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FANCY WORK, KNITTING,'. CHILDREN'S 'WEAR;• DANDY,'.
FISH POND, HOIV1'E BAKINCT'`' Buy your Christmas Gifts now!
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Admission to Bingo, 5¢• eents,- •FfC 5•'Cash -Door-prizes.
COMEI'•DNI'aI' COME ALL!'::
OASTS
GIFT 'IDEAS � 'SERVIETTE
IE HURON EXPOSITOR
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Mr.' and Mrs, Leonard Feeney.
and: ,family,. St I Marys,, with . Mrs.
Nora. Maloney. "
Mr, and Mrs. Leen;M'urray,' Toe
Murray: and'Rase Murray, Toron-
to, and Gilbert ':: Murray, Sarnia,
with Mr -.and •Mrs. . Gilbert Mur-
ray.
Mr. and Mrs. .Pal McDaid and
family; Kitchener; Mr,. and Mrs.
Ken Lane and family, London, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. V..1. Lane:;;,,
Mr.. and Mrs. V, J. Lane- and
Miss' 'Rosemary ,Lane -attended at he
Flanagan: Stemmler wedding. in
'lesson on Saturday ti:._,
;Miss Frances Mepherre, London,
spent the weekend with- Mr, and
Mrs. A.'Menherre • . ,
Canadian women first voted in
Ontario in, 1884, but -it was in_Muni-
cipal 'elections only and :swir
dews and spinsters got the . ballot:
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THE ITIJ
N EXPOSITOR, SEAFpII'TH, ow., °e'i: Tr, : $
Fashion,. First' •"
WINTERcOAT$...
R COATS
Galore!
New For Van
WOOL DRESSES
BY HAROLDKEND'RICK four-in=hand or: a- bow.: String: ties
are not acceptable;
Now 'that we: are in the••.seeond', JACKET h'e •jacket ;rust -be -a;
Week' of our' magazine , campaign, suit 'coat type:' '
things'' look; pretty i glum for the'' oirls
school's profits. Up to -Tuesday, a ,Grxls, roust wear a dress or a
total of only $680,00. worth,. of mag ,'skirt with a .blouse, or. sweater.:
azine subscriptions have been sold. Question of'the week: Kathy` and
Although. _some- .people are slow' Earl: to the words '`.`belt; -zipper,
in -starting,, , we have some , early car, 'weekend means:, anything to
k .
starters whare out to ma, some:
money for the''scheel. At the end,
.You
of, the, first `reporting day,' Mary - '
Ann Forrest', 10-A, was the winner
`of-ihe early starter$ Prize. C�• ' •BRIEF'S
a choice of.:a musical Scottie deg Mrs"' W A:s Wright • and Mrs. W.
or a white French Poodle An G=:;Wright have returned from A
other prize of ice -cream :was won; motor trip to ;Calgary and W nni-.'�
by ' 14 Grads TOA students, whd-' Ireg,. respectively
joined together to `',win ahs prize; Mr, - and Mrs J • M Scott: and
io?,'thie most subscriptions sold by; Mr:"and Mrs:: R McKercher-
one room..,,' : have returned from a motor trip
The dance for he. cheer -leaders to, ''line's
was: -held :On Friday night with'; Mr. K I -.McLean, ;Elliot ..Lake;
about 100,. students ;attending. This; is'. spending; holidays with °his"faiii-
was' oneof the smallest•-crowds";lr'here •
this year, '.It might' be -because of,.-. Miss,Davina; Anderson spent the
the: new .'type of dress. which "was holiday in, Hamilton
introduced ;for all students -attend- Mrs. Harold family,
Ing-sehool.,dances. ;It was. -liked ,.visited her paients, Mr.
some and ;'.disliked;:by others • who and Mrs John Carter;. �n"Wednes=:
refused tocome° day:
The Prestlen`t ..anpounced.. that,and Mr Emer Laar
on'
-Hallowe en dance will be held on;" Spent Thanksgiving in • Fenlon:
October 31 `;Music will be, supplied'�Fa11s-
by ' Ian Wilbee and his :Melody; Mr.. and - Mr's. J. II: •Granit and
Makers (they hope).': "1 presume. this family; waterloo,. - spent , Sunday'
will be a costume dance, and all •with,"Mr. and Mrs M
A. Y. cLean.
surrounding schools will be invit Thanksgiving guests•'at the,liome.:
ed; -• of Mayor 13. 'F. Christie 'arid; Mrs;:'
Spt>irts• Christie were Mr and Mrs.:John:
The-,hard-hitting'Seaforth Golden A. Ttio:rripson,_;1Vtoorefield, Miss M.
