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WELSH FARMERS IN SEAFORTH — The
Junior FarmerS exchange visitors from Wales
„..1-1 had a barbecue supper in Seaforth last week,
before they left for home. Most reported a great
tlme in Canada.
•
Welsh'...-barbecue - her
The 33 junior farmers for
Wales who were paying a
return visit to Junior Farmers
in Hun*, Bruce ,and Grey„
counties were at Vincent
Farm Eituipinent Ltd_ far a
pork barbecue tam. 8.
"I think it's tremendous
local Juniar. Farmers here in
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"Thanksgiving Day" was
celebrated at Seaforth Manor
and visiting with Frank Case
were his mother Mrs. M.
Case, his sister Mrs. Mary
Morse of New. York State,
neice Mrs. Carol Wilson of
New York State, and Mrs.
Pat Stritehley of California.
Mr. lames Nolan was
visitearbY daughters Marie
and Bar-Ay.
Mr. Erle Daw was out
.Sunday afternoon with his
daughter Mrs. Mabel Clark
of Bavfield.
Mr. Earl McSpadden of
Winthrop visited his abut
Mrs. Minnie Hawley,
Mts. Cassie Nicholson vis-
ited onurra.lay.
Mrs. Uth Noll spent
Thanksgiving weekend at her
home in Palmerston with her
Mrs. Marlene Shore of
Godefich visited her aunt
Mrs. Ruth Noll Friday after-
noon;
Mrs. Bruce Hedges of
Staffordville visited with her
son Wayne Hedges on Wed-
nesday.
Residents enjoyed an ev-
ening of old tyme music and
singing and dancing Friday
evening. They were enter-
tained by, Mr. Elgin Nott,
violin; Mrs., Edith Nat;
piano; Mrs. Wilma McLean,
accordian, and Mr. Art Fin-
layson, guitar, Charles Ross
impressed to ail who
took d refreshments
were sery
- Mr. -David McKnight of
Egmondville U.C. conducted
services Wednesday after-
noon. Mts. McKnight assist-
ed at the piano for the
hymns, followed by a social
half hour.
Thursday afternoon bowl-
ing saw Harold Walsh with
the high. score' of 165. Len
Bloomfield's team won over
• 141.411.0NON
kficimei Bunion, 62.
al 90 Main St. N. Seaford,.
died Sat., Oct. PI 1981 at
**forth Community Hospi-
nd.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Jeanette Beni:niter; a
aon„ Gary of Withrop; two
daughters, Mrs. Jim (Marie) Paint, .of Seaforth. and Mrs.
Bob eteSii) Machan. of
BOON 'We brothers. Jerry of
04OlP,11 and .Peter. of Sea-
teeth and*?1$-.. sisters. Mrs.
.RAy- (Adrient:ke) Hutchinson,
of -.060141le and nets.
Itit/Ahts4e. AA? are. eight .groon#.
rail,
He .was: predeceased- by.
nvOf 'Sisters. Dortdby and
Fiends *ere reeeiyed at
the Whitiley4ibey `'funeral
horde,. 87 Croderich St. W..
Seaforth after 7 p:m. Satur-
day until Monday where the
M1144 Of Christian Burial was
held jit St. ,James Roman
Catholic Church. Seaforth,
11 a.m. Burial followed in
St. James Church cemetery.
Rosary -prayers were said
at the funeral home Sunday
at 8:30 p.m. Fathei•Caruana
Mit:WO at the funeral
mass, assited by Knights of
Columbus Chaplain Father
P.A. Oostveen.
Pallbearers were: Leo
Hagan, Art Devereaux. Jack
McLlwain, Ron Driscoll, Bill
Kelley and Jim Kelly.
HARBURN
Norman J.F. Harburn, 67
of Cromarty, died Fri., Oct. 9
1981 at Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Born in Hibbert Township,
he was the son of the late
Francis Huhu= said the late
former Eliza Mary Riley. He
formed moat of his life.
Surviving are his wife, the
farmer Hazel Dodds; fixir
brothers, Fred, -of g.R1,
Staffs. Billk of Staffa, Ernest,
'-atR.R. 2, Saff and Alonzo, of
Welibnin; three sisters, Mrs.
Edwin (Sarah) Dick of Hen
sill, Mrs. George (Freda)
' Boa, of Hensall, and Mrs.
Harry (Lorene) Burns, of
Kitchener. Alp surviving
are seveal nieces and
Elmer Ba.kcsy team.s by
nearly 100 points. ,
Visiting with Wilber Keyes
was Mrs. Keyes.
