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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-01-30, Page 1The Seaforth News WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 80 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1958 $1.50 a Year Authorized as. Second Class Post Office Dept., ettawa Snowdon Bros., Publishers Undefeated Midgets. in New Red Outfits The local (boys are proud of. their new red sweaters and socks provided'by the Kinsmen and are doing their part for the town by not 'having lost a game this year so far. They ame playing good clean,. fast 'hockey with neat combina- tion and .are a 'treat to [watch. It is hoped (that snore people will come and see for themselves and encourage bhe lads to go to the top. A;double header lag Sabra day night wound u'p with a 13-7 victory over Mitchell in Sea.. foilth for 'Midgets; acrd' 2-2 tie for 1Banibams. Larry Dale scored 4 ,goals, Billy Pinder 2, Douglas Bow- cliffe 2, singles -going to Jim Broadfoot, Sway IScoins, .Harvey Dale land Toren Love. Mitchell spotters were 2 each for Elliott, [Pauli and Cook' and one to McGlaoklin. :Seafoaith played hosts to Go- derich 'Tuesday night 'with a 11- 6 score. for Home Midgets. Har- vey Dale 4, Olay Scorns 6, Larry Dale 3, Doug Rowoliffe 1, Goderich Ron Feagan 2, Don Jerrey '2, Fred Israels .2. Fllbe Midget line-up is: Goal, Jack Bedard, [Brian Brady; de- fence, Bob Reith, Bob Elliott, John Varley; forwards, Larry' Dale, (Doug IRoweliffe, Reay Scoins, IBill Pinder, Harvey Dade, "Tom Love, Keith" ;Stacey,. Jinn Broadfoo:b and Carl Berger. Ronald Broome is coach. ITlhds is Minor Hockey Week and will be celebrated in Sea - forth (S'aturd'ay night when bhe .Oliniton Bantams and ' Midgets visit for first gallre of playoffs. LADY BOWLERS Mrs. 'Pony Phillips was host- ess to the members of Ladies' Bowling Club on Monday even- ing, when eight tables of bridge and euchre. avere played. Prizes donated by Mrs. E. A. M•oMast- er and Mrs. C. Reith were won by 'Miss 1A'bbie Seip and Mrs. BIelanson. Mrs. Phillips was as- sisted with 'bhe serving of :a -de- licious lunch by Mrs. E. 'Dins- more, Mrs. S. Habkirk, Mas. W. Hart and Mrs. F. C. J. +Sills. BARBARA KIRKMAN The 'Barbara Kirkman Auxil- iary of First 'Church. held its first meeting of the •new year .'an Tuesday evening in the r school room of the church. The president, Mrs. W. '0. Johnston presided and opened the meet- ing With a poem "Prayer for the New Year". This was followed by a 'hymn and prayer. 21 mem- bers answered the roll mall. The offering was received by alis. Ili. Leslie and Mrs. W. Ross. The potluck supper will be held in February. The devotional pant of the aneeting was in charge of !Mrs. R. Kerslake. Mrs. W. Ross gave the Glad Tidings prayer and M. D. Nixon read the scripture lesson. Mrs. R. Kers- lake introduced the new study book "This is Japan", 'telling of conditions in that country atthe present time. Alice (Ann and Gene Nixon sang a duet "The Stranger of (Galilee". They were accompanied by Mrs. J. Munn, pianist for the meeting. An in- terestting fiDanstrip in color "From the COhum& at Niehoa" was presented by .Mrs. E. Riv- ers land Mrs. 3. Patterson. It showed the work being done by .0hristfians in one small village in Japan. The aneeting closed with a hymn and 'prayer by Mrs. Kerslake. HOLD EUCHRE The 'Eastern [Star euchre was held Thursday night in the' Odd - fellows 'Hall. Winners were: La- dies lot, Mrs. Robert Tyndall; lone hands, Mrs:- Feed Huisser; consolation, Mrs. Jas. Barron; anen's last, Alex Irvine; lone, hands, "Chas. Cunningharn; con solation, (Bob Emmerson. A. P. GORBUTT Word was received here by Mr: and Mrs. Ernest Adams of thesudden death'. at !Syracuse, `N.Y., of Mr. Albert P. Gorbutt in his 56th year. lHe was [born in Htallett,twp. and for a nuan ben of years made ° his home with Mr. and Mrs. Atdams. He is survived by his wife tGertie, and one daughter Patricia,•of Mi- ami, Florida. Mr. !Goributt was aavisitor here last summer. Surprise Birthday, Party for Teenager (Betty Ann tGdlbibings 'had a surprise party on Saturday to celebrate the occasion of her 1.3th birthday an 'Sunday, ,Jan. 26th. Her friends gathered at the2toxy Theatre, 'CUinton, and surprised Beaty Ann on her •ar- rivatl at the theatre, and photos were taken by Mr. Jervis. BebtY Ann treated her friends to a theatre party. Fallowing the show about forty of Betty's friends 'assembled at the home otf ;Betty's'paxentbs, Mr. and Mrs. Warren sGilbbings where a pro- gram of entertainment was en- joyed. njoyed. Mrs. Eipih, Snell presided at the piano. 