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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-02-25, Page 12pSl,.,.QR>f S -r M'IRH,, On, •t '25 196 Pala 4e • Directory IEL? ADS L -L STEWART :niter. s,; , Solicitors, Etc. P, 7]l,rMc.CONNELL, Q.C. L STEWART hearer*, onL Phone 527.0850 SILLERY Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. ' • f€ 4e,. 527-1850, Res. 527-1643 Seaforth : Ontario 'W. J. CLEARY Seaforth, Ontario L LENSED EMBALMER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR Night Or Day Calls — 527-0510 G. A. WHITNEY • • FUNERAL HOME Goderich St. W., Seaforth AMBULANCE SERICE Adjustdble hospital beds for rent. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 527-1390 Seaforth J. A. BURKE • Funeral Director and Ambulance Service DUBLIN ONTARIO Night or Day Calls: Phone 43 R 10 BOX, FUNERAL SERVICE Prompt and careful attention Ambulance Service Flowers For All Occasions Phones: .;: Day 527-0680 — Night 527-0885 • PERCY WRIGHT Licensed Auctioneer. For a better Auction Sale, call Percy Wright, Hensall, 262-5482. 23q 56-10 24. Cards of Thanks 25.1n Memoriam REEVES — lin loving memory of Mrs. Fred Reeves wain past- ed away February 25, 1956. Take her in thine arms, dear Lord, And ever Welt her be A messenger of love Betweenou hearts and Thee. Everremored by Clarence. 25-61x1. HOW — In loving memory of . a dear. wife, mother and grand- mother, Mrs. James Hogg, who was iso suddenly caned to her eternal rest three years ago, March 1 1962. So many things have happened Since you were called away, Things yoit would have enjoyed Had you been left to stay. SQ,many things to shame with you In just the usual way, Things that would be so snafu nicer, If you were here with us to -day. We cannot bring. the old days back, Your hands we cannot touch, But God gave us wonderful memories Of the one we loved so much. Ever remembered and so sad- ly mussed by - husband Jim, daughter and set -in-law, Lois and Bedford Dungey, and grand- children Brenda and Bonnie. 25-61x1 I wash to thank all• those who sent .me cards and gifts while I was a patient in .Scott Mem- orial Hospital. Special: thanks to Dr. Malkas, Dr. Brady and, the .Staff for your care and kind- ness. It was greatly appreciated. — Frank Phi ll ps. 24-61-1 I wish to thank my friends and neighbor's for' -cards and treats while I was „v, patient in- Scott MMmarial ' Hospital.- Special thank§ to Dn Goatwlt4 and. the staff,,It was greatly nppreciarbed. —. • Rlobett C. Speer. • 24-61.iul I those Wish; to .thank allallose who • remelbereid .me watch, cards, letters and visits, and the C.P.T. Hens.Kinettes, and W.M.S. and Ladies Md ocf. Carmel Church for Christmas boxes and flowers. I am most grateful to Dr. Goddard and. tate staff of South Huron. Hospital.' .— Mrs. W.H.' McLean. 24-61-1 I would like to thank everyone who,. sent flowers, cards and letters and gid while I vias a• patient in the •hospital. Special thanks to••Dr. Brady, nurses and staff of .Scott Memerial Hosa pital' and all others who helped at home. It was very much appreciated. — Mrs. F'oreslt McKay, RR1 Walston. 24-61-1 I would -like to express my sin- cere' thanks to ail those send- ing cards, gifts visits during - my stay 'n South Huron Hos pital'. Sial thanks . to Drs. G.... ard, Walden; Gans and to nurses staff. — Pearl 24+-61-1 • I Would llike, to thank • all my. fr ie ids and relatives for making my !stay in the ..hospital Mane nt by remembering .mre cards, • gifibs,• and treats. li thanks to Dr. Brady, Dr. Vat tine, Dr. Jennie and the turses and staff :of Wal r M..leifiorial Sick Childnens Hos- pitat Thadiks again. �- Janice McCllure. 