The Huron Expositor, 1964-03-12, Page 107,7
HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., MAR. I?, 1.064
illiRCII-ROUPS HEAR- REPORTS
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE MEETS
The March meeting of bee
Eriendship Circle was held at
the home of Mrs. G. S. Mog-
-g0h. Mrs. John Carnoehan op-
pped the meeting with an Eas-
ter message and Mrs. W. A.
Hodgert led in prayer. Roll
call was answered by an item
for the bazaar.
The remainder of the meet-
• ,. ing was spent working on sev-
eral bazaar items, followed by
a social hour, with Mrs. Laverne
, • . Scott and Mrs. W. R. Smith in
• charge of refreshments.
The April meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Don-
ald Morton.
UNIT FOUR, NORTHSIDE UCW
Unit Four of Northside UCW
held their March meeting at
the home of Mrs. Lillian Wright.
The president, Mrs. J. Turn-
bull, opened the meeting and
Mrs. D. A. Bewering took the
devotional period. The offer-
ing was received and Mrs.
Bowering gave the treasurer's
report.
The program was in charge
of Mrs. I. Hudson. The speak -
Miss Jennie Hogg, took as
her topic, "In Such Troubled
Times, Try Prayer." The roll
gall was answered by 16 mem-
bers and five visitors.
INSTITUTE NOTES'
, Klippen East WI will- hold
their Health meeting at the
,home of Mrs. J. Consitt on
•Wednesday, •March 18, at 2:00
•o'clock, Co -hostess is Mrs. C.
Pullman. Roll call will be,
'What health , rule would you
emphasize to young children?"
.The speaker will be Miss Amy
Lammie, of Hensall. A health
quiz will be conducted by Mrs.
H. Binnendyk;., poem by Mrs.
Stuart Pepper and current ev-
ents by Mrs. William Gibson.
Members are asked to bring
.recipes for special occasions
,and meats. Convener is Mrs.
Eyre; lunch, Mrs. J. Drum-
mond, Mrs. J. Sinclair, Miss
Margaret McKay and Mrs• E.
,..
Whiteheuse.
UNIT TWO, NORTHSIDE WCW
" Mrs. P. B. Moffat, vice-presi-
dent,, chaired the meeting of
Unit 'Nye of Northside United
Church Women in the absence
of the president, Miss Gladys
-----pson, at the home -of -Mrs,
J. C. MacLennan.
Preceding the hymn, "When I
Survey the Wondrous Cross,"
Mrs. Moffat read an' Easter mes-
sage. Mrs. Ross Savauge con-
ducted the devotibnal•period in
-the form of a °quiz on "Facts
from the Bible," followed by
the Lord's Prayr in imison.
• Several invitations, one from
t h e PresbYterian Afternoon
Auxiliary, also from Wesley -
Willis Church in Clinton, for a
7.
I `
Sunday evening 'meeting in
April, were read by Mrs. Geo.
Addison Miss Gladys Thomp-
son was appointed delegate to
the annual meeting of Huron
Presbyterial.
The unit's share of donations
and 'tickets toward the Valen-
tine supper amounted to $95.00.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read by the act-
ing secretary, Miss Ethel Beat-
tie, after which the roll call,
an Easter message, was answer-
ed by 21 rneinbers. A letter of
thanks was read by Mrs. James
M. Scott from Mrs. W. Tonge,
of Hong Kong. The treasurer,
Mrs. R. Bryans, received the of-
fering, Mrs. Harold Hugill gave
a reading on "Spring," follow-
ed by an article on ."Separatism
in Quebec." This had been pre-
pared by Miss Jean Maclntyre,
who last summer visited Que-
bec.. A short discussion regard-
ing the same followed.
After singing the hymn,
"Alas! and Did My Saviour
Bleed?" the meeting closed by
repeating the Mizpah benedic-
tion. Several interesting con-
tests followed. Mrs. J. M. Scott
moved a vote of thanks to the
lunch committee, Mrs. Lorne
Carter and Mrs. Harold Hugill;
to the hostess, and to all who
took part in the program. Dr.
J. C. MacLennan showed sev-
eral movie films, including ev-
ents and experiences of local
interest.
Drape Charter
In Memory Of
Past Noble Grand
The charter was draped at
Monday night's meeting of Ed-
elweiss Rebekah Lodge in
memory of Mrs. Mae Free, a
former member and a Past
Noble Grand; also in memory
of Mrs. Edna Middleton, a past
president of the Rebekah As-
sembly of Ontario.
"Beautiful Isle of Somewhere"
and "Garden of Prayer" were
sung by Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill
and Mrs. James Rose.
Mrs. Peter Malcolin, N.G., re-
presented the lodge at a' meet-
ing of representatives of Hur-
on District at Clinton, to assist
in selecting a scholar to attend
the Youth Pilgrimage to the
United Nations and the Worlds
Fair at New York.
