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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-06-15, Page 34. • 4 ;Pe p • 1. • * 4 Li 0 • • • r • +,5 GROUP L.10e. ACCIDENT and sIcKNR$5 • MAJOR NIE.P.ioAL, • ' PENSIONs ANNurries . . Representh41 S. Life A.giurance Company 0..t 'Canada 111 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH tet.gptioNe 521-0410' • WANT ADS ITING QUICK RV.SULT$; Dial 527-0248 Shirts Make a • Great Gift • ON FATHER'S DAY • We have - Dress Shirts, Pep -Shirts and Sport Shirts by, ARROW, STANFIELD and CAULFIELD on display at BILL 0' WIEN'S W Phone 527-0995 •WHEEL - BALANCING For smoother driving and added tire mileage. • 41.25 Per.Wheel, Pats Extra • - Repo& front • Wheel Bearings Includes free inspection of brake linins; $2.00 0 0 ,Seaforth Motors Dial 527-1750 Seaforth ' Read the Advertisements,— It's a Profitable- Pastime! lvvsoyLo,:orixit4 ay O.t.Serve Observing Veterans'. Week, 47'1111e 1Lftt o PA, Hensall Branch of the Cowl= Legion. -400, AuxiliarY, Oddfellows, Gnides, Brawie?, Scent? and Cuhs with their leaders and headed by the Exeter Legion Pipe Band held a brief service at the Cenotaph -when Reeve Minnie Noakee Placed a wreath in memory. of Canadians, fol. lowed with a service at gensall United .'Church wherrttev. Har old Currie addressed the gather- ing after the church service, At the Cenotaph a salute to the col ors. waswleeetved &Y. .,pregideli E. R. Davis of the -Legion, presi- dent Mrs. Harold Campbell for the AuxiliarY and Reese Minnie Noakes representingthe Village, Parade Marshal Was Wilmer Dal- rymple, color sergeant, 'slim Tay- lor. The Parade' was the finest in Hensall in years. Fire Hensall firemen were called to a 'fire Sunday merning, in a tractor on the Zurich road, one mile west •ef Hensel', 84 High- way, owned by James E. Mc- Ewen, RR 2, Hensel'. The trac- tor, completely gutted by fire, was driven by Leonard Smale, 17; Hensall, upset and .eaught fire, in the middle of the road. male who was thrown from the tractor, received road burns and bruises. „Ted Stoneman, 19, RR 1, Crentarty, who was on the tractor jumped and was not injured. Damage was high as Mr. MeEwen had recently \had it overhauled. OPP W. G. Glass - ford, Exeter detachment, inves- -ti ted. xThe 90th anniversary of ,St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hen - Sall, was well attended. The Rev." H. A. Zgegn-iiller conduct- ed the service Sunday evening at 7 p.m.. Rev. H. F. Currie of the United Church read the second lesson. The Rev. T. M. • B. Parker, MA, DD, of t a former minister was guest speaker: Miss Jean Henderson was soloist singing 'for her sel- ection "Be Thou Nigh'!. The choir under direction of Mrs. F. Forrest, sang an anthem, Solo- ists Miss Brenda Lavender and "-Miss Sylvie Henderson. Follow- ing the service, a social hour was held in the church base- ment, former ministers and members were present from Windsor, Deleward, London, Woodstock, Kincardine, Toron- to, Seaforth, Woodham and Cnmarty. • Mr. Joe Flynn who has. been a ,patient in St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London, for the past six- teen weeks with a fractured leg, game home Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Thompson, Tonnto, the farther Marion `Me - Kay, of Hensall, visited over the weekend—with the latter's sis- ters and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Shepherd and attend- ed the 90th anniversary of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Sunday evening: Mr. J. D. Reid ofLondon, vis- ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen. - Mi. and Mts. Bill Simpson of Birmingham, Mich., with Mrs. L. Simpson over the Weekend: • Mrs. Den Rigby and Mrs. Knights of Blenheim, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell over the, `weekend, Stewart