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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-06-30, Page 8CN gxe9SITQR, 'YJtR , t3 ., Jt1,I 3p,1966 MEN'S Swim Suits Regular or Bermuda Shorts Casual Pants SS Sport and T Shirts . SS Dress Shirts ummer Caps Dress ..Straw Hats BOYS' Swim Suits Regular or Bermuda Shorts SS Sport or T Shirts SPECIAL Batman 'T Shirts Madras John Lennon Caps 2.95 to 4.95 2.95 to 6.95 4.95 to 9.95 2.95 to 6.50 2.95 to 6.00 29c to 1.69 3.95 1.95 1.95 and 3.95 1.95 1.50 1.50 BILL O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR Phone 527-0995 Seaforth FARMER'S SPECIALS at your 1350 Bu. Westeel Rosco Grain Bin Walk in Hatch -- SAVE $35.50. GRAIN.aerator -- Save $22.06 CATTLE Oiler Double Chain SAVE $20.00 Apron Oiler --= SAVE $7.50 PASTURE FEEDER --'for cattle salt and Mineral SAVE $5.51 HAY ELEVATOR $92.95, 16' See it to appreciate its quality 1/2 H. P. ELECTRIC MOTOR Regular $43.50 SPECIAL $33,90 SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth Westinghouse Freezers give you more store space in less floor space De Lux Chest Model FD 6332125 Cubic Foot holds 788 pounds. Stock up on fruit and vegetables while they're in season end buy large provisions of meat while prices are. low. Model' FDG 32 Cheft Freezer has really big cap city. Featurele Slim walt construction;' Nylon • covered; pie radk; two removeable dividers and two store , age baskets; two lee' cube frays and scrapers; atutomatic Interior floodlight; Seal -Tits Lid. Built -In tock. Signal - light arid Defrost Drain, Five-year Food Speilage Mier - ratify. , SPECIAL $2694° '► e: FURNITURE Seador&h CLASSIFIED ADS u, Cards of Thunks I. wish to express my Sincere thanks and appreciation to ail my relatives friends and neighbors who so kindly re- membered nle with flowers, gifts, treats, cards and visits while a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Brady and Malkus and the nursing staff. — Mrs. James Ducharme. 24-31x1 I wish to thank all those' who remembered me with flowers, cards and treats while a pati- ent in Seaforth Communiy Hospital. A special thanks to the nursing staff, Dr. Malteds and Rev. Scott. Bernard Nott. 24-31x1 25.. In Memoriam 'BOYCE — In' loving memory of Edward L. Boyce who pas- sed away 2 years ago July 2, 1964. Treasured thoughts of one so dear, Often bring a silent tear, Thoughts return to scenes long past Years roll on, 'but memories iast. —Ever remembered by Mary and Joan. -1 BYERMANN — In loving memory of our dear husband and father and grampa John F. Byermann who was (called to rest June 29th, 1965. We do not need a special day To bring him to our minds, The days we do not think of him Are very hard to find. They say time heals all sor- row And helps one to forget, But time has only proven How much we miss him yet. -- Sadly missed and al- ways remembered by wife and family. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. George C. Pow- ell, RR 1 Auburn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Arlyn Mary, to Mr. Glenn Everrett Montgomery, son of Mrs as. Clarence MontgorrierY, Seaforth. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 23, 1966, at 2:30 p.m. in Trinity Anglican Church, Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shea, Dublin, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Ter- esa Elizabeth to Mr. Jerome "What is the good of a good thing if no one knows about it?" ADVERTISE YOUR •GOOD THINGS IN THE HURON EXPOSITOR The more you tell, The more you sell! Dial 5274020 Engageine.ts.. Albert Lassalhne, soh o f- Mr. and Mrs. Norman an Laesaline, Centralia,- The weddipg to take place, Saturday, July 23, 1966.at 10:3.0 sem, in St. Pat- rick's Church, Dublin, Ontar- io. Mrs. Charlotte M. Hunt, Lon- don, announces the engage- ment of her daughtelr, 'Hea- ther Dale to Mr. William George henry Brawn, I3ami1- ton, son of Mr. and Ml's: liani McT, Brown, Jarvis St. Seaforth. Wedding to take place on Saturday,• July the, ninth, 1966 at 4 o'clock in New St. James Presbyterian Church, Oxford Sreet at Wel- lington, London, -Ontario. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth,. Beat- tie, RR 4 Walton wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Margaret El- aine to Mr. Ronald Wilson Little, Brampton son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Little, RR 1 Seaforth. Wedding to take place Saturday, July 23, 1966 in Cavan United C h u r c h, Winthrop at 3:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray, Dublin, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, .Mary Theresa. to Robert Thomas Stapleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton, Dub- lin. The marriage to take place July 16th, 1966 at 11:00 a.m. in St. Columban Roman Catholic Church, St. Colum - ban. Mr. Alex Kerr of Seaforth, wishes to announce the en- gagement of his daughter, Karen Kay, to Glen Leroy Eaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton of Seaforth: The wedding to take place on Saturday, July 16th at 2:00 o'clock in Northside United Church, Seaforth. Births BURNEAU — In Clinton Public Hospital, on June , 26, to Mr. and Mrs, Gus Burneau, a son. • GOODYEAR --- In Clinton Public •Hospital, on June 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodyear, a son. KLAVER — In Seaforth Community Hospital, on June 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kllaver, RR 4. Sea - forth, a son. McIVER — In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on June 23, to Mr, and Mrs. Louis McIver, RR 1 Staff a, a daughter. WALES ---• In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on June 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wales,. Seaforth, a daugh- ter. Too Late FOR SALE - A bunch of goad strong York pigs. Apply Alvin Dodds, phone 527-1748 8-31-1 FOR SALE —Approximately 10 acres of standing hay. Jos- eph. Lane, 34 R 16, Dublin. • .8-31.1 FOR SALE — 19 acres of standing hay. B. Westerveld, RR 1 Seaforth, phone 527- 0308. xl NOTICE — The Williamson family picnic will be held at the farm home of Lorne Car- ter on Sunday afternggo July 10th. FOR RENT — Bayfield, 3 - bedroom cottage, all conven- iences. AvaiIable. July 3-17, Augu .t 7 - September 4: Con- tact BA1-8918 Toronto or, Vance cottage ' Bayfield. 15-31-2 FOR SALE — Used Frigi-' daire in good condition, Rea- sonable, phone 527-1706. -1 FOR SALE — practicaIly brand new. wedding dress, worn only once and 4 tiered .French illusion veil, scallop- ed. Bos. 1590 Huron Expbsi- tor. 11-31x2 FOR SALE — 30 pigs, nine 'weeks old,114 R 8 Dublin. -1 WANTED — 1 year old boar, Theo Van Bakel, St. Colum - ban. Phone 125 R 13 Dublin. -1 WANTED — A quantity of standing hay, Ron Beuerrnann 126 R 3 Dublin. 11-31-2 FOR SALE —a. 85 good York and Landrace pigs, 9 weeks old. W. Millson, 527.1187, -1 LOST --- Herefordroue 600. pounds, Lot 2, Con. .1 1'uckersmith, 527-1827. 8-31 1 Mrs. William Turnbull 'wj hold a Trousseau Tea on J y 9th, in honor of her daughter Barbara, bride -elect of Jul4i. Guests will be welcome fro;n 2 p.rn. to 5 p.tn. and in the evening from 7 to 9 p.m. d Vis. PIan, to Dedicate Chapel The Meenorial Chapel in Bayfield t emetery; 'vita o h has just been completed, will be dedicated Sunday, J u 1 y 10th. , The dedication service will take place at 7 p.m. and any- one interested is invited to attend. Reids Meet At Lions Park ,The ninth annual picnic of the Reid family was held at the Seaforth Lions Park on Sunday with 57 in attend- ance. Mrs. Ruth Carter and Mrs. Elsie Keys conducted e sports program. Silver dolllars were presented to the new babies of the year. They were the children of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. George Cantelon and Mr. and Mrs. ,Tack Mustard. Convenors for the 1967 pic- nic are to be Mr. and Mrs. George Cantelon and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H i 11. Mrs, Francis Hunt was again asked to take charge of the book. 117 Balis Attend. Picnic The Ball family reunion at- tracted 11.7 to the Seaforth Lions Park on June 19th. The officers are : Honorary President couple, Lloyd and Edna Pfaff; President couple, Hugh and Elizabeth Ball; Vice-president couple, Warr- en and Marie Gibbings; • Sec- retary-Treasurefi couple, Ar- nold and. Bev Riley; Commit- tee, Norman and Ida Wright, Bill and Merle St nbur K and