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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-11-02, Page 7'0' s • A !, A M A a 111• i , • n • 1 w ' LOC4L. urr returned edi from Gni ago where they attended, thei fiftieth wed- ding anniversary et Mr, and Mrs. E, J (Dorothy 'Hughes) Healy. They also visited! in Brig - den, 4Sagineau and Detroit. Mr. and Ors. James Scott have returned from- a holiday visiting their. daughter and hus- band, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith of Zweibcudeny Germany and touring -Sviitzerland, and Austria. Rev. J. I]re and Mrs. Stewart visited friends and relatives last week in Guelph .and Toron- to for a few days. Last Sunday evening Mir. Stewart preached at the Cen- tennial service in Rockwood United Church where he was 'minister forty years ago. Mr. .and Mrs Robert Wilkie and Miss Gladys Christian of Brandon, Manitoba, visited' last week with Mr. Ephriam Clarke. Mr. •and Mrs. Lorne Lawson and. sailed on Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Dolm'age of 1VIcKillop Township, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Lawson at- tended anniversary services at Turner's United Church on Sun- day and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns. Mf s. Morris Carter, Wood- stock and ' Mr. Stuart Keyes, BRIEFS Bxarnlftau,, attemle ' the' funeral theax pnale� gift .ate $on Reid pn NOW yi • and v1rs, J. F. Petrie, of Weedbridge, Mr.. and Mrd. Wil- Haul ik[ciCgrnitcl Iiamiltcin anel Mr, and Mrs, Albert Baker, spent Satuxda-y with Mrs. A. Bethune, - Miss .Aliee Reid left for $ask atchewan last week to -attend her mother's funeral. ,Mrs, 11F K. McFarlane spent a few days in Guelph last week with her cousin, Mrs. W. A. Campbell. • Mr, aid -. Mrs. Lesley Roe, West William Street, Mrs. Or- ville Blake, Clinton, Mrs: Neil Hodgert, Seaforth, and Mr. Nor- man Walker, Brucefield, atten- ede'the funeral. of Mr. Thomas Dutot of Essex on Tuesday. He is the father of William Dutot, Essex and Leslie Dutot, London and also is a brother of Mrs. Alex' Wallace and Mrs. Thomas -Calwill. ' At the fall convocation held last week at Alumni Hall, UWO, Franklin C. Bryans, B A., was granted' a Master of Science de- gree in Physiology. He is pre- sently studying medicine in London. OBITUARIES W. HARVEY MOORE W. Harvey Moore, 73; Sea - forth, died Sunday at the Sea - forth Community Hospital He was born and educated in Tuck- ersmith Township and wan the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moore, ' He farmed in Tuckersmith Township until 1942, when he came to Seaforth and- worked as a boilermaker until his retirement in 1965. He was a member of the Odd - fellows and of Northside United Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Belle Strong, -lo whom he was married in 1920; two brothers, Andrew, Seaforth; Davis, Toronto; a sister, Miss Anne, Toronto. The body was at the R. S. Box funeral home, where service was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. J. C. Britton of Northside Unit- ed Church officiated. Burial was in Egmondville cemtery_ 'Pall- bearers being:, Roy Patrick, Joe McLellan, John Patrick, Robert Patrick, Andrew Houston, Ken Moore. Flower bearers were An- drew Patrick and Kyle Chesney. NELSON' REID Nelson, Ferris Reid, 78, Bruce - field, died Saturday at Clinton Public Hospital. Born in Stanley Township, he. was a son of the late Mr; and Mrs. James Reid. His wild; the- , former Margaret Stewart, died a year ago. • Surviving are one 'daughter, Mrs, John (Mary) • Mustard, Brucefield; one brother, Fred- erick, rederick, Clinton; 'three -sisters, Mrs, David (Mamie) Elliott, London; Mrs Fred (Ruth) Mul- holland, Clinton; Mrs. Wilber (Eunice) Keyes, ,.Seaforth; five grandchildren. The body was at the Ball fun- eral home, Clinton, where fun- eral service was held at 2 p.m.. Monday, Rev.