The Huron Expositor, 1953-01-02, Page 5j!
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. ed as Doctor• of Medicine. Miss
i t' . : ,Dorothy Parke'lleade Huron Deal?
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13 -Donald J. Mine received his
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I wBJniversity of Toronto with honors,
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CKNX Barn Dance
Broadcast
SATURDAY, JAN. 3rd
8 p.m., sharp
COMMUNITY CENTRE
SEAFORTH
Featuring Stars of Radio
and Stage
Followed by Dancing
8:30 to 12 o'clock
Adults 75c Children 50c
Sponsored by the Seaforth
Agricultural Society
Mres Win Ment, ` 1Wa ap po rated
dirrecllir o adminl&tratlkllt "a the
Bratrlilan 1.41.0t and Power Co, Ltd
Arnold T4rolikal snarl 25. years
with the .bnperial Life Assurance
Co. of Palintlik in(irealt Britain
20,-'Mrs..A. 'w Sailer,: , heads
Scott •Memorial Hospital. Auxiliary
alter Mg,, ,and,l41.1s 1ussell. T Hol-;
ton, •McK?lleh, lia:arrie.d 2S' Years.
Rey. and Kra. 11, V, Workman Till-
Sonburg, will be at home July 3,
,their 35th wedding:-anniyersary.
27—Frame Klirdg elected head og
Lions Club. Mrs. T, Phillips inlur
ed in fall. Mr. W. C. Montgomery
broke a bone in his foot while play-
ing football at the Lions 1Paril.
July
4—Cromal+ty church marks 100th
anniversary with large crowds.. W.
J. Sims presented with a lighter on
his retirement, from the Seaforth
public sehool staff. 'Mr. D. A. Mac-
Millan presented with a purse of
money.
11 --Mrs. J. R. Sproat, of town,
sustains•" fall .on 92nd birthday..
Three-year-old Stewart Dow, Crom-
arty, had his left foot severed just
above the ankle when the became
entangled in a hay mower on the
farm of his father. Dyke/ Wheat-
ley suffereda' cut right eye and
We cannot let this Joyous Season pass without
extending to you our sincere wishes for
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Baldwin Hardware
AND STAFF
Phone 61
Seaforth
Used Cars
FOR SALE
1951 CHEV. DE LUXE SEDAN` ,
1951 DODGE DE LUXE COACH
with Radio, Sun Visor and White Walls
1951 FORD CUSTOM COACH
1950 CHEV. DE LUXE COACH
1948 CHEV., COACH.
1947 CHEV. : ,SEDAN._
with Radio, Spotlight •
NOW .IN STOCK!
Sealorth Mot�rs
Phone 141
Seaforth
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Happy.
New Year .. .
May 1953 be a year of
Good 'Health, Happiness
:and Prosperity for you
and yours -
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StwrBros.
hr > 1flgo S futib ;
#i'440 '4107"
y Mear 4g9 was`prgaented to
PY n ittk, ,aoi ` of Mg, an$ :M'r0 !
Eoy"{" t;'011 t, Kipped; •f<g114wjng al
seed*, aecident whlcb Wei Nina
4000 -,.
1 411iam. Hyde, ,liensall; ceitl'
prated hats 88th birthday ? gmpad-
ville United, .Church's) old fashioned,
garden party drew a large gather-
ing. Bev. . Norman McLeod, B.A.,
B.D., inducted in Kippers United
Church Friday evening,.
16-Qulek response .by the Sea -
forth . aro: brigade Friday averted,
the spread of flames at the rear of
J. J. 'Cleary's store. John Finlay-
son, highly respected citizen, pass-
ed
assed away in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal.
ospital.
22—Miss S. I. McLean was honor-
ed this week by the Toronto meet-
ing of the Federation of Women
Teachers, of that. city. Miss Mar-
garet Iiudson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert J. Hudson, appointed
chief operator of Bell Telephone
staff, .R..C.A.F. postal office. in
Clinton is headed by W. C. Ben-
nett, Walton.
29—!Patsy Munroe, 16, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Munroe, lost
her horse when it was killed by a
train when it strayed from a pas-
ture on the farm of Harold Jack-
son. R. B. Holmes appointed P.U.