Mary Gibbings. Following is a list of the winners in the races and oth- er events: Under 3, David Nilson, Kathy Gibbings, Bradley Miller; under 6, Ken Haggith, Cheryl Millson; 8 and under, Paul Gibbings, Michael Gibbings, Ron Hag- gith; under 8 girls, Kathy Gibbings, Sandra McGregor; under 1° girls, Brenda Gib - trigs, Linda Dolmage; under 12 boys, John Gibbings, Rich- ard.Dolmage, Bruce Dolmage; under 16. girls, Connie Gib- bings, Debbie Gibbings; boys under, 16, John Gibbings, Richard Dolieage, Bruce Dol - mage; 'Women. over 16, Don- na Gibbings, Janice Wright; Men over 16, Joe Eveleigh, Arnold Riley; Ladies throw the ball, Donna Gibbings; Ladies kick the slipper, Mary Gibbings; Men kick the'sdip-. per, Ken Gibbings; . Guess ,100 feet, Ken Vodden;, Throw the egg contest. Connie: and Bill Gibbings; Count the candies, Lloyd Penfound. Williams Family Gathers The Sol Williams family re- union was held Saturday at the Seaforth Lions Park with 70 in attendance, The committee members are Mrs. Wilfred Hauck, Mrs. Jelin Stager; Mrs. John Slug- aske and Mrs: John Hauck, The winners of the games and races were as follows: Baby Contest, Joey Stager, Julie Sluaskc .and Donald Williams; 1-4, all kids got prizes; 5.6, Doreen Williams, Jennifer Allen; 7-$, Darrel Williams, Debbie Dietrick 9-10, Danny 'Williams, Daviel Williams; 13.14, Alice Marie Allen, Jane Allen; Gtresaing game, Mrs. Carl 'Dietrick, Next year's picnic will be convened by Mrs. Pearl Al- len,. NEWS OF THE ! WEED IN STAFFA The Staffa United Church ,'era tiibles. Women met in the Family Life. Centre, Wednesday evening,.Mr, and Mrs. Calvin. Christie .'• Mrs. Ceeil Bowman conduct• ed the worship service and us=- ed as her theme, prayer. Mr?r. Leslie Miller read the, scrip- ture. Mrs, Bowman led in pray er. Miss Vera Hambly, presi- dent, presided for the business. Mrs. Gerald Agar gave • the treasurer's report. Mrs. Ears Sma1e and M. Sohn Drake were appointed as a committee • Anniversary visitors With Wir. to buy extra silver and dishes and Mrs. A'ohh • 1(.tilier ' an4 fent, for the kitchen. Mrs. Gerald ity.were•Mr. and Mrs, Ken Dune Agar and Mrs. Robert McCougli-, cant, Janice, Sheila and Floyd, ey ere its chalrge of getting ek., 1irkten.: As R!ems Wi.ltonMeets Women's Institute rn Wednesdae... evening in th Community Hall With Mr G.egrge McCall and Mrs. Har old ' ,Bolger as co -convenor or Health, Mrs. Roy Williamson, pre *Kent, opened the meetin The motto "Health is vvealth Let no one be a Spendthrift' was taken by Mrs. Harol Bolger concluding with poems. Mrs. George McCa introduced the guest speak Mr. Frank .J'. Vodemesi, foot wear •specialist of London Mr. Fodernesi• spoke on foot wear problems and showed slides of the different'" bone of the feet and explained; the workings of the varlopa bones and muscles. Following the slides when the members ask ed questions regarding their own personal problems Mr Fodemesi anwsered them. Mrs. McCall thanked the speaker and presented him with a gift. Mrs. Roy Williamson took charge of the business. Roll Call was answered with "A Health Rule that should be Emphasized". The correspon- dence was read by the secret- ary, 1V1rs. Gerald Watson. The project for' the 4-11 girls this fall will be Supper Club and leaders will be ap- preciated. A centennial project w a s discussed and a committee consisting of Mrs. Alvin Mc- Donald and Mrs. Margaret Humphries was appointed. it was indicated that those wis- hing to order a Flowering Crab Tree could through the W.T. Convenors were advised to ontact the press secretary's efore each meeting. The Fair Board committee ncluded Mrs. William Hum- hries, Mrs. Roy Williamson, Mrs. George Williamson, and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald. Mrs. Ken McDonald gave a epor`t on'the East Huron Dis- rict Annual at Moncrieff re-. ently. Each member will be sked to take to the Plowing etch at leash two covered ies hi boxes which will be' upplied, also pickles. Two members will be on et and their will :tie fifteen •wo e kers from ,each diatriet, each s. day. The cgSrt of the tent ' $500.00 -and eachstltute'is s to tppjy their own towels. The July