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The Huron Expositor, 1960-06-16, Page 5Hale Attra ,cts Pyli n g Exh ibition Area Women GROUP IV, NORTHSIDE 'WA The June meeting of Group IV of the WA of Northside United Church was held at the home of Mrs, •Jean Dill, Dublin, with 26 members and three visitors pres- ent. Mrs. Howard Wilson presid- ed. Mrs. J. A. Westcott had charge of devotions, after which Mrs. J. C. Britton led in prayer. The roll call was answered by "naming your father's birthplace." Sunshine bags and talent money were handed in. Mrs. John Bach, social convener, gave a report on plans for the strawberry supper to be held later in June. Mrs. J. Smith and Mrs. C. Dal- ton had charge of the . program. Miss Karen Dill and Master Billie Dill each favored with piano selec- STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE Order your Strawberries ndvv and be assured of your supply of fresh fruit at wholesale prices. Prices guaranteed not to be above those of last year. PHONE HU 2 - 3462 F. W. ANDREWS Clinton THE NEW LEGION HALL was crowded. Wednesday eve- ning for a hair styling demon- stration, sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary and Mrs. Grace McPherson of Robert's "House of Beauty.". Above are, two of the models who took part, Mrs. John Pattison (left) and Mrs. John Boyes,..while at the left are Mrs. John E. Long - staff and her daughter, Bar- bara, as they exhibited current trends in hair styling. (Ex- positor photo by Phillips). Euchre Winners The Orange Hall Property Com- mittee held .a successful euchre in the Orange Hall Friday, with priz- es going to the following: ladies, high, Miss Elaine Brown; lone hands, Mrs. Alex McMichael; con- solation, Mrs. G. Reeves; men, high, Alex McMichael; lone hands, Charlie Cunningham; low, Curtiss McDonald. There was also a draw on a quilt, which was won by Edith Mc- Dougall, tions. Mrs. E. H. Epps, of Clin- ton, 84 -year-old grandmother of Mrs. Smith, recited poems. Mrs, Mae Hillebrecht.. introduced the guest speaker, Mr, Cliff Epps, of Clinton, who showed slides on a recent trip he had taken through. the States and Western Canada. Mrs. Hudson thanked the speaker and the hostess, also Mrs. Epps, Sr., and Karen and Billie for "their very enjoyable numbers. Mrs. D. McCuaig and' Mrs. Brady, Sr., each voiced their 'thanks' to those who provided rides to the meetings during the year. A delicious lunch was serv- ed by the hostess assisted by An- nie- McNichol and Mrs. Jean Wil - bee,. Over 300 turned out to witness a hair -styling and fashion show at the new Legion Hall last Wednes- day night. Sponsored by the Le- gion Ladies' Auxiliary to Branch 156 Canadian Legion, the display was put on by Mrs. Grace McPher- son, of Robert's "House- of Beau- ty." In charge of the event were Mrs. Helen Vine and Miss Evelyn Hatha- way, of Burno's Academy, Lon- don. They were assisted by Mrs. McPherson, 'Robert McPherson and Miss Penny Scott of Robert's "House of Beauty." Modelling were Mrs. Jack Patti- son, Mrs. William Bennett, Miss Phyllis Lostell, Mrs. J. Harvey, Mrs. William Trapnell, Mrs. John Longstaff, Barbara Longstaff, Miss Nancy Dale, Mrs. John Holland, Mrs. Cleave Coombs, Mrs. Ivan Carter, Tracy Carter, Mrs. R. J. Bdussey, Mrs. Garfield Baker, Mrs. Helen Currie, Staffa' Mrs. Ross Smale, Staffa; Miss Elaine Spence, Mitchell; Miss Gayle Agar, Staffa. Gowns modelled were from Shin - en's and accessories from Stewart Bros. During the evening Sharon Strong contributed two solos, ac- companied by Mrs. E. Cameron. Prize winners were: Mrs. La- verne Wallace, Cromarty, fry pan; Mrs. Archie Parsons, Hensall, blankets; Mrs. Mickey McGrath, Seaforth, permanent; Mrs. Bial BrownCMrs. Allan, Nicholson, Mrs. Eva Kerr, Mrs. ,Glen Chesney and Mrs. Jack Matthews, Seaforth, shampoos; Mrs. George Rock, Walton, . cup and saucer; Miss Nancy Erb, Seaforth, travel rset; Mrs. Grace McPherson, mystery prize; Mrs. Peter McCowan, Sea - forth, vase; Mrs. A. Phillips, bun- ny. NEWS OI? ERODUAGEN HOLD _RECEP1I NS 10 HONOR NEWLY - MARRIED COUPLES. Last Wednesday evening, a •show- er was held for 4, and s. Robt. Harloff, nee Audrey Ronnenberg, at the Brodhagen Community Hap,. The address -4yas read by Donald Diehl and a purse of money was presented by Gerald Pristap. Sip- pel's orchestra .supplied the danc- ing music. On