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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-12-29, Page 104 HURON :*X case rOR, s'OAt~ORTi►R NTq N 1► :AVERY CLEANERS Fast Service for SCHOOL CLOTHING During Holiday Season ti Phone 527-0250 R The ringing bells sound our sincere thanks for your past, _ aud.futru)rel AlIpP9rt.. A ARNOLD STINNISSEN SUN LIFE REPRESENTATIVE Phone 527-0410 -- Seaforth Obi't-uaries Rots .a, MacKENZI.E ' Ross Alexaxnder MacKenzie' died Tl tirsd_ay,,Dee. 22nd in Til- lsonburg Memorial Hospital, af- ter a four-month illness. He was 45. Born in Pennat, Sask., be was the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. John R. MacKenzie. 1V1r. MacKenzie came to Ontario in 1.937.. He was maintenance en- gineer at •the Tiilsonburg Hos- pital. Unmarried, he is sur- vived by three brothers. Gor- don of McKillop Leslie of Tuckersniith Township, and Kenneth, Saskatchewan, and two sisters, Mrs. Robert (Lil- lian) Lang, Saskatchewan, and Mrs. Williann (Dorothy) Pap ple, Egmondville. Rev. J. C. Britton conducted funeral ser- vices Saturday at 2 p.m. from theG., 4.. Whitney Funeral Bothe; Temporary entombment wag.. Pion,* Memorial niauso- leam,, �iit t iuriai i{at�r int Mast: landbank Cemetery POO ::Robert and Jaekt: I'apple; 11Har- oM'iltntlie, Mannd jGor. don Pulman. :.. MRS. wit.LARD K. ' ELLIOTT Mrs. Willard ) ,- . Elliott, 78, died Friday in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital.' The former Mary Anita ••starlet;' she was born•in. Aberdeen; Scotland. She married Mr. Elliott in 1917. Her husband predeceased her in, March of this year. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Surviving are a daugh- ter, Mrs. Harold (Aima) Ches ney, Seaforth; two sons, James W. Seaforth, and John H., Wat- erloo. The funeral • service was held Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at'the R. S. Box Funeral Home,. Sea-,, forth. Bev. -Douglas G. Fry o First Presbyterian Church of- ficiated. Temporary entombment was in Pioneer Memorial'mauso- leum. Pallbearers . were Harvey Mc- Llwain, Jacks Dorrance, Charles McKay, Earl Montgomery, Ar- thur Powell and John Pullman. Flowerbearers were Marshall Stewart and Sidney Pullman. CLASSIFIED ADS Births MIDDLETON-In St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Dec. 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Middleton, (nee Marjorie Charters) a daughter. Too . Late FOUND., = . Dog, brown, tan and black, female, part Ger- man Shepherd;. phone 35 R 17', Dublin. -1 WANTED. TO BUV --•• Aquar- ium and equipment, medium size, phone 527-1562. xl The family of the late Mrs. Willard Elliott express apprec- iation for floral tributes and many acts of kindness extend- ed them during their recent sad bereavement. -1 I wish to thank my relatives and friends for cards, letters and gifts I received while in the hospital, I especiallly want to thank Dr. Stapleton and the nurses in Clinton Hospital. ?It was all very murk appreci'a- ted..,— Brian Wilson. x1 FOR SALE — 8 room house on GOderich St.,' •2 fireplaces, new ail furnace. Must be sold to settle estate. Apply to Nils. Ross Savauge at Savauge ew- eliers or 527-0162. 1456-tf WM. M. HART Phone 527-0870 : Seaforth.. 019,004204714 PatleafttertegiS Ileliday 'Bells peal Our DestWishes to -. Ail Our Patrons for 'heir flew Yeal, Joys, We Add, gratefully ,..Big Think 'Y'+btn , JEWELLERS AVAU E Watches '-- Gifts Dtamantts lit Post Offieo) News of ST. COLUI...*AN. ., (Continued from Page4'1; Miss Nell Doyle, 14900113 with Ted Doyle. Mr. and 1Virs. John Will1auxn- son, London; Jack Doyle, Tor- onto; Rose Doyle, Cedar Springs; spent Chrintrnas with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters, St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Gil- bert Murray and family,. San- ilia' arnia' Mr. and Mrs,Pat 1VlurraY and' family, Lonon; Mr, and Mrs. L. Murray, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Dan Costei1Q, : and Mr, and Mrs. Bob Stapleton, Kitchener; Mr, and Mrs, Jack Ryan; Mr. • and Mra, :. artin Murray and their '• M;fainilies wereOhri turas visitor with Mx^. and Mra. Gilbert.; Mari ay Malone, '1.kond9n; k"raiik Mil one, Sixilcoe, •spent 0,4014 nos with Joseph Malone r. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Ma''loxie, St.,John's, Nfl.d. ale spending the holidays with :MI% J. L. Malone and Sheila. • . Miss Patricia Coyne: Lon- don, snent Christmas With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coyne. Miss Mary Lou Coyne and Donald Coyne, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coyne. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and family of Stratford, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme. Rev. Gordon Kennedy, C.S.- B., and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy,. ..spentChristmas with Mr. and Mrs.{? Bill Kina- han in St. Augustine. Miss Linda Staples, London with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stanles. Mr. and Mrs.. Glen Butters and children, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MeladY• Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gaff= ney and children, London;. Mr. and Mrs; James Sloan Jr., snent Christmas:with Mr: and Mrs. James Sloan Sr. Mr, and Mrs: Martin -Purcell and family, Kitchener, were Christmas visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Mefver. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid were Mr, and Mrs. Pat Murray, and family, London; Mr. and Mrs. Mac Dennorne •arnd family, of Zurich; Mr, and Mrs. Roy .Me- Quaid, Kitchener. Mr, and •Mrs. Len O'Rourke and children spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Norman S£anlake,. Exeter. .. Miss, Theresa Cron , Inger., soli,: *out. Ole C,hri�stimas `ho1ii, day _at Lthe; honle of 'her para. exnts, Mr. and Mrs.Alphonse. Cronllzi• •1Vii":, and Mrs. Leo Murrayy f hristnas in Windsor,.. �« and lUU r . ; Gerrard A:04;V and fa y and`IVfr. To., ms Tawe. Mary► Feeney Spent last week in Ottawa visiting her tlalgglater ,and sgnr; r - atw, . and, fen t,*,y., r . Mrs.. Elizabeth Nolan is a patient in Seaforth Comxaatm ity hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and children, Stratford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Staples and- Mr.,- and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme. Rev. Gordon Kennedy was in Capreal attending the ord- ination and first mass of a classmate. Miss Rita Kennedy spent the week end in Sudburyc , Vincent Nolan, Kitchener, visited at his home here. "I heard. you slap, your boy friend .when ..he .b.r2ug_ht•_ you home last night. What happen- ed?" the mother asked. • "I was just checking to see if he was dead." We welcome this opportunity "to. express .our appreciation :;fob the close association and the goodwill of our friends during the past year and extend A4 ,Ever,y„Good, Wish'or a Happy ansa Prosperous New Year! Your Boarcl sof Djrectorsi-Management and Staff TH FARMERS WARDEN HANEY, President LLOYD STEWART, Vice -Pres dent DONALD DOD DS, Secretary DIREC TORS : Robert. McMillan, John Oldfield, Wilfred Coleman,. 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