The Huron Expositor, 1978-10-26, Page 24 (2)Choir members board the bus
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CUTS & CURLS
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Seaforth
by Beth
527-1913
Elizabeth Dougherty
1'd like
to help you Kids
bUlt 0•0
When you're only six years old and its your first Hallowe'en for
UNICEF.; those "buts" can really hurt. Like "I meant to get
some Change but ..." Or "Sure I care about kids but .. ."
Those little spooks and goblins know that 300
collected in their orange and 'black boxes
often means the difference between life
and death.to a small, friendless human,
somewhere in this world.
So at Hallowe'en, when the young voices
call "Trick or Treat for UNICEF",
please don't give them .any "buts."
Help them to show their concern for
the world'S destitute children by
putting a few coins in the UNICEF
box. That kind of caring is desperately
needed in our world today.
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LOCATED 2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON
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the store with your everyday bargains"
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The postal strike creates
problems for everybody and
particularly for weekly news-
papers who depend Cln the
post office not only— to
digtribute papers to its
subscribers but also to bring
in correspondence and
advertising copy.
Despite the strike and
thanks to the conscientious
manner.in which the majority
G.R. HENDERSON
George Roy • Henderson,
77, of Clinton, died Friday at
Huronvicw, Clinton, where
he had resided for the past
three years.
He .was the son of late
James B. Henderson and the
forriter Bella Ltive of McKtillop
Township. In' early life he
was a farmer and then moved
to Ste, Marie where he was a
clerk . for 23 years until
retiring to Clinton where he
resided for eight years., '
He is survived by• a brother
Thomas Arthur Henderson,
and a nephew,. Larry Hender-
son. both of Wingharn.
Friends were received .at
Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home, Seaforth where ser-
vice was held Monday at 2
p.m. with Rev. James Van-
slyke officiating.
Burial was in Maitland-
bank Cemetery,
scribers however who are in
areas still strike bound and
as • a result where
delivery will depend on the;
resumption of mail service,.
In the -meantime we will.. do
our best to serve those who
can be reached and are
hopeful that our ' other
subscribers will understand
our difficulties.
Edwin (fed). three grand-
children. one brother E.C.
Harvey. Bangor. Michigan,
and one sister Mrs.. Gladys
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HAZARDS, OF MIGRATION — Weather is responsible
for many of the hazards which waterfowl encounter
during migration. One of the most 'unusual .
situations develops when the birds encounter rain
at near-freezing conditions. Under the right set
of circumstances, ice will gradually build up on
the birds wings, finally forcing them to the ground.
Some of the documented accounts report, "ducks
falling from the sky':, the birds apparently!flying—
until they were incapable of staying airborne any
longer and making "forced landings" on roads,
fields, • and villages.
14 Wilma Oke
Thirty-eight members. of
the senior choir at Seaforth
Public School. under the
direction of music teacher
Carolyn Griffin, entertained
war veterans at West-.
ninister campus of Victoria
Hospital Thursday.
Seaforth branch No, 156 of
Royal Canadian Legion ar-
ranged the visit by providing ,
a bus to take the students to
London.
The veterans at West-
ninister though grateful for
the visits of fellow veterans
and friends, said how much
they would enjoy a visit from
children. This is the One
thing they miss most during
their years in hospital. •
The students sang and
cfanced for the patients and ,
then mingled among them
with the 38 dozen homemade
cookies they had made for
them.
Teacher Edna Bell and a -
number of. members of
Seaforth Legion and a,tixiliary
ems accompanied • Griffi
kind the children.
The party was a success
sand the. veterans de- '
lighted with their .young
, visitors.
Seaforth principal Paul
Carroll remarked "I think the
children benefitted from the
visit even more • than the.
veterans."
hoir
'sits
vets
McLar non, ' Seaforth. The
burial took place , 'in •
Houghton Lake, Michigan on •
Oct. 20.
Shop early while Pi; selection is at, its best.
