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The Huron Expositor, 1971-09-02, Page 8•-• Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee The Exeter Times-Advocate reports that an Usborne Township man miraculously escaped serious injury after being pinned in a truck by overfive tons of corn at Canadian Candprs Ltd. Wayne Prance was unloading corn when he went up into the partially filled truck to undo a cross chain. The balance of the Load then let go, the truck shot ahead, and Prance was pinned in the back tail gate. Truckers near by, aided by his father and Ted Wright, dug the unconscious man out and rushed him to hospital. He suffered no injury and was released from hospital the following day.- - -R. Grant Morgan, a member of a well-known district family, lost his life in a tragic accident at the Roulade Motel, Allan Park subdivision. Mr. Morgan, a non-smoker;died in a fire contained in his room at the Detroit Motel where he was attending a business conference. Heals survived by his wife and four sons; also' a brother, Beverly, R. R. 1, Hensel!. The Goderich Signal-Star reports that the Ontario Depart- ment of Transport and CommunicationS has advised Goderich Town Council that representatives will come to Goderich this fall to observe the intersection at Highway 8 and,, Britannia Road with a view to erecting traffic signals. Council agreed this would be a good time for the depart- ment to look at the corner since the children will be back to school and the full 'problem will be evident.- - -Boer War Vet celebrates great-grandson's birthday. Four generations of Barnetts celebrated, David Colin-Allen's second birthday at Sunnybrook Veterans' Hospital in Toronto recently. Great-grandfather, Herbert William Barnett was born in England in 1879. He enlisted with the Royal Sussex Regiment and served with the British Forces in the South African Boer War. His second eldest son, Allen Harry Ba.rnett, now residing in Goderich Township, was born in Midland. The great-grandson, David, was born in Peterborough and resides now at Willowdale. Mr. and Mrs. Henry "Scotty" Ross of Scott Street, Wingham, marked their 60th wedding anniversary recently according to the Wingham Advance-Times. Many friends and, neighbors called during open house to congratulate the couple. Among the congratulation messages were one from the Queen's secretary,, London, England; Prime Minister ----P Jerre- T-redeateand-Preinler-Witliim' Davis-of Ontarizee- A 14 year-old Brussels boy found that experimenting with the unknown can be both dangerous and painful. Stephen Martin found a package of powder and when he put a match to it, the powder exploded and he was admitted to Wingham and District Hospital with burns to his face, neck and chest. - - - William E. Armstrong, 60 Patrick Street, received many congratulations on his 89th birthday. Mr, Armstrong was a blacksmith and carriage builder and has resided in Wingham for 51 years.- - - Friends and relatives from Belmore and Teeswater area gathered Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Heifenstein to celebrate the first birthday of "the Belmore triplets", Patrick, Daniel and Nancy Hofmann. The Listowel Banner reports that the Town is to get a new industry. Mayor David Kilberg, at a special meeting , of council, announced that the Starcraft Company ofGoshen, Ind., has chosen Listowel as the site for its first Canadian plant. Initial employment will be about 35 and should be about 60 by yearend.- - - Mrs. Arthur D. Proudly and her brother, Harold D. Humphreys of England, were reunited recently after 58 years. His wife Ida met his sister for the first time. They have been married 42 years. The St. Marys Journal-Argus says that two bald-headed eagles have apparently set uphouse-keeping in the St. Marys area. 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Till 6 3 Pkgs' for 1.00 Kraft Smooth PEANUT BUTTER • AREA FUNERALS-- Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall Mrs. Tom Shortreed and her daughter Emma were hostesses for a miscellaneous shower at their hdtne last Wednesday even- ing August 25 for Miss Judy King of Gorrie, whose marriage to Ken Shortreed takes place this Friday evening. Mrs. Mac Webster conducted three contests during the even- Inc,. The honored guest, her TAXI ALL PASSENGERS INSURED H. MALONEY Phone 527-1424 mother Mrs. Ellen King of Gorrie and the groom's mother Mrs. James Shortreed were seated in decorated chairs with attached pink and white streamers and white wedding bells hanging from an archway. Gifts were presented to Judy from her friends, rela- tives and neighbors to be., She• made a most gracious reply fOr all the beautiful gifts and gave. her thanks to the ones who had prepared this evening for her. Judy's grandmother, Mrs. Dins- more of Gorrie, and her sister- in-law, Mrs. Wayne King, were also in attendance. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Mac Webster and Mrs. Gordon Shortreed, with Margaret Shortreed and Michelle Beuer- rhan helping serve a delicious lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith, Kevin and Laurie spent a few holidays in the Bracebridge area and toured Santa's village. Miss Linda Traviss, Guelph and Mr. Roy Gingerich, Kitchener visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Traviss. Sunday visitors at the home'f Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bryaris of Ayr; Mr, and Mrs. Archie Young of RR 1, Blyth; Donald SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 Currie of Brampton and Barry Currie of London. Darlene Gulutzen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutien Jr. had the misfortune to fracture her arm in a fall in the barn of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen Sr. We hope she is soon able to be out of the hospitaL Visiting at Boiler Beach, Kin- cardine were Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art McCall, Murray and Jack; Miss Carol wilbee; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell and farnily;Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss; Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin and family and Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mar- tin, Seaforth visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George mcc all. Miss Jennifer Kirkby and Paul Kirkby holidayed with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Perrie Jr. and boys, RR 3, Brus- sels. Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Mit- chell, Ross, Doug and Neil spent a Sunday recently at Poplar Beach Kincardine, visiting with Helen and Luella Mitchell, Jack Mit- chell and Miss Lizzie Dickson ,at their cottage. The boys re- Mained for a few days holidays. ,Visitors last week with Mrs. Walter Broadfoot were Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Love of Saskatoon, Sask. and Mr. and Mrs. Archie flogarth of London. Sister St. Anthony and Sis- ter Mary Monica of London visi- WINCHELSEA Correspondent , Mrs. Wm. Welters Saturday at the wedding of Miss Susan Caward.of London. Miss Janet Bern of London was a guest at the Regier-Gill fillan wedding at Mt. Carmel on Saturday. visited on Saturday evening in Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Ross mathers and boys.. Miss Diane Hutton returned Mrs. Freeman Horne and Mrs. Lorn Campbell, Mrs. Elson Lynn, Mrs. John Caward were at Huronview on Wednesday at- tending the birthday party being put on by Eiimville W.I. An Expositor Clissitied will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. MRS. JOSEPH 11106IT AID Mrs. Joseph McQuaid, 90, died In Marian Villa, London, Sat- urday. She was a forraer resident of St. Columban. She was the former Mary Gawley, daughter of the late John Gawley and Margaret O'Loughlin of McKillop Township. She was married to Joseph McQuaid, who predeceased her in 19!19. She was a member of the Catholic Women's League. Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Vincent (Margaret) Lane, St. Col- unban, Mrs. Joseph (Rose) Burke, St. Columban, Mrs. David (Mary) Lauzon, Vancouver, B.C., Mrs. Harold (Irene) Allin, Goderich; sons, Father Thomas McQuaid, SFM,St. Lucia, West Indies, Brother Joseph McQuaid, Uxbridge, and Wilfred McQuaid of Seaforth; also 27 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren. secondary education at Dublin Separate and Continuation Schools, and studied philosophy and won his Degree of Bachelor of Arts at St. Michael's Col- lege, Toroeto. 