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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-11-09, Page 12A; At 'l; HE HURON EXPOSITO t, $EAFORTH, 0 T, NOV. 9, 196 L . �LEJ 24. Cards of Thanks AOS. 25. I,n, Memoriam ' • ' I Wish to express my sincere thanks to relatives, friends, and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown me in my recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Drs. Brady and Maikus, Rev. J. C. Brit- ton and the Box Funeral Home. — Mrs. Harvey Moore. 24-100x1 McCLUSKIE—In,loving mem- ory of Patricia 1VMcCluskie who passed away three ydai s ago, November, 14, 1964. Sadly missed along hit's way, Quietly remembered e v e ry day, No longer here our lives to share, • But in our hearts she is always I wish to express my sincerest thanks to all my kind neigh- hors, friends and relatives there --Ever remembered by .her family. 25-100-1 who sent gifts, cards and visit- ed me while a patient.in ,Sea- forth Community Hospital. Al- so to Fr. Sullivan, Fr. Laragh, Dr. Stapleton and the nurses for their kind attention. All was much appreciated. — Catherine A. Lynch. 24-100x1 ROE — In loving memory of Lorne Roe, who passed away Nov. 7th, 1964. God saw you getting weary So he did what he thought best, He came and stood beside you And whispered, "Come and Rest" Many thanks to all those who visited me and remembered me with cards and t r e a t s while I was a patient in Clin- ton Hospital and since return- ing home. Also thanks to Dr. Street and all the nursing staff and to all those who helped You bade no one a last fare - well, Nor even said good-bye You were gone before ' we ' knew it, , And only God knows why. —Lovirgly remembered by his family. 25-100x1 in any way at home. — Mar- jorie Humphries. 24-100-1 )g Personals My sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for visits, cards and treats while 1 was a pati- ent , in Seaforth Community Hospital. Speeial thanks to doctors and nursing 'staff also to neighbors who helped at home, — Andrew Crozier. 24.100-1 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Elliott of Seaforth, wish to announce the engagement of their dau- ghter, Margaret Anrl to Mr. Allen Terrence.- Burch, Lon - don, son of Mrs. Allen T. Burch, Meaford and theslate Mr. Burch. The wedding will take place in First Presbyter - I would like to thank my friends and relatives for visits, cards and tr'ats while I was ian Church, Seaforth on Satur- day, November 25th at. 2:00 o'clock. 26-100-1 a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Special thanks to anyoue that helped out at home and also Drs. Lindsay. Tedman and Quinlan and the nursing staff of fourth floor. —Rosemary O'Connor. • 24-100x1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pepper, ,of Varna, wish to announce the .engagement of their eldest daughter, Milda Ann to Wil- fred Robert Watkins, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wan kins, Clinton. The wedding to take place the early Dart of I ' wish, to thank my friends and neighbors who sent me Dece`fnber. '• 26-101x1 '. 1 cards, flowers and gifts while I hospital. Thank 27, Births - was in you for the baking and other help given to the family at home. Special thanks to Drs. 'Brady, Walters. Millen, Effer, Stew- art and the Sisters and nurses of 6th floor N.E. St. Joseph's Hospital also Rev. L. A. Duke. Rev. D. G. Campbell, London. — Mrs. John Carnochan. 