Friday evening a shower was held in the same hall for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elligsen, nee Peggy Higgerson. The address was read by Carol Wurdell and the presen- tation of a chesterfield and chair, coffee table and end table was made by Donna Scherbarth and Gwen Wolfe. A gift of money frond the Brodhagen Band, of which the groom is' a member, was present- ed by President Clayton •Ahrens. Elgin Fisher and his Rhythmaires supplied the music for dancing. On Saturday evening a shower was held in the aame hall for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cbstello, nee Mar- garet Rose Murray. They were pre- sented with a purse of money and an address of good wishes was read. Country Cousins orchestra played for dancing. C of C Meets The regular monthly meeting of the Brodhagen and District Cham- ber of Commerce was held last Thursday evening with 24 mem- bers present. It was decided that $500 be spent to buy stack chairs for the hall. Wilbur Hoegy gave a report of • the float which was entered in the May 24th parade in Mitchell. Proofs of the pictures which were taken recently were chosen, and it was decided to buy one large picture of the members and one small picture of each year's executive, to be framed and hung in the hall. About 20 members of the United Lutheran Church Women attended WED-_DIN.GS GEDDES—BUTT A pretty wedding was solemniz- ed at Northside United Church manse on Saturday, June 4, -at 12 o'clock noon•,••,,.when Karen Elaine Butt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RoyButt, Seaforth, exchanged wedding vows with Allen William Geddes, son of Mr. Peter Geddes, Bolton. Rev. J. C. Britton offici- ated. The bride looked lovely in a waltz -length gown of Chantilly lace dotted with sequins, with lily -point sleeves and a boat neck and a shoulder -length veil, and headdress to match -the dress. She carried a bouquet of red roses. . Miss Flora Anne Scott• was the bridesmaid, wearing a light green taffeta embroidered dress with streamers down the back and a feather hat to match. She carried a bouquet ,of white carnations. Sheila and' Glenda Butt, nieces of the bride, were Raver girls, wear- ing pink and yellow nylon dresses, and carrying nosegays of spring flowers. • Charles Geddes, of Seaforth, was° groomsman for his brother. A reception followed in t h e Orange Hall, Seaforth. Guests were present froni Bolton Brantford, Stouffville, Flint, Mich., Stratford, Flesherton and Seaforth. The couple will reside in Sea. -- forth. CRICH-,-STEVENS Baskets of snowballs and tulips decorated the chapel of the Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, when Elizabeth Louise, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stevens, RR 2, Seaforth, exchang- ed, wedding vows with David •Ar- thur Crich, son of Mr. and. Mrs. J. W. Crich, Clinton. The Rev. G. L. 1Vlills,, Clinton, officiated at the double -ring ceremony on Saturday afternoon, June 4. Carman Haines, Blyth, presided at the organ. Given. in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor -length gown of white nylon over taffeta with lace inserts. The fitted bodice was of lace trimmed with sequins and long sleeves. A crown of iridescent sequins held her fingelrtip veil. She carried a crescent of red ros- es, showered with white satin rib-. Outof By having your CLOTHES CLEANED EARLY! DRYCLEANING MAKE CLOTHES • LOOK BETTER • WEAR BETTER Let us keep your wardrobe in perfect shape. Regular drycleaning cuts clothes cost, keeps you always confidently well-groomed ! FLANNERY CLEANERS Phone 87 .. Seaforth bon. The maid of honor Mrs. Ray McLaron, Seaforth, sister 'of the bride, wore a waltz -length of, of turquoise net over taffeta with matching jacket and small hat. She carried .a :crescent of white mums. Ted Crich, brother of the groom, was groomsman. A reception followed at Keith McLean's. The happy couple left amid showers of confetti for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the bride choosing a blue cotton dress with matching duster, white acces=— sories and a corsage of pink car- nations. On their return they will reside in Clinton. EGMONDVILLE We are pleased to see Mrs. D. J. Stephenson home again after her recent accident. Mrs. Hugh McLachlan has re- turned to her home after a visit of three weeks