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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-09-21, Page 8.. 4� -TH FWRON E (POST OR SRAFOR .H,, ONS'.,, 0;1967 oreseterilwit Amateur Radio to Operators._ Course Staring September, 28th IN CLINTON Course open to anyone wishing to obtaintheir amateur radio licence. For further details call 482.9283, evenings An Expositor 'Classified • will pay you - dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. 24. Cards of Thanks The family of the late Mal- achi l3urns wish to express their sincere thanks lo neigh- bors, relatives and friends, who .were so kind to us during the illness and death bf their brother. — Daniel Burns. 24-93x 1 I wish to thank all those who so kindly remembered me while I was a patient in Sea - forth and Victtaria hospitals. Special thanks to Rev. R. Dur- and and Father Laragh. Dr. Stapleton, the nursing staff also all those who helped at home. It was all ver.y much appreciated. Wilfred O'- Rourke. 24=93x1 I would like to say thank you to my'- friends and relatives SIFIED 24. Cards of Thanks who sent lose cards and pres- ents and who visited me while I was a patient in the Seaforth Hospital, A special thank 'you to the nurses and staff and to Dr. Stapleton and Father Laragh who. made my stay more pleasant and the time pass more quickly. — Kim Anstett. 24-93-1 Mrs. Harvey Travvss wishes to expreaS"siincere thanks and deep appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness, mess- ages of sympathy and floral tributes during her Siad ber- eavement. Special thanks to Rev. J. QBritton, Pallbearers flowerbearers and the G. A. Whitney Funeral Home. 24-93-1 Make our Booth your headquarters. :when you visit the 122nd. Annual SEAFORTH FALL FAI THURSDAY and FRIDAY sep,emne,_ v.r and 22nd S.EETHESE DIS-PLAi"S rr1/1.r FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES- WILL BE ON HAND NO ASSIST YOU. AND ANSWER YOUR QUERIES. TAP On Display at our booth on Thursday afternoon and evening only at?;BRICK NEW " BRICK .OVERLAY eke�G.i eQ t0Gx9lRC BEAUTIFIES ANY INTERIOR SURFACE.' FOUR EXCITING COLOURS GOLDEN WHEAT LAURENTIAN BLUE. CHOCOLATE RIPPLE BURGUNDY BLAZE lit D trent al sort., ._.. PRODUCTS { See how Weldwood Products make improvements easy at little cost. . FALL FAIR SPECIALS 4' x 7' West African Mahogany PLYWOOD 'reg. 7.20 sale tt Drop in and discuss your kitchen improvement -ideas with the factory representative. 0. 0114 527410 acaulay r - Builders' . Stspplios tAPonir ?Bona alIXT011 46951.4. 24. Cards of Thaw. The family of the l4te John C. Muir wish tO express. their thanks to their friends, neigh- bors and relatives feta acts of kindness, many floral tributes and messages of symmpathy're- ceived during their sad- ' be- reavement. Special thanks to the pallbearers, flowerbearers Rev. D. O. Fry, Box Funeral Home, Dr. Stapleton and: -the nurses of Eeaforth Commun- ity Hospital. 24-93x - The family of the late Walter McBeath wish• to express their thanks and 'sincere apprecia- tion to Meads, relatives 'and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, messages of sym- pathy, floral tributes, and do- nations,..to the' Ontario Heart Foundation, during their re - recent sad bereavement. Spec; lel thanks to Atte Rev. D. Stu- art, the pallbearers, floc -er- bearers and the Bonthron Fu - 'neral Home, 24-93-1 I would like to say thank you to everyone who remembered me with treats, cards and vis- its while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. A special Thank you to Dr. Wal- den and Dr. Street and to the nurses -for their, kipdness to me. It was all greatly apprec- iated. — Paul Humphries.. 24-93-1 I wish to express appreciation to all those who were so kind while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Particularly • to Dr. James E. Ballantyne, Father McFee, the staff on fifth floor, friends and neighbors who so kindly re- membered me with gifts, flow- ers and cards and who 'have heen sr: Idea sine('' I returned home. Mrs. W. J. Cleary. 24-93-1 25. In .Memoriam BROWN - In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Edward Brown, who passed away six years' ago, September 21st, 1961. Treasure him Lord, • Eternal rest, .. Grant him Thy peace.. , • ' He was one of the best. —Sadly missed and always remembered by gwife, Liz, daughter Marg, and son-in-law Roily and grandchildren. 