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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-06, Page 8.....1.11.114,4x. - • • , • i; rt, ".4 „ • 1 ' 1 ttlAtoti iTsiTQA, R•pqRri, okr, AMR 6, 194 THE. MCWLLOP MUTUAL ...4111E JNSURNOE COMPANY Office — Main Street SEAFORTH Insures: * Town Dwellings • All Classes of Farm Property • Summer Cottages • Churches, Schools, Haps Extended coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects, etc.) is also available. AGENTS: J'ames Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; Wm. Leiper, Jr., Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth. • SOiss N1ME WV VOR Father's Day june'16 th GIVE HIM A FIRST QUALITY RELAXER THE CHAIR THAT WILL PUT HIM TO SLEEP.. SPECIALLY PRICED FOR FATHER'S DAY •COME IN AND CHOOSE YOURS EARLY FROM YOUR RELIABLE LOCAL DEALER. Gingerich's Ltd. Furniture and Appliances Also *Various Other, GIFTS for FATHER Entertain Patients at Huronvietv Twenty-four members of Hen - salt Women's Institute entertain-• ed patients at Huronview, Wed- nesday evening at a birthday party. President Mrs. Clarence Reid opened up the evening's entertainment and introduced Mrs. Robert Elsie who took ov- er for the program. It included square dance selections by Mrs. Elsie, Mrs. T. Sherritt, Mrs. W. Carlile, Mrs. John Corbett, Mrs, Pearl Koehler, Mrs. Gladys Coleman, Mrs. E. Willert, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. Accompanist was Mrs. Ross 'Broadfoot. Bag pipe selections by Tommy Tra- vers, reading by 'Mrs. E. Riley, sa.xaphone solos by R. A. Orr, Miss Greta Laramie at the piano and community singing led by Mrs. Carl Payne were also items on the program. Twenty-four patients were presented with attractive birthday gifts. Pro- gram conveners were Mrs. Elgie and Miss Laramie; gifts, Mrs.E. Willert and Mrs. GladysCole- man; lunch, Mrs. Fred Beer and Mrs. Beverly Beaton. PUNERALS MRS. WILLIAM L. IRELAND Mrs. William L. Ireland of Brussels, died in Wingham and District Hospital, on Friday, May 31, 1968. She was 79. Mrs. Ireland was the former Mary Isabella .Anderson, dau ter of the late Mr. and s. Quintin Anderson. She was born in Morris Township. Surviving are her husband, a daughter, Mary, Mrs, Stewart McCall, Walton and one son, Janies, Morris Township. Funeral services were held on Monday at 2 p.m. from the D. A. Rann funeral home, Brussels. Pallbearers were John Yuill, John Bowman, Walter Kerr, Ar- chie Moses, Andrew Turnbull and William Smith. Flowerbear- ers were two 'grandsons of the deceased, John and Murray Mc:. Call. Burial was in Brussels cemetery. MRS. RANDOLPH LOWRIE Mrs. Randolph Lowrie, 69, -died in Seaforth ' Community Hospital on Sunday, June 2, 1968, after an illness of five days. The former Edna Jane Croz- ier, she was born and educated in McKillop Township and mov- ed with her husband to Sea, forth- in 1963. Her husband, to whom she was married in 1940, predeceased her in 1964. She is survived by two sisters, Helen, Mrs. N. J. Currie, Wing -- ham and Vera, Mrs. J. C. McIn- tosh, Seaforth; and one brother, 'Andrew E Croziess-Seaforth. The funeral was held on Tues- day, June 4, at 2 p.m. from the R. S. Box funeral home. Her minister, Rev. D. 0. Fry of First Presbyterian Church officiated. Pallbearers were Graham Kerr, Eldon Hulley, Harvey Dol - mage, Glenn McNichol, Jim Small and Edward Reid. Flower - bearers were Bill Dolmade, Jack Currie, John Hall and David Watson. Interment was in Mait- landbank cemetery. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. 