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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-06-14, Page 2124 Cards; .of Thanks: The tarntlY of ,. � Mrs. _.. the • le to Margaret Jane Pethick wish: to express sincere thanks to. relatives►, friends; and, neighbours foe Rowers, cards , and donations. Special, thanks, to the Kilbarchan, tIttrsing Home, 'Dr- Malkus,, Rev. Duke, Whitney-Ribey, funeralhome„ the ladies: of Cavan • U.C.W. for the lovely lunch. Your acts of kindness will .always be remembered and appreciated, —Annie, Ruth, George and families 24-05x1 The ' McKillop clerk and council` wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. Doug Schroeder for notifying them and also Sea forth Fire brigade and all others who assisted, and helpedd in, any way at the recent fire at the Township :office. 24-05-1 The soli of the late Franciszka (Nuns) Bilska wishes to express sincere thanks to all neighbours & friends for the beautiful floral, tributes and kindnesses Shown at the time of the loss of his dear mother. Special thanks to. Rev.. It Laragh, Canadian. Legion .Branch 156, Legion Ladies; Auxiliary; . Seaforth; Dr. K.J. Rodney and nurses and staff of Seaforth Hospital Rebecah ,Lodge, R.S. Box funeral home and all, who donated: to the Canadian Cancer Fund and for Masses, Your kindnesses will always. be remembered. —Son Zbigniew Bilski & family, Luton England 24.05x1 The family of the late. Gladys M. Kerslake would like to thankthe ladies of the Staffa United Church for the dinner they. served . following the funeral June 4th of a dear wife and mother. Your kind- ness was greatly appreciated and will long, be remem- bered. —Alvin 0, Kerslake. 24.05x1 We would like 'to thank Dr. Underwood and the nurses of Seaforth Community Hosp- ital. for the special care given to Steven during his recent stay there. Also: thanks again to the_ neighbours who helped'. us out at home. It was, all appreciated very inu¢ii.° Leo & Eileen Greidanus 24-05x1 We would 'like; to .thank our . 'relatives, friends and neigh- hours for `helping us make our 25th wedding anniver ary.•'a time we will. never forget.:- : Cory and Henry Klaver. 24.05x! Sincere thanks to you my family and. friends, for: your thoughtfulness, with visits,. cards,' flowers. while I was a .'.patient in Seaforth and Strat- ford' . Hospitals. Special thanks . to Dr. Whitman, Allan: and Hardwick . and nursing staff at both hosp- itals. Extra ' thanks to my parents for looking after Ashiel Jr. and everything they have done. Your kind- ness will always be:remem- bered and appreciated. Christine Goosens 24-05-1 I wish to convey" my sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neigh- bours. for their many acts of kindness shown to me in my recent': bereavement. Special. thanks for the many sym- pathy ;cards, floral tributes, charitable donations and for: food brought to the house. To the R.S. Box: funeral home and. staff, pall bearers,. honorary pall bearers, flower bearers, Rev. A. Horst, • . senior choir of St. Peters Lutheran church Brodhagen. To the L.C.W. Rebekahs and Womens Institute for the lovely lunch served 'afterthe . funeral. I would also `like to. thank. Dr. Malkus, the nurs- ing staff of Seaforth Hospital. for the kind and efficient. service they gave,to Norm. during his stay in the hosp- ital. Also thanks to his many visitors, gifts and flowers he received. This was all very much appreciated and will never be forgotten. —Mrs. Rachel E. Richt 24-05x1 Wilson and Hazel McCartney wish to thank their family, neighbours and friends for the cards, gifts and, surprise partylor their 40th anniver- airy. A special thanks to Georgina ,& Robert for the lovely dinner at Walton Inn. It was all appreciated and Made si very joyous occasion, 24.05x1 E4; Cards of Thanks Max we express our sincere thanks, to our relatiyeS,. friends and neighbours for the many lovely bards, gifts and good wishes Which we received on the occasion of our fiftieth wedding anniver. isary, A special "thank .you" to our family for the dinner, gifts and the arranging of the open house. We will always have fond and cherished memories of the joyous occasion. —Erni+; & Alberta Stevens 24-05x1 I wish to thank all those who remembered me with cards, treats and visits while 1 was a, patient in St. ,Josephs. Hosp- ital, London.