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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-20, Page 8eseeresesseseesseeessesee sesee-e-e-,..,eastee 1-'41140 tittRONOXPOSITok.sifikrinini, ONT. „ JUNE 20, 19611 cLASSWIED ADS 21 In NeniOriain "WUON --; b c'1! 1,4eMery Of our dear sister Mx. .e, who entered rest June 23rd, TEO. We had a Sister we were Proud -to own, 'How much we miss her will nev- er be kesovirn. No hinger here, our lives to share, • But in Our hearts, she is - al- ways there. Treasure her, Lord, in your gar- , den of rest, I'or here on earth she was one of the best. - — Always remembered and sad- ly missed by brothers and sis- ters-in-law; Ron and Dorothea, Ken and Anne, Gerald and Bar- bara. 25-32x1 CROZteat — In loving memory of a dear Son and brother; who passed away suddenly, June. 23rd, 1963. Laying memories never die As years roll on and days pais by, In our heart a a memory is kept, Of the one we loved and will never forma. — Ever remembered and sadly missed by Mom and Dad, Neil and Mary, Jack and Helen, Ruth and Jim and Grain. 25-32x1 ROE — b loving memory Of a dear mother. Anna Jane Rae, who passed away 19th of June 1965. Without farewell she fell asleep, Leaving Only her memories for us to keep,- • But in our hearts she will al- ways stay, Loved and rememberee every day. — Ever remembered by (laugh- - ter, Larsen and son-in-law, Gib. 25-33-1 ROE — In memory of our dear mother, Anna Jane, who passed away three years. ago, June 19, 1965. A mother who gave us the best pears of her life, Who cherished our secrets, our sorrows, our striees, Who taught us to.. love and • taught us to pray; Dear Mother in Heaven, God. bless you today. — Lovingly remembeeed by family and brothel-. 25-32x1 • 26. Personals Mr. and MTS. Michael Coyne wish to announce the engage. 26. Personals ment of Useir daughter, Mary Patricia, to Mr. Peter Feddema, son, of Mrs. Theodore Feddema Strathroy, and the late Mr. G. Feddema. The marriage to take place at St. Columban Cann. ch, July 13th at 12:30 o'clock. 26-32-1 27. Births WILSON — In St. Marys Mem- morial Hospital, on June 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wil- son, Seaforth, a daughter, San- dra Lee. EISLER — At Victoria B.C., to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eisler, (nee Lithgeow) on June 8, a daughter. CARTER' In Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital, on June 16, to M. and Mrs. Anthony Carter, Egmondyille, a son. GRIGG — In Victoria Hospital, London, OD June 18, to Mr. and MTS. Allan Grigg, (nee Sinclair) a son, Brian Allan. Too Late HELP WANTED — Man needed for general elevator •work. Con- tact Cook Bros. Milling Co. Ltd., phone 202-2605, Hensall. 4-32-2 HELP WANTED — Weinan ror weekends for cooking and do- mestic purposes. Apply Seaferth Manor, phone 527-0030. t1-32-1 FOR SALE — 13 choice pigs, 8 weeks old. William Charch. t1-32-1 FOR SALE — 76 pigs, from 8 to 12 weeks old. Apply to Stao- ley Johns, RR3, Seaforth, phone 482-9124. t1-32-1 WANTED TO BUY — 8" belt approximately 30. ft. long. Phone 527-1517.• t1-32-1 Danny Wesenberg would like to thankall his friends neighbors and relatives for the gifts and cards he received while in the hospital and sinee returning home. Special thanks to Drs Malkus and Brady and the nurs- ing staff of Seaforth Community Hospital. t1 -24x1 A sincere thank you to every- one for their visits, cards and gifts both times I was in the hospital. Also thanks . to Drs. Brady and Malkus and Mr. Ste- vens and all the nurses and staff, they were so kind. — Mrs. John McLachlan. • t1-32-1 NEWS of CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haver- kamp and Edith visited on Wed- nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sim- on Dyk of Galt. Edith remained for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborn and girls of Monkton visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn, Melody and Leona. , Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and girLs were Mr. and Mrs. David Presz- cator and Christine, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Webb and family of Clinton, Mrs. Olive Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Desjardine and Sherry, Mrs. Bob Jennison and family, all of Grand Bend, Miss Judy Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff arid family, all of Exeter. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family visited on Sunday -with Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of Brussels and with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan of Clin- ton. Miss Gertie Veenstra spent Wednesday with Agnes Haver- kamp. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott, Melanie and Meribeth of Bel - grave, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gloush- er, Billy and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. .Mrs. Harvey- Snell, all of Blyth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dale, Kathy and Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain and Mary visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kings- well of Huronview. Mr. and Mrs Russell Fleming of Seaforth spent the week end - with Mrs. Irene Grimoldby. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John aild Elizabeth visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Turner and Barry of 'Tucker - smith and aldo attended closing services held at Turner's Church. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley -spent the wekend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley, Kim and Greg of Ajax. Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osbern, Melody and Leona visited on Sunday evening with Mr. •and Mrs. Neil Rapien of Slabtown. • Bonnie and Ricky Snell of Lotdesboro spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella lewitt and boys. Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson, Sylvia and Elmer, Mr. ans. Austin Dexter of Blyth, Robert Trick of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. TsTelson McClure, Clayton and Rryari. Brenda, Anil, Daryl and Der- • ick Ball of Auburn„Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoffmann _of Kippen spept Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. — • Wilm-4. clousher, Stewart and ot Barbara. W. L. Whyte and Margie isPerit the weekend %tutting with Mr. and ' 'Mrs Prank Van der MOlati„ Paid, MIA mid' Margie and with Mr. and Mrs. &AM Whyte; Ipffery, Andrea and Iterrl of Osliawa. Mr. David Medd spent the weekend with ,air. and • Mrs. Bob Johnston and Bruce of Grand Valley. Miss Sally Armstrong of Hun- tington, Michigan, is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp- son and family. We would like to wish John Scott a speedy recovery, he is a patient in Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital. Name H!nsaii penny Sale %Winners (cominuo4, from rap) 1) oil by 'Sylvia Keriller, ZUriela Fink' s Plumbing) 0.00 vou- cher by Mrs. John Sangster, Hensall; Freerte King, 2 cbick- en dinners by Don Hanley, Clin- ton; Fuss Electric, Ceramic lighter and ash tray by Mrs. Grant McCiinchey, Hensall; General Coach, vanity chair by Margaret Ingram, Hensall; Dr. Goddard, $10.00 bill by Barb O'- Dell, Hensall; Hay's Garage, change of oil bysairs. John Cor- bett, Exeter; Hensall Dist. Co- op, 1 case of grease by Mrs. Ed Corbett, Exeter; lieesall Motors, car polish by Sylvia Menses., Zurich. Hensall Sales Bern, 2 wes- tern records by A. McClinchey, Seaforth; Hensall Hotel, 2 steak dinners, by Mrs. Harry 1V(dir, Hensall; Bert Horton, fishing rod, by Ken Chalmers., Kippen; H-uron•Body Shop, mud flaps, by Edwin Taylor, Kippen; Huron - dale Dairy, 20 quarts milk, by Mrs. John Skea, Hensall; Hyde Bros, 2 cans hand cleaner, by Don Hanley, Clinton; Irwin's Ladies wear, tablecloth, by Mrs. Rose Harris, Cromarty; Jim's • laachine Shop, 1 corn broom, by Sharon O'Neil, Hensall; T. C. Joynt and Sons, 1 piece lug- gage, by Carey