with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Howard Currie and Mr. Currie, of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rout- ledge, of Lansford, North Dakota, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Routledge. Mrs. Norman MacLean, Eg- mondville, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack- son Close, of Waterloo, attended the graduation of Patricia Ann Close from the University at Ath- ens, Ohio. The condemned man was led be- fore the firing squad. He was ask- ed if he had any last requests. "Just one," be replied, "use blanks." a very :pleasant social aftergooa as guests of 8etitesda United Church Ladies on Tuesday. Mrs. Rosine Miller is visiting Mrs. Toledo Beuermann and other relatives in Preston. Mrs. Lottie Bennewies has re- turned home from Scott Memorial Hospital, •S'eaforth. Rev. Calvin Diegel, of Gerald, - ton, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Diege!.recently. Mrs. Calvin Gilck and Susan, of Desboro, visited her parents, Mr: and Mrs. August Scherbarth. Miss Joan Shortreed, of North -Bay, with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller and Ruth Ann, of Hamilton, with Mrs. August Hillebrecht. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Prueter ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rhode to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rock at- tended the Rode-Bartman wedding at Palmerston recently. The pupils of the school here participated in field day activities in Monkton recently. • Mr. and Mrs. John Hinz, of Kit- chener, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Swint, Mrs. Thelma Mantle and Mr. Ed. West, of Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens were guests of Mr. Donald Ahrens and Miss Linda Thomas at Brant Inn, Burlington, featuring Guy Lombardo and his orchestra, last Thursday evening. Visitors with Mrs. Chas. Ahrens and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens over the weekend were: Mrs. Jack Finley, Mr. Earl Clark, Mr. Ed. Wesenberg, all of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolfe, of Mitchell at the same homes. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leonhardt, Kim and Kathy, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Leonhardt with friends$ in Caledonia and Cayuga on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sholdice and Beverley and Mrs. W. L: Queren=' gesser accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark, Mitchell, with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, Lon- don, pa Sunday evening and visit- ed Mr. Jim Clark at Westminster Hospital. • Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Woodward and daughters, of Toronto, with Mrs. Albert Querengesser for the weekend. Relatives received word of the death of Orville Muegge, of Kit- chener. He was a former resident here. Mrs. Louise Jarmuth is visiting her daughter, Mrs.' Verna Holm, at-Haliburton. The swing bowling teams held a picnic supper at.the church Tues- day evening, and expect to start their scheduled games in the near future. "They said they needed stenog- raphers," said Peggy. "I can't un- derstand why I didn't get the job." "What did the man aSk you?" her friend inquired. "He asked me if my punctuation was good." "And what did you say?" "I said I'd 'lever been late for - work in my life." IT'S COMING TO SDAFORTH DONKEY BASEBALL SATURDAY, JUNE •25th 9:15 p.m. LIONS PARK Watch next week for full details Sponsored by Seaforth Agricultural Society ATTENTION, FARMERS! Attend the "McCormick" Farm Equipment Field Day For This Area -- on -- MONDAY,, JUNE 20th On the Farm of Cecil Bartja 21/2 Miles West of Monkton, on Concession 16 , FARMERS: Are you prepared ,for TORNADO WARNINGS THE ONTARIO FARMERS WEATHER INSURANCE CO. gives you THE PROTECTION YOU NEED At Reasonable Rates -- SEE -- JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 214 • Seaforth Office Across From Seaforth Motors Irr'�n Faulk► Has Annual Picnic garbow .Park, GQ4ench, wail the' scene Saturday, .June 11, of a large. gathering of the deaeeadapta at the late Mr. and Mrs., .I. Harrison.; who •met to celebrate theft' 25th anniversary picnic. The Harrisons were pioneers of the Goderich dis- trict, settling there 12$ years ago. After a very- enjoyable picnic dinner, served by the directors, Mrs. F. Williamson, of 4 Vancouver, was