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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-03-30, Page 15THE HURON EXPOSITOR. MARCH 30, 1988 — 15 Legion mixed bowling well attended The Legion Invitational Mixed Bowling tournament held Saturday was well attend- ed with 25 teams competing from as far away as Toronto. A team from Hanover was the overall winner with two teams from Seaforth placing second and third. The team of Jack and Marg Ungarian, Mary and Ron Heileman and Elinor and Ken Pearce plac- ed second and the team of Helen and Al Nicholson, Doris Hugill, Neil Beuerman and John and Jean Cairns placed third. After the bowling a delicious supper was served by the Ladies Auxiliary and the remainder of the evening was spent dancing. Last Sunday a Seminary for Service Of- ficers was held in Sarnia with Cleave Coombs and Gordon Scott and their wives attending. All categories of service work and all programs regarding seniors were LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott covered. Any Veteran wishing to find out what benefits he is entitled to, call Cleave Coombs for an appointment with the Department of Veterans' Affairs representative. The bus for the tour of Goderich, Grand Bend, Exeter, St. Marys and Stratford will be leaving the Branch at noon. There will still seats available at time of writing. Anyone wanting to go should put their name on the list. The dart league is having its annual potluck supper Saturday at 7 pm. Anyone who has played darts this year or past years is welcome to attend. There will he a stag euchre Wednesday (tonight) at 8 pm. The District meeting is being held in Hanover on April 9 and 10. Anyone wishing a ride please get in touch with President Jim Watson. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Bar roster for the next week is: Wednes- day, March 30 - K. Swan; Monday, April 4 - L. Teatero; Tuesday, April 5 - M. Thomas; Wednesday, April 6 - R. Govier and Thurs- day, April 7 - T. Johnston. Doug Elliott guest speaker of Tuckersmith Tycoons The first and second meetings of the Tuckersmith Tycoons were held on February 23 and March 2 at the homes of Jim Papple and Jack McLachlan. At the first meeting members elected the officers for their club. They are as follows; President - Jane Papple, Vice -President - Rob Charters and Secretary/Press Reporter - floating. At the second meeting members had a guest speaker, Doug Elliot who spoke to members about various areas of financial matters and various financial institutes. Everyone appreciated the time Doug spent with the club, and learned a lot. The members of the Tuckersmith Tycoons ar Jane Papple, Rob Charters, Sharen Allan, Dave Hayter, Jeff Hayter, Chris Smith, Barb Fotheringham, John A Living, Loving Way to say HAPPY EASTER. Drop in and choose from our Large Selection of Easter Lilies, Mixed Baskets, Mums, Hydrangeas and Begonias. McLauchlan, and Hung Luong. The readers are Jack McLachlan, Jean Tabbert and Jim Papple. Tyco°, learn about apartment rental at Tuckersmith 4-H dub meeting Estella Wilson was guest speaker at the fourth meeting of the Tuckersmith Tycoons 4-H Club, held at the home of Joan Tabberts. their workbooks on the subject of renting. At the previous meeting, held at the home of Jack McLachlan, club members com- pleted Chapters two and four in their Ms. Wilson spoke on renting apartments, workbooks, which dealt with income, ex- penses, assets, liabilities and net worth. then club members completed Chapter 3 in EASTER BASKETS $498AND app GREENHOUSES & GARDEN CENTRE LTD. COZYN'S CHARLES RICHARDSON MERRILL Charles Richardson Merrill, of RR1 Clin- ton, died in Hallett Township on March 14. He was 75 years old. Mr. Merrill was born in Goderich Township on February 10, 1913 to the late William John and Ethel Melvina (Smith) Merrill. He is predeceased by his first wife, Evelyn Wilson and is survived by his se- cond wife, the former Evelyn Millian. Mr. Merrill was a farmer' and a church organist, known by many as over his musical career he played in Londesboro United Church, the Goderich Baptist Church, the First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton and his current church, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton. Mr. Merrill was an Associate Member of the Canadian Forresters, Benmiller Court, and a member of the Ontario Street United Church. He is survived by his children, Ruth and Charles Scholey of Agincourt; Margaret and Glen Gagan of Lambeth; Sandra and Clayton Connell of Lambeth; Janette and Doug Henry of London; Mary Lyn Merrill of Tofield; William and Allana Merrill of Orangeville; Pat and Fred Tyndall of Lon- don; Wayne and Marie Millian,-Barry'and Irene Millian, William and Sherri Millian, all of RR5 Goderich and Clare Million of RR3 Auburn. Mr. Merrill is also survived by 22 grandchildren. Mr. Merrill rested at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton and a funeral service was held on March 18. Rev. David Woodall of Ontario Street United Church officiated with the assistance of Rev. William Barber of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church where Mr. Merrill was the church organist. Pallbearers were Clayton Ellis, William Gerrits, William Gibbings, Mark Jenkins, Tlelman Westerhout and Garnet Wright. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. CARL ROBERT (KELLY) DALTON Catl Robert (Kelly) Dalton of Seaforth, died Monday, March 28, 1988 in St. Petersburg, Florida. He was 82. A one-time reeve of Seaforth and member of the the local conservation authority, Mr. Dalton is survived by his wife Dorothy of Londesboro; sons, Percy and his wife Mavis of Seaforth, Murray and friend Janet of Seaforth and Douglas and friend Jean of Goderich and by a daughter Doris Muir and husband Dave. Also surviving are 20 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren and sisters, Hattie (Mrs. Murray Savage) and Aileen (Mrs. Christy) of Toronto. Mr. Dalton was predeceased by three sisters, Leta (Mrs. Foster Fowler) of Mit- chell, Alma (Mrs. Robert Beare) of Toronto and Gladys (Mrs. Harry Howe) of Niagara Fails. Relatives and friends will be received at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral after 2 p.m. Wednesday until 2:30 p.m. Thursday when a funeral service will be held. Spring inter- ment Maitlandbank Cemetery, Seaforth. As expressions of sympathy donations may be made to the charity of one's choice. BEATRICE REGIER Beatrice Regier of Seaforth died Wednes- day, March 23, 1988 at the Seaforth Manor. She was 86. Mrs. Regier is survived by two sons, Alvin of Seaforth and Joe of Edmonton, and one daughter Dorene Smith of Mississauga. Also surviving are one brother Roy Rau of Egmondville, 11 grandchildren and 12 great- grandchildren. Mrs. Regier was predeceased by her hus- band John Regier; two brothers, Alvin and Verdun and one sister Nona Ross. The family received friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth and Mass of the Christian burial was held Friday at St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth. Spring interment St. James Cemetery. Parish prayers were said at the funeral home. Pallbearers were great grandson Scott Mee of Brandford, grandsons Paul and Peter Smith of Mississauga, Mickey Willace of North Bay and Michael Regier of Seaforth and friend of the family, Michael Trapnell of�Seaforth. URSULA TEICBERT Ursula Teichert of Goderich died Tuesday, March 15 in Frankfurt, Germany at the age of 58. She was an x-ray techician at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich for the past 25 years. Surviving is her tilbtlier, Mrs. Elsa Weimann of Seaforth; her husband, Karl Teichert; son Karl and his wife Sheila of Seaforth; daughter Petra and her husband Doug Roulston of Goderich; son Peter and his wife Brenda of Goderich; and son Perry and his wife Betty of Ridgetown. Also surviving are one brother Peter Weimann of Woodstock and sister Helga (Mrs. Peter Hellinga) of Sault Ste. Marie. Six grandchildren also survive. Her father Walter Weimann predeceased her. Cremation took place in Frankfurt, Ger- many. A private family interment in Egmondville Cemetery was held. Donations to Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, as expressions of sympathy would be appreciated. Huron St. at City Limits Lots of Parking 393-6661 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK PENING Thursday, April 7 NEW FERTILIZER BLENDING FACILITY To better serve Walton area farmers, a new 600 tonne fertilizer blending facility including related application equipment is being constructed by Cook's in Walton. It is to be operational by April 4, 1988. Open House Is Thursday, April 7. Equipped with the Innovative ribbon style blen- ding unit, Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium and all micronutrients fertilizers are quickly and accurately blended to specific requirements at the rate of 50 tonnes per hour. The new facility will also allow the blending of fertilizer end seed for airflow application. Division of Geebro (1987) Inc. 'Where you can trade with confidence" KEEPING CROPS PROFITABLE Walton 527-1540 887-9261 WE'RE SEARCHING FOR A HEART OF, GOLD Selflessness. Willingness. Understanding. Qualities you may see in someone you know. Someone who goes out of his or her way to make your community a better place to live. Air Canada, in partnership with your community newspaper, would like to salute these individuals who bring so much to your community. That's why we created Air Canada's "Heart of Gold" Award. Now's the time to speak out on behalf of these individuals. 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