C. general manager.
September
5 --.Miss Reynolds, of town, re-
membered, by a. dinner . party on
her Nth birthday. 'Mrs. Dale Nix-
on
ison was kicked by a cow when re-
moving a milker... Friends hold
shower for Betty Addison prior to
her marriage.
12—Well-kown figure, W: L. For-
res•t, passes. Mrs. Harper E. Riv-
ers, Hensall, entertained for her
niece, Miss Helen Elizabeth Row-
cliffe, before her marriage. Ward
Knox's barn, with crop and 500
chickens, burned in Hullett.
19—Mr. and Mrs. William. Mac-
Kay, of town, won car and $100
at Hensall 'bingo. Frank Case suf-
fered a severe injury to his hand
at the Seaforth Lumber Ltd., when
he came in contact with a saw.
James Rivers and Mrs. James R.
Sproat pass away. Mr. and Mr
R. G. Parke mark their golden wed-
ding.
October
10—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart,
Seaforth, mark 50th wedding an-
niversary.
17° Mr, and Mrs. George Eaton
observe 46th wedding anniversary.
Miss Helen Love showered prior to
her marriage at''Kippen Church.
24—Town assumes cost of nine
new fite alarm units. Mr. and Mrs:
John F. Scott mark 25th wedding
anniversary.
31—A. Y. McLean was unanimous
choice for new Federal riding at
Liberal nomination. . James Hays,
son of Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Hays,
killed in auto accident.
November
7—Seaforth High School guns
for second W.O.S.S.A, title. Pass-
ing mourned of James Finlayson.
14—Capacity crowd see Montreal
Canadiens hi Community Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Johnson observe
golden wedding. T,hos. D. Wren's
barn destroyed by fire in Hibbert.
21—Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hudson
observe 50th wedding anniversary.
A. Y. McLean, Huron -Perth mem-
ber, speaks, • at U.N, in New York.
Rev. James Ritchie inducted at M-
monte. •
28—Local Masons honor Charles
Aberh'art in London. Reeve A. W.
Kerslake acclaimed reeve in Hen -
sail for seven straight years:
'WINTHROP
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ken Murray; To-
ronto, visited with . their sister,
Mrs. Glen Haase,. and Mr. Haase.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Horne and son,
London, visited with Mr: and Mrs.
E. Haase.
Announce Schedule For
Week Of Prayer Here
Week off'Prayer in Seaforth will
be held 'commencing January 6. All
services commence at .8 p.m. Fol -
FIDELITY LODGE NO. 55, 1.O.O.F.
REGULAR MEETING
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 1953
Practise for Third Degree after
meeting.
Candidates 'Co receive First
Degree at Romeo Lodge, Strat-
ford, January 12, 1953.
VICTOR LEE - Noble Grand
_ H. MrLEOD - Recording See.
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months to pay
for your coal
NOdown payment
When you join...
The
old
Company's
Foal
'Club
CAR OF STOKER COAL
Will $e In This Week
Se: Orth Lumber Ltd.
Pitono'' 4
I,AT£ MRS. AGNP
Il'ika A,.- 1 i .; 0 +eauel r;
81, Yarns, ,died li ' Cilnton 0961? ~
tal Satirday. She yas bout do that
Goshen 14ae, Stanley Pop, 04
wgs a life-long resident of: Yarn $:'
area and a member of Varna );Jolt.:
ed Church, Her husband prede-
ceased her in 1947.
Surviving are one. son, Lee, Var.
Oa; one daughter, Mrs. 3, W. Arlo,
Toronto, and a brother, Allain Haler,
Camrose, Alta. Funeral eervicea
were held from liber late residence
at Varna, Tues:dayat 2" pm. Rev.
T. Pitts officiated. Burial wag
Bayfield cemetery.
LATE ROBERT MOIR
HENS.ti.LL.—Robert Moir, former
Hensall resident, . who gained fame.
for copying the Bible in shorthand
at the, ase of 00, died Christmas
`Day at Crystal Cit, Man,
Mr. Moir who was. 98, laid claim
to being the oldest laying graduate
of the University of Toronto. He
received his B.A. degree in 1882.
