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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-12-28, Page 54 f r,, f. ) N Our year !nxIS' on DECEMBER 30th.. We would appreciateall accounts being paid on or -before this date. OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED WICteelltMCIffeeglIMEENVOCCOMINEfl STEPPING OUT WITH GOOD WISFIS TO 'YOU! BOX. FURNITURE Phone 527-080 Seaforth opoRGE RAYMOND- PEAR . OPerg.ft llaYMand Fear, ge, of Glinted, died Friday," Devernper in, in 'Clint,00. Public hospital after a year-long, ilineas. seri t Samuel and Ellen Fear, Mr. Fear was born Sep.!, .tember 4, 1886, In Morris Town- ship. lie was married to the fernier Norma Sperling, who predeceasedhim. Mr. Fear was a farmer in Tueltersmith Township until 1947. After' retiring from farm- ing, he was a maintenance work- er at Clinton Public Hospital for 16 years. He was a lifelong resident of the area and a the-m- ebehrurchof. Ontario Street United He is survived) by daughtets, Mrs. Edward (Reta) Hamather, of 'London; and Mrs. James, (Margaret) Landsborough of Sea - forth; brother, Leslie of Blyth; and sister, Mrs. Walter (Ger- trude) Harlock of London. Funeral service was held on Monday, December 18, at Beat- tie funeral home, Clinton, by nee. G. L. Mills. Buriel was in Brussels cemetery., Pallbearers were: George and Samuel Fear, Ernest Brown, Robert and, Douglad Harmather, and Donald Landsborough. Flow- er bearers were Bert and Ted Fear. MRS. WALTER SCOTT Mrs. Walter Scott, 63, Sea - forth, died Monday at Victoria Hospital, Londdn, following a lengthy illness. The former Ruby Elizabeth McRae, she was married in 1931 to her husband who survives. Also surviving is a brother, An- gus, London. Mrs. Scott, who was born in McKillop, attended school there and Seeforth Collegiate. For a number of years prior to her marriage she was on the staff of Bell Telephone and of Keat- ing's Pharniacy here. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church. The body was at the R, S. Box funeeel home, where the funeral service was held at 3:30 p.m.' Wednesday and was conducted by Rev. D. co,' Fry. Temporary entombment was in Pioneer Memorial. Mausoleum. Pallbearers °were: John Thempson, James F, Scott, Wil- liam McDowell, Robert MeMil- .1an, Sam,MeClure -and Stewart Dohnage. Flower bearers were Ross McMichael, William Wil- son, Tom Whyte, Luther Sand- ers and Ed Dorrance, MRS. ALEX McEWING Mrs. Alex McEwing, 83; Sea - -*J.* -*A .14 ;-• • ;Y44 e-14 •• /IV Ade., a 411.1 olgbiltilk .-1, 'OI 71 .0.1111/11iiht, .. /1110111111bli„. 00111rdegatitIto.. 00110100110101 , \II ir v PAW RINVI k‘ear4 IIIIII111111,1111119101#909111101111111,1,11,1! Illpt!1,0111* I iv e e 41 191„. 1 '' et ItilM t r . d -Napore' mmommotoottowititationommtopontottopi411„.1 ! 11111101\1\\\1:101101,1,1,1,1,1,1,11.1.1.1.111.1,i,,\111‘11\11\1111\11\1\\11\111% Iti"1111 2 "Thanks lor a great '7. . . May you have a wonderful '68'' TOPNOTCH FEEDS- LIMITED SEAFORTH l• Perth; died Sunda -44 *40011' 'Community, gespl aI. $110 tad been Ili tor AAP ment114- ' 'Born in.Hullett TownahlP? she was the fOrtner Susan Campbell. ,she was a member of Barna United C "urch and A lite mem, ber of tit WKS. Her haebetid, 'to whom she was married' in 1910, dieI dn 1948:. Serviyuig are daughters, Mrs. William) (Helen) Pepper, • Bruce - field; Mrs. Norman (Marjorie)" Lloyd,. Harristaie sons, John IL, Hullett Township; , James A., Londesboro; one . sister, Mts. William (Christina) Povey, 'Ed- monton; 12 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren. The body was at the R. S. Box funeral home here, where .fun- eral services were held Wednes- day afternoon, conducted by RevV. C. Britton. Bitrial was in Brussels cemetery. Pallbearers were Bert Pepper, Thonlis Lloyd, Leslie Reid, Wat- son Reid, William Rogersen and Alex ILL -Ewing. Plower beares were Paul Lloyd, Keith Lloyd, Kathleen McEwing and Karen McEwing. MRS. WILLIAM CUTHILL, There passed away' in Salt Lake City, Utah, Agnes Patter- son, widow of the late William Cuthill, in her 94th year. Mrs. Outhill was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mr% George Pat- terson, pioneer residents of Ilul- lett Township. She went to North Dakota with her parents in 1881 and was married in 1901 to William ,Cuthill, who passed away seehal years ago. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Charles Chrismas of Wien- tiful and Mrs. Francis Pedersen and Miss Hazel Cuthill of An- tioch, Cal., and also by nieces, Mrs. W. C. Bennett Mrs. R. K. McFarlane,' Seaforth and Mrs. W. A. Campbell of Guelp,h, Mrs. •Ed Neal, Exeter and nephews, Oscar Cuthill of • McKillop and Wilmer of Seaforth. Interment was made in Boun- tiful, Utah. DOROTHY TVVYFOAD Dorothy .Ellen Elizabeth Twy- ford) died Thursday, December 14, at West Hill, Ontario, in her fiftyafirst year. Born in Tuckersmi,th town- ship, she was the daughter of Mrs. Frank Walters and the late Frank Walters. In May, 1940, she was mar- ried to George Albert Twyford. Besides her husband and mother she is survived by three sons, Donald - George, Lloyd Francis and Floyd Henry; one daughter, Patricia Ann; brother Lloyd of London; sisters, Mrs. Allan (Beatrice) Campbell, Win- throp; , Mrs. Murray (Eileen) Culver, Brantford; (Mrs. Donald (Amy) Horne, Seaforth. The funeral was from Ball and Vetch funeral home on Sat- .urday, December 16. The Rev. Grant Mills of Ontario Street United) Church, Clinton, officiat- ed'. • • • Internient was at Turner's United Chureh, Teckersmith. News of Dubin Mrand s. ,Martin Klink- hamer and ,Ma - Margaret, Mr. John Klinkhamer, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Don Klinkhamer in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and family, Chippewa, Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary and family, Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benn, Kit- chene.r, with Mrs. Frank Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carpen- ter and Mr. Joe Krauskopf, of Stratforl, with Mrs, Elizabeth Crawley and Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Butters and daughter, Hamilton, -Mr, and Mrs. Don Coyne,- Mr. and Mrs, -Glenn Butters and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Morris and family, London, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters and family, St. Thomas, Mr. Gordon Butters, Teronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly and Arva, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Kelly and family, Kitch- ener, -Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stable - ton and children, Auburn, with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly. Mr. and. Mrs. Ron Agar and children, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stapleton. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Niclfol- son, London, 'with Mr. and Mrs. James P. Krauskopf, Mrs. Crawford' and Alvin, in Mitchell, with Miss Mary Craw- ford. Mr. Bill Dill, Dartsmouth. Nova Scotia, Mr., and Mrs. Bill 'Warren' of Stratford, with Mrs. Joseph Dill. ' 'Miss Susan Friend, Universi- ty of Guelph, Miss Lydia Jordi - son, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend. Mr. and Mrs. Stapleton, Galt, Mrs. James Newcombe, Port Credit, with Mr. -William Stapie- ton alitt Kathleen. ' Mrs. Stephen Gaunt, Strat- ford, Mr. Gaffney, Wisconsin, with Mr. and.Mrs. Gerald Hol- land.. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costel- Th and family, Westbrook, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Danny- --Costello and family, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groseeh•and fatally, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas McGilvery, John Costello, all of Lan- don,tell0. with Mr. and Mrs. Dhn Cos - Mr. and MTh. Martin Feeney, spent Christmas in Kitchener, . with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Peen - PHONE 527ey and relatives. -“10 Miss Joanne Stapleton, Kitch- ener, Mr. Jack Stapleton, Lon- -don, with Mrr1th Mts. Fergus Stapleton. I • .Tbei VOW 14et at the time , of Ms, Ella ...lomat and evened with prayer J,y the. president, Mrs. rrank Raw, it was decided that meetings will beheld on the Ord Ttles- 44y of each rporina with the next meeting to be at ,nie home of Mrs. Bill Dale on Jan. 1,6th. •0 et) Come All Ye Faithful' Was sting fokerfived by a read- ing on Christitas by Mrs. Ella Jewitt, Mrs, Reg Lawson read the ,Christmas story and Mrs. Ken Preszcator a poem. Christmas readings were given by IVIrs. Verne Dale, Mrs, ...Amer Glousher, Mrs. Genige McIl- wain and Mrs. William Dale. "Joy to the World" was sung followed by a reading, "At the Year's Ending'by Jewitt. Mrs. Reg Lawson conducted a contest. - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchan- an and family visited on Sat- urday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Hart of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth spent Sat- uirday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Turner and Barry of Tucker' smith. 