Norry, Exeter. Dave Kyle, 1 change of oil, by Mrs. Dave Ingram, Hen.sall; P. L. MeNaughton, 1 vase and two side bowls, by Hilda Aus- tin, Seaforth; Raye Paterson, 5 cups and saucers, by Hilda Smale, Hensall; Public Utilities, 1 years supply light bulbs, by Jerry Hartman; Exeter; Queens- way Nursing Home, towels and tea towels, by Barbara Schwalm, Hensall; Regal Grill, 1 oil paint- ing, by Harry Page, Hensel; Clarence Reid, Trucker, 1 lawn chair, by MTS. Dave Ingram, Hensel; John Reid, Snack Bar, 1 box groceries, by Teresa O'- Neil, Hensall; Richardson Gar- age, 2 cases pop., by Cecil Max- well, Hensall. Scholl's Meat Market, $10.00 voucher, by Danny Reid, Hen - salt; Ball -Macaulay, 1 picnic ta- ble cover, by Mrs. Norman Gook, Hensall; Taylor's Ready to Wear, diaper bag, by Mrs. Fred Beer, Hensall;- Thompson Mill, punch bawl set, by Ken Smale, Hensall; Jean Turvey Salon, 1 permanent, by Mrs. Ed Roberts, RR2, Kippen; Don Travers, $4.00 voucher, by Raye SchWalm, Hen - salt; 5 to $1.00 stone, cup and "Great news, honey. I shot an86" - s'oueer, by 3.10,4, 2Ixou, 11 sail; McCurdy% Balber $401.-h. avmg cream, by Dianre, Web, dson, Hensall; Fl • Is Barker op hair oll, by Jarb Turk- hsim, Zurich; edge the Mover, 1 lawn; chair, by Mrs. John Cor- bett, Exeter; Eleanor Shields, Avon Products (tuck), by Susan Riley, Hensall; Mrs. Leana Parke, Avon Products (Hensall), Mrs. Grant alcOlinchey, IlesisaU; Times -Advocate, 1 years sub- sription, by Mrs. Won. Brine- nell, Herisall; Huron Expositor, 1 years subscription, by. David Hensall; Citizen's News, 1 years subscription, by Patricia Harris, MU, Cromarty. • Citizen's News, 1 years sub- scription, by Raye Schwohn Hensel; Reder's Florist, $6.0C, voucher, by Mrs. 'George Boa, Hensall; Micl-Town cleanens, $3.50 voucher, by Mrs. Sim Roo - bol, Hensall; Legion Auxiliary, child's dishes, by Don Kelp, Brampton; Legion Auxiliary, child's truck, by Mrs. John Sang- ster, Hensall i Legion, Auxiliary, dresser set, by Donna Jean Al- lan, Hensall; Legion Y4ranch, fishing pole, bY Mrs. Robt. Boll, Kippen; Guess Who?,'shirt, by Earl Wagner, Zurich; Hensel Auxiliary, hamper, by Bill Mis- file Seaforth; Guess Who?, car mirror, by Hierb/Hedden, Hen - sail; Hensall Auxiliary, plane set, by Mrs. John Sangster, Hen - sell; Trevor Wilson, mems set; " by Bill Fuss, Hensall; Trevor Wilson, plaque, by Leona Parke, Hensall; Kosy Korner, tobacco, by Raye Schwalm, Hensall. In charge of the 'Project were Mrs. Win. Smale and Mrs. How- ard Smale Prizes were donated by Hensell and district busin- essmen. MISS J. MAUDE GLENN A pioneer of Usborne Town- ship, Miss J. Maude Glenn, pas- sed away at Exeter, Nursing Home Sunday. June 16th in her 89th year. She has been a pa- tient in nursing homes for the past eight years, the last four in Exeter Nursing Home. Two bro- thers, John and George prede- ceased her. Surviving are a sis- ter-inslaw, Mrs. John M. Glenn, Exeter; four nieces and two nephews, Mrs. Morley (Helen) Sanders, 1VIrs..Bille(Mona) Finch, Mrs. Mervyn (Margaret) Hayter, Mrs. W. D. (Phyllis) Glenm,, Ger- ald and. Bruce Glenn. Funeral services were held Tuesday from Banthron: Funeral Trite with Rev. Harold Currie officiat- ing, followed with Ceemetion at Woodland , Crematorium, Lon- don. Interment in McTaggart Cemetery. Following interment, the ladies of Chiselhurst United Church served lunch to friends.. ROY GORDON CAMPBELL • Residents of Hensall and corn- munity were saddened to learn of the sudden passing of a prominent businessman, Roy Gorden Campbell, who died sud- denly in Sudbury, Wednesday evening, June 12th, while on 'a business trip. He was 48. The lite Campbell was a mem- ber end Past Mester of Huron. Lodge A.F..1 A.M. 224, a mem- ber of Hensall Legion Branch HOMECOMING WEEKEND PARADE 41, JULY 1st, 1968 Children's Entry Form Prizes $5.00 each for Best Entry (under 17) ; Best Entry. (10-14) ;" Best Entry (under 10) ; Best Bicycle (decorated) ; Best Novelty ONE PRIZE PER ENTRANT NAME ADDRESS ENTRY