Mr. James Nolan was
visited by Mr. • Hussey of
Egmondville.
Residents are busy work-
ing in crafts for their third
annual tea and bazaar to be
told on NOV. at2a0--p.tti.' A
good attendance is hoped for
Friends were received at
the Heath-1,c'slle funeral
borne, Mitchell. where the
funeral service Was held
Sunday at 2 p.m. Burial
followed in the Staff* cease-
MIS. GLADYS ROCK
Mrs. Gtodys Rock: .72, of
R.R. 2, Monkton, died Fri..
Oct. 9, 1981 at her lipase.
The former Gladys French,
she era; the daughter of the
late M. and Mrs. George
French. She. married Chris
Ito* and the .temple farmed
in Logan.TOwnship,,,Fie- pre-
• dermiOCA' het. itt 1(948..
Ms. Rork was. I- •Oi0031;or
Of 1f4.. United Clitirch •
MkS g. thethhet. et -the
#armetc:•:fteth{ei4o • Palte4
attach. -She 'was ' also a
roens , ,.. of the United
Church Women.
She is survived by two
ions, Elbey, . of R.P. 3.
Monkton, and Bruel... of R.R.
rvlonoton,; two daughters,
Mrs. Donald (Bernice) Hut-
ddson, of Mitchell,. and Mrs.
Kenneth (Lila Rtith) Bullock,
of Cambridge; seven grand-'
children; and one brother,
Robert French, of Brodhit-
" She was predeceased by a
sister, Mrs. WalterlFlossie)
Rock, in- 1959.
Friends were received at
the Heath-Leslie funeral.
home, Mitchell, after 12
noon Sunday, where the
funeral service was held
Monday at 2 p.m. Burial was
in West Logan cemetery.
WILLIAM HARRY BROWN
William Harry Brown of
R.R. 2 Seaforth died Monday
at Seaforth Communitya Hos-
pital-. He was 72.
He is survived by his Wife,
the former Evelyn Lincoln. a
song William A. Brown of
London, and a daughter.
Shirley Anne. (Mrs. Richard
Deiong) of 'Rochester. N.Y.
Also survived by a sister,
Helen Hergert of George-
town; ,and _three grandchild-
ren.
Mr. Brown was predeceas-
ed by one brother, David, and
a sister, Essie.
The late Mr. Brown will
rest at 'the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home, 8 Goderich St.
Seaforth, 'after 2 p.m. Wed-
nesday. The funeral service
will be at p.m. Thursday,
followed by cremation.
FORMER HAY TOWNSHIP
COUPLE PASS -
Henry James Adkins of
Zurich. formerly of Hay
Township died in Marine
General Hospital, Goderich,
Friday, October 9, 1981 in his
89th year. His wife Mrs.
Violet (Fuss) Adkins' died at
South Huron Hospital, Eze--
ter -op Sunday, October 11,
1981 in her 84 year. -
They are survived by S911*
Howard, R.R. 1, Zurich,
Wilmer, Exeter, Stewart.
WInaiPell, Jack, of Invet-
lawn, Donald, Sarnia and
daughter Mo. (Shirley) Mrs.
Ernie Powell, Goderich. Mrs-
Adidas is survived by one
sister Mrs. Margaret Hess.
Zurich. They are also surViv-
ed by several „ neices and
nephews and 14 grandchild-
ren and , six Igteigi•
grandchildren.
• Visitation was at the West-
lake Chapel of Wharf P.
O'Connor* ItnnOrni berm zuricti ;knot 112:40 ripm.
day, Octoher 13. Thence to
St. POtes Lutheran Church
where the. funeral service
WAS conducted at 2 p.m. with
Nstor Ach Dressler oftklat-
intertnent to follow in St.
Peter's Cemetery.
Pallbearers, or Mr. 'Adkins
were Orland, Ivan, Clarence
and Harold Reichert, Bill and
Jim Fos. Pallbearers for
Mrs. Adkins were Rick and
Dennis Powell, James.
Bruce, Michael and Paul
Adkins. Flower bearers were
Gary Powell, Dianne Diet-
rich, Gloria }Needing, and
Margaret Adkins.
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this Welsh visit." says owner combines and the new series The•Welsh visitors return-
Marlin Vincent. of tractors at the business at ed home after their 13-day
.. Some _eine. Weish..visitors . .11..L.1.,Seafort h... tvIr Vincent- • whirlwind 4our. -of the Area.. •
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