSH APPLES 3f b. bag 504 Product of South Africa BARLIN)CA GRAPES • ..69` ASSORTED PRUNED, Ready to Plant ROSE BUSHES .0.89c atat-s MORE LOW PRICES FROM IGA, TOP. VALU Prepared Mustard 9c 16 62. TANG ORANGE FLAVOURED CRYSTALS, 315 et. 09. 4/89c DEL MONTE FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL 28 Gt. tin 49c ALCAN 12 inch BONUS PACK 5' FREE FOIL WRAP S5 ft. I.116 MAPLE LEAF 0 lb. bog 49c CHARCOAL 10 lb. bag 97C SAVE-ALL REFILL WAXED PAPER, no; 100 11. renZirc AYLMER TOMATO OR - Vegetable Soup 8/1. ES5O BAR B.Q. LIGHTER FLUID .27 32 et. lie Imo • NOTICE to`-PARENTS . The Month of May ,Brings FIRECRACKER DAY HOWEVER - - - Owing to the large number of fires and thelact that children have been burnt while playing with' firecrackers without supervision it has become necessary to limit the setting off of fireclackers to one day - VICTORIA DAY. -A POLICE AND FIRE ORDER Please Observe' No Firecrackers May Be Let Off on, the Streets A Seaforth By-Law makes it an offense to discharge fireworks on a street or in a public area within the Town 'of Seaforth. Should a fire result at any time, and it is necessary to turn in an alarm, Phone 527-1100, and advise location and details of the fire. It 'has been noted that children gather near the Fire Hall when an alarm is sounded. To avoid accidents, please warn your child- ren to stay clear of fire hall doors and truck route. SEAFORTH FIRE BRIGADE , • SEAFORTH POLICE DEPARTMENT FAIRLAOY:COLEP OaR MARGARINE .. 14b.fiks WHITE SWAN .ASST'b COLOURS Bathroom Tissue 184 54* ONT GROWN GRADE "B" FROZEN (6.9 lb. Sire) TURKEY BROILERS LB. 43` MARY MILES WIENERS " COLEMAN'S FOOTBALL STYLE . SMOKED HAM PRIMROSE-4 oz. SERVINGS HAMBURG Patties either half 79` vac1 Plobc' 39c size 95c REDJACK WHOLE SALMON 3-5 lb. -AREA FUNERAL-- the second spraying of cattle and it was decided that cattle owners wanting cattle sprsyed would contact W. C. lickegY, sprayer and pay him when the job is completed. The 1971 Auditors Report showing a surplus for the year of $8952.00 was accepted and the auditors fee ordered paid. The tender of D. Hunking, Clinton, to load and haul ap- proximately 22000 cu. yds. of pit _run gravel for the tOnsfritic- over their team average and beat out 59 other teams to win the award. Earlan Osborn and the team leave for Rene, June-- 17th. They bowl in J. Lanes at Salmon Arm, B.C. Mr. Osborne formerly bowled in Seaforth while a resident of C onstance. in BC MORE Consumer Concern 10, Bowled here wins Bennewies and Bryan Drager. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING $AVIDAT, MAY 20,1972 • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES MORE Owner- Operated Stdres q10 MORE Value For Your Food Dollar MORE Meat. For Your Food Dollar MORE Service • Where It Counts Most PRODUCT OF MEXICO VINE RIPENED Mitchell, where the funeral ser- vice wets held on Saturday at 4:00 o'clock. Rev., W. H. Daunt, Rector of Trititly Anglican Church officiated. The pall- bearers were Lewis Reaney, James Mabb, Walter Klein, John Sadler and Charles Robertson of Mitchell and Angus Earl of Gran- ton. Interment was in Trinity Anglican Cemetery, Mitchell. Friends and relatives at- tended form Kitchener, Toronto, Staffa, Granton, Mitchell and dis- trict. NORMAN BENNIEWIES Norman Bennewles, '70, of Brodhagen, died at the Seaforth Coin raunIty_Hospital Wednesday,,, He was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church and former member of the church council and school board in Brodhagen. He is survived by his wife, the former Adeline Messersch- midt; sons, Willard of McK11- lop, Tewnship,_ Earl a Logan, Raymond of London; daughter, Mrs. Wilfred (Jean) Drager of McKillop Township, Mrs. Roy Correspondent Mrs. Ethel Thiel on Sunday, May the seventh sixteen members of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clark, nee Kate Davis of Mitchell took them out for a smorgasbord din- ner at the Berkley Tavern, Kit- chener in honor of their fifty- fifth wedding anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clarke, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark, New Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Ruth) Wagner, Kitchener, Mr. and. Mrs. Mose (Margaret) Leis, Wellesley, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. itonald (Nancy) Law , Richmond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley (Mary) Mulford, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Barbara) $holdice, Wat- erloo. ' Also _ present was Mrs.. Blanche Saunders of Stratford sister of Mrs. Clark. After supper, everyone re- turned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wagner where several grandchildren and great-gran d - children called to offer their congratulations. Those of the immediate fam- ily unable to attend the cele- bration were •Mr. and Mrs. Alf- (Elaine) Bossence, 1601. Blake St., Cheryl at home; a rother, Louis of Bredbagen,sisters, Mrs. George (Emma) Eleirmeyer, Mrs. George David (Melinda) Eick- meyer, both of Mitchell; 11 grandchildren. The late Normap H. Benne- wies rested at the Heath-Leslie funeral home, Mitchell uptil noon on Saturday, May 13, when removal was made to St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen for funeral seral service at 2:30 p.m. where Rev. Arthur Horst, minister of the church officia- ted. The choir was ,in attendance and sang aLe_e..d. Thou Me On". Three grandchildren were floterbeaWa, Dennis-and- Kevin. Six neighbours acted as bear- ers, Armand La Gras, Gordon Miller, Irvin. Leonhardt, Derk Brink, Mervyn Hodgert and Aug- ust Scherbarth, Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Friencia and -relatives attended- from Galt, • Detroit, London, Exeter, Sea- forth, Stratford, Mitchell, Brod- hagen and surrounding district. red (Doris) Blow of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clark of Windsor. The couple are mem- bers of Trinity Anglican Church Mitchell. During the afternoon the same day, Mrs. Gary Sholdice hon- oured Miss Lynette Wagner, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wagner with a bridal shower'. The wedding of Lynette Wagner to Douglas Kargas will take place on June 1'7 in Kitchener. Classified Ads pay dividends. SEAFORTH !GA' SPECIAL MAY 17 - 20 Box Plants Ice Cream PEPSI. 2 for 95c 85c'/2-gal. 4 quarts 99c Logan tax rates for 1972 were set at the May meeting. The 1972 tax rates are as follows with the 1971 rate in brackete:- County 13.73 (14..34), TOwnship- residential 19.21 (25.66) com- mercial 23.27 (28.26), Public School - residential 14.00 (20.5) commercial 15.56 (22.8), Sepa- rate School - residential 27.19 (22.2) commercial 30.21. (24.6) High School - residential 16.64 (12.00) commercial 18.49 (13.3) Howard Jackson, Warble fly in- spector was present to discuss A phone call at one o'clock of a recent Monday morning in- formed Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborn, East Side Ifsi.,'Grensirod B.C. that their son Earian had won an all expense paid trip to Reno for eight days. Earlan and his team mates bowled 480 pins TEta ItUR9t4 EXPOOTOR, sAAPokrq,, ONT, MAY is, tint-43 Guitar110 Guitr Accordion, a#4 eery . OPoninsp now available for 100011100010 cllnton Pud10 • Primary aptItUtie tmst4 at no: ciar • Instruments loaned to home il8e " • Participation in bands, orchestras, concerts .: • Weekly report cards • Musical books and ltsson.inateriltheuPPliea • StadentS" prepared -for MUHo onset-vs!, tory Exams. Gad 110W and arrange' YOUThfree musical • aptit-ude -Discuss-your -youngsters future in music. with one of our teachers, D. Harloff, B. Johnson, 527-0168. Ontario Conservatory „61 Music "Working With Youth for a Betfitr Tomorrow" WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Mon KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 32 oz. jar 8 oz. btls. 11.0 ROta ROO tri.joixitati.. - ASSORTED VARIETIES. CAKE MIXES toim 1 pts BEANS 4 it. 88c :Gat7 IN TOMATO SAUCE Lows MIXED VEGETABLES FROZEN FANS. aRti7c4i4ctir vii:FR.HApordi ( )16414'. 55c REGULAR. OR tititixa oft • ;FRENCH FRIES'. TOP VALLIPiNEffRIUM IGA HAS ONLY CANADA'S FINEST RED AND BLUE BRAND BEEF 'READY TO EAT, CENTRE CUT OR SMOKED HAM Slices LB. 85c isn't' ;.true?.', The convenient time to set aside money never comes to anyone. Financial suc- cess comes to those who plan it: Phone us. SYNDICATE LIMITED gibleaela KEN WILLIS Seaforth, Ont. 527,0791 News of 'Mitchell Family entertains as couple wed 55 years V • --Logan council sets tax rates tion of Con. 6 & 7 @ .6'7/ per cu. yd. was accepted. Council agreed with a pro- posal frein peilli*County Council suggesting the County appoint. a planner .with "his services being charged to each Municipality on a usage basis. The Clerk was instructed to call tenders for the painting of the eXterior of the Township Hall and garage for the June 5th meeting. JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 for DIAMONDS, WATCHES SEAFORTH JEWELLERS ••••••••••... Spring Gardening Supplies Now On Display At Seaforth IGA Yes we have BOX PLANTS for sale now!!! •••••• 4.oso•• . TOP vita./ FROZEN WHITE OR PINK LEMONADE- Choice sliced. Tidbit or Crushed LEE PINEAPPlf, r Sf~.00 LIDO SPAGHETTI OR READY CUT MACARONI White Swan 2 ply Assorted Colours -FACIAL TISSUE 29t C RED OR BLUE BRAND (Full.Slice) OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST OR ROUND STEAK 1 .09 LB. CU BITS GREEN RELISH HAMBURG, HOT DOG OR YUM YUM RELISH' jar BICK'S 27 / 7 I Mum amount NON.RETURNABLE ASSORTED VARIETIES CARLTON CLUB SOFT DRINKS 26 OZ. btl. RED OR BLUE BRAND (For Your BBQ) SIRLOIN WING OR , T-BONE STEAKS 1.23 LB. FULLY COOKED SHANK PORTION READY TO EAT SMOKED HAM LB. - .ASSORTED VARIETIES PURITAN STEWS &CON* ASS TED VARIETIES KRAFT SALAD DRESSING Seaforth IGA is open all day Wednesday and Friday night 'till 9pm -7-7 RED OR BLUE BRAND Top Round Steaks FOR YOUR BBQ BONELESS Sirloin Tip STEAKS 4