'Following this, he entered the Novitiate of St. Basil's and completed his theol- ogy at St. Basil's Seminary. An interesting episode in the life of Father Benninger is that he suffered from an attack of infantile paralysis at an early age and was cured later at the shrine of the Canadian Martyrs, Midland, Ontario. Father Benninger had been in Owen Sound and surrounding missions which extend from Port Elgin and southanwiton to Mea- ford and from Paisley to Tober- mory. He was, very popular, especially with the younger people. He is survived by one sister, Sister Marie Brebeuf, C.S.J. of London and one brother, Hugh, on the home farm in Dublin. JOHN W. HOUGHTON John W. Houghton of Mildmay, passed away in Bruce County Hospital, Walkerton on August 18. of Mitchell and three brothers, Leonard and Gordon, bothpf Lon- don and Ross of Stratford. Mr. Houghton rested at the Schuett-Johnson Funeral Home in Mildmay. Interment followed the funeral mass, in the church cemetery. News of Brucefleld Correspondent ' Mrs. Hugh Berry Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walmholt of RCAF left on Saturday for ^ their new home in Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cribbon, TorontO, Mrs, M. Sholdice, Ex- eter spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zwaan have moved into the Dalrymple residence. We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Zwaan to the village. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ham and family, Huntsville visited over the weekend with Mrs. A. Ham and Miss Mary E. Swan. The auction sale -Seatiffde.yr September 4 at the ball park will be in aid of the new Brucefield United Church. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayman have returned from their wedding trip on Saturday. Mrs. R. Johns- ton and family, Miss Margaret Forrest, London visited over the weekend with Mrs . Elsie For- rest. Despite an announcement last week by the New Democratic Party of 'Ontario that it haS up- held the suspension of Ed Bain by the liursineRlding.. A ssociationeef the party, Mr. Bain this week announced be intends to seek a seat in the upcoming provincial elections anyway. HO indicated that he intends to run as an Independent NDP" as he had previously suggested. Mr. Bain, 54, who tinsuccess- fullY sought the party nomination for the Huron riding, said the suspension was in effect until he withdrew his candidacy. He went on to say that he had no. intention of withdrawing that candidacy. The suspension handed down comes under an article of the party constitution known as a disciplinary section. Previously, when announcing his candidacy as 'an independent Mr. Bain levelled serious charges against the ,NDP riding association in Huron-and termed them "politically inept". Mr. Bain was defeated at the nomination meeting held in June by Goderich Reeve Paul Carroll, 27, an elementary school teacher, who won by virtue of a 29-14 vote. The independent candidate says he knows of no law that for- bids him using the NDP label even though the Riding Asso- ciation and the party in general does not approve. 164144 H"ON EXPOSITOR/ SEAFORTH, ONT., SEPT. 2, '1971 New* of Walton Shower Honors Waiton Bride Elect • A convenient & economical Liquid Protein Supplement for ,CORN ilage DIRECTIONS FOR USE "SERVING THE MAN WHOSE BUSINESS IS AGRICULTURE" e Manager: Ralph Buffinga Myth, Ont. FAI1M SUPPLY CENTRE 5 R. A. a 4 CLINTON, ONTARIO 482-3423 4C VAL /VA. .1001f X ICI W. WESTERHOF Gordon Mitchell left Monday morning where he will take an eight week course at Conestoga Community College. Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Kirkby spent a few days holidaying in the Niagara Peninsula. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills spent several days holidaying with Drs. Jean and Gerd Weetermann _of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills, Scott, David and Cathy of Brantford. • Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNeil, Teresa and Paula of Hanover visited the latter's mother, Mrs. Tom Kirkby. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dennis visited their daughter recently. Joan has been employed at Sparrow Lake for the summer months. Roger Humphries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Humphries was a successful candidate in receiv- ing his Royal Life Saving Bronze test held recently at the Sea- forth Lions pool. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig have moved to their farm, form- erly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Craig recent newlyweds, have taken over the home farm. Mr. Frank Kirkby is a pit- lent in Seaforth Community Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilbee and family, who were on holidays from the west, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Wilbee and family also other relatives In the area. Miss Carol KarCh ofHamilton spent ao week as guest of Ann Clark, being, connected with the ted with Mr. ._and Mre, jo,s_eph. --tifban arid RuFartTelirnie-deo-- Ryan , also Mrs. Robson Press gram. of Ottawa and Mrs. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hum- Speak of Woodstock. It has /Aries visited with Mrs. Marg- been 20 years since Sister St. aret Humphries at Clinton. Anthony saw her cousin, Mrs. Mrs. Walter Bewley, Mrs. Press. Mrs. Press is going to Ken McDonald,' Mrs. Nelson Edmonton to make her home. Marks, Sandra Crich and Gail Miss Rosemary Ryan of ton- Traviss motored to Port Stan- don spent a few days with her ton for the day and visited Brenda parents. Bewley and Karen McDonald who have- been• working at Torpit Lodge. News of Michelle Beuermann has re- turned to her liome in Goderich. after holidaying_ the past two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James shortreed. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Stutz, Waterloo visited recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tor- rence Dundas. d Mr. an Mrs. George Frayne 500 SHEET REFILL PACK LADIES' SHOES REV. DONALD B. BENNINGER , C.S.B. '.St. Mary's Church, Owen Sound was filled with relatives and friends on Tuesday when Bishop Ryan 'concelebrated with nine priests of the congregation Mr. and Mrs. William Walters of St. Basil, the funeral Mass visited on Sunday with Mr. and for Donald B. Benninger, C.S.B. Mrs., Howard Dayman and family Over 50 priests were present of Kippen. Larry returned hOme and formed a guard of honor after visiting at the Walters home outside the church. The '.K of C for a week. formed an holier guard inside Mrs. John,Cawerd and Mr. and the church. Father Benninger Mrs. Phil Hern were guests on died in Owen Sound on Satur- day. He was in his 58th year. Father Benninger was ordained to the priesthopd at St. Basil's Church, Toronto on December 19, 1942 by Arch- bishop J. C. McGuigan. He said his first Solehan High-Mass in his native parish, St. Patrick's, Dublin in December 20, 1942. He was the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael home on Sunday after spending a Benninger, formerly of Dualin. eek-at-Listowel evetherelatives----- He received-his primary and Narrow rule, Stedman Brand refill paper in 81/2 x 11" sizes. Three hole punch, 500 sheets to pkg. Sizes 5 to 94 four' styles to choose from.Ideal for Back - to - School. Our regular Price 1.-19, SAVE 1.01 MISS ELIZABETH J. McLEAN Miss Elizabeth Jean McLeap, 85, of Seaforth, died in Rivera Nursing Home, Mitchell, Satur- day, after a long illness. She was a daughter of the The body was at the R. S. Box late Mr. and Mrs. James C. Funeral home,Seaforth.Services McLean of Kippen. She was a were held at 10 a.m. Monday in member of Northside United St. Columban Church conducted Church. by Rev. R. A. Oostveen. Burial She Is survived by one sister^ was in the St. Columban Ceme- Mrs. William (Margaret) Hay of tery. Clinton, and three nieces. Pallbearers were Jack Lane, The body was atG. A. Whitney Ken Lane, Ronald Allin, Thomase , funeral home where service was Burke, Norman McQuaid and held at 2 p.m. on Monday. Burial Joseph McQuaid. followed in Maltlandbank ceme- tery. FERGUS FRANCIS JORDAN Pallbearers were: Duncan Fergus Francis Jordan, 47, Cooper, Edison McLean, Em- of 50 McKenzie St., Stratford, merson Kyle, Robert McGregor, died at the Stratford General Alex Chesney and Joseph Mc- Hospital, Tuesday of last week. Lellan. F lowerbearer was Born in Logan Township, Feb. William Kyle. 19, 1924, he was the son otthe late Joseph Francis Jordan and the former Gertrude Ruston. He was a member of St. Joseph's Church. Surviving are brothers, _Re waseee. Charles A. Jordan, 50 McKenzie Born in Cromarty on July St., and Patrick Joseph Jordan, 15, 1915 he was the son of the 237 Nile St., Stratford, sisters, late William Houghton and Martha Mrs.. William (Norma) -Eisler, Daleymple. Seaforth, and Mrs. Joseph (Mary) •He is survived by his wife, the Heinbuch, R. R. 2, Tavistock. former Anna Marie Schmaltz; two The body was at the, Gingras daughters, Mrs. Doug (Jacque- funeral home. Removal was made line) Gross of Walkerton and Mrs. to St. Joseph's Church at 9:15 Tom (Joanne) Jasper of Goderich, a.m. Thursday' for requiem mass one son, John Jr., at home and two at 9:30. Burial was in Avondale grandchildren. Also surviving cemetery. are one sister, Mrs. Gladys Kemp AND ASSOCIATE STORES back- °SC Running Shoes For the whole family for hack-to-school. Buy now while sizes last. 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