'God save the Queen was sung and Acarol Pep- per led in a singsong. 'Canal Pep- per and Elaine Ball sang "Bless This House". Betty (Ann Gib- hings, Nancy ISehoenhals and Elaine IB•all played acooadian numbers including the trio, "Ocean Waves". Rinks ,Bruins - ma sang a Dutch song. Nancy 101de played 'a piano solo. Other numbers were: Donekla Free- man, a comic reading; Peggy Betties, middles; [Donna 10IIB''den, comic reading;. Gail Crich, rid- dles; Heather Winters, ]ballet dancing; Marilyn iRolland, reci- tation and Ritchie IDolmage, a recitation. (Supper was served consisting of beans, weiners, etc, with biathday cake, ice cream and doughnuts. The (hoste's`s, 'Mrs. Gibibings was assisted by Mrs. Pd Dolmage of Mitchell, Mrs. E. .Snell, Carol PepPer- and Elaine Ball. After supper Betty Ann opened her gifts and later an old-fashioned snowball fight was enjoyed by all. GRAIN SPILLS The pigeons and small 'birds living along Goderieh street which get an odd kernel drop- ped frown the numerous grain trucks, are having a field day this week following a spill on Monday morning. One of (the racks on a Wright & 'Leyiburn truck came Moose and started ,pouring grain out just west of the Main street inter- section. _By the time the driver became aware of the situation a block fua;ther east, about two tons of the load . was spread along the highway. With the aid of extra help most of the grain was salvaged. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Butters and IBrian of X54. 'Thomas, M. Allan Butters of Newcastle with Mr. and Mrs. Toni Butters. Mrs. Jim Newcombe and Jim- mie, (Port Credit, twirl IMr. and Mrs. William IStapleton. • Neil and Richard Stapleton, Kenneth Feeney, (Fergus Kelly, Egmondville Church Two Couples Have Annual Meeting 25th' Anniversary Egimondvillc (United Church The home of Mr. and Mrs. A (held its annual congregational Cole of Onoanarty was the set - meeting in the School Rossi of ting on Saturday evening, Jan. the Ohuaolh on Friday evening, 2,5th • for a" !delightful affair Jan. 1214; 1958, with a large: at- when 'a family dinner attended tendance. The meeting took the by 25 wlas held in honor of the form of a Pot Luck (Supper fol- 2'6th wedding anniversary of lowed by the business meeting. Mr. and !Mrs. 'Campbell Eyre of Dr. 'Semple, as ohasrman, .op- Kippers, sand Mr. and Mrs. Fred ened the evening with (Hymn Cole of Exeter, who were both 4141 and asked those present to married on Jan. 28th 215yea observe with him a few moments ' ago, but whose anniversaries of silent remembrance for those were [Observed over the week- froan the congregation "whose end. Rev. W. A. Young, Guelph, faces are .keptin memory". former " minister of Carmel Prayer followed. Art the concha 'Church, Hensall, officiated for soon of the supper, Ds. ISemple the 'wedding •of Mr. and Mrs. resumed the meeting; Mrs. E. ;P. Eyre, and Rev. Ahdrew B. Boa 'Chesney •acted as secretary. of ,London, was, the officiating The reports of the various or- minister for Mr. and 'Ml's. 'Cole. ganiaations indicated enthusias- The bridal table was attractive tic support and gratifying pro- in calor schemes of pink and gross -in all matters. Mr. Thos. White, pink tapers, and vases of Robinson, as treasurer, .noted roses. The eoutples were present. that 1957 was the best financial ed rwrbh gifts of silver suitable year in the (history of the con- for the oceasion, including eor- gregation. tAippoin'ted to the sages to !the brides of 25 years Board of Stewards were Russell ago. Making the !presentations Coleman, Alex Chesney, Edward [were Donald and Jean •Cole, •the IBoyes, Robert Wallace, Elmer !children of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cameron and Norman McLean. 'Cole. Mr. and •Mrs. Eyre have Mr. William 'Cameron was tip- a familly of three sons, Mervyn, pointed , to the Trustee ]Board. and Douglas at home, 'Laurence, Mr. Ivy Henderson asked 'to be Hamilton; one 'daughter, Mrs. relieved of his duties on the (Ray 'Lee, Galt; Mr. and Mrs. Capitan Fund 'Committee and Cole have no famrily. • A social was replaced by Mr. James Mc evening a cards, games, and Intosh. The •meanbers'hip of the showing of slides mounded out Church stands at 271. a lovely evening. an appreciation of the enthu- 'Miss Mary 'Goodwin spent a siesta and untiring leadership few days last week visiting with of Dr. and ]Mrs. Semple in the relatives at London. work of the Church, the meet- . (Miss Patsy Jones underwent ing unanimously voted a sub-. an appendix operation in .IOlin- sbantial increase to Dr. ,Semple'' ton (General Hospital on Friday. annual salary. :Miss Marion 'Desjardine of Exeter visited list week with .HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Venner Well, the school is bads to and Murray. normal after the successful for- Seals and Diplomas Presented anal of the past week. 'Seals and diplomas were pre - With school out at 3.40 for seated to members of Herman those not wanting to participate United Church 'Sunday 'School in activities, Main street is in- by Rev. .0.:D. Daniels and sup- vaded by high school students. erintendent 'Mr. C. 'Christie, on Drama club, films, music club, 'Sunday. glee club and (basketball head 'First Diplomas as follows: .the fist of aotivities as well as Beth Cook, (Pam Taylor, Ann a study 'period for those .who Bell, Katharine 'McEwen, Fred - want to do homework. The stu- die 'Elder, [A1 ICorbebt, Steve dents are well pletased with this Faber, Sandia, ]Richardson, John system and hope it continues for Joynt, Linda Key.es, Robt. Tay - a long time to come. lor, Lynn Faber, Brenda Noakes, Basketh'all Jseason is in full Bill Taylor, Linda Mock, Geo. swing, with exhibition games Tlayloa, [David Taylor, Marlene against • Mitchell and ,regular (Dignan. games against Gaderich and Secoard .Seals: Carollyn Cook, Wi:ngham. John Goddard, Teddy Mock, Goderich junior boys were de- Wayne Ellwood, Dennis Mock, feated while tihe seniors -were Larry Jones, Jack 'Ohipchase, triumphant. The girls were not Mary (Scene. as :lucky, being closely defeated Third Seal: Susan Kyle, Rebt. in both games. (Forrest, !Suzanne Rennie, Cathy Beane, Ruthann T'raquair, E1- NORTHSIDE UNITED W.M.S. eine (Keys. , The opening meeting of the Fourth Seal: Ruth Cudrnore, New Year of Northside United Garry Kyle. Church WMS was held on Tues- Fifth (Seal: Joyce Flynn, Lar - day evening at 6.30 with a very ry 'Elde'r, Ann Mickle,, IBi11 No- akes, (Nelson MeClinchey-. ISixbh Seal: Pauline Bell, Wayne Payne, Stephen Elder, Bruce IShirrey, Mary Payne, Patsy Jones. Seventh Seal: Nancy Kyle. (Second (Diploma: Ken iRicth- andson. Ninth .Seal: (Robert tMoNaugh- ton, :Robert .Mickle, Gregory Spencer, Bill IShad'dick. Tenth Seal: Brute Horton, Peggy 'Goddard, Steve Kyle, Douglas 'Shirray. Eleventh Seal: Noma Pass- more, Jane Horton, • Beth God- dard. Twelfth Seal: Gwen Spencer. Fougteentih [Seal: ,C h a r'1 e s Mickle. Fifteenth Seal: Connie Cor- bett, =Marion Pepper. Ross Cor- bett, secretary of the Sunday :School received this 20th seal. St. Jerome's high school, !Kitch- bountiful spot luck s u p p c r. ener, at their homes. There was a large attendance' John Kmauako'pf, Newcastle, with Mrs. Krauskopf and ebil- dren. (Miss Margaret Flanagan of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. William [Flanagan. 