'mom ook who's won set of wheels! Mr. Lucien Toques, Montreal, Quebec and Master Craig Smith, Calgary, Alberta, both won sporty SST Javelin cars by American Motors. dep,i,e0 sS.it 0 Sss-, ;Tretl, -1681 Mrs. John S. Strathy, Islington, Mrs. C. B. Locke, Hamilton, Mr. Jack Harding, Lon- don, Mr. Dennis Colley, Windsor, Edgar R. Kent, Guelph and Michel Petry, H'ull, Que- bec are some of the winners of shiny, red Honda motorbikiiii. _ M. Melnick, London; Christine Lang, London; • Richard Terry, London; Jack Booth, London; _ Chuck.Raven, Shedden; Bill Dale, Milverton; Tom Hett, Waterloo; Mrs. E. Baltaz, Kitchener all win brand new pan bicycles. Youcouldbeoneofnextweek'smanywinners! Look forcontestdetailsincartontof Coca-Cola. DOffi t.cs C.k**,4 atiamd tadmultd.ihith VW/WIN 0;adatcdCaca • St. Clair Beverages Ltd. Sarina Ontario Autherked bottler of Coca-Cola under contrast with Coca -Cote Ltd. „ ; ." The er ot this overturned Seaforth Farmers' Co-op fuel truck, Doug Wallace, barely escaped death after collid- ing with a Heard Construction gravel truck last week. He was reported on Wedneaday in serious condition in London Hos- pital. Firemen were on hand as a safety precaution in the case of a gas explosion as the truck spilled highly flammable fuel over the roadway. (Expositor photo by Cantley.) Lions Attend • District Meeting Representing Seaforth Lions Club, president Orville G. Oke and Gordon Tyndall took part in a district meeting of the On- tario Society for Crippled Chil- dren and its associated Easter , Seal Service Club at Clinton, Thursday. The district 'includes Huron, Lambton and Perth. . The' semi-annual meeting was attended by members of Service Club who are actively engaged' in helping crippled children in their communities through the funds that the clubs raise from their Easter Seal Campaign. The News of, Cromarty Cromarty church service and Sunday Sch-ool were cancelled on Sunday to the anniversary ser- vice at Roy's Church. Mr. aiid 1VIrs. T. L. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mir. and Mac Lamond, Mis -and IVIirs." K. McKellar were among the ,many relatives and friends who attended the funeral of the late Mr. Frank Ronny, at the Lindsay Funeral Home, St. Marys on Thursday.. Mr. and: Mrs. K. 1VIeCay of Gre- enwood Novo Scotia visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Carey and MTS. Taylor. Mr. and :Mrs. Hilliard Jeffer- son and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Leddy, Auburn, Rev. and Mrs. Allan Grose -Paul and Philip,' Fullert- on visited on Sunday evening with Mrs. J.11.. Jeffersoss Miss Agnes Scott and kiss Sh- aron Bender, London spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Gor- don Scott. 1W and Mrs. Donald MeKaig and daughter Jean of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Calsler McKaig. Miss Janet Ballantyne of Lon- don is a' guest with Mrs. Grace Scott. Mrs. Dan McKellar, Buffalo, N.J. accompanied by Miss Violet Murray, Welland visited Crom- arty relatives on • Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mrs Saddie Scott and Miss Olive, Spear visited on Saturday with Mr, and aVIrs. Elmer Callithoun, Clinton, Gordon also attended, the Spring Fair at Clinton. Mr. Lindsay McKiellar attend- ed .graduation •excerises at Avon Theatre Stratford, when a grand 'daughter, Miss Judith Wallace of Walton graduated as a Registered Nurse from Strat- ford Hospital school of nursing. • BRODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs.- Irvin Rock, RR 2, Monkton, were delightfully surprised on Friday evening as about 50 friends and neighbors gathered at their home. Progres- sive euchre was played with the winners, being: ladies high, Mrs. Murray Rock; ladies low, Mrs. Orval Parrott; Men's high, Alvin Hinz; men's low, Joe Van- denberk; Mr. Herold Ward spoke a few words to the couple. Mr. .Alex Drummond and Mr. Clar- ence Pfeifer presented Mr. and Mrs. Rock with a pole lamp. • The couple were married on June 3rd, 1943, at the bride's home, with the late Rev. H. ,Tiebold officiating. The atten- dants were Mrs. Dalton Stein- bach, then Mary Rock of RR 1, Mitchell; Mrs. John Foreman, • then JO Huether of, Sheffield, and Mr. Norman Eggert of Me- Killop. Mrs. Rock was the former Del- la Eggert, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chas. • Eggert of McKillop. ller husband is the son of Mrs. Mary Rock of Strat- ford and the late John Rock. Their family includes two daughters and one son Mrs. Donald Browns Diane, 'RR 2, Monkton; Karen and Paul at home, also one granddaughter, Deborah Lynn Brown. • On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.. Rock were host and hostess to tluk wedding party of 25 years ago and their families. On Monday evening the