The Huron Expositor, 1959-04-10, Page 61.;
6 --THE HURON XPOSITOR, ;5EAFpRTH; ONT„,APRIL 1O, 1959
COLUMBAN : NEWS OF THE -WEEK
Mrs. Gilbert Murray' visited in
North, Bay with Mr'.` and Mrs.:'A.n
drew' Dantzer.
:Miss Darlene O'It illy, Stratford,
spent the holiday week With Mr.
and Mrs: Joseph A. Lane, •
Mr, --and Mrs; Frank O'Connor
and family, Toronto, visited "lilt.
and M. T. °J. Holland.
'.Terry" Ryan, 'St. Jerome's Coli
•.lege, Kitchener, spent the Easter
vacation with Mr. and Mrs Wm;.
Ryan. , •
lVlr, and Mrs Tom MclVer and.
family, Toronto, with MI-. and V(rs,
William McIver. ••
Mr., and Mrs.. Charles _Malone
and family, Windsor, and I and
Mrs.. Qreg IVforris,.' Port . Credit,
visited Mr, and Mrs. Tom Morris.
Seaforth Chamber'' of (;CQimmerce
eneralMe�ting
Seaforth Town: Hall
Tuesday,., April 14, .1959
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..;.,Tbe:Rev..-A,..E..Eustace offieiat-
ed in a •ceremony • at• North: Street
United Church„_Goderich,,,• on Sat.
urday,',March , 28,' when Carol Ann
'Wilson, -daughter of Mr. and Mrs;
l.a C}�aries..:.Wilsoh,..;Goderich epi=
alianged. wedding;•
'vows. with .Wil
mer."'Edward-Walters, son: of•Mr:
and_IVIrs. .Bert Walters, of` -Bruce=
field -
The Bride wore 'a floor: -length
gowbr`of "-brocaded: satm featuring,
-iii overskirt-of-Charitilly :laee;•.She••
.carried •a'.'bouquet, ' of red tulips:
--and-White h-yaeiriths;;
Strut
Y .
_fi rd :;attended •thebride.;:,wearing
a -ballerina=length dress of; shrimp
.'colored, nylon.. She carried 'a nose -
g,
aY.. "of f.blue:.:and white ca-rnations;.
Clarence.' Walters of, Stratford
was ;groomsman fora hiss brother.
A reception- was held afterwards'
for; twenty-segen guests.' -Guests
were'Preseiit;: from .Goderich, ' Clin-
ton; : Zurich,., •Stratford;. -ander Bruee-
field;� The'•. roan's 'Mother':receiv-
edthe guests wearipg As blue prion`
and nylon • dress ' with White dot§:
-She :' wore pink .accessories`==:and a'
white carnation The, bride's'moth
er •wore an Orange icejersey dress
with white accessories :and a White
carnation -'
Tbe-, =bride donned a" black and
white 'checked ., dress:'with :white
• trimmings and ` reen`. accessories..
g• .
.for • a `,wedding". trip to the United
:States'•:;7he':conple ,willlive',.on
;North..St e Vincent Street, Stratford:
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DYKSTRA-ANDREWS
A tett weddin t ok 1c s.
P ,_.. Y
"Saturday, April- }, a t'3 00' o'clock
-in Firg,Presby eria•n• Church,'Sea-
forth;;. when ?J:eaii Elizabeth, (Betty.
Jean). Andrews;, and, Getben (Gar.,
ry-) •llykstra•, eyClian ed we"d,`di g
• "vows; ; ;The `.bride •is the 'daughter'
Of •Mr and Mrs'.. Edward Andrews,
.Seaforth, • and ;the groom •is >'the
son of Mr. and Mrs .. Gerritt
Dykstra; of -Elim Hoogeveen"(Dr. )
Holland:.' . $ev. D. , Leslie Elder , m of-'
ficiated:'
T .v _ Marriage a .. .