- C. D. Stuart, Brucefield United Church, pffi crating. Burial followed at. Baird's cemetery, Stanley Town- ship. He was also predeceased by two, brothers, 'Leo'nard ,,,and Thomas. In early years, Mr. Reid was a farmer and resided in Bruce - field for the past five years. He had also resided in Varna. He was identified with Brucefield United Church, He was an ho#i- orary member of LOL 1035 Var- na and senior member for 60 years, attending all but one Or- ange •Walk. The LOL held a service at the funeral home on Sunday evening The bodywas at the Ball Funeral Home, Clinton, whore funeral service was held: at 2 p.m., Monday with Rev. C. D. Stuart, Brucefield United Church assisted by Rev. Dr, Mowatt officiating, Burial.. fol- lowed at Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Township. The pallbearers 'we're Melvin Webster, Keith McLaren, Rob- ert Taylor, Wilmer Turner, Mer- ton Keyes and .Norman Elliott. Flower bearers, four grandsons, Stewart, Neil, Jeffrey and Charles Mustard and two neph- ews, Wayne Cantelon; and Er- vin Keyes. KIPPEN Miss Sharon McBride of Sault Ste. Marie attended the Home Coming at Western University on Saturday and spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pries - tap of Mitchell, visited on Sun- day with the latter's father, Mr. Robert Thomson. Mrs. Mae Cudmore of Van- couver, who has visited three weeks' with her brother and...sis- ter-in-law,. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis, returned to St. Thomas, to visit her sister and •brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchison. Mr, 'Meths is visit- ing this week with his .two sis- ters and brother -in -lawn Mr and Mrs. Ross Carter and Jimmie of Galt, spent the week - •end with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood. How This Newspaper He/ps Advertisers.11 • • 4• .. By Having Our, Temperature Taken Regularly Every newspaper has an editorial ther- mometer. It's called "circulation" The paper's ups and downs in its efforts to satisfy the greatest number of editorial interests is reflected in its circdlation. So that there is no possibility tiiat the calibrations on our thermometer become blurred by self-satisfaction,- we have our temperature taken regularly -- by ''trained ABC'" circulation auditooa4 When he leaves, there's no question of how we feel And, we're feeling quite healthy today, thank you -- an indica icon that we're doing our job of providing an interested audience for your sales messages. We would welcome the opportunity o! showing you the ABC facts on our darn eniation, and to ,explain just how our • editorial program Is belp g to build readear interest for your rid srtkb3s al►wrtger. Call til this week. u a. . Phone k527,-0240 .Years iManday� evening, d'a surprise part was held! i4laarking the ace miopi of Mr, and Nt'rs. Aug- ust Se teribarth's 35th wedding anniversary. The couple's mediate family tools. thein out for supper to the Royal Hotel, Mitchell and then .brought them back to the Community Centre where around 170 gathered to surprise them Mr. and Mrs. Scherbarth, the former Freida Heppenrath, daughter of Mrs. William Hop- penrath and the late Mr. Hop- penrath, were married at her home 'on Oct, 20, 1942, by Rev. Fredericksen, now a minister in Windsor. Mrs, Harold Elligsen, was the bride's attendant and the late Herman Scherbarth was his brother's best man. • They have two children, Mrs. Calbin (Rose) Gilck, Kitchener and Charles, RR 1, Bornholm and six grandchildren. During the, , evening progres- sive euchre was played and fol- lowing this Rev. Galvin Gilck welcomed everyone, Mrs. Ed- ward Scherbarth, Jr., wrote and read a very fitting address. A bountious- lunch was served. - Members of the Chamber of Commerce, friends • and rela- tives attended froiti Detroit, Stratford, Mitchell,.. . Seaforth and surrounding district. Quite a number from here at- tended the annual' commence- ment exercises at, the Mitchell District High School, Friday eve- ning. Larry Kistner was pre- sented with a special school letter and the IOOF prize .for the highest academic standing. Richard Leonhardt received a special school letter for leader- ship. Gloria Diegel and Ruthann Diegel each received Dominion - Provincial Buraries. Those receiving . ' secondary school graduation diplomas from here were: Gloria Diegel, Ruth= anti Diegel; Maynard Hoegy; David Leonhardt and Shirley" Vock. Receiving secondary - school graduation diplomas were Al- lan French, Barbara Hoegy and Larry Kistner.. Brodhagen Centennial Chefs met at the home of Phyllis Ah- rens. Eleven members answered the roll call question "a coun- try I would like to visit 'and why". Among the answers were Britian, France, Italy, Switzer- land and Germany. The leaders lead a discussion on foods from the Orient, involving suer' del- icacies as sweet and sour spare= ribs, egg rolls, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts and sukiyaki. One famous Indian dish which has come to Canada is Indian Curry. During the group work,- Don- na iIeonhardt and Joyce Vock assisted Mrs. Elligsen in mak= ing almond cakes. Joanne Ellig- sen and Mrs. Brown demonstra- ted the -preparation of steak and spinach, Chinese style Both' of these foods originated in the Orient. Flower's were placed on the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church on 'Sunday in loving memory of the late Edwin Mogk by his wife and family. Mr. and Mrs. ICeh' Elligsen, Terry and Warren -visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc- Ewen and:Jackieon Sunday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe on Sunday were Mr. and' Mrs. John Hiyiz, ; Kit- chener and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tait of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel, Shakespeare, vis- ited at the same home one -Sat- urday. Mr. 