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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-07-10, Page 13ALO VS11,A9NIGH Aloysta Nigh, 74, erHuronview, formerly of Seaforth died on Thursday June 27, 1985. Miss Nigh was born on October 1, 1910 in Seaforth. She was the daughter of Joseph and Matilda Nigh. Miss Nigh is survived by one sister, Sister Febronia of Mt. St. Joseph Mother House of London. She was predeceased by a sister Elizabeth and three brothers, Louis, Patrick and Joseph. Also surviving are three nieces and three nephews. Rosary prayers for Miss Nigh were held at the Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton on June 28. Miss Nigh was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Clinton and Requiem Mass was held on June 29 from the church with Father John. Pluta officiating. Interment was held in the Clinton Ceme- tery, Pallbearers were Ed Cappelli, George Tracey, mike Moriarty, Ken Reidy, Ken Dupee and Bill Brand. GEORGE GIBSON HEIBEIN George Gibson Heinbein, 88, of RR 1 Blyth and formerly of Brussels, died Friday, June 28, 1985' at Victoria HoSpital He is survived by his wife Charlotte; seven. daughters, Mrs: Vic (Jean) Fox, RR 3 Blyth, Mrs. Lorne (Gertrude) Lambkin, Fordvvich, Mrs. Gerald (Kathleen) Bridge, Brussels, Mrs. Allan (Ruth) Parkhouse, Atwood, Mrs. Bob (Julenia) Draper, Brussels, Mrs. Fred (Joyce) Jones, Milverton and Mrs. Thomas (Phyllis) Hanna, of Whilty; four sons, Stanley, Listowel, John, Guelph, William, Palmerston and Lloyd, Brussels. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs; Kate Consens, of British Columbia and Mrs. Annie Mitchell, of Molesworth; 42 grandchildren. and 41 great-grandchildren. Mr. Heinbehi rested at tire Brussels Chapel and a service was conducted from the M.L Watts Funeral Home on Monday, July 1, with Rev. Stanley MacDonald officiating, Honorary pallbearers were Lorne Lambkin Gerald Bridge,-Allan Parkhouse, Bob Draper Fred Jones and Thomas Hanna. As expressions of ,sympathy donations can be made to the Ontario Heart and Stroke foundation. EMILY "ALICE' SCOTT Emily "Alice" Scott, 89, of Brucefield died on June 26, 1985 at Seaforth Community Hospital. • Mrs. Scott was born in Stanley Township on September 14, 1895. She was predeceased by her parents Charlotte and William Henry Rattenbury. She was a member of the Brucefield United Church and a member of the UCW, Mrs. Scott is survived by her husband, -Ross Scott. The couple were married in Brucefipld United Church on September 26, 1925, Sheds also survived by her daughter, Mrs. Leon (Ruth )Rushcall of Victoria B.C. and one son, Ken of Brucefield. She is also survived by .eight grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Mrs. Scott is predeceased by one sister and one brother. Funeral services were held at Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton, on June 28 with Mr. Donald Moffat of Brucefield United Church officiating. Pallbearers were Aldie Mustard, Ivan- Wight/rum, Mac Wilson, all of Brucefield, Jack Davidson of Seaforth, John Broadfoor and Stuart Wilson of Brucefield. Interment was held at Baird's Cemetery in Stanley Township. GERTRUDE HANNAH BOWER Gertrude Hannah Bolger (born Payn), formerly of Brussels, died at Huronview, on July 4. She was 81. Mrs. Bolger was predeceased by her, husband, Harry James Bolger, who died Nov. 24, 1973. She was also predeceased by her brother Cecil Payne and sister Pearl (Mrs. Fred Fowler), and theit,Parents Bernice and Mary Ellen (Sinith). Mrs' Bolger retired"Aug. 31, 1961, after .serving as a Bell Telephone operator for 33 years at the tell Exchange of Listowel, Hanover, Goderich, Seaforth and Kitchener. She was also a member of the Tecumseh Council of the Telephone Pioneers of America. She is survived by her stepdaughter, Marilyn Engel, RR 2 Brussels, her stepson Jim, of Calgary, and her sister-in-law Mrs. Cecil Payne of RR 2 Bluevale. She is also survived by her nephews Ross Fbwler and' his wife•Mildred of Southampton, • Don Fowler and this wife Audrey of Port Elgin, Harvey Payne and his wife Marjorie of Wroxeter, Scott Payne and his wife Ola of RR 2 Gadshill, and her niece Joan (Mrs. Bill Adams) of Amherstburg. Funeral services were held July 6 at the M.L Watts Funeral Homes, Reverend Robin Lyons officiating. Burial was at the Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers were George, Steve, John, OBITUARIES Cecil and Mark Payne and Doug Goar. Flower bearers were Sharon Engel and Roseanne Burdett. JAMES THOMAS McFARLANE James Thomas McFarlane of Brussels died at the Wingham and District Hospital July 6. He was 85. He was the son of the late George McFarlane and Mary Ellen Turnbull, Funeral services were held at the Brussels • chapel of the Watts Funeral 'Homes July 8, with Reverend Victor Jamieson efficiatmg. Burial was at the Brussels Cemetery, Mr. McFarlane was a member of the Melville Presbyterian Church, of which he served as an elder on the board for many years. Donations may be made to the Melville Presbyterian Church Memorial. Fund. Pallbearers were Sam Sweeney, Graham 'Work, Jim Bowman, Lloyd Wheeler, Jim Cardiff and Clarence Bishop. The flower bearer was. Mr. McFarlane's grandson, Roger Evans. Mr. McFarlane was predeceased by his wife' Grace (Kernaghan), who died in 1960, and his brother Roy. \ He is survived by two daughters, 'Mary. Lou, (Mrs. Jack Fish) of Burlington and Jane (Mrs. Doug Evans) of Ethel. He is also survived by six grandchildren, and his sister 'Millie, of the CaUander Nursing Home in Brussels. $$$HOP THESE SUPER SPECIAL [ SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL GAY LEA BUTTER REGULAR SALTED 1 lb. • /Oa WHITE, CR. WHEAT, W. WHEAT ZEHRS BREAD FULL SIZE 675 g LOAF 5/ *MOT DUMPTY ALL VARIETIES POTATO • ,' CHIPS 200 g PKGS. 9 YE ALIVE , Fruit Bevernqv WICV,PUME KRAFT REGULAR OR LIGHT MIRACLE WHIP ONE LITRE 411 6 ASSORTED VARIETIES SWISS STYLE GAY LEA YOGURT C NEILSONS ORANGE, LIME, RAINBOW, RASPBERRY SHERBET FRUIT BEVERAGE TROPICAL CITRUS FIVE ALIVE 12 LITRE 4.1 Kg LAUNDRY DETERGENT SUNLIGHT ONE LITRE NORMAL OR 450 mL FLEX CONDITIONER 2.79 EXTRA BODY Ihrir If 4c7liagei Crest.' Crese1A-.., SPECIAL ASSORTED. VARIETIES KOOL-AID SUGAR SWEET 113 g PKG. 59' ASSORTED VARIETIES 603 9 HANDY CAN 59 2• KOOL-AID ASSORTED FLAVOURS 640 g QUENCH Aa CRYSTALS di•v r QUENCH ASSORTED 240 FLAVOR CRYSTALS 1:29 COCA COLA REGULAR DIET COKE SPRITE REGUUR DIET SPRITE ALL VARIETIES OF TAB FRESCA OR COCA COLA 750 mi. 490PLUS BOTTLES 30A DEPOSIT CHERRY, ORANGE, GRAPE, LEMON OR TROPICAL PUNCH GUIDO'S DELICIOUS FROZEN ICE JUICES PKG,OF 6 SPECIAL! AYLM R caKia1400041 EN RICE. CREAM OF CHOLER U OF CELERY. OR CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUPS woz. TINS FOR SPECIAL ASSORTED VARIETIES TANG FRUIT DRINKS 3's 750 mL 1.19 6 VARIETIES PEPPERIDGE FARMS 4.39 LAYER CAKES 369 9 49 EXTRA EXTRA PANtr, SOFT SENSE LOTION,49 REYNOLDS FOIL NUM WRAP 3.89 FOIL 12" w 100 R. 400 mi. CARNATION 350 9 MASHED POTATOES 139 INSTANT SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1985 WHITE . REGULAR 3'S 285 g LUX BAR SOAP .29 FOR 1 4 kg DISHWASHERS CALGONITE CATELLI 375 g FINE, MED., BROAD EGG NOODLES 79° ATELu OLD FASHIONED c, mL 3 VARIETIES SPAGHETTI SAUCE 1.89 DE-ALCOHOLIZED CARTON OF 1320 mL ST. CHRISTOPHERS 7 of ER. 4 s ern 9 ilartaglityoRK 1.49 CRANAPPLE, CRAM. COCKTAIL ao oz CRAM. GRAPE 139 750 mL 2.79 MADE FROM 500 ml PURE CORN MAZOLA OIL 1.79 HELM HMS MAYONNAISE 175 g CUPS FOR FROZEN 355 mL TIN HARDEE FARMS ASSORTED FROZEN VEGETABLES PINK OR WHITE ZEHRS NIAGARA FROZEN LEMONADE NEILSONS ASSORTED POPSICLES GRANDMA MARTINS FROZEN PIE SHELLS McCAINS TIVOLI MOZZARELLA WESTONS SUPER SESAME HAMBURGER OR WIENER ROLLS LIQUID MILE WISK DETERGENT RYVITA REGUUR OR W. WHEAT SNACKBREAD VOORTMAN OATMEAL CHIP OR O.T. OATMEAL COOKIES DARES POPULAR SUPER FREEZE POPS NER,SONS REGULAR OR CALIFORNIA ICED TEA MeLARENS ' 3 VARIETIES DILL PICKLES HABITANT MORNING DELIGHT JAMS SALADA ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS PKG. OF 12 1.39 454 g 1.89 340 g 2.99 8's 890 2 LITRE 4.99 500 g 1.99 ONE LITRE 1.59 200 g 450 g 1.49 900 ml 1.29 POPULAR TOOTHPASTE TWO LITRE REGULAR, MINT, OR GEL FABRIC SOFTENER CREST SNUGGLE 150 mL TUBE 401oo. 1.11 ( DETAILS IN ALL STORES THESE SPECIALS I HIGHWAY NO.8 AVAILABLE ONLY IN: MON., TOES. P TO 6 P.M. WED., THE., FRI. • 9 TO Y P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P,M. GODERICH 1 kg PKG. 179 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 12.5 oz. $1 TINS FOR 1 VARIETIES 500 ml 2.29 2.19 JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO.4) WINGHAIV1 975 WALLACE AVE. N. L1STOWEL INTERSECTION HWY. NO, 4 AND 83 EXETER MON., TOES., WED, • 9 TO 6 P.M. THUF1S„ FRI. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. VISOMIER61011MIMilt. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 10, 1985 a BS SHCF residents attend parade for Tuckersmith The holiday weekend was a busy one. The Seaforth Health Care Facility had a bake and penny, sale and an afternoon tea table with proceeds to the Altzheimer's Society. Saturday afternoon residents went to see the beautiful parade the Tuckersmith Sesqui- centennial put on. • " Sunday afterran visitors inclu Dor- othy Dillon, who visited Mabel H dy, Mary Ryan and Rose Murray. Mary Lamont visited Kelly. Gladys Ruston was home in Stratford for the, day with her family.^ Isabel Scott came in to see husband Bill. Ruth Noll went home for the weekend with her husband Oscar to Palmerston. Leo O'Sullivan went out for the afternoon with his brother Jim. ' , • Allen Kemp visited wife Online Kemp. Allen Murray, London, visited his grand- mother and Mary Margaret Maloney. Gib Murray was in to see Rose Murray. Mang Garrett and Jim Coneway, Hayfield, and Ethel Giffin with her son Melville, Sarnia, visited Mabel Handy. Kaken and Al Geddes visited Carol Geddes. Dave and Eva Netzke went out for, the afternoon to Pat and Rose Altman's home. Marjorie Maloney came in and took Harold home for the afternoon. Rose Murray attended her grand- daughter's wedding in St. Thomas. She was accompanied by her grandson Don Murray and his wife Christine. • , Ede Dow enjoyed, the day out with his daughter Mabel Clark at tayfield. Elmer Bakscy and Pat Ryan attended the Canada Day fireworks display at SDHS with Yenny Dimaline. Administrator Anne Helm is away on holiday. Residents join in wishing her an enjoyable one. Many thanks go out to all who helped in any way for the Altzheimer's fundraiser. • DOLMAGE— WALKER Douglas James Dolmage and Karen Lynn W alker were married Saturday, June 291 1985 at londesbOro United Church by Rev. Dave Snihur. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dolmage of RR 1 Londesboro and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jackson of Goderich. Best man was Earl Dolmage of Elora, brother of the groom, and ushers were Frank Dolmage of RR 1 Seaforth, brotherof the groom. and Tim Scott of Kitdiener, brother-in-law of the bride. Maid of honor was Shelly Cooke of Goderich, friend of the bride, and bridesmaids were Rosanne Dill of London, niece of the groom, and Doreta Jackson of Kitchener, sister of the bride. A reception was held at the Blyth Community Centre. Following a wedding trip to Southern Ontario the couple now reside in Blyth, Frank Phillips photograph Stratford woman wins quilt draw A Stratford woman was the winner of a quilt during Tuckersmith Sesquicentennial activities, Mrs. Ross MacLean, of Huron Street, was the lucky winner of a handmade quilt. In the same draw Toby Phillips, of Egmondville, won $100 and Shannon Craig, of RR 1 Walton, won $75. In an auction Louis McNichol purchased a quilt made by women of the Kippen East Institute. Mel Graham purthased the Tucker- smith Ladies quilt. BIRTHS LESLIE: Craig is very happy to announce the birth of his sister Carrie Louise 7 lb. 3 oz. on June 25 at Stratford General Hospital. Proud parents are Graeme and Louise Leslie. For the second time around spoiling privileges go out to Ferg and Teresa Feeney, Dublin and Neil and Orell Leslie of Mitchell, • CLAESSIINS: Frank and Debbie Clae_ssens of Milton, Ont. are proud to announce the arrival of their 8 lbj13 oz. baby girl. Jennifer Lynn on June 18th. Proud grandparents are Matthew and Martha Claessens of Dublin and Jan and Joyce Van Vliet Brussels. MONTGOMERY: Bob, Janice and Michael • are so proud and happy to announce the birth of their son and brother Robert Carl Ross. (Robbie) on June 25, 1985 at Seaforth Community Hospital. Proud grandparents are Marjory Montgomery and the late Ross Montgomery of Seaforth and Carl and Edith Priestap, Bornholm, and great grandmother Esther Harloff of Mitchell. Helen Ross of Kitchener is visiting in Seaforth and Clinton with friends. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mero have returned from a two week vacation to Northern Alberta and British Columbia, While there, they visited with Mr, and Mrs. Tom Malone and family ''HAPPY BIRTHDAY OCEAN SPRAY Happy 27th birthday Clair, July. 15 from your two favorite girls.