The Huron Expositor, 1978-04-13, Page 2424 rHE HUFF N XPOSITOR, APRIL 13, 1978
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the Berg Split. Chuie
The most important forward step in durable, efficient iSarn cleaning
since the development of the barn Cleaner itself. 1We-ballasting-iv
reverse mice and one corner wheel it reduces wear, tension aro-
adjustmerft prolifeltis and gives you more del:lendable performance.
The return chute is full width for ,greatest cleaning efficiency. The
Berg Split Chute,' as well as the 'Berg Conventional Chute, can be
used with any manure stacker, or thrower. .The new Berg 3•inch flites
move a 'third more liquid and reduce roll-back problems, Write or
phone for mitre details about this exceptional new equipment, , , _
Jamesway parts available Keith Siemon -• -
Plumbing - Farm
Equipment
R.R.4, Walton, Ontirio
Phone 345-2734
Mr. Farmer
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FEATURING . . .
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.Ken Paterson - Chairman Corn Council
• "Soil :Management'.
Mike Miller - Assoc. AB - Huron County
• "Planter Serviejrig 'Mniriterdinee
Bill Campbell - Vincent Farm Bouipmen1 Ltd.
• "Monitoring Equipment.'
Bill Verrall International Har4estisr""" '''''''''''
Friday, April 14th, 1978 •
1:30 p.m.
Iii SEAFORTH 527-0120
1.
WI-111.130 EVEPPVTHING
RIET.TIER pan DAWNS
Stratford. • Schools farmed in the township.
The body was at the He was a member. of the Knights
Heath-Leslie funeral home, of Columbus and of Seaforth
Mitchell, until Monday. .morning-. Branch 156, Royal Canadian
when funeral mass was held at St. Legion.
Vincent De Paul Church, He is survived q his wife, the
Mitchell. M o n sl gneur 'former' Bernadette Berry, to
C.G.Adams-officiated. Burial was whom he was Married at SI.
in St. -Vincent Dc Paull cemetery. Columban in 1956 and by four •
children, Gerald' and . Joanne of
Kitchener .andMarion and Pauline
at home. He also•is survived by
brothers. Thomas of Red .Rock,
Ontario and Frank of Ottawa and
by sisters Miss Mary Jordan,
Detroit, Claire, Mrs. Jack
Unsworth, Detroit:. Veronica,
Mrs. Ken Vincent, Seaford' and
Miss Barbara Jordan, -Seaforth.
He was predeceased' by a sister
Anne, Mrs. James Krauskopf.
The remains are resting at, Box
Funeral Home. Seaford) until
Friday at 11 a.m, when Rev. P.A.
Oostveen will conduct a funeral
service at St. Columban Roman
Catholic Church . Interment will
follow in St, Columbn Cemetery.
CARMAN DALE
Carman Dale, 49. of R. R. #4.
Clinton, died Monday at Victoria
Hospital,' London, of injuries
received in a house demolition
aeCident in Hullett Township
March 2.
Mr', Dale had been assisting his
nephew, Milton Dale. tear down
pan of a house damaged in a fire
two weeks before. part ofsa wall
collapsed on him..
Soxofthe late Mr. and Mrs.
SKITherd Dale of Hulled Town-
ship, he ;Was married to the
former June Alcock of Brussels in
1955, The, couple farmed in
We Have A Large Selection
Of Ruf-Riders by Daoust and Greb Kodiaks
it's Catching at Wright-Tayl&r Ltd - Seaforth
0 USED CARS
1977 Monte Carla
Landau top. 300 VS engine, air conditioning. Low mileage.
Super sharp -Silver-Grey with Wadi vinyl landau top. 'License
LON 340
1977 Chevelle Malibu Classic II
A gorgeous automobile. Sedan. Air canditi ing, 300 V8
engine, tlit wheel, vinyl roof, many more optlo s.
( 1977 Chevelle Malibu Classic
Sedan. 303 .1/11:•etOcilric defrakter. tinted glass, finished In
Firethorne, License LON 376
1976 Ford Granada
Exceptional compact car -- economical 6 cylinder engine,
automatic, power steering, vinyl fop. Super sharp, License
JVO 0113
1976 Ford Thunderbird
Light Green finish with White vinyl top and Interior, VIS
engine, atitomattc transmission. air conditioning, and many
other factory options. License'Ki S. 1141. a
1974 Olds, Cutlass
Sedan. Air condltionlnp, rally wheels, A new.car•trade•in.
License HNL 1011
1974 Olds Cutlass
Sedan, VS, automatic. An excellent family car. License LXV
981 • c
1972 Pontiac Parisienne
.4 door hardtop Fully equipped. Radial tiros. License CZB 713
$5895.
$5695.
$3550.
$6295.
$3195.
$2995.
$1295.
WAGONS
1974 Impala Wagon
Alt conditioned. One owner • a now far trade-in. License HNM .595.
