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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1963-11-28, Page 14RQN Fa ,t'S SITOI , sEAFORTH, 0 ;, NOV, 24 1943 magorals: F. of , O.E.S.. HOLDS INSTALLATION; AREA OFFICERS ASSIST CEREMONY Seaforth Chapter No. 233, Or- der of the Eastern Star, held their annual installation of of- ficers Thursday night in a set- ting of candles and flowers. Mrs. Anona Crozier, PDDM, acted as installing matron, and Syr Thompson, PP, Stratford, as installing patron. Others on the installing board were Mrs. Helen Wells, PM, Clinton, as marshal; Mrs. Marion Graham, DDGM, London, chaplain; Mrs. Anna Kling, organist and solo- ist, accompanied in her solo by Mrs. Sarah Modeland, and Chas. Reeves, PP, and Gordon McGay. in, PP, as warder and sentinel. Assisting in the East were Mrs. Ella Middleton, PDDM, Exeter, Mrs. Evelyn Thompson, PDDM, Stratford, and Mrs. Dolena Mc- Cuaig, PM. A delightful lunch was serv- ed by the social committee, zon- vened by Mrs. Leila Forbes, at the close of the meeting. Officers installed were: Mrs. Winnifred McPhail, worthy ma- tron; Andrew Crozier, worthy patron; Miss Janette Wilson, as- sociate matron; David McLean, associate patron; Mrs. Anona Crozier, secretary; Mrs. Helen Reeves, treasurer; Mrs. Dolena McCuaig, conductress; Mrs. Dor- othy Townsend, associate con- ductress; Mrs. Flora Dalrymple, chaplain; Mrs. Cora Barrows, marshal; Mrs. Wilma McLean, organist; Mrs. Thelma Coombs, Adah; Mrs. Helen McClure, Ruth; Mrs. Florence McGavin, Esther; Mrs. Dorothy Doig, Martha; Mrs. Janet Baker, Elec- ta; Mrs. Eva Clarke, warder; David Wilson, sentinel. Mrs: Janet Baker, the retiring worthy matron, had the plea- sure of having her daughter, Mrs. Janet Kinnear, WM, from St. Catahrines, present and pin on her jewel and Mrs. Martha Corlett performed the same du- ty for the retiring worthy pa- tron, James Doig. After the meeting was closed, Susan Langlois, the three-year- old granddaughter of the new worthy matron, presented her with a bouquet of red roses. Mrs. McPhail then introduced her three daughters: Patricia and her husband, George Lang- lois; Betty and her husband, Jimmy Glew, and Mary McPhail. The winner on the draw for the Christmas cake was Mrs. Lillian Wright. Guests were present from Nia- gara Falls, St. Catharines, Lon. don, Byron, Exeter, Clinton, Blyth, Stratford and Mitchell. Business ,uses advertising to maintain and increase its out- lets for goods. Unless such out- lets are maintained and increas- ed, the income on which taxes are based, will not be forthcom- ing. a.. �.. .. s.� �..,.;;,... .41/ ..G r ..,r ".1 .'r.,r r I ..rA' I , Ir4 ; I ...111 ;WC A rPrF r .n tr..A MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS FRESH and CLEAN Take a look at the dress you've been saving for the holidays . at the children's clothes, and Dad's suits! And while you're about it, examine the slip- covers and drapes, the blankets and spreads. If every- thing isn't spotlessly clean, call us now for the finest professional dry cleaning. Our cellophane wrapped cleaning assures you that your clothes will be delivered to you fresher, cleaner -JUST LIKE NEW! Make Sure Your Family and Home Are Set To Greet Santa in Style ! FLANNERY CLEANERS Phone 87 - Seaforth 9.4 r4) yr i r r, x y #"1, ,w• i !r1r r v i w i x�1 rjr xr « Elects Officers, Reviews Work Ted Fear, of RR 5, Brussels, was elected president of the Morris Township Federation of Agriculture at the recent an- nual meeting held in Belgrave. Other officers are: Past presi- dent, Stanley Hopper; directors, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mathers, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Black, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fear, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby, Jim Spivey, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoonard. Commodity groups: Hogs, Al- bert Bacon, R. H. Coultes; poultry, George Proctor, Louis Phelan; cream, Glen Sellers; beef, William Elston, Don Craig; park, John Nixon; county di- rector, Ted Fear; woman direc- tor, Mrs. Ted Fear. Following a banquet, Don Grieve, a former assistant agri- cultural representative in Hu- ron County, told of his work as assistant professor of animal husbandry at the Ontario Agri- cultural College. FUNERALS HARRY HART The death occurred Friday of Harry Hart, 63, Preston, in South Waterloo Memorial Hos- pital in Galt. A native of Sea - forth, Mr. Hart lived in Pres- ton for the past 15 years. He leaves his wife, the for- mer Jeanette Storey; a son, Kenneth, Galt; a brother, Wil- liam, Wroxeter; and three sis- ters, Mrs. Emina Sparling, Wroxeter; Mrs. Joseph (Elsie) Hart, Clinton, and Mrs. Ethel Carmichael, of Goderich. A funeral service was held Monday at the Stager -Barthel funeral home, Preston. JOSEPH J. ECKERT Joseph John Eckert