HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-12-04, Page 15IMAM JOHN zolviR.
William John ,Thamer of
Walton died in the, Winghant
and District Hospital on
Wednesday; November 20 in
his 70th year. •
He is ,survived by Ids we,
the fernier Ruth Canipbell
and fou daughters, Paulette
(Mrs. Alex Gultitzen) of 12,1e.
2,. Blyth; Shirley (Mrs.
Volker flettlein), of London;
Judy (Mrs. Clinton
Etimrich) of Walton; Ruthie
of Woodstock; and one son,'
John of Calgary.
Also surviving are eight
grandchildren. He is
survived by his sisters, Mrs.
James •(Lattra") t White of
GoderlehL Mrs, ' Gor4911
(Gertrude) Reis of Goderichl
Mrs: Albert (Bella) Debus of
Btunner and Miss 'Pearl
Mauler of Hatronview, in
Clinton.
Funeral services were held
from the Brussels chapel of
the M.L. Watts Funeral
Home on Saturday,
November 29. Burial
followed in Brussels
cemetery.
Pallbearers were: .Percy
Dalton, Fred Waltham,
Ralph McNichol, Ian Wilbee,
George Taylor and Harvey
McClure. Flower bearers.
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A.J. McKAIG
Angus J, McKaig, 74, of
Cromarty, died Wednesday,
. at his home
•Born in Hibbert Township,
he was a son of the late
James McKaig And former
Florence Johnson. He resid-
ed in Hibbert Township until
moving to Cromarty 36 years
"ago. '
Surviving are one brother,
Calder, of Cromarty; one
sister, Mrs. Donald (Chris-
tina) Smith, of White Rock,
B.C.; also three nieces. He
was predeceased by one
brother, William, 1973.
Friends were received at
the Heath -Leslie funeral
Home, Mitchell, where ser-
vice s were held 2 p.m._
Friday. Burial followed in
Staffa cemetery.
WILLIAM J. BENNEW1ES
William J. Bennewies of
R.R. 1, Bornholm, Ont. died
at the Stratford General
Hospital on Friday in his 96th
year. He was born at Lot 1
Con. 9 of McKillop Township
on April 16, 1885, a son of
the late Ernest Bennewies
and the former Julia
Schrpder;
On June 15, 19161 he Was
married to the former Freda
Kahle who survives. He had
farmed at Lot 1, Con. 9 of
McKillop Township most of
his life. Be was -a member of
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
in Brodhagen and had served
on the Church Council,
Suriviing besides, his wife
are three song; Harvey of
Kitchener, Ivan a Logan
Towhship and Fred a Mc-
Killop Township; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Alvin (Ellen)
Schellenberger of Mitchell
and Mrs. Vera Pehlke of
Monkton; 15 grandchildren.
and I 1 great grandchildren,
He was predeceased by
two sons, Lloyd and Roy and
one grandson Roger Pehlke
(1980). He was the last
survivingmember of -his--
immediate family, having
been predeceased by two
brothers and five sisters.
Friends were received at
the Lockhart Funeral home
in Mitchell until noon Mon-
day when transfer was made
to St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen for the
funeral service with Rev.
Arthur Horst officiating. In-
terment was in St. Peter's
Lutheran Cemetery, Brod-
haaen
THE HURON OxP9sIT0F1,.. PEcEMBER'4, 1980 19
UP HE GOES—Dennis Nielsen' does a power layup amid a crowd of
basketball players during the men's recreational basketball offered as an
evening activity each Thursday at Seaforth District High School. The
course, which is held in conjunction with other night school classes, has
been going on since early in the fall. (Photo by Ellis)
Centenaires outshoot
Continued from page 9
tending from Dan McClure
took the sting out of them.
The Centenaires then took
over and roared back with
85 attend
The Huron -Perth
Presbytery of the United
Church of Canada met
November 25th in the Zurich
United Church with 85 clergy
and laypersons in
attendance.
Rev. Rae Grant of Listowel
Chairman of Presbytery, pre-
sided. The worship service
was conducted by Rev. John
Oestreicher of Clinton.
Rev. Wm. A. Sayers,
President of London
Conference, spoke of the
work of the United -Church
throughout Canada. He
streqsed tile need to be open
and faithful and to grow in
faith.
Rev. Craig Railton of the
London Conference office.
assisted by Rev. Norman
Gibson of Stratford showed a
preview of the United Church
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five straight goals to put
away the victory.
John Hicknell led the
Centenaire onslaught by
firing three goals while
veterans Mike Feeney and
Ian Doig each had a pair,
Single markers were notchea
by John Devereaux, Mark
IVIcLlwain, Don Williamson,
and Mike Kelly,
Huron Perth meeting
islational T.V. project which capturing the faith styles of
will be aired across Canada United Church persons,
late in February or early
March in the early evening.
