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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-11-20, Page 7CROWN HARDWARE JOHN A. CARDNO (Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 : Seaforth Office Directly Opposite 'Seaforth Motors • 1_,Iihohe 527'1420 ;;- Seaforth Make a deposit on one now for, Christmas because we have only a limited number of these sets SALedPitICEr • ia.4 COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS -, RVIETZES - THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 • : Seaforth VG TRUST ..COMPANY AMOK 18100 HOW your Texaco home team beats the winter cold. • • • I NT RODUCING HomEurEs CHAIN ,SAW. Zutiot nation Soarcola ITEM # S tiao 2-PCE. DISTINCTIVE SUITE Elegance of its own+, enchant your living 6:m. Cusfarn, C.rofted by skilled crdttsmen, with quality fabrics and colours. Fdam euthions and backs. tailored for eye appeal and losdng comfort. Bead tufted backs, Valance. ' 199,0 • This is a new Texaco „Forced Warm Air Fur- nace. ' . It is designed to en- sure thecompfete com- bustion Of every drop of oil, So you get maximum heat at minimum cost. Espetially since oil costs you less , than other fuels..jp-th-e• first . - ErhooSelrom several models. All are fully guaran- teed,, and available on long, easy term' pay- -ment plans. If you neecI L8ne, let's talk about it. We'll see that you alw4s have the home comfort you desire. Day and Night.- •Nt LPrne F li, .R.R. 2? $taffa won 'ON prizes tor grain he e41bIt9c1,Ak the F.f)yel Winter Fair. Tike prize` Winning entries .Included three entries open to residents in any. country. Talbot winter 'w4eat - third nr40- con- quest Barley = fourth prize; Al- tana Soy Roans sixth prize. , (Vela to residents in Ontario and proVincps east of Ontario. lOystone*Barley - second prize. Herta Birley -‘ third prize.Garry OAS - third prize. Willtana Showed ,both the4:11anipt90- 4,04 • reserve champion 'Market hoRS at the RQyal Winter Fair tilts I year. The champion hog brought $1, 5.0 per pound at, the auction 'following the show from K-Vet, Ltd.'Of Toronto Canada Packers. Ltd; paid $1 Or poUrid for his reserve champion animal. 7. Heill-t9P, prices were consid- erably higher than last year's auctiejfficts and well above current prices in Toronto. or ,... .otiday, .• • . • jott....:gp•tt,',400•03.10:!00.R/Itri::•....: Arativ0 suits. ,we nave. nt. 414g14.4i0*.w.f..40.0..*IcaKt ...•• *i, ands, tills ovOt.'0 $1' Youna.:.ExacuttiO JUST ARRIVED! ANOTHER .SHIPMENT OF COLORED TkigyomoNs./ SANYO - MEDD - WI1ITTAKER The organist, Florence Evans, Clinton, accompanied the sol- oist, Jim Doherty„Clinton, who sang "Ave ,Maria' and .0 Per- fect Love"; The bride, given in marriage' by her brother ,I.,•orne Whittaker, Seaforth, cho.ge a floor-length gown of peau4*, sole trimmed with chantillplare and lily-point sleeves. Her floqi-length veil of white nylon net with a lace triinined illusion veil fell from 'a diamond tiara. She carried a cascade of red rose buds and-lily of the valley. rs. Jack Armstrong, Clinton, sister of groom was maid of honour and the bridesmaid was Miss Phyllis SI:. Louis, Sea'- forth, friend cif the bride. They were gowned alike in blue satin, empire floor-length gowns, covered with blue chantilly lace with matching, train and petal lace headpieces. They carried bouquets of yellow roses, mums and lily-of the valley. Flower girls were Misses Jo-Ann and Laurie Pepper,Hen, sail, nieces of the•bride. Jack Armstrong, Clinton; brother-in-la* of the grbom, altEtd„ 5,~ groonksma lath u p ers 2134Sbadk, .2Se Orth itn friend of the groom and M4ris Medd, Sudbury, brother cif. the groom. A buffet dinner was served at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong, Clinton. The mothgr of-the