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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-16, Page 9i t .Goodantlrrl equiit:run in the family,' • . tjyiyGraliainand•ml ihe1Kerrwhocefebta ert their 50th wedding anniversary last Fri�yy�. With relatiVes,who have been inarrie(f 65 year's the KerrS say SQ years is nothing;' 'There's ups and downs in everything buf+ve'vg sure•had some fun in the,past 50 years, ''says Ethel. Married during, the dipressidn in 1933, 'the Kens teak over Grahatn s faithoes farm just .north of Seaforth.:,They.. ird.:and,.:. moved into town in 1967 Ont e `300 acre mixed farm, Graham and Et el- worked side by side producing livestock and grain. '"When. you're working together like - that, there's net time for fighting," says Ethel. ' Saturday , nights were the .week's high, light when the Kerrs headed upp:town to do the shopping, go to the movies or just watch geople, Those nights were a lot of. fun and an occasion;the farmers even, shaved, says Ethel. �iitp Joint— EXPERT DOG GROOMING All Breeds • PICK UP AND DELIVERY ARE AVAILABLE • EVENINGS TILL 10 For appointment phone: SHELLEY JOHNSTON R.R. #2 ST4FFA 345-2511 ;t. 11'08 NOvr,ENi1 1- 1)11 ins the. ears hn tile. birmk-the )Cerin hands, , who would live , .ith Them. "They 61wa s hived, oitn r Jeettt;.eo.le, sihi ed: -', kept us young becase they were always full of dervihnentf" a ys Ge ihatn, ugh, farthing.: imeant more hard physical labor when tiie'K'errs t'armed, the, agree shpt; the business',�s just` ak difficult todaysineethere are•just",as many worries now especially .for ung farmers."The government takes'a, of more of your profits ivith,.tases,".says, rahani ,and Sound SweOptakes Winner. Susan li0wcll 09 years of age, of 84 William St., „Seaforth„ jwoii a Toshiba stereo cassette player, out d 400 contestants. Specie! thanks to Constable Charles gkey for drawing the Winning tickets. Next ti'aw No4. 28. Mlke,Rlylor of Dixie Lee Congratulations to Jerry Feeney, 'of Seaforth, for qualifying at a chance' 10 win a Toshiba Portable Colour T.V. One advantage of farming back Itheh Vag the help farmers enjoyed fSint ,thele neighbors; • though that help • dtil ''eidst* f, today, th'e Kerrs say farmers helped eat t other'.more'while they were farming About 60 relatives and ',neighbors f' surprised the Kerrs friday, n}ght yrith a , party at the Orange Hall. "We were going to spend the day`qujetiy. i but our neighbors thought differently,' says Ethel.. ... kp' fins ' remind Huronview of when , they were young -Sunday morning worship was held with Reverend Normae Pick at the pulpit. The message was entitled "Wh'at Does The Lord Require Of Us?" One of the lessons learned - from this is, "to be just ourselves" and not pretend we are something else. Ghosts, witches ' and gooblins were out in great numbers as they arrived in the auditorium Monday morning, to entertain 't -e residents at the annual Hallowe'en part. Children from grades 1, 2 and 3 along With their teachers, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Silcox presented a delightful program. Mary • Gibbings welcomed our guests. The youngsters, dressed up in costumes of all sorts,recited, sang songs and performed little exercises all about Hallowe'en. Three young ghosts did a cute number by themselves. Following the program, the judges had a difficult task to determine the winners. The costumed young people were divided into categories and the winners are: Kathy Andrews for prettiest costume, Kevin Mead for ugliest, Mervyn Gas for scariest. Nicole Harris for most -original, Pam Mills for ' best disguise, Vanessa Harris for best character. Donna Bosman for best imitation and Ben Lobb was winner for best creative or imagination: Judges for this event were Annie McNichol. Margaret McLaughlin, Jennie Chesney and Golda Tyler. . All of the children were given a treat of refreshments and caramel popcorn balls made by Helen Bradley. Annie McNichol thanked^the teachers and pupils of Clinton Public School. No doubt to see these young people all dressed up, brought back a lot of happy memories when "we were just kids". In the evening, a few costumed characters wandered along the halls, and got a laugh or Diaih RYAN: • Don and Brenda are pleased to announce the arrival of their son, David Evan on Nov. 7. A new brother for Matthew and Stephen. 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Inc An rights reserved Computers for home and school BOB� VARIETY & mins Seaforth 527-1680 RADIO SHACK'S ADVERTISING POLICY Items In this ad are In tlm1led supply and are offered al mese prices subject topple, sate Prices shown are In effect al this location only We ere not liable for typographical errors All trademarks ere the property of Tandy Corporation Tandy Ebctrenlce Limited being e registered Atter Sale price expires December 24,1983. Layaway Your Christmas Presents Now With Small Down Payment two from the residents. Tuesday afternoon quite a number of us gathered in the activity room. teamed up in pairs and took off' on a scavenger hunt through the building. 