A complete selec tonof Butterick patterns
available
Vogue mail order service
ew it up early
for Christmas
A large selection of printed & Main
New Shipment of
CORDUROY 45
Brown, Navy, Camel
_to go with Challis Prints
as well"as q good selection of
WOOL BLENDS
LARONE'S
Seaforth
FLANNELETTES
Edelweiss Lodge
Officers installed
obituatiea
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to weil
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in Area Churches - .
Worship
OCTOBER 29
FIR. ST PRESBYTERIAN
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MINISTER
ORGANIST
Goderich St.,
.
Seiv'ice & Church
Nursery
The Masonic
guests will
ALL WELCOME
W.,
Rev.
Provided
Lodge
be attending.
Mrs.
Seaforth
T.A.A.
School
and
D.
their
CHURCH,
Duke-
Carter
11:15
.
The Rev.
10 a.rn.
ANGLICAN
James
Sunda),
23rd Sunday
Special
R. Brom-1foot
October
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CHURCH
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13.,\ .. 1 .11iN •
29.
after '1," Ili %
Children s Sri% ice
, - .
Area con dons are. invited to take advantage of
the chute dire oryto announce their church services
each week, • Church directory announcements are
available for a thininithr 'of n consecutive weeks in
units of two tolUritii Indies at 52 per unit. Changes in
copy inay be Made each week but must be received
before 110i0t1 on Suesday.
of the post offices serving
`this area are carrying on
their. duties, , most _sub-
scribers in Hhron and Perth
received last week's paper
and also will receive their
papers this week. Most
correspondence • too .. was.
'received in time for inelusion.
in the paper .
There will be other sub-
sister Ella Irvine of Alberta,
and brothers Ralph Irvine of
Saskatchewan. Kenneth
Irvine of British Columbia.
Leonard Agar of London and
Harry Agar of St. Thomas,
Mrs. Dennis was born is,
Swift Current. Saskatchewan
and married William Dennis
in, Walton in 1,937. She
resided on a farm in MeKillop
Township until the couple
retired to Stratford in 1967.
, Mrs. D5f1iis NA as a meniher
of Parkview-- ited -Church.
Stratford'.
The funeral service was
conducted .,by Rev. Roy L.
Babstock from Box Funeral
Home, Seaforth on Tuesday,
Oct. 24 at 2 p.m. Internment
was in Brussels Cemetery.
The pallbearers were
Donald Gray, Donald Dennis
Murray Dennis. Stanley
Hilton, Campbell Wey, ,and
Bert Dennis. Flowerbcarers
were Robert 'McMichael,.
William Roe, Jack Bosnian
and Lloyd Wheeler. •
A.GORDON' HARVEY
In Naples Florida on
.October 15. A. Gordon
Harvey died in his 71st year.
He was the son of the late
Wesley and Mary (Cuchnore)
Haney of KipPen: He was
prodecea sett by his wife
Margaret • and one brother
W.J, Harvey of London.
Surviving are one son
Established 1876 ,
McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
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HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT
Mrs. Margaret Sharp. See. Treas., Ph. 527-0400.
FULL, ,,OVERAG..
Farm and Urban Properties
' .. 'Fire, Windstorm, Liability, Theft
Various Floater Coverages
Homeowner's ,Tenant's Package, Composite Dwelling'
' Directors and Adjusters
Ken Carnochan, R.R.04,Seaforth ' .527-1545
Lavern Godkin, R.R.#1, Waltdn 5274877
Ross Leonhardt, R.R.141, Bornholm 345-2234
John McEwing, R.R.#1, Blyth ' ' 523-9390
Stanley•McIlwain, R.R.#2, Goderich 524.7051
----Dortald-McKerchertft:R:.#1, Dublin •• • 527-4837
John A. Taylor; R.R.#1, B'rucelield 482-7527
..l.fstifrewartha, Box 661, Clinton 482-7593
' Stuart Wilson, R.R.#1, Brucefield 527.0687
• AGENTS . ,• -
James Keys, R.R.#1, Seatorth 527.0467
Wm. Lelper, R.R.01, Londesboro 523-4257
Steve J. Murray, R. R.#5, Seaforth 345r2172
CALL AN AGENT OR. THE OFFICE
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WILLIAM HENRY WOLFE
William Henry Wolfe,
R.R. 1, Bornholm, passed
away Saturday, Oct. 2,1 at the
Seaforth Community
Hospital. He was born at
Walkerton, Sept. 7, 1894, the
son of the late Louis VVOlfe
and the former Elizabeth
Phillips.