Born in Ireland, Mr. Moir came
to Canada at an early. age. After
a teaching career in Hensel',
Brampton and the United States,
he returned to Hensall. In 1950 he
moved to Manitoba to live with his
nephew, Stanley McGill."' He was a
member of the United Church'.
Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Colin
McGill, Neelin, Man.
Funeral services were held from
the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hen-
sallr Tuesday, December 30, at 2
p.m., Rev. W. J. Rogers officiating.
Burial was in Exeter cemetery.
LATE MRS. THOMAS RYAN
ERUSSFJ.S--Requiem High Maas
was sung at Se Ambrose Roman
Catholic Church, Brussels, Satdr-
-day, Dec.' 27, by Rev. Father Dur-
ant,
urant, for the repose of .tire soul of
Mary Bridget Sloan, beloved wife
of Thomas Ryan, Sr.
Mrs. Ryan was born in St. Col-
umban 79 years ago, and had re-
sided in this community for some
35 years or more.
Mrs..yan passed away suddenly
on her way home from Mass on
Christmas Day, a terrible shock to
her husband, family and all those
who knew her. Kind neighbors not-
ified her family in Toronto and De-
troit and they were home within a
few hours.
Mrs. Ryan leaves to mourn a
Loving husband, two daughters,
Clara and Bernadette, Toronto,aid
two sons, Edward, Detroit; Tom,
Brussels; 10 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren; also a host of
true friends and neighbors.
She was laid to rest in St. Am-
brose R.C. Cemetery, Brussels. Pall-
bearers were Messrs. Sloan, Gay-
nor, Connolly, Cudmore, Evans and
Jordan.
LATE M. J. REEDY
BEECHWOOD. — M. J. Reedy
passed away very suddenly: He
was last seen by his nephew, Peter
E. Maloney, on Monday; Dee. 22, at
noon. He bad been enjoying• good
health for some time. Tuesday
evening another nephew, Wilfred
Maloney, called with his mail and
found him dead, sitting in a chair.
beside the stove.
Michael John, as he was known
to his friends, was, born on the Mc.
Killop . township farm where he
died. He was 80 years old last
September 23. He spent all his life
on this same farm, and lived alone
from 1895 to 1952. In later years
he seldom left the farm.
He is survived by one sister,
Mrs. John Maloney, Seaforth; also
six nephews. The body: rested at
the W. J. Cleary Funeral Home,
Seaforth, from where the funeral
took place Friday, Dec. 26, to St.
Columban cemetery. Service was
conducted by Rev. Father McCowell
of St. Columban Roman Catholic
Churoh. The pallbearers were six
grand -nephews: Martin, Clarence,
Frank, LOUIS, Stephen and Ray
Maloney.
The. following verse was found
in his personal effects, written in
October, 1942:
When I am dead and in my grave.
And all my bones are rotten,
This little book will tell my name
When I am quite forgotten.
Oh, passers by, see where I lie,
As you are, now so once was I;
As I am now, you soon shall be,
Think of Death and pray for me.
M. J. R.
lowing is the schedule:
Tuesday,. Jan. 6: St. Thomas' 'An-
glican Church, with Rev. D. Genn
Campbel; Wednesday, Jan. 7: Eg-
mondville United Church, Rev. J.
W. A. Stinson;. Thursday, Jan. 8:
Northside United Church, Rev. W.
A. Jones; Friday, Jan. 9i First
Presbyterian Church: Rev. A. W.
Gardiner.
Christmas Program.,.in
McKillop Church Sunday
Christmas services were held in
the Evangelical •Churab, McKillop,
Sunday, Dec. 21. ,?
A program, consisting of soles
•by Mrs. Elmer Koehler; Christm.ds
The7Qth
consecutive
GUARANTY
TRUST
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154i a shore
rate of 6% per tumuli!.—
payable Airu:1S, 1952 •
t� s)tateholders of 'ccotd
Dec. 31, 1952
3. 'WILSON .BERRY
Ihc;rra.of and CSfle-M li!'arias*r I%
Company of. Canada
DIVIDEND
January 2 to 10th
COME AND . SAVEt ON THESE GREAT
BARGAIN REDUCTIONS OF FROM
20% to 35%
'SAVE" 9.00 TO 12.00
N'S.,SUITS
Regular $45 to $59.50 36 to 47.50
On Sale For
Choose any Suit in the Store! They'reall on Sale
at this ONE BIG 20% DISCOUNT!
Men's TOPCOATS & OVERCOATS — 20% OFF
Cambridge
Tailored Suits
Standard 62.50 to 79.50 Cam- REDUCED
bridge Tailored Suits. On sale for
200
50. to 63.60 .
Men's and Boys' ,
STATIOIfWAGON COATS
Save up to 6:50 on Smart New REDUCED
Station or Storm Coats for men
or boys.
While they last at 20% Off
20%
Men's and Boys' Sweaters
Cardigans,. Pullovers, Zipper REDUCED
front styles. All shades and siz-
Reduced To Clear At 20% Off
20%
en's and Boys' UNDERWEAR
All styles, qualities and makes,
in both 'men's and boys' ranges.
All Reduced by 20%
REDUCED
20%
SHIRTS, PYJAMAS, GLOVES,
SCARFS, SKI CAPS, HATS,
HOSIERY, NECKWEAR . . .
ALL
REDUCED
200
Final Clearance
Ladies"
REGULAR TO I
55.00
REGULAR TO
• 2950
•
Reduced to
Reduced to,
Great Dress
ale
SPECIAL ((''��
Values To 1.3.95 - - - ..:.. SALE 8.00'
SPECIAL
Values to 16.95 - - - SALE 10:00
ALL OTHER DRESSES REDUCED 20%
All Piece Goods
Prints, Ginghams, Broadcloths, REDUCED
Crepes, Dress. Goods, Towelling
and General Dry Goods 0
MILLINERY SALE
Every Hat in stock goes into.
this i ig January Sale at
HALF PRICE
ONE-
HALF
PRICE
UNDERWEAR, LINGERIE, AT
SMALLWARES, HOSIERY,
PYJAMAS, GOWNS', SWEAT -20
%
ERS and SKIRTS
ALL REDUCED 20% DISCOUNT
Ibex 70x90 Blankets
GREATLY REDUCED
for
5.49
JANUARY SALE! PAM, .
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A SALE AT STEWART BROS. IS ALWAYS A REAL SALE
tewart
carols by Mrs. Harry Regele; read-
ing& by Mrs. Irvin Rock, Mrs. Fred
Hoegy, Mrs. Norman Eggert, Mrs.
Wm. Koehler and Mrs. Chas. Eg-
gert; recitations by Paul Rock and
Garry and Gordon Koehler. Mrs.
Brox gavean illustrated talk on
I the birth of Jesus. Rev. H. L. Brox
gave an impressive address on
"God's Gift is Real." .
EAST McKILLOP
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eisler and
family, Logan, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Wietersen and family, Brod-
hagen, were at the home of Mr.
and Mrs., Henry Wietersen Christ-
mas day.
Mrs.' Noonan Eggert had the
ploas'di'e of picking a bouquet .of
pansies December 24.
Mr. raid Mrs. Ernest Elligsep are
spendiX►(;`'sevei•al weeks with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Elligsen, at Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manny Bennewies,
Mitchell, were visitors in this vicin-
ity on Sunday.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Zack Elligsen on Friday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Meikle, Ful•
lartod; Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Reihl, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Dietz, McKillop.
Mr. and- Mrs, Norman Eggert
were 4't •e home of her aunt, Mrs.
Stekuab ippetl It'iiipbbar„en Christ-
Mr and Mrs, Alex Stoskopf and
familji,'''hllarton, acid Mr". and Mrs.
NVnp. iloegy, iS aforth, were Christ-
mas visitors at the halite of Mr.
and Mss Harry Regale
Mr. and Mrs, Rhine it aide, Mit-
chell, vete at the home of Mt.:Ma
Mts. YYfy •Itdc'h'ler December 26,
Whe'Y'ig`'0010 ietebrateil thhh 'wed'
ding 1ij ; al* tote'her=
giros,
Our Best Wishes
To One
And All
For a Happy,
And Prosperous
1953