Members are asked to con-
tinue saving cancelled postage
stamps, the proceeds of which
are in aid of the Eye Research
Foundation.
Plans are to hold a bakeless
bake sale in the near future.
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B„ark.,
er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Barker and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Williams and fam-
ily, Burford, were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barker
toil „Sunday.
A beautiful basket -of -flowers
was placed in Zion Church on
• Sunday by. the family of the
late Albert Smale, Seaforth.
/Vr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bark-
er and Bonnie and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Barker spent Wednesday
in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Len O'Rourke,
Vicki and Patti, were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Britton recently.
Miss Nancy Lannin spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fergus Lannin.
Mr. Bill Balfour, Hespeler,
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Balfour,
also Miss' Marjorie Balfour,' of
London, home for the weekend.
r. and Mrs. Glen Pepper
and Grant with Mr. and Mrs.
George Pepper on Sunday.
Mrs, Mabel Higgerson and
Mr. Harry Proctor visited Sunr
day with her, daughter, Mrs. Ken
Elligsen, and Mr. Elligsen, and
celebrated Mrs. Elligsen's birth-
day and Mrs. Higgersen's birth-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Han-
non, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bush -
field and Mrs. Earl Barker at-
tended the funeral of .the late
Kenneth Drake in Seaforth on
Seturday,
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Al Young and
family, Toronto, with Mre_and
Mrs. Dan O'Rourke.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Feeney
of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans,
Mrs. Joseph Melady and Miss
Monica Byrne in London with
Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary.
Mr. and ,Mrs. James P. Kraus-
kopf and family in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug McGilvery
and children, -Londop, with Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Costello.
. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mal-
oney in $tratford with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmon Fad-
den, Weston, and Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Maloney, Lindsay, with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney.
The annual St. Patrick's Day
concert •is being held this year
in St. Patrick's Hall on Friday
evenin March 13, at 8:30, and
Sunday afternoon, March 15, at
2:30. '• •
'Women's Guild Meets
The Dublin Women's Angli-
can Guild was held at the home
of Mrs. Charles ,Friend with
seven members present. A
bakeless bake sale was decided
on for the next meeting. Mrs.
Charles Friend gave two read-
ings on the Missions, which
were very interesting, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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Sa vauge's March Sale
TABLE CHEST FILLED WITH
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BEAUTIFUL 'EARLY CANADIAN' St.
•
FAMOUS AND TRADITIONAL
ANTI -TARNISH
DRAWER HOLDS
OVER 80 PIECES
NOTE
Open stock, value $79.$0
HALF
PRICE.. 39.75
(Table Chest Included)
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DISTRICT
• A4RON IHLILLEY
Word has been, 'me -Pitied here
by James, Harvey and 'Lorne
Hulley of the death' Thursday
of their brother Aaron at his
lime at Wyoming. A funeral
service was held in Wyoming
Friday, with burial following
there.
, ALBERT JAMES SMALE
Funeral services for the late
Albert James Smale, who died
in Scott Memorial Hospital on
Tuesday, March 3, were held
Thursday from the G. A'. Whit-
ney funeral home. The Rev. J.
C. Britton, of Northside United
Church, assisted by Rev. Bert
Daynard, Cromarty, officiated,
with interment: following in
Elizabeth Ritz Memorial Chapel,
Mitchell.
Pallbearers were George Por-
ter, Joseph Hugill, Walter
O'Brien,. Earl Treffrey, William
Miller and Leslie Butson.
JOHN W. THOMPSON.
Funeral services for the late
John W. Thompson were held
from the Box Funeral Chapel
Thursday, March $, with the
Rev. D. 0. Fry • officiating. Bur-
ial was made in Elizabeth Ritz
Mausoleum, Mitchell. Pallbear-
ers were Walter Scott, Ter-
rance Hunter, Ivan Forsyth, Al-,
vin Dodds, Reg Clifford and
Harold Storey. Flowerbearers
were Les Dolmage, Stewart
Dolmage, Frank Riley and
Luther Saunders.
Friends attended the funeral
from Chicago, Ashland, Ohio;
Brampton, Clinton and Gode-
rich.
JOHN KENNETH DRAKE
John Kenneth Drake,78, a
retired Hibbert Township farm-
er, died Thursday in ,Scott Mem-
orial Hospital, Seafneth.
Born in Port Albert, he farm-
ed for much of his adult life
in Hibbert Township. He is sur-
vived by his wife, the former
Janet. McKellar; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Muriel Miller, 330
Ontario St., Stratford; Mrs.
Robert' (Marion) McCaughey, of
Staffa, and Mrs. ' Everett (Isa-
bel) Kerslake, Cromarty.
A funeral service wos held
at 2:30 pen. Saturday at the G.
A. Whitney .funeraL home, with
Rev. Bert Daynard, of Staffa
United Church, officiating. Tern-
porary entombment was in the
Elizabeth Ritz- Memorial' Chapel,
Mitchell.