and Jane. Knights returned home with them. " Me. and' Mrs. Ron Page and David, Stoney Creek, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Terry North and Teresa of St. Thomas, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. , Mr: Rudy Petike is a patient in Community Hospital, Sea - forth. • - • How would you like to say, you helped- pack those delicious Aylmer and Del Monte vegetobies? YOU CAN ! * Male and Female employees required *. Day or Night work * Work available from July 1 to November 15 * Increased wage rates , 1' APPLY TODAY: CanatlianCanners 235-2445 or Canadian Manpower Centre, Goderich Canadian tanners. Ltd, . 210 Wellington Ste, Exeter Tia ONT4 7,14 ARJETY I: 7 Tuesday 'eveoluW with president Mrs;.Haod Campbell WeSifling. 4feelbera Were tIA*113,4 that the recent peuny stile Wu a Zone Racy wW. ba, bold,* gen- sall 209, 1668 in the Aegend week, and that Atemkfe wIU great suceesa and filet a Particip4e ccktenn.,41*. FasigoN 110/144, -Pek lirdaY, 417 3604 Wirt, Howard Stade wen. the mystery Mr. Crent Meglinehey the guessing Prize:. Iva Ms,. •Yack sinueons the, 'attendance. ci OBITUARIES pair GEORGE MALE Geerge-SMale of Bensalt-16, a well known citizen ofgeusa for' many years, passed ln South Huron Hospital; Venter, Friday, June Oth. Left to mourn ,.his toss., are four sons: William. Howard and Tom, Hensall; Alvin, Seaferth; three daughters,'Peael, Win:Wil- liam trooper, Grand Bend; Ir- ene, Mrs. "Allan Quance, Staffa; 4elia, Mrs. Clarence' Farwell, Zurich; four brothen, Frank, Seaforth; Neil, Terwer, Mich.; Henry and Ed of Saskatchewan; 22 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Mrs. Smale Pas- sed away some year ago. Public funeral services, large- ly ,attended, were held,Monday, June 12th, at 2 p.m., from the Bonthron• funeral home, conduc- ted by Rev. 11. F. Currie. Burial •was in. McTaggart's •cemetery. Pallbearers were Eric Smale, Don Smale, Ronald and Mervyn Stephen, Otto Smelt'eGary Quance, grandsons of the de- ceased. Flower bearers were.- George Farwell, Jack Stephen, Ken and Leonard "Smale, Bob and Jim Smale, also grandsons. STOFFER FABER • Public funeral services for the late Stoffer Faber of RR 1, Hensel", were held • from the Bonthron ftineral home, Monday, June igth, a 3130 p.m., conduc- ted by Rev. D. J. acholten. Bur- ial was in HensallUnion ceme- tery. Mr, Faber, who lived with his son, Harry, following the death of his wife, nine years ago, passed away in South Hur- on Hospital, Exeter, Saturday, in his 86th year.' • Surviving are four Sons, Har- ry, RR 1., HensalIrRochUs and Egbert, 4R 3, Kippen; Cornel- idus, RR 3, Exeter; 10 grand- childre; '12 great grandchildren; one sister in Holland: Pallbearers for the funeral. were Bert and John Brander. horst, Ross, Russell, and len Faber, Mr. Broekstra. Crop Report Ample rain fell this week and has made the hay crop look very promising for 1967 in flur- on County. It also has given the cereals andnew seeding an ex- cellent start. • Bean planting has been pro- gressing well, but it, temporar- ily halted becatise of the rain over the weekend. Almost all corn is up and post emergence sprays are be- ing applied. ROCLAMATION hereby proclaim Saturday, June 17th, 1967, a Public Holiday in the Township of Grey, in obser- vance of Grey Township Centen- nial Celebrations. CLIFFORD R,'DUNBARD, Reeve vdth .00 • IMPORTOIP' 4444. TEX11141i$ NANKirri wool'? VAPX!TRin;., inf000t covrnimis HOLLAND GROCIER145 mild 0 AEA F ORT ON TAR Bus, 57„1040- Avki pr4401 •••••••••••••••••mr .. • Art4P-Orefe4p.. ALL TYPESilat Donald G. EatOn Office in Masonic Block Mein Street Phone 527-1,610 Seaforth Phone 527-0870 Seaforth WEDDING INVITATIONS Dial' 527-0240 Seaforth • Bean, Corn, Pasture and Pet eak. Grain Sprays -'. 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