HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-10-23, Page 11District contracts
moose and
deer collecting
Al Sherwood of Dungannon, west or
W Ingham, has been awarded the contract to
collect moose and deer hides for the Ministry
of Natural Resources this year. This is the
first time that the Wingham District has
contracted this program.
Conservation Officer Glen Sturgeon said
"the contracting of this service not only
provides the private entrepreneur with an
opportunity to make some money, it also
provides more flexible hours and greater
availability for hunters wishing to turn in
their moose and deer hides. Mr. Sherwood's
variety store, located on the main street of
Dungannon, is open during normal working
hours, including Saturdays. Contracting the
service may also result in a potential cost
saving to the Ministry."
Hunters with moose and deer hides and
jaws should take them to Al Sherwood's and
NOT the W ingham District Office as in the
past. Hats and crests will continue to be
distributed to hunters for turning in the hides
and jaws. The hides should be fresh, not
spoiled. Mr. Sherwood may refuse to accept
rotting or maggot infested hides and jaws.
Hunters wishing to take their hides or jaws
to other Ministry district offices should
contact those offices directly in order to find
out whether or not they are still' accepting
them.
EVA MAY FORSY7H
Eva May Forsyth, of Egmondville, died in
Seaforth Community Hospital on October 15,
1985. She was 81 -years -old.
Mrs. Forsyth was born in Tuckersmith
Township on October 11, 1904 to John and
Martha (Wright) Strong. On June 18, 1924,
she married Ivan Roy Forsyth in the church
Manse in Egmondville. The couple farmed
in Tuckersmith Township from 1924 until
1976 when they sold the farm and moved to
Egmondville.
Mrs. Forsyth was a member of the
Egmondille United Church and a past
president of the Egmondville UCW .
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Bert
(Marjorie) Plewes of Delta, B.C. and Mrs.
Joseph (Edna) McLellan of Hensall, and
cousins Mrs. Harvey (Belle) Moore of
Seaforth and William G. Strong of Ottawa.
Mrs. Forsyth is also survived by several
nieces and nephews.
She is predeceased by two sisters, Mrs.
Lou (Myrtle) Rusk and Mrs. Charles (Hazel)
Riley, one brother, Reginal Strong and her
husband.
Funeral services were held on October 18
at the Balla rid Falconer Funeral Home, Box
Funeral Chapel in Seaforth. Rev. Cheryl Ann
Stadelbauer-Sampa of Egmondville United
Church officiated.
Flower bearers were Michael Ducharme,
Dennis Privatt of Kitchener, Ernest White-
house of Egmondville and Henry Ziler of
Seaforth.
Pallbearers were Clarence Ducharme of
Kitchener, Kenneth McLellan of Kippen,
Ted Henke of London, Leonard Strong, Ray
Hutchinson, and Wilfred Tremeer, all of
Egmondville.
FAMILY
OBITUARIES
Interment was held in the Egrnondvilfe
Cemetery. Arrangements were made by Ball
and Falconer Funeral Chapel in Seaforth.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
RICHARD WILSON
William Alexander Richard Wilson, 83, of
Fbrdwich died Tuesday, October 15, 1985 at
the W ingham and District Hospital.
He is survived by his wife Evelyn
Flizabeth (Dane) Wilson and one daughter
Phyllis (Mrs. George Merkley) of RR 1
Wroxeter.
Also surviving are two sisters, Edna (Mrs.
Paul Adams) of Molesworth and Wilma
(Mrs. Ken Grant) of Teeswater; one brother
John of Fordwich and four grandchildren,
Sandy, Brenda, linda and Brian.
Friends were received at the Genie
Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Home
and a funeral service was held there
Thursday officiated by the Reverend Cy
Marzec. Interment was at the Fordwich
Cemetery.
The Fordwich Lodge AF and AM No. 331
held a memorial service Wednesday at the
funeral home.
Pallbearers were John Wilson, Don
Wilson, Norman Adams, Wray Adams,
David Adams and David Grant. Flower
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 23, 1985 — All
bearers were Ron McClement, Bill Taylor,
Lorne Wilson and Allan Grant.
CLARENCE LEE EARED GIBSON
Clarence Lee Earld Gibson, 65, of
Fbrdwich, died Monday, October 14, 1985 at
the Listowel Memorial Hospital.
He is survived by his wife Elizabeth
(Dunlop) Gibson, and children, Brian and his
wife Mary, of Ottawa, Barry and his wife
Janice of RR 1, Gowanstown, Valerie and
her husband Jack Hotchkiss of RR 3,
Palmerston, Don and his wife Barbara of RR
1 Gowanstowr and Dale at home.
Also surviving are sisters Leone (Mrs.
