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The Huron Expositor, 1975-03-20, Page 12ORDER YOUR 1975 BEAN EQUIPMENT NOW! NEW — LOCKWOOD INNES No.570 and No.835 BEAN WINDROWERS NEW — HEATH No.1050 BEAN WINDROWERS NEW — HEATH No: 1082 6 Row BEAN WINDROWERS NEW — HEATH 100" - 124" - 144" PICKUP ATTACHMENTS NEW HEATH BEAN PULLERS NEW — SPEEDY BEAN PULLERS I- ORDEtt Y OUR NEW INNES PARTS NOW TO INSURE MAY DELIVERY VINCENT n "Tilt ErISSINESt RELIABILITY, BUILT" 52t i'20 AYR SEAFORTH CAMBRIDGE JUST ARRIVED! A New Shipment of HOG PANELS 16 feet X 38 Inches Renovate or repair your hog pens now. It's cheaper than lumber and provides better ventilation. LARGE STOCK OF FENCE WIRE AND STEEL POSTS We have your fencing requirements NOW. Order while the selection is good. OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Phone 527-1910 Seaforth WEDDING INV TAT1ONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 SEAFORTH I SSIF D 24 Cards of Thanks 26. In Memoria EXPOSITOR 2O 1975 The family of the late Mrs. Madeline Case wish to thank their relatives, friends, neighbours and the neighbours of Mrs. Margaret Case for spiritual and floral tributres and memorial donations, their many acts of kindness and messages of sympathy. Special thanks to Dr. Malkus, emergency staff at Seaforth Community Hospital, Gary Betties, Bill Smith and Mrs. Dorothy ' Engel. Deep appreciation ' to Fr. Laragh. Legion Ladies Auxiliary, C.W.L. and Box Funeral Home. — Jack Case and Jim, Mrs. Jean Fortune,Frances and Wilbert Maloney. 24-84-1 I would like to say thanks to all of you who remembered me with flowers, cards, treats and visits during my recent stay in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Moyo, Father Laragh and the fine staff of nurses. Everything was greatly appreciated. — Mrs. Ann Lansink. 24-84x1 I wish to thank' all the nurses and staff ,of Seaforth Community Hospital for their kindness during my recent illness. Special thanks to Drs. Brady and Malkus. Everything was greatly appreciated. — Urbain Blockeel. 24-84x1 TOOLE — I would like to thank my relatives, friends and neighbors for the floral tributes, sympathy cards and other kindnesses shown to me in my recent bereavement. — Olive Johnson. 24.84x1 I wish to thank all the staff, Dr. Moyo and Dr. Malkus and all my friends, neighbours and relatives and Father Laragh for their kindness shown me while I was a patient in hospital. — Mrs. Mary Devereaux - 24-84-1 25. In Memoriam MEIDINGER — In loving memory of a dear husband Delmer who passed away - suddenly March 18, 1974. God knows how much I miss you He counts the tears I shed And whispers he's only sleeping -For he is not dead. Without farewell y ou fell asleep With only memories from me to keep I have lost but God has gained One of the finest' husbands the world cont ained You meant so very much to me That nothing I can say Can tell the sadness in my heart As I think of you to-day. — Sadly missed and lovingly sr remembered by wife Veronica. 25-84x1 ME1DINGER — In loving memory of a dear Father Delmer who passed away suddenly March 18, 1974. A beautiful memory is all we have left Of a Dad so dear we will never forget Always So true, unselfish and kind Few in this world his equal you'll find. Deep in our hearts his, memory, is kept, We loved him too dearly to ever forget Dad never failed to do his best - His heart was true and tender He lived his life for those he loved And those who loved remember And though the years be many or few We'll always "Dear Dad" be thinking of you But one day we will answer to the call When on earth our work shall cease Then we will all be reunited In the land of "Perfect Peace". — Sadly missed and loving y ou always "Dad" by sons, Tony, ' Pat, Michael, Gerard, Francis, Daughters, Phyllis, Joanne, Cathy, daughter-in-law, Donna, son-in-laws Ed. & Joe and grandchildren. 25.84x1 26. Personal We invite engaged couples to visit the Arbor Gift Shop in Clinton. Pick up a free gift and tell your friends about our Shower and' Bridal registry service. No charge, no obligations. 26-82-tf Mr. and Mrs.Angelo Phillips of Seaforth ..wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Mary Ann Margaret to Mr. Stanley Rex Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ford Johnston of Varna. 