'Mr. and Mss. William latew- ant, Mrs. IR. Pugh, Mrs. Jos. Dill at Kittebener. Mrs. Edward Hallman, Mr. Lorne Cronin, '[Detroit, with Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin. Quite a numlbey irony there at- tended the reception in Stalffa hall•Fri'day evening for Mr. and Mrs. Basil O'Rourke. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Scott, Len - don, Mr. and Mrs. O. Moyer, of Delaware, Ma. and Mrs. Ken (Nichols, Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacKay of Burlington, with Mr. and Mrs. [Gerald Hol- land. - Miss (Shirley Horan, Brant- ford, with Mr. and Mrs: Fergus Horan. Jerry Stapleton is spending a'monlbh's vacation intCalifommia.' Mr. and Mrs. James Atkinson and children, Brantford, with Mr. and Mrs. George (Coyne. Mrs. E. Jordison has returned home 'after spending fihe past month with Mr. and Mrs. A. Jordisori 'at An'caster. • HENSALL Miss Dorothy Farquhar of Toronto spent the week end with her ]parents, ` Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Farquhar. Mr. Ed. Broderick of Exeter, spent (the week end with his son and daughter-in-law, MT. and 'Mrs, . Garfield 'Broderick; and the supper was everything to be desired. The meeting op- ened :with Mrs. Ball in the chair, she read a a beautiful poem "God of our Life" followed by hymn 502 and prayer by Miss G. Thompson. [Mrs. Walden took the business meeting and ex- tended a hearty welcome to the members and guests. The min- utes of the Dec. meeting were taken as read on motion by MTs. Close and seconded by Mrs. 'Savauge. The executive meeting held at Mrs. Ball's 'home were read and approved. The iCe - mun'itty Friendship reported '35 Home and 55 Hospital calls. The correspondence was read and dealt with. We .accepted with pleasure an invitation from the Mae Lane to their birthday me'etimg, Feb. 17. Mss. James orf St. Thomas' 'Clhuaeli'to he guest speaker. Mrs. Bali, supply sec., made her report and 'asked for mitts for (boys for one of the anissi'on themes. Mrs. 'Christie conducted the roll call and Ma's. Sillery„ the treas. repeat, and the offering'. The ga cups report - ad 39 home •and 2 hospital calls.. It was decided the WIMIS would aneet and attend church in a body for . the iSunday Evening Service each Sunday evening previous to our regular meeting. Mrs. Hall spoke• on our Amer ate .membership. Mrs, Knight. took over the meeting in the ab- sence Through illness of Mrs.` iJawson.Hymn 3188 was sung followed. -!by prayer. 4Mrs.Berger• gave the scripture, Philld,pines 2. Misses Barbara Talhot and Sh e- ron iM'clNdohol -gave , two lovely CURLING NOTES Seafiorbh ladies head a bon - spiel here on Wed. for local and out-of-town rinks. A rink of Seafoaibh curlers is taking part in bhe men's bon - spiel at Sarnia. On Tuesday a rink of 'Sea- forth ladies, Mrs. Jean Staple- ton i(akip), Mrs. Anna Kling, Mrs. Verna Campbell and Mrs. Mary Rowcliftfe took part in the ladies' iYonspiel at Walkerton. nimbus, "Whispering Hope" and "The 2,3rd Psalm", alas. .Stewart aoeonnpanied them. Miss Fennell took the study on Japan from the study book, which all enjoyed.'very much. The meeting dosed with hymn 403 and ,pray er by Mfrs. Knight. Walton Church. Has Successful Year A pot luck supper preceded the annual congregational meet img of ]Duff's United •Clhorch on Wednesday. evening. Rev. W. IM. Thomas acted as chairman for the evening and Mrs. Harvey Craig, was appointed secretary. Mrs. Craig mead the report of last annual ,meeting and Rev. Thomas gave bhe session re- port. A moment of silence was observed in mamroa ' .of those who had passed away during the year and a sprayer was of- fered. (Doug Fraser gave a brief account of (bhe work done by the United 'Church Men's 'Coun- cil duming the year, of which he was a representative. He in- formed the ' meeting that a school •for elders and stewards would be -[held in Clinton this year. W. R. Sholdice and Allen Searle were appointed represi- eritatives for this year. Mrs. Harvey 'Craig, church treasurer, gave the ordinazy fund •report Which was very encouraging and showed