—Peter Malcolm 24-05x1, 25 In Memoriam' , 2! Personal marriage of their daughter Cheryl Lynn to. Steven Allan. Smith, son ,of Mrs Catherine Smith, Mitchell on July 13,.at Knox ..Presbyterian, Church Mitchell. 240.54 27 Births DALE:. To, •Mr, and Mrs, Richard Pale,: Seaforth at Seaforth Community :HOP - Rai on June 9, a song 27-05x1 POPPE;s To Mr. and Mrs. William Poppe, R.R. 1, Dub- lin at Seaforth Community Hospital on June 9, a son, 27-05x1; HALNES: To. ;Mr. and Mrs. Roger Haines. R.R. 2. Clin- McLARNON: In loving memory of a very dear husband, dad and grand- father, Harvey (Tony), who. passed away four years ago June 17, 1975`.. • Four years have passed,, But memories stay,, As near and dear,, As yesterday. Deep in our hearts, _ His memory is: kept,. Of a husband, dad and grandfather We will never forget, Lovingly remembered and sadly missedby his • wife; Gladys, family and grand- children; 25-05-4 SIMPSON: In loving memory,. of Debra Ann who passed away suddenly in. a car accident June 4, 1978, A page in, the book of memory, Silently turns today, We remember you in: silence, And make no outward show And what it Meant to lose ,` you. No: one will ever know. —Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Fiancia,. Keith 25-05x1 HATTER: in loving memory. of Minnie ;Hayter, who died one yg year ago June 15th, 1978 Y •. and William Hayter who died: suddenly twenty years ago May 8th, 1959: Days of sadness still come over us,, . Tears in •silence" often flow, for memory keeps you ever near us; As unfolds another year. Lovingly remembered and ,. sadly missed by their. family. 25-05x1' • 26 .Personal Mr: and Mrs. David Schenck Seaforth, . are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their. daughter, Joanne Kristen to Peter William Flanagan, son of Mr: and Mrs. Lorne Flan- agan of Dublin, The mar_ nage will take place on June 30 at 3:30 at St. Patrick:rs: Roman ;Catholic Church, Dublin.' 25-05x1 8 D Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLellan, Kippers and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Kipfer, Dashwood,, are pleased to announce the forthcoming . marriage of their children Jill Charlene and Brian Elgin on Saturday, July 14, 1979 at St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, at 3:30 p.m. Open', reception to follow at Pineridge Chalet. 26-05x1 27:.., Births Inn.* Seaforth Community' Mt June 7, :a; .daughter, .270 COLE: Donald and Maureen are pleased: to announce the arrival of their. son Lawrence Eric on June 2 in Seaforth Community Hospital! weigh- ing 8 ib. 5 oz, First grand- child for Mr. and Mrs.'Alvin Cole and Mr, and :Mrs, Mike Connolly, 27-05-1 DOLMAGE: Mr, and Mrs, Wayne Dolmage, R.R. 2, Seaforth,, are proud to annqunce the arrivai of their daughter at Stratford Get:- era eneral Hospital on June 11. 27.05-1 .:r ea awedd in MR. a MRS. KEN EDEY Lois Anne Beacom and Kenneth Paul Edey were united in. marriage at the Aliance Church Regina, Sask. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Ritchie and the late Herbert W. Beacom. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Edey Regina, of ina, Sask. Maid of honour was Linda Bruce of Rd Lii MttiRiOanit e ina anbest man was ugazzo, ;egna. rgs MR. AND MRS. KEVIN BUCHANAN Heather Doughtery and Kevin Buchanan were united in marriage on Saturday, May 26th, 1979 at Hensall United Church, Hensall, by Rev. Stanley McDonald, The :bride is the daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Harry Dougherty, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buchanan, Hensall, are parents of the groom. Maid of honour was Mary O'Rourke and bridesmaids were Shirley Rooseboom, Gerry Gillis, Shannon. Dougherty and Julie'Bettridge. The best man was John Rowcliffe and, guests were ushered by Mike Veal, Brad Buchanan, Paul Dougherty and Randy Dougherty. (Photo by „lack, Doerr) Manor b Seaforth;. Manor residents had an enjoyable bus trip on Tuesday afternoon. Our very, capable bus driver was Mrs. William Hodgert who took us through Brussels, Blyth, Auburn, a trip around