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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-09-07, Page 5to e ti r 0 r 0 J T PLAIN • T u n NE 527-02 THEHURON KM* All Covered With Grease Spectators crowded the pens to watch, the popular greasy pig contest on Monday afternoon. Shown here is Jim Nixon, a winner, who has hold of 'a well greased pig as he tries to take it to the pen. r Lots • Cooking Harold Pryce -watches over the potatoes at the Seaforth Agrcultural Society barbecue on. MondaYNMore than 1,000 • spectators were served.. Announce Results Of. Centennial Races Following are, the results .;of' the races held at the Labor Day celebrations: running races, girl';, 8 and under, Rosemary Kelly, '1st; Anrri Janmaat, 2nd; Marg and ndeSills, 3rd; girls; 10 r, ,Janene Jamieson, 1st; usan Hildebrand', 2nd; Sh!ela Butt, 3rd; girls, 12 and under, Brenda Finlayson, lit; Janene Jamieson, ' 2nd; Linda C`'ridzak, 3rd; girls, 16 and un- der, Reta VanDooren; 1st; Mary Ann Klaver, 2nd; .toy Harrison, 3rd. " Boys, 8 and under, Jeff Har- rison, 1st; John Hunt, 2nd; Kev- in Campbell, 3rd; boys, 10 and under, Brian Finnigan, 1st; Bill O'Shea, Jr., 2nd; 'Richard De- 7Bng, 3rd; boys, 12 and under, Kevin Henderson, 1st; Steven Southgate, 2nd; Bruce Williams, 3rd; boys, 16 and under, Paul McKellar, 1st; Bill Price, 2nd; Randy Wood, 3rd. Girls slow bicycle race, Lean - FUNERAL JOSEPH KELLY Joseph Kelly, 63, of Seaforth, formerly of Blyth, died Monday at Seaforth Community Hospi- tal. b. L Born at Blyth, son of the- late Michael and Ellen (Oliver) Kelly, he moved to Seaforth nine years ago. -. He was a member of St. James' Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth and of the Holy Name Society: He served in the Can- adian army during the First World War and was a member of Seaforth Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion. Surviving are his wife, the former Laurain Beninger; daughters, Mrs. Ron (Mary) Smith and Mrs. Pat (Franc,es) Green, both of London; sons Donald and Leonard,' both of London;° sisters, Mrs. James (Vina) Morkin and Mrs. Mary, Doherty, bak of Goderich, and Mrs. Ann Matalighlin, London; brothers, ., Michael and Frank, both of Centralia, Leo, Seaforth, Earl, Blyth and Vincent, Strat- ford; 10 grandchildren. Requiem high mass was said Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. in St. Janes'- Roman. Catholic Church, Seaforth, with burial following • iti St. James' ceme- tery. p'atherIH. J. Laragh offi- ciated. The 'SUS 3, Cleary lune . a home Wait ii Charge', ne Melanson, 1st; Judy Steffen, 2nd; Marlene Turnbull; 3rd. Boy's slow' bicycle lace, Ron Hopper, 1st; Steven Southgate, 2nd; ,boys fast bicycle race, Randy Wood, 1st; Kevin Broome 2nd; Steven Southgate, 3rd, Draw Winner Winner of the pony draw which took .place at the Labor Day Dance was Mrs, Charles Workman of RR 44 Mitchell. News of St. Colimban Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coyne left by plane from Malton on Monday for a two week visit in Scotland and Ireland. Miss Mary McGrath, Toronto, spent a fess/ days .last week with Mr. and •Mrs. Angus Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Theo VanBakel and family spent Sunday in Del- aware,. Miss Regina VanBakel returned home with them. Miss Anne Melady has one to Edmonton, where she 'will be nursing in a hospital. Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Warren ;ttegier and Francis Maloney, London, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney and attended the Maloney - Smith wedding' in Zurich on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John William- son, London and Jack Doyle, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs., Michael Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sloan, of Cornwall and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, Acton, visited here dur- ing the holiday and attended the Maloney -Smith ivedding in Zur- ich on Saturday,. .. Mr. and . Mrs. Frank Doyle, Toronto, vis ite4,Ted Doyle.. Mr. and •Mrs. Dan' Williams, Deafoit, spent the holiday with Mil. Mary Williams and Tom. Mr: and Mrs. Gerald Sloan and. Angela, Grafton, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray and family, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and, Mrs. Michael Murray. Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack Melady, Trenton, visited Mr. , and Mrs. Maurice' Melady Miss Geraldine- Malone° hat gone to Itainioops', 13.C, to Visit her 'gather, Prank. Malone,, +Tki, OM,$Or, 1, 04704.14, 7111k1411,W FOR YQ'UR MADE - TO M R!1 l:erYE "the ti#te ti er dour ,new :xnadert'e-measre u%. for the :ialt andvdiuter Twea- th4'1 always; sure `of therhesI *.t41464#4. styling. And .;lit,, le!iten order your suit from rStew• arts. t * • This season's fabrics .featutx - a trend to neatly 'patterned types, that include diagonals, Glen checks, onerchecka, stripes and neat colorful twists. let -us show you these new fabrics today. Hyde Park SUITS 79.50 to 119.50 Tip Top Tailors SUITS - $100.00 Warren K. Cook DE LUXE SUITS $110.00 up A POPULAR FAVORITE I Famous LEO DANAL 'Half Sleeve COTTON DRESSES New dark patterns, washable glazed cottons, in pretty fall' tones. Styled with half sleeves for- fall' wear and with neat collar or mandarin neck lines Button or zipper front. Misses and half sizes. $10.95 STEWART BROS. NEWS of WALTON Mr. Allan Cooper of m,�...