The. bra de, ..given n in , mage, by
'her father, •wore a' :waltz -length
strapless gown': of Chantilly lace
and net •over- :taffeta ';:witlilacejin-
serts in the skirt,. rhiitesto e. stud-
ded
tudded bodice with matching: ;lace.
bolero and long .lily -point sleeves,
and it had -a". tiny standup :collar.
She wore a veil of 'illusion; net,
held 'by a rhinestone 'and • pearl -
studded tiara, and. she carried a
.white Bible crested with pink
roses: .
Maid ;of honor, Miss: Sally Fox,
Seaforth, cousin of -the >wore
a k ',blue :chiffon : ;:dress with
•inat.chingfeather- -headdress, and
Carried': a, nosegay .of': pink :`earna-
ons. iss aro e- • s;er,.• eaforth,
was,• bridesinaid; • wearing a pink
chiffon dress: with matching feather'
headdress,. and ;carried` a nosegay
of blue"carnations
• Richard" McFalls, ;Exeter, Was.
grooriisrnan, and 'Duncan 'MacMil=
Tan, ofMishawaka Indiana, cotisin
of, the bride, arici Arthur Lowe, 'Jr.,
Brantford, cousin• ;Of ; the bride,
were -Ushers;
M ---Bert Dempster, Goderich,
was organist; .' aAlice
Misses
rg nd. :1ice
Ann and Gene: Nixon, Seaforth,
were soloists,- '
A reception, was held in the
•ehureh ,parlor : with: guests present;
froin:Mishawaka, Indiana, Detroit,•
Sarnia; Hamilton, Peterboro; Wood=
Steck,.'Nor'.wich;,-.Brantford;. Exeter
aiad Seaforth. For - reeeiying the
;.guests', the bride's Mother, wore -a,
dress of ashes of roses emnbossed
satin 'with a 'pale blue hat :and
gloves • and black accessories,' and
a ' corsage of pink roses. The
groom's, ',godmother, ,Mrs •J.ohn°
Waldo,: of • Woodstock;,also assist-
ed
Far traveiling; • the bride donned
mint 'green. duster ensemble frith
matching hat And'g1oyee and black
:`accessories, and a• corsage of pink
roses. The couple .will reside', in
Woodstock. ,
, : • :EATON ]PLATE
St. 1Vfattherw's`Zutheran Church,
Conestoga, was;. the setting- for • a •
lovely. Easter • Wedding: on: Satur
;day• evening, Mareh 28 :iii a ' c,a n;.,
dlelight 'service, :When ,I olores,
Anne, daughter, of "Mr.: and; Mrs,
.Harvey `: "Plate,,.; of •r�
. Winterbounei•
exchanged • marriage :. vows `with .
Darkly -Evan Eaton, ,eldest . son! of
.Mir, ;and Mrs.. .Walter. Eaton;:; of
•Seaforth.• Rev., J. 'Ray Houser,,
Kitbhe/ er, assisted by Rev. Kapp
pas,, of'Conestoga., Officiated in'the
double-rineeeremony:''The, church
: was, decorated with Easter lilies
and chrysanthemums,; •
The bride wore a formal gown,
of white faille with beaded neck
line kr and r
n xt.ShewoeafinM
s
. .ger
tip:ved., and carried a bouquet of
white roses an`cl, feathered chrysan
tlmemums, ,•
She was attended• by her sister,
Miss Jaqueline -Plate; who wore a
;green '•nylon dress with tfarein
hemline,. beige :accessories and Pic,
tar'hat, and carried a bouquet of-
._ntrut.-yAlo hryaxithemunks:
.Mr. Keith Eaton was his broth-
er's groomsman, and fishers were.
Mr: Francis Plate, brother of the
':bride, an-dMr: Eric Eaton, brother-,
Of the groom.
Mr.:• Alfred Shank; of 'Blooming,.
dale, was organist, and -soloist Was.
-Mra•,B il::-SnYitli of-T-orento --
A reception' was held for about.
eighty guests at Augusta Thieins`,
Conestoga, where'the bride'sambth-
er received,'Wearing. rosewood
crepe, with 'black accessories; as-
'sisted by the groom's riiother,';} ho
=Wore -navy-lizien with white acCes-
aorzes Both were pink orchid Cor-
sages ::The ; groein's two' grand-
mothers .wore • corsages; of ,white:Carnations, T • .
Amid' showers -of,confetti,-•the'
happy young couple left on a trip
•to .Washington;- • D.C.; the bride
wearing a;".green, suit, oyster coat
and brown accessories On their
return they will live at 6 :Eden;
_Patin_. d.,.,Torento.:. • s
Guests were; present.fronr Scar
boro, Toronto, 'Wroxeter; . Guelph.
Brantford, Seaforth, Waterloo, ;De-
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RABBE-McI'IIEE
•On Saturday;afternoon March
28,' in' a'•tlouble-ring ceremony in
R•osecl'ale''Pi es•>jyteriaii Chfirch,,To
route;'!:. Shirley • Laura , McPhee,
daughter • of Mrs., .Ethel-1V1cPhee,
of -Sarnia, became the.-:• bride-. •Of
Richard''Marsden Cra'bbe 'san:--of-
Mi' :Geon e Crabe,
b .,of. Clarkson
George .
and the late Mr Crabbe:The Rev
Alexander;: Nirnrno; D.p:, 'Of Wing
hu1m offremated;_ assisted=by Mr-.
Floyd ,.McPhee,' of $t: 'George Wil-
liani-s :Presb-yterian ,C.ollegen.Mon<
'theal .."'.brother "of -the ; .brideL .Miss
Rose MarieLeerier, of ;Winnipeg,:
sang -The Wedding - Hymn" • by
Handel :and' Grieg's "I .Love• Thee.” •
The •bride,., Who; Was .:given.;`:in
`marriage -"=by her eldest . brother,
John McPhee, of Hamilton; was
charming.. in • a floor -length. wed
dingy gown of o'ff-white :peau' de
faille. The bouffant 'skirt _.with 'a
chapel train and;;the fitted bodice,
were _ trimine,"d_.wittth guiinpeau'1ace.
Her fingertip •.veil of .net,.jllusion
fell from .A • double crown of white,
studded With. rhinestones: -;The
'bride- carried a: nosegay bouquet
'•ofwhite roses; carnati6ns..and bell
flowers 'centered :'with pale pink
rosebgds: •'
• Her bridal attendants •.were, her
sisters, Mrs. ' Elaine Everingham,
Mrs. Blanche Weber and - Mrs:•
Joan Stinson Th"ey were dressed
-alike•in- mauve waitzlengtli gowns
of organdy over -taffeta: The' full
skirts were embroidered with deep-
er nve 7af finger •tip; lmerght
They, wore -'bandeaux' and:shoes.to
match; and:. carried- nosegay
quests :a. pink roses; carnations,
bell -flowers .and''purple violets.
The groornsnian;'wae. William •J
Wright, o£;.Port Cidit,'and usher-
in w re Stuart ,,Brown; , of Port
Credit, andDonald Ross,o•Teren-
to'
The' bride's : ptlpils'irvmn Whit=
ho
ncY Itosedal sc ' o er- e` l w e-th ill d
r
spcctators••in the church:balcony:'
The cTding.receptfon •Ya's`held
iti the Fudger T•Iduse .Club Sher -
hotline St., • where the another of
the bride` received, ' wearing' a
wood rose lace ensemble with black
'flowering• hat "and' an :orchid cora;
Sage: „ She wast. assisted, by' `the
'Mother of',the'gloom in a dress, of
mid-blueNoonan• silk with' corsage.
• (}f. tiny deep •pink, rosebuds • and
.black hat.: With •the bridal party in
,the. reee'iving-line were Mr. John
W.•'Hanna, M P.P.; and Mrs. Hen-
na.; of Wingham:- •
In 'answering the toast o the:.
bride,_ proposed <bY.,• the Rev •A.
Nimino, the groom• •expressed' his
happiness; thanked the guests - for
their kindnesses, .and- particularly
the bride's mother, .to whom he
owed his; bride. `He then paid a,
tribute to` his awn mother.. Fallow
ing' the reception: the brideand-
.groom left for •- Milton Airport, for.
'a flight te New York, where tktgy
'are spending their honeymoon, the:
bride wearing a . white ''hat trim°:-
med. with' .red -berries; an empire
beige .coat with matching .gloves,.
and shoes, and a.white • :gardenia,;
on, her ' beige7 handbag. On their
return Mr. •and •Mrs R. M. Crabbe
will live on Laughton ',;Blvd,; To
3e�Q Issues New
one ®Irector.
concerning,
�� :S lifer
e � h Asea
The' 1959 edition .- Of the telephone
directory: for Seafor,'th and other'
district" centres is: now b'ein'g dis`
fributed.: ::Indicative of ...-growth
throughout the•area-'covered by the
directorydmrin :the ',past:- 12:.
U l?_
months, more - than. 32,000, •copies
are .being-sent--eutithis year; com=i
pared, With ;some 30;000 last yearn:
Sozrfe 1,400,:.are being distributed
'locally.
Be'
eause of the . Many n 'new ;and''
-chatrged liktings'co stained-;itt the
latest, edition W.. W.,,'Haysom,•Belle
Telephone manager for••this 'region;
has'sdggested that,telephone: users:
here" discard their .old books as
soon;'as: the' new ones, are ,receiv
•he w.
ed.
T n 'directory e or features a
sketch of the Town Hall •' at•
'
Marys.on the front cover. •The
work of Canadianartist Lorne'
Bouchard, : it replaces. •-the ':Sketch
of -the Shakespearean .Gardens at
Stratford, carried ;on• last::year's.:
cover. The directory-. also' serves;
Atwood, Listowel,; ' - Mitchell, -St.
Marys,. -Stratford, 'Tavistock;. Olin
ton, Hensall and Goderich:'
• ;Directories': for .Seaforth, Clinton:
and- 'Goderich will include combin-
ed' ,`.`yellow ;pages":>`'for, the; --first,
EG;MONDVIL'LE YPU `]MEETING:"
•
Egmondville YPU ''meeting was
held' at the: -home- f --Helen and
Dorothy Dues' with. Bruee vCole
man 'in charge. Boll" call was an
swered by` •1S', members. ' '
Bruce , Coleman_ told about•the.
spring rally to be• held in Winghani
April 21. The new members were
assigned to :a commission:
The. meeting was turned over. to
Ron Eyre, convener' of Faith and
Evangelism.. Dave '•Tremeer read
the Seri to e lesson: Ren' le'd Id
prayer, followed by the ---Lord's
Prayer epeated'liy.'all. The Medi:
tation, taken ; by Ron, vias', about,
`friendship' and how -it can change
our. life.
WaterHeat�r Rateiediticfl
o..• .' - r h.
. .0 as Iven a ro l f rthe eafo t
va S
.h o
Public `Utilities. Commission to`ado, t:a base cost
p
of `36 cents ` e demand
,r 100 .,:atts of� water'�heater
•
per morith.for water'heater .serva e,7 and a -ly
the followin�se.tle gross'.monthl energy
y
charg es• 'effective A �'ril i1;,,1959;
400 -watt :e'lement;-... 1:44 `er •lirontho
;450 -watt element162.`pe month gross..
500 -watt element: :.180-L e-r`mo. i':t ss
... p hgam •.
1-9 -="er m`::.- h ros —r-
ant s
$,
0 `leme t:::... 2,16 :pen mgross
;;. 60_,watt e.; a�,; .,, . ,1 ., onth g_os
22
650 watt element: 9 per mouth:gross
•.
..... ,,
4. e
700 -watt �e ernient; ... 2. er monthgross
800 -watt element:' 2:67.per month :gross.
l
850 watt e e�lrlent;. , 2: ,80 per month-,:gx'oss
.00-Watteleme • t:,.. 2:93 er month o .
n s
n
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950 watt .element:.... 3:07:, er.nionth ros
1000 -watt element....„.. 3:20 - er=moath ross
All e'leme t• sizes- f over 000 w a t •be
0 1 a is to charged
atthe rate of -32:0 ce t er 100 per c �? s p watts p r month`
gross..
Proinpt.'Payment Miscount
IIOIJSE HEATING RATE
Approval: has: ,also been -;given, for .the., Seaforth
Public. Utilities Commission to`adopt.a retail rate
'of 1.67 cents gross per kilowatt-hour, subject.
prompt payment discount; of pa per cent, for all .+
energy sold to domestic customers for house heat-
ing when more than 25 per cent of the floors area
of a dwelling is heated by electric energy
For:further information inquire ofthe
TH. BL
S�EA�FO�t PU iC . •UTILIT�f
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Seaforth
TOWN OF -SEAFORTH
•
Among the., guests • 'werethel
bride's thm+ee •; sisters . and ',two
brothers' and brother in-law, Mrs:
Dave'Chester, Mrs;William Zeal;.;
Mr, and Mrs. ,Ray E•veringham, �•
Mr, John McPhee; ,of : Hamilton; ;
Mr. ; F16yd 'McPhee, of Montreal; 4.
Mr.. and Mrs.: 0,;, ,&eber;' of Lon- t
don, were also guests. Guestsfrom%
Wingham ;Were: Mr. John Fianna, '.
'MP P ��.an Mr
Hanna,. san
and Mrs. Howard Sherbondy• from;
Guelph; tit. •and Mrs. 0: 1VM. Me',
-Donkey and relatives and -friends
from Hamilton, Montreal, ; Kitchen-.
er,: Sudbury, Braripton, Streets
Ville, Elora, ErindaIe, Clarkson,
Sarnia, Lorne Park, ;Port Credit
and ',Toronto...
TeerfTown ,Topics
--(By"ELLEN- QRW LL)-
Teen . Town • held a -semiformal
donee, Saturday hi the arena. Mus-
BairdBaird
and his : Collegiates. There were;
about,154 teenagers; in 'attendance,.
Dennis Jewitt won the were
prize.
T1ae'spot dances were ,'won .:by
Diane Dennis arid Ted ? Lenient,
and Ann; (Star) Jessomne'r and Carl
Berger'.
We would like to thank Mr; and
Mrs. Pinder, Mr:: and Mrs Morask
and Mrs.. Charle~s, Reeves'for cha-
peroning the dance Saturday night:'
The Teen` Town is holding Par -
exits' Night May •2nd, • instead of
April 11th, as was recently pub-
lislied -, n the ; paper. Stewart
Baird's orchestra . will supply the:,
music for - this• dance. On April
18th softie . of • the .,membera .,are.
planning t :o down ti:attehd the.
Stratford Teen Town, tai:" see how'
their organization is operated..
anther pf Commerce Wee
APRIL. -'12th. to l 8fh .'
WHEREAS, this. community can -benefit from. friendly relation'-
ships ,among business ,com etitors :';between .our tc wn: ax d .
the surrounding area and outer communities across'' Cana,
ada,.'between employer and . employee
WHEREAS this this community',cap., enefit�frtimnew hda tries
good':; business ,conditions, more tourists, civic improve-
meats.mor'e`jobs; better facilities-for'education, health and
recreation;
WHEREAS, the Seaforth Chamber of Commerce. is a volunt r
e' bli: .
•.: ;
organization • ai'.citl� ns,enab,_, ng u� all to':wor..k together to •
achieve the. -above goals: arid generally: improve'b sinesi,
g s .
to build a better,: community ,And to dei clop ,better citizen-
shi •our--communit - our ovince and: tr
l��xr_ _ _-y,.. _ 411r' Owl y,.
•
by virtue offthe towers .ve �ted In`es :he..r_eby prac1 tin civic
c
su ' orAt. £or` G CAI ' 0"l? +� f11 E CE, WEEK.` lieY i
observed nationall :A ril 12 - 18; aid°call• on all citizens to
lend: their interest;. support•.and co-operation in making this
observance successful in'every 'why.
BEVERLEY, F. CHRISTIE n.
Mayor
"GOO SAVE' TIEQUEEN"