25-93-1 MOUSSEAU -- In loving memory of a dear son and brother Eric Wayne, who pas- sed .away suddenly one year ago September 22, 1966..- A happy home we once enjoy- ed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. —Lovingly remembered by Mom, Dad, and .Cheryl. 25-93-1 SAVAVGE— In loving mem- ory of M. Ross Savauge, who passed away Skitember - 25, 1966. . Beyond the Sunset —Ever remembered by his wife and family. 25-93x1 SPROAT —.+ In memory of) Mrs. Russell Sproat, who pass- ed away some months ago. We canna think' of you as dead - You are 'just away, the tine is long, The, vacant -chair, tis ^hard to bear - You suffered hard and very long It broke, our hearts, it -broke you're too, • m To have you suffer as you had ;to do. .. . God rest your' weary soul. . ., You will live again God says • * itee you shall live a� , God''keens your soul, he has a nlan. You nrayed for this as others d� God's kingdom will come, 'his will will be done - On earth as it is in Heaven. We hope .to..rneet in that pro'-)" mi,fied laid Under his care and guiding hand. Lord of the far horizons, give us the eyes to see, over. the verge of the Sundown the.. Glory that is . o.be. —Lovingly rememlied-by your husband, Russell Sproat, and sister, Sadie Caldwell. 25-93x1 The family of the late Ken Bennett wish .to express their ,sincere thanks and deep ap, .tireciation to all for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and floral tributes and donations to the Heart Fund, during their sad bere"ai- vement. Special thanks to Walton Ladies Who served lunch, Dr. Andrew Mowatt of Wesley Willis Unitech Church, Rev. D. Docket Walton • Church,. and to all Doctors, Nurses and Order- lies bf Westtnirtster Hospital who were so kind; also the Box • Funeral Home. Pat Bennett and family. 5-93x1 BRODHAG•EN — In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather -Haitrnon Brod- hagen who passed away 10 years ago Sent: 21, 1957 and a dear another and grand- rnother.M Brodhagen, who passed ,''ata/ Dec. 19, 1940: WO always think ofydu Dad and Mni�f`t, • No matter ', here we r am. Por memo is the on1sr -(q fri6i#d ' 'frit° grief con eA11'its awn. Like'ivv on the 'Withered oak wwh. n all other things deoavt OM; 1n* for Dad and Mom drill still 'baors ft'Menill'ri. Y.o`ringIv romem'beV.rcd b:l €tit41, • • son", aughtez p *48 26. Personals Mrs. Ross McGregor" of Sea - forth wishes to ax nounee the engagement of lie' daughter, Mary Roberta to Mr, Law- rence Orville Ribey, ,of Lon- don, son of .Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville R,ibey, RR 6 Goderich. Wedding to take place -on Oc- tober 14t1'i`in Northside Unit- ed Church at three o'clock. 26-93x1 Mr. 'and Mrs. William R. Flan- agan, of Dublin,-; wish to an- nounce the engagement, of their daughter, Mary Margar- et, to John VanBakel, son of Mr. and Mrs. lVlartin Vanlaa- kel, Dublin. Marriage Will take place Saturday, Septem- ber 30th at )1:30 p.m. in St. Patrtck's Roman Catholic Church, Dublin, 26-!93- 97. Rirths - DE CORTE — In Seaforth Community. •- Hospital, on Sept. 15, to Mr. and Mra. Cornelius De Corte, RR 2 Seaforth; a daughter. !TITLES-- In Seaforth Com- unity Hospital, on' Sept. f 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Betties, ,Seaforth, a daught- er. . . LUCKHARDT In Seaforth Community Hospital, on Sent. 18. to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Luckhardt, RR 2 Monkton, a daughter. 28. Deaths , - WHYARD At Victoria Hos- pital on Saturday, Septem- ber 16th, 1967. Alice Blan- che (Daley) Whyard of the Dearness Home. Beloved wife of the late Nathaniel Freed Whyard. Dear moth- er of Albert C. Whyard- of London. Dear sister-in-law, of Miss' Ida Whyard • of Lucknow, also survived by 3 grandchitdren and 1 great grandchild. In her ,„• 86th year. Resting at the 'Wort- ley Rd. Chape ,. of the A. Millard Geore ,Funeral` Home Wortley Rd. 