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holiday seasons — Merry, Merry Christmas!
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May your celebration be wreathed in
the happiness of the Yuletide seasee.
O ur thanks to you for being such
John W. Hayter
John Wesley Hayter died at his
home at Webberville, Mich., Dec-
ember 16, 1957, in his 49th year.
The funeral service was held from
the Livermore funeral home, and
Wishing the customary greetings of the sea-
son to everyone this year is the Huron County
Fish and Game Conservation Association, with
this replica of Santa riding a real sleigh and
pulled by his dashing reindeer. .The decoration,.
which is lighted at night with coloured l&mpS,
Obituaries
is the work of the grounds committee of the
Club, headed by Tim Twyford, The men have
also lighted a small evergreen tree on the club,.
house grounds, so that the place has a really
festive air. The lights are visible from Highway
8, at the entrance to Clinton from the west,
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FRIENDS
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All our Friends, old
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interment in Greenwood Cerrietei:y,
Fowlerville, Mich., The soloist
Was Mrs. Elmer Hayter, accom-
panied by Mrs. George Stephen-
son, both of Varna.
Pall-bearers were Wayne Hay-
ter, Keith Hayter, Charles Sav-
age and "Bud" Olsen, all of De-
troit; Gerald Moffatt, Kippen;
Harvey Hayter, Varna.
Surviving are his wife Margar-
et; two sons, Dale and Ralph, and
two grandchildren; three sisters,
Mrs. Marvin (Florence) ..-Routzon,
New Berlin, N.Y.; Mrs. Alf (Es-
ther) Moffatt, Kippen and Mrs.
Cecil (Hazel) Dowsen, Varna;
five brothers, William, Varna;
Gordon, Pontiac, Mich.; Lloyd,
LUCan; Elgin and. Russell, London.
Public Hospital on Saturday,
December 14, of Frank Longman,
one of the ,older and highly re-
spected, residents of Hullett
Township. He was in his 82nd
year, and though in failing heal-
th for the past few years, had
been able to be about until re•
Gently.
Born in Hilllett Township, the
son of 'George Longman and Sar-
ah Coddle, he had spent the
greater part of his life in the
Londesboro. district. In 1902 he
married Isabel "Sackson, West-
field, and they resided in Lon-
desboro for a time, then moving
to Concession 9, Morris Township,
where they farmed for five years.
Then they moved to Concession
13, Hullett Township, where they
farmed until 1947 when Mr.
Longman gave up active farming,
and in 1952 they moved to Blyth.
Mr. Longman attended the for-
mer Methodist, n o w United
church, Londesbore, and he had
helped in the building of that
church,
Surviving are his wife; one
daughter, Mrs. Charles (Irene).
Waymouth, Stratford; three sons,
Lloyd, Stratford; Harold and
Carl, Hullett; ten grandchildren
and two great grandchildren; and
sister, Mrs. Mary Stevens, Clin•
ton.
Funeral service was held on
Tuesday, December 17, from the
Tasker memorial chapel, Blyth,
and interment f011owed in Blyth
Union Cemetery, The Rev, A.
W: Watson, Blyth United Church,
had charge of the service. Pall-
bearers were , William. Harvey,
Henry Hunking, Clarence Craw-
ford, Edwin Wood and Fred Mc-
Cool.
Friends from a distance atten-
ding the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Leach, Royal Oak,
Mich.
She was in her 71st yaer.
She was the former Lucy Hum-
eston and was born in Hensall.
She was a member of Hensall Un-
ited Church, where she was ac-
tive in the Women's Missionary
Society.
She was treasurer for many
years of the Hensall-Eketer Union
of the Women's Christian Temp-
erance Union.
She is survived by her husband;
two daughters, Mrs. Paul (Dor-
othy) Sedley, London, and Mrs.
Edison (Alva) Forrest, Hensall;
one sister, Mrs. Robert Higgins,
Hensall.
Bonthron funeral chapel, Hen-
sail, was in charge of funeral ar-
rangements.
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harmony and cheer.
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WISHING OUR MANN PRIENDS
A 'BRIGHT ANi SHINING
CHRI,STMAS SEASON
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We wish to express our wishes to one
arid all for a VERY.MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR. •
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OUR BEST WISHES
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