meeting° Will be - a museum visit to Goderich g and a picnic I n c h in the 1 park. Luneh was served by Mrs. d George PtiIlaed, Mrs, Ken - two, neth McDAnald Mrs', George 11 McCa11, Mrs. Clarence Mar- r tin, and Mrs, Harold Bolger. SET CHURCH SERVICES Church services in Duff's United Church. on July 3 and s 10th will he withdrawn, July 17 service in Walton at 11 a.m., July 24 at Mgncrieff and on July 31. at Walton. Mr. Colin Fingland of Wing - ham will conduct the services, There will be rfo S.unday school during July. 100 AT PICNIC About 100 attended the congregational picnic held in the Community Park. Monday evening. The . Walton U n• i't was in charge of serving the lunch with the 8th and 16th finishing up. Brian Traviss, Gerald Smith, and Rev. Arth- ur Higginbotham were in charge of sports and. Mrs. Sholdice the pre-school child- ren. Each group was respon- sible fop a game or contest. Ball was enjoyed by the young people. Miss Dorothy Bolton of Rochester, N.Y. is visiting with her aunt Mrs: Margaret Humphries. Mr. and Mrs, William Uh- ler of Burlington visited over the week -end with Mr. Ern- est Uhler and family. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hapk- well of Exeter visited on Sun- day With the former's moth- er, Mrs. W. C. Hackwel}. Miss Geraldine D e n ni s,' student nurse at Stratford General Hospital is spending a four week vacation with her parents, Mr. ad. Mrs. William Dennis. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Ennis, Steven and Leanne of .West Hill spent the week -end with Mr. enc met s. Douglas Ennis. ` Mr. Malcolm Fraser has returned home after being confined to Seaforth Com-• r- .rmnity liospitalr Mrs. Forest IY�IpKay, Walt - i; on, eera, Leslie McKay, 'Lis- towel a'nd Mrs. Elgin Deuar, Atwood left last Saturday ford threes weeka tour of the Western'' Provinces. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Maier of Loudon and Air. ad Mrs. Robert. Pritchard, Kim and Mark of Toronto were week- end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs- David Watsori. Mr: and Mrs. Nelson Reid attended the funereal of the late Clifford Maohan at Sar- nia last Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dennis of Toronto spent the week- end with Me... and Mrs, Alex Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. William Dins: more and Bruce of 3 rampton were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .McGavin. Mr. and Mrs. John McGavin and family of Owen Sound spent Sunday with his parents. Susan Murray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray underwent a tonsil -ectomy in London last week.' Mrs. Fern Patterson and her sister Miss Amye Love of Toronto left last week to vis- it with relatives at New West- minster, B.C. and on the re- turn trip will visit with rel- atives and friends in other Western provinces. Mr. Torn Love of Sudbury spent several days this week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Love. Scott and David Mills, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills of Brantford are spending a week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills; - Kimberly Ott of Kitchener is spending a few weeks with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. ,Frank Walters, Mr. and Mrs', Fred SincIair of California are at present visiting with their daughter Mrs. Graham Sholdice and Mr. Sholdice Mrs. Elgin Porter of Win- nipeg. Manitoba spent sever- s al days with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter. t c b i p r t c a M p s cash register duty each day OBITUARIES JOSEPH J. JORDAN Following an illness of three years, Joseph J. Jordan passed away June 12th, at Alien Park, Mich. 