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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-10-15, Page 9FAMILY THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 15, 1986 — A9 ilfaster- Sat.11lt. R.upllon Equipment SPECIALISTS *DEMONSTRATIONS INSTALLATIONS e SALES Happy Citizens meet at Hall Members of the Seaforth Happy Citizens No. 865 met in the Legion Hall recently. Edith Dunlop was in the chair and opened the meeting with a poem, During A .brief business period members were reminded the Fall Rally is to be held in Dungannon on October 16. Registration will lake place from noon until 1 p.m. There will be a fun time including euchre, cribbage, darts, 500 and bridge and everyone is welcome. Euchre winners from this week were: ladies high, Marg Lane: ladies low,' Dorothy Townsend: ladies lone hands, Ruth Thor- Iturn: men's high, Annie Staffen (as a man); men's low, Marg Bennett las a man); and men's lone hands, Mrs. Maloney (as a man). BIRTHS Speaker mentions building campaign Clare Reith was guest speaker at a meeting of the Ladies Aid of Seaforth's First Presbyterian Church. Mr, Reith spoke on Craefhills, the Presbyterian retreat, and mentioned the building fund campaign the retreat hopes to complete by 1988. The business portion of the meeting was conducted by Viola, and the president welcomed the members and read a poem on Autumn. The Ladies Aid was asked by the Friendship group to helpserve lunch after the November 2 service. 1 WEDDINGS John, Ililrita and Robyn would like to announce their second addition, Nicholas Matthew, horn on September 27, 1986 at South Muton hospital, Exeter, weighing 7 lbs. 13 07. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ,Ifarry Arts, Seaforth, and Mr, and Mrs. Itieter Iloast ra Mitehell FIS('IIER: Laurie and Colleen are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, Derek Murray on October 6. 1986, weighing 8 lbs. t o or.s. Proud grandparents are Frank and M a ion M utray, W alton and Ralph and Joyce Fischer, I gmondville. Great grandmother is Adeline Riegel, of Shakespeare and great grandfather is Rudolph Fischer, of Mitchell, THANKSGIVING TURKEYS — Mrs. Britton's Grade 1 and 2 class at the Seaforth Public School combined their artistic talents and the Thanksgiving day theme last week. They created some very colorful turkeys.. Mcllwraith ohotn tct DOW — IIAGGITT Jean Dow, Cromarty, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Dow, Cromarty, and Steven llaggitt, RR1, Auburn, son of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas HinggiIt, Auburn, were married Oct ober 10. in Ilibbert United Church, Staffa. Pastor Deborah Hoekstra, assisted by Rever- end B. Daynard. performed the ceremony. Matron of honor was Mrs. Brenda Empey, RR 4. Walton. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Marilyn W itschi, M Itchell and Miss Lae Ann Dow. 1(11 2, Staffa. Best man. was David Marshall, RR 1. Londesboro. Guests were ushered by Steve Bromley. Belgrave and David Warr, of London. Ringbcarer was David Haggitl. RR 1, Auburn. After a reception at the Seaforth and District Community Centres, and a wedding trip up north. the couple will reside at RR 1, Auburn. (Frank Phillips Photo) Students from St. James explain Thanksgiving THANKSGIVING RV ('11 RISTIN E I)EV EREA UX 1 love Thanksgiving. It is a time to pray for food and be thankful. The Pilgrims landed in America. The Indians showed them how. to shoot wild turkeys. THANKSGIVING BY I.INDSAV DEVEREAUX We are going to stay at home this Thanksgiving because it is my brother's birthday. Everybody is going to come to our house. The Indians showed the Pilgrims how to shoot wild turkeys. And it took eight weeks to get across the giganlie ocean. One hundred people could go on the Mayflower. DEVEREIUX— RENNErr Mary Elizabeth Devereaux, of Seaforth, daughter of James Devereaux. of Seaforth, ;incl 11' illiam Kevin Bennett. Seaforth, son of (till and Betty Bennett. Seaforth, were married in Sl. .lames Roman Catholic Church. on October 11. Father Caruana performed the service. Matron of honor was Marilyn Wylie. of Kitchener, a friend of the pride. Bridesmaids were Chris Fry of Shakespeare. friend of the Nide: Karen Bennett, Seaforth, sister of the groom: Margaret Deverraitiroronto•<and Nancy 1lart inelli, London. t)ofMsisters"oFthe bride. Erin and Katie Devereaux. Kitchener, nieces of the bride, acted as flowergirls. Doug Fry, Shakespeare, friend of the groom, was best man, Ushers were: Steve Bennett. Sarnia. brother of the groom: John Devereaux, Seaforth. and Dan Devereaux, of Keswick. brothers of the pride and Marc Robinet, Seaforth. friend of the groom. itingbearer was Scan Devereaux, Kitchener, nephew of the bride. After a reception al the Seaforth and District Community Centres and a wedding trjp to the south. the couple will reside in Seaforth. (Frank Phillips Photo) OBITUARIES THANKSGIVING BY PAT DKJONG The Pilgrims .started Thanksgiving. They went on the Mayflower because they wanted to have their own church. So they moved to A reerica. They went all the way to America on a ship. In America the Indians taught them how to shoot wild turkeys. B&T ANTENNA SALES 482.7128 Brien McAsh Best Rates G.I.C.fs 5 Year riO¼O Personal Financial Planning Tax Planning R.R.S.P.'s Tax Saying investment Funds Mutual Funds Tax Saving Monthly Income Plain TILLCAN Mike Thomas 527-1539 BY ANNA MAIIJ.OUX The Pilgrims sailed across the ocean on the Mayflower. They are the ones who thought of Thanksgiving. The Pilgrims met the Indians. The Indians taught them how to shoot wild turkeys. I do not know what we are doing for Thanksgiving. ROSS RIBEY FUNERAL. DIRECTOR 'l'IIKPIIA1RIMS BY KAREN VAN III -N IIENGEI. The Pilgrims moved to holland and then to America were the Indians lived. They liked this place, so they stayed. The Indians shower) the pilgrims how to plant corn and how to kill turkeys. THANKSGIVING TIME BV VERONICA (.IU)BINK The Pilgrims did not like the church in England. '!'hey decided to go to America. The Pilgrims lived in log houses, The Indians were friends of the Pilgrims. 