For many years. he and his
• wife operated a general store .< at Slabtown. He is survived.
by his wife, the former
Dorothy Alice Scoines and
two sisters, Norma (Mrs.
• Samuel Eby) of Waterloo and
'Elsie (Mrs. Crawford Miller)
of Kitchner. He was pre-
deceased by two sisters and
three brothers. •
The late Mr. Wolfe rested
at the Health-Leslie Funeral
Home where the funeral
service was held on Mon.
Oct. 23 with Rev. Michael
boulger of Monkton United
Church officiating. The pall-
bearers were Gerald and
' Sheldon Wolfe, Irvin and
George Brodhagen, Ronald
Rose, and Leonard Domm.
The interment was in Wood-
,. land Cemetery.
MRS. WILLIAM 3. DENNIS
I Beatrice Olive (Agar)
'Dennis, 64, died in Stratford
General Hospital• On Sunday,
'October 22, Mrs. Dennis.
`formerly of MeKillop town-
ship resided at 30 Gordon
'Street, Stratford.
- Mrs. Dennis is Survived by
)ter husband, William 3.
Dennis and children Mary.
clvIrs. Keith Talton of Strat-
ford and Geraldine, Mrs. Hal
Gaertner of London. She is
also survived by two grand-
4fildren, Sherri and Melanie
Gaertner, Mrs. Dennis is
Mau survived by her parents
John Agar' and Clara (tell)
_Agar bf brayten, Ontario.
Other Survivors are her
twin sister,,Myrtle, Mrs.
Harold Wo1 of Alberta;
ANNIVERSARY gRvicEs
BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH
Sun.,Oct.29
1l a.m. Rev, Bob McMullen preaching:
Guest ,Solist: Mrs. Ruth Owens
8 p.m, Religious musical "The Miracle Worker"
performed by lute Fordwich United Church
Choir.
The Edelweiss Rebekah
Lodge. of Seaforth had as
their guests for their regular
meeting Ruth Rebekah lodge
of Stratford, Sister Margaret
Greensides leaded the Instal-
ling' team. Seaforth's own
District Deputy, of Huron
district 23 Sister Kathleen
Cuthill took charge.
New , officers for 1978 &
1979 are: Noble Grand, Sis-
ter' Esther Campbell'. Vice
Grancli‘Sister Marion Rose:
Treasuilsk Sister Margaret
Sharp; Financial Secretary.
Sister Ruth Campbell', Re-
cording Secretary, Sister
Ruth Papple: Jr. Past Noble
Grand, Sister Mildred Kerr.
Appointed officers are:
Warden. Sister" Margaret
Carter: Conductor, Sister
Hazel MeGongile:4 Chaplin.
Sister Lillian Gfummett:
Musician, Sister Irene Smith;
Color Bearer, Sister Helen
Scott; RSNC, Sister Rachel
Mehl; ISNG,' Sister Karen
Roberts: RSNG. Sister Mae
Habkirk; LSVG, Sister
Beatrice Campbell: Inside
Guardian, Sister Annie
Malcolm; Ouside Guardian,
Margaret Bennett. After of-
ficers were all installed Sister
Esther CampbelLtoo_k_charge.
Sister M. Greensides brough t
greetings and good wishe.,
from Ruth Rebekah lodge.
Sister Kathleen Cuthill
thanked everyone for their
Classified Ads pay dividends
cooperation, She gave a very
informative paper on how
Rebekah lodges originated.
Next meetin will be on the
eyeing of Nov, 13th at 7:30
p.m. At 8:30 p.m. members
are having a progressive
euchre with everVone wel-
come. Sister Mildred Kerr
presented Sister Kathleen
Cuthill with a corsage and a
gift from Edelweiss lodge.
Buffet lunch served by Sister
Rachel Riehl and her com-
mittee concluded the even-
ins:
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