Pallbearers were Roy Mc-
Donald, Carter Kerslake, Clif-
ford Miller, Russell Worden,
William Harburn and Gordon
Hoggarth.
MRS. WILLIAM WALLACE
Mrs. William Wallace died
suddenly at her home in Tuck-
ersmith on Thursday, March 5,
in her 80th year. Born in Mor-
ris Township, she was the for.
mer Margaret M. Campbell.
She was a member of Egmond-
ville United Church and UCW.
Her husband' predeceased her
in 1938. Surviving are two
daughters, (Anna) Mrs. Robert
Archibald, Tuckersmith; (Edith)
Mrs. Harold Vincent, B'elgraye,
and two sons, Arthur-, and Ro-
bert, both, of Tuckersmith. A
sister, Mrs. Annie Orvis, Wifig-
ham, and a brother, Sandy
Campbell, of Morris Township,
also survive.
Funeral services were held
from the G. A. Whitney funeral
home on Sunday; with Rev.
H. Vardy, of ggmondville Unit-
ed Church, officiating, Inter-
ment was in. Elizabeth Ritz
Memorial Chapel, Mitchell. The
pallbearers w e re Leonard
Strong, William Strong. Robert
Tyndall, Warden Haney. Wil-
liam Leyburn and Victor Lee.
- In -lieu of flowers. donations
were accepted for the Cancer
Society,Heart Fund or Crip.
pled Children.
MRS. DAVID-BOYD
Mrs. David Boyd, 94, • RR 2,
Walton, died in the Archer
Nursing Home, Barrie, on Fri-
day. She was born in McKillop
CHOICE OF
PATTERNS
'SILVERY
'SWEEP'
ante Set in Drawer Chest also at HALF PRICE -$34.87
1 AFFECTION '
Pattern Community
Plate
36 -Pc. Set at
HALF PRICE
8 dessert spoons 8 forks
8 teaspoons 8 knives
1 butter knife
1 sugar spoon
Open Stock - Value $84.30
at
•
•
HAL PRICE
2.15
Our Complete Stock
tr.
(Silverware Only)
"SIMPLICITY"
32 -Pc, Set STAINLESS
8 knives 8 soup spoons
8 forks 8 teaspoons
REG. $36.00
HALF PRICE
$18.00
ALL -STAINLESS in stock in
FINLANDIA, FLIGHT,
ACCENT, TRELLIS and
NEW DAWN
at
HALF PRICE
While They Last
CLEARANCE
of
ROSEMORE Pat-
tern Dinnerware at,
HALF PRICE !
94 -Pc. Set
• (12's) •
61 -Pc. Set
(8's)
52 -Pc. Set
(8's)
44 -Pc. Set
.(6's)
Stock PRICE
Reg. Open HALF
59.70
34.20
29.85
17.10
28.95 14.47
24.00 12.00
of Jewellery, Diamonds, China, Silverware,
Pens and Pencils, etc., offered at MARCH SALE PRICES !
SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, MARCH 21st
SAVAUGE'S
JEWELLERY
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SEAFORTII
FINE CHINA
FUNERALS'
Township, and was the &inlet'
Charlotte Anne .Dundas. She
was a Member of Bethel United
Church.
She is survived by one son,
Cherie§ J. Boyd, of McKillop,
and one brother, George Dun-
das, Walton. Three granddaugh-
ters and three great-grandchil-
dren also survive.
A funeral service *as held
Tuesday at 2, p.m. at the Bqx
funeral horne, .with Rev. J. C.
Britton, of Northside United
Church, officiating. Temporary
entombment was in the 'Ritz
Memorial Chapel, Mitchell. Bur-
ial will be in Maitlandbarik
cemetery.
Pallbearers were M e r to n
Hackwell, Earl Mills, Harold
Hudie, Dave Watson, Alex Den-
nis and Gordon McGavin,
Flowerbearers were Porter
Dennis, Harry Addicott, Joe
Thornton and Jack Leeming.
JOSEPH J. SCOTT
, Joseph J. Scott, member of a
prominent pioneer family, died
at Scott Memorial Hospital on
Sunday. He was in his 9,7th
year.
The last of a family of nine,
he ,remembered and enjoyed
recalling his days as. a youth
in the Roxboro area, when a
flour mill operated on the Mait-
land there. He told of corning
to Seaforth in the eighties
when the economy of the town
was based on ealt -industries.
Mr. Scott was born in McKil-
lop at Roxboro, and attended
school at "SS No. 2. He lived
and farmed on the Scott home-
stead until his retirement a few
years ago. He was a mei of
Northside United Church and
the last surviving member of
the Session appointed ' follow-
ing church union. He was ac-
tive in the Sunday. School of
the .church.
