The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-16, Page 56 THE HURON EXPOS 4011, NOVEMBE 16a 197
KEEPiiN„G....VP...WITHJHE PAPER WORK—Ruby Damage marks off a
voter's name as Peg Campbell looks on, in the election polling
subdivision in Harvey Dolmage's home on North Main Stredi. This year,.
,58 percent of Seaforth's eligible voters cast their ballots in the municipal
election. .(Expositor -Photo),
CASTING HIS VOTE—Ron Driscoll was one of 985 Seaforth voters who
turned up at the polls on Monday's municipal_ election. Here Peg •
Campbell, in paling subdivision No. 3 at the Dolmage home, checks off
Mr. Driscoll's name against thevoter's ,(Expositor Photo)
Obituaries
The company I represent ,
Insures one out of five
persons in Canada and
the U.S. Don't you want
to do business with a
leader too?
JOHN BLAIR
247 Ontario St.
Clinton
482-7703
Metrop9litan
Life
where the future is now
Meeting 5 of the Meter
Tweeters -was held at the
home of Mrs. Joyce Wilso n.
Minutes was read •by Lisa
Jones.
Secretary for the week is
Estella Wilson. The mem-
bers• made a full meal.
starting with baked potatoes,
carrots. salad, rolls, soup-
erior steak.
Next meeting will. be held
• at the Brucefield United
Church.
at eon
Announcing...
George Goettler Furniture
We're open now .... right on the Main Street
in Dublin ancifeaturing .fine fuiniture by Kroehler
...Simmons... La-Z-boy ... Imperial and other top
quality 'manufacturers as well
'CIS an outstanding se lection
of lamps.
• 'HOURS
Monday - Closed
Tuesday, Wednesday
& Saturday
- - 6 p.m.
Thursday & Friday
9:30.a.m. - 9:00 p.m.,
"Quality -furniture at
prices that save you
money"
George Goettler -Furn
Main Street
• DUBLIN -
ture
Phone Residence
.345-2342
Phone Business BUtineSS
345-2250 ,
-FAMILY AND
SENIOR CITIZEN
RENTAL HOUSING
* If you have one or more children
OR
* If yOu are sixty years of age die over
AND
* If your present accommodation is
inadequate
* If your income is modest
THIS IS OF INTEREST TO' YOU!
, The Ministry of Housing, at the request of the Municipal Councils of
the Town of Clinton, file Townships of Goderich, Mullett, Stanley, and
Tuckersmith, Is considering the development of additional housing to be
rented on a geared to income. basis In the Town of Clinton, To determine
the iota! need for thlis type of accommodation, senior citizens and
families now living in Clinton, and the Townships of Goslprich. Mullett.,
_Stanley and Tuckersmith are asked to complete an applictftion'form and
terilkiiHuron County -fluusing-Authority-at-the address
below.
IF YOU ARE A RESIDENT Or CLINT9N, Or. the Townships of GODERICH.
HULLETT, STANLEY or TUCKERSMITH; and are interested In renting a family
-or senior citizen Unit, please complete anapplicatlon form.
For Senior Citizens and Families Interested In renting an Ontario
Housing Unit additional Information and applicatiOn forms are avallabin
at:
The Clerk's Office In:
CLINTON TUCKERSMITH STANLEY HU LLETT
GODERICH
482-3997 ' 482.9523 482-9908 . 482-7219 482.9225
5' Or
Huron County Housing Authority
53 Stanley St., Goderich, Ontario
5'244637
•
IRENE [WANKEL] GEDDES
Irene (Wankel) Geddes of .
931 Wonderland Road,
London, died. in Victoria.
HoSpital ori-November
Mrs: Geddes is survived
by her huiband, William J.
Geddes and ,sisters Mrs.
James Carnoehan of Seaforth • using local •
Mrs. Will . Jefferson of subjects, the 60
Regina, 'Mrs.. George Wake- Brumfield native's
field of •Torohto, Mrs. „John familiar • to Man
Baker of Durham and brother admired and collected her
Manley Wankel. of Loreborn, paintings over' the past 24
Saskatchewan. years.
As well' as her interest in Funeral services took place
on Monday. November 6 art, Mrs. Moon also worked
from the: ,James A. Harris as an industrial therapist at
Funeral Home. London. 'the Blewater Cei tre in God-
Internment was. in Malt- crich. She was so involved
land Bank Cemetery: Sea- in church work a d over the
forth. years sang in choi s and led
CGIT classes.
