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The Huron Expositor, 1983-07-13, Page 20THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 13, 1,983 75 YEARS— June Et'Newman Garrett was presented with a 75 year membership, pin of the Canadian Order of Forresters, organized In Londesboro. He joined In 1908 when he was1.9 and is the last remaining member from the early years of the society. Mr. Garrett is hospitalized and the presentation was made in Seaforth Community Hospital by Norman Hill of Brantford and, Walter McClure of Seaforth. In the photo are Mr. Garrett, seated, his wife Eveline and his twin daughters, Erma, Mrs Alden Crich of Clinton, Irene,Mrs. Warren Whitmore of Seaforth and Mr. Hill. Mr. Garrett has two sons, Frank of Chesley and Bert, of Clinton. W©lt ow crud dowdoolboQo- NNW Londesboro plans church picnic Correspondent MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK 523.4250 Londesboro United plans a congregational picnic next Sunday, July 17 at 11 a.m. at the home of Peter Hardy. Congratulations to Jim Watt and Tammy Larsen who were married July 9 in Londesboro United church. -Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Armstrong, Matthew and Daren to the village from Clinton on Friday. Mrs. Jean Kennedy, Ste- phen, Kathy. Amanda and Crystal returned home from 1'h weeks with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchum in Colombia. South Carolina. Mrs. Dora Shobbrook spent last week with her daughter Muriel, Ross Mill - son and family in Woodstock. Thelma Ellerby and Dorie Garron returned home with her from spending three }veeks in Alberta, B.C. with Garron relatives. Tom Allen and Drew were fishing past week Island, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ilan, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Alle and family attended the Allen family picnic on Sunday at McNaughton Park, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomp- son returned home Sunday from two weeks vacation motoring to east coastaccom- panied by Mrs. Ray Radford and Jennifer Laurie. . Mohday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were daughters Betty, Mrs. Jerry Smith. Kincardine. Barbara, Mrs. Colin Paterson and Katie, London. Several from here attended the Shobbrook reunion at Clinton Conservation Park on Sunday. Lloyd Longman of Stratford and Mildred Bryson of Inger- soll visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long - Keel gevialdl 2!5Iy1J:I;cHELL & EXETER 1 -- r 1 1 ► 1 SAVE FROM 1/s KEITH MURRAY INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Now 3 locations to serve you better: BRODHAGEN MITCHELL SEAFORTH OFF ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE! EXCEPT BASICS WHICH ARE BOYS' JEANS :7.47,, WRANGLER$11499 GWG$1649 LADIES' DRESSES 1/2 PRICE , , MEN'S SUITS 2O°FF $12999 SAVE Vt. ;10000 ALTIRAIIONS EXTRA 345-2022 348-9150 527-1440 man and attended Hullett twp. Day and Barbecue. Clara Riley, Jean Caldwell, Dorothy Sattiaux enjoyed bus trip on Sunday with Seaforth Horticultural Society to Ham- ilton Rose Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Allen, California visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Knox, Mrs. Beth Knox and Mrs. Joe Shaddick. Mrs. Beth Knox and Mrs. Van Allen visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bryans, Mitchell. Supper guests with Beth Knox on Thursday were Mrs. Marjorie Robson, Mrs. Marg- aret Noyes, Mrs. Hilda Hobbs, Denfield and Vivian Van Allen. 49TH SHOBBROOK REUNION There were 60 at annual reunion on Sunday for dinner at Conservation Park• Clin- ton. President Bill Crawford welcomed all. Officers for 1984 are: Past president - Bill and Joan Crawford; President - Charles and Shirley Shob- brook; Vice-president - Gor- don and Darlene Shobbrook; Secretary -treasurer - Connie, Chomicki; Sports committee - Doris and Janice Andrews; Nominating - Cliff Saunder- cock. Sports were conducted by Verna and Bonnie .Gibbings and winners were: Jonathon Miller, Kelly Peck, Michael Gibbings. Melanie Knox, Greg Crawford, Theresa Knox. Jim Crawford. Susan Willet, Wayne Peck. Connie Chomicki, Cliff Saundercock, Angela Sipes and Janice Andrews. The oldest present was Laura Saundercock and the youngest, Lindsey Andrews. Coming the farthest distance were Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bell, Yorkshire, England. Also present were Russell and Kathryn Shobbrook and An- gela Sipes from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. • Teachers resign, are transferred The Huron -Perth Separate School Board met recently and dealt briefly with the following: The board accepted the resignation of Sister Eileen Foran, a teacher at St. James' school in Seaforth effective Aug. 31. Effective Sept. 1. Sally *,See us first for a quote on all your insurance needs: •AUTOMOBILE *HOUSE & FARM *COMMERCIAL !LIFE • DISABILITY *ANNUITIES • GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES *SNOWMOBILES • MOTORCYCLES *ETC. (BASICS INCLUDE MEN'S WORK CLOTHING, UNDERWEAR 6 SOCKS • LADIES' UNDERWEAR 1 HOSIERY • GIRLS' 1 BOYS' UNDERWEAR & HOSIERY) SHOP AND SAVE NOW!! SALE ON BASICS & WORK CLOTHING ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 16th OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 p.m. Look for us in our new SEAFORTH OFFICE on July 18th northeast corner of McLaughlin Chev.-Olds Campeau will be hired as a half-time teacher at Sacred Heart school in Wingham. Two teachers will be trans- ferred effective Sept. 1. Joan Mclver will go to St. James' school in Seaforth from St. Patrick's in Dublin and Ralph Weisharwill go to St. Pat- rick's in Dublin from St. Joseph's in Stratford. Sunday school Continued from page 14 4th year seal. Greg Fritz - missed three Sundays re- ceived 4th year seal. Sharon Godkin-perfect attendance, one Sunday missed, 2nd year wreath, 4th year seal. Danny Taylor -perfect attendance, one Sunday missed, 4th year bar, 4th year seal. Kipp Weisbrod - perfect atten- dadce, one Sunday missed received pin and 2nd year seal.Promoted to Junior Class were Greg Clark, Brett Lee and Danny Taylor. Junior teacher is Helen Craig. Class children in- clude: Glenda Carter, Barba - Finlayson, Steve Fritz, , Sherri Hoegy, B n Love, Heather McG n, Kelly Workman, Jim Clark, Bonnie Finlayson, Nancy Godkin, Leslie Hudie, Tonice Mc- Clure, Ron Stevenson and Manny Taylor. Glenda Carter -perfect a- ttendance, no Sundays missed, 5th year bar, 5th year seal. Steven Fritz - missed four Sundays, • 7th year seal. Nancy Godkin-per- fect attendance, no Sundays missed, 7th year bar, 7th year seal. Sherri Hoegy-per- fect attendance, missed two Sundays, 5th year bar, 6th year seal. Leslie Hudie- missed five Sundays, 5th year seal: Brian Love -perfect attendance, one Sunday missed, 3rd year bar, 3rd year seal. Heather McGavin- perfect attendance, two missed, 6th year bar, 8th year seal.Manny Taylor -per- fect attendance, missed two Sundays, 4th year bar, 4th year seal. Promoted on to Intermedi- ate Class are: Glenda Carter, Sherri Hoegy, Heather Mc Gavin, Jim Clark and Leslie Hudie. Intermediate teacher is Marie McGavin.Class consis- ting of Kith Fritz, Ben Hoegy, Richard Love, Amy Workman, Donna Godkin, Craig Hackwell and Blaine Marks. Kim Ritz -missed four Sun- days received 10th year honour seal, Donna Godkin- perfect attendance, one Sun- day missed, 10th year bar, 10th year seal, Ben Hoegy- missed four Sundays, 7th year seal, Craig Hackwell- missed two Sundays, 8th year bar, 9th' year seal, Richard Love -missed two Sundays, 3rd year bar, 5th year seal. Graduated from Sunday School were Kim Fritz, Don- na Godkin, Craig Hackwell and Richard Love. Sunday School is closed for the summer The Rev. Charles A. Swan was in charge of the morning service at Duff's United Church. Next Sunday will be his last service before his holidays. July 24 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elgie of Gorrie will conduct worship with special 'music.July 31 Miss Cathy Underwood and friends will lead worship. Rev. Swan will return for worship Aug. 28. Flowers were placed in the Sanctuary in memory of Stewart Humphries by his family. (`-y — Miss Marion Taylor. R.R. Belgrave, Huron County Dai- ry Princess will be guest speaker for the Agriculture meeting of the Institute at the hall July 20 at 8:15 pni. Everyone is welcome. brgulool J. MORLEY COOPER J. Morley Cooper, a well- known Kippen resident, died at his home at R.R. N3, Kippen on Tuesday, June 28, 1983. He was in his 80th year. Surviving are his wife, the former Florence Mabel Rob- ertson; two sons, Jack of Hensall and Lloyd of R.R. #3, Kippen: two brothers, Dunc- an and John A., both of Kippen; four sisters, Olive. Mrs. Grant Love, Cairo, Michigan and Grace Mc- Bride, Beatrice, Mrs. Bob Dalrymple, and Doreen Baird, all of Brucefield. eccatdi OF MITCHELL & EXETER Ontario Rood 378 Mule Su„t S. PH. 348-9081 PH. 235-2162 - *We deal with many - established insurance companies in Canada. This enables us to be very competitive In the market place. 7' SAVE BY AUG. lst ORDER YOUR NEW KITCHEN NOW! Approx. 6% increase August 1/83 Two grandsons, Jim and Scott Cooper, of R.R. #3, Kippen also survive. The late Mr. Cooper was predeceased by one brother, Lloyd in 1928. The funeral service was conducted by Don Moffat of Kippen United Church at 2 p.m. Friday, July 1, in the Hensall Chapel of the Mich- ael P: O'Connor Funeral Homes. Interment followed in Hensall Union Cemetery. Donations to Kippen United Church were appreciated as memorials. Pallbearers were: Laird Fmlayson, Harold Caldwell, Edison McLean, John Sin- dair, Bob and Jim McGre- gor. Honorary pallbearers were Ernie Whitehouse and Bob Elgie. Flowerbearers were: Jim and Scott Cooper, both grandsons. FULL KITCHEN AND VANITY DISPLAYS IN-STORE! -1110MUi,LLCENTRIP McDONALD HOMEALL V� J. M. McQONALD LUMBER LTD. P.O. Box 170 Brussels, Ontario NOG 1H0 Bus. 887-6277 Res. 887-6271 Store Hours: MON.