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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-10-21, Page 22LL,,,,,,,,,,,nrosr•ILLrer••11,NrrrILre4,11•••11,r,t,,t,,r,17,77,7, •• • Obituaries THANKS FOR 25 YEARS — Marion Gordon, centre, has been an active Seaforth W.I. member for 25 years.At last week's meeting, she was presented with a life membership by W.I. president Doris Hugill,-and Ruth People, right. (Photo by Watson) MEET AT THE EXPOSITOR — Newspaper correspondents do a lot of talking to the people in' their area, but they don't often get a chance to talk to each other. That was remedied at the open house that the Expositor had for its correspondents on Friday. Among those attending were Mabel Turnbull, who writes from Kilbarphan, Winn McLean, Expositor proof reader, Pearl McFarlane who writes the Years Agone, Betty McCall, Walton correspondent and Carole Geddes, Egmondville correspondent. (Expositor Photo) I. SHELBY KNITWEAR' • 1 MILLION DOLLAR(a1,000,00000) Going Out of Busines LIQUIDATION SALE of the complete stock of new Fall 1976 and Spring 1977 sportswear consisting of over 100 different styles of new Sweaters, Jackets and 'Jeans—all with the famous SHELBY label, right from.the factor.., at the corner of King & Thames Streets in LONDON, ONTARIO, o 1/2 The Regular Retail Price This Sale will open to the public at' 10 a.m. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21st ALL SALES-CASHorAPPROVED CHEQUE - • ALL SALES ARE FINAL 1011,M. tu 9P.M. 10 A. M, to 9 P.M. 10 A.M. to OP.M, 10 A, M. to 6 ".M, 1.0 A.M. -to 6P.M. .10 to 6P.M. 10 A.M. to 913.14. 10 AJA.lo 9P.M. 10 A.M. to OPAL THURSDAY, OCT. 21st - FRIDAY, OCT. 22nd • • SATORDAY,'OCT..23rd - MONDAY, OCT, 25th • - TUESDAY, OCT. 26th — WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2/th • THURSDAY, OCT, 28th . ERIAV, OCT. 20th • SOUR& 30th vrievirmaramr SALE HOURS u a 111.:(1. 1,14uklitor 1[.,[fl Pro, Ohl 14111) wise , rritririiif, 116401.411rinoiffirlrr hintorigey,',1 • ris,....•••40411•10,V1i1r r Q4041. Orri• . C't3t #1114.1 OM 04160 Cif theitectoiV. • L, HURRY INTEREST FREE & CASH REBATE PROGRAMS on most new equipment new. & used tractors EXPIRES OCT.31 • WINTER STORE HOURS 8 at» to 5:30 pm Mon. to Fri. Sam to 12 noon Sat. SEAFORTH 527-0120 Over 7,500,000 Canadians join• the interna- tional Credit Union family of more than 90,000,000 meniberi, across seventy nations, in celebrating International Credit Union Day on this date. Throughbut. October, designated as Credit Union Month, credit unions around-the world participate in tributes to the growth of this re- markable movement which' has helped bring stability and improvement to the personal fi- nancial affairs of so many millions in every corner of the globe. Credit Unions were a good idea when they started in Canada in 1900. They're an even better idea now! ' During Credit Union Month drop into your Credit Union. And why not make a point of introducing a new member while you're there! Clinton Community CREDIT UNION INTERNATIONAL CREDIT UNION DAY 1976 FIO Station Wagon -Front Wheel Drive Geald's Datsun Anniversary Price $3,785.00 Datsun Discount $100.00 $3,685.00 Local_ Freight PD1. Tax and Licence Extra 1076 B210 S. 2 Door Sedan with radio Side moulding and Pin striping Gerald's Datsun Anniversary Price Datsun DiscoOnt $3,190.50 Local Freight PD1 Tax and Licence Extra $3,294.50 $ 100.00 Thurs., Friday .'& Sat. only It's my 25th Wedding Anniversary and to Celebrate I'M PASSING SAVINGS TO YOU! 1976 JHL 710 2 door Datsun's Luxury Model with Radio Side mouldings and pin striping Gerald's Datsun Anniversary Price $4,049.50 Datsun Discount $ 100.00 $3,949.50 Local Freight POI Tax and Licence extra 22,THE wioN• EXPOSITOR, OOTOREK 970 0 Marion Cordon . h ip Anne Anne James and EliZabeth Watson of Egmondville enter- tained ,with pictures and commentary of their holiday in Egypt and Greece this summer at the public relations meeting of the Seaforth Women's Institute last week. J They wore the dress the . Egyptian farmer wears while working in the fields. They found the climate very hot, but said the flowers were beautiful. Farmers use oxen to do the work in the fields and the camel was an unique mode of transpor- tation to the tourists. Things were very cheap, they said and most things are bought by the barter system. Much of the area is sandy desert with some areas made very productive for agriculture by use of irrigation. The „ancient pyramids were remarkable for their great size and wonderful existence through the centuries. The