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The Huron Expositor, 1981-11-25, Page 15i. - • • ••• • 'THE HURON:EXPOSITOR, IN Don't wait Take advantage of our new reduced winter rates now in effect Hildebrand Paint & Paper Interior & Exterior Decorators 15 Main St., Seaforth 527-1880 WERE CAUGHT WITH 1100 MUCH MERCHANDISE pr/ceS Wall ,f7 ro SV/1 .Assaw LIQULOATOR.S PRICE CUTT/4/6 PENC/I 5100 v VIC'16e311/ ed Y ReP al v DA , Alc r tA) DAY halit tke.gias et. rtost " House Odkon. Thno Sept. 11;40 e.fo., II30 az7 96 -1 too .4o p.m,. 0;60 a.ati Seal TO ALL CONTESTANTS Shop DaRy Prizes awarded November 28 1.00 p.m. TOWELS Usbornetinibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Compitty (Established in 1876) Provides -Full. insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings- as well as Farm Properties WEBBER'S VIT. E. 400 units 120 gels In our flyer this week the size of the ' Corned Beef should be 2 x 50 Gm. not 2 x 500 Gm. SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET STOPSAIn ,_11Y noses CLEARS stuffy -hi/ids DRIES Wary eyes DIMETAPP ELIXIR '°° ml. Reg. 3.19 SPECIAL 1.• 99 SPEC AIM TOOTHPASTE Reg. 1.56 SPECIAL • 4 9 • i' i' ' irlifirdYAN Lantern $15.111 . WoulanCasitit Set Use Nearaireahem Ware tea Pat sue lineysi Ansi" Rohe Chine Cep and ismer $8.55 , if Pled. Sick/fiat KO POOPS "PtiNeticti" Tel* heed thever Meld INP1,02 168.01, Fruit Salad OW Sat $555 taanineat Whisluri Sit WA' : Potailain Mild WWI $2.25 - *Mt at Ilfileabon IOW at.a, Ke(itirig's fh(irnisty Mott., Tiles., Thurs., Fr1.9.6 5214990 ‘wi Wed. 40‘ Sat. 9 01:30 „ Seatertit AGENTS Ross Hodgert WOodhem 220,1643' John Moore Dublin 345-2512 Joseph 1.111111C Mitchell 346.9012 Mrs. Elaine Skinner _ Exeter 235,1553 Wellyiturton Exeter 235-0350 DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS Jack Hertigin R.R.S• Luton 221-4305 Robitti Cisrditnt R.11.2, Staffs, 3454139 Lloyd Morrison nAi„ Si. Marys 229407 Lome Plinitif 11.14.1, Dublin 34542543 Ray McCurdy klrkton 2204594 Obort Chaff, Ft"s* Mitchell 84114293 11 the h ndi apped Choir plans special service A special Sunday Eve- ning Service is being planned November 29th in Carmel PtesbYterie Choral at 7:30 • Sunday. November 22, was Men's Day at Carmel Presbyterian Church when the men of the congregation took the entire service. Robert Bell conducted the service and Opened with the call to worship and a welcome to all and led in--praier. Following the responsive reading Lloyd Mousseau led in the Lord's Prayer with Al Hoggarth taking the response The guest soloist Ron Fleming, Brumfield, sang The theme of the service was on "Happi- ness" and the message. "When You Are Happy" was most capably taken by John Baker, who delivered a, worthwhile message for all. A p.m. when Harty Stuart. Hamer, will speak on the mentally handicapped and the work of the South Huron male chorus sang "Stand Up.' Stand Up. For Jesus". Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presided at the organ for the singing. Following the announce- ments the offering was re- ceived and dedicated by Robert Bell. Ron Fleming aang a solo "The Sunny Side —of Life". A reading "Tested The Zurich Bean Festival ,Committee made a profit of about $5,000 to $6,000 from this year's annual event. according to president Chuck Erb. He says the committee Association. He will also show slides of his work with Arc Industries. Musical num- bers will be Provided and a 0 Forintili for at:Happier Life" was given' by Greg Heggarth.. Following the singing of "One Day At A Tune" John Baker thanked all who took part and ton Ron Fleming for his solos and pronounced the benediction. • Ushers were John Skeii and Ken Pollock. plans to funnel much of this back into the community with donations; $2,000 to the con- servation authority park in Zurich, $1,000-to the arena for washroom repairs, $500 to the local meals on wheels program, and the committee has arranged for free Satur- day afternoon skating at the arena for Zurich's children this winter.. Brucefield man's grandson killed The sympathy of the community is expressed to the family of Mrs. Tom Calwill. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cameron of Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock and Mr. J.K. Cornish at jiluewater Nursing Home. Mr. Ronald Ellis and his son Barry are spending the winter months with his mother, Mrs. Velma Ellis. Barry will be attending Huron Centennial School. ' Mr. Wilfrid Ross received word of the death of his grandson Kenneth aged 18 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald.Ross, Mississauga. It was the result of a car accident along highway 403 when four other youths were killed. He is also survived by three brothers and two sisters. social hour will follow. Every- one la invited to come and enjoy an evening of fellow- ship. Choir practices Will be held on Thursday.. November 26 at SMO p.m. December-6 "Mite Gift" Sunday Will be ehaerVed. Mr. and. Mrs. Sim Roobol attended Winthrop United Church service on Sunday morning when their grandson MYRTLE KERCHER At South Huron Hospital Exeter, Saturday, November 21 1981, Mrs. Myrtle Irene (Wright) ' Kercher. R.R.#2, Kippen died in her 88th year. She was the wife of the late Herb Kercher (Feb. 12, 1973) Her children Ross, R.R.#2 Kippen, (Margaret) Mrs. James Jordan, !Ando!). (Doris), Mrs. Spencer Jeffery R.R.#2 Staffa survive along with grandchildren Judy, Ruth and Bill. Mrs. Kercher was the last surviving member of her family. Funeral service and com- mittal was held from the Bonthron Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes on Monday, November 23, at 1:00 p.m. with Rev. Stan McDonald officiating. , Family interment followed at Woodland Cemetery, Mitchell, on Tuesday a.m. ETHEL coNsin At South Huron Exeter on Friday, Novem- ber 20;1981. Mrs. Ethel May (Zaphe) Consitt died in her 87th year. She is survived by her husband Roy Consitt of Hen- - sail and sons Ray, -1C-R.#3 Kippen; Jack. Hensel!. A brother. Austin Zaphe of Lon- don also survives. She was predeceased by three sisters and one brother. Also surviv- ing -are seven grandchildren, and three great grandchild ren Funeral service was held from the Bonthidifpepel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, Hensel!, on Monday. November 23, 1981 at 3:30 p.m. with Rev. Stan McDon- ald officiating. Interment in Hayfield Cemetery, BRIDGET ALICE COSTELLO Bridget Alice Costello, 74, died Thurs., Nov. 19 at Seaforth Community Hospi- Paul Dodds in a etas* of twelve communicants joined the congregation. Later Mr, and Mrs RoOhol were dinner guests with Mr. and. Mrs. Don Dodds and family. . • Mrs. title Love of Kincar- dine was a *Ito with Mr. tits. Richard Taylor list week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert tal. The former Bridget Alice O'Reilly, she was the wife of the late Thomas Costello of 61 Ord Street, Seaforth. Also predeceased by one son. Thomas Francis Costello, and two sisters, Mrs: Frank (Agnes) Thomspon and Sister Ann Elizabeth O'Reilly. She is survived by a son, Donald J. COstello of Kitchener, four grandchildren and time sis- ters, Mrs. Russel (Rose) Pringle of Seaforth, Mrs. John (Margaret) Shea of -Seaforth, Mrs. Vincent (May) McMahom of Detroit and Sister Veronica O'Reilly of Pembroke. Also surviving are two brothers, John O'Reilly of Stratford and Joseph O'Reilly of R.R. 2, Dublin. The late Mrs. Costello rested at the R.S. Box Funeral Home at 47 High Street in Seaforth until Saturday morning when a Mass of Christian Burial at St. James Roman Catholic Church was held. Burial was at St. James' Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Leon Haggerty, Ben Flanagan, Harold Mederak, Kevin Shea, Frank Ryan and Lewis Coyne. JAMES COLLIE MCGREGOR James Collie McGregor of ,Egmondville, died Tues. Nov. "17, 1981 at Seaforth •CommunityHOspitat He was 67. He is survived by his wife. '' -the-former Janet Wilhelmina Townsend ,of 2gmondville. ands sonAiiin McGregor of Creemore. Also survived by two grandchildren. Vicki and Aftsha, and a sister, Mrs. Cecil (Mona) Adams of God- erich. He was predeceased by a brother. Reginald (Rex) McGregor. The late Mr. McGregor rested at the R.S. Box Funeral Home at 47 High St., Seaforth, where the ser- vice was held in the chapel Thursday afternoon. Burial followed in Egmondville Keyes of Grand Bend spent the weekend, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Several pergola from this area. motored to Toronto by bus to attend the Royal Winter Fat On Friday; Mr. and.Mrs. Ross Cotbett