a substantial surplus. T'he inside sof,the ohuroh was completely re -decorated during the year, including 'the lower and upper auditoriums, 'The M. and M. report, also given by bhe 'treasurer, revealed that $1,- 100.00 had been sent to Toron- to daring the year, the alloca- tion being reached. The minis- ter ]moved a vote of thanks to the treasurer for the efficient animater in which she conducted the financial business of the church. Mrs. Nelson Reid, Sunday School treasurer, reported for that organization, showing a successful year. Nellie and Ger- ald Baan sang .two duet numb- ers with Mas. Ted McCreath at the piano. The YPU report was given by Donna Smith with Mar- ilyn Johnston favoring with a piano solo for this group. Mss. R. Achilles gave the WMIS financial statement wthieh was very gratifying and Mrs. Robert McMichael gave the sec- retary's report in nvhich she mentiened the 7.01h WMiS an- niversary which was the high- light of the year for the 'WMS. Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs. Herb Travis rendered a 'duet with Mrs. H. Brown as •accomnp- anist. Anne Achilles' read the CIGIT report. Mary Kirkby out- lined a very profitable year. A beautiful vesper service is held each year art Christmas time, which was largely attended last year. - Bambara Turnbull and Ruth Ritchie sang a duet. Brian Travis very ably reported for the Gleaners (Mission Band. Du- ring the year two life member- ships were donated by Mrs. H. B. Kirkby to Nancy and Patsy Walters. A solo by Linda Bryans with Mrs. Bryans at the piano was enjoyed at this time. Mrs. Nelson Marks told of the Baby Band activities during the year and Dianne Eraser gave a reci- tation. (Splendid reports were given by Mrs. A. Coutts, treas- urer foe the W.A. group, and Mrs. R. Bennett, secretary, who outlined the various activities held during the year such as banquets, socials, weddings and a turkey supper. The manse fund showed a substantial 'bal- ance en hand. Mrs. Geo. Love gave a reading after Which Rev. Thomas expressed appre- ciation for the work done by the organizations. Walter Bewley was appointed to the committee of Stewards im place of 'H., B. Kirkby. 'W. J. Leeming was elected as church trustee in place of his father, tete late Thorns Leeaning. Allan Searle was chosen ,as collector in place of Rae Houston, and Jas. Smith to replace Andrew Coutts. The third collector will be Ken McDonald; assistants, Barry Marshall, W. J. Leering and A. Coutts. Neil McGavin was appointed ushhea in place of Ron Ennis. Others se -elected, were Bert Johnston. Leslie Oli- vea, dRonald:Senibh,, Don and Jerry Achilles. Rev. Thomas ex- pressed thanks to the leaders of each anganization, the organist, Board of (Stewards, Session and also the caretaker, James 'Claris. A motion of ,appreciation to the sinister was made by Clarence' Martin:' John Leeming, chair- man o hairman'' of the joint board sof stew- ards, also *oke on behalf of the minister. Mrs. Harvey Brown, organist, paid tribute to unun u' ...... 000000 ssssssssss tinninliun, tt sssssssss I "uu", i ...III tttttttt 1111.1111unnm 13ttdafl?J as illustrated $75. Just 3 of many big values awaiting your selection. FREE INSURANCE* GUARANTEE Other smart diamonds as low as $35.00 Ladies' Wedding Rings $7.00 and up Gents' Wedding Rings $7.95 and up SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA SEAFORTH '",i„a.u'la,ullll lL,'a lUuu„a„uumn'a'e""al„n"'.n"u„'",.'.l.'aaay pmauu.uuu"Ra"11.,,11"„ the congregation and minister game at the Maple Leaf Gard for the splendid co -Operation ens in Toronto on Saturday she had.•received during the past twenty-two years. (Mrs. Gordon McGavin ex- pressed the feeling of the meet- ing requesting M•o. (Thomas to take their best wishes to Mrs. Thomas who is ill at present. Martin Baan thanked the ladies for (bhe supper and J. Leeming moved the 'meeting be adjourn- ed. The McKillop group was in charge of cleaning up opera- tions. EGMONDV I LLE Sunday visitors with Mrs. J. S. 