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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-04-27, Page 7• 0 t. • • , 0 • • '0 ifRIGMAIRE 1.1litoffialiSbali • 0cle Washer with .3 Cycles! CLIICNG! DP means Durable Press Carel Model WDDSL white only • This Jet Action Washer soaks outdid automatically! • Patented beet, Action Agitator creates jet currents for DeepAction cleaning! ' • At -simple mechanism! • Jet -Away lint removal! • SudsWater Saver model wrAIRL at extra bon YEAR p..e. nocrue PLAN plus trade BOX FURNITURE • • Phone 527-0680 • • Seaforth ?immonommonsimil F!tE0 ERICK S, BRATTM 2 s Frederick 'Stanten •Beattie died in London on- Sunday, fOt• lowing a short ilinesS. Re WO 88. A *ember of a:pioneer Sea,. forth fankilY, he was the Son of the late James Beattie and Leila Buggin. He was born and educated in. Seaforth and,at an early age joined the staff of .the. Tanadian Bank of Com- merce at Goderich, Later he was with the Bank of Montreal) eerving in many centres • in both eastern and western prov- inces, He retired a number of years ago in Ottawa. Mr. Beattie despite• his trav- els and the fact he frequently was far removed from this area continued a keen interest in •Seaforth. Following •his retire- ment he spent a portion of each yeari/at the fatally residence on Church Street. He is survived by his wife, the •former Pauline Charlotte Andeeson of Montreal to whom he Was married in Montreal and by his son Howard Anderson Beattie,, both of whom- reside in Ottawa. . Funeral services were held front the G. A, Whitney funeral home Tuseday morning at 11 am., with Rev. J. C. Britton officiating. Interment followed in Maitlandbank cemetery. Pallbearers were Dr. P. L. Brady, David Stewart; Len Ford, D'Orlean SiUs, Clare Reith and Bill Campbell. ROBERT E. MacKENZIE Robert Edwin MacKenzie died suddenly at Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital, Thursday. He was 76, • Born in $eaforth, he was a son of the late Donald MacKen- zie and Christena Ross. Educat- lo• 081 u,ARigs- act in Saormtve-he was engaged in the Cleth108 bnAlneefi ,/nnl ter •Yeara a a Gomercial. • traveller -covered qntarlo nor Ixes, 114. macicenzie-realclAd at 3,14 WAloner Roed, TPre4f9 but • Sinhis retirement in 1064 bad spent much of his time, in Sea - Re 'Was a member of Dearpark United Cliurcl?„ Tomb and of the commercial travellers -as- sociation. He served overseas during the First World War. He is survived by his wife, the ,former Ella Jane Chesney to whom he was niarried at Eg- mondville Church tn 1920 and by two sons, Dr. Donald II, H. of Toronto and Dr. J. Robert of Sarnia. He is also surviy- ed by four grandchildren and by two brothers, John C., Sea - forth and Alex It, Orillia and by two sisters, Miss Rena, Seaforth and Mary, Mrs., „Montgomery Patrick, Tuckersmith. Funeral services were held from the R. S. Box fpneral home on Saturday, conducted by Rev. J. C. Britton. Interment followed in QVIaitlandbank cem- etery. Pallbearers were Vernon Schatz, Dashwood, Harvey Tra- viss, Morris Friedman, Harvey Beuerman, Norman MacLean, Bert Horton, Hensall. Flower - bearers were J. A. Stewart, Dr. -J. A. Munn, Dr. J. S. Hall, Port Colborn and Paul Richards, Tor- onto. JOSEPH DONNELLY Joseph Donnelly passed away at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, Monday evening, April 17, in his 83rd year. He was a val- ued member of St: Patrick's Church, Dublin. He was survived by his wife, the former Agnes Feeney, two daupghters, Mrs. Earl (Irene) Healy of Dublin and Dorothy of rn, •-• 4114:?'''rt • • Xitehieller Mid! Ogee ono, .1,Awtis at home, Joseph o eederieb, •40143 of WaterlOo; a1 11 grandebureA Ina ,One_ sister,- lirs. Leo reeneY of Ribbert, The late Mr. Donnelly nzt§ted, at home until 041413407, ;DOM ing at 10:30 when Solemn Re- quiem High Mass was snug St. Patrick chureh,,Dublin, Rev. Father -R. Durand, assisted by Father Laragh, Seaforth and Monsignor White, $t. Coital:Lbw'. Present in .the sanctuary. were ather McDonald, Simcoe, Fath- er E. Morris, London, Father Harry Feeney, Kitchener and Father Monaghan, Goderich. Burial followed in $t. Pat? rick's cemetery. The honorary pallbearers were Murray Dal- ryrnple, Earl 'Elliott, Ronald Ryan, Joseph Looby, James Krauskopf, Peter Visser. Flow- er bearers were Glenn Ppper, JLeacokn vLososuowne. Louwegie, Edward Row- land, Russell Smith, Joe Burns, Pallbearers were Jack Feen- ey, Eugene Donnelly, Frank Van Bergen, Russell Roney,..Lorne Aikens and Joseph Shea. MRS. JOSEPH DONNELLY Mrs. Joseph Donnelly passed away suddenly at her home ear- ly Friday morning in her 77th year. She was a valued • mem- ber of St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, the' Catholic Women's League and the Altar Society. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Carl • (Irene) Healy, Dublin, Dorothy of Kit- chener and three sons, Louis, .at home; Joseph of Goderich, John of Waterloo; alio 11 grandchildren and two broth- ers, Mac of Hibbert and Mich- ael of Detroit. The late Mrs. Donnelly rest- ed at home until Monday morn- ing at 10:30 when Solemn Re - vie* Eigh Mase WSb 8)11)0 at StgPatrick' '04u,robi Dublin, by Rev. Father R. Durand, assisted by rAther. 'faro. Feeney, .Elle; clke,ner And Rev. glIwYnLgerrle. London, cousins of Yrs. Pen: 110,11Y- She was laid to mot .be, -side .her'Imsband in tb fatnilY, Piet lo St. Patrick's cemetery, Dublin. The. Catholic Welnenva. Lea- gue recited the rosary at her late hoine 'on Sunday at, WO ,o'clock.. The parish rosary was recited Sunday evening at eight Pallbearers were Harold Mea- gher, Frank Van Bergen, Elmer Feeney, Reuben Aikens, Jelin Houben, Maurice Van Den Rog - gen, • ADOLF OTTEN Adolf Qtten of Ilullett Town- ship died Thursday in St. Jos-% eph's Hospital, London, in his 41st year. Mr. 'Often was born in Hol- land and immigrated to Canada in 1952. In 1953 he came to- Seaforth from Mitchell. Besides his wife, the former Fenuny Steenberger, he is sur- vived by his father, three bro- thers and five sisters, all in Holland and his children Rolph, Janet, John and Harry of hatne. He was buried Monday' in Clinton cemetery after a service at Clinton Christian, Reform Church with the Rev. G. J. Heer- sink officiating. Pallbearers were John Boven, Hank Yap, Rooijen, Frank Riley, Bill Mill - son and Luther Saunders. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money m pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. 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