24-61-1 I would:like to thank all my many filen& far cards,' flowers, treats and visits .while a parttent in Seaforth! h+aspita 1. Special t honk s to, Dr. Brady, Dr. Maf ci s! and the nurses and staff .of #she hospital for their kind- ' »tai's. Monica Callw'llh, 25-61x1 THE'famdly of the late Mrs. W. Roger on wish to express their stinceate thanks and appreciation ' to friends, neighbqurs' and rela- tives for their many acts of kind- ness, floral tributes, donations to the Pioneer Memorial Mauso- leum Fund, an'd • cards+ of syni- pathyi received during ' their recent bereavement. Spetlal Ella/aka to Mrs.' Orville Dale for kindness and help when must needed,Ma's. Anna Coyne, Miss Drope and staff of Scott Memorial Hospital, Rev, Douglas Fry, Dr. Gomwill, Dr. Staplleton, G.A. Whiteley Fun- eral., Homier, pallbearers .an d 4awaraaamens. • Your kindness: was deeply appreciated and ' will always be remembered. • 24-61x1 I1ofCPlafl Award Series Members of the Father Steph- en Eckert Council of the Knights of Columbus, at their meeting Thursday night, honor- ed Mayor John• Flannery when he was presented with a Knights of Columbus emblem- atic ring by Grand Knight Chas. Rau. The members chose Mayor Flannery as "The Knight of the Year" in recognition of the years of public service as , coun- cillor, and now mayor of the community. Mayor Flannery thanked the members in a brief reply, as- suring the council he would treasure the gift and would as- sist the council in all its en- deavours whenever possible. A second .presentation was al- so made by the Grand Knight to John L. Malone, in the form •of a Past Grand Knight's Cer- tificatewhich was issued froth Supreme office and signed by the Supreme Knight. Mr. Ma- lone expressed his thanks- in a few brief words. The 100 Club draw was made during the meeting. The win- ner was Henry Rau, RR 2, Zur- ich. The council will award $10 to two grade 8 pupils in each Separate School in the council area. The awards will be made in the fall mad will consist of $5.00 each to the highest stand- ing girl and boy in each school in grade 8. There are nine sep- arate schools in the council area. The council is looking to the future and hopes that it will be able to increase these awards after the initial year. Births BLAKE — At Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Feb. 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blake, RR 2, Clinton, a son. POWERS — At Seaforth, on February 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowers,. Bmucefield, a daughter. GROOTHIUS — At Seaforth, on February 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Groothius, a' son. HULLE.Y — In Stratford Gen- eral Hos'plita1, on February 11th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley, RRL Seaforth, a daughter, Debbie Helen: HOFFNLEIYER — In Clinton Public Hospital, on February .12th, to . Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hoffineyer; Clinton, (nee Patricia Carter) a. son, Russel Daniel. JASNEY — At South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on February 19, to Mr. and Mrs- James Jasney, twins—son and daugh- ter. RONEY = At Seaforth, on Feb- ruary 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roney RRl Staffa, a daughter. Deaths • ROGERSON — In Seaforth, on Thursday, February 18, 1965, Elizabeth Dunlop, - widow of the late Walter Rogerson, in her 92nd year. • WILCOX — In Sunnybrook. Hospital, Toronto, on -Febru nary 18, 1965, Arthur Frederick Wilcox, beloved husband of Marjory Wigg. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Powell wish to 'announce the engage- ment of their elder daughter Linda, Louise to Mr. Donald Edgar Coleman, son of air. and Mrs:- Harold Coleman. ' The wedding to take place' March 20 at 3:00 p.m., at St. Thomas Thomas An .can Church. 