1 like Thanksgiving time. I hope the turkey is as rig as I am. Thanksgiving is right before Halloween. WHAT DO I LEAVE AND HOW DO I LEAVE IT? You probably know the importance of making a will, but you may wonder what should be included in it. You can make things a little easier on yourself and your lawyer if you know what to leave and how to leave it Consider these things before having your attorney draw up your will 1 List your possible beneficiaries with their addresses What, if anything, do you wish to leave to each? 2. What monies do you owe? List your outstanding obligations 3. List property not Included In your will, such as insurance policies or savings bonds with a named beneficiary 4 List family possessions handed clown from generation to generation, such as jewelry or china 5 Decide what should be done with your home Do you wish it to go to your spouse completely, or do you wish her/him to have it only during her/his i1fettme • and theft pass it to your children? 6 Special problems are posed if you own a business Do you want to liquidate or have your business carried on by your spouse or someone else? 7 Other considerations should include gilts, chanties and trusts We appreciate your questions and hope You will feel free to seek our advice at any time M t'RIEI.I,EYBURN Mrs. Muriel E. Leyburn, 64. of 170 Shalet Cres,. London. formerly of Seaforth, died Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Born in Tuckersmith Township, she was a daughter of the late Alexander Wright and the former Lily Henderson. Surviving are her husband, William Lcyhurn; three brothers. Alan, of London, Morley, of Stoney Creek, and Gordon, of Seaforth: and one sister. Mrs. Robert (Alice) Tyndall. of Seaforth. She was predeceased by one brother. Arthur. The family received friends at the Whit- ney-Rihey Funeral Home. 87 Goderich St. }"V.; Seaforth until 2 p.m. Saturday when a ?iervice was held conducted by Reverend Gordon Simmons. Burial followed in Malt - landbank cemetery. Pallbearers were David Leyburn, Harold Langille, Ken MclUwain, Grant Tyndall, John $roadfoot, Carl Richardson. Flower hearers were Bob Wright, Bill Smith, Murray White. Bruce Mclean. RYAN— MUIDER The wedding of Maureen Ryan and Adrian Mulder took place al St. Peters Cathedral, London with Rev, Father Daniel officiating. Maid of honour and bridesmaid were Mary lou Heenan and Elaine Ryan, sisters of the pride and groomsman was Graham Stewart, friend of the groom. Ushers were Allan Ryan and G. Stewart. Parents of the couple are Frank and Doris Ryan, Seaforth and Peter and Anna Mulder, London. Dinner and reception were held at the Gallery, London. After a wedding trip to Quebec, the couple will reside in Thorndale. SCHOOL ROOM PLAYHOUSE — Bruce Griffin, Kevin Barry. Darcy Wood. Christy Laycox and Courtney Lariveo presented a puppet show for (heir classmates Iasi week. The puppet show followed a Thanksgiving day theme. The students are In the Grade 2-3 class ls a tophoto t rs. Johnston and Mrs, Griffin al Seaforth Public School. Filter E..ueen "IN TIE HEART Of DOWNTOWN VARNA" 4824103 WHITNEY-RIBEY FUNERAL NOME 87 Goderich St. W. Seaforth 527-139'0 John Peter Wild of Goderich died at his .residence on Monday, October 6. He was 69. A farmer in Bayfield, he was a member of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Fathertoderich arid a member of Stephen Eckert Council Knights ofColumbusNo. 5289, Seaforth. He was born in Bayfield on August 5, 1917 to Valentine Wild and the former Agnes O'Sullivan, both deceased. His wife is the former Pheobe Anne Bedard. Also surviving are sons Joseph of Bayfield, Peter and his wife Wendy of Bayfield, and Patrick of London. Also, daughters Rosemary and husband Don Cor- riveau of Goderich, Barbara Dessjardiret of Goderich and Theresa Wild of London. He has two brothers, Joseph and Louis Wild both of Clinton and one sister, Very '(Mrs. Oscar Priestap) of Clinton. He was predeceased by a sister, Mary Etuei Also surviving are his grandchildren, Sheila and Bryan Corriveau, Paula, Richard and Michael Dosiardins,. Funeral Mass was held at St. Peter's Ronan Catholic Church, Goderichi on Wednesday, October 8, with Rev. Joseph Hardy officiating. Prayers were held on Tuesday night, followed by a Knights of Columbus Memorial Service at .the McCallum and Pella Funeral Hoole, Knights of Columbus formed a Mara of Honor at the church Pallbearers wer,'eStephen Bedard, Gilbert DeSchutter, Carol DeSchutter, Doyle 'Talbot, Paul Priestap and Bill Wild, Interment St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Joseph's, Ontario. from ©CITIZEN • Diamond Set Dial 5425 The quality' timepiece for that man of distinction Layaway terms available A NSTETT JEWELLERS MEMBER AMERICAN SAlbert Si CLINTON 284 Main St EXETER 26 Main 51 S SEAFORTH 135 Queen St East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St E WALKERTON 2 The Square GODERICH GEM SOCIETY