24.100x1 UHLER — In Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital,•Burling-n ton, on November•,6, to Mr. and Mrs. William Uhler, (nee Gail Finlayson), Bur, lington,' a son. ()RR — In St. Mary's Hospit- Kitchener, on Nov. 2, to Mr. and Mrs. William Orr, (nee Lois,Roe), a son. 25.' In Memoriam Com- HART— In Seaforth Com - Hospital Nov. 4, ROE =In laying memory of our dear father and father -in- taw, Lorne Thomas, who pass- d away November 7, 1964. munity an to Mr. rauS els, James Hart, RR 2 Brussels, a daughter. Sweet are the memories sil- - 'ently kept, Too Late Df a father we loved, and will - never forget, On earth he toiled, in heaven he rests, • STRAYED onto Lot.' 18,- Con. 10, McKillop Twp., last Thurs- day, part German Shepherd dog. Phone 527-1327. ,. God bless you father, You were one of the best. -Always remembered and sadly missed by daughter Lor-. sen and son-in-law Gib.eaforth, WANTED TO BUY — We are buying wet shelled corn. High- est prices paid. T op n o t ch eeds Ltd., phone 527-1910, Ontario. 12-100-2 25-1004 FOR SALE — Registered Every week more people lis- cover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex= positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. Yorkshire gilt, ,,bred, „due in' Dec. Contact Ronald L. -Pull- man, RR 1 Cromarty, Lot 28, Con. 13; Hibbert Twp. -1_ ,. wA , , FOR THIS WEEK'S ' HANDBILL Containing' many, many Canadian Tire Specials 0. ':..::if: i•F;•„:iii .)„,,,„,,,,„:,: ::i:„:„: •: F, :AA:A`•: n ASSOCIATE STORE �.►��A®� '�1R, COApC1 Fred Titley .opmansipoommomslimmorn-I� . .n......... -- - . - - - -- - R US Y S LEAN PORK SHOULDER - ROAST Ib. c LEAN BUTT Pork -Chops ii. 59c' POLISH SAUSAGES ib. 49e ,, SKINLESS WIENERS 2 lbs. 89e f.. LEAN MEP PATTIES 2 lbs. - $1.00 ' tsrnan. Link Pure -Pork Sausages . • • • lb. 59c a 1x Fifers 'CIh .nnisi Vita 9d , , . • . ., ,, a .,Y..,, _. „L, , . , v »,.. „. HUMPHRIES ANDERSON Candelabra, white mums . and of^ -the bride, were bridesmaids, gladioli decorated Northside gowned, and carried bouquets United Church, Seaforth for similar to that of the matron the marriage of Nora Jean An- of honor. derson and Robert Stewart Humphries. Rev. J. C. Britton officiated. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Al- fred J. Anderson, 34 Ord St., Seaforth and the bridegroom is the only son of Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Humphries, Walton. • Mt. Ross Taylor, Scarborough, sang "Because", "0 Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer” accompanied by the organist, Mrs. Grace Brown, Blyth. , Giveji in marriage .` by her father, the bride chose a floor - length sheath gown of silk or- ganza with a chapel train fal- ling from the waist. The gown was accented by a capelet col- lar and tri ed with Venice lace. Her too -tiered pouff veil fell fro a epdpiece of petals frosted with earls and crystals. She carried a bouquet of red roses and ivy. Mrs. Sharon Johnson, 63 Rose- wood Ave., Cauelptr, was matron of honor, wearing a Sue blue Door -length gown of sheer gor- gette chiffon over taffeta, fea- turing a batteau neckline, short• sleeves and empire bodice with guippre lace motiff. The sheath skirt was visible underneath a mock coat of Georgette chiffon. Her bouffant veil was held by a wedding ring of Georgette chiffon over taffeta and carried a crescent ebouquet of white carnations and red roses. Miss Wenda Humphries, Walton, sis- ter of the groom and Miss Jo- Anne Pickard, Mitchell, niece Mr. Ken Pollard, Guelph, was best man, while Mr. James An- derson, London, brother of the bride and Mr. James Rutledge, London, cousin of the groom, ushered the guests. The reception was held in.the church parlaur where the bride's mother received th- guests in a turquoise sheath, topped by a lace coat and black accessories. The groom's moth- er assisted wearing a brown dress accentdd by a white and gold bodice and by, acces- sories, Their corsages w r•e” white gardenias. For a wedding trip ,to North- ern. Ontario, the bride wore a brown crepe dress . with tur- quoise accessories. On their re- turn Mr. and Mrs. Humphries will reside at 432 Hill St., Lon- don. Guests were present . from Mitchell, Monkton, Stratford, London, Newcastle, Scarbor- ough, Windsor, Listowel, Guelph, Haggersville Seaforth and Walton. • The bride was a 1966 grad- uate raduate of Stratford General Hos- pital. Prior to thein marriage the bride was feted at showers given by Mrs. James