His wife, the former Isabelle
Carnochan, to whom he was
married December 21, 1898,
died in May of . last year. He
is survived by one son, • Sam,
and two grandchildren:
A funeral service was' held
at 2 p.m. on Wednesday at the
G. A. Whitney funeral • home,
when his minister, Rev. J. C.
Britton, gofficiated. Temporary
entombment was in 'the Ritz
Memorial Chapel, Mitchell, with
burial to follow in Maitland,.
bank cemetery. , •
Pallbearers were Harold Ag-
ar, -William 'McDowell, Peter
McCowan, James Aitcheson,
Gordon _Scott and_Erancis Cole-
man.. Flowerbearer was Ander-
son Scott.
AMBROSE .. GIVLIN
The death of Ambrose Givlin,
77, of McKillop Township, oc-
curred Wednesday at St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London.
Surviving are his wife, the
former ,Agnes Flannagan;
daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Anna)
Nolan, St. Calumban; Mrs. Wil-
liam (Margaret) O'Brien, Mrs.
Wilfred (Rita) Mullun,, Mrs.
Wilfred (Teresa) Laverty, all of
Stratford; Sister Rose Angela
(Leona), of Mount St. Joseph
Convent, London; Mrs. Frank
(Rose) Whalling, Embro; Mrs.
John (Marie) Neilman, Palmer-
ston; Mrs. Harold (Viola) Moser,
Kitchener; and • sons, James,
Wellesley; Patrick and Joseph,
Dublin; brother, Louis, Wind-
sor. -
Requiem Mass Will be sung
at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Pat-.
rick's Church, Dublin, follOwed
by temporary entombment in
the Elizabeth Ritz Memorial
Mausoleum, Mitchell,
The remains will. be at 'the
family home from 3 p.m. Thurs-
day. The W. J. Cleary funeral
home, Seaforth, is in charge.
LLOYD E. MOFFAT
Lloyd E. Moffat, a pioneer
broadcaster who built his first
radio station when he was 22,
died Monday of a heart attack
while on vacation in Hawaii.
Mr. Moffat, 55, was president
of Moffat Broadcasting imited.
which owns and opera radio
-WOM-EN'S
HOSPITAL'
AUXILIARY
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The regular monthly meeting
of the Women's Hospital Aux-
iliary was held in the nurses'
residence on Tuesday. The
president, Mrs. F. R. Cosford,
presided. •
• During the meeting dates
• were set for the annual penny
sale to be held from April 23
to May 1. Tickets for this ev-
ent are now on sale and may
be purchased from any member
of the auxiliary. Also the aux-
iliary is planning a spring rdm-
mage sale on May 9th. Please
keep this date in mind and save
any good used clothing and art-
iclles for the white elephant
.booth.
Miss
•
Miss Florence Laidlaw read a
newspaper item on the organ-
ization of the Women's Hdspital
Auxiliary over 30 years ago.'
This item came from Mrs. E.
H. Close, who. was the auxil-
iary's first treasurer.
Mrs. William M. Hart won the
mystery prize. A social „ hour
closed llte evening.
Boy Scout leader to troop:
"Remember, men, if you're lost
in the woods at night, get your
bearings .from the sky. .A glow
will indicate the nearest shop-
ping center."
"Tell me," he asked of his
senior, "how can you listen to
your coinplaining patients ,all
day long and still look as fresh
as a daisy?"
The older man looked at his
young friend with surprise. "So,
who listens?"
LEGION CORNER
By JACK HOLLAND
Well, comrades and 'friends,
here I am back in ,business as
the saying goes. 'Right, off we
have a few dates to remember:
March 12 (Thursday), our
regular monthly _general meet-
ing. See you there.
March 14 (Saturday): This is
the big night for all the hockey
kids who are yearly sponsored
by the local Branch of the 'Can-
adian Legion. There were over
150 boys registered this year,
and it is a terrific undertaking
to -teach thern how to skate and
to play hockey. After weeks of
training comes .the 'presentation
'of trophies, and, mind you, they
are ,all, keenly interested and
looking forward to this event.
It behooves us all to go all out
next Saturday night at the
Arena and really cheer our-
selves hoarse for, the kids' sake.
They have been practising ev-
ery Saturday morning for some
time to a vacant arena, so it
will giVe them a big thrill if
you come out and, give, them a
cheer on Saturday night.
Our St. Patrick's supper and
dance is being held on March
20, starting with a banquet at
6:30. This is one of the social
events of the year, so hope to
see you there. ,
This is all for now, -folks;
will have some more Coming
events for you next week, so
until then a lingering thought
for our departed friends and
comrades: "At the going down
of the sun and in the morning,
we shall remember them."
stations CKY, Winnipeg, and
CKLG, Vancouver.
He also was president of ra-
dio stations CHED, Edmonton;
vice-president and treasurer of
CJAY-TV, Winnipeg, and 'a di-
rector of the Canadian Televi-
sion Network (CTV).
