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The Huron Expositor, 1983-12-07, Page 20a4 - THE HUROINEXPOOITOR, DECEMBER 7, 1693 it ..,.[Fpfugor s wouldn't have IS THIS GOING TO HURTS -Grade nine students of Seaforth District High School toured the hospital a few weeks ago as part of their health class. In the pysiotherapy GILBERT AND GRACE SMITH Though they lived through the ' Dirty 30's", Gilbert and Grace Smith wouldn't have missed the last 50 years of marriage for anything - starting as a young couple today would be too difficult. ' "We, hear a lot of talk today about the depression in the 30'9 but we didn't realize we were living in such hard times because nearly everyone was in the same boat. No one 'had much money and all we wanted to do was make a living and stay out of debt," says Grace. "We're thankful we lived in the day and age we did because I don't think we could cope with today's condltlons any better than our young people are.' Married at the McKillop manse on Dec. 2, 1983 , the ,Smiths raised two daughters, Lorraine and Eileen, and farmed on the family farm where Gilbert was born. Though life on the farm involved a lot of hard work, it also meant many good times. "Young people have missed the fun of travelling in the winter by horse and cutter or sleigh. Bumping into pitch holes was great. The sleigh was much more relaxing than travelling in this motorized age," says Grace. After the' chores of making cream and butter, working in the vegetable garden and the fields, caring for the livestock, cooking, baking, cleaning and cutting wood in the bush, entertainment was inexpensive and as close as the nearest neighbor. "We had house parties where we danced and played cards in the winter time. I can still smell the coffee and the salmon sand- wiches," she says. "We never travelled very "Our big thrill each summer May 24, was to go to the Bayfield Pavilion when it was opened for the season. The music sounded just like Guy Lombardo and l loved to dance," says Grace. department, Carol Bowker hooked Dwain Osborne up to the faradic stimulator machine. (Hundertmark photo) • missed last 50 years far from home because baby_sitters for our girls were unknown. And, we couldn't take the cows with us. One of the biggest changes the Smiths see today is in the economy especially the price of groceries. A salary of S3 a week covered most expenses when the Smiths were first married. "Of course, we are buying things today that we never heard of in our day. Electricity has spoiled us; the only electrical appliance we don't have is an electric rolling pin. 1 wore out my first wedding rings after using the wash board for 25 years,' she says. Another change that bothers Mrs. Smith is the trend away from the church. "We were brought up tp go to church every Sunday and we couldn't even whistle or pkk up scissors on Sunday. 1 feel today our priorities are mixed up. The church isn't lust a place for matching, hatching and dispatch - the threat of nuclear war makes her scared for the future of her six grandchildren.'' "I'm glad 1 didn't have that worry on my mind when 1 was young;" she says. The Smiths celebrated their 50th anniver- sary with friends and relatives at an afternoon tea on Saturday at the . Cavan Church, Winthrop. "We 'have many memories of the good times we shared together with family and friends and we hope it will continue to be that way," she says. Huronview residents enjoy concert by Dashwood band The Seaforth Dashwood Community Band under the director Harry Hoffman arranged a Christmas concert at the auditorium of Huronview for the enjoyment of residents and friends. The band played a series of rousing numbers much to the tempo of which they are famous. The B II Ringers of Wingham directed by Mr. Gerd tt put on their own program of carols with their bells. Mrs. Henderson of Wingham favored with Silent Night accomp- anied by Mrs. Henderson the staff pianist. A very technical violin solo was then given by Carol Ann McQuaid with Mrs. McQuaid at the piano. A dance number as an encore waswell received. Several carols were then finally, sung by the audience with band accompaniment. , briakDood es AALTJE ROZENDAL Aaltje (Alice) Rozendal; 79, died Monday, Nov. 28 at the Queensway Manor Nursing Home, Hensall. Surviving are her husband, Douwe (Don) Rozendal. 'of Hensall, three sons, Dirk, of ItR4 Listowel, Neil, of Winnipeg and Obe, of London, three daughters, Jeltje, Mrs. Lyle Kraft, of RRI Lucan, Marie, Mrs. George Soepboer, of Lambeth, and Minke. Mrs. Steve Soepboer, of Burlington, one brother, Luzerd Stoker, of Holland, two sisters, Jeltje, Mrs. Hans Kistemaker, of Holland and Minke, Mrs. John Snyder. of Brampton, 27 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Nov. 30 at Hensall United Church. Interment Hensall Union Cemetery. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Ontario Heart Founda- tion will be accepted as expressions of sympathy. GORDON MESSINGER Gordon Messinger,. 58, formerly of Eg- mondville, died Friday. Dec. 2 in'Kitchener. Son of the late Albert and Margaret Messinger. he is survived by one sister, Mrs. Edna Little, of Vancouver. He is predeceased by one brother, Melvin Messinger. Funeral services were held Tuesday. Dec. 6 at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home. Spring interment Egmondville Cemetery. Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN YARNS" 482-7103 Worship Together ETHELDEVEREAUX Ethel Mae Devereaux, 59, of RR4 Seaforth, died Saturday, Dec. 3 at University Hospital, London. Predeceased by her father, Lorne Wilson and one sister Evelyn, Mrs. Charles Marrow, she is survived by her mother Jean Wilson, four sisters, Dorothy. Mrs. G.R. Mason, of Windsor, Hazel, Mrs. Roy McGonigle, of Seaforth, Marion, Mrs. Doug Andrews, 'of London and Madeline, Mrs. W.E. Bain, of Stratford, three brothers, W.D., Mac and Stuart, all of Brucetield, three sons, Neil, of Dublin, Dan, of Staffa, and John, of Seaforth, Nancy, of London, Mary, of Stratford and Margaret Ann, of Seaforth, and two grand- children. Mass of the Christian burial was held Monday. Dec. 5 at St. James Roman Catholic Church. Spring interment St. James Ceme- tery. Volunteers are essential for CNIB Since working with the visually handicap- ped is often on a one to one basis, volunteers pay an important part in the daily activity of the CNIB. At present there are over 47;000 volunteers active in the organization, but there is always room for one more. IOM[TALK MONEY! Visit us in Scrotal -1h, Ontario EVERY MONDAY Representative; BOO McCLINCHEY ST.THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH 21 Jarvis St., Seaforth Rev. Gordon Simmons, Minister SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1983 THIRD SUNDAY IN ADVENT 10:00 a.m. Celebration of Holy Communion and Sunday School EVERYONE WELCOME R.W. PALEN NANCY J. 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