'Son of the late James Jordan' and Mary Kenny of laublin, On- tario, he is survived by five sis- ters, (Mary) Mother M. Jerome;'' (Aileen) Mother M. Evelyn; (Isabel) Mother M. Agatha of Ursuline Community; Mrs. Wil- liam Byrne, (Betty) :.Allen Park, Mich.; Mrs. James Crandall (Peggy) of Wyandotte, Mich.; and four brothers, Lyall, of Toronto; Jerome and ,Theo of Detroit • and Gerald of Sarnia. The•body of the late Mr. Jor- dan rested at . the Varan Fun- eral Home, Alyn Park, Mich., until. Wednesd'ay,.. June 15th, then to St. Francis Cabrine. Church, , Requiem High Mass was celebrated by his nephew, Rev. James Jordan, CSB.. Inter- ment took place in Michigan Memorial Park Cemetery, Flat Rock, Mich. Pallbearers were Roy Bolger, .lack Jordan, Don Byrne, Don McLeod, Marvin Sequin and Basil Byrne, Jr., all of Michi- gan. Relatives and friends were present • from Toronto, Sarnia, Chatham and Seaforth, Mr, Jor- dan was ,a nephew ofMrs. Jean Fortune, of Seaforth. HENRY HILLEBRECHT Henry liillebrecht, 65, Logan township, died suddenly at his home Friday evening. . Born in Logan, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs: Henry Hillebrecht. He was a life long resident of . lot 32, con. 8, in the township. He was a member of St. Peter's Luther an Church, Brodhagen. -Surviving are a brother, Nor- man, with' whom he lived;, a sister, .-Mrs,. George (Carrie) Stoskopf, Fullerton, township. Funeral 'services were ' held` Monday at the Heath -Leslie Funeral Home,. Mitchell, at 2.30 p.m. with his minister Rev. John Kappes officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery, Brod- hegen'• Pallbearers were Ivan Ben- newles, Charles Scherbarth, Harvey Ahrens, Edgar Hille- breeht, Norman Rock and Carl 1lillebrecht, Attending ' the funeral from a distanne were Me: and Mrs. Henry Scherbarth,• Detroit; John O'Reilly, • Toronto; Dr. Waiter 17a ding, Pita -tan; and Mr. and Mrs, • Clarence. Green, Grand Bend. and family, Cromarty, attended EARL W. PdTMAN anniversary services and visit- Earl W. Putman, 46, Toronto,' visit - ear Sunday with Mr. ,and Mrs. formerly of St. Carter Kerslake and family. Thomas, died Attending se , .ces and vi it- Thursday' at St. Michael's Flospi- ing Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. tel, Toronto, . . .lolin Templetuan and family Were: Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Scott, and Ronnie, Mitchell and Ur. and Mrs., Nell. Bell, Carol,'Lorie, Julie and Lee, Seaforth. ..uu.,,Wuevaf. r.0 14, He is survived .by his father, Albert Putman, St. Thomas, three brothers,!. glen, • Mamie' tawan, Ont., A. Rae, 'St, Thomas, Wil1#etn J„ Seaforth; and 'Ott sister, Mrs. ' Murray °{Oral) Nott, nogg. Pateras'er"vices were;. 'held Saturday at Williams'' Funeral il'Qme St. rThon ias . Hartel was ies Blhndale Mettlerl'ai Park, St, Thomas. MRS. ELSTON CARDIFF Mrs. Elston Cardiff, 76, Brtts- sels, formerly of Wroxeter, died Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, Landon. She was the former Ada May Morrison. She is survived by her hus- band; two sons, , arke, Cal- gary; Ross, . s township; • one daughter, Mr .Dean (Lea- ta) Davison, Listowel; three brothers, Aston, St,. Cather - Ines; Gordon, London; Herman, Melville, Sask. Funeral services were held Saturday from the D. A. Rann Funeral 'Home, Brussels, . with Rev. L. Johnson of Brussels United Church officiating. Bur- ial was in Brussels, Cemetery. ALFRED (AL) PEARSON Mr. Alfred (Al) Pearson, 48, el 119 Portsdown Road, Scar- borough, died suddenly Sun- day morning, collapsing ori .the front lawn of his home with a heart attack. Surviving are his wife, the former Edna Saundercock, form- erly of I ensall, three daugh- ters, Barbara Debbie and Bren- da, and one brother. Funeral services were held Wednesday, from Jerrett's Fun- eral Honhe, Scarborough. Mr. Pearson • was a brother-in-law of Mrs. William' Swale, ilensall, SPECIAL Reduction on 50 ton' of bulk 0--10--10 For spreading on Pastures and Hay land Regular 69.50 Special $60.00 . per ton Delivered and Spread SEAFORTH FARMERS.. CO-OP Phone 527-0770.. HELP WANTED A well established Real Estate Company has an opening for a man to sell real estate in the Seaforth and Mitchell district• An ex- perieiiced salesman would be preferred, however training will be given. All inquires will be confidential and inquiries should be sent to • WILFRED McINTEE & CO. LTD. Realtor, Walkerton, Ont. very best STRAWBERRIES at WILKINSON'S IGA We wit 'have fresh Shipments of Strawberries (PICKED FRIDAY) --for Statlyday's busil'iess, This Will •' ". . o Peak Weekend. See 61* +atside Display, Thursday and Bat da , •0 ,1 ro rn