HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-01-18, Page 44r-THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAPORT KCINT,f JA
Mrs. John 'Riley, a life long resident of Tuckersmith
ToWnship, who celebrated her 96th birthday Moriday, is with
her only great granddaughter Dorcas Ann Gingerich, a
daugrhter of M r. and Mrs. Lewis Gingerich of Zurich as she
looks at some of the many birthday cards she received.
The former Nancy Riley, she lives in her own, apartment
at the home of her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Riley of R.R.2, Kippen.
Besides her son, she has four granddaughters, three
great grandsons and one great granddaughter.'
Mrs. Riley, a cheerful lively person, enjoys doing her
own housework in her apartment. She still knits and does
crochet work.
A family dinner was held by Mr. and Mrs. Riley on Sunday
for his mother and for Mrs. Riley's mother, Mrs. Mary
Gerber , Zurich, who also celebrated her 76th birthday Monday.
News of Kippen
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Douglas, upon graduation from the University of Guelph,
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heaheld various territorial positions throughout. Ontario relating
to the rental', leasing and financing of equipment. His latest
position as Area Finance Supervisor has included broad range
financial activities in the farm and industrial equipment and
motortruck' industries. He will graduate next spring from the
Canadian Credit Institute through the University of Toronto
With an M.C.I. designation in Credit Management.
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News tif Huronvfew
TWO new residents .were welcomed and a iesident was
honoured on her birthday following the sing-a-long at
Monday afternoon's activities. Music for the occasion was
provided by Marie Flynn, Clinton, Mary Taylor, Normah
Speir and Jerry Collins.
The Silver Strings of Winthrop entertained at ThUraday's
'Family Night program. This group pf young musicians
have beena aPPearing quite regularly on ttatetriaien as well
as entertaining locally since they organized two years ago.
Faye Dalton plays the piano ; Linda Godkin and Beth Mc-
Nichol play the violin and banjo, and are soloists for the
band; ,.Ray -McNtchol looks after the announcing and plays
.0.1tar with Alec Robertson on drums. The audienceAatned
the band in singing Happy Birthday to Norman Speir, A
special Scottish program is being platmed for Bobby Burns
night Thursday, January 25th, arranged by Jim Lawrie of
Blyth. -If the relatives and friends of the residents are
interested in coming to the program they would be most
welcome.
Morris sets salaries for 73
-Correspondent '
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
Mrs. Nancy Riley celebrated
her ninety-sixth birthday on Mon- ,
day. Her birthdayvarty was held
on Shnday when Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Riley entertained In
honour of Mr. Riley's mother,
Mrs. Nancy Riley and Mrs.
Riley's mother, Mrs.MaryGer-'
ber, Zurich. Guests were pre-
sent from Zurich, Exeter, Tavis-
lock, Seaforth. Heywood Bros.
of Exeter provided musical num-
bers. , •
UCW •
The U.C.W. of St. -Andrew's
church Kippen began their first
meeting' of the New Year with 'a
Pot Luck dinner to which the
ladles , of the congregation were
invited. Mrs. Harold Jones was
Itr charge of the worship and took
cal number. Mrs. wxn. Bell - Court Constantine held their
chaired the meeting and plans meeting on Thursday evening
were laid for Visiting the Queens- January 11th. It ,was decided- at
way Nursing Home in February. the meeting to have a Family
Mrs, Keith Lovell is Key Woman, Dance on Friday evening, January
for the--World's Day of Prayer 26th at the Forresters' Hall with
on March 2. .. music by Mary Broadfoot's Or-
chestra. The sympathy of the corn-
Chapman in the loss of her hue--
Mr. Wilfred Scott is a patient munity is expressed to Mrs.-Ross
band and to'
Mr. and Mrs. Ro- in Stratford General Hospital,
where he is to undergo surgery.
bert Elgie• in the loss of their ' We would like to wish him a
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ray Pfaff, speeds' recovery. , ,
Datu.rchaamthawrianses.. Mr. and Mrs. KenPreszcator
A snowmobiling •holiday to Diane and Nancy, Mrs. Ella Jewitt
enjoyed by Mr. and and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Mrs.r Grant McGregor, m Mr.r. :lid Dillon of Clintonattendedthe bap-m.s.