26-84x1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bosman are pleased to announce the marriage of • their youngest daughter Gwendolyn Marie to Roy Daniel Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dalton. The wedding took place on February 21, 1971 in Goderich. 26-84-1 26. Personal Mr. Milton J. Gower, Woodstock, would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of his daughter, Judi Irene to Mr. Garry Patrick Groothuis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Groothuis, Seaforth on Saturday, April 12 at 4 o'clock at St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth, Ontario. 26-84x1 27. Births BETTLES --- To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Betties, Seaforth, at Seaforth Commu nity Hospital on March 11th, a daughter. • 27-84x1 BBB — To Mr, and Mrs: Winston Jibb, R.R.Z Dublin, at „Seaforth Community Hospital, on March 14th, a son. 27-84x1 . Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Walton Mrs. Mac Sholdice collected the offering and it was dedicated by Mrs. W.' C, Hackwell. Envelopes were given out for the Bakeless Bake Sale to be returned at the April meeting. Mrs. William Thamer con- ducted the business opening with a poem "God's Hand". The minutes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs. Howard Hackwell. 22 members answered the roll call. The president announced the thank offering would be held on April 6, Rev. John, Roberts, Belgrave will be the guest speaker and the Belgrave Men's Choir will provide special music. Easter lillies are to be The se .cond •meeting of the Walton IV "Mis 'n Match" 4-H members met at Diane McNichols on February 17 with five members answering the roll call "From your personal analysis chart, tell what your activities are"; We then looked at material ;samples and decided what pattern and what type of figure would suit the material. . The third meeting of the - Correction In a story covering the St. James Church C.W.L. which appeared in last week's issue, the name of Mrs. James Devereaux appeared in error as a member of the visiting committee rather than the name of Mrs.Russel Pringle. 11.006Vdmrowariiip. GENERAL ACCOUNTING SERVICE INCOME TAX Returns prepared. Account ing Assistance for Small Businesses. J. R. WRIGHT 76 Market Street Box 542, Seaforth PHONE 5274036 ordered for several members for Easter Sunday. A discussion followed on the prices of quilting quilts. It was agreed the price should be raised according to size of quilt. Making of a banner to celebrate the 50th Anniversary was discussed. Collecting was done for an up coming shower. Mrs. Thamer closed the meeting with prayer. A social half hour followed when lunch was served by Mrs. Carol Collins, Mrs. Murray Smith and the hos tess. Card Party There were nine tables of euchre in play at the Walton Comntunity. Hall on Friday night with hostesses Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Frank Kirkby, Mrs, Jack Gordon and Mrs. Ken McDonald in charge. Prize winners were: High Lady - Mrs. Jean Miller; Low Lady - Mrs. E. Stevens; High Man - Mrs. Harold Bolger playing as a man; Low Man - Dave Watson. Birthday nearest to St. Patrick's Day was Mrs, Joyce Colyer with a birthday on March 17th. There' will be another euchre this Friday evening, March 21 st at 8:30 p.m. 8th and 16th Unit Hold Meeting The M'arch unit meeting was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jim McDonald. Mrs, Jan Van Vliet opened the ,devotional period with the theme: "Life Begins at Easter". Hymn "Jesus Christ is Risen Today" was sung followed by the Scrip- ture reading. The topic: "The Window Over the Sink" was given by Mrs. Van Vliet when she said - Be it at office desk or sink Walton IV 4-H girls met at Mrs. Dianne McNichols on March 4 at 7:00. Six members answered the roll call by 'showing thejr pattern and material and telling why they chose them. The older members and leaders showed the girls who arehaving their first 4-H sewing club, how to lay out their pattern. on the material and how —to straighten the edges, which was followed by the cutting of the fabric. (Intended for last week) we all need to get away from the nearness of life, it opens our lives to wonderful views to look out a window wherever we are. Hymn "Welcome Happy Morning" with followed by prayer. Mrs. Van Vliet closed this portion with a poem "The Touch of the Master's Hand". Mrs. Alvin McDonald con- ducted the business. Minutes were read by Mrs. Don Mc- Donald. Eleven members • answered the roll call. Names were