Mr. Moffat is a son 'of Mr.
Lorne Moffat of Regina, forreer-
ly of Kippen, and the former
Gertrude Caldwell, of Hensall.
He is a nephessrof Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Sproat of Seaforth.
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Wilkinson's
Scott Paper
Towels
4, Rolls 88c
SHORT CUT
LEG 0'
LAMB
lb. 490
. _
Scott 100ft;
Rolls Cut -Rite
WAX
PAPER
4 Rolls oele
opC
Jaffa
ORANGES:
5 lbs. 650
IGA
Tomato
Juice
-48-Oz.
3 for 00en
C
Scott
Bathroom
Tissues
4 Rolls 0 0,
0 0 1,A;
88c Sale
Scotties
Facial
Tissues
tows Pkg.
for 00nn
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GREEN
GIANT
Fancy
PEAS
15-dz. Tins
5 Tins 88c
,TOP
VALU
Marger-
ine
4 lbs. 88c
Choice Green
or WAX
BEANS
15 -oz. Tins
6 for 88c
Smoked
PICNICS
lb. 35o,
Evaporated
MILK
16 -oz. Tins
6 for 88c-
Rindkss
SIDE
BACON
670 lb*
Choice Dessert
PEA -RS,
15roz. Tins
5"88c
• YOUR FOOD .0Gt441? POTS 111GEE AT YOIIR IGA STORE. •
MRS. ELMER LARONE SHOWS
SLIDES to WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Mrs. E. Larone showed slides
of her trip to Nice, France, at
the regular meeting of Sea -
forth WI, held on Tuesday at
the home of Met. R. J. Doig.
This was the Citizenship and
Education meeting in charge of
Mrs. Lorne Carter and Mrs.
Frank Hunt.
The president, Mrs. James
Keys, was in the chair for the
opening and business portion
of the meeting. In the absence
of the regular secretary, Mrs.
Gordan Papple acted as secre-
tary. Plans were -made to adopt
another child in Hong Kong
this year. Mrs. Lorne Carter
gave the motto, "Tact ;is the
ability to Make' your brain work
before your tongue spgaks."
sorry you don't like my
new • short skirt, Grandma,"
said the teenager, "but when
you were a girl didn't you have
to set your cap for the right.
young men?"
"Well, maybe," answered
Grandma, "but never my knee-
cap!"
Mrs. Frank Hunt demonstrat-
ed the making of peanut brit-
tle. Mrs. Carter favored' with a
couple of readings, and Vanda
and' Evelyn Storey contributed
solos. Mrs. Eldin Kerr thanked
everyone who took part.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. Everett Smith and Miss
Elaine Beattie left this week
for, a holiday in Florida.
Mrs. Reg Locke, of Oshawa;
Mrs. W. A. Campbell, Guelph;
Mrs. W. C. Patterson and Mrs.
Robert Kramer and two children
of Fargo and Wapheton, N.D.;
Mr. and -Mrs. Bruce Walters
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Watson, of London, at-
tended the funeral of the late
Mrs. J. W. Patterson last week.
Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart
and Mrs, Alvin C. McDonald,
of Brussels, attended the fun-
eral of the late Mrs. Harold
Walden in Kincardine on Mon-
day.
Mr. ' George Dickson is a pa-
tient in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal.
CLASSIFIED- ADS
20. Auction Sales
EXECUTORS SALE •
Household furniture and Farm
Equipment, at the Jonathan E.
Hugill Fasni, on Highway No. 8,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25th,
at 1:00 p.m.
BERT PEPPER, Auctioneer s
•- 20-12-1
' CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of
Household Effects' and Misc..
Items on the premises:, at Kip -
pen. The undersigned Auction-
eer recei-ved instructions to sell
by Public Auction on TLIES:
DAY, MARCH 17, at 1 p.M.
Dining room extension table
and chairs; 'antique chairs;
studio couch; Weistringlhouse
refrigerator; walnut sideboard;
davenpurt; oak rockers; welt-
ing desk; Doherty player plane,
with 50 records; inainionst tables
and stands'; chest of drawers;
tea wagon; antique diningtoorn
furniture; kitchen .chairs,; fold-
ing table; kitchen •cabinet;
bedsteads; edresserse-com.
mode; wash stand; steel bed-
steads; springs; , tmattresses;
clothes hamper; ldtchen clock;
large spinning wheel; • ea of
.steales; Axminister rug, 9' x
1131,er; daybed; .electric alampe;
miereree club bag; set of crut-
ches; picture flames;
basins; assortment distee,•glass-
-Ware, kitchen -utensils; copper
boiler; coal oil heater; antique.
crockery chamber; iron i n g
board; Chenille deepest; 2 -burn-
er electric stove; sealers;
crocks; etc., etc.
Terms -Ca sh. •
MISS JEAN IVISON, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk.
20-12-1
22• Legal Notices
• NOTICE '
.