'at Elm- -wood • Ave. where funeral service was held in the Chapel on Tuesday Sentem- ber 19th. at 10 a.m. Inter'=- ment in- Dungannon Cern p. tory at 1 D.M. 28-93-1 Too Late 22 MAGNUM single shat, 10x 32 scope, 50 shells, $60.00. .303 British, 4.0 shot, $20.00. Rifle scopes,' two 10x32, 1” tuber-, 1 brand new • 6x32, $17.50 each. Phone 527-0357. xl FOR SALE Small Westing- house radio, five all steel tidi- ly shelves, one 'three-step. step -ladder, very sturdy. Box 1683. Huron Expositor. -1 FOR SIcLE — Nineteen good pigs, Joe Delaney, Dublin, On- tario, -1. Remembers! .,,.It takes `but a moment to Place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pock- et. To advertise, just Dial Sea - forth, 527-0240. - ¢ AREA WEDDING a SHUPPE ---- 'KIEFFER,.. Regional, Hospital a's assisf l and .0:4441' mums provided rats H+o itat.an a1i Baskefisr t t white giatheil dietitian, During 190-65 'she the setting for the exchange of marriages• vows at a double ring cere1 n,ony between Mary Marjorie Kieffer and Lorne, Herbert Shupe- at a nuptial mass at Sacred Heart Church Wingham, September Rev. John John Mooney officiated. The wedding.' pnoceesionr Was led by Father -Mooney' to the (rout of the church where the bride was given in marri- age by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer, RR 1 Winghaxn, and the groom by his Parents Mr., and Mrs. Rpy Shupe of Nanaimo, B.C. The "bride was attired in a floor length gown and ooat ensemble.. of white silk velvet with,' a 'pillbox headdress hol- ding, a veil ots.French illusion extending into a slight train and she carried a cascade of yellow roses and lily of the valley. She wore a diamond set necklace and earrings, gift of the groom. Georgina Kieffer, sister of the gride was maid of honor, attired in a floor length gowtn . ofr gold silk velvet with int- • thing wristlets and petal head- dress. She carried a basket of gold and copper straw flow- ers. Bridesmaids were Misses Corinne,• Karen_ and Elaine Kieffer, sisters of the bride. They were attired -identical to the maid of honor. Mrs. Richard Compeau pre- sided at the church organ playing traditional wedding music, with "0 God of Loveli- ness" at the affertory and "0 Perfect Love" at the signing of the register.. Mr. Terry Shupe, Nanaimo, B.C., was his brothers best man. Mr. William Kieffer,. df Wineham; Mr, Gregory Shuoe of Nanaimo, B.C. and Mr. Robert Dyke. of Nobel, Ont. were ushers, all wearing • semi- formal attire. The reception was held in the Bruce Room of,, the Hart- ley House -in Walkerton. The bride's mother received the guts wearing an aqua lace gown wit,• mink brown acces- sories and • a corsage of yellow roses. She was assisted by Mrs. Shupe wearing a 2 piece gown of heavenly blue bou- clasic boucle with navy ae: cessories and a corsage of B.0 Dogwood. Mr.. John 1VMcBur- ney of -RR 1 . Wingham was toastmaster.. • ;•7• ltisic for the reception was Supplied by,.Ling's orchestra. Guests 'attended from Nan- aimo, B.C.; Vancouver, Win- nipeg, Toronto, Ear1ton, Nobel Preston, Kitchener. London, Hamilton, Ripley, Teeswater, Chepstow and Seaforth. Mrs. Shupe donned a camel brown' camel hair suit watt—ea matching rolled brim • profile hat and olive green accessor- ies with a ' corsage of red rose buds for tnavellir*d. After ,''honeymoon -to East- ern Canada «-- ' Met. Shure trill. take residence at 2056 Forest Dr.; Nanaimo, B.C. ?�lr, Shupe is employed in sal.s production with Stew: are and. Hudson Lumber ,Com- nany, Nanaime and Mrs. Shupe serves on the dietry department of the Nanaimo HENSALL Mr. Ira Geiger who underwent surgery at St. Joseph's Itospi- tal, London, last Tuesdays is doing- nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ed._ Fink have returned from a .vtleeyk's visit at Expo.. --Remember! It takes but a moment 'to dace an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To -advertise, advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0.240, s b M--eet.s The Seaforth 441 Club met ff at the home of Christine Pryce. Officers elected are • President, Mary Sills; Vice - President, Rosemary Van den Hengel; and Treasurer, . Ann Nobel. The : • leaders for the club are Miss Christine Pryce and Mrs..Win. Campbell. -The topic for the club is, "Cotton Accessories for the Bedroom"' and there was an • interesting dis ussion on color' scheming mkt"' how to select approprate colors and mater- ials for each type of bedroom. Tr.rn,vrrr I rl F1117Mteritrrrral Classified ads pay dividends. FALL WHEAT SALE Available Canada No. 1 Talbot, grown from cert. Cert. No. 1 Talbot ' Registered Talbot Cert. No. 1 Genessee A special lot of Cert. No. 1 Talbot, a sample., of which will be exhibited at the Pedigreed Seed Class at the Royal Winter Fair. We grow, Buy, Clean and Sell farm seeds R. N. Alexander' Londesboro PHONES '523-4399 482-7475 WILKINSON'S • ICA EN . 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