Mail Entry Blank or take it to: ROBERT READ, Chairman, READ'S SROES & LUGGAGE, Main St, Seaforth ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY JUNE 27th. OS, President of .the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rito and. a :member of Camel Preelayter, Ian Church. In municipal lee he served on the Exeter Counee. He came to Howell in 102. Surviving are his wife, the former Edith Wurea, two sons, Alvin and Erie; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell; seven brothers, Homer, Hensall; kEar- old, RR1, Exeter; .Gerald, Lloyd and. Joseph, Exeter; Ken, Cen- tralia and Robert, Sarnia; two sisters, Mary, Mrs. Lary Cron- in; Centalia and Doreen, 1VIes. Leonard Smith, Lucan; one grandson, Paul Campbell and grandmother, Mrs. Alice Camp- bell, Exeter. Members of the 'Masonic 'Or- der eonducted a service Friday evening at the Funeral Chapel. Members of Hensall Legion, Branch 468, attended the fun- eral Home aocompanied by members- of the Exeter Legion. Public funeral services large- ly attended were held at Car- mel Presbyterian Church, -Sat- urday. .Servioes were conducted_ by Rev. 3,. (1 Boyne, who poicl tribute.- to his life. Interment was in Exeter cemetery. `Rallhearers were Om Homer Russell, Hugh gerwei); Bili,Srat11., Erne,st WUard, Bab Baker Jr. Anniversary services, largely etten.400, were 11014 United Church, Sunday, . June 16b. Guest ePORIPOr for the mor- ning servie,s WAS Dr. Andrew J. 1Vfowa,tt, of Wesley WiUis Uni- ted Church, Clinton, *40 based his thoughts on the subject "Is Anybody- There?" Guest soloist, Mr. Robert Davidson, Windsor, sang two eolos, "The Earth is the Lord's" and "God Answers Prayer". Per their first select- io-n the choir Slang, "Praise My Soul the King of Heaven". In the evening, Rev. Currie Winlaw, of Central United Church, Stratford, a, former min- ister spoke on the subject, "What's, the Word?" Guest soloilt, Mr's. Robert Hoffman sang two .songs with Mrs, John Trheim at the or- gan. • ' Floral arrangements vveme charge of the -UCW and mewa oriel flowers in the sanctuary were in the memory of Roy C. Campbell, placed by his Do Yo -:w Where to Vote on June 25th? Listed Mow are the Rural Polling Places throughout this area: McKillop: Poll No. 1 — Thomas Murray Poll No. 2 — William Smith Poll No.,3 — Joe Thorton Poll No..4 — Ross Driscoll Tuckersmith: Poll No. 1 — Ross Nicholson, Egmondville Poll No. 2 — Allan Nicholson, Egmondville Poll No. 3 — Robert Lawson, RR 3, Clinton Poll No; 4 — Haugh Bros, RR 1, Brucefield Poll No. 5 —• Glenn Bell, RR 1, Hensel' Poll No. 6 — Ivan Forsythe, RR 2, Kippen Poll No. 7 — C.F.B. Ritchie Building Polls Are Open From 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., DST This Message' Is Sponsored By Your Local Progressive Conservative Association PIAN(;),..an4 .761 MY.. - .LESSONS Commencing in September MRS.: DON CARTER A.R.C.T., A. Mus. PHONE 527-1521 SEAFQRTH, ONTARIQ WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dia14527-0240 KEN IS AWAY ON HIS HONEYMOON! AND THE -BOSS IS FEATURING GIANT SPECIALS ON NEW I. - BALERS SWATHERS — COMBINES No Interest or Payments 'TIL MARCH 1, 1969 FORA• FREE DEMONSTRATION CALL VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT "The Business Reliability 'Built" (Formerly John Bach's) • Phone 527-0120 Seaforth I FINAL TEN HOURS Going Out Of Business Sale Thurs., 2 p.m. -4 p.m.; Fri. and Sat., 10 a.m. -12 noon, 2 p.m. 4 Fi.m. ONLY 3 Sets of Silver ANY REASONABLE OFFER I18 DIAMONDS Drop in and make a deal like never before. 24 REBUILT'S 3 ACCUTRONS BEST DEAL EVER .0.0.41.11....••••••••••••••••••41.4.11.0............11.•••••••••VP•11. 200 Rings 67, Cups and Saucers. SAVAUGE, JEWELLERS - (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE) NOTE: Please have all accounts paid by 4 p.m. Sat., June 22, as this is our final day of business el -elect Immitemoi; N JUNE 25 E. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS ON JUNE 25— CALL SEAFORTH 527-1150 ' .6, • e