Memorial donations, may , Mrs. Moon was born on
be made to the charity of June I. '1918 to Mr. and Mrs.
your choice!
Hugh Cameron. She atten- , ded public and high school in Tweeters meet Clinton and later trained at
the School of Commerce
business college in town.
Mrs. Moon was predec-
AGNES MANN MOON
A native of the area and a
well-known artist to many,
Agnes Ann Wou,n died in
University Hospital on Thurs
day, November 2.
Through her unique style
dscapes as
ear old
ame was
who
An Expositor Classified will pay you
dividends. Have you tried one? Dial
527-0240.
By Mabel Turnbull
Hallowe'en is over for
another year. There hasn't
been much damage done.
When we hear of what was
done in older times such as
putting a wagon on a barn
roof and filling it with grain:
(in Itself was no child's
prank) it seems unbelievabl
to now.
Some s ults never seem to
grow up d go about
"Trick or tre " disguisi g
themselves. e h a
number of grown- ps call.
We are expected to identify
them. Mrs. Ariel Wood' and
daughter called on their way
By Wilma Oke
Joan Chesney, president
of Auxiliary to Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, Helen Ste-
wart and Wilma Oke at-,
tended the 68th annual con-
vention of Hospital
Auxiliaries of Ontario held in
Toronto last week.
Dennis Timbrell, pro-
vincial minister of health,
told the delegates at the
Monday Morning session
that with harder times ahead
for hospitals seeking cover-
Seaforth- Manor residents
enjoyed a trip by films
through Waleg and England
on slides shown by Rev.
Roberts on Wednesday last
week. The scenery was,
beautiful in colour and
also the commentary was
given by Rev. Roberts.
Thursday afternoon Mr.
Clive Buist showed an old
movie 'Helpmates' with Stan
Laurel and Oliver Hardy and
The Royal Tour of Canada.
Visting with us for the
afternoon were several •
members of Kilbarchan
Nursing Home accompanied
by Mrs. Ruth Mauer.
"Happy Birthday" to Mr.
Robert McClure • who cele-
brated his eighty-third
birthday last Saturday and
also to Mr. Steven Tournier
and Mr. Bert Hetidy.
Visiting with Miss Bessie
Davidson were Mr. and Mrs..
Dave Murray of WinnipegT
who took Miss Davidson' for
an. outing.
Visting with Mrs. Mary
Carter were' JiM and Ruth
Carter and. Mrs. Florence
Carter.
Mrs..Jean.Simpson visited
with Mr. Wm. Scott.
Recent visitors with. Mr.
Art Nicholson were Alene
Latour and Irene ,Van Cam]
and Helen Nicholson.
Visiting with. Mr. Wilber
Keyes were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Keyes and Beth of Point
Edward, Sandy Hilbreath of
Sarnia and his daughter Ruth
ment 'financing the con-
tibution made by volunteers
.,both monetary' and service.
was ,ef great importance in
the health care field.
"There is a limit to What
the government can ,do,the
government's share has
risen from 76 per cent to
more than 90 per cent in the
pas ,t few years. More and
more governmentS are be-
coming aware of con-
tributions. possible from
volunteers," he Said.
to a party.
Also Margaret Menell and
daughter Jessica called dres-
sed in identical costres of
red checked material. With-
out them saying a word I was
able to identify them from a
familiar gesture which gave
their secret away. It is more
fun when the viewer can
guess who they are. Ariel
reversed the usual habit. She
had treats for the residents.
Oliver McKay and some of
the other men residents gave
out treats at the door to the
usual callers. They were a
quiet well-behaved group
who went on their way after,
Carter of Woodstock.
Mr. Joseph Ryan visited
with Mr. James Shortreed.
Mr. Art and Mary Stewart
of Port Albert visited with
Mr. Bruce Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert
Calton of Stratford visited
with My. James Nolan and
also took Mr. Nolan out for a
drive.
Bingo last Friday was well
attended and winners were,
Full House - Robert
McClure, Charles Ross and
James Nolan. Straight Line -
James Nolan, Edith Salo and
Charles Ross.four Corners -
James Nolan, Chas. Ross and
ygrna McClure. Full House -
Wilma Brill, Kate Laverty
and Doris Wills.
Our first bazaar..was held
last Wednesdar afternoon
and -most articles offered for
sale were sold.
in Witten 4Wes where
there is no mandatory health
insurance Mr. Timbrell said
half the bankruptcies in that
country are due to health
care debts.