It is an hour-long production
made up of film vignettes
The next Huron -Perth
Presbytery will be held in
Seaforth United Church
February 24.
TAV1STOCK 6 •
SEAFORTH 2
The high flying Tavistock
Braves scored two
unanswered goals in each of
the first two periods as they
went on to defeat the
Centenaires by a score of 6-2.
The Centenaires managed
p mere 22 shots on the
Tavistock net while the
strong skating and fore
checking Braves tested
Seaforth goalie Dan
McClure with 38 drives.
Odds n' ends
by Elaine Townshend
Spiders ugh!
Guests are welcome in my home • at
least. the two -legged kind are. I even
opened my door to a four -legged one.
shaggy but house-broken. But. when he
roomer of legs climbs to eight. I draw the
A place for everything. and everything
in its place. That's my motto. although
you'd never know it looking around. Ole
office with its books on the floor. telephone
on the bookcase and ty-pewriter onset on
the filing cabinet.
Nevertheless my place is here modst all
the confusion. The place for spiders
outside. Sure Ws cold out there. but !hal.%
not my pmblern. If a spider dares to trawl
thto my domain. he'd better he prepared to
run for his life.
I though cold weather would spell the
end of thern. Unit -militia -ties they seem o;,
think my plancy is a warm autumn haler
They amaze me with their Houdino acts.
slipping through the tiniest of cracks under
doors or hiding in the corner of a doorstrp
until someone opens the door. Their speed
can be surprising. Once inside they seem
to swell to three times their size as they
boldly case the joint.
Spiders are mysterious and hard w (Irk log
creatures. The webs they weave are almost
works of art. Photographers capture
striking pictures of webs draped over tw tRs
early morning with dewdrops shining on
them like jewels. Webs can he twatorthia.
but not in the corners of my living room
Some spiders have the nerve to pratike
thdrefiandissork at my front door I ors
' remember to make regular sweeps v. ith a
,t all mop. lest to-legged s motors find
there's more blocking their entrance than a
.4:Tee fl
I'm not a yinilittive person, hot I w itt 'too
tolt4rate invasion hy spiders I've declared
war on them The, oniv re,ieption ther a an
' elpea t to receive en my plac,r is a stomp., a
sum a flush.
The battle requires speed I's e discover
ed the enernv a an disappear arnatingl% fast
into ,.ravka an the tcaillAiacd 1 mcc vcvn
sec When 1 spot a spider. I ;mop into
al:VIM The other night I iq,is tallytig on the
phonic and almost dragged the phone to the
floor during a sudden chase
The itaddY long legs Vire is no mat, h
nye Small and inciliurn.spi,ders math their
round black bodies and squiggly legs ifan't
intirriidate me BC/1 oascariallly. 1cro•
roamer a large milooking tcpe that
makes me hesitate
The first firne this ionfrontation occurred
I considered luring the enemy into a glass
jar and taking him outstde. I abandoned
the idea because. tvith rinv. luck he cc ould he
Flack through the door before I was. He mei
the same fate as the others, it gust took me
it -Inger co ovirk up my courage to do the
dirtv deed
When the battle is oyer I don't feel lake
a conquering hero I take no pleasure in
watching !vim hing legs minus a body on
the titiot • On the other hand. I feel great
discomfort %hen I open In6 es es in bed to
see a spider staring down at me from the
ceiling
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The. Centenaires despite
the loss played quite well
,considering it was their third
game in three days.
-Tavistock got a three goal
performance from Rob
Fraese while Ted Gladding,
Rod Zehr and Jay Cressman
shot one apiece.
Doug Anstett scored both
Centenaire goals 32 seconds
apart late in the third period.
The Centenaires picked up
twenty-eight of forty-six
minutes- in penalties
Including a misconduct
penalty to Ian Doig.
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First Church
PRESBYTERIAN
59 Goderleh St. W.. Seaforth ,
Minister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Oruanist: Mrs. D. Carter
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7
Second Sunday in Advent
1115 Worship Service, Sunday School & Nursery
' "Jesus Comes"
. Prepare for Christ
ST. THOMAS Anglican Church
The Rev. Junes R. Broadfant B.A., M.Div.
Seafortb
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7
2ND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
10:00 a.m. Holy Communion and Sennon
Sermon: "My Word will not pass away"
• 4:30 p.m.: Sunday School Christas mParty and
I program for the whole congregation beesming with
Pot Ind Supper - -4
NORTHSIDE United Church
54 Godes-kb St. West. Seaforth
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke
DECEMBER 7, 1980
SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
11 a.m. White Gilt Service
Presentation of Gifts for Seaforth Christmas Bureau
Sunday School and Nursery at the tame time
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