speakers were introduced by Mrs. E. Papple and thanked by Mrs. John E. MapLean and presented with a gift. A life membership and pin was presented to Mrs. Ross Gordon for 25 years 4)f _membership by Mrs. G. Papple and a corsage was pinned on by Mrs. H. Hugill. President Mrs. Harold Hugill `Opened the meeting with a. poem "October Days" and welcomed all present. The program was prepared by. Mrs. G. Papple and Mrs. E. Papple and Mrs. G. Papple opened the program with a poem "The Beauty of a Verse." Elim- ination contest was conducted by Mrs. E. Papple with winner being Mrs. M. McNairn. Guests were present from Hurondale, Kippen, Hensall and Zurich Women's Institutes, also from Court Constantine of Kinburn and the Tuckersmith Ladies Club. • Several musical numbers were played by the "Jet Set," Kathy and Brenda Coleman, Susan and Cheryl McAllister, Mrs. Tom Papple favoured with a solo "Make the World go Away." A reading "The Model T" was given by Mrs. Clarissa Stewart. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs.' O. MacKenzie and lunch was served, convened by Mrs. A.' Crozier and Mrs. G. Papple. Lucky chair prizes were won by Mrs. Eileen Townsend,,Tucker- smith Ladies Club and Mrs. Joyce Pepper of HenShIl Women's Institute. Obituary MRS. C.DOW Mrs. Earle C. Dow of RR 2. Staffa passed away suddenly at Victoria Hsopital, London. She was the former Beatrice Lillian Kearney and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kearney. She was born in Huron County, September 9,-1910. She was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church and the Glen Govvrie Women's Institute. She is survived by her husband, who she married 40 years ago; and six daughters, Shirley, Mrs. Thompas Phillips of Alvinston; Helen, Mrs. John McLeod; Wallaceburg;Maxine, Mrs. Wm. Clarke, London; Mrs. Amy Gethke of Mitchell; Mabel, Mrs. James. Clark of Bayfiedl; and Mrs. Carrie Chilvers of London. Also surviving are twelve grandchildren. She was predeceased by one brother in 1950, The late Mrs. Dow rested at the Heath-Leslie Funeral Home where the funeral service was Wednesday. October 20, at 2 p.m. The interment was in Roy's Cemetery. for * paints & Crafts EVigk HACKATIII, Mrs. Ethel ' Rackwell of Huronview (formerly of Walton/ passed away Oct. 7, 1976 in London on her 76th birthday. She was the former. Ethel Anna Reid,, daughter of the,late Robert Reid and Catherine Campbell of McKillop Township. In 192.3 she was married to J. Elmer Rockwell , who predeceased her in 1943. Mrs.Hackwell was a member of Duff's United Church. Walton. Surviving are two daughters, Lois, Mrs. Rae Houston, Grey Township; Marjory, Mrs.Doug. Fraser, Morris Twp.; one brother Aelson Reid of Walton. two sisters, Edna, Mrs. Wes Hackwell, Walton, Marjorie, Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, McKillop Twp.,nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She .was predeceased by .4 *t,Pr HarriPi. MrS[7, Josefili Elaekwell in 1927. The funeral service was held at [44[-A , Aigivrai Saturday, October 9th at-2 p.m. with Rev. Ed, Baker officiating, Interment [ followed in Maidandbank - Cemetery, Seafortb• Pallbearers were five grandsons, Clayton Fraser, Philip Blake. Dennis Mathers, Robert Ralston,- Murray Houston and[ a nephew Jack Malwain. Flower- bearers were two nephews, Bill Coutts and Gerald Ryan, [ 'DR. DAVID GRAUBERT Dr, David Graubert died suddenly October 10, 1976, at Coney Island Hospital, New York. He is survived by hi's wife, Dorothy, (nee McGuire, formerly I 4.44.(o0 Oeutnalhaal.M., ife member * Painting & Decorating * Insulation * Roofing - Construction * Small Appliance Repair * :General Maintenance f NO .1013 IS TOO SMALL [ Jr • +St * The Maintenance People" Mdin St., Seaforth 627-0898 aliititkatrareat[fSMONINKAA j;,,Orr, ••••••••Fr,4,,,,Of,t1rir. r .,,A4, 1111.11.111111011.1.1006.11111.11110.10111111111.11.0111111.11., -.1 1976 F 10 .2 Door Sedan Front Wheel Drive Gerald's Datsun Anniversary Price Datsun Discount $3,575.00 "$100.00 Special Sale PrlOs $3,475.00 Local Freight PDI. Tax and Licence Extra of 04se Lirk •Clinton) and his. children ,John, Cathy and Timothy. One sister, Mrs. Martin, Tauber, Paris, France. 41.5P survive • 134-Tial was, at NIQIntt Ansarat CeMetery, Long [ Island, New. York. WEDDING INVITATIONS ) THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE527-0240 SEAFORTH $3,770.00 $100.00 ' ..... f41. L. 19i6 PL 620 Sport Truck Regular Gerald's Datsun Anniversary Price DattUn DiScount $3,670.00 Local Freight, PD1. Tax and Licence Extra DATSUN LTD. Seaforth •