TO CREDITORS -
In the Estate of
FRANCIS JEROME COYNE.
persons having _claiinS
against the Estate of Francis
Jerome Coyne; lateof the Town-
ship of Ilibleert, ill the Celerity of -
Perth, Drover, deceased, who
"died on the 27th day of January,
1)964. are hereby neildfied to send
ir full particulars of their
claimsto the undersigned on
or 'before the 20th- day of Maeeh,
1964, 'after -which date the assets
will be distributed, having re-
gard only to claimsthen receiv-
ed.
DATED at Seaforth, this 25th
day of February, 1964,
McCONNELL & .STEWART
' Seaforth, Ontarke
Solicitors for the Executor.
22-10-3
23. Business Directory
SEAFORTH
VETERINARY
CLINIC
J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. Bryans; D.V.M., VS.
D. E. Galt, V.S.
• G. R. Gray, B.S., D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 105 • Seaforth
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST - OPTICIAN
Seaforth Office:
Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. a.m.
only, Thursday evening by
appointment only.
Phone.791 : Residence 613
Mon., Wed., Clinton Office
- A. W. SILLERY
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Phones: Office 173, Res. 781
Seaforth : Ontario
McCONNELL
& STEWART
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
P. D. McCONNELL, Q.C.
D. I. STEWART
Seaforth, Ont. : Phone 550
D. H. MONNES
Chiropractic
Commercial Hotel
Monday, Thursday.. -1 to 8 p.m.
BOX
FUNERAL SERVICE
R. S. 130X
merman EMBALMER
Pronipt and careful' attention,
. Hospital Bed ,
Flowers ?or All Occasions
PhoneS:
esr6954•Store, 43
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23. Business Directory
A. M.• HARPER
Chartered Accountant
55-57 South Street Telephone
Goderich 524-7562
• J. A. BURKE
• Funeral Director
• and Ambulance Service
DUBLIN ONTARIO
• Night or Day Calls:
• Phone 43 R 10
G. A. WHITNEY- 4
FUNERAL -HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
• • rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
• OCCASION
Phone 119 ' : Seaforth
W. J. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night or Day Calls - 335
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THE family of ---late Albert --
Simile wish to say thank you, to
all: their 'friends and neighbors
for their kind expressinno of
sympathy and rail tributes
received during the bereaVee
intent of a husband and father'
Speciai thanks to, Rev. J. C.
Britton, Rey, B,,'''Patynard, the
pallbearer.% 'dr. and Mrs. G. A.
Whitney and all these who help-
ed in any way. Everything was
deeply appreciated. - 24-12-1
I wish to thank all my friends
and relatiVes vvho remembered
me: 'with eards, treats', and
Chewers while I *testa, patient in
Scott Memorial Hospital. ' It
was B Very much tappreciated.
Mavis Dalton, 24-12-1
Mrs. W. C. Bennett and Mrs.
R. K. McFarlane wish to thank
their many friends far the mes-
sages...eel synepaltPay sent theme
the kindness of friendsand
other acts of comfort, extended
to them in their recent bereave-
ment; also to thank ,Rev. D. 0.
Fry for .comeorting message
and any who made their . time
of sorrow easier. • • 24-12x1
THE . female,: of the late- Mrs.
Wm. Wallace wish to expose
their sincere gratitude and ap-
preciation for thee kindness of
their relatives and friends in,
their recent sad bereavement.
They wish estpeeially 'to thank
the neighbors who helped in so
many ways, Rev. J. Vardy end
the . G. A. Whitney Fun, 'al
Horne, 24-12x1
In Memoriam
UPSHALL-In loving memory
of Cathy Anne Upshall, who
pessed away March 18th, 1963.
Gone from the earth so swiftly,
Jest like a Sower in bloom,
So young, so fair, so loving,
Yet called away so soon.
We'll meet her some geed morn-
ing,
Resting by waters fair,
She is walling for ter 'coping,
In the upper garden there.
Safe hi the arms' of Jesus.
-Ever remembered by Mom,
Dad and the boys. 25-12-1
Births
KELLY - At Scott • Memorial
Hospital, on March 6, to Mr.
and Mrs. Fergus KerilY, RR 2,
Dublin, a on.
TAYLOR -At' Scott Memorial
Hospital, on March 6, to Mir.
and, Mrs: Beverly Tayloe, of
Staffa, la daughter.
MeLLWAIN-At Scott Memorial
Hospital, ori March' 8, to Mr.
and Mrs. John MeLlwain, of
Seaforth, a son.
ZWEP-At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, on March 8, to Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Zvvep, RR 2, Bras -
ea,' a son.
1VIASSE-13orn to Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Masse, of Zurich- (Cath-
erine Ryan), a daughter, Ar-
lene Marie, on- Am* 24.
C POZ TER -In Chatham Gener-
Hoenital. on March 1, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
a son. Paul Donald, a brother
for Brian.