Grant McLean,tismal service at the Londesboro
Mrs. Robert Bell, Mr. andtMrs.
Lorne Hay.
as her subject 'The Beginning
of a New Year". ,Mrs. Fink-
beiner , Credlion gave a resume
of the" address of Dr. Moses of
India at Alma College. Mrs.
David Cooper contributed a musi-
Rev A Horst officiates at
Logan inmural meeting
THIS WEEK'S LETTER:IJust
read your article for the first
time and I'm sure you can help
me. I am 16 years old and I'm
going out with this boy, who I've
been going with for the past year.
This is the problem: Now hp wants
to get married, but I don't love
him. I love someone else. Bet
I can't break up with him be-
cause I feel sorry for him.
About a month ago his parents
were killed in a car accident.
I really love the other boy.
Could you please help me?
OUR REPLY: Wow, you are in
a tough situation but you and I
both know what you must do. You
have got to tell this boy you are
too young to consider marriage
and that you need time, to meet_
other people before you decide to
settle down. Try not to be too
Abrupt, but try easing your way
out of this affair over the next
couple of mon'ths. He'll catch.on
sponeraor later, so for the sake of
his mental health don't just drop
him Suddenly.
The inaugural meeting of
-Morris Council was held on
January 8th with. Reeve Wm.
Elston, Deputy-Reeve Jas. Mair
and Councillors Robt. Grasby,
as. Miller and Ross Smith tak-
ing office for the 1973-1974 term.
Motions adopted by council
included:
- That live stock claim be
denied under terms of The Live
Stock and Poultry Protection Act
as valuer did not see the cattle.
- That land purchase from
John Rinn be completed.
- That Wm. McArter, road
superintendent's wages be $2.95
per hour plus 12 cents per mile
plus $15. per month for book-
keeping.
- That By-law No. 1, 1973
appointing officials and setting
For many years a widely
known auctioneer J. Harold
Jackson died in Seaforth
Manor on Friday following
a long illness. He was 66.
Born 'in West William Twp.,
Middlesex, he was a son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson
of Parkhill.
Coming to the Seaforth area
in 1927, he carried ona success-
ful farming operation until his
retirement to Seaforth in 1955.
Establishing an auctioneering
business he was in wide demand
as an auctioneer and-appraiser
throughout iluron and Perth
counties. For a number of years
he served on the TuCkersmith
TovMship council. '
He was a memlaer of Egmond-
villa United Church.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Lila Chapman of
Tuckersmith to whom he was
married in 1933 at Brucefield.
a brother Stanley of R.R. 2,
Kippen and a sister, Mrs.Harold
(Ethel) Smaildon of Walton.
The body was at the G. A.
Whitney funeral hoMe in Sea-
forth where a largely attended
funeral service was held Sunday
at 2 p.m. With Rev. J. C. Britton
officiating. Temporary entomb-
ment followed in the Pioneer
Mausoleum with' berial later in
the Maitlandbank cemetery.
Pallbearers were R. S.Mac-
Donald, Dale Nixon, D'Orlean
Sills, Robert Patrick, Robert
Tyndall and A. W. Dunlop.
MRS. NdRMAN DUyEE
Mrs. Norman Dupee of Clinton
died in 'University Hospital,
Lendon on January 10. She was
65.
The former Vera May Elson,
she was born in Parkhill.
She was married to Norman
Dupee in Seaforth 19217 and re-
sided here until moving to Clin-
ton in 1969.
She is survived by her
husband and three sons, Bruce
N., Clinton, Donald C., Seaforth,
and Kenneth C.,ClInton and by
two daughters, Elva, Mrs. Fergus
McKellar, Seaforth and June,
Mrs. Wallace Maxiell,Clinton.
A son Ronald predeceased her in
1937. She id also survived byber
mother, Mrs. Fred Elson, Park-
bill 10 and brothers; Kenneth,
Garnet and Elgin Els on,Parkhill
and sisters Jeah, Mrs. Joe How-
ard,London, Pearl,. Mrs. Walter
Raplse, St. Thomas, Clara, Mrs.