called upon to cut the anni- versary cake. During the afternoon a sports program was enjoyed. Winners were as follows: Races—Boys and girls, five and under, Darlene Wil- lert; girls under eight, Brenda Hodgert, Betty Lou White; boys under eight, Roy Taylor, Ricky Burdge; girls under 10, Patsy Wil- lert, Brenda Hodgert; boya under 10, Richard Willert, Bryan Hod- gert; girls under 12, Barbara Wil- lert, Della Wallace; boys under 12, Richard Willert, Bryan Hodgert; young ladies, Barbara Willert, Del- la Wallace; young men, Jim Har- rison, Ken Taylor; three-legged race, Jim Harrison and Barbara Willert, Della Wallace and Bryan Hodgert; married ladies, Joyce Hackett, Olive Broadfoot; married men, Bill Burdge, Lorne Hackett; kick the slipper, ladies, Amy Hunt, Joyce Willert; kick the slip- per, men, Stew Broadfoot, Bob Wallace; water - in - bottle race, Joyce Willert, Lorne Hackett; wa- ter -in -balloon race, Bill and Helen Burdge; relay race (grapefruit), Lorne Hackett's team; relay race, fill the bottle, Lorne Hackett's team;- youngest child present, Bob- by Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Orr; oldest person, Mr. Fred Burdge; farthest person, Mrs. Floss Williamson; longest married couple (48 years), Mr. and ,Mrs. - William Scotchmer; latest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hask- ett; 1•egister number, Betty Harri- son; jelly beans in jar (guess), Mrs. W. C. ,Adams. Luck draw of pottery donated by F: Williamson:- 1st, Bernice Wil- lert.; 2nd, Ruth Gareau; 3rd, Phil Presant; 4th, Jack Aikenhead; 5th, Reta Aikenhead; 6th, Percy Har- rison; 7th, Ken Harrison; 8th, Bet- ty Alton; 9th, Cecil Harrison. -Next year's picnic will be held at Harbour Park, Goderich, the second Saturday in June, with the following officers: president, Cliff Hackett; secretary -treasurer, Kay Taylor; directors, Percy and Renes Harrison, Lorne and Joyce Hack- ett; , sports, Chester and Belle Hacket, Betty Alton and Albert Taylor. Don'tcondemn. any . used house- hold article to trash before, you check its probable value. Even thoughyou find no possible use for the article, an inexpensive Want Ad will very likely bring spot cash buyers for it. XXVQ$1 4, SEW Eidtatifi CLINTON - ONTARIO Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in EMT County THURSDAY and FRIDAY — ,June • 16 and 17 "JET PILOT" John Wayne -- Janet Leigh (One Cartoon) SATURDAY and MONDAY --June 1845t 20, "THE BOY AND THE LAUGHING DOG" Walter Brennan — Brandon de Wilde ._. BUGS BUNNY CARTOON CARNIVAL (5 Bugs Bunny Cartoons) FREE` Popcorn for the Kiddies Saturday Night only from 8 to 9:30 Wholesome Entertainment for the 'whole family. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—June 21 and 22 "THE UNHOLY WIFE" Adult Entertainment (Colour) ' (Cinemascope) Diana Dors -- Rod .Steiger (One Cartoon) - THURSDAY and FRIDAY — June 23 and 24 "I MARRIED A WOMAN" George Gobel Diana Dors (One Cartoon) Three Big Special Attractions Are Coming: "THE VIKINGS" "THE HORSE SOLDIERS" "ON THE BEACH" Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear — First Show at Dusk ADMISSION: 65. CENTS — Children under 12 in Cars Free Planning a new building? Alterations? Repairs? You Must Qbtain a Permit A Permit is Required if in the Town of Seaforth you • ERECT A BUILDING. • MOVE A BUILDING • ALTER, ADD TO, OR REPAIR A BUILDING AT A COST IN EXCESS OF $100.00 • REMOVE A BUILDING WITH A VALUE II* EXCESS OF $100.00 • ERECT A SIGN Application for a Permit is to be in writing on a Form which is obtainable, without charge, from the Town Clerk or the Building Inspector. The application is to be accompanied by a sketch or plan indicating the nature of the proposed work, and in such detail as may be required by the Building Inspector. SCHEDULE OF FEES For a Permit covering work to a value of $1,000.00 or portion thereof .. $2.00 For a Permit covering work to a value greater than $1,000.00 - $2.00 Plus for each additional $1,000.00 or portion thereof$1.00 For further information or assistance in connection with the requirements concerning. Building Permits, please discuss with the Building Inspector. (Building Permits are issued in accordance with the provi- sions of By -Law 463, for 1945, of the Town of Seaforth, and amendments thereto). B. F. CHRISTE D. IJ. WILSON HAROLD MALNEY Mayor Clerk r Building Inspector