were recent visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Chaffe and family at Mitchell. For kids, (Mutts Correspondent MK.S, SAMKEPOK 10205 Stewardship Servim was held in *natal united ChurChini Sunday November 22 and was conducted by. Rev. Stan McDonald who preach- ed on St. John chapter 15 The Stewardship of Jesus was demonstrated in his actions and dedication more than in his words. Jesus Christ gave his life on calvary and "God gave his only begotten ion." This is• the greatest example of stewardship. For our- selves, our actions should show love without. discrim in a- tion, and withhold nothing of our time and talents. Person- al commitment and sharing God's work together come through concern for God's word. The children also were directed to stewardship. To illustrate titheing an apple was cut into ten pieces and they could see how little a tenth 'was. This is what we are asked to give to God out of all that we have. To open the service, a Stewardship skit was presented by Mrs. Grace Drummond and Cecil Pepper- The senior choir ministered through music with a lovely Introit "God be in my head" and the anthem "Jesus" . arranged by Otis Skillings. Ushers were Eric. Mansfield, Charles Doxtator, Scott Jes- ney, Ind Cecil Pepper. Bill Scotchnier welcomed wor- shippers at the front door. Flowers in the sanctuary were in loVing memo of Mrs. Muriel Gibson ,memory placed there by her daughter Mrs. Jesse Jones. Next Sunday is the beginn- ing of Advent, and the Sunday School, Junior and, Senipr choirs, willbe preselit: "Ling their annuartaral and Christmas Pageant Service. It is hoped for a- packed church. Mr. and Mrs, John KOnytt. Woclistock r.geeets with Mr. and Mrst Sim ,Roohol last week. OVEENSWO VISITORS ivirs5Shirley Luther con- ducted Church service at Queensway Man* on, Tues- day of last week. Mr. Elmer Oesch visited his father Pet Oesch. Visiting with Mrs. Irene Kelbfleisch were Violet Bish- op, Lorainne and Marion Funnel!, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilds, Alma Witmer. Loreen and John Paisley visited with Irma Wilds. Also visiting with Mrs. Wilds were Dorothy Lee,..lack and Kay Cockwell, Mrs. Nora Dugan, Maryanne and Randy visMited""with*IniMr: mtd6undletoPbcnri- Mr. Don Rozeildel visited Mmhis wife; ROZniCedair. AlWscgltis.inag: Mark, and tyle Kraft, and and r.ardrstits. riir.kTrtnelizen . M crichdal visited Wally Crieh. Mervyn and Irene Dunn and Greta Laramie visited Mrs. Vera Lammie and Mrs. Louise Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. R. Johns, Louise rt rrss n& t Mitch ell . us' M r. n eI and visited The Bethel Reformed Church Ladies' entertained therteat.ressidents with bingo and Bob Bell Men's Da ducts service Zurich Bean Festival raises $5000 to $6000 Obituaries Cenietery. Pallbearers were Ross Nicholson. Ken Adams Jr.: Ron Howard, Bill Munn. Charles Geddes and Wilf Glenn. John Flannery and Ken (Windy) Adams Sr.. were the flowerbearers. A Royal Canadian Legion memorial service was held Wednesday evening.- • MONICA (DUTOT) CALWILL Monica (Nat) Calwill formerly of Brucefield died Fri. Nov. 21 at Seaforth Community Hospital. She was 88, and predeceased by her husband, the late Thomas Calwill of Huronview in Clinton. She is survived by two sons, John of Brucefield and William of London, two grandchildren and four great- grandchildren. Also survived by brother Harry Dutot and sister Mrs. Frank ,(Ruby) Resume, both of Leamington. She was .predeceased by five brothers; Tom, Leslie. Wil- liam; Edward and Stanley. and three sisters; Mrs. Flor- ence Peterson, , Mrs. Alex (Mabel) Wallace and Mrs. Milton (Clara) Holmes. The late Mrs. Calwill rested at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral -Home, 87 Goderich St. W. in Seaforth where the funeral service was held . Monday afternoon. Rev. Robert Mc- Millen officiated. Pallbearers were Ervin Sillery, Bob Foth eriosham, Gordon DeJong, Bob aroadfootiffloydlLostell and Cameron MacDonald. Burial was in Siiird's Ceme- tery, Brucefield: Ste Quesna, CHRISTMAS! SUGGESTIONS LIMITED NUMBER Curling Irons SPECIAL $ 1 5 .95 Blow Dry Brushes $ "a 50 11E G. SPECIAL 'h.+ • 5. 95 STOCKING STUFFER Redkin Mini Make-up $2. oo GIFT CERTIFICATES CHOOSE FROM A GOOD SELECTION OF BEECHWOOD POTTERY • •