He spoke of the warmth
and understanding to
patients possible ffom
volunteers.
Bob Heskerth, well known
radio personality was
banquet speaker 'Monday.
Miss Elai ,leTownshencl of
Alpha Huron League, Clint-
receiving a generous ad-
ditions to their already
buldging :bags of goodies.
What cast-iron stomachs
they must have to conserve
all that stuff!
I have been trying to keep
up with., activities .around
Kilbarchan the last two ' or
three weeks feeling only
about 50% but as I said
before my accident has
slowed me up but not shut
me up.
I was sorry to miss the
game of bridge Friday when
Mrs: J.A. MacDonald and,
Mrs. Olive Traviss joined
Mrs. Sally Sillery and Mrs.
Gladys Brightrall who with
Mrs. MacDonald had high' .
score.
Visitors: Mr. and Mrs.
Thos Watson London, 'Nee
Forence Bennett visited Mrs.
R. K. McFarlane.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bruls
nee Sharon Edward, Huron
Palk. Mr. and Mrs. Bruls are
"newlyweds" as of Oct.
28th. They will reside in
Huron Park. They called_ to
visit friends at Kilbarchan
bringing wedding cake.
Mr. and • Mrs. Harold
McNeill Stratford visited M.
Turnbull.
Two church service' were
held which I did not attend so
have no notes on these.
Rev. R.A. Horst of St.
Peter's Lutheran, Brodhagen
and on the first Wednesday ehel 'Bible CHurch with
v. A Yielding in charge.
Birthday greeting to Rank
Kelly who was 92 on Nov. 10
Miss Darlene' Hayter R.N.,
Varna has joined Kilbarchan
Staff.- ,
Miss Darlene Hayter R.N.
Varna has .j6ined Kilbarchan
Staff.
on and Miss Audrey King of
Ontario Crippled Children's
Centre, Toronto at the
Tuesday evening session
spoke of the changing and
adopting attitudes 'toward
people with physical defects
flora the early history of man
to the present day.
They spoke of the impor-
tance of new public buildings
being constructed that wheel
BEVERLY SMALE daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. , Dalton
Smale. RR 2, Dublin,' has
graduated from the R.N.A.
program of Conestoga Col-
lege in Guelph. She attended
school at SS112 Hibbert,
Upper Thames and Mitchell
High School.
,-, •
chali ocenpant,s...eong easily
enter without stairways 'bar-
ring their entOnnc.e. Sloping
g sidewalks 'Or 0#4040914 of
high ,Cmts should be man-
datory they urged ( not only
for the handicapped but for
mothers with baby carriages,
eased by her huSband Car-
inan. who died 13 years ago
and one daughter, Elizabeth
Ann.
She is survived by her dear
friend Walter Snary and her
children, Mrs, Joan (Jack)
Powell of Listowel, Ken of
Londesboro, Tom of Mark-
dale, Trevor and Jim both of
Clinton. along with, three
grandchildren. Mrs. Moon is
• also survived by four sisters
Mrs. Mary (Bill) Grigg of.
Clinton, Mrs. Jay (Alex)
Addison of Clinton, Mrs.
Kay (Glen) Lockhart of Clin-
ton. Mrs. Jean (R.) Laroque
of Montreal and one brother
Mac of Clinton.
Funeral services were held
on Sunday, November 5 at
Ball's Funeral Home. Rev.
Stan McDonald was in
charge and the burial fol-
lowed at Baird's Cemetery in
Stanley Township.
Spafaith wom
Manpr -residents
see films of Wales
Kilbarchcm
Enjoys Hallowe'en
THE SEPARATE SHOPPE
MAIN CORNER, CLINTON PHONE 482-7778
(NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR)
DRESSES
PANTSUITS SKIRISUITS
BLOUSES - PANTS - SKIRTS - BLAZERS
OPEN 1-6, OPEN• I-4
At the Annual,--ee 8 t t4 On 'i wo
area hospipi auxiliary mem-
bers were elected to the provincial organiiation; Peg. •
gY. Menzie$ of Clinton is a
vice-president and Wilma
Oke, Seaforth l Public re-
lations director.
• Notice
-TO, GREY TOWNSIRIP
TAXPAYERS.
The second installment.of the
1978 TAXES
for the Township of Grey are due
NOVEMBER 30;1978
A Penalty of 1% per month shall be'added
on the first-day of default and on the first
day of each month thereafter.
Jane Badley
Clerk-Treasurer, Tax Collector
Township of Grey