Deaths .
SCOTT -In Staforth, on Meech
8, Joseph I. Scott, in his 97111
veer.
DRAKF.,-In Seafarlih, ofl March
4, john Kenneth bake, iri
hiss 79ttlt vqar.
DINSMORE-4n Wirterhaveh;
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- FOR MANY
MORE WORTHWHILE
SAVINGS
ON -
QUALITY FOODS
GREEN
GIANT
Fancy
PEAS
15-dz. Tins
5 Tins 88c
,TOP
VALU
Marger-
ine
4 lbs. 88c
Choice Green
or WAX
BEANS
15 -oz. Tins
6 for 88c
Smoked
PICNICS
lb. 35o,
Evaporated
MILK
16 -oz. Tins
6 for 88c-
Rindkss
SIDE
BACON
670 lb*
Choice Dessert
PEA -RS,
15roz. Tins
5"88c
• YOUR FOOD .0Gt441? POTS 111GEE AT YOIIR IGA STORE. •
MRS. ELMER LARONE SHOWS
SLIDES to WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Mrs. E. Larone showed slides
of her trip to Nice, France, at
the regular meeting of Sea -
forth WI, held on Tuesday at
the home of Met. R. J. Doig.
This was the Citizenship and
Education meeting in charge of
Mrs. Lorne Carter and Mrs.
Frank Hunt.
The president, Mrs. James
Keys, was in the chair for the
opening and business portion
of the meeting. In the absence
of the regular secretary, Mrs.
Gordan Papple acted as secre-
tary. Plans were -made to adopt
another child in Hong Kong
this year. Mrs. Lorne Carter
gave the motto, "Tact ;is the
ability to Make' your brain work
before your tongue spgaks."
sorry you don't like my
new • short skirt, Grandma,"
said the teenager, "but when
you were a girl didn't you have
to set your cap for the right.
young men?"
"Well, maybe," answered
Grandma, "but never my knee-
cap!"
Mrs. Frank Hunt demonstrat-
ed the making of peanut brit-
tle. Mrs. Carter favored' with a
couple of readings, and Vanda
and' Evelyn Storey contributed
solos. Mrs. Eldin Kerr thanked
everyone who took part.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. Everett Smith and Miss
Elaine Beattie left this week
for, a holiday in Florida.
Mrs. Reg Locke, of Oshawa;
Mrs. W. A. Campbell, Guelph;
Mrs. W. C. Patterson and Mrs.
Robert Kramer and two children
of Fargo and Wapheton, N.D.;
Mr. and -Mrs. Bruce Walters
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Watson, of London, at-
tended the funeral of the late
Mrs. J. W. Patterson last week.
Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart
and Mrs, Alvin C. McDonald,
of Brussels, attended the fun-
eral of the late Mrs. Harold
Walden in Kincardine on Mon-
day.
Mr. ' George Dickson is a pa-
tient in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal.
CLASSIFIED- ADS
20. Auction Sales
EXECUTORS SALE •
Household furniture and Farm
Equipment, at the Jonathan E.
Hugill Fasni, on Highway No. 8,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25th,
at 1:00 p.m.
BERT PEPPER, Auctioneer s
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' CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of
Household Effects' and Misc..
Items on the premises:, at Kip -
pen. The undersigned Auction-
eer recei-ved instructions to sell
by Public Auction on TLIES:
DAY, MARCH 17, at 1 p.M.
Dining room extension table
and chairs; 'antique chairs;
studio couch; Weistringlhouse
refrigerator; walnut sideboard;
davenpurt; oak rockers; welt-
ing desk; Doherty player plane,
with 50 records; inainionst tables
and stands'; chest of drawers;
tea wagon; antique diningtoorn
furniture; kitchen .chairs,; fold-
ing table; kitchen •cabinet;
bedsteads; edresserse-com.
mode; wash stand; steel bed-
steads; springs; , tmattresses;
clothes hamper; ldtchen clock;
large spinning wheel; • ea of
.steales; Axminister rug, 9' x
1131,er; daybed; .electric alampe;
miereree club bag; set of crut-
ches; picture flames;
basins; assortment distee,•glass-
-Ware, kitchen -utensils; copper
boiler; coal oil heater; antique.
crockery chamber; iron i n g
board; Chenille deepest; 2 -burn-
er electric stove; sealers;
crocks; etc., etc.
Terms -Ca sh. •
MISS JEAN IVISON, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk.
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22• Legal Notices
• NOTICE '
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TO CREDITORS -
In the Estate of
FRANCIS JEROME COYNE.
persons having _claiinS
against the Estate of Francis
Jerome Coyne; lateof the Town-
ship of Ilibleert, ill the Celerity of -
Perth, Drover, deceased, who
"died on the 27th day of January,
1)964. are hereby neildfied to send
ir full particulars of their
claimsto the undersigned on
or 'before the 20th- day of Maeeh,
1964, 'after -which date the assets
will be distributed, having re-
gard only to claimsthen receiv-
ed.