bro- thers and sisters of Mr. and Mrs. Rock gathered at their home. Progressive euchre was played with the winners being: ladies' high, Mrs. Della Bider; low, Mrs. Oscar Rock; men's high,-4Don Brown and low, Mil- ton Reck. Others •atteaing the gather. Ing were Mr's. Earl Eisler, Mit- chell and Mrs. Charles Rock, RR 1, Bornholm. Society's District Nurses present- \ ed a detailed report on their duties and responsibilities. Each Service Club reported on the assistance they have provided for the children in their area, in the past year as well as some special activities that they have organized for their entertain- ment. Chairman of the meeting, W. W. Haysom of • the Goderich Lions Club, thanked the mem- bers of .the Service Clubs for coming to the meeting at their own expense and on their own time. He said the time, interest and effort freely given by Ser- vice Club members could never be matched by paying for such sthices. Mr. Haysom made re- ference to some of the services provided by the Ontario Society for Crippled Children in addi- tion to the work of the Society's nurses by ,explaining that 'Eas- ter Seal activities included pro- viding the opportunity of camp vacations for crippled children in five different eamps; travel- ling clinic teams which visit re- mote areas of the province twice a year; research projects that develop improved • equipment and study preventive measures; and the supplying of wheel- chairs, braces, crutches, -trans- portation and many other ser- vices. Auxiiiry Holds Meeting A large audience greeted Mrs, W. A. Campbell of 'Guelph 011 Tuesday evening when the Bar- bara Kirkman Auxiliary held its regular meeting. Mrs. Camp- bell showed slides of her trip to Thailand, Korea, Hong Kong, Tokyo, New Zealand, Australia and Hawaii. The pictures show- ed the advancement and pro- gress which the Japanese peo- ple have made in recent years. The members of the tour were privileged to see their foster children in Korea whom they sponsored ,by paying $16,00 per month to the Foster Parents Plan. - Mrs. Mae Habkirk presided in the absence of Mrs. Dale Nisei', Mrs. Mae Dorrauce read the scripture lesson and Mrs. Ed. Dorrance led in prayer. Mrs. James Murray' received' the col- lection. Mrs. Keith Sharp read the minutes and Mrs. W. C. Bennett was in charge of the projector. Following the program a so- cial hour was spent. Guests were present from other churches in the district. Remember! It takes -but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 52/7-0240. 27 Diamonds Must Be Sold Come in and make a deal SAVAUGE JEWELLERS (Opposite Post Dfficb) Evenings by appointment 527-0270 or 5274522' ' WERIORI *FOOD MARKET* 1 SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday 3.x.sag," cello. bag of 100570 teNCHEON MEAT • . 2 12 -oz. tins simt Libby', DEEP BROWN BEANS 2 19 -oz tins 490 Quaker MUFFETS, • • • • king size 15% -oz pkg. 370 Facelle "Royallocir TIssums. Heinz TOMATO KETCHUP • Aylmer Fancy TOMATO JUICE' Nature's Best Choice TOMATOES 2 -roll pkg. 30,(t . 4 11 -oz. btls. $1 2 48 -oz. tins 651i 4 28 -oz. tins $1 PRODUCE California ORANGES, size 1 New Texas CARROTS No. 1- Cooking ONIONS Turkey, Swiss or Sirloin TV 'DINNERS 80's. 2 doz. 790 2:1b. cello bag 230 ' 2-1b. 290 each 590, • FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY Smith's Phone 527-0990 a Free, Delivery • working for URON Your Member of Parliament • has been: -- a:. Understanding 4. Thoughtful Considerate • He possesses a keen interest in his • constituents in Huron -Riding. (Now including Biddulph and McGilliv- ray Townships from Middlesex) YOUR MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT IS: • A Proven Businessman with Agricultural Experience ▪ Active on Committees and in the House of Commons • Ready to Offer Assistance it all times to those with Problems "Bob" McKinleylas achieved an outstanding record of effective representation for Huron Riding ON JUNE 25 RE-ELECT :cKINLEY., RPEOVIL Es Almosommoolow See and Hear !`,11ob" McKinley on CKNX-TV, Channel 8, on Monday, June 10, at 6:30 p.m. • (Published by the Huron Progressive Coriseriraiive Association) • • •