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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-16, Page 10tiPRON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 16, 1975 Funeral MRS. ANNIE COLE Mrs. Annie (Eyre) Cole, widow of the late William A. Cole passed away in South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Tuesday Odtober 7th in her 81st year. Surviving is one son Alvin, R.R. 2', Staffa, one brother' Campbell Eyre, Hensall, and two, grandchildren, Donald and Jeah Cole. Funeral service was held from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel on ,,,,Friday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Donald Beck, officiating. . • „ Interment in MacTaggart's Cemetary. An Expositor Classified 'Will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. Happenings • accompanied her husband to the fpme . ..... Mrs. 'Margaret Larson, Mrs. Buela Smith, Mis. Belle Reid and Bill Parker of Bayfield visited the latter's • sister • Clara Featherston last week. .Mrs. Shirley Prouty of Exeter visited with Lin Latimore, Roy McDonald and Alex, Barrett. Mrs.Roy McDonald visited her husband Roy McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararas, Toronto and ,Mrs. Edna Caldwell of Exeter visited their mother Mrs. E. Sararas. Cora Alcock 'was visited by Mrs. Mitchell of Brussels and Mrs. Lillian Beer. llla . Dunn, Greta and- Amy Larrimie visited Vera Lammie. Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander visited Mrs. Sararas, Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander visited Mrs. Sararas, Mrs. Smillie, Mrs. Lavery' and Mrs. tammie. ‘. Mrs. Milton every spent Sunday evening at) the home of her son - Mr. and Mrs.Robert Lavery. Weekly visitors were Roy Parimer, Wilbert Dilling, Milton Lavery, Mrs. Heywood, Mary Goodwin, Mrs. Schenk, Cathy Bell, Mrs. Faber. Free stone offer . NOW you can choose' a "Fdmily Jewel,Rinb" from our large Luray Gems Collection and if you act at once, we will give you one fee stone towards the total you need to represent your farriily. Every treasured ring is customsbt foKyou alone with the birthstone to symbolize each precious loved one'. 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He also commented on the services' available. He was' introduced by IvIrs.R. Bell and thanked by Mrs. Grant MacLean. Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse was in . charge of the program and opened by reading "Yesterday". Mrs. H. Caldwell commented on the motto, "Take time to stand and stare at the wonders everywhere".; The roll call was answered by naming "a product we would lack if the farmer never came back". Mrs. Grade DrummOnd, Public relations officer, presented a gift to the 4-H club leaders of the garden club, Mrs. M eGregor, Mrs. Beane, Mrs. Collins and Lynn Alderdice., Mrs. Vern Alderdice gave the report of the County Rally at Belgrave Mrs. Al Hoggarth, 1st Vice President, chaired the business portion and read.a poem "What is' a farmer?" Mrs. R. Bell conducted a contest and Mrs. C. Pullman gave courtesy remarks. Mrs. Grant MacLean and Mrs. Al Hoggarth served lunch. Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sim andCathie were, Mr. and Mrs. David Sim and Jennifer of Southwold, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Sim of Galt, Cambridge, Mr. Norman Sim and Miss Norma Hislop of Stratford and Mr. Keith Mouding of Abernethy, Sask.,, a friend of Norman and Norma. (Intended for Last Week) This community was suddened by the sudden death of Calvin Pressey in a car accident on Sunday night near Clinton. Correspondent Mrs. Rena Caldwell ' Mr, and Mrs. Lou Kirk and Paul Mansfield visited in the village ,recently.' Mrs. Sadie Wren has returned from a pleasant trip to British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs.Cameron 'Meths, Livonia, Mich. and Mrs. Margaret Hutchison, St. Th omas visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.L.Mellis. Mr. Kenneth Jones and Miss Anne Bolton, Kemptville spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones. Brucefield and Hensall Fire Departments responded to a call from John and Doug. McGregor when their dryer became overheated on Saturday night. County Rally Notes Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs, VernAlderdice, Mrs. Robert Kinsman and Mrs. Grace Drummond attended the Huron County Rally in Belgrave on Monday. Mrs. Walter Scott gave the history of quilts and commented on the many old and new quilts on display. Members will again contribute to the Children's Aid Bursary. Mrs. D. Haines commented on the bus trip to the National Convention. Miss. J. Pengilley made the presentation to Mary Edith Holland, the winner of the HuronCounty Scholarship. Huron South will hostess the 1976 County Rally. Kippen East Meets Don Pullen, Huron county's Agriculture Representative, was guest speaker at Kippen East Women's institute meeting, Brucefield Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBeath and son Scott were visitors recently. with Mr. /---McBeath' s mother. Mrs. J.W.McBeath. Mr. Wesley Ham spent Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs. A. Ham arid aunt Miss M. E. Swap.' Mrs. L. M. ,iBerrry spent Thanksgiving in Lender] with,,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Recent visitors at the home of Rev. E.S.Stephens were Mr. and Mrs. Al Blackmore, Newmarket, Ont., and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. • DeBruin,of Waseca, Minnesota. A good crowd attended thanksgiving service at Brucefield United Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.A. Cribbon, Dr. and Mrs. Terry K-aelns and family, Toronto, were Thanksgiving guests with Mrs. Sh uldice and Mrs. E. Paterson. Queensway Birthday greetings to Neil Regan who will celebrate his birthday Oct. 17th. Rev. Van Essen of Exeter conducted church service on Tuesday. Mrs. Van Essen - USE EXPOSITOR_ WANT 7 \ADS Phone 527-0240 CLERE-VU AUTO WRECKERS NEW, USED AND REBUILT trucks DUNLOP & REMINGTON Car, *truck and tractor tires TRACTOR. TIRE SERVICE REPAIR SERVICE Clinton 482-3211 Hwy. 8 W. of Clinton R.R.2, Clinton Correspondent Mrs. Hilda Payne A fund is being set up to aid Mrs. Elva ,Pressey and family after the recent death of Calvin in a Highway accident on October 5, as the remaining children at home are still all attending school, Donations may be left at either of the banks at Hensall. Please mark all cheques "The Pressey Family Fund Association". Unit 4 of Hensall U.C.W. met on ,Oct. 2 with 17 members answering the roll call with an interesting event of the summer holiday. Mrs. James McAllister chaired the meeting and opened with Galations 6.9 and gave the story of Dr. Switzer, followed by prayer. Mrs. Goerge Armstrong gave a fine devotional on her interpretation of the closing prayer that is sung at the conclusion of the Church Service. She read from the :Sermon on the Mount and spoke of God's promises and also from Hebrews 11 regarding Faith and closed the devotional with prayer. Mrs. Caldwell gave the :study. Mrs. Roobal, the hostess, and Mrs. Purdy collected the offering which was dedicated by Mrs. McAllister. Mrs. R. Errant reported a bale of 11 boxes sent to the London Mission. Mrs Tom ;Sherritt gave the Treasurer's report. Lunch was served by Mrs. Correspondent Mrs: Bertha MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn returned h ome from a pleasant holiday at Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararas of Toronto and Mrs. Edna Caldwell of . Exeter visited with their mother Mrs.E. Sararas, on the holiday. Mr. and Mr.s.Don MacLaren , Jodi and Brooke of Oakville spent the weekend holiday with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick and son Mark of , London were holiday visitors with the former's mother, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, Mr. and Mrs.Robert Price of 'Bloomington, Indianna visited last week with the latter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. ' Mr, and Mrs. Ron Passmore and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pever and family of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pollock and family of Hensall spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Edith Bell and Sylvia. Messrs. Jack and Al Corbett spent the weekend on a fishing trip to Silver Lake.. Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren, Purdy and her helpers. United Church Service ' Thanksgiving Sunday was celebrated at the United Church Service with Rev. Don Beek in charge and Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. The Thanksgiving sermon was entitled "Job's Thanksgiving and Ours", and the •choir sang the anthem, "Now let us all praise God and Sing". Flowers were from the funerals of , the late Alvin Pressey and Mrs .Annie Cole and the Corn muriion Table - and window sills were beautifully decorated with fall vegetables on the table. Unit I U.C.W. Unit 1 U.C.W. met on Thursday afternoon, October 9 with Verna Hay presiding. She opened the meeting with a poem entitled "Thanksgiving". Thanksgiving hymns were sung with Belva at the piano. Verna's devotional theme, "A peaceful mind generatds power" was taken from one of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale's booklets, giving many ' ways to gain a peaceful mind by emptying your mind of fears, hates, regeets and guilt feelings. Words such as "tranquillity, serenity" repeated have' a healing potency; everything passes away except God. He alone is sufficient. . Helen .Goddard gave a piano selection. Roll call was answered b'y fourteen members. Monthly donation to our adopted child in Burma and the offering was dedicated with a Thanksgiving prayer. A thank-you note from Lois Shapter was read. 'Will Beck gave a reading by Nellie McClung "Should women think?" Do we have too many Marthas and not enough Marys? she said. The meeting closed with Mispah the 'benediction. Hostesses, Vera Drysdale awl' Kay Elder served dainty lun during the social hour. Hensel! Sales Barn Supply consisted mainly of heifers. Demand was active and prices were up. Fat cattle: Heifers $41.50 - $49.60; Steers $48.00 - $53.75; Pigs: Weanlings $43.00 - $53.00, Chunks, $55.00 - $60.50. Personals Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. John Alderson who have moved to Hensall from St. Catherines and taken over the former Reid's Quick Lunches coffee shop on Highway 4. Mr. and Mrs.Dick Poore, Gayle and Elaiiie Bryanston visited over the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and" Jerry. They also visited with friends at Tobermory. \Relatives who visited with Mr. an& Mrs. Carl Payne for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payne of Tillsonburg, Mrs. Clair Payne of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Berdan of Union acid Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Payne of ,London. Mr.John Castledine, who has been• visiting with Mr. Bill Gibson for the past month, will be returning to Perth, Australia on Friday. Mrs. Cecil 'Pepper and Mrs. Carl Payne are attending the London Area Convention of the Women's Institute in St. Th