-FRI. 7:30-5:30 SAT. 9:00-3:00 es HANNAH GRAY WILIJAMSON A former Brussels resi- dent, Hannah Gray William- son, died in Huronview July 5, 1983. She was 94. She is survived by two neices, Rose, Mrs. Archie Moses, of Grey twp. and Leone, Mrs. Robert Young, of Edmonton and two n'ep - ews, Ken Jackson of Blyth and Edgar Armson of Cal- gary. sisters and two brothers predeceased her. Funeral services were held Thursday from the Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Home, with Rev. Charles Carpentier officiat- ing. Burial followed in Brus- sels Cemetery. Pallbearers Were John P8r- rie; Charles and Dean Shob- brook; Graham Jackson; Wayne Alien and Archie Moses. STEWART MACDONALD HUMPHRIES Postmaster and well known Walton merchant, Stewart MacDonald Humph- ries, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on July 5, 1983. He was 62. He is survived by his wife, the former Mary Bennett and by children, Wenda, Mrs. Stan Stroop, of Palmerston and Kim and Bob of London. He was the grandfather of Jim; Chris; Shaune; Paul and Kathy and the brother of William of Walton and Mary, Mrs. Horace Rutledge, of London. The late Mr. Humphries served in the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps in the Second World War. A Legion memorial service, conducted by the Brussels branch, was held at the M.L. Watts Funeral Home Thursday at 9 p.m. Largely attended funeral services were held Friday, July 8 at 2 p.m., with Rev. Charles A. Swan of Duff's United Church officiating. Pallbearer were Jack Bry- ans; Ron Bennett; Herb Traviss; Ken McDonald; Howard Hackwell and Nel- son Marks. Flowerbearers were four grandchildren. In- terment followed in Brussels Cemetery. SHELDON JACKLIN Sheldon Jacklin of R.R.2, Bluevale, died July 3, 1983 in Wingham and District Jlospi- ta[;,_at the age of 65. He is survived by his wife, the former Velma Cook; by three daughters. Carolyn Ming Sage, Kitchener; Muriel, Mrs. Larry Gibson, Listowel; Elizabeth, Mrs. Neil Van Lao, R.R.2, Wroxeter; three grandchildren and two sis- ters, Edith Shields. Detroit, and Laura Reid, Toronto. He was predeceased by two sisters; two brothers and one granddaughter. Funeral services were con- - ducted by Rev. Charles Car- pentier from the Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Home, Wed., July 6. Interment followed in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel. Pallbearers were Barry Jacklin; Bruce Reid; Larry Keifer; Howard Turner; Dung Hall and Russell Jack - lin. Flowerbearers were Wayne Jacklin; Bev Stephen- son; Robbie Jacklin; Carrie Lynn Gregory and Michael Farrish. SALVERDA: With praise and thankfulness to God, we, John and Arlene, announce the safe arrival of our son, Brian Peter, born June 29, 1983 at Seaforth Community Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Salverda Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney VanderHeide. Mitchell MacGREGOR: Frank and JoAnn (Primeau) are pleased to announce the birth of their son Christopher James on June 30, 1983. Proud grand- parents are Ray and Manan Primeau of Seaforth and Gordon and Josephine Mac- Gregor of Clinton. Heat more than 40°C can To high we decrease too. Canada one have some. It gas interest, isn't. all at We apologize. all you people who bought a Lennox Pulse efficiency gas furnace from us last year, just want to say that 600 -odd dollar price this Spring came as a surprise to us, It's mainly because they are being made in now. For what it's worth, we carried over the winter in our stock, and it will to be sold at 1983 price. Win some, lose isn't all bad. You bought the most efficient furnace in the world, and you've saved more than the money would have earned in and interest is taxable. Pulse savings On the other hand, in retrospect, maybe we'd better stay away from the ten dollar window the track. , PAILEY8 FURNACES -HEATING SALES/SERVICE SHEET METAL WORK HENSALLwe areProud to be your Lennox Dealer 262-2020 Heating of the silage mass to temperatures in excess of 40-45° C can cause protein portion of ,the feedstuff to become carmalized and undi- gestable. This same reaction also reduces the T.D.N. content of the feed slightly. It has been demonstrated that moderate heating increases the protein by-pass value of ensiled feeds, however since heating cannot be controlled in the silo, it should be considered undesirable. if Heat damage is suspected in hay crop silage a digestible protein analysis should be carried out on an ensiled sample to determine the extent of damage and the feeding program should be adjusted accordingly. -Dennis Martin Farm Management Specialist for Huron County How good can CHICKEN & SEAFOOD be? Yoalq find out soon because... 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