Application is to be, made for
Grant on $130,001.21, being the
expenditure on Township Roads in
1972.
The Road Superintendent was
instructed to advertise for' the
crushing and hauling of 20,000
yds. of gravel.
Township representatives of
ate following boards are: Mitchell
&' District Planning Beard (3 yrs.)
Viin. H. Chaffe; Perth County
Safety Council-- Edwin Callman;
Monkton Fire Area - Tim Nichol-
son; Mitchell Fire Area - Lavern
Gardner; Mitchell Agricultural
Society - Carl Vock; Monkton
Community Centre - Tim Nichol=
son.
A borrowing By-Law for a
maximum of $150,000.00 was
'passed. •
In the future all Tile Loans
must be applied for and approved
before the work commences:
General Accounts amounting
to $9746.06 and Road Accounts
totalling $20,931.28 were ordered
paid. -
Council adjourned to meet
again Friday, •February 2, at .
1 P.M.
United Church on $unday, when
Michael Jameg Preszcator was
baptized. They all spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz-
cator, Billy Debbie and Michael.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and.
Mrs. William Storey were Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Houghton of
Holmesville and Mr. and Mrs.
George Wasson and Marjorie of
R.R. #3, Walton.
Miss Nancy Buchanan of To-
ronto spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bu-
chanan, Paul, Gary and Jim.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl,
Jackie, Shelley and Kim of Kirk-
ton spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ben. Riley and -
family.
Visitors over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd, Jim
and Kerri were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Cook of Sarnia', Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Arm,strong and family
of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Medd and Kim of Blyth.
Forresters Family Bowling
Night was held on Sunday even-
ing, January 14th at the Noble
Bowling Lanes in Seaforth. An
enjoyable time was had with all
the alley full. 'There Will be
another Bowling Night on Feb-
ruary 4th,
A.Parks, London and Inez, Mrs.
John O'Reilly, Vancouver 'and
by .17 grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were con-
ducted by Rev. T.C,Mulholland
from the R.S.Box Funeral Home
on Saturday. Temporary
interment followed in Pioneer
Mausoleum. Pallbearers were
Larry Dupee,' John Burma, Paul
McKellar, Wayne Dupee,Michael
Beacom.; • Harvey Howard.
Flowerbearers were Steven Max-
well and Donald Howard.
NORMAN WILLIAMSON
The death of Norman William-
son of Walton occurred in
Seaforth Community Hospital on,
Saturday, January 13th in his
• 58th year.
The son of the late Thomas
Williamson and Gertrude Forbes,
he was a farmer who was also
a horseman being keenly interes-
ted in race horses. .He had been
in failing health for some time.
He is survived `by his wife,
the former Evelyn Watson; three
sons, Ronald of Seaforth, Kenneth
of Walton and Gerald of Weston;
nine , grandchildren; one brother,
Roy of Grey Township; five sis-
ters, Mrs. Albert (Olive) Clark,
of Atwood, Mrs. Russell (Olda)
Jervis of Clinton, Mrs. Lorne
(Evelyn) Carter of Seaforth, Mrs.
George (Florence) Nesbitt of
Clinton and Mrs. Michael (Ina)
McGrath of Egmondville.
A daughter, Alexene prede-
ceased him in 1963 and a brother
Herbert, in 1971.
Funeral services 'were held
from the M. L. Watts' Fun'eral
Home, Brussels, at 2 P.M., Mon-
day, January 15th. Rev. D.DOcken
of Walton United Church
officiated.
Temporary entombment took
place in Brussels Burial Chapel.
Pallbearers were Kenneth
Forbes, Charles Williamson,
Donald Nolen, Stuart Humphries,
Wm. Laverty, Jack Hamilton.
Floral tributes were carried
by Donald Carter, Tom William-
son, Wayne Williamson and Bert
Clark.
' Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial-Seaforth
527 -0240.
