HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-01-19, Page 15A PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE sponsored by the
Seaforth Junior i-armers was a huge success
with 21 tables in play. A spokesman for the
group said 10 extra tables had to be set up to
accommodate those attending. Senior citizens
were invited to the event which included a
variety show, in the Seaforth Legion last
Tuesday evening. Playing their cards, from left
are Ethel Haist, Ethel Dennis, Nelson McClure
and Elmer Bakcsy. (Wassink photo)
WILSJ)V: Brian and Linda
are happy to -announce the
safe arrival of a baby brother
for Lisa Curtis MacKay was
born Jan. 7, 1983 at Clinton
Public Hospital, Curtis had
the honour of being Clinton's
New Year baby. Proud
grandparents are W.D. and
Doris Wilson and Emerson
and Audrey Coleman.
LOVE: Gary and Kiril (nee
Anstett) are pleased to an-
nounce -the arrival of their
daughter Pamela Kimberley,
January 11, 1983 weighing 8
lbs. 3 oz. at St. Joseph's
hospital, London. Proud
grandparents are Ray and
Leona Anstett and Keith and
Pat Love.
DELVECCHIO: Jan and Etts
I elvecchio would like to
announce the birth, on Mon-
day, January 10, of Jennifer
Jane, 9 Ib. 6 oz, - a sister for
Karen.
Huronia Branch of the
Ontario Humane Society
GENERAL MEETING
January 26. 1983.
tM.A.F• OFFICE
20 King Street. Clinton 8.p.m.
Agenda
-Election of 1983 Officers
-Application for Agent
Representatives from Head Office
will be present
PROCLAMATION -
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
The Mayor, in conjunction with the
Canadian Cancer Society, requests that
the citizens of Seaforth observe the
week of January 23rd to the 29th as
"NON-SMOKING WEEK" and Janu-
ary 26th as "WEEDLESS WEDNES-
DAY".
Alfred Ross
• MAYOR
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ANNA MIDDEGAAL
A former resident of Hul-
lett Township, Anna Josep-
hina Middegaal, died in Ritz
,Lutheran Villa in Mitchell on
Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1983. She
was 81. Born Anna Joseph-
ina Smits in Holland on
March 3, 1901, she was the
wife of the late Lambertus
• Middegaal, who died in
1964. The Middegaals came
to Canada in 1948.
Mrs. Middegaal-is surviv-
ed by three sons, Tony of
Hullett; Hank of London and
John of Seaforth; and by
three daughters, Chris Lane
of London; Helen, Mrs.
Harry Van Moorsel, of Mit-
chell and Joann Mrs. Cat-__
vin Garrow, ' of London. -
Twenty grandchildren also
survive.
The late Mrs. Middegaal
rested at the Tasker Funeral
Home in Blyth until Friday
when the Mass of the Christ-
ian Burial was conducted at
St. Michael's Roman Catho-
lic Church, Slyth. Spring
interment will follow in St.
Michael's Cemetery, Morris
Township.
Pallbearers' were grand-
sons, Brent Van Moorsel,
Mitchell; Dwayne and Brad
Garrow, London; Bert and
Jim Middegaal, Blyth and
Kevin Middegaal, Lambeth.
HARVEY ALVIN.REIDT
Harvey Alvin Reidt of
Wroxeter died January 12 in
Wingham and District Hospi-
tal. He was in his 74th year.
He is survived by his wife.
the former Lida Willets and
by one son, Lyle Walter Reidt
of Oakv Ile. one daughter
Shirley ouise, Mrs. Bob
Moweray f Carnbridge. four
grandehiT n. -STfep nie
and Brian R idt and Dar ny
and Bradley Mowbray: He
was predece sed- one
brother Lloyd.
Funeral and commital ser-
vice was held January 15 at 1
p.m. from the Gorrie Chapel
of the M.L. Watts Funeral
Home. Spring interment,
Wroxeter Cemetery. Rev.
Lloyd Martin officiated.
AMY SPEIR
A life member of the
Women's Missionary Society
and Majestic Womens Insti-
'.tuto and foftriAlit member of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Royal Canadian Legion,
Brussels and the Horticul-
tural Society, Florence J.aur-
etta Jane (Amy) Speir died in
the Wingham and District
Hospital on Thursday, Jan-
uary 13 in her 86th year.
Born in McKillop township
she taught al several schools
in the Brussels area. Married
on November 4, 1919, the.
late Mrs. Speir was prede-
ceased by her husband John'
. Gilbert Speir in 1954.
Predeceased by her par-
ents Fletcher Roe and Laura
Whitfield, one son John
(World War II, 1942) and one
brother. Surviving is one son
Kenneth of Simcoe, three
daughters .Margaret, Mrs.
Norman Johns, London;
Laura, Mrs. Gil Standish,
Simcoe; Helen. Mrs. Frank
Grover. Caledon East. nine
CHECK UP &
MAINTENANCE
Vgadlly
21 tables
at euchre
Senior Citizens night
was held in the Seaforth
Legion Hall Jan. 1I sponsor-
ed by Seaforth Junior Farm-
ers. A full evening of enter-
tainment was planned with a
musical program first put on
by a number of the Junior
Farmers.
Concluding the hour's pro -
pram 21 tables of euchre were
in play followed by lunch. A
number of residents of Sea -
forth Manor attended and
reported a most enjoyable
evening. Leonard Bloomfield
expressed courtesy remarks
to the Junior Farms for
their hospitality, tran porta-
tion and tasty htnch.
David McKnight of Eg-
mondville United Church
conducted service at Seaforth
Manor on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. McKnight was unable tb
accompany for the hymns due
to illness.
Cliff Thornton, administra-
tor was in charge of a
program on communication
and staff meeting on Friday
afternoon in the activity room
at Seaforth Manor. 4 good
representation of staff were
present.
Mary Finlayson, activity
co-ordinator was pleasantly
surprised at noon on Friday
when Sid Pearson, president
of the Resident's Council
presented her with a birthday
card signed by all residents
and also a gift on behalf of the
residents. Maty- thanked
everyone for their remem-
brance.
Welcome to Cornelius
Rumig who has been admit-
ted to Seaforth Manor. Visit-
ing with Mr. Rumig on the
weekend were his wife,
daughter and family of Wa-
terloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bol-
ton visited with Finlay Ross.
Gladys Ruston and Ruth
Noll spent the weekend at
their respective homes.
Friday afternoon bingo was
attended by 30 residents and
winners were -Under B -
Wayne Hedges, I -Penny
Caza, N -Ila Gardner, Charles
Ross; G'lsobel Lamble; 0 -
Harold Walsh. 4 corners -
Peggy Caza, Wilma Brill. Full
house -Ria oogel, Maxine
Elliott.
Bowlin was cancelled on
Monday afternoon so that
residents ould view the
Laurel and ardy movie
;'Pack U,p.Xour Troubles,',.
Happy b tthday to James
Nolan who celebrated his
80th birthday on Saturday.
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Nicholson will be
celebrating their 65t1 wed-
ding1anniversary and all good
wishes go out to them.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 19, 1983 — A15
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