omas on Wednesday and Thursday this week: 40, Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs: Gordon Schwalm', Mr. tDaisy Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland we Mrs. ' Margaret Consitt, N . Margaret Ingrade Mrs. Irene Finlayson and Leota, 'Isar's. Marjorie Windover, all from town and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston and Leota and John from Brucefield,, Mrs. Phyllis Mountford and Mrs. Marjorie Thorndyke from Clinton, Mrs. Mary Hoggarth from Kippen,, Mrs. Thorndykp has just returned from an extended visit in Northern Ontario. Mrs. Verna Twitchell, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter was able to return to her home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Allan and Mr. and Mrs. John Chappel returned home after spending the weekend' on a trip to Nashville, Tennessee. • Hensall town COutvil discussed increasing vandalism in the village during a *flouting Monday night. It was revealed that street lights and windows are being broken by children with pellet guns and stones, There have also been ineidents of break-ins at stores with merchandise being damaged. Council ,will attempt to find a solution to the problem. Council also passed a motion requesting the Ministry of Housing to ,conduct a survey in the village to determine the need for rent geared to income housing for senior citizens. The council agreed to contribute seven and ' one half percent of any losses arising from the operation of such housing. Councillor Harold Knight, reporting for the recreation F Legion ladies • plan party Correspondent Mrs. Bertha MacGregor The Ladies Legion Auxiliary held their meeting on Tuesday, evening in the Legion 'Hall with Mrs. Mona Campbell-'presiding. 'The members decided to hold a "Christmas Party" for the child- ren on December:7th and also to have the draw for the "Christmas Money Doll". They will canvass for the Institute for the Blind. The mystery prize was won by Gerry Chappel; the guessing prize by Joan Beierling; and the attend- ance prize by Iva Reid. Family honours Reids Miss Dorothy Farquhar of Toronto was a weekend visitor with her mother Mrs. Emma 'Fdrquhar. Miss Margaret Fuss returned to Hawaii after spending several weeks with her mother Mrs. Harry Fuss and brother Mr. and Mrs Wm. Fuss and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland, ,Gwen and Michael of Clinton were guests with Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster and' Bradley on Monday. committee, 'said that progress at the arena was being made on schedule. Leonard Erb will attempt . to find out the disposition of the creek cleaning project. ,Works superintendent Etnie Davis reported that catch basins have been cleaned, An ash tree at McQueen's will be removed. Sand, salt and snow chains were requisitioned. Council will investigate the possibility of sharing in the Wintario funds for expenses at the arena. Council were informed that if 100 percent of the village h comes hooked up to the sewer system, costs would be much. cheaper for all. It was revealed that one application had been received for funds available under the Home Renewal Program and Dave Sangster was hired to outline the work to be done. The reeve commented that it would be costly .to have a full-time building inspector as well as paying for the services of the county plumbing inspector and the hydro„inapector. ' • • Building permits were issued to Rene BoogemaPs to construct a sun deck and to S.G.Rannie to remove old cupboards and construct new ones. Dietmans Bakery received a permit to reconstruct the interior of a garage. Council approved the request of clerk Bob Heil to purchase a calculator. Prices will be obtained on, the purchase of a calculator. Pensions for municipal employees were discussed. James Hyde -was, named deputy fire chief, Accounts amounting to $9,435.49 were ordered paid. Henson area has Thanksgiving visitors Jodi and Brooke, Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Chapman, Wyoming and Rod Chapman of Mildmay were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman` on the holiday. , ;Mrs. Jack Corbett visited on Tuesday with her son-in-law and, - daug. hter, Mr wand Mrs. Robert'' Chaffe '& sons at Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell of Brussels spent Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Beer. Mrs. Pearl Shaddick spent 'Sunday with her sonde-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and family at Pine Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Passmore and family- of London were holiday visitors with the former's mother Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. Rev. W.D.Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church - on Sunday. The auditorium was tastefull3i decorated in keeping with the holiday. The choir sang the anthem "Near To The Heart Of God" accompanied by the organist Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. There will be no service on Sunday, October 19th owing to Anniversary services in Caven Church, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Jphn Reid were entertained by their family on October .4, with a small dinner 'par ty at the Bayview Inn, St. Joseph, and later at a reception at the Hensall Legion Hall to celebrate their 35th Wedding Anniversary. Abput thirty couples danced to music provided by disc jockey, Bob Duard, and the couple were presented with a .beautiful coloured family group " photograph, and two bouquets of flowers, gifts from the family and kends present. Personals .