Bell, Strat- ford and Mrs. Sharon Johnson, Guelph, at which her. former classmates attended.. Also show- ers were, given 'by her sister, Mrs. L. D. Pickard, Mitchell and Mrs. Graham Sholdice, Walton and Miss Dorothy Parke,- Sea - forth. ,,. GLANVILLE — ELLIOTT liott and Roy Robert Glanville, and Mrs. Grant Elliott of Brus- ora Saturday, October 21. Rev. sels ind the groan is the son J. C. Britton officiated. The of Mr. and Mrs. John Glanville bride is the daughter of Mr. of Walton. Too Late The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in FOR SALE — 2 choice York a floor -length gown of French chunks. A. R. Dodds, phone silk organza,. featuring full 527-1748: 8-100-1 skirt and lily point sleeves. The FOR SALE — Topnotch Dairy bodice and skirt were appliqu- Month starts Nov. 13th and ed with rosea of chantilly lace ends Dec. 9. Save up to $12.00 and accented with seed pearls per ton on dairy • and beef and sequins. To•-•eonrplete her feeds. Book your orders now outfit she wore a finger tip veil at Topnotch Feeds Ltd., Sea- caught up with floral• -headpiece forth, phone 527-1910. of roses and seed pearls. She 11-100-2 'carried a white Bible with lace FOR SALE —, Co corn, $28 streamers and yellow mums. per ' ton. Roger eornaert,' -. Her only attendant was .Mrs. RR 2, Kippen, phon• 527-0247. Jim King of Listowel, wearing ____ TL -100-1 a street -length dress 'ef yellow FOR RENT — Tw, bedroom organza and ' carried p white apartment. Avail .ie Nov. 6. Bible and yellow mums similar Apply'to Harold ackson, Sea- the the bride. forth, phone 5.7-0640. Lorne 'Glanville was grooms. __ 15-100-2 man for his'brother. FOR SALE — White-faced Following `the wedding a rec- calf. Ted Vail Dyk, RR 3 Sea- eption was held at the home of forth, phone 527-1435, the groom's parents. The bride's _ 1 mother received in a navy dress,• FOR SALE — 30 pigs, P.eter , 'with white and black accessories. Van Drunin, 109 R 3' Dublin. The groom's mother chase a . _ TL -100-1 Maple Lead • tartan with yellow WATO RENT -- Ini- and brown accessories. media ly, one bedroom fur- For travelling to. Manitoulin nishe apartment, modern Island and points farther north, eonveniencies, by couple. Ph. the. 'bride wore a grey wool 527-0115. TL -100-1 suit with red accessories. They will reside at Walton. Marriage vows were exchang- ed, Ibetwegn Marlene Joan El - COMING EVENT -- 8u9 to the Royal Winter Fair, Nov. 15t11 and 18th. Por informa- tion call Cleave Coombs, 527- 9016; • 1=100.2 WANTED -- Feed' for calves or yearling steers. by the pound Phone 5274707” -1 T —Hereford heifer post," weighs about 800 lbs., square Ladies Aid LOST Jean Scott presided at -a meeting of the Laares- Aid oar notch on left ear. Last seen First Church Tuesday afternoon, west of Winthrop Tuesday. Lai.:with Mrs. Harold Whyte 'as .the ry Wheatley, 527-0105. 004 actin secretary. The meeting was in charge of the Ross -An- drews, group., Mrs. Ed Andrews opened the meeting with a " poem which had been written Cavan UCW ,met in the by the late John ,Beattie and church Wednesday and opened also read the story on the un - with a prayer and the singing known soldier. The hymn No. of a Centennial hymn. 109 was chosen •by Mr. Thoma$ Mrs. Little conducted the M. Grieve. Mrs. James A. Munn business. It was decided to send read the 121st Psalm which was a donation to Five Oaks at Paris followed With prayer by Mrs. and' a delegate to Toe Alpha William Drover. There were 42 during the Christmas holidays. calls made 'on 'shut-ins. It "was Mrs. Robert Campbell read a decided to buy flowers for the financial statement regarding next twin Sundays. The nomina- the fair 'booth and also the baz- ting Committee is Mrs, M. Mes- senger, Mrs. James F. Scott and The allocation' for 1968 set Mrs. R. K. McFarlane. Mrs. Rosi, by the UM members i9'$600. introduced the guest . speaker, Reports on the Regional can- 'Mrs, Nelson Cardno who took vention held at