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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-02-22, Page 70 c • 0 1 • c. *, CLEARANC OF, SEAFORTH LIONS• CLUB SAFETY HATS s3so each These safety approved hard hats come in a variety of colors and are a necessary item for anyone engaged in any farming or construction! activity. Available at Irvin's Hardware 08.1111ARIES 1.• 1951, She was metobet There ,PASSed way Vilitton Winners at a euchre 'sponsor- ed by the Order of Eastern Star were: high, Mrs. Violet Elgie; lone hands, Mrs. Pearl McFar- lane; low, Mrs. Jack Campbell; men's high, Bob Campbell; lone hands John Tremeer; low, Zack McSpadden. foltimamo WHIM ovrakt lloeisch Pr,31, Gade: rich, died Friday at Altotander Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. Surviving are his wife, the tomer Glenda MacDonald; two sons, Gordon and Miehael, and a daughter, Kathy, all at home; parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Heel- scher, Seaferth, a brother, Bruce, Petrone; a sister, Mrs. Philip (Loraine) Herbst, Water- loo. The body was at the Lodge fit, neral home Goderich,_ where service was held, at 2:00 p.m. Monday. Burial was in Maitland cemetery, Goderich. MRS, F. BEUERMANN 'Mrs. Frederick Beuermann, 77, of RR 1, Dublin, died Friday afternoon Feb. 16th, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wil- liam Murray, Grey Township. Born in McKillop Township, she was the former Clara 'M. Koehler. Her husband died in Peto;', 74014044 Vharoh., 'Brod! ogen„ Surviving are one danghtet, Mrs. William Mena) Murray, Grey Township; two 40,n8Ivan McNabb and Mervin Beuettmapn both qf MeKilloe ToWeshiP; one brother, RR 1, Dublin; one half-brother, Harvey Koehler, Galt; two half- sisters, Mrs. Carl (Irene) Mikel, RR 2, Mitchell; Mrs. Clarence (Marie) Barber, Galt; two grand- children, Catherine and Doug- las Murray. The body was at the G. A. Whitney funeral home, where funeral services were held 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. Harry Lossing, Brodliagen, officiating. Temporary entombment Pion- eer mausoteum. Burial St. Pet- er's cemetery, Brodhagen. Pallbearers were: Edward Bennewies, Lawrence Seibach, Morley Koehler, Alvin Bauer - mann, Gordon Byerman; Donald Beuermann. It s T LAIN rse n TO USE EXPOSITOR For Fast Results PHONE 527-024 PubIic Ifespital on Saturday, Feb, ptit,. Mo.., Sadie: AtiO.Y of Constance. Mrs, Riley was the widow of tbo late Joe was born In, Goderich T.OVonabitl, on Jan, 9, MO, daughter of Lucy Johnston and George Cook. She Was married to Mr. Riley on Jan, 9, 1918.and has lived in Constance ever since. Mrs. Riley is survived by two sisters, (Jean) Mrs. Tem .Riley of Clinton; (Mary) Mrs. Frank Riley of Constance. A sister (Martha) Mrs. E. Ellwood of Clinton predeceased • her. The funeral was held from the Ball funeral home on Tues- day, Feb. 13. The pallbearers were Stewart Dolmage, Ken Preszcator, Luther Sanders, Fred Buchanan, Bill Dale and John Jewitt. Flewerbearers were Jim Preszcator and Verne Dale. " Eastern Star Euchre Winners News Lof onstan 1410 Otlith :finerkfinik -WO the woo,444 whit Pottnte 50:4 - of cliato!).• ' congratulations are .040.440 to Mr,. and Mrs, Nic)F Whyte On . the -birth of .son Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Dort lleverkantO and Judy visited on Friday OVP- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Art IIav.. cramp and family of Auburn,, Mr. end Mrs. Ken Preszcator visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill and Ur. William Preszcator of Crediton. Miss Agnes Haverkamp visit- ed on Sunday with Miss Gertie Veenstra. Mr. and 11,Irs. Fred Buchanan. Betty and Bobby visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson and fa,mily of Born- holm. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoff- man of •Kippen spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs:- Jim • Preszcator, Debbie and • Billy. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pelley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stone and Mrs. Ron Corrigan of .Toronto attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Sadie Riley. • Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley of Ajax, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods of . Gananoque, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley owing to the death of their aunt Mrs. Sadie Riley. • . By Margie GODERICH BAND Valentine's. Day, brought a very pleasant surprise to SD HS. After the second class in the afternoon, the whole stu- dent bedy came down to the , gyin to hear the Goderich District Cbllegiate Band. This is a very worth while extra curricular activity at Gederich and was indeed en- joyed by everyone. „BOY'S BASKETBALL Talk about school spirit! It was certainly in full force on Friday, when Our boys played their final game a- gainst Northwestern, at home. Most of the credit in arousing this school spirit goes, of course, to the cheer- leaders. The senior boy's game was a Close and exiting game all the way. A minute left in the game foundthe Score tied 39239. But before the final buzzer was sounded, Strat- ford Northwestern broke a- way and Scored their winning basket, to win over our team with a score of 41-39. That certainly was a great game to end the basketball season with, even if our boys did suffer a humiliatifig defeat. The junior boys' team en- ded the season -off with a great aame also, trouncing the Stratford Northwestern team with a 57-28 score. John Mayba was our top scorer. EX AMS At -few weeks age, an inter, esting annow!cement• w a s made concerning the final ex- aminations in June. Any stu- dent -of any grade maintain- ing -an average of at least 60% on all term tests and ex- aminations in any one sub- ject, have the opportunity to be exempted from writing that subject in June, at the teacher's discretion. The em- phasis on exams is eventually becoming less and less.' School activities .,will soon come to a standstill as next Wed. will begin the bane examinations. Let's not pun examsinatinns. Let's not pur- sue the point any further! GIRLS' BASKETBALL The senior girls have been very busy lately. Last Friday they emerged victorious over Stratford Northwestern, de- featiro them by a sere of 42- 9. Mary Sills obtained the most points for Seaforth. The Wippets played nce a- Thr Work At the &earth District WO arbral Whyte and Carol Shortreecs LOCAL BRIEFS Rev. Rev. and Mrs, J. ..Ure Stewart spent the weekend with friends in Goderich, where Mr. Stewart occupied the pulpit of his home church, Knox Presbyterian, which he left sixty-seven years ago for his university and col- lege courses preparatory for the ministry. Mr. and 1Virs. Murray Mills and family and Mrs. Ernest Coombs of Brantford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills in Walton. Mrs. Del Krauel of Kitchen- er.spent Sunday at the home of her mother Mrs. Ada Dale. Mrs. A. M. Clark of Kitchen- er was a guest on Sunday with the Misses Abbie and Wilma Mr. and Mrs. G. Joseph Sills, Baltimore, Maryland, have re- turned' to their home after' spending a few days visiting relatives in town. 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