DATED at Seaforth, this 25th
day of February, 1964,
McCONNELL & .STEWART
' Seaforth, Ontarke
Solicitors for the Executor.
22-10-3
23. Business Directory
SEAFORTH
VETERINARY
CLINIC
J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. Bryans; D.V.M., VS.
D. E. Galt, V.S.
• G. R. Gray, B.S., D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 105 • Seaforth
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST - OPTICIAN
Seaforth Office:
Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. a.m.
only, Thursday evening by
appointment only.
Phone.791 : Residence 613
Mon., Wed., Clinton Office
- A. W. SILLERY
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Phones: Office 173, Res. 781
Seaforth : Ontario
McCONNELL
& STEWART
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
P. D. McCONNELL, Q.C.
D. I. STEWART
Seaforth, Ont. : Phone 550
D. H. MONNES
Chiropractic
Commercial Hotel
Monday, Thursday.. -1 to 8 p.m.
BOX
FUNERAL SERVICE
R. S. 130X
merman EMBALMER
Pronipt and careful' attention,
. Hospital Bed ,
Flowers ?or All Occasions
PhoneS:
esr6954•Store, 43
wee ee
23. Business Directory
A. M.• HARPER
Chartered Accountant
55-57 South Street Telephone
Goderich 524-7562
• J. A. BURKE
• Funeral Director
• and Ambulance Service
DUBLIN ONTARIO
• Night or Day Calls:
• Phone 43 R 10
G. A. WHITNEY- 4
FUNERAL -HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
• • rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
• OCCASION
Phone 119 ' : Seaforth
W. J. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night or Day Calls - 335
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-24.. Cards .of Thanks .
THE family of ---late Albert --
Simile wish to say thank you, to
all: their 'friends and neighbors
for their kind expressinno of
sympathy and rail tributes
received during the bereaVee
intent of a husband and father'
Speciai thanks to, Rev. J. C.
Britton, Rey, B,,'''Patynard, the
pallbearer.% 'dr. and Mrs. G. A.
Whitney and all these who help-
ed in any way. Everything was
deeply appreciated. - 24-12-1
I wish to thank all my friends
and relatiVes vvho remembered
me: 'with eards, treats', and
Chewers while I *testa, patient in
Scott Memorial Hospital. ' It
was B Very much tappreciated.
Mavis Dalton, 24-12-1
Mrs. W. C. Bennett and Mrs.
R. K. McFarlane wish to thank
their many friends far the mes-
sages...eel synepaltPay sent theme
the kindness of friendsand
other acts of comfort, extended
to them in their recent bereave-
ment; also to thank ,Rev. D. 0.
Fry for .comeorting message
and any who made their . time
of sorrow easier. • • 24-12x1
THE . female,: of the late- Mrs.
Wm. Wallace wish to expose
their sincere gratitude and ap-
preciation for thee kindness of
their relatives and friends in,
their recent sad bereavement.
They wish estpeeially 'to thank
the neighbors who helped in so
many ways, Rev. J. Vardy end
the . G. A. Whitney Fun, 'al
Horne, 24-12x1
In Memoriam
UPSHALL-In loving memory
of Cathy Anne Upshall, who
pessed away March 18th, 1963.
Gone from the earth so swiftly,
Jest like a Sower in bloom,
So young, so fair, so loving,
Yet called away so soon.
We'll meet her some geed morn-
ing,
Resting by waters fair,
She is walling for ter 'coping,
In the upper garden there.
Safe hi the arms' of Jesus.
-Ever remembered by Mom,
Dad and the boys. 25-12-1
Births
KELLY - At Scott • Memorial
Hospital, on March 6, to Mr.
and Mrs. Fergus KerilY, RR 2,
Dublin, a on.
TAYLOR -At' Scott Memorial
Hospital, on March 6, to Mir.
and, Mrs: Beverly Tayloe, of
Staffa, la daughter.
MeLLWAIN-At Scott Memorial
Hospital, ori March' 8, to Mr.
and Mrs. John MeLlwain, of
Seaforth, a son.
ZWEP-At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, on March 8, to Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Zvvep, RR 2, Bras -
ea,' a son.
1VIASSE-13orn to Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Masse, of Zurich- (Cath-
erine Ryan), a daughter, Ar-
lene Marie, on- Am* 24.
C POZ TER -In Chatham Gener-
Hoenital. on March 1, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
a son. Paul Donald, a brother
for Brian.
Deaths .
SCOTT -In Staforth, on Meech
8, Joseph I. Scott, in his 97111
veer.
DRAKF.,-In Seafarlih, ofl March
4, john Kenneth bake, iri
hiss 79ttlt vqar.
DINSMORE-4n Wirterhaveh;
Florida, tonaiz4r-414: gtr
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