356
1973 Ford. Custom Wagon
Ono owner - new car trodeTn, Finished. In Forest Green. /icon.
t
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RUUD TRUCKS
Ready for Work and Pleasure
1973 G.M.C. '7 Ton
Fleetsicle. VS, automatic, Power steering and beakes.'One $ 3795 •
owner • like new. Low miles. License 04 987
1976 Chev. 1/2 Ton Silverado $4695 vs, automatic, radio, low Mileage. One owner. License pla
910. i
tiniy
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• 1973 Ford I 2. Ion 'pir1,94) 'tilandord Traro, goal. 2695
115.d 4,• Lirellso f.'197. •
THE SPRING SELECTION
IS GREAT
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Seaforth 527-1750 Ch.v 'Olds
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PHONE•TOLL.FREE 227 - 4230 SERVICE DEPT. OPEN: Mon.•Fri. 8 a.m. • S p.m.
Oka*,
oire 78
Seaforth
FRE Ct
KING
Open
7 DAYS A WEEK
Commencing Fri. Apr. 14
Pizza, Chicken Dinners, Shrimp FiSh Dinners,
Hamburgers, French Fries, Onion Rings, Footiongs,
Chickenburgers, Big Erics, Ice Cream , Big Bronco.
Delicious Food - while you wait
Ron & Gloria Riley
Take Out Orders
527-0034
For Yourcoir-.
• We Are A Franchised
GUARANTEED
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Lifetime Guaranteed Mufflers and Shocks
FRONT END ALIGNMENT
WHEEL BALANCING
TIRES FOR ALL CARS
Belted
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Radial
$32.50
$30.00 .
$55.00
FROM
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Prices based on G78 X 14 or 15 size.
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Get Your
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Have That Extra Traction You Need
This Spring And Be On The Land Early,.
WE HAVE 2 COMPLETE LINES
OF DUALS IN STOCK
NOW!
'FFL. R SUPPLY
LIMITED
9cafion HIGHWAY 4 - South Edge of CLINTON
- 482-3752 or if busy 482-9796
Call or come in for appointment
ituaries,
Cadets win
trophy
Surviving are his wife.
daughters Donna, Brenda and
Joan and sons Bruce and. Duren
all at hame;. two brothers Allison,
London and Ernest, • Clinton;
three sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Read„,
Clinton, Mrs. George (Jessie)
Cunningham, Seaford); Mrs.
Thomas (Martha) Smith. Exeter,
Mrs, Reginald (Ethel) Smith,
.and Mrs. Jack
(Josephine) Harding. Lbridon. A
brother Elmer prcdeeeased.jdra.
on March 31. 1977 . •
A private funeral service was
held 'Wednesday, at 2 p.m. at the
Ball Funeral Home; Clinton
Interment Clinton- Cemetery. .
„MRS. GEORGE BROOKS -
Mrs., George. Brooks, North
Main Street; Seaforth, died
Wednesday in Seaford)
Gmmunity Hospital. She was 68...
'Born in Fullarton Twp.' she' was,.
the former Verna Janette
Wallace and was a daughter of .
the late ,Mr. and Mrs. 'deo.
Wallace of Cromarty. Her
husband, to whom - she was
married at' ,the Presbyterian
Manse in Mitchell predeceased
her June ?0.. 1965. She is survived
by a son George at home and a
sister Velma, Mrs. Percy, Adams.
Seaforth 'and . brothers. John
,R.It .2. Staffa and
Ronald Wallace. .Stratford„
The remains are at the Whitney
Ribey Funeral . Home, Seaford),
where . Rev. Bert Daynard 'of.
•Staffa , will 'conduct -a funeral
service on Friday at 2 , p.m.
TeMporary •entotuhment" will
Wow it) Pioneer Mausoleum.`
J.Laragh officiating. Burial
followed in St. Columban
Cemetery. •
Pallbearers were Joseph
Givlin, Lorne, Flanagan, Arthur
'Murray; Vincent Murray.. Frank
Nolan and Albert Price.
LI/1)0LE MEDEMA
Ludolf Mederna, 73, of 82
Centre • Street -, Seaforth died
Wednesday....__April 5, 1978 at
Oueensway Nursing Home' in
Hensel!.
He was horn. in Holland and
came. to' Canada in 1953. An
upholsterer by trade. he carried
MRS. ANNIE W. SMILLiE • on socceSsfCil business in
Mr s . Ann i e W, tG alia p,), Seaford) until retiring in' 1975.
ditql in. Maxvillc, Ontario
on Friday. 70) in, her 95th His first- wife •Willemina tom
whom he was married in )929. She was tine of the h "t " prede6eased him in' 1967. ,
13 c"j"I"i" Surv i` Surviving. -besides his second. all-. 1" • sorl: ; Rey' 11-1j a rni ". wife, the former Grictske Van Der. Sin(Ilie. Saskatoon: and Allistair
13.C. one
A VY OitUe • .to Whgnu he was married. ' In 1971:'-'are one daughter, Mrs. (L me li ter Mrs'. ti n t 1.1.oan) Tay loll W. .W .1 • t I ma) Bakelaar, of Clinton, Vancouver. 13.C. Several gra and WO sons. Peter of Agincourt, children also stirs ivc.-"FrrtirTM
sers iec.. was. lit•Id Iron' the
13ontliron Funeral 'Home.