Motrcrief were the .group on. a trip to swifter - given by Mrs. Erie ;Anderson land; 'ftaly and Germany: Pie - and Mrs. Lorne Elliott, tures of fine architecture and Mrs. Gdorge Case took the beautiful gardens were shown. devotional exeroisee "ati4 alto She salsa gave air outline of her gave s itt. highlightt from work as a ptihlle health nurse., chapter of the a$ttd Molt on, Mrs, 'Walraoe ltess gave Ott. the Chub&'& .14 Canada, test+ 1'etnnrks,. - Cavan UCW • 6r o LOCAL . Mr- and Mrs.. �Warxen anent of Detroit, were here. this week attending the borne com- ing set'pices in First Presbyter- ian Church when Dr. Douglas Stewart of Knox Presbyterian Church was the guest minister, Master' Bill Salisbury was in Toronto last weekend when he attended the New York -Toronto hockey game. He was the guest Of. , the London Free Press. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Duggan of Columbus, Ohio, were weekend guests of jlIrs. Helen Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Del'Krauel and family of Kitchener, were Sun- day guests of Mrs. Ada Dale. Mr. and Mrs. James Cox of Toronto attended the home com- ing service in First Presbyter- ian Church on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff of St. David's, were weekend guests. of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte in Hullett. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cudmore of Wallaceburg, were weekend guests of Miss Hazel Reid. Mr. and Mrs. 'Leslie Kerr of Toronto were weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs James Aitchesgn, Miss .Ella�Ctooulston• of Toron- to, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. Thompson. Mrs. Thomas Pryde of Exeter, was a weekend ,guest of Miss Ella Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith of Ancaster were guests of Mr: and Mrs. Frank Kling. Mr. and Mrs Russell Allen. of London,, attended the home coming service in First Presby- terian Church on Sunday morn- ing. • Mrs. Crouch of Toronto, spent the weekend in town. Mr. and Mrs. Zavity 'of Ilder- attended the service in First ch on Sunday. Mrs, Zavity was the former Barbara Ebgr- and Mrs. George Eberhart, Mc- Killop. hart, daughter of the late Mr. Mrs. Stanley Grainger of Lon- don was present at the service in First Presbyterian. Church. Harvey Greer and James Jor- dan of Little Current, Manitoulin Island visited ''the former's par- ents, Mt, and Mrs. Orval Greer over the weekend. Mrs. Pat Altman of RR 2, Mildmay was admitted to the County of Bruce Hospital, Walk- erton, alkerton, on Wednesday where she underwent surgery. Mrs Altman is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Dave Netzke of Seaforth. • Mr. Kyle Chesney and Mrs. M. Cameron, Cartwright, Man„ returned home ,Thursday after attending the 'funeral' of the late Mr: Harvey Moore: Mr. and Mrs. Davis A. Moore, Port Carling, Miss Anne Moore, Toronto, Miss Margaret Patrick, Toronto, Mrs. Reg. Hocking, Tor- onto, Mrs. Ed. `Jain, Pickering, Mrs. John Curlen, Maple, Ont., attended -the funeral of the late Mr. Harvey Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Westan- ay, Hamilton, attended the fun- eral oftheir cousin, the late Mr, Harvey Moore. SRI E F$ Mrs, Sarah Meiver neat last week in Kitchener visiting her family, Mr. and 'Nil's. Edward McIver and family. - Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Stock- well of London, were in town oro Friday and i attended the SD1i1S Commencement. Mr -ani Mrs. P. V. Dugan, Col- umbus, . Ohio, -with 'Mrs. John Bolton. Antiques, Displayed A children's fashion show preceded the bazaar and tea held by the women • of First Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon,. Mrs. Donald, Morton, conunen- tated. Modelling the home-made clothing were: Tracey Wilson, Barbara 'Chesney, Jane Morton, Robbie Smith, Vicki Miller, Ron- ald Scott, Robbie . Chesney, Lynne McLaughlin, Jayne Car- dno, Shiela Geddes,- Jane Bell, Joan