'and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, Paul, Mark and Judy visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice in Stratford on Sunday and attended, the church service at' Zion Luther- an. Church there. Henry Leoniiardt, Sr., was moved to the Kilbarchan Nurs- ing Home, Seaforth from the Community Hospital there. On Friday evening a combin- ed send off was held at the. Community Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth who recently moved to Mitchell and for Mrs, Peel Boyd who moved away in the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Levern Wolfe received word Saturday of the death of a distant cousin, Mr Ken Cole at Oshawa. - Mr. and Mrs, Ray Bennewies, London, visited with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ben newies, Saturday evening. • News of t at fa Staffa W.I. members enter- tained their husbands and friends at dinner at the Zurich Hotel on Wednesday evening. The Hibbert T o w'ta ship Young People enjoyed a bus tour of the Ausable River Conservation developments on' Sunday afterno,m. They re- turped to . the Family Life Centre for dinner followed'by a film and discussion period. Mr. and. Mrs. John Temple. man and f amity visited on Sunday with Mr� and Mrs. Russell Ische and Bradley of S bringvillc, s. Arthur Kemp is a pati- ent- in Stratford General Hos- pital. Mrs. Garnet 'Traylor visited for a few days .with Mr. and ;:Mrs. R. Williamson, Walton.... Pac Four. new Brawnlon WOOen- rolledr into the Hrlusail Btwnle Pack, They are Linde POr, Judy Caiiipbeil, Terri Vick ands Nancy+ .McCurdy,. Brown .,Gwl, Mrs. UdbertCook enrolled -010 new itrownies, assisted.' by S.n:. Clwl, Mrs. Barrie 'Jack- son, Jack son, i' n a ceremony .arranged l y Tawny Owl Mrs. Rodger Ven- ner. The following Browniesalso received their Athletes Badge: Karen Kyle, Patti Roweliffe, Joan Alexander, Beth Turvey;' Wendy Dixon, Tanuny Baker, Aileen Klungel, Daneen Ward, Deana Reaburn, Barbara Coop- er, Susan Stretton and Tracey Turner. Following the enrollment and presentation of badges, Brownie songs and games were enjoyed by all: Snowy Owl, Mrs. Barrie Jackson, told the Brownies and mothers present about ,: her? Brownie Guider pen friends in England and New Zealand) and the Brownies in those countries. Several Bengali Brownies (brought . things of nature to show and tell to the rest of the Brownie Pack and the mothers, St. Paul's A.CW. Meet St. Paul's -Anglican Church Women met at the home of Mrs, H. A. Seegmiller, Exeter. The president, Mrs. T. Laven- der opened the meeting with the devotions from the Living Message and Mrs: Forrest read the scripture. It was decided to send 'for the study book "Right to a' Fut- ure", concerning the Indians in Canada. Mrs. Seegmiller spoke on "Witness" and gave. as ,en example, the work of Dr. Paul Brandt with the-Le-pers. Plan Rummage Sale Mrs, Ken Chettleburg was hostess at her home Wednes- H i C's Meet In Northside The 'Hi C meeting was held in Northside Church on Sun- day evening with nineteen pre- sent. The meeting discussed the sale of names for the birthday calendar and sending delegates to the Toc Alphaconference in the Christmas holidays. The topic was taken by Chris- tine Turnbull and Karen Hen- derson, Discussion was on the scripture of Noah's,,. Ark and a modern' day version. • Pot -luck. Supper The Ladies' ,Lawn Bowling bridges and euchres got under way- Wediesday with a pot -luck supper at the home of the presi- dent, Miss Dorothy Parke. Olive Traviss won the high prize for bridge and Janet Schneider for' euchre:.:The next euchre and bridge will be held at Mrs. Jean Henderson's home on Nov: 21st. - • Property Changes Recent real estate transfers made through the office of Jos- eph McConnell, Realtor, include: the residence of Gilbert S Mog- gach, Goderich Street West, to Don