taken for coffee spoons being purchased by the U.C.W. The Easter thank offering service was announced for Sunday, April b. There is to be no U.C.W. general meeting in April. A discussion on inaking a banner - Mrs. R. Houston will purchase material with ideas to come to our next meeting. A bale is to be packed by the Supply and Wel- fare Committee early in May. The copper money - was witched with leaders: Mrs. Jim Fritz and Mrs. Jim McDonald in charge for this year, June 3rd was the tentative date set for the ham supper, tickets to be avail- able. Prior io lunch, Mrs. Van Vliet conducted a contest "The Word Shamrock". Mrs. George McCall and Mrs. Jim McDonald were hostesses. The McKillop Unit of the U.C. W. held their March meeting at the Church with 12 members present Mrs. G. McNichol was in charge of devotions the 'theme being on "' Easter, The Festival of the Res urrection". Hynro "In The Cross of Christ I Glory" wad sung. Mrs. N. McGavin was pianist. Scripture taken from Matt. 28: 1-10 was read by Mrs. D. Watson followed by prayer. The offering was taken by Mrs. -•••••• ....- • SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA G IFTS FOR. EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 , M. Hackwell and dedicated, Hymn "The Day of Resurrection" was sung followkl by a piano instrumental by- Mrs. N.McGa- via. Mrs. N. Schade had the topic "St, John's Fun ';, also read two Easter readings.. Mrs. N. McGa- via than gave the Easter.symbols explaining where they came from and what they meant.' Mrs. McNichol closed with prayer. Mrs. M. Dennis presided for the business period opening with a poem. Roll call was answered by everyone suggesting some- thing the church could plan for the 50th Anniversary. Mrs. Hackwell gave the treasurer's report. Mrs.• M. Dennis closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was provided by Mrs. C. Wey, Mrs. K. Rock and Mrs. M. Hackwell. Personals Ross Bennett is a patient in Clinton Pubic Hospital, having surgery last week. Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Saunders of Royal Oak Michigan are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle, Gary Elston of London spent a few days this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie. Girls wishing to take the 441 Garden Club are asked to get in touch with the leaders Mrs. Pearl McCallum and Mrs. Bev Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Achilles were guests on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don Achilles and family on the occasion of Qanny's tenth birthday. - - Congratulations from the com- munity are extended to Mr. and Mrs. William Blake, who cele- brated their 40th wedding anni- versary on Sunday at the home of his brother Jack Blake of Blyth. There is no U.C.W. general meeting in April. "sailia*iiiiiailiMMMUIMEISMIMINUMWASSAMMIMPARMtatiteSMOMAINOMMIWANCONSM BALL-MACAULAY BUILDING CENTRE ail Come on in and we will help make it happen and give you the-best price •possible. Just mark the items you would like to ' change in your ,c bathroom v° and leave the rest to us. Medicine Cabinets Basins & Faucets New counter top Ceramic Tile Tile Board ,New ceiling BALL-MACAULAY LTD SEAFORT11 CLINTON HENSALL 527.,0910 482.9514 2624418 - Mrs. Audrey Stanley , R.R.5, Clinton, is pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her eldest daughter Cindy Christina to Mr. Gary Douglas Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Young, Seaforth. The wedding will take place Saturday, April 19, 1975, at 4 p, m. in Northside United Church, Seaforth, Ontario. 26-84-1 Correspondent Mrs.Allan McCall Mrs. Howard Hackwell was hostess for the Walton Unit in her home on Wednesday evening, March 12th. Mrs. W. C. Hacwell opened the meeting.' Hymn "In The Cross of Christ I Glory" was sung accom- panied by Mrs. Herb Traviss at the piano. The Scripture from portions of Luke were read by Mrs. Hackwell, followed by the meditation, "Easter is the Festi- val of the Christian Church" read by Mrs. H. Traviss. Mrs. Hackwell led in prayer. Hymn "Jesus Christ is Risen Today". ,-'closed the devotional period. Mrs. Herb Traviss chose as her topic. "Treasures in Heaven", saying we should count our .world treasures and, We should always give God first place in our everyday life, closing with poems, "Prayer for th Day and "I'd Like to Attend Church". 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