Hildebrand. and Marilyn Coutts. Mrs. D. O. Fry and Miss Jean Scott greeted! guests at the. door. A display , of antiques, includ- ing old clothing, pieces of china, brass; iron ware, and utensils, was. conducted by, Mrs. John Thompson and Miss Jessie Praiser. The sExplorer members sold Presbyterian calendars. Mrs. W. E. Butt, Mrs. Jo -lin McGregor, Mrs. Mae . Dorrance, Mrs. William Drover' and Mrs. Stuart Crouch poured tea. Tea tables Committee was: Mrs. Douglas Fry, Misses Bren- MRS. LUDOLPH MEDEMA Mrs. Ludolph Medema, Cen- tre Street... Seaforth, -age 64; died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at Seaforth Community Hospi- tal. Mrs. Medema had been em- ployed at the hospital over sev- eral years- and was engaged in mending linen .when ',she was stricken. Born in Holland, she was the former Willemina DeVries. She was a member of the Christian Reform Church in Clinton. Survid.ing besides her -husband are one daughter, Wietske Anna, Mrs. .Bill Bakelaar ,of Clinton, two sons, Peter Enne of Wal- laceburg and Enne Ludolph of Arizonaend ten grandrehildren. Two brothers and a sister are still in Holland and also sur- vive. The body is resting at the_ R. S. Box funeral home, High St., Seaforth. Funeral services will be held on Friday, November 10th at 2 p.m. from the Chris- tian Reform Church in Clinton. Rev. G. ' Heersink will officiate and interinent will follow in Clinton Cemetery, Mr,. and Mra. Wilfred. Bastian and son Joseph of Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Mrs. Helen Bolton. Jill 'Wheatley of McK-11 op, was guest soloist in the Baptist Church, Mitchell, Sunday. Mr. Alphonse Meagher, Ther esa,._Larry and Stephen, Water- loo, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meagher. • Fashions at Bazaar da Hodgert, Betty Thompson, Cathy Young, and Dianne Pat- terson. Mrs. Evelyn 'Appleby, MTs. Harold Agar, Miss • Mary Geddes and Mrs; James Keyes assisted in the kitchen. Morris Comic! Morris Council met Monday with all members present. Motions adopted included: by James Mair and William Elston that Ross Smith and Stewart Procter investigate regarding more street lights far Belgrave and apply 'to Hydro to have necessary lights installed. B3 Elston "and Mair that road accounts in amount of $13,280.- 111 13,x:111 as presented' by the 'road superintendent' be accepted. - By Ross Smith and Walter Shortreed�that John G. Berry be authorized to purchase for Morris any of Morris' unsold land at the adjourned tax sale on December 14, 1967. General Accounts paid: Stew- art Procter, selecting jurors, $6; John Brewer, selecting jurors, 6.00; Helen "Martin, selecting jurors, 12.00; Walter Whitehead fox bounty, 4.00; Helen Martin, salary, 119.00; George Michie,• salary, 45,00; Ontario Hydro, I3Iuevale Street lights, 14,25; Village of Brussels; Nursing Home charge baek for Sept. and Oct., 111.60; Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Canada Pen- sion and Income,Tax, 6.95. Road accounts: Lavis Contrac- ting Co. Ltd., cold mix asphalt, 2016.15; J. C. McNeil, acetylene, battery and bulbs, 47.76; •Cor- rugated Pipe Ce,- couplers, '2,0.- 88; 2b:88; Brussels Coal Yard, • stove oil, 39:20• Alert Inkley, gas,fuel oil and tax, 178.50; Glenn Mc- Kercher, backhoe rentals, 260.; Geo, Radford, supply, crush and haul gravel, 11,696.40; Brussels Telephone Co., rent and tolls, 22.10; Morris Township, Mus- tard and Procter Drains, 22.33; Brusgels Post, tenders for snow Plowing, 3.00; Winghanr .Ad- vance -Times, tenders for snow plowing, 4.60; Co-operators In- surance 4Association, Insurance on tractor, 32.00; Bank of Com- merce, pension, 9.69; Receiver - General, Unemployment .Ins., 5.28; Wm. McArter, mileage, wages, bookkeeping, 211.55; James Casemore; wages, 425.25; John -Smith wages, 96,00 "Same time next week, Mr. Jones?" ORDER NOW FROM - The Huron Expositor Seaforth ammasimiasturiampummauffir It's • JUST PLAIN rs� 0) ens n r A J v V 1. r• .