I tensall. Tuesday at I:30 p.m.
k ith Re's. Don Beck' officiating.
Interment • ..at Henan ; 1.1M 09
Cemetery.
JAMES FLANAGAN
James Thomas Flanagan, 47,,of
Egmondville, died suddelify
Thufsday at his home - in
Egniondville.
He wurvi born. in McKillop
TownShip. stin' of the late
Joseph Flanagan and Mary Roach
-and farmed in. Me flop.
-Township until retiring to
-Egmondvill,e in 1976.
Surviving are one brother,
Joseph E. 'Flanagan.. of - 161
Ballantyne Ave., Stratford; three
Sisters, Mrs. Frank ( Doris.),Ltyan,_
of R.R.I. Clubliln, Mrs,. Karl
(Bernadette) Steinbach, of
Teeswater. and Mrs. Louis (Joan)
McIver . of R.R.2. Staffa; also
several nieces and nephews..
The remains rested at Box
Funeral Home, Seaforth. Funeral
mass was at St. James Roman
JC,a4holk Church,
Monday at I I a.m. with R.eti.
Erma Silverthurn,
In Toronto Oil Saturatty, April
I . 1o7$, i rma F reeman. w i fe of
Thomas Silserthorn and daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. William
Freeman of Seaford) died. She
Was 0 sister of Frank Freeman of
Sib or Springs. Maryland and one
niece, Carol. Funeral services
were held at the Humphrey
Funeral Hem c in Toronto on
Tuesday, April 4 at 2:3(1 o'clock.
Interment in York Cemetery.
Wilbert Dilling
Charles 1Nilbert Diltingl passed
away at the Delaware Nursing
Horn on Thursday April (011, in
his 82nd year. He was the
husband of the lath Anna 'E.
(Belle) Dilling; (1977), He is
survived by two sons Clarence W.
. Dining, Sarnia. Harold .1. (Bud)
Dilling, Scarborough and ,one
daughter Mrs. Allan (W. Bernice)
Olson. London. A brother Austin
Dilling. Strathroy; and seven
grandchildrbn also survive. A.
Mother and sister predeceased,
Funeral servile was held from the
Bondwon Funeral Homer, Hen- '
sail on Saturday, April 8th at 3
p.01. with Rev. Harold Currie of
Sebringville Officiating, inter-
fluent will be made in -Exeter
Cemetery. He etas a member of
the Murphy Lodge LOI. #710.,
Lodge service was held on Friday
night at the funeralpope at '8
p.m. • •
MICHAEL CONNOLLY
Michael Cuunully of Mitchell
died Friday- at the Stratford'
General Hospital follov.ing a brief
illness. He vt as 777.
He ‘‘ as horn in Logan township
June 20. 1900, son of the late
Martin Connolly and the former
Catherine Arnold. He lived in
L ogan loccoship during his early
- ladore nos, Mg to Mitchell
lc here he has resided since.
.Sur‘ k•ing are one 'i,brother,
Williuin Connolly, of ,Seaforth,
and t o sisters. .Mrs, Michael
(Catherine) Joi'ditti of
and Mrs. Harold (Theresa)
Cooper of 102 St. vineum St. S..
and Eddy, of Kokish, B.C.;
stepchildren, E. Van 13ohmis,
Mrs. G. Van Der Hof and Mrs.
W, Bremer, all of Rexdale, Mrs.
F. Steenhef, of Woodbridge, and
John Van Bollittis, of Burlington;
one ,brother, Matheus, and 'one
sister, Mrs. Jantje Von Der Mark.
both of Holland; 12 grandchildren
and three great grandchildren.
• The remains rested at the Box
Funeral Home Seaford' until
Friday afternoon when a service
was conducted by Rev, A, Van
Der Berg at the Christian
Reformed Church, Cli
Interment followed in Clinton
cemetery. Pallbearers were: Eddy
Van Bolhuir. Richard Steenhof,
Jack Bremer, Peter. Mederna,
William Bakelaar, Leen Van Der
Ban. Flower bearers were: Rudy'
Bakelaar, Larry Peck and Henry
Wilts,
[By Cadet K. Lavertyi
Air Xadets from -Seaforth
helped Mitchell in winning the.,
runner up - trophy for the best
squadron result in .the 'Golden .
Triangle Sports,Competition held
in Stratford on April 1. About 300
cadets, enjoyed volleRall,
basketb011 and range competi-
tions. L.A.C. Dale from Seafroth
helped put Mitchell, in second
place, in range competition in
which .there were seven ,
.titiadrons participating.
It has been
„ suggested %,u,at because the
hoverer t t can be, and is used as
a - •'ice to the public and 'to
many areas, the 'Millie should'
help in buying the craft. We
would like your opinion of what
might be done. It' you,haye a view
please phone Jeff Siemon at
348-8076.
ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN
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SEAFORTH -
PETER JOSEPH JORDAN
The death occurred at Seaforth
Itity Hospital on
Tuesday' Of Peter Joseph Jordan
of R.Itr2 Dublin. He was' 54.
A son of the late Frank. Jordan
and Kathleen Doyle, he was born
in Hibbcri' Township and
billowing graduation from arca
tt