Clarence Carswell) of Fordwich, Marguerite
(Mrs. Stan McCrae) of Palmerston; brothers
Blake and Bob of Fordwich, Ben of RR 2,
Corrie and Frank of Cambridge and
grandchildren Barbara, Beth Ann and
Bonnie Hotchkiss and Andrea, Loreen,
Andrew and Craig Gibson.
Friends called at the Gorrie Chapel and a
funeral service was held from the M.L.
Watts Funeral Home on Wednesday. The
Reverends Marzec and Fleethan officiated.
The Fordwich Lodge AF and AM No 331
held a memorial service on Tuesday.
Pallbearers were John Carswell, Vern
Skeoch,'Harvey Gibson, Gary Gibson, Jim
Gibson, Tim Gibson and Larry McCrae.
Flower bearers were Andrea Gibson,
Barbara, Beth and Bonnie Hotchkiss, Cheryl
Gibson, Gwen Patterson, Ann Reid, Doris
Inglis and Carol Murray.
[News deadline Monday 4 p.m.
THESE SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL ZEHRS MARKETS
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PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA
"INDIAN RIVER"
PINK OR WHITE
GRAPEFRUIT
SIZE oe=
59"
PRODUCT OF U,S-A-
CALIFORNIA
POMEGRANATES
2/99#
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
NORTH CAROLINA
FRESH YAMS
86c /kg 390
lb
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CALIFORNIA
ROMAINE
LETTUCE
FRESH, LARGE, BUNCHES
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CALIFORNIA VINE RIPENED
LARGE
TOMATOES
IDEAL FOR SLICING
1.96/kg
PRODUCT OF
ITALY
CHESTNUTS
FOR EATING
4.39/kg
1.991b.
ONTARIO GROWN
HALLEN
PUMPKINS
LARGE, MEDIUM, SMALL,
tliz91
1.lVo 0
PROD. OF ONTARIO
BUTTERNUT OR
PEPPER SQUASH
3/99r
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CALIFORNIA
WALNUTS,. / SHELL
284, 1.` 9 lb
lb.
PRODUCT OF CANADA
ONTARIO
MUSHROOMS
199
12 oz
PRODUCT OF CANADA
ONTARIO GROWN
SPANISH TYPE ONIONS
86c/kg 39
NO 1
lb
PRODUCT OF U.S.A,
NO NAME
PEANUTS IN SHELL
t kg 3.29
PRODUCT OF SPAIN
CANADA NO. I
ALMERIA4GRAPES
2 18/kg / 9 10
PRODUCTS.A.
FLORIDA
AVOCADOS
89' ea
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
SWEET LARGE
GREEN PEPPERS
2 62/kg 1.19 lb
PRODUCT OF JAPAN
LARGE JUICY
JAPANESE PEARS
M1NCY
35,/k9
51/kg .so
lb
EXTRA VALUES IN THE BULK FOODS DEPARTMENT
BULK
PISTACHIOS
NATURAL OR
RED COLOUR
3.9
9
8 80/kg
NOT AVAILABLE
BULK
POPPING
• CORN
39°.
86C/kg
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BULK OH HENRY BROKEN
DARE CHOCOLATE
JEMS BARS
2991.4
ENRICHED WHITE
CR. WHEAT, 60% W. WHEAT
FRESH ZEHRS
BREAD
6 59/kg 3 28/kg
3.6 LITRE JUG FLEECY
REGULAR OR MINT
AQUAFRESH
TOOTHPASTE
150 rot_
f.49
FLORELLE 2 COLOURS
FACIAL
TISSUE
PKG OF 200 s
89#
Ib
FABRIC SOFTENER
SEE COUPON ON OPPOSITE PAGE
249
YELLOW, ALMOND, WHITE
ROYALE
BATHROOMPKG TISSUE
8 ROLL
249
JUNIOR STYLE
HEINZ
BABY FOODS
213 g
FMECATV FOR i
FArs 2
SCHNEIDERS CHEESES
MILD, MEDIUM, OLD,
OLD WHITE, BRICK. COLBY.
MOZZARELLA.
TASTE THE DIFEFRFNT,E
°MALI, MARES 227 g PKG.
CAMAY
PORTE OR PINE
BATH BAR SOAP LA .49
b'Il1GSOR CRYSTAL 11
WITS SYSTEM SAYER 3, 99
CRYSTAL SALT 2f
WINDSOR CRYSTAL II
WITH SYSTEM SAYER , 749
CRYSTAL SALT '"
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
RED OR GOLD DELICIOUS OR
MacINTOSH APPLES
860/kg
CANADA
FANCY
39°Ib
EACH
FREE! PUMPKIN TO ANY SCHOOL
TEACHER FOR HIS/HER CLASS.