died sud- denly at his home, lot 10, con. 9, McKillop Township, on Thurs- day in his 62nd year. He was born in McKillop on the farm on which he lived all his life, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eckert, He was a member of St. Columban's Roman Cath- olic Church, the Holy Name So- ciety and the League of the Sacred Heart. Surviving besides his wife, the former Mary Feeney, are two sons, Thomas and Peter; at home; three sisters, Mrs. Peter (Clotilda) Maloney, Dublin; Mrs. George (Teresa) Coville, Dub- lin; Mrs. Albert (Lucy) Siemon, RR 2, Walton; four brothers, Rev. Vincent Eckert, Fort Gary, Ind.; Stephen Eckert, Timmins; Peter Eckert, Toronto; James Eckert, Rochester, N.Y. On Monday morning the body was removed to St. Col- umban's Church where Solemn Requiem High Mass was chant- ed by Rev. Vincent Eckert, with Rev. Thomas McQuaid, S.F.M., as deacon, and Rev. L. J. Cough- lin as subdeacon. Pallbearers were Stephen Murray, Frank Murray, Fergus Horan, Mervin Deitz, Norman Beuermann and Harold Deitz. Burial was in St. Columban cemetery, rr�r� rr �1 r wh trjfpw vrr ri r r rr ur SANTA'S SPECIALS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY A "BETTER " CAR FOR THE FAMILY, OR FOR YOUR TEENAGER, AT MONEY SAVING PRICE! SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS THIS WEEK -END '60 CHEVROLET TWO -DOOR Clean as a pin. '59 PONTIAC SEDAN One owner only. '60 PLYMOUTH SEDAN One local careful owner. .l '58 DODGE SEDAN As good as it looks! Was $1450 1350 1350 850 Getting older, but in above average condition. LATE MODEL -One and 2 - year olds. We have them in Chevrolet, Corvair, Chevy II. Have to be seen and driven to appreci- ate their value. Priced too low! '55 Chevrolet Sedan ... $200 '56 Chev 2 -Door 300 '56 Chevrolet 4 -Dr. Sedan 300 SPECIAL $1150 1250 1150 550 NEW CARS and TRUCKS - A selective line to choose from. Can you think of a nicer present? GIVE US A TRY - WE NEED YOUR BUSINESS Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your authorized Chev. - Olds Dealer CLINTON . ,t ,1 .. „1 „d 1 d Yi 1 t. 4 ' r,r ONT. HURON BRUCE MPP OF 1CIATES . a WHN MORRIS OPENS NEW BRIDGE Morris Township's largest bridge was officially opened Monday by Murray Gaunt, Lib- eral member for Huron -Bruce. The $80,00.0 bridge replaces a 50 -year-old span on the first Iine of Morris Township. His- tory shows a bridge at this spot was one of five washed out by floods in April, 1912. The new bridge will be known as the Campbell Bridge commemorating one of the ear- ly families in this district. A bronze plaque has been placed on the side of the bridge ane contains the names of the reeve, council and road offii- cials. The opening was attended by township and highway officials including Reeve Stewart Proc- tor, Councillors William Elston, Ross Smith, James Mair, W. R. Shortreed, William McArter, road superintendent, Contrac- tor Angus Mowbray, H. H. Hot - son, W. H. Fenn, district muni- cipal engineers, and R. W. Daw- son, consulting engineer, Strat- ford. Councillor Shortreed said 1913 records show $43,000 was bor- rowed to build five bridges in the township destroyed the year previous by floods. Reeve Stewart Procter said clerk Mrs. Helen Martin had received word that the town- ship will now receive a 60 per cent subsidy on all ordinary road construction for the next four years. Previously it was a 50 per cent subsidy. The sub- sidy is based on the assessment and the volume of township roads. WINCHELSEA Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe of Thames Road visited on Satur- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Skinner of Sebringville, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. El- son Lynn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Coward and Pamela of Sunshine Line visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Coward. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Macdonald of Staffa visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin GiIfillan. Mrs. Phil Hern, Mrs. Elson Lynn, Mrs. John Coward and Mrs. Newton Clarke attended the dessert euchre at the curl- ing rink in Exeter on Wednes- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walters and Danny and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clarke and Ronald of Sunshine Line visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clarke at Sebringville. AT HURON COUNTY'S FINEST USED CAR MARKET 2-1963 Stratochief Sedans-A.T., Radio 1963 Cltev. Biscayne Sedan 1963 Pontiac Laurentian Sedan, new-A.T. 1963 Chev. Impala 4-Door-H.T., V-8 1963 Bel Air -Automatic, fully equipped 1962 Chev. Bel Air-A.T. 2-1962 Pontiac Sedans 1962LFalcon Four-Door-A.T. 1962 Pontiac Four -Door Station Wagon 1962 Chev. Biscayne Sedan -Standard 1960 Ford Two -Door SPECIAL -1959 .Pontiac Strafe . 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