Bode, of Sudbury. Immed- iate possession. Farni of Ernest Toll, 12th and 13th con, Hullett, to Orville Storey, McKillop. Residence of Austin Mathe- son, Jarvis Street, to Mrs. Cecil Pullman, Tuckersmith Town- ship. Possession_ December lst. The property in Egmondville owned by Lyle Hammond, Fro- bisher -Bay, N.W.T., to Maloney Contractors, Dublin. Immediate possession. ST.. COLUMBAN Mr. and Mr-s�•Jim Doyle and children, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney. Mrs. Jack 1Vrelver visited in Kitchener with Mr, and Mrs. Martin Purcell, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Murray and family, Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray. • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton and Paul visited Mr. and Mrs: Gilbert Murray. • Mr, and Mrs. Jack Melady and family. Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Flutters, and fam- ily, Londcn visited Mri sand! Mrs. Maurice Melady. Miss Linda Staples, Strat- ford visited at her home here. • CROP REPORT Harvesting of grain corn is progressing in-• spite of "soggy" field conditions. Yieldsappear average with a higher than nor- foal onThal moisture content at pre- sent: A large acreage of fall' plough - Ing remains to be completed. The sugar beet and turnip har- vest continues. Western feeder cattle are beginning to arrive in the County in large numbers. Some Herds of dairy cattle are being stabled for the ap- proaching' winter, season. d+ay for a e ;9a'it'Ilati 'tt,p Cin# lf'allowe'en Tarty, IE'iana were diagnosed) top the " 'rummage sale, Saturday, Nov'einlber 4th. hf4's. i 'aroict Knight won the raffle, Miss Gwea M' Leatc underwent surgery in St, Joseph's Rospital, London, on Saturday., Mrs. Keith Lindsay; and fam- ilyB r' p o t of B rdgep rt, visited Fri- day with Mrs. John Henderson, Newsof Constance Mrs. Nick Whyte, Mrs, , W. L. Whyte attended the UCW meeting at Monerief on Thurs- day. Mr. Theron Settles of 'Win- throp visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. George 4VIcIlwain and Mary. Mr. and Mrs? Earlan Osborn, Melody and Leona visited on Friday evening with, Mr: and Mrs. Alymer- Hart and girls of Brussels. • ' David and Kathy Jewitt, of Clinton spent the weekend with their grandmother, Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. Elaine Pfaff of Crediton spent the weekend with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Presz- gator, Linda, Dianne and Nancy. A mimber of teen-agers at- tended a Hallowe'en party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson on Saturday 11 evening. 2Vlr. and. Mrs Bill Dale, Kathy and Cheryl visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Gloush- er, Karen and Billy of Blyth. A supper was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. "Dale's wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs: Aly"nier Hart and girl's of Brussels, visited on Satlrrday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn, Melody and Leona. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haverkamp visited on Sunday with relatives in Kerwood :Mr.' and' Mrs. Wilmer Gloush- er, Stewart and Barbara attend ed the Blyth United Church An- niversary service on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Aus- tin Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of Goderich on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and family of Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. David Preszcator were Sunday visitors with Mr •and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Linda, Dianne and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn, Melody and Leona visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.. Lyle Osborn 'of Walton., Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, Elizabeth and John" ` attended the anniversary service at Tur- ners' United Church and visited with Mr. and;Mrsp'George Turn- er and Barry of Tuckersmith on Sunday. Mr. Bill Hoggart spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore of Michigan • Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Campbell', returned home on Tuesday from the Timmins district where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Har-.. ry Nesbitt and family, What a wonderful warn way g o sleet whiter, , Irviog Posluns creates this 'Rugg "Go.eve, 'where'",. car coat selection. Yours to choose from iii soft creamy rkkhaeu of "Suedella" or the dashing look of "Bleached Racoon" by Borg. 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