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wages be pa see aa giveftiotirat,
second and t ird-yeadinge.:
Cle k: Helen Martin,
$2400.; Treasurer: George Michi,
$850.; Gradermen: James Cage-
more, $2.95 per hour; John Smith,
$2.80 per hour; Waste Disposal
Site Supervisor: Adam Smith,
$2.25 per hour; Labour wages,
$2.25 per hour. Two new pound-
keepers appointed were: Alfred
Nichol and John Cronyn, Fence-
viewers, Livestock Valuers re-
main same.
- That remuneration for
Reeve be $600., for Deputy-Reeve
and Councillors $475. each for
1973.
- That Robt. Grasby be
Morris' representative on Mait-
land Valley Conservation
Authority for two years.
That Thos. Miller and Wm.
Elston be Morris' representative
on Morris, Grey and Brussels
Recreation Committee.
- That Robt. Grasby be Mor-
ris' representative on Blyth Re-
creation Committee.
- That Ross Smith and Stanley
Hopper be recommended to be
appointed to Beigrave Arena
Board.
- That Wm. Elston and Thos.
Miller be Morris' representative
on the Blyth Fire Area Board.
- That Jas. Mali' and Ross
Smith be Morris Representatives
on the Wingham and District Fire
Area Board.
- That Mel Craig be recom-
mended to represent Morris on
the Wingham and District Hospital
Board
_That Walter Shortreed by
recommended to be appointed to
the Seaforth Community HoSpital
Board.
- That Wm. Elston be Council'•
member for one year and Ross °
Procter non-council member for
one year on wingharn and District
Planning Board.
- That Thorne, Gunn and Co.
be auditors for 1973. _
- That convention expenses
for attendance at one convention
be $1. per day plus expenses.
- That By-law No, 2, 1973
-allowing the treasurer and
yeeve• to borrow on credit of
reeve to borrow on the credit
of the municipality tip to$135,000
from the Canadian Imperial Bank
of Commerce, wingham, be pas-
sed. ,
• - That road superintendent
and treasurer submit necessary
petition to Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications
for balance of 1972 road subsidy.
-. That a grant of $10. be
given the 'Ability Fund (March
of Dimes).
- That a grant of $150. be
given Brussels Medical-Dental
Centre.
- That membership be paid
to Ontario Association of Rural
Municipalities.
Road Accounts of $4,458.03,
aed General Accounts of
$3,910.61 totalling $8,368.64
were approved.
A Hand Up . . . not a hand-
out . . that's what ,physically
handicapped adults want . .
and that's 'what they get from The
March of Dimes Ability Fund
Logan Council held its in-
' augural when Rev. A. Hurst,
Pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen, opened the
Meeting, ,with a short talk and
prayer. The Oath of Office was
subs,cribed to by Reeve Gordon
Mogk, Deputy Reeve Tim Nichol-
son, Councillors, Laverne Gard-
ner, Carl Vock and Edwin Illman.
The 1973 meetings are to be
held.the first Monday in each
Month, starting at 1 p.m. with
the exception of May to October
inclusive, when they will be.
held in , the evening starting it
8 p.m.
The following were re-
appointed as representatives to
Upper Thames Conservation -
Wm. H. Chaffe, Maitland
Authority - Edwin Inman and
Ausauble River Conservation Au-
thority - Ken Reaney.
Grants were authorized to
Sick Children's Hospital, ,
Toronto; War Memorial Hos-
pital, London; Salvation Army;
Mental Health Association; Sf.
John Ambulance, Mitchell; Mus-
cular Dystrophy Association;
Cancer Research; Heart Fund
Research:
Correspondent
Miss Mary McIlwain
Mrs. Ken Stewart, Mrs. Bill
Dale spent Tuesday afternoon-
with Miss Evelyn McMichael of
Goderich. •
Mr. and Mrs. William Dale
attended the annual meeting and
banquet of the Ex Wardens' Asso-
ciation in the Legion Hall
Goderich on Tuesday evening and
also attended the dance for the
new warden. „,
- Miss Kerni Medd returned
home on Tuesday from Clinton
Public Hospital.
News of
CONSTANCE
OBIT LI I 11 /ES
Harold Jackson
Well known farmer,
auctioneer passes