ASSORTED COLOURS
AFRICAN
VIOLETS POT
NO NAME BRAND
WILD
BIRD SEED
ND NAME BRAND
SUNFLOWER
SEED
IO" POTTED
ABRACOLA
TREE
20 lb
10 lb
9.99
4.99
29.95
6" POTTED
DIEFFENBACHIA 4.99
COUNTRY OVEN BAKESHOP VALUES
VIENNA OR
FRENCH
BREAD
16 oz. LOAF
69#
COUNTRY OVER
RAISIN
BREAD
16 oz LOAF
1.45120
FRUIT
FILLED
DANISH
PKG OF 3
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WHITE ONLY
PRONTO
PAPER
TO2 ROLL PKGWELS
EXTRA FINE,
FINE OR REGULAR
NABOB
"TRADITION"
COFFEE
369 g PKG
299
CRISPYCIDERUST
SCHNERS
PURE LARD
1 lb PRINT
89#
CRISPYFLAKE
SCHNEIDERS
SHORTENING
1 lb PRINT
89°
REYNOLDS
ALUMINUM FOIL
1.19
EX. PROTECTION moo mi.
MOISTURE
SOFT SENSE LOTION
BARD TO SOLD
OR REGULAR 200 '"L
V05 HAIRSPRAY
THESE SPECIALS
AVAILABLE
ONLY IN:
2.59
1.79
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WEDDINGS
HEIBEBV — SO UCH
Sherry Heibein and Gary Souch were
married Saturday, August 31, 1985 at
Brussels Presbyterian Church by the Rever-
end Jamieson. The bride is the daughter of
Lloyd and Violet Heibein of Brussels and the
groom is the son of Bill and Deloris Souch of
RR 2, Blyth. Maid of Honor was Brenda
Gordon, friend of the bride and bridesmaids
were Wendy Heibein and Janet Mitchell,
sisters of the bride and linda Boyer, sister of
the groom. Best man was David Diehl,
friend of the groom and David South,
brother of the groom, Rand Boyer and Jeff
Heibein, brother of the bride. The ringbear-
er was Robert Mitchell, nephew of the bride
and Tracy McTavish, cousin to the bride was
the flowergirl. The couple now reside at RR
4, Brussels. (Gary Moon photo)
CONNOLLY— WISE
Eileen Connolly of Kippen and Dave Wise of
Clinton were married October 19 in adouble
ring service at St. James Roman Catholic
Church in Seaforth by Father Caruana. The
bride is the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs.
Michael Connolly and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wise of Clinton. Matron
of Honor was the bride's sister Maureen Cole
of Exeter and bridesmaids were Margie
Wise. sister of groom, and Robin Hill, friend
of the bride. Ring bearers were Lawrence
and Wayne Cole, nephews of the bride. Best
man was the grooms brother, Jeff Wise, of
Varna and ushers were Steve Wise, brother
of the groom and Murray Connolly, brother
of the bride. The couple honeymooned in
Puerto Plata and will reside at 48.1095 Jalna
Blvd. in London. (Frank Phillips photo)
Art chairman
speaks to group
Art Coles, the Chairman of Applied and
Creative Arts, division of Humber College,
was the speaker at the Seaforth Horticultural
Society's October meeting.
Mr. Coles showed slides on the Arboretum
which has been under construction for
several years. One million dollars has been
spent to date on landscaping and seven to
eight thousand elementary school children
are enrolled in Arboretum nature study
programs each year. These programs teach
the children to respect the environment.
Mr. Coles also demonstrated how to prune
shrubs and trees. Two of the freshly trimmed
shrubs were drawn as door prizes.
President Steve Hildebrand presided for
the meeting and members were given their
paper -white narcissus bulbs. Members who
did not receive theirs will at the November
meeting. Thanks was expressed to Olga Stoll
for decorating the Fair Queen contestant's
car for the parade.
The next meeting will be the annual
meeting and potluck supper beginning at 6
p.mat the school on November 13.
WI entertains group
At their Public Relations meeting October
8 the Seaforth Women's Institute entertained
members of the Hospital Auxiliary, Seaforth
Lioness Club. Ladies Division of Seaforth
Agricultural Society and ladies who had
helped quilt. Euchre was played with prizes
given to: most games, Pauline Bennett; most
lone hands, Edith McMillan; least games,
Anne Dayman; lucky chair was won by
Dorothy Hays.
Janet Cluff of Seaforth had the winning
ticket on the draw for the quilt and Lorne
Glanville of RR 4. Walton won the basket of
groceries.
A dessert lunch was enjoyed by all.
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