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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-05-01, Page 8Bake sale is success The anticipated provincial election hasn't been called yet, but already there's a candidate for one party's nomination in Huron County. HeA . Philip Walker, 40 , of Grand end who is running for the NDP nomination. Mr. Walker said the N.D.P. nomination date has not yet been set. Mr. Wallcer's family owned and operated 'Oakwood Inn and Golf Club in Grand Bend until it was sold to London interests headed by Peter Ivey last year. Mr,: Walker, who has a BA from UWO, is married and has one child. In a statement announcing his candidacy, Mr. Walker says "thirty-two• years of one party rule in Ontario has created an increasing desire for change among`' people." He cites increasing unemployment due partly to foreign domination in both the raw materials and manufacturing sectors • of the economy" and "urban crowding and rural depopulation" as some „of the problems facing the province. "The gradual but more or less continuous decay of agriculture is a particularily serious problem in Huron County", he says. Seaforth Manor Happenings Seaforth Minor residents were treated to a fine evening of music on Wednesday, April 23rd at 7:30 p.m. when a mixed senior choir under the direction of Miss Lois Legg of Clinton accompanied by Miss Louise Lovett at the piano sang a variety of numbers by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Mr. Frank Sills was master of ceremonies and by special request sang two solo numbers. The choir also obliged and sang several old time favourites with the residents joining in. Our sincere thanks to all who took part and as one of our senior residents commented "I wish they would have sang all night". Courtesy remarks were extended to the group and a social half hour followed. SHORTS FROM THE YUKON Talk about inflation. During the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898 men paid $5 for an onion and $15 for an old newspaper stained with bacon grease which was used as a substitute for window glass. ******** Ask for this folder from our representative, NORRIS PEEVER who will be at: THE BEDFORD HOTEL, 92 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario , 524-7337 On May 5,1975 from 1 — 4:30 p.m. If you require financing to start, modernize, or expand your business, and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDS c;an help you. luu INBAS7111AL fifillOPMENT b'ANK 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Out NSA 6Z3 27146$0 1DB business loans an here in anada Wo can land la Marty end's t'IPtt tri intitiorito minttlittortnit • • nnataalle and taunt trade ... rotator and tacraatten . • • Oondintelion . • , Odnattruia ...tranataddidltt _ and storagri. it lc:01100 Oidirtelal asitstintea to WO, Ospand, or OOP:Wotan a Itaridtaati atitinritift In Crinndl, Od MOW yell to atlas* , idur iloidatritintartolth ott. -..1 ;AnnivOrS", dinner Kippen Correspondent Mrs. Laverne Wolfe Anne again Brodhagen and Community was saddened by the passing of Viola, Mrs. Fred Kistener in Seaforth Community Hospital Saturday morning. Our sympathy goes out to her family. Miss Laura Schuessler celebrated her 18th birthday and her brothers Scott, from London and Philip, Kitchener, attended and spent the weekend with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Karl Schuessler and sisters. Mrs. Martha Eiclerneier accompanied her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rock, Detroit, to visit there with them. Mr. Wayne Ahrens-is starting a new job at the Polysar plant in Sarnia for the summer months. Mrs. Mary Dittmer celebrated her 87th birthday on Wednesday. Her sister Mrs. Louisa Hoppen- rath was spending the day with her when Mrs. Hoppenrath took ill and was rushed to Seaforth Community Hospital by ambulance. Many happy returns Mrs. Dittmer. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe were dinner guets on Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. ,Sam Wolfe, MOnkton. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hinz, Stratford, visited at the Wolfe hOme' in Brodhagen on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buuck visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buuck, Danny and Julia in Mitchell on Sunday. Mrs. Manuel Beuerman is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. Lorne Wolfe is a patient in the General Hospital, Stratford. Mrs. Lorne Wolfe is visiting with her mother Mrs. Hilda Ruston, Stratford, while her husband is in the hospital. Miss Laura Schuessler was one of the 35 grade 12 students that took a trip and stayed at Victoria Hotel in Quebec City and visited around Montreal on the way home. It was very enjoyable, !aura said. Mr. McKerlie was their chaperone. PHILLIP WALKER United Church Notes Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "What Future?" at the service of worship in Hensall United Church' Sunday morning. Under the direction of Mrs.- Turkheim; the choir sang the - anthem "I have decided to follow Jesus". Personals Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey of Sarnia, and their grandson of Maryland U.S.A. visited recently with their mother Mrs. Daisy Ivey. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb of Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Hallam of Vanastra visited with mrs.Schwalm, Mrs. Ivey and Mrs. Volland, An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Enhance the beauty and value of your home with precast steel reinforced concrete Unit Steps. Our installation crews work quickly and cleanly. Correspondent Mrs. Bertha' MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Don MadLaren, Jodi and Brooke of Oakville visited this week with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. The ladies of Chiselhur'st United Church held a most successful bake sale in Joynt's store on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs.Th os. Brintnell were in charge of the arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael of Clinton visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster and Brad. Former District Resident Passes Mrs. Elizabeth Phyllis O'Brien passed away in Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall on Friday , April 25th, 1975, in her 92nd year. Born in this area she was the wife of the late Charles O'Brien and resided for some years on No. 4 Highway. Survivng are Mrs. Joe (Margaret ) Lostell, Kippen; Mrs. Alma Lostell and Mr.s Robina McLeod , both of txondon; Mrs. Ben (Nettie) Tinney and Mrs. Wilmer (Ella) Dalryrhple of Exeter; twenty-three grandchildren; fifty-five great- grandchildren, and -one great gr eat granddaughter. Funeral service was held Monday, April 28th from the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home conducted by Rev. W.D.Jarvis. Intermen in Exeter Cemetery. Anglican Church Notes The . Rev. G.A.Anderson was in charge of the service at St. Pauls Anglican Church. The text of the sermon was 'from 2nd Timothy, Chapter 4 - 11. The flowers were in memory , of the late Mrs. Margaret Aldwinkle placed by the family. Obituary LLOYD THOMPSON Lloyd Thompson of Hensall passed away suddenly on April , 22, 1975 in his 54th year. He is survived by his wife, the ' fotmer Helen Parsons and one daughter, Elizabeth, '2 brothers, Elgin of R.R.#3, Kippen, Sidney • of Stratford, and one sister Mrs. Edna Manson of London. • A private funeral service was held April 24 from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in Hensall, with Rev, Don Beck Interment in Bayfield Cemetery. • Pallbearers were George Clifton, • Jack Peck, Ken McCowan, Lorne Thompson, Bert • Th orripson and Laird Finalyson. Mrs.Annie Cole who recently underwent surgery in St. Josep's Hospital, London is recuperating in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. Bruce Wilson of Vancouver, B.C. spent the weekend here visiting his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wilson who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exet, er. Mr. Wm. Soldan is a patient in South Huron Hogpital, Exeter. Mrs. Violet Northcott returned to her home last week after several days in Exeter Hospital. The Drysdales of the Home Hardware and staff attended a convention at Elmira on Monday. Wednesday morning Lawrence Wein of , Exeter entertained the residents by playing the piano and singing. Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Don Beck presided 'for the Church Service, with Louise Mitchell accompanying on the piano. The W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Rochus Faber in charge entertained by playing bingo and having a sing song. Visitors over the past week were.: Mary Goodwin with her father Wilfred. Cathy Bell with her mother, Mrs. Monteith; Roy Parlmer with his wife, Mary; Wilbert Dilling with his wife Anna; Sharon Doxtater and Pearl Passmore with Bernice Lavery; Mrs. MacDonald with her Mrs. Dorothy Brady of Exeter visited with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor on Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Bernard returned home after visiting relatives at Wroxeter. Several members of Amber Rebekah Lodge attended the 45th Anniversary, of Huronic Lodge on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Whitmore of Toronto visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Whitmore of Tuckersmith and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Harland of Clinton before leaving for Oromocia, New Brunswick where Ken will practice dentistry at the Canadian Forces Base there. husband Roy; Dorothy Brintnell, Sheila Craig, St. Marys and Coral Craig with Isabel Brintnell; Mrs. Reta Hem, Mrs. Carolyn Atkinson, Andrew Atkinson and Edna Anderson, also Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rouston with Mrs. Squire; Clarence and Anne Smillie, Harold and Mildred Shepard and daughter of Toronto, and Hazel McNaughton with Ada Smillie. Fred Taylor of Clinton visited Adelilne Tay 'tor; Mark Sproat of Huronview, Clinton visited his sister Isabel Sproat; Jack McDotigall visited Bella Drover; Verna Coates and Vera Pincombe of Exeter visited with Ruby Miners and Louise Mitchell; Les Mitchell visited with his mother Louise. Correspondent Mrs. R. Caldwell Mrs. Dick Corniih of Goderich visited with Mr. Robert Th omson on Thursday last, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper entertained at a family dinner on Sunday in honour of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooper,, who are celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary this, week. The funeral of the late Herbert Whiteman of Toronto and a former resident, of Kippen was held from the Bonthron Weslake Funeral Home on Monday. He is survived by one daughter, May and a sister Miss Maybelle Whiteman of Seaforth. The Rev. Mr. Stevens had charge of the service and interment was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Joanne Vorstenbosch, 11 year old great granddaughter of Robert Thomson of Kippen and daughter of Audrey and Bert Vorstenbosch, Mitchell' was awarded a $50 piano scholarship at the Stratford Music Festival:" Her 7 year old brother Bert won third prize in solo and teamed with Charlene Horan of Monkton won first prize in a piano duet eight years and under at the same festival. 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