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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-12-07, Page 8I;XPOSITOR, SE . Ofite - `SCC 7r 190 .a. 25t. n Mer(nOriam DEVERF,i, In memory Of Anrie 'Marie DevereauX, • wl't i massed away December 9th, 1995, --. Arrays remembered by Reibeet P. Watson. 25-04x1 26. 'Personals 3Vir, and Mrs. Henry E. Diegel. `will hold Open -House for their friends and relatives at their home in Brodhagen, Ontario, "ora, Sunday, Dec. 10, from 2 • to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. ..The Occasion being their Six- tieth Wedding Anniversary. No .gifts please. 26-04-1 27. Births PRICE-- In Stratford Gener- al Hospital, on November 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Char - it Births' ... fes Price (nee Verontea Shea) a daughter, Lucille Anne. VON EUW -- In Seaforth Community Hospital, on Dcember 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Hans Von Euw, Eg- mondville, a son. 28. Deaths iicCAUGHEY ;- -Passed away in Morris Township, Con. S, on. Decemiber .5, 1967 in her 72nd year, Ann Francis Cur- tain, beloved wife of Frank McCaughey. Resting at the D. A. Rann Funeral Home, Brussels, until Thursday, December 7th, thence to. St. Ambrose R.C. Church for. requiem high mass at 10:30 •a.rn. Interment in St. Am- brose cemetery, Brussels. SPECIALS FOR. Thursday, Friday 'and Saturday Maxwell H use tont COFFEE • • • • lge. 10 -oz. jar $1.39 JeII-o - Assorted Flay urs JELLY POWDERS • • ; • 3 reg. pkgs". 31¢ Allen's Vitamized APPLE JUICE 2 48 -oz. tins 650 Duncan Hines CAKE MIXES 2 pkgs• 830 Lemon Supreme, Apple Sauce, Raisin, Devil's Food, White, Butter Fudge, Burnt Sugar QUAKER OATS ' . large pkg. 490 King Size Cheer LAUNDRY 'DETERGENT 30c off $1.49 -PRODUCE Jumbo Size HEAD LETTUCE Jumbo Size CALIFORNIA CELERY New Crop, Size 125 - Full of Juice FLORIDA ORANGES each 25¢ stalk 33¢. doz. 49¢ FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY S ith's Ph, ne 52 -0990 . a Free Delivery ADS Too Late - FOR SALE -.4011 fuirnace in good condition, complete. Pe- ter W diems, Dublin, phone 6.9 R 8 Dublin. 114-04z1 FORT SALE - 1965 G.M.C. '/a ton pick-up truck, excel- lent condition, low mileage; 1959 Dodge Fargo, }a ton pick-up truck, good condition. Call Dublin 46 R 4 after six. 8.'L -04x1 FOR SALE -- Upright Dom- inion Piano in fair condltiion. Reasonably priced. Call Mrs. Chester Neil, phone 522.1147• TL -04x1 FOR SALE - 15 ton of dried oorn, used corn head for Case. 600 combine. Arnold • Taylor, .phone 482-9155. TL -04-1 FOR SALE - .Girl Guide uni- form, size 12 to ,14, complete with belt and hat. Seabreeie ironer 21 inch. Rand. McNally World Globe with color globe guide, new. Phne 527-00. 86 04-1 FOR SALE -- Combination radio and record player, 1- sneed. General Electric. Phone 527-0387. TL -04x1 WANTED=Small Small pony saddle for . children's pony. Robert Hulley, 527-1856, Seaforth xl FOR SALE - 1 purebred Bos- ton Bull Dog. Very quiet and playful for children's pet, Phone 527-0330. Winners In Talent Contest Children' representing Huron- -Perth District Farmers' Union were the first 'and third prize winners at the OFU talent Con- test held after the banquet at Chatham Kinsmen Memorial Mall. The Storey sisters, Sherri and Donna (first prize winners) had only started to dance when the audience of nearly 1,000 start- ed clapping their hands and stamping their feet. The Henderson children, Don- na, Darlene, Bobbie and Don- nie (third prize winners) re- ceived a tremendous ovation and it was impossible to deter- mine •Cvho should be first prize winners according to a number who attended the event. • Seaforth'' W.I. Plans Meeting i. 