the Goderich harbour, through Benmiller and out to the animal park. Fine deer were spotted resting, in the woods, also many kinds of fowl in the pond and cages. Mr. L. Bloomfield thanked Mr. Hodgert on behalf of the residents for the nice trip and Miss Doris Wills seconded it. Friday morning Father Laragh visited and held communion ` for. residents. After the. service a hymn sing was held: with Molly Finlayson atthe piano. Fridayafternoon b` was Norma Edey of Regina &dinner was held at the Hotel : bingo Sone appeared to enjoy .this , Dr.., Regina, Sask. and, requested wee often. The weatdoherit moreman 7 ` favoured with nice - warm(, temperature' and donuts and, ,' juice were served for re- freshments. ' Mr. Bert Hendy was high score for bowling on Thursday with Mr. Marshal Young • and Mr. Harold Walsh tied for second., Visiting with Mrs. Minnie Hawley were Rev. and .Jean McSpadden of Richmond, Hill also. Mrs.- Susie Hutchings of California and: Betty Kraus. Visiting with "Miss Ethel McClure were 'a former neighbour Mrs. Russell. Robertson now of. Toronto, alsoMiss. Erna Broadfoot of Kitchener and Mrs. Elmer Townsend of Harpurhey and, Mrs. Jeari'" Wammes, •'arid' grandchild of Wisconsin and Miss Mae Smith of town. Visiting with Mrs. Adele. Fisher were her daughter Mrs. Edna Weber and Francis Gibson, also Mrs, Freida Keller,:. Kathryn. Keller and Hilda Rader all of Dashwood. Mrs. Marie Nolan visited with James Nolan. Visiting with Mr. James Shortreed were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and Barbara also. Esther and Earl Watson and' Mrs. Shortreed, Visiting with Mr. Wilber Keyes were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Carter of Woodstock and Jack and . Mary Mustard ' of Brucefield. Mrs, Mabel Clark : of Bayfield visited her father Mr. Erle Dow. Huronview a success A beautiful day for Blossom Tea at Huronview June 6. Mrs. Leona Lockhart met the visitors as they came and Chester Archibald welcomed all and hoped they would enjoy themselves and ic`Ir the residents. ' The bake: table was well laden with 'tempting baking brought in, by the ladies. Tickets were sold on articled donated for draws. The tea tables were well patronized all afternoon and many were plcaed to hear the music played en the organ by, Mr. Frank Bissett he craft roam had a good display of crafts, aaridapenny saleT, 'the auxiliary consider it Was a very successful after- ttoon and thanks to all who Worked and helped to make it a success, askatchewan. The couple are residing at 6102 Dalgleish was. held on the lawn. Every - JOHNSON - ROSS - - Joanne Ross, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross of Seaforth and Jay Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of London were married in Hibbert , United Church, Staffa on June 9. Rev. John Davies conducted the ceremony. Miss Ross was given in marriage by her father, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rose, The maid of honor was Jane Ross, sister of: the bride, of Stratford and the groomsman was Bob Hamilton, brother- in-law of the groom, of Calgary, Albert a,The -usher was Grant Ross,'brother 'of the bride, of Seaforth. The organist. was Mrs. Elmer Dow and the soloist •was Eric Ross of London, uncle of the bride.' Following' the wedding, a reception was held in the Seaforth 'Legion Hall. Guests attended from Calgary, • Oshawa, Ingersoll, Burlington, Toronto and London: The couple will reside in London, (Photo by Phillips) R.R. 5, Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. •Gerald Boyd, R.R. 4, Walton, are pleased to announce the forthcoming. marriage of their children Wendy. Norma and Bradley Gerald; The wedding is to take place on Sattirday,, July 14th, 1979 at 4:00 p.m. at:. First. Lutheran Church, LoganTownship. 26-05x1 Cor and Catherine De Corte are pleased( to: announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Ida to Robert Tilker, son of Mrs. Harold Beisel and the late William Tilker, Palmerston. The wed- ding will take place at. St.' James Roman Catholic Church on June 30, 1979 at 2 p rn. • 26•OSx1 Mrs, Clarissa Stewart of Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. U. Ross Milton of New Hamburg are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Anne Marie ,and Ralph Gordon. The Wedding will take place on Saturday, Aug, ust.4, 1979 at 5 o'clock in Northside United Church, Seaforth. 