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The 4tAn'y oaf tike Pioneer. and: early spttl
went of the conunnnitiee of ggI4onuynie
purhey and Roxboro.
J3elle Cam b it
Only $2.50 per copy
ALSO AVAILABLE - sis
The Story of Seaforth
by Bell Campbell
A History of McKillop
by Mrs, Joseph Grummett
each $2.50
each, $2.00
Three booklets dealing with the Township of Bibbed
by Belle Campbell each $2.50
The Story of Hibbert Township
A Hibbert Review (Part I)
A Hibbert Review (Part II)
Huron County in Pioneer Times
. by James R. Scott each 50c
Settlement of Huron County
by James R. Scott each $5.00
each $2.50
• eaelf$1.00
Seaforth Women's Institute Souvenir Cook
Book
(Please allow 25 cents per book for mailing charges)
each $1.25
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Seaforth Phone 527-0240
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AlAgs aogs monToomey
Spading Street, Seaforth, died
sahirday morning and was taken
cwomunity uospitat. He wad. 46.
dicated he was not 'feeling well
to hospital where he ;$a.ssedaway
Suddenly SatUrday itl Sea
James Ross Mentgefileq,
Mr. Montgomery had in-
a short time later.
Born, in Tuckersmith Town-
ship, the son of Mrs. Wm. Mont-
gomery and the late IVIr.tiont-
gomery, he was educated here
and for a number of years was
employed in the John Boshart
plant. For some time he had
been a member of the custodial
staff of Seaforth District High
School.
Mr. MontgOmery was a
veteran of World War 11 having
served from 1939 to 1945. He
was a member of Seaforth Branch
156 Royal Canadian Legion.Mem-
bers of the Legion atteeded a
memorial service Sunday evening
at the Box Funeral Chapel.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Marjory Golding, to
whom he was married at Staffa
on November 23, 1946 and by
four sons, James of 1041 Erie
Street, Stratford, Gary, Robert
and Edward and- - a daughter
Margaret all at home. He is
also survived by his mother,Mrs.
Ellen Montgomery, two sisters,
Miss Luella and Viola, Mrs.
Harvey Beuerman and a brother,
Earl, all of Seaforth.
A m ember othorthside United
• Church, a funeral service was
conducte by his minister,Rev.
J. C. )3 itton, from the R. S.
Box Fun rdl Willie on Tuesday
afternoon. Interment fgllowed in
Staffa Cem cry.
were Donald Pallbearers
Roberton, Tom • MacLean, Frank
Dale, Donald Wilbee, Ronald Oshea. Flower
Wood and Wm.
Robert Watson bearers were,
and Wm. Miller,.
DENIS H. WALSH
Denis H. Walsh passed away
at St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
Wednesday, December 10th, af-
ter a lengthy illness. He was 43
years of age.
Bore in McKillop Township,
he was the son of the former
Mary Nigh and the late john
' Walsh.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Mary Angela O'Reilly
to whom he was married in
St. Columban in 1950, and by
one daughter, Marilyn, two sons,
Martin and stevdn, all at home.
His mother, Mrs. Mary. Walsh,
Toronto, seven sisters, Mrs. Jo-
seph (Mary) Ryan, Mrs. Fergus
(Teresa) Feeney, Dublin, Mrs.
Borden (Peggy) Bayes, Mrs. Ter-
rence (Javaieline) Mockler, Mrs.
Earl (CatWine) Aslin, Toronto,
Mrs. Leonard (Joan) Clarke,
LOndon; Mrs. Raymond (Rita)
Coombs, Seaforth. Three bro-
thers, Rev, Brother Martin and
William, Montreal, and John of
Stratford. His father predeceased
him in 1957.
His body rested at the John
T. Donahue Funeral Home, Lon-
don, until Friday morning, when
solemn High Mass was sung by
Rev. Father Nigh, Rev. Father
Spencer, Rev. Father Mousseau,
at St. Martin's Roman Catholic
Church at 11 a.m. Burial was in
St. Peter's Cemetery.
Acting pallbearers were Johril
Mockler, Robert Devereaux, Leo
White, Les Davies, Del Ling
and Mr. MacNamara.
'44 MENNO H. FISCHER
Menno H. Fischer, Fullar-
ton Township, died Tuesday in
Seaforth Community Hospital.
A son of the late Henry Fis-
cher' and Louise Meyscheyn, he
was born Nov. 15, 1898. He
married the former Elizabeth
Bach on June '1, 1927—His wife
died June 27, 19. The couple
farmed at lot 13, con. 2 of Ful-
, larton until retiring to live with
his sister, Mrs. Redvers Bax-
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Interested in area history?
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R. Scott? Other books that are
available include the Seaforth
W.I. Souvenir Cook Book, His-
tory of McKillop Township, as
well as copies of histories by
Miss Campbell that. deal with
Ribbert as well as early
days of Egmondville, hey
and Roxboro.
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ter in M5. survivilig are tote, sons;. P#91"
ten and John, both 91"'
ton Township; one hrother,liar-
vey, 134 iivonSt.,ptrat4ord; tilos
sisters, Mrs. William (Della)
Seebaelt, Mitchell ; Mrs.Pearl
Simon, St, Marys; Mrs. Red-
vers (Ethel) Baxter., FullartOrt
Township; four grandchildren.
The body is at the Lockhart
funeral home Mitchell'where the
service will be at 2 p.m, Thurs-
day. Temporary entombment will
be in the Elizabeth Ritz chapel
in Mitchell with burial later in
Grace Lutherap Cemetery.
WILLIAM BOX
The death occurred in Strat-
ford General Hospital on Wed-
nesday of William Box of
Seaforth following a short
illness. Details were not
available at press time.
MRS. ALEX MacDO'NALD
Mrs. Alex MacDonald of Sea-
forth died in SeafortbCpmmunity
Hospital, Wednesday, following
a long illness. Details were
not available at time of going
to press.
SO 'ireful,-
Mr; and Mrs, John A. Me,
Lachlan quietly celebrated their
fifty-eighth wedding anniversary
at their home in Egnamidville on
Saturday, December 6. Members
of their farlailY arranged a turkey
dinner in their honor on Sunday
at the home of their daughter,
Jean and son-in-law, `Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Simpson. Their
fanny also includes another
daughter, Hazel, Mrs. yifilson
McCartney and one son, Robert
of Kippen.
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