'The winnerswGte Greta Lammie and Margaret,McQueen. A van load of residents took ,off this afternoon, Thursday, for a bide to London. Some had appointments, while the others enjoyed the scenery along'tfte,Way. We would like to extend a,warrtt welcome to Mra.ouis Masnica from Crediton, who has come to reside at Huronview. BRADLEY RICE, son of Mrs. Janet Rice, Seaforth and the late Harold, Rice, a graduate of S.D.H.S., recently graduated from Fanshawe College, London, .receiving a diploma in Business Data Processing. ObuaioQo@o NO TEARS THIS TIME—The Hiiro',n County Health Unit held Its monthly child health clinic on Thursday. Marlene Price, public health nurse has had : no problems in the Seaforth area with parents refusing Immuni- zations for their children. All children must be Immunized before entering kindergarten. Adam Habklrk, six months, 'didn't say a word when he had received his shot. Heiis shown with his mdther Corey. Up to the time children enrol In school, they receive immunizations for dyptheria, whooping cough, tetanus, measles, mumps, rubella and polio. (Wass ink photo) Lily bulbs given to Horticultural The annual meeting' of the Seaforth Horticultural Society began with members and their families enjoying a pot luck,supper at the Seaforth PubItc School'on Wed. Nov. 9. President Ruth Beuttenmiller welcomed everyone and members received a -lily bulb. Secretary Nancy Kale told members about the Bi -Centennial mini rase that is forsale. forSS. It is called Ontario Celebration and is orange and red in color. Anyone wishing to purchase this rose please contact the President or Secretary. ELVA WEBSTER Elva Webster, 50, of Varna died in her residence on Nov. 3. The wife of Grant Webster, Mrs. Webster was also the mother of Cheryl Sproul of Loddon, Linda Webster of London; Sandra Webster of Varna Audi Janice 'W.ebstez4"of Varna. She is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Jack (Norma) McGregor of RRS Clinton and one brother, Mr. Lorne Love of Goderich. A funeral was held Nov. 5 at the Hall and Falconer Funeral Home in Clinton. Rev. Wilena Brown and Rev. Robert Graham officiated. Interment was in Baird's Ceme- tery in Stanley Township. Pallbearers were Don Barraclough, Ken Camochan, Bill Chessell, Randy Collins, Bill Consitt and Aldie Mustard. PEG GRIEVE Margaret Jeanitte (Peg) Grieve of Eg- mondville, died -Thursday. Nov; 10:-1983 at Seaforth Community Hospital. • Born in Tuckersmith Township, she was a daughter of the late Thomas Grieve and the .former Margaret Chesney. She was a member of the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary, the Friendship Fireside Group of First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth, a member of the Red Cross Society and the !ODE. She was an elementary school teacher and had taught in various areas prior to teaching at'the J.D. McCurdy School in Centralia, retiring in 1965. Surviving are one sister, Elizabeth.(Bess), ,of Egmondville; one nephew, Rtiss11,, and erlagiottsa• and 'Joggslislke: She Ev84 pr ecease y one brother, Harry, and one nephew. Thomas. Friends were received, at the Whitney- Ribey funeral home, 87 Goderich St: W., Seaforth, where a service was held 2 p.m. Saturday. Burial followed in Maitlandbank cemetery. Rev. T.A.A. Duke officiated. Pallbearers were Dave 'Stewart, Lapslie Smith, Ted Cosford, Charles Geddes, David Grieve and William Smith. Honorary pallbearers were A.Y. McLean, James A. Stewart, James F. Scott, Angus MacLean, and Robt. McMillan. NORMAbl MeINTYRE A prominent Owen Sound chartered accountant Norman McIntyre died suddenly on Nov. 6, 1983 in Florida while vacationing with his wife. He was 70. Surviving are his widow, the former Nora Stewart of Seaforth and sons Dr. Stewart Mclntyre of London and John of Burlington. Funeral services were held in Owen Sound on Thursday. The Satiety is planning to enter a float in the Santa Claus parade. Anyone wishing to help would be very welcome. Mrs. Beuttennu'ller expressed regret in the passing of one of our valued members, Mrs. Lavina Whelttley. Mrs. Wheatley was - very active on the social committee ajid will 'be greatly missed. ' Retiring ,treasurer Mrs., Grace Cornish was presented with a gift. Mrs. 'Cornish has been treasurer for two years and will be replaced by Miss Luanne Phair, of Seaforth. Nominating committee chairman Dilys Finniegan read the slate of officers. They are President -Ruth Beuttenmiller, first vice - Steve Hildebrand, second vice -Nancy Mar- tigv secretary -Nancy Kale, treasurer -Luanne • Phair, press secretary -Hazel Hildebrand: Committee heads are Social -Beatrice Stoll,. Program -Steve Hildebrand, Civic Improve- ment -Gladys Doig, membershi -Hazel 1111- r(tlebrand.Lplant.saleatuth.Switb,, ]Ceathook EHelen McNaughton, Dublin Corner -Nellie Van Der Pryt, flower Show Steve Hilde- brand. Peg De Jong, retiring program, chairman introduced the guest speaker Mr. Gordon Wright who showed slides with.accompany- ing music and commentary' of several Seaforth gardens, some gardens in Scotland and the Royal Wedding. The next nieeting will be held at the school on Feb. 8 when a representative from 'Thames' Nursery, Strathroy will be gulest speaker. . Good nutrition is Auxiliary topic • BY WILMA OKE Eating proper foods for good health was explained by Lorraine Devereaux, dietician at the hospital auxiliary meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Devereaux, who works five morn- ings a week at Seaforth Community Hospital stressed the importance of high protein food, the differences between foods with saturated fats such as butter or lard and polyunsaturated fats with corn oil. President Shirley Dinsmore, showed some of the Christmas decorations auxil' iary'members are making to decorate the hospital for Christmas. The auxiliary will enter a float in the Seefnnth Santa Claus parade on Dec. 101 The Auxiliary will purchase a small three -drawer filing cabinet for its numer- ous mindte 'books. scrap books accumu- lated since the auxiliary held its first meeting in February1933. A new locked cash box will be purchased as well. The auxiliary will give S500 to the two members Frances Teatero and Joan Chesney, who will attend the annual convention of Hospital Auxiliary Associa- tion of Ontario in Toronto Nov. 27-30. Mrs. Dinsmore announced that Marion Turnbull and Ethel Dennis will be honored with provincial life memberships in the association at the banquet at the convention on Nov. 28. Clinton b District Junior Former' DANCE at rhes Goderich Township Community Centre —HOLMESVILLE— FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 8:30 PM -1:00 AM MUSIC BY DISC JOCKEY - "Party Sounds" NO SLUT JEANS ADMISSION RV Aol Of MAJORITY CARD OR JUNIOR FARMER CARD —LUNCH PROVIDED --s LH Resourceli Managenient Inc. WALTON AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE November Special — —. OiI Change, 15 Point 999 Winter Inspection ' ,[Parts Not Inclpded] S9(Bulk] Petro Can 15-W-40 Motor Oil_____ 1 Litre Petro Can Anti Freeze 11/4"4/• Fram Oil Filters 291, FOR MOST DOMESTIC V8's We will Initttlll your parts or get parts for you. CALL 887-9078 FOR AN APPOINTMENT OR JUST DROP IN The Satiety is planning to enter a float in the Santa Claus parade. Anyone wishing to help would be very welcome. Mrs. Beuttennu'ller expressed regret in the passing of one of our valued members, Mrs. Lavina Whelttley. Mrs. Wheatley was - very active on the social committee ajid will 'be greatly missed. ' Retiring ,treasurer Mrs., Grace Cornish was presented with a gift. Mrs. 'Cornish has been treasurer for two years and will be replaced by Miss Luanne Phair, of Seaforth. Nominating committee chairman Dilys Finniegan read the slate of officers. They are President -Ruth Beuttenmiller, first vice - Steve Hildebrand, second vice -Nancy Mar- tigv secretary -Nancy Kale, treasurer -Luanne • Phair, press secretary -Hazel Hildebrand: Committee heads are Social -Beatrice Stoll,. Program -Steve Hildebrand, Civic Improve- ment -Gladys Doig, membershi -Hazel 1111- r(tlebrand.Lplant.saleatuth.Switb,, ]Ceathook EHelen McNaughton, Dublin Corner -Nellie Van Der Pryt, flower Show Steve Hilde- brand. Peg De Jong, retiring program, chairman introduced the guest speaker Mr. Gordon Wright who showed slides with.accompany- ing music and commentary' of several Seaforth gardens, some gardens in Scotland and the Royal Wedding. The next nieeting will be held at the school on Feb. 8 when a representative from 'Thames' Nursery, Strathroy will be gulest speaker. . Good nutrition is Auxiliary topic • BY WILMA OKE Eating proper foods for good health was explained by Lorraine Devereaux, dietician at the hospital auxiliary meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Devereaux, who works five morn- ings a week at Seaforth Community Hospital stressed the importance of high protein food, the differences between foods with saturated fats such as butter or lard and polyunsaturated fats with corn oil. President Shirley Dinsmore, showed some of the Christmas decorations auxil' iary'members are making to decorate the hospital for Christmas. The auxiliary will enter a float in the Seefnnth Santa Claus parade on Dec. 101 The Auxiliary will purchase a small three -drawer filing cabinet for its numer- ous mindte 'books. scrap books accumu- lated since the auxiliary held its first meeting in February1933. A new locked cash box will be purchased as well. The auxiliary will give S500 to the two members Frances Teatero and Joan Chesney, who will attend the annual convention of Hospital Auxiliary Associa- tion of Ontario in Toronto Nov. 27-30. Mrs. Dinsmore announced that Marion Turnbull and Ethel Dennis will be honored with provincial life memberships in the association at the banquet at the convention on Nov. 28. Clinton b District Junior Former' DANCE at rhes Goderich Township Community Centre —HOLMESVILLE— FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 8:30 PM -1:00 AM MUSIC BY DISC JOCKEY - "Party Sounds" NO SLUT JEANS ADMISSION RV Aol Of MAJORITY CARD OR JUNIOR FARMER CARD —LUNCH PROVIDED --s