26.05x1 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Riley, R.R. Z Staffa wish to an- nounce the fortliOrning, Rebekahs a new officers Edelweiss Rebekah lodge No. 117 met in the IOOF lodge rooms on the evening of June 11th with Nobel grand Esther Campbell in charge. A very good attend- ance Was present. Letters of appreciation were read from Rachel Riehl` and the family of Nona Bilska. Nominations were closed and the following officers acclaimed for the coming year; Noble grand -Marion Rose: Vita grand Irene Smith: Financial Treasurer Ruth Campbell Treasurer Margaret Sharp: Recording; Secretary -Ruth Papple; Trus- tee's Mac Hibelrecht . An- nie Malcolm, Janet And- rews., A letter has been cir- culated through the lodge members in regard to a Bakeless Bake sale. Rachel Riehl and Mildred Kerr will represent the lodge at Grand lodge Sessions at the Royal' York ;Hot'el.in Toronto, June 18th to 20th, Kathleen Cuthill served lunch. WEDDING INVITATIONS ,;THE: .HURONL EXPOSITOR:. PHONE 527-0240 - SEAFORTH% us trip Mr. Frank Case went to Stratford on Wednesday with Ross and, Louise Smale and Mrs. Margaret Case., Mr. Stanley Hillen visited with Miss Bessie Davidson on, Tuesday afternoon, Mr. • Earl . ' McSpadden visited with his aunt Mrs, Minnie Hawley, • First Church ladies The monthly meeting of the First Church Ladies Aid was held June 5th at the . Senior Citizens home on Market St. The 'president. Mrs. Ann Agar welcomed the guess and opened with prayer. Mrs. Sam, McClure read a poem.• The minutes were read by the secretary. Mrs, Lorne Lawson. H0FOH ,ac$T .UN. 14 Devotion .tta the *red, Ileast, symbol of Jesus*toe W1010XpreSSPdt itt the reading given b y S rri ual' Convenor, 1P p Mrs. Ray Hutchinson at the June meeting of the Catholic Women's League. Mrs. Kea Vincent, president, presided. Mrs. :Herman. Hoyte. organization convenor, re- ported 140 paid up members. There are yet a number of ladies: to be contact Mrs. Joe an: Dooren, correspond- ing secretary, receivedtwo invitations, ene to St.Colum- ban Social. on Juno 13 and to St. Marys on .luly 13 to a Pilgrima^e in honour of Our Lady of Fatima. Nine cards. were ',writ. Mrs. Wm. McMillan and Mrs, Zack Ryan made 30 visits to sick and shut-ins including a visit in Hillside Home at Sebringville and in their homes. All members are asked to visit during the summer months until meet- ings assume in September. Refreshments were served to 37 children, their sponsors parents and friends. following Confirmation. Mrs. Vincent thanked Mrs.. Dan O'Rourke for organizing the event. Members are asked to assist with the graduation party being planned for Grade, '8. pupils, and their parents on June 27. Father Laragh thanked the League for the gift given him; in honour of the 34th An- niversary of his Ordination to the Priesthood. He remarked on Pope John Paul II and his visit to his native Poland.. The crowds who came to see him and: attend. Holy Mass. are a-symboi of courage for meet at seniors'` Mrs. Van Rooijen read the Seripture Mrs. Jim°.Keys led in. prayer. Mrs,. Agar introduce the guest speaker Clive Buist who showed pictures of the Island of .Mediera and the lovely flowers .and a second film of Paris both Veryscenic and :8 • interstin Miss Alice Reid gave courtesy remarks. their faith:- The have peP ,severed and softered a great dead over the years. Mrs. Alvin Smale and Mrs. W. Maloney gave a report on the recent diocesan Convention held in Windsor. The theme "'A Child: The Supreme Gita" was, . well chosen. for this. The .inter- nationot Y'eais of the Chi. The program ,oar'riod', the theme in all aspects of the lives of ,children in the guest speakers. and activities :Out - mg the •tUto day event. A delicious lunch; was. served by Mrs- James; ;Palin and Mrs. K. Vincent follow.. g the meeting. COMPLETE, SERVICP * Sprayed in place Urethane • New & Older Homes *. Blown Insulations • Aericult9ral 4 Industrial Bldgs, Ns YAM' moon' SS$LATNM L . 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