'EWS OF'. WARL"i<ON /1 Receives Morro , 4H .Achi vemer ' Day Beverly McCall, RR 3 Wal- ton was awarded County Hon- ors at the 4-Z1 l.chievement Day held in Auburn HOII, Sa- turday. The certificate and pin were presented by Mrs. Wilfred Colceugh Clinton, District President of the Wom- en's Institute. Five clubs showed 'exhibits "on Cotton Accessories for the Bedroom" and eight had skits or derhonstrations. Qn display' were dresser scarfs, bedspreads, cushions, chair pads, and waste paper baskets along with their re- cord books. A A. demonstration on selec- ting materials and colors for bedroom accessories was pre- sented by Sharon Marks, Bev- erly everly McCall and Debbie Wey. Miss Sharon Carroll, Huron County, Home Economist, was m charge of the program for the day, assisted by Mrs. Shir- ley McAllister who commen- tated on exhibits and Mrs. Maxine Brightwell on skits and demonstrations. All the girls were'presented with a 4-H coffee spoon for completing this project. The fifteen Walton Bedroom Beauties were all present in- cluding Joyce Blake, Dianne Fraser, Mary Leeming, Shar- on Marks, Beverly McCall, Lynne McDonald, Margaret McNichol, Marie Nolan, Gail Searle, Rosemary Ryan, Gail Traviss, Debbie Wey, Lois Williamsoin, Annette' Z w e p and Dena Wey. The Leader for the course Was Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Donald Achilles, assistant leader was unable for attend owing to ill- ness. 8th and 16th Meets . The December U.C.W. meet- ing. eet-ing• of the 8th and 16th Unit was held at the home. of Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Monday af- ternoon. Mrs. James Fritz opened tthe meeting by reading an ar- ticle on Christmas followed by hymn 53, "Silent Night". The scripture reading from Luke 2: 1-20 was read by Mrs. Fritz and prayer offered. • Hymn 59, "Hark, The Her- ald, Angels Sing" was sung. The topic, "the meaning of Christmas" was taken by Mrs. Kenneth McDonald a f't e r which hymn 62 "While Shep- herds Watched their Flocks by Night" was Sung. Mrs'. Jan Van Vliet was in charge of the business. The. roll call was answered by 15 members and one guest was present., An offering was taken to be given to the Salvation Army and the regularollection was also received. Arrangements were made for the 1968 meet- ings. Mrs.' Gordon McGavin, C.W. president' spoke on the Rescue Mission in London and the uniting of Huron and The Christmas meeting of the Seaforth WI will be held Tues- day, December 12th, at 2;15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gor- don Elliott. Roll call will be to bring two unstamped Christ- mas cards for Seaforth Manor residents. There -will be a study 'of Christmas custonis • in other lands, also Christmas demonstra tions Lunch will be in charge of. Mrs. Eldin Kerr, Mrs. Ross Gordon and Miss Eleanor Hen- derson. Members are reminded to bring a gift for the ,Christ mas tree gift exchange, SEAFO H MOTORS WINTER- SPECIAL 24 POINT CHECK-UP 1. Adj. Steering Box 2. Adjust all brakes 3. Rotate tires 4. Set toe -in 5. Pack front wheel bearings 6. Inspect brake lining 7. Check master cylinder 8, Tune engine 9. Clean and space plugs Test compression 1l. Clean and adjust points 12. Test voltage regulator EPIC --18.00 4 cyl. - PONT. - CHEV. -- 24.75 6cyl. PONT. - CHEV. 22.50 s cyl, BUICK - OLDS. -- 26.00 6 13: 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20: 21. 22. 23. 24. Adjust ignition timing Clean carburetor -strainer Clean fuel bowl Check heat risor operation Clean & service air cleaner Adjust engine idle Adjust fan belt Tighten all hoses Test and clean battery Inspect high tension wires Inspect distributor cap Road test OUR WORK GUARAN- TEED Factory trained Special- - lists. Auto 'Collision Free Estimates. 1 PARTS AND MATERIALS EXTRA Seaforth Motor CHEVROLET --- OLDSMO:OILE Phone 5214750- Seaforth t Aper E' $nl nga t a OBITUARY Perth, Presbytery and the ' Ev- vangelical church, closing with poem. The meeting -concluded with a supper provided by Mrs. Al- vin MacDonald's side, the los- ers in the copper contest. - Mr. Emerson Mitchell and son Neil left Thursday for Biggar, Sask., to attend' the funeral of his uncle John Bie- iby. While there they will via - with cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rutledge, et Streetsville. Mrs. Hilda Sellers of Sea-. forth spent several days with Mr. and 1VIrs. Herbert Traviss. Miss Sandra Watson under- went an appendectomy in Clinton} Public Hospital last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Dins- more and family of Brampton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGat'in• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lily - crop ,,of London visited `over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolger. • - Couple is Honored Mr. and Mrs. George Love were guests of honor Friday evening at a wedding recep- tion in