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• LADIES KEEP FIT
•, DRESSMAKING
• ART
RUG HOOKING
TYPING & BOOKKEEPING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16th - 7:30, at the School
The Goderich $ignd.I:,Ster, Thvrsdey, October, 12, "1967
ASTM FI ELb
Mr. and Mrs, Ian, Howes and
Marcelline' and Manderleigh of
Sioux Lookout and Mrs. G.
Howes of Wroxeter visited re.
cently with Earl Howes,
* * *
Mrs. J.H. Rhodes, andMisses
Anna and Charlotte Mackenzie
visited relatives here last week.
end.
Recent visitors tQ Expo were
Mr, and Mrs. Jahn Mackenzie,
Duncan Alien, Mrs. Stuart Mac.
Leman, Mr.' and Mrs. Bayne
MacLennan.
* .* *
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Farrish
attended a wedding in Batavia,
New York last week.
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Rel. W. A. YOUNG
Preaching at Kntx C -hunch
next Sunday will be the Rev.
W illiam A.. Young, B.SO4, D.D.,
recently retired Chaplain at the
University of Guelph. In the late
1930s Mr. Young served as
minister in the, neighbouring
charge of Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Hensall.
He graduated • from the
Ontario Agricultural College in
1926 and from Knox College,
Toronto, in 1929. His first pas.
torate was at Manotick Ontario,
from which he moved to take
up respontsibility at Hensall.
From 1936 to 1949 he was
minister ofSt. Andrew's Church
Fergus,with four years ab-
sence as a chaplain in World
War II.
• In 1949 he was appointed Chap.
lain and Public Relations
Officer 'at the Ontario Agricul-
tural College, Guelph. He re.
tired•from this position in June
of 1967. In 1962 he was granted
the degree of Doctor of Divin.
ity by Knox• College, in recog-
nition of his service to the
• rural church in Ontario.
Mr. Young is an eloquent
preacher and has always been
in great demand as an Anniver.
sary Minister and as an after-
dinner speaker. He now lives
in Elora., Ontario.
CROP-REPORT-
Recent
showers have been
helpful for the uniform german.
ation of winter wheat and fall
plowing is now somewhat easier
in most parts of Huron Coun
Frost damage is apparent on
corn' and beans in some areas.
The white bean harvest was
held up temporarily during the
'wet weather but quality of beans
pulled before the rains should
not be particularly affected.
7
OBITUARY
- H. RICHARD HALL
Henry Richard Hall, DDS,
'10, Goderich resident, passed
away. October 5 after a lengthy
Illness. He was born March 28,
1897 at Plattsvild.e, Ontario, the
son of John Hall and Elizabeth•
Bass.
?4r. Hall was a World War
One" veteran and also served in
World War Two as a dental
surgeon. A • resident of God-
erich for 45 years, he pract.
iced dentistry here for 49 of
those years.'
He was married to Florence
Durnin who survives hl n.
Mr. Hall was an active mem-
ber in Goderich community life.
He ,was a Past Master of Malt,
land Lode No. 33, A. F. and
A.M.; a p st president of Mena.
setung C noe Club and a past
president of Goderich Bowling
Club. A membe1 of the Pres-
byterian Church, Mr. Hall ser.
,ved Goderich Knox Pres.
byterian Church in many ways.
throughout his lifetime. He was
a past chairman of the Board
of Managers; a member of the
ti Kirk session and president of
the Knox Church Memorial
Trust. .
Mr. hall is sttr4ived by one
,, sister, Nellie; Mrs. Jacob Gof.
ton, of Plattsville.
Funeral services were held
October 8 from Knox Church
with .Rev. G. L, Royal officiat-
ing. Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery -
Pallbearers were: Dr. Gor-
don Hall, Benson Whitely; John
Schaefer; Graham Whitely;
Jerry Ginn; Allah McNabb.
Flowerbearers were: M.J.
Ainslie; Jack Gould; Harry
Shackleton; Dr. J. Peters; Peter
Bisset; William Moorhead; Dr.
J.C. Ross; J.P. Warren; Mur.
ray McGill; Walter Heitman,
D.J. Allen; James'Polloc1 ; Dr.
Ray Hughes; Dr. W.G. White.
Personals
Guests with Mrs. •James
--Thomson for Thanks giving were
her son, Dr• W.K. Thomson, -
Ottawa, and • her ddti ltdr and
family Mr. and Mrs. Orville
. Lobb and sons, John andWalter
of Chatham.-
* * *
Mrs. Eva Mohring of Goder. ..
ich and Mx. and Mrs. Don
Smith and Ricky of London spent
Thanksgiving with Fred Moh.
ring and his family in Sudbury.
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TO THE. ELECTORS
OF HURON -BRUCE
r < A
Dear Friends:
As this will be my last oppor-
tunity to reach you by weekly press
be.fpre Election Day Tuesday, Octo-.
` b:r 17th, 1 would like to take this
opportu`nity of thanking you for
your kindn.iss and court_sy during
+h campa`gn
I have 'met many of.you but
thcrare also many I hay.) not been
abl ?. to •meet owing to limited time,
but I do solicit ;your support and
vote on October 17th.
In the five years that I have
served as your M.P.P. I have en-
deavoured to do my best in looking
after the affairs of this Riding
also promoting at all' timet thein-
terests of Huron -Bruce.
have been: working to pro-
mote the agricultural and industrial
development and growth' of Htrron-
Bruce 'which will be of benefit to „
all concerned.
Sincerely,
!MURRAY GAUNT
•
GAUNT is GOOD
FOR HUR�N-BRUCE_
RE-ELECT
LISTEN TO CKNX . RADIO
October 14th .- 12.05 noon
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GAUNT Murray X
WATCH CKNX TV
, October 13th - 6:25 p.m.
Inserted By Huron -Bruce Liberal Associatjion
Kingsbridge
KINGSBRIDGE - Rev. Father
A. Zammit, Ivlichael, Ursala,
and Edward Courtney returned
from a week at Expo.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Keefe,
Mary Ann and Joe, attended
a wedding in Toronto.
* *. *
Miss Blanche Bilodeau Of
Guelph and Mrs. Bill Hogan of
Kingsbridge are , touring Expo.
this week.
* * • .,
We dre sorry to hear that'
Lieutenant James MacDonald
is being hospitalized at Camp
Borden.
* * *
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Dalton this weekend were
Mr: and -Mrs. Cletus Reynolds
of Sudbury, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Gibbons of Toronto and Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce Hansford of
Galt.
* * *
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Reis Miltenburg this weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Hank De
Brun of Sudbury. Little Diane
: ltenburg was rushed to the
doctor on Saturday after receiv-
ing
eceiving second degree burns by
accidently spilling a thermos
of hot coffee over her chest.
* * *
,.a
Sunday dinner guests' . with
Mr. and Mrs. Antony VanOsch
were Mr. and Mrs. John Van
Osch ,of St. Agatha, Mr. and
Mrs. O. Hefferman,. and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Van Osch.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin vi.
sited with friends and relatives
in London on Sunday: - r -
IT S
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Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry
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* * *
Saturday Visitors with Mrs.
Blaise Martin were Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Martin and Patricia
Ann Martin of Hamilton, Peter
Martin of.Toronto.
* * *
`Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Do.
herty and family of Agincourt
spent Thanksgiving at the farm.
* * .
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Mary Doherty and Jim were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry and
boys.
* * *
Visitors with Mrs. Irene.Dal.
ton and Maria were Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Marsman of Lon.
don and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Dalton of Hamilton.
* * *•
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stead were Mr. and Mrs. A.
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