'Mr. end Ars. Murray Dale, Debbie, Donna and Chris of London, Mr. and Mrs. Erik Fogt- and Carol, Streetsville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale. IvIre. Irene OriMeldbXiavia, iting with lIdr, Mann, Oo4ori413. • Mr. and Mrs,4,1no Presaeit, or, Debbie and AtilY. Ur- and Mrs. David. Preszcater wont aunclay with Mr. and M. Ken Preszcator an4 family wits. Thelma Bromley et Kitchener, and Miss Evelyn McMichael of Goderich visited Mr, and Mrso•Williarn Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley. Kim and Greg of Max, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wood, Debbie and Michele of Gananoque, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Haver- kamp, Judy, Edith and Ralph, spent Christmas with Mr. and Nies. Dick Dyk of Galt. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Bers. )MI1 Dale, Kathy and Cheryl were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott, Meribeth and Melanie, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. Snell, Mr, and Mrs. Don Glou- sher, Karen and Billy of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchan- an spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Buchan- an of, Ilderto.n. • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszca- tor, Billy and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator visited the Hill family at the Crediton Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and. Elizabeth visited Mr. Earl Lawson of Clinton. THE IXP News VsFriend .:1 „ , JOS hp the Christmas or the Diihlin Wein 0. TAAL!, tote Tuesdayevetti gt with the president, Ws. Thoma Butters in charge. Roll call was answered b an exchange AtChrfilmas 00cgriti; tions and 'gine were also, brought for patients at River, Side Nursing Home, A letter was read from; Mrs.; Irene Priest, Perth Comb' liMne eConomist, giving- deans. and dates for the training schools. for the next 441 homemaking club prOjed: "Clothes Closets Up To Date". Mrs. Charles Friend Who Will be one of the leaders, was ail. pointed to select a sewing ma- chine which the 'branch is pur- ehasieg for use in, this project. Mrs. James Statton agreed) to act as secretary to the end of the year. 'Mrs. R. S. Aikens expressed courtesy remarks and) Mrs, John Nagle adjourned the busi- ness portion of the nleeting. , Mrs. Friend, with Mrs. Nagle at the piano, condeetedl a sing- song of- Christmas carols And demonstrated the Method of, makinerarge decorative Mexi- can type paper flowers. Mrs. Friend gave directions for mak- ing rose petals. Lunch was served by Mrs. R. S. Aikens and Mrs. Lloyd Hum- phrey% assisted by the hostess. Mr. Don Beninger, Scarboro, Mr. Marvin Bettingst, Mr. and; Mra. 'Jim OV$ Stoney Creek, with Nix,' Mrs, dish gettinger.: • 701 liteCreight With Mr.'`41104 Mr. Matt Me Creight.Viro, Joe Arden London with Mr. and.lYirs...,Altred.*Of :Dougall. Mrs, gleaner McAuley, Lon-: te*: den, visitedRig Monica .1371310 and,frienAs 44 the village. Miss, lbw' worgarot: Ryan, ..,Eitchener, Miss Theresa Ryan, London, Mr. and Nils.'Jo* Ryan,. Mr. and Ws,. Ewart Wil- san and ebildren, Seaforth,*1*-- Mrs. Patrick Mr. .and Mrs. PafAell;;Iireedi and Georgetow,n, and Mrs. Fred Claxrinont children, Kitchener, • Mr.. -pa, Mrs. Jira Horan and, family, Monkton, Mr. Paul ItoraMLon- don, with Mr. and MrS.1; Tet!Osit Mr. Jerry Murray,,,; Q4014 . with Mrs. John E. Mirror. • , Mr. and Mrs. JeEFY, and children, Owen 404A4viksW Mrs. John A. Eekert. :1,,, Mr. and Mrs. Clursin,110„.2b*„. in Dundee with AU. and RIM John Robinson. Miss Monica Byrne in HMO, ton with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrne. An Expositor 'Classified will pay you dividends. gave you tried one? Dial 527-0340. II I I 11 I II I I I I COME EARLY COME OFTEN FOR ,THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER!, EWART BR GREAT JANUARY .• I I'OMMENCES TUESDAY, JAN. 2nd SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JANUARY -)3th STEWART BRps. SALES 'ARE GENUINE SALES EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE IS REDUCED BY SAVE NOW ON ALL WINTER CLOTHING NEEDS, GENERAL DRY GOODS AND MEN'S WEAR WE NEVER, DISAPPOINT • NO GIMMICKS — NO TRICKS — JUST GENUINE DISCO UNTS • TERMS CASH — POSTIVELY NO CREDIT SALES, * TEWART -s m-.4? ,e4) leati A44.4) AICIVIPOWC4C151 e4WearVe PA' M1, M1n. ••• )4- )4- ?.; 44' HAPPY NEW YEAR Abundant Happiness and Prosperity .i our New Year wish to all our frienas. We thank you for your patronage.' It has been, a distinct pleasure to serve you. STEWART BROS. r r' r r' r r ?' r • • , a • 11, r, • • • , r r: r rr'r,' rf• r -r• • 4 ' 4