'Watson were .Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Clark and 'family of Muirkirk and Miss Alice Watson, of London. Miss Frances H o u st o n is spending a few days with friends at 'Walton. Visitors avieh Mrs. David Ste- phenson on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell and Mr. and Mrs. Perce Johnston of Varna. Mr. and Mrs. John McLachlan have returned home from a pleasant trip to the sunny south. Mr. Ivy (Henderson received injuries to his right arm, the re- sult of a fall a few days ago, we hope for a speedy recovery. Egmendvidle Sunday School room was the scene- of a pleas- ant event on Wednesday even- ing, when tihe ladies of our'com- mundty gathered in honor of Miss Ena Enrico, bride -elect of Saturday and presented her with a number of lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Keyes and 'Mr. Thos. Robinson attend- ed the funeral at Goderioh on Tuesday of Mss. Austin Sturdy, the termer Miss Rata Keyes of Stanley twp. CROMARTY :Mr. Larry Gardiner spent the weekend .with his grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Reed of Dublin. Mrs. A. McDougall of Fuller- ton is visiting with her son -sin. law and daughter, Mr. and Was. Hugh Norris. • Mrs. Otto Walker visited on ]Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gar- net Cockwell, Dashwood. Mr. and 1Mrs. Gordon1Howatt of Blyth, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and 'M'rs. Robert Gard- iner. Mr. and Mrs. T. Gillespie, alargarelt and Ann and Mr' Grant, Komoka, visited: on Sat- urday with 'Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing. • CONSTANCE Mr. Reg Lawson spent the weekend in London with Mr, and Maes. E. F. Warren and fa m - i1Y and stterled thehockeY night. Dlr. and Mis. Borden Brown, Joyce and Elaine, spent the weekend mita relatives in Hair over and attended the 'At Home' for Mr. 'Thomas Brigham, .Mrs. Brown's father, on the occasion of his 904111 birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Emery (Pfaff of Crediton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Ken Pn eszcator and fancily.. (Mrs. Arnold Colcdough spent the past week with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Eller -•of • Sea -- forth. • The farm forum was held at the 'home of Mi. and Mrs. Ross McGregor. (Being the 411h night, there was no discussion. Con- tests were held and progressive euchre enjoyed, prizes going to: High 'lady, Mrs. Howard: Presz cater; high man, Wm. Jewitit; low prize to Mr. and Mrs. Ven Dale. [Next meeting will be at ,t{he home Of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dale. Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Borden IBmown and girls viewed the remains a Mrs. Brown's cousin, Mr. Wan. Cross at the Richardson Funeral Home in [Hanover. G. FREDERICK HOEGY G. Frederick Hoegy, 72, died at his residence, (Huron .St., Seaforth, 'on Saturday. Mr. Hoe- gy had been in failing thealbh for the past 534 years. He was horn in McKillop twp. where he received his early education at S.S. No. 8. In 1.817 he .married. Ellen Doerr, at 'Milverton. He farmed most of his life in Mc- Killop twp., 'retiriing tolive in Seaforth in 1.951. He 'had been a trustee of B.S. 6, McKillop school for a numlber orf years. Mr. Hoegy was a member of the Evangelical United (Brethren Ohurch, McKillop. Three sisters and four brothers predeceased him. 'Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Evelyn) Kleber, Kitchener, and Mrs.. Edwin 1(Leotta) MacKen- zie, Roseville,. Mich.; two sons, Widbnr, •Brodhagen, and Lavern, McKillop; elle sister, Mrs. Lena Wietersen, Logan twp., and •one brother, William, S ea f or t h. There are 17 grandchildren. The funeral service was held Mon- day at 2 p.m. at the Evangelical United Brethren 'Church, 1Me- Killop, with Rev. A. M. Aire., then• officiating. Burial in the Evangelical United 'Brethren cemetery. 'Pallbearers were (Gilbert Mur- ray, Thoanas Purcell, James Sloan, Clarence lRegele, George Beuerman, (Charles Dietz.