Bearscame back° to Seaforth•-last Thompson, 'Kitchener; Mr. and
Thursday -'defeated, again. This;. Mrs ,Gordon Brunkard;,and family,
time was .bthe.,worst. yet, ;as they.;: Alma;'Mrs:'Dave.•Collins and :fam
were swamped 45.6y'by.the• Clinton.-ily, Palmerston, Mr: ,Jas„Thome
Red nen The 'first--••tpuchdown- of- son,,.. Menrefield Mr and,` -'Mrs: -
the year was -scored• by. Bob Bin Cyril Jack'. and son, .Bryce, Moore-
nendyk. In •the second half;. -as us field, and Mrs. Tobico, Peterboro,
ual: the team. began to show that;.,
good. Seaforth spirit as they 'has SeCI O�t COunC11
ed Clinton all oyer` the field Thee Hutchmsen salary, j$308 33 ;S.
score=at--the-•end••of1-he-first-ha1€p�•
B at
es, 'salary,,$250, Cummings,AVa'S _U .
the 'fight wl ieh. they nut On' in the,
a t half: Final' .:that bo With the: The `, following accounts were : r' E: -Southgate, acct.,. $940.70,
1 s. v., .�, Y „- Huron Expositor,•,acct., ,$10104•; :A
'collegeyspirit, scored for the Bears:.: passed' by Seaforth'Conneil_:Men- .Horne,•salary, $4640, W. 'M.,'Hart,
Phis week';the' Rears tale' en the day evening. ; . acct. 71:50 relief -• 35 ount ; 'of.
, .. a. Helen; _ i i 114 Y. , ,
Clinton team on Seaforth's own- J. Vincent;., -;;acct., 875,.;. /broil; indigent': $114 r Helen,
gridiron_ Seafortli is looking for -e Glees;'acct;, $T5; Receiver General "clew acct $YO; _Seaforth_•Lumbe.r
their first win of the season, The: of Canada, acct.,` $3216; D; V• Ltd; acct; :$7,.80; 'K. Sharp, acct:,,
ga-me :being onWednesday, all Dalton:, acct:,=$200; E • McNaugh- .
, : _, $19.65;" Canadian Tire- Corporation,
business people were invited, to' ton, acct ; $300; Helen' Glee , acct., :acct,, $1:4$; Ball-Mac�agly -Ltd:,'
come, and see the' boys - pla'y: • $5; Helen Bolton, acct, $6, C: H.• acct
Standard .:of' dress- for student, Addicott,, acct-, $4';, Seaforth.Pub $,30;43, ' A ..Bus:Ad :wa'g's,
was' et' at `an: essembl y b'.- lie School advance, $4,000; A,. J. $ t 50, , ' 1Vlec54 25 l :Advertising
dances • v s y Y_ Ltd., acct:, $54.25 D_ Brightrall,
Principal L,• ' P. Plumsteel: They. Calder,. salary,, $4.2150::_ A Busbie, _526;27- M. E, Clarke acct,
are: salary; $131:40:; A., Miller wages; 53.70 C.CdonTbs-'-•acct: 75e.'
Boys $73; A: Horne; wage, s, $35..20, P, II.
Miller; acct:; $10. v`
T -b es shirt xe erred: U C :acct -� 21,60• .The Municipal,
SHIR r � ,
s . p f , ,.�� R. Bell- Industxi• ,;eh_
acct:,
sports shirt :will be` accepted, pro-: World;'; acct ,~;$5 28; Bell 'Telephone. '$19 87; 'Supertest Petroleum : "-Cor-
neck
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_._ -� -. 69, sort
the C acct
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i ed_. ih a ... b. t . d _, t _.r . $,.. ..r ... , .
v d y u _. , , , , , . oration acct,., . , 8.22..:.5 £orth-
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,.a:.ti 2s .worn, =.,,: .-,. solar 250,, H. Maloney,:aaYary, ,
pec and e Y,. $ Ile Ltd.: acct .$12.93-. Sea -
TIE -LT
11 Sews# TSea
,TIE-T1ie tie 'Worn- trust tie 'a $235;
Lu curious `all wool `Marvellas,
--'Sealskins; Broadciaths-t -a rd -
Boucles in , a ':top rated range: of
_colors:, . incliicling Royal, -Red,
Blacks Brown Winter White
Moss :Green :and Wine Straight:
back, tapered, and fitted- styles
predominating. Deluxe coats at
pricesyon-Warit,-to Pay e
•
top-selling item • and :a top-
priority style for -'this season is
the popular Car Coat. Our ::fain.
ons Poslun make .feature Borg
pile linings and wool quilted lin-
ings • 'for perfect cold 'weather•;
insulation; ,r _ . : , -.
Exclusively styled in Sheei'io
twills, heavy cords and water
repellant materials': in shades 'cif
beige, powder, red, brown ,and
other novel'=shades.
Come`in `to day . and--try-on
few; we know -you'll want one
for sure.
18.95 to
;We.,'. ate: fediuting a new range .
of : fine wool jersey and' wool
crepe:dresses for wearing' right;'
now and'_"fiigbt kh-rough _the vvin-
lei Those dresses are, ,styled in_' .'
sheaths; relaxed' belied, and
classic, •.casual styles with cozy -
three-quarterrislee.yes.r.
Feature colors`' include': Royal,:
Moss Green; Grey, Beige ed
and Kelly Green:
SIZES 10 TO `20 :"
.95
DISTRICT WED:Di-NGS,
McCLINCHE,Y=COOK ry :V0,1l; andsoloist was 1VIr Thos:
ATJBURN'- A. quiet bait' pretty' Harry Hoffman. Dashwood; '. an
wedding took laceat the'home of •uncle of the. bride. The Glee Club.
bri e's pother Mrs Fred: of St.Mary's High :School, where
-tire. d i
Cook of East Wawanosh •.when her the'brr e is a-teaeheri sang. under
youngest .d.atighter,, RiXth. Estella.thaclirectorshin:f Sister M. Eyan
became the''bride.of Garth :Wesley.. g
ille:`formal, 'gewn
McClinchy.e , of Auburn ,s$n of _Mi. ' : A„ peau de' fa ,
and. Mrs :`SydneyMof was ;chosen by l the bride;, -styled
Hullett Township., Re. R. ,S.• Hitt• with' scoop neckine,,herdexed
with.
officiated for "the ceremony,, which be -aired guipur lace arid lilypeint
tl"en-
a l' ud eas
. aC e
sleeve's: L e. X
wase held,. at high noon on.(7ctober, PP q P.
4. The home, Was beautifully decor-; h"anced•the pleated. 'folds, which
a .ted: with, ,gladioli '• and': fern and: formed a chapel train and her
pink and white streamers,. •. bouffant skirt�was • decorated with,
Given in,marriage by her broth-; side garlands of, guipure late'°' A'
beadeddouble;"crown held her.
er,: `1VI Arnold ',cook, ,the' bride .
looked charming'in,a waltz -length, cular'nylon tulle • veil, -and sliecar-'4
gown of nylon and' net ovef satin,, - rigid a colonial :cascade of 'Arrrazon •
styled on' princess lines, The round.,lilies, 'stephanotis` and feathered
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neckline .off 'pleated; nylon farmedehrysanthemums
arin ash s at the back, A 'Miss Helen; Spellman, Kitchener,
foil f1 g,,s e,,•
tiara accented with seed •pearls'was maid 'Of `honor ,-for her sister,
and 'rhinestgnes``lield her fingertip and ,bridesmaids were •Miss Mary
-veil of •:French. illusion; and she.'-Fedy,' a_,sistOr, of the Bridegroom,
carried a cascade' of red, roses, and. Miss Shirley; McPhee, ••Toron-
Mrs Ronald,Tay for of Beilevtlle;:to.~ •.- uby 'red : velvet '''and -
Was
and :satin'
was her- sister's patron of honor. gowns-- styled -°'with' taut • bodices,
h' own'. o£ scoop necklines -and brief sleeves,;;;
and chlse:;a, waltz-lengt - g were : ecf t•bv • the` attendants:':
vvc e sel ed
loyal blue vel, n withasfitted bodice, . The elk' skiits ,featured'"mate Ging'
scooped,,, n.eeklme Arid ,full; pleated b
.rek'ad
I e - satin. ;panels and.large .Tia.• : n
tt f royal blare v 1
skirt: A ed vi o Y front, 'bows aril they wore fiesta
vet trimmed A,vrth pearls 'arid rH r(e- r
st' 1. s was worn and also=,fin e,r-'pink Satin .Cocktail bows and
ae �
n
less= Velvet,' gloves. She carried a: matching gloves' Their 'colonial
• ee eades were pink, chiffon roses,
cascade of,. pink'roses. ; - .' n r lm.' chis. anthe-
feathered a ek a Y
,'px�fty = little: f'ow'l gri l,�„l,,niirm:
Doreen. McClinchey'and Li Ta Wal-.
v W' torloo'
der;; 'tve e''clessed alike in red :vel-�, illi- J+7seph .I'ecl.. ; of e and
was, best man for his .'broth r,
lace,w se , trimmed. with white ushers were Mr, Robert Schmuck;
wee;, white .gloves.: ,and bandeau of. of . r and Mr, . 'Leopold
white Fr..s,.,,rc. - o,r,„t. �^r':;�d nosy- f Kitchener,. p
Laroe ues of Trenton.,
gays r ° t#'n`ta C 1.^. `tXQ. c • with a ,, q, _
• r . • •- . -Receiving, at. the Kitchener -WA
red ce t P, ;Granite Cluli;,,';the bride's
.�:. t f
.-..._ otiterwore.:ateal'bite-shea'h,a
1VIcGlr . ^ ey„'of Aul iirn, 'hi -other �f_.Fi:etrch`-broadcloth, Her velur- krat;
the groom: i •`as dusty rad e+" trf mired" :with
'raciitional Ve tihTrg music was inatelling. satin.; and she wgre dusty
play'ed''.by Mrs.' dames Boak.' of rose and black accessories. •A prink
Lucknow,,sister of the bride,=•anct stole, ;and 'corsage, of pink roses
the soloist was Mr. Lloyd Walden; : completed her' costume,' A peacock
uncle'of the.grooin;who sang "The-:green shantuirg frock and'oatmeal
Wedding Prayer!!- at the_ ece, tion. beige and brown .accessories were
'
A reception followed in the West- selected by. the bridegroom's moth -
field ,
oth=field, TJnitedp Church parlors; • er. filer ,brown feathered hat and•:.
• For a wedding trip to Ottawa the,, corsage of tawny roses enhnced.
bride donned' a •light• blue wool her outfit
dress with brown :Mouton: jacket, Fpr travelling -to the New Eng-
and brown ''arid , blue ,accessories,';fan.d;States ;the bride. wore a cocoa •
and a corsage ef yellow' rpses On.':brdwvttrsli8ath:`and jacket ensemble
their return they,will'reticle on the of -..French brocade.- .A cloud white.
groom's farm' at 14.R. 1 :i uburii _cleehe,,'. trimmer' with gold feath, -
II+17Y-SPLt.I.Mt1N ers' and brown aceessorrd$ Her
corsage• was' twig' orchids.;' The
.FHENSALL=Cousins ,of' the .,bride, I couple will . reside ' at= 55.,' Dunbar,
'Rev.. John Malley, 1%oehester, N.Y.; ; St.;: Waterloo. `
and;: Rev. Eugene l\talley, Toronto,' ' The' iilaide.-ism
;a gold medallist in
officiated Saturday'' at, the mar`- figure skating and is• on the :staff.
riage ',of . Carolyn •Anne Spellman, , of St., Mary's. High' School, . Kit
Kitchener, ,and Mr. Donald Edwin ehener`s The' groom iS: a• gratfuate
Fedy, Waterloo, at' St Anne's R.C. of'Assuniption College.
Church.• '- vocal 'guests at .the Fedy-Spell-
The bride i$ the daughter of•`Dr. nrari;wedding in•Kitchener on Sat-
and Mrs. a:oseph AIekis • Spellman; urday were Mr. and Mrs. ,E. Laird,.
154 Pandora Ave., ,Kitchener. The WelderHenson, Mr,- and Mrs:
b'ridegroom's,parents''are i'dr, and John Soldan, Masters ?,atrickand
Mrs:• Ralph:Edwin^Fedy, 76 John Mighael:Soldan, Zurich; Mrr•'and
St., : Waterloo. Mr$. T.• Harry Ifoffinan, Miss Mary
The altar :was banked:' lith white 'Jolie ttoffman ' and Masters Rob
chrysanthemums 'and fern •for the err, William and James Hoffman,
ceremony. Organist was Mrs Har= bashwood,
forth Farriers Co=op, acct -$27.0;-
Canadian Oil Go:: acct., $5 96
Jamea Sallows acct, $10.48•B is_Arcjpe lidus�tard and Mrs_.:,
M -Boss, =acct , $T69;:-Regier Trans•- peter GTinger:-ch spent`an. aft rnaon_
port; 'acct,, $9 85; A. Price; acct, ; with Miss Elizabeth Finlay,
$4;H. Maloney,, acct., $10 Dr rel F' M ..N; a
;Ha d iii' y, Emma, Mar-,
Munro, acct,, $12:95; A. Miller; ,...
wages, $63 `Mrs. 'Ielen Bolton; .-garet and .James are '.spending a
acct:; $2; Keating's Pharmacy,
weeks vacation.: with it% and Mrs.
Gordon. "Jo o otKenebeck. •'
acct: r' $3.95;'Seaforth; Motors., acct: ; :':. heat n, _
Mr..�I�u hie �,VlcBrade'�'_.of.:Londo .. � • ',- `
$32.44, A Jalderr IF,
ges,'$40.`__._z.:..,Wilson and>Cousins,a; $224.62;r'speiit:the weelcen�c „with his.par--pts,Mr;andMrs:•RoyMcErideW;Ball',acct,;,$24Baldwin;: and Jobnn .
Hardware, acct:, $10,85. Y
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Miss Alma.. Martin, nn-r`se ui=
'- tf ainin at: the Kitci'ieeer-Wafe'loo L l
g r
Las e, ear famil allowance : a Hospital; spent the weekend with
t.Y Y e pay
her parents, Mr. and. 1VIrs. Menne -
ments cost 537 9 ,� inillid co -m ar-
_ Martin: . .
er'to' 397,5 mi on°"o e arl-
n re
llx ea
$ ., Y , , , I , Mr. Archie 1Vlustarcl;• of London
Ler' and .$356,2- million Inc' years spent i' the- weekend •'with• :Mr
eat• , -: , -im t h .. current, :: :
-kr Kst a ear-, t • .�Archie.::lVlustardand:':,.family :-and?
year ,:is, $470 million; _ Mrs. _Mary. Hey•
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For
i htFor 16 NiOTits from 8 to 10 .m? except Dec. 25th and .Jana is
ommenc n : November" 61.
The Seafort h District Ha�� Smol Board will offer' the tollowin
ro...osed courses`: `
• 1 SEWING -Elementary rse 'Cou..*Selection o•eraion, •
f material, p<iitern' alteration,' shortcut,
making simple clothing.
2 COO'KkNG-`Advanced Course,
3. WOODWOIt? G=)3asic hand toils and. bow• to' use thein':
4 TY,Pt.IVVRI1'ING-• A beginner's course, drills, rhythmic exercises, toueh 'system:
5. MOTOR llClANTCS Indamenta1 s ru.tieS ott• itGrnal combLtstifX,e ire
n ti •n •°'• ,r� x s? ,ransmis sion differ' tia1.:brakes, -Maintenance andmincr -re airs,
. •
yg,
PUiiI,� : PIS rAI G��'o 'dire meettn s :duties o cH rr a ' and'Officers',Paa-
6. O S � SIN n t • el, a, ct s f a m p .
liaribntary.procedure; practice in ;speaking.'
7. OIL PAINTING -An elernoistary
S. AID-,-Care-of
course, •
I301i�I-•Care nC :rse.'of' antiseptics
ePtics 'arid. Bandages
•9. RASId ENGLISII and. CITIZENSI fie-)a'or':NewCanadians.
• There` maybeotlother courses in which there is an L"aterest, I
f
sot
Please fill.`in. .coaPon.,- indicating, suc
h courses andifthereis sLf.
:
- -Cr 'f31tE;5t ,every: effort will be runde toovid .in trictioi-
TEES-+-- 5.00 6i- erson ayable on the o `ening/night of .the- course at which .time
$ P p p p•
everyone will assemble. in -the Auditorium to meat class, instructors,
-
=', 1VOT;i':i. ,T1s `stration mLi be' made' on registration form. Theur, s ,°es given will
dependti an'"the number -who register In. case of •-oeer.,-registration hi any
ours' applications Will be accented in order f registration >
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