25. In Memoriam • Too Late • AUXILIARY MEETS Mrs. C. Reith presided over the regular meeting of the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Church Tuesday- evening, when there were 12 present. Plans were advanced to hold a June supper and make two layettes and send Christmas cards overseas. Mrs. E. Rivers explained the visitation to the new Ontario Hospital at ..Gode- rich, and asked for volunteers to go the following Thursday. The World. Day of Prayer was discussed and Mrs. Rivers is to read the- Scripture ..lesson. The Scripture lesson was read by Miss Bessie Grieve from the sixth chapter of Galatians. Mrs. Robert Charters read the Glad Tidings Prayer. Miss Florence Laidlaw, in the absence of the treasurer; s,read her • report and received the collection. Two. groups were formed and held a discussion onvarious questions which were put to' the group concerning fellowship and the need of such groups. FOR SALE -2 bull calves, 3 days old. Phone 527.0546,' Tony Van Loon, RR 2, Kippers_ 61-1 FOR SAFE:--•Househelld Amnia tures. must sell, moving to wets coast:. Phone 527-0032 and ask for Mrs. Fenwick. 61-2 FOR SAA1EE -Fkirmal, size 14, only worn twice;, phone 527-1265. 611 FOR SALE—Nearly new, large space heater, b r o w er a n d thermostat. 'Win heat 5 to 6 rooms, reaaionable price. Phone 5227-0307. 61-2 FOR SALE—A few good hirer- ' ford shorthorn cows. freshening soon. They, are young caws: Luther Sanders, phone 527-15771 '61-1 FOR SALE—Charoloas-Durham calf, Dale Nixon, phone 527-0738 Seaforth. 61-1 FOR RENT—Downstairs apart- ment, heated, 2 -bedrooms, 3 - piece bath, Gordon Noble phone 527-0840. 61-2 FOR RENT—Recently remod- elled house.' First floor,4 rooms including modern kitchen: -and separate laundry. Second ftbor, 3 bedrooms and bath, gas fur- nace. Phone 527•-1904. 61-1 WILLEMS — In lovingmemlory of a' dear wife and mother Magda G. Wtllems, who passed away February 25 19.64. God knew that she was suffer- ing,That the hills were hard to climb, So he c weary eyelids And whispered, Peace be thine:: Away in ; the beanibiful bins of God,. B'y the Val ley of Beat so fair, Soma daffy' we. know snot when We Win :Ince t our loved one ' Akwa st logreld aid even remem `' be d by 'blei? h l alndl 'a d fes. Every week more people dis- cover - what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. • • CROMARTY Mr. and .Mrs, James Ramsey,, Steven and Vickie, of Listowel, were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr: and Mrs. Alex Ram- sey. Mr. Alex } Parker left for Northern Quebec, 'where he is employed, after Visiting for a week at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wal- ker. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner visited on Sunday with Mrs. Gardiner's father; Mr. Henry Eggert ,,of Rostock. Mr. T. L. Scott attended the meeting of Stratford Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church, at Monkton on Tuesday. Weekend visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Otto .Walker. were Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee and chil- dren and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie and • daughters. Mrs. Jennie Fischer, Guelph, visited with her brother, Mr. Russell Butler. Mrs. Alex Walker, Kimberley, and Michelle, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 'Otto Walker, left Saturday for Kirk- land Lake, where they will re- side. Mr. , Russell Butler is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. We extend our sympathy to the family of the late Mr. Carl :Walker, who passed away sud- denly at his home ,on Saturday evening. CONSTRUCTION of a new sewer lateral to ser"ve the new Seaforth Community Hospital 's well advanced and is scheduled for completion before March 8. Work now is' at the deepest point, with the trench "excavated to a depth of 26 feet.' Here, workmen are busy preparing to lay pipe after :the shovel had cleared , the trench. Frank Kling Ltd. has the contract. (Expositor photo by Visser). . Ladies' Guild Has Meeting The Ladies' Guild of St. Thomas' Anglican ' Church met at the home of Mrs. William O'Shea for the February meet- ing. The president, Mrs. G. Snowdon, conducted the busi- ness session, when the :follow- ing committees were named for. the booths at the November 17 bazaar: aprons: Mrs.