the Walton Commun- ity Hall. During the evening they were presented with a gift . of money on . behalf of. the community by Graham Sholdice and a congratulatory address was read by Neil Mc - Gavin. Ian-Wilbee's Orchestra provided music for dancing. The Walton Wornen's Insti- tute held Laglies Night in the Walton Community Hall, Wed- nesday when Improved Court Whist was played with the fol lowing members in charge Mrs. Alvin McDonald. Mrs. Donald Achilles, Mrs. Ernest Stevens, Mrs. James Nolan, Mrs. Peter McDonald, Mrs. Williamson and 'Mrs. I a1ph Traviss. Prize winners included Mrs. Ronald Bennett, high; Mrs. David Watson, low;. Mrs. Ken- neth McDonald, Lucky card; Mrs. Ethel'Dennis,, elimination prize; Mrs. Kenneth McClure, lucky cup. Thank You 1 would like to Sincerely Thank all those that supported me on Monday; also the car drivers and those that offered cars and helped in other ways. ' OSCAR E. TEBBUTT The death occurred at Hur- onview on Monday of Oscar E. Tebbutt, 77. tor many years a well known resident of Seaforth. While he had not been •in good health fon,' the 'past two years, until recently he was ableto enjoy drives down town where he enjoyed meeting his many friends. He, was the son of the late George Tebbutt and Caroline Sheppard and was born an ed- ucated in Holmesville. He farm- ed in that area for a number of years. coming to Seaforth about 35 years ago. He was in charge of Main- tenance at the former Seafnr Golf and) Country Club and lat- er was in charge of Seaforth Lions Park. In recent years he carried on a trucking business until his retirement in. 1965.. He was a member of North- side United Church Surviving are his wife, the former Catherine E. Purdue, to whom he was married in Clin- ton in 1912, one daughter, Mrs:' Everett (Elizabeth) Felkar, Tren- ton; t'o sons, Kenneth F., Sea - forth; and Reginald W., London; two sisters, Mrs. William • (Blanche) Cox, Porterhill; and Mrs. William- (Edith) Sheppard, Washington, D.C.; one brother, William of Goderich; seven grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. The. body was at- the R. S. Box funeral home, where fun- eral service was held at .m Wedaiesday, conducted by Rev. J. C. Britton. ,Interment follow- ed in Clinton cemetery. Pallbearers were Roy McGon- igle, Frank Case, Eldon Kerr, Garry Merner, Jack Merner and Glenn Smith. Flower bearers were Melvin Tebbutt, Paul Felker and Robert Felkar. • BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale of London visited for d few days with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson. Mr: and (Mrs. H. Norris of Seaforth spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sillery. Mrs. E. 11. Stuart spent a few days Fast Week with her son in Toronto. The community extends sympathy to the Robert Al. lan family, Mrs. Sam Thornton and the family of the late Mis. Sas, Dogco., Ilrucefieid Sunday Salle& concert 'will be held on 15th. CARL' DALTON Church Oro .p Meets at Manse A most enjoyableevening was spent at. tie Manse on Tuesday when the Fireside Fellowship Group met for the Christrnas meeting. Mrs; JAhn Crardne presided over the busi- ness period and opened' the meeting with a poem, "en old, - fashioned Christmas". The scripture lesson and prayer was read by Margaret Grieve and two carols were sung with Mrs. Cardn'o at the small or- gan. Rev. charge of a Christmas programme and Mrs. Fry read an article written by Rev. C. Ritchie Bell of Montreal. Also some thoughts of her own which included Gladness, oyr, 'Love and. Peace. She closed this part of the evenings pro- grammebeLouis Stevenson. es by Several interesting games were played after which Santa Claus (George Hays), appeared and distributedgifts to every- one. Mr. Bert Moggach in well chosen words presented ne'v and Mrs. Fry with a, gift cer- tificate. A Christmas lunch was served. • To .The Electors of HulUett W?sh to zkpress any appreciatioll t4 all who: made poss`lble my retmleetion 'as Reeve. WiS1.i,ing. eve y'one the 1Oii ip1iments Of the 'se'ason HUGH .FLYNN To The Elector of-I1.ullett Township I Would like to thank the people for their support in the election on December 4th and Wish to all a Merry Christmas and a Happy 'New Year. 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