�r„ Mr. Allan Toronto is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snialldon. ' Bruce Clarke left on Tuesday for London where he is taking an Electronics course -at a voca- tional school. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Turnbull, Christine and Marlene of Sea - forth, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull. Miss Eileen • Williamson left on Monday for Bramalea where she will resurhe her teaching duties. Master. Paul Humphries, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hum- phries, underwent an appendec- tomy last Friday in Clinton Pub- lic Hospital. Bob. and Jack Habkirk of In- gcrsoll"spent a few days at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs: Wilbur Turnbull. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dinsmore and family, Brampton, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs.'Gordon McGavin. • Jim Rutledge has returned to London after spending the summer months with the Hum- phries families. Miss Arlene Williamson left for London where she will be teaching for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steele, of London, spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming. Mrs. Fred Kerley --and Mr. and Mcs. David Kerley of Tor- onto visited with Mrs. Walter Broadfoot last Saturday. Mrs. Fred Kerley remained to spend the weekend with her sister. Mrs. Wesley Hackwell - and Mrs. Edward Miller spent sev- eral days at the home of Mr. and Mrs: -Edward Smith, Lon- don. Mrs. George McArthur and Mrs. John Shannon of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkby and family of Woodstock visit- ed over -the weekend with his father, Mr, Frank Kirkby and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kirkby. Mrs, Jack Taylor of Seaforth was a weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc- Call. Miss Linda Leeming, Mit- chell visited with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd' Kite of Tillsoitburg were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Charles McCutcheon. Monday guests with Mr. and_ Mrs. Charles McCutcheon chided Mrs. Gordon Lang and family, Cromarty,Mrs, „Oliver Riley and family, Wroxeter, Sharon and Mar BethRiley, re- turned home . atter , hl laying with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Karl Steele, Mr. Sass Leeming, Jeffrey and Lin- de and Mrs. f eonard ,ening` visited Mende in M{ttll 0n • Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pritchard and family, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald' Maier of Lon- don were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. David Watson. Miss Judy Clarke has return- ed home to London after spend- ing several weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Smalldon. Mrs. William Humphries spent several days at Expo, in Montreal last week. • Mr: and Mrs. 'Gordon J'acklin +a have moved to'their home in the village which they purchas- ed recently from Mrs. J. H. Stacey, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stevens visited on Sunday with 'their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert • Stevens, Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Achilles and Donny visitedover the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Jerry Achilles, Fergus. Mrs. Carvin 'Smith," South Porcupine and son Allen of Toronto were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin. Has 90th Sunday Birthday A well known McKillop resi- dent, John R. Williamson will celebrate his 90th birthday on Sunday. Born in Grey Township on September 10„ 1877, he was the second son of `Phomas Web- ster Williamson and Elizabeth Jane Milliken. On Jan. • 4, 1905, he married Agnes Clarke of Grey Township. Mr. Williamson was a born framer by trade and was also experienced at cus- tom threshing. He farmed in Grey and McKillop Townships until the death of his wife in 1950 when he moved to the home of his son George. Mr. Williamgon enjoys very health, being able to drive the tractor quite frequently. He enjoys reading and an avid hockey fan. WQMEN'� H�SPITA; �AUXILIA WP M E• ': IIOS:PITAL AUXILIA1tY e eptember meeting, of the Iles 'it a Amtniary► will he held in the form of a potinek-imp.. per;Tuesday,. Sept. 12ih, at 6:30 pan. it the Liam Park mernberif. . aro ed to preset ' pr.' the fortot meeting.