bride, assisted by the groom's mother received the guests. For a wedding ,trip around Lake. Erie,' the bride chose a brown wool dressi,vithmatching accessories and a corsage''of orange delight roses. Guests from out of town were from St. Marys, London, Scarboro, Etobicoke and Sudbury. The following entertained with showers: Mrs. Cecil Pepper and Mrs. John Taylor. Mrs. Paul Nigh and Mrs. Louis Nigh; Mrs. Jim Hardy and Mrs. Bill Medd. MacR.AE Patricia Anne McGrath ex- changed marriage vows with Michael'Joseph MacRae' in St. Columban Church, JDukiIin on November 1st at_ :30. Monseig- neur White conducted the Nup- tial Mass. The Altar was dec- orated with fall flowers. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. ii1.7- Grath of Dublin and the groom, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Don MacRae of Dublin. _ The bride,, giVen in mar- riage by her father, was dressed in a whits. satin brocade floor- length dress with high waist-. line, long sleeveg and -A-line , skirt. From the back of the scooped neckline the train fell, from the shOulders. A crown of, seed pearls 'held her shoulder-length veil in place. She carried a bouquet of red roses and white warms. The maid of honor was Nora Anne MacRae, sister of the groom, London and the brides- maids were Mary Sills, Sea- forth and Laura Ryan of Dublin. Brenda Pullman; niece 'Of the bride, Was,the flower girl. They were dressed alike in pale green egelveteen with -gold metallic • sverall design dresses with head- pieces of petal-shaped bows and gold slipper,s. Their flowers were deep yellow roses. Mr. Jack Doyle, Toronto, was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by J.D. MacRae, brother of the groom and John McGtath, brother of the bride., Paul Horan, the organist, played ' al wedding music and a ' ' om 'traria 7/on panied the sol- oist, Miss Bernadette 'Nagle when she sang ',"Thank You Lord" t4o, 'Perfect Love", "they will know we are t hrist- iansr, ',Be Joyful. Mary" and "Blessed Be This Day". • The dinner and reception was held at the Seaforth Le- gion Hall. Tpe bride's mother received the guests. dressed in a deep red dress of fortrel, three quarter length sleeves, Photo by Phillips - Me.',3RATH , Jackets, storm 'coats, .par- kas, duffle coats, car coats and fur coats in a wide choice of corduroys, sued- enes, twills, wools and mock furs. We have the cluiice here to please him for Christnias. 17.95 to 39.50 Sharon Louise Whittaker, daughter of Mrs. Gladys Whit- taker, Market Street, Seafdrth and Leo Arnold Mnadd, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Medd and the late Lloyd Medd, R.R.#1, Clin-, ton were ualted in marriage. by the Rev. Father Kelly in a dou- ble ring ceremony at St. Jo-• seph's Catholic Chtircli,Clinton,. October 11 at 4 p.m. The church was decorat d with baskets of yellow mum For Complete 19-inch COLORED TELEVISION ;ZED $4 9.00 8 AfgREIGE111 8 -OFFERS STORE-WIDE Zurich aint.„ sea. th 01118TANOING HOME FURNISHINGS 12-111 ►ERSHIP 4Aa 411? —Ous AWE.. 1,111,-3 -13, 1toE ro Roo At rks RE INSURANCE on you, HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE -white A-at of tucked velvet and black accessories with a red and white rose corsage.' The groom's -mother assisted wear- ing a rayon knit dress in gold tones with brown accessories and corsage of roses ia match- ing shades of deep yellow. For the wedding trip to Niaga Falls and the United ed in 7 States the bride travelled a mauve suit with -White shell, black accessories and corsage of white mums. - The couple will reside at ; R.R.#2; Dublin. .Guests were present from Sarnia, Kitchener; Bloomfield Hills, Mich., Port Huron, Mich.:, London, Parkhill, Dublin and Seaforth , • Put your money into our guaranteed investment certificