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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-11-19, Page 13Nip WW1 OXP TO,RileAr How susceptible are your present , Hybrids to Leaf Blight? G4082 — 80 — 82 Days G5150 — 85 Days GOOD YIELD and STANDABILITY Srzrag PA4e,527-1750 • SEAFORTH. , "Serving Seaforth and District for 28 Years" PERSONAL f!:EMEMIIBER 411)1. ORDER YOUR CARDS EARLY ASK ABOUT THE FREE "PERSONAL 5 YEAR RECORD BOOK" the .0 V Duran expositor Since 1860, Serving the Community First • I McCLYMONT The marriage of Margaret Jean Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell, R.R. No. 2. Staffa to Ivan James Mc- ▪ Clymont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont, Varna took place in Cromarty Presbyterian Church amid a setting of baskets of white mums, daisies and ferns on October 10th at 3 P.M. Rev. W. Jarvis assisted by Dr. Anne Graham of Metropolitan United Church, London officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a white lagoda floor length princess A- line styled gown trimmed with guipure lace with high neckline and long tapered sleeves edged • in lace. The high empire waist was emphasized by a band of guipure lace and bands of mat- ching lace trimmed the front of the gown from bodice to hem- line. The chapel train, which fell softly from the waistline was trimmed with the matching lace. A floral cluster held her three- tier tulle illusion elbow-length veil and she carried a bouquet of light pink sweetheart roses, car- nations, mums and stephanotis centered with a pink throated white orchid. Ruth Campbell, the bride's • cousin from Kitchener, was the maid of honor and the brides- maids were Mrs. Nick Whyte, the groom's sister, R.R.#2, Sea- forth and Margaret Perry, friend of the bride, London. They were dressed alike in floor-length gowns of shocking pink peau de • sole. The bodice with empire waistline was accented by a high collar, six tiny buttons to match the dress and short puffy sleeves. The skirts were simple A-line style. Rosebuds of the same material were worn in their hair and they each carried a cascade • bouquet of miniature varigated pink carnations and baby's , breath with pale pink velvet streamers. Kelvin Jervis of Clinton was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by Hugh Scott, cousin of the bride, R. R.#2, Staffa ▪ and Robert McClymont, brother of the groom, Guelph. (Clinton Photo Service - RUSSELL Mrs. John Scott, 'R.R.2, Staffs was the organist and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Don Andrews, Clinton when she sang "Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love". The wedding dinner was held in the Church parlour followed by a reception at the Hensall Com- munity Centre with Ross Kercher, R.R.2, Kippen, master of ceremonies. The bride's mother received the guests wearing a deep pink cut velvet dress with matching hat, black accessories and cor- sage of white gardenia and pink sweetheart roses. She was assis- ted by the groom's mother dressed in a cranberry'silk wool three-piece suit, matching hat, black accessories with a white orchid corsage and pink sweet- heart roses. For the wedding trip the bride travelled in an off-white wool ensemble with brown trim, brown accessories and an orange car- nation corsage. The couple will reside on the groom's farm in Varna. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored by several showers. One shower was given by her cousin Ruth Campbell for the Russell families. Marg. Perry and Ruth Knox honoured her with a shower for her Lon- don friends and Mrs. John Scott and Mrs. Filmer Chappel gave a community shower. Mrs. Rus- sell held a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter prior to the wedding. Win At Euchre The regular meeting of the Happy Citizens was held in the Legion Hall on November 12th. The winners were - Ladies' high - Mrs A, Wright; Lone Hands - Mrs. H. McClure; Low - Mrs. C. Woods. Men's high - Roy Lawson; Lone Hands - Andrew Hueston; Low - Ephriam Clarke. UCW Meet STANLEY UNIT U.C.W. The Stanley Unit U.C.W. Brucefield United Church met at the manse. Mrs. D. Rathwell opened the meeting with a poem "We must think peace". Mrs. W. Scott read the scripture, the 46th Psalm. Mrs. D. Rathwell read "Perfect Trust and Per- fect Peace" followed by prayer, offering and dedication. Mrs. D. Rathwell said a prayer for peace. The leader, Mrs. H. Taylor, opened the business part of the meeting. Roll call indicated there were 18 members and a visitor present. It was agreed groups would take the devotional at the December general meeting. The December unit meeting will be at Mrs. D. Triebners. Mrs. M. Wilsickp played se- lections on the Violin accom- panied by Mrs. W. McBeath who also conducted contests. A film on "Ontario",' A Place to Stand" followed. BRUCE FIELD 'J.C. W. Brucefield U.C.W. met in the schoolroom with 19 ladies present. Mrs. Don Brodie and Mrs. Stuart Wilson had charge of the devotions. Featuring the theme "Peace" the program included Mrs. Brodie, reading a poem, a hymn with Margaret McQueen as .pianist, Mrs. Brodie in a responsive reading and Mrs.W11- son reading the scripture from 12 Chap. of Mark verses 28 to 34. Mrs. Wilson gave a paper on "Peace", what it should mean to the people of the world today. The president, Mrs. John Broadfoot, took the chair for the business part of the meeting. In the absence of Mrs. Paterson, the treasurer, Mrs. Berry, gave the' report. A thank you note from Larry Sillery was acknowledged and Mrs. Gregg McGregor read let- ters from the foster child. It was agreed the kitchen committee would purchase new cream and sugars. Joan Allan gave a report of the Regional Presby- terial held in Londesboro, Mrs. Docken of Walton and Mr. Hall of Ontario Hospital were speak- ers. The meeting closed with prayer by the president and the Tuckersmith ladies served lunch. Winthrop Correspondent Mrs. Robert Hulley UNIT 1 Unit 1 of Cavan United Church Winthrop held a ham dinner to bring to a close the Penny Con- test. Mrs. Don Dodds' team treated Mrs. George Pethick's team. Twenty-two ladies atten- ded. Mrs. Eric Anderson and Mrs. Ken Thompson showed slides on their recent trip to the West with the Beef Producers. The next meeting will be held at the home o f Mrs. Oscar Cuthill. UNIT 2 Unit 2 of Cavan United Church, Winthrop brought to a close their Penny Contest with a pot luck supper. Mrs. Larry Wheatley's team treated Mrs. Bill Little's team. Mrs. Torrance Dundas, Walton showed movies on their trip to Japan% The ladies voted to donate $10.00 to UNICEF. HI-C The Hi-C of Caven United Church showed a film on Martin Luther King in the basement of the Church Sunday evening. News of Brodhagen Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen The Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce sponsored a banquet Thursday evening for the Brod- hagen Squirts, who recently won the W.O. A. A. Championship. The ballplayers and their parents were the guests along with the Chamber of Commerce mem- bers. The president of the C. of C. Frank Murray, welcomed every- one. Wilfred Ahrens congrat- ulated the boys and in his speech tried to encourage more parents to come out and support the team at a ball game. Team manager, Don McClure, and coach Glen McClure made fitting speeches on behalf of the team. Allan Siemon presented the WOAA trophy to the team captain, Bruce Bauer. Terry Elligsen and Bradley Bennewles presented Don and Glen McClure each with sterling silver cuff links and tie pin, engraved ',The Squirts 1970". F.red Herbert was the chairman for the evening. Ken Elligsen, on behalf of the parents ), thanked the C. of C. for the wonderful evening and also Don & Glen McClure for managing the team. SWING BOWLING BANQUET Approximately fifty persons attended the annual Swing Bowl- ing Banquet in the basement of USBORNE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Usborne Council met in the hail with 'Reeve Roy Westcott and Councillors Lloyd Ferguson, Lloyd Smith and Walter McBride present. Council was advised that En- gineer Howes had certified the completion of the Ellerington drain and that the Geiger drain repair was completed and that the contractor on the McDonald • Rowcliffe drain was construct- ing drain. Council approved an application of Ontario Hydro to divide certain land Part Lot 14, Con, 1, 2.416 acres and sell it to J. C. Wedge and • Jack Doerr. By-laws providing for nomination for council on Nov- ember 30th and election if nec- essary on December 7th were passed and the Treasurer re- ported receipt of grants on the Berendsen, Vader, Reynolds, and Carroll drains, the Warble Fly grant and the balance of the 1970 Per Capita grant for a total of $21,697.85. Road acr s, amounting to $4,900.74 an gen- eral accounts amounting to $48,351.21 were approved. EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL The Council of the Townspp of East Wawanosh met in the Belgrave Community Centre with Reeve, Roy Pattison presiding and all the members present. St. Peter's Church Tuesday even- ing. The L.C.W. prepared a most delicious roast beef supper. .Reuben Buuck, president, wel- comed everyone. A two minute silence was observed for Re- membrance Day. During the business period the following were elected as the new executive. President - Dave Wickie; Vice President - Robert French; Secrietary - Er- win Schwindt; Treasurer - Fred Herbert. Fred Herbert was chairman for the election of officers. Prizes were presented to bowlers who were successful during the year. The silver trophy went to Mrs. Jack Gloor. Mrs, Ross Anderson received a gift for high single score, Mrs. Ken Elligsen for low average and low single score. The men's went to Milton Bode, high aver- age; Donald Elligsen, high single, Joe Smith, low average and Larry ,Cook, low single. Team 4, Mrs. Frank Vanhevel, Mrs. Jack Bur- chill, Mrs. Jack Gloor, Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Dave Wickie and Mrs. Larry Cook won the trophies for the highest team average. Gifts were given to the lady with the birthday closest 'to the ban- quet and Mrs. Dave Wickie's birthday was the same day. Milton Bode's birthday was the gentlemans birthday closest to the evening. The correspondence was read. Council adopted a By-law for the purpose of incorporating Lloyd Street and Crawford St. in the Hutton Heights Sub-Div- ision, as part of the East Wawan- osh Road System. Road accounts of $3,590.60 and General acc- ounts of $3,738.51 were approved. GREY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL In the November meeting, resolutions passed included: That By-law No. 38 of 1970 to raise $200,000 to aid in the construc- tion of tile, stone or timber drains be given first and second reading; That the tender of Glenn McKercher, Bluevale, Ontario, for snowplowing for the 19'70-71 season at the price of $9.00 per hour and standby time of $9.00 per day for days not snowplow- ing for the months of December, January, February and March be accepted subject to the, approval of the Department of Highways; That Cranbrook Cem- etery Board be given a grant of l200.00 for maintenance of pion- eer plai; 'That niractiori be taken regarding Ian McDonald's corn- flaint regarding the Sixth Con- cession Drain. Approved ac- counts paid included General, $4,957,39 and Roads and Brid- ges, $23,925.62 for a total of $28,883.01. After the business period, Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth showed slides of their recent trip to England and Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Les Weiterson and Mrs. Catherine Hillebrecht visited on Sunday. with My. and Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Quantz at List- owel. Mr. and Mrs. Welterson were in Hamilton earlier in the week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cakebread. Mrs. Hillebrecht visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibb, Stratford at the same time. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel, Shakespeare and Mrs. Ed. Kress- ler, Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahrens and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hinz on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Jacobs, Waterloo visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman. Mr. and Mrs. John Hinz of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe. Mrs. Sherryl De Haan re- turned home Friday having been a patient at Stratford. General Hos- pital. Mr . and Mrs. Alvin Rose, Sarnia, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Leonhardt. 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