• J. Grum mett, Mrs. N. Oldfield, Mrs. G. McGavin, Mrs. E. Case, Mrs. H. Pretty; knitting: Mrs. A. Reid, Mrs. A. MacLean; puddings, cake, candy and mincemeat: Mrs. L. Ford, Mrs. E. Dinsmore, Mrs. E. C. Boswell; variety, Mrs. C. Coombs,_Mrs. Ted Southgate; children's: Mrs. B. McLean; baking: Miss D. Parke, Mrs. D. C. Cornish, Mrs. J. Oldfield; country stare: Mrs. D. Netzke, Mrs. T. Brown; tea room: Mrs. J. R. Spittal, Mrs. C. Rowcliffe, Mrs. G. Stockwell. The list is subject to change if necessary. STAFFA Mrs. Bell and pupils at S.S. No. 3, Hibbert, held their Val- entine party on Friday after- noon. Each grade decorated a school window and prizes were awarded for the best; also priz- es' for the beat decorated Val- entine hag. There were six pre- school children present—Susan Norris, Kathy Roney, Jeana Lou Elliott; Nancy Templeman, Glen and Dennis Parsons. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan; Exeter; , visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and families. 'We Norris, Guelph, spent• the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Sam Norris, and Mr. and Mts. Bob Norris and daughters. Terry Daynard, a fourth-year student at the O.A.C., is Press - dent ref the College Royal this 'year, which is, , beim held the :-first• Week- i . Marchi ' 4.1i/fi%; ROSS Smile wag in To- *.leVC,4t0 Ale ytte k., ":r�`d.�+.`ru•:mi�+a1*2a'r,9,,Ua'sl�d Juveniles 'Win' Second Game Over Wingham Mrs. Spittal explained to the members the plan for' the va- rious churches to assist at the Ontario- Hospital ,at Goderich, ea ,h.church to be responsible for four days a year,• with- our first days being.the first and third Thursdays in May, various. materials and ideas' for crafts, etc., to be brought to the March meeting—print scraps for quilt blocks, plastic cleaner bags, body Sunday morning. Rev" Ar - ends of wool •and yarn, old ny- thur, Higginbotham conducted Pons for rugs, etc. There will the service. Boy. Scouts from be mote discussion next month here • who took part in Sing - when the ladies will be shown time -on CKNX TV, Wingham, how to cut the nylons. Sunday afternoon, included Several ladies volunteered to Bruce Clark, Keith Williamson, make pyjamas and knit socks Gerald Baan, Larry Walters, for the Children's Aid Society. Na LOCAL BRIEFS - Mr. and Mfrs. Joe. White spent the weekend at:Windsor Windsor and Detroit 'While attending the White - Mayville wedding at Windsor. Mrs. R. ' Elgie • visited last week with friends in Lucknow and Goderich. Mr. Russell Hays, of Detroit, visited relatives in town, over the weekend. Mrs. Watson Sholdice, Blyth, was a- guest last week of her sister, Mrs. Robert Joynt, and Mr. Joynt... -' Miss Lois . Maloney and • Mr. Karl Schmitt, of Kitchener, spent the weekend at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cudmore of Wallaceburg, were Sunday guests of Miss Hazel Reid and Mr. D. L. Reid. WALTON NEWS • OF THE WEEK WOMEN'S' HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The Hospital Auxiliary van- ishing euchres and bridges are progressing favorably and con- tinued progress is anticipated. The following have enter- tained: Miss Dorothy Parke was hostess to Mrs. Harold Cole- man, Mrs. A. Bethune, Miss Mae Smith,. Miss Hilda Payne, Mra. L. Rowat, Mrs. R. J. Spittal and Mrs. E. Stephenson; Miss Kath- erine Cleary entertained Mrs. J. J. Cleary, Mrs. J. Meagher, Mrs. Frank Maloney and Mrs: James Kelly; Miss Florence Laidlaw was hostess to' , Mrs. Harold Whyte, Mrs. P.. Brady, Mrs, R. R. McKindsey, Mrs. W. Hart, Mrs. James Slattery, Mrs. Fa R. Cosford, Mrs. C. P. Sills' and Mrs. Dave Cornish. Cash donations were received from Mrs. Art Wright, Mrs. M. Taylor and Mrs., Clarence Wap. den. Was Sally • Nott, Iieg,N., of London,. spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Raymond Nott, in Egmondville. • Those from a • distance at- tending the ftmeral of the late Mrs. Walter Rogerson were: Mr. and Mrs, Fred Armstrong, of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace Shannon, Sarnia, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pethick, of Peterborough. Messrs. Glenn Smith, Thorpe Rivers and John porrance haft returned . from, a two weeks' holiday in Florida. Rev. S. W. McFalls and Miss Lillian McFalls, of Hensall, for- merly, of London, Ont., have, taken up residence last -week in Seaforth.` .Rev. McFalls has - pastored several churches • in Michigan, U.S.A. Paul Felkar, son of Mr. and Mrs. •Everett Felkar, of Moose Jaw, has joined the RCAF`'and has been posted to St. Johns, Quebec, Miss Alice Ann Nixon, of the Exeter branch' of the Bank of Montreal, has been transferred to the Weston branch. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney and family visited their daugh- ter, Sister Ann Clare, at Mount St. Joseph, London, on Sunday. The regular monthly meeting 'ed the speaker. of the 17th and Boundary Unit James Smith acted as chair - of the UCW of Duff's United man for the evening. Rev. Ar - Church was held at the home thur Higginbotham welcomed of Mrs. Martin Baan. The roll the guests on behalf • of the call was answered by ,16 mem- church. Mrs. Ronald. Bennett bers and one • visitor was Pres- moved a voteof thanks to the ent. McKillop ladies. The evening Mrs. William Murray was in was closed with the Scout.and charge of the devotional' per- Cubs Signs and Promise. iod. .Hymn 498, "More Love To Mr:, Walter Somerville is at Thee, 0 Christ," was sung. The present confined to Stratford Scripture reading from Psalm General Hospital. 113 was taken by Mrs. Murray, Mr. Frank Kirkby spent the followed with prayer. Mrs. weekend with • Mr. and Mrs. Maud Leeming' took the topic Herbert Kirkby; Woodstock. entitled, "Gratitude," while Mrs. Mrs. Walter Broadfoot and Murray read the'' . Scripture Mrs. Fred Kerley, who is visit - references. Mrs. Harold • Small- ing - here from Toronto, spent don favored with a solo. Mr`s, the weekend in Seaforth with George Williamson conducted Mrs. William Leeming and•Mrs.' the business. The . financial re- Fern Patterson, who is a pa - port was given by Mrs. Clifford tient in Scott Memorial Hospi- Hoegy. After some discussion tal. the meeting closed with the Mrs. William Miller, Mitchell, singing of Hymn 394, "Happy Mrs. Edward Miller and Mr. and the Home When God is There," Mrs: Douglas Ennis . visited in and prayer. Toronto on Sunday with* Mrs. A Valentine dance, sponsor- Edward Zoeger and other rela- ed by the, Hall Board; was held tives, owing to the sudden in the Walton Community Hall death of Edward. Zoeger on Friday evening with- Desjar- Saturday. 4- , dine's orchestra supplying the Mrs. Forest McKay has re - music. Spot dance winners turned home from Scott Mem- were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hue- oriel Hospital, Seaforth. ther, Brussels, Miss Anne Achil- les and . John 'Varley. • in spent several days in Toronto The Boy Scout Troop Cub this week. Pack and their leaders attend- Mr'- and Mrs. Gordon Lydian ed Duff's UnitedChurch in a and family, Barrier were week end guests at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ritchie. Before the largest crowd of the season, Seaforth's high -fly- ing Juveniles advanced a step closer to the Western Ontario Juvenile championship when they defeated Wingham in a high -scoring game Wednesday night here. The locals took the game 11-7 in one of the best played games this season. The teams return to action in Wing - ham. Friday .night. This could be another real game, as Wing - ham faces elimination, being down two genhes. to none in the best -of -five series.. A house cat has been known to reach the age of 27 years, The March meeting' is to be at the home of Mrs. L. F. Ford, with Mrs. W. E. Southgate and Mrs: Stockwell to look after the lunch. There will be a shower for the apron booth at that time. The president closed.t h e, meeting with the benediction. A social hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Case and Mrs. Snowdon serving lunch. FIRST CHURCH WMS The February meeting of First Presbyterian Church WMS was held in the schoolroom of the church with 25 present. The president, Mrs. Francis Coleman, opened the, meeting with prayer and a poem. Hym 599; "0 God of Bethel," was sung. Members were asked to think about a guest speaker for the April meeting. The four group leaders were to look after the prayers for the World Day of Prayer, to be held in North- side United Church. Miss Jessie Fraser gave the treasurer's report in the ab- sence of Mrs. '1VIcKay and re- ceived the offering. The presi- dent • then turned the meeting over to the group leader, Mrs. .lames. Keys. "All People That on Earth Do Dwell" was sung and Mrs. John Thompson read the Scripture lesson, taken from Philippians. Prayer was offered by Miss Jennie Hogg. • The second chapter of the study book, "Missions On Our Doorstep," was taken by sev- eral members, and Mrs. Keys thanked those Who took part rib God', OU± Help in 'Ages lust'' Was 4,ng,.; Neil McDonald and Gary Ben- nett. Scouts Hold Banquet The McKillop UCW Unit ca- tered to a banquet Monday eve- ning in the school rooms of Duff's United Church with 97 attending. - Guests included Boy Scouts, Cubs, their fathers, sponsoring fathers, leaders, group commit- tee and Mr. V. I. McIntosh, DC, St. Marys, and Ronald Eyre, ADC, Egmondville, both of Perth District. Sydney Jolley, ADC, Bruce - field, Huron District from the Clinton RCAF Station, guest speaker, was introduced by Campbell Wey. Mr. Jolley had S - .' g experience overseas owed slides taken over - William Leeming thank - Surface temperatures of the siftx •' avei ages 3.6,066degrees PShreniheit� fy A, Na :. ter - .,.... ffl,ia�*�.lrirN k!#r�„,;tAra;waa .... Honor Couple Mr. and John F. Bell, RR 2, Seaforth, entertained friends and neighbors Friday evening hi honor. of Mr, and Mrs. James Owen ' Scott, newlyweds. The evening was spent playing ;euchre, with the bride, Mrs. Scott, winning the ladies' high. Miss Jessie Fraser won the ladies' consolation, and Gordon Scott, men's high; and Fred Mc- Gavin, the low prize. Following lunch, Sani Scott addressed the bride and groom and Welcomed the Ito the `onimunity. 'Many rift autiful gifts> were presented Uy John Beli.'to the '-dotiplte;W110,betli it ride suitable repute arld'ihatik+ ed eveiryofip; incl Itl,fn Mr and: igte .)1e11, ;fo . thalr' tto pltliti astd�': tivited; ,vloit`' them `-iii �theti heW ftomt Ito �W`ingHar�i� Scouts Parade At Egmondville: Members of the Egmondville Scouts,, Rovers, Guides, Cubs and Brownies held a church parade to Egmondville United Church on Sunday. Ken Moore, chairman of the group committee, presented a flag to Ron Eyre, who received it on behalf of the Scouts, in memory of Thomas and Wil- liam Oliver, , two Scouts who died accidentally Feb. 15, 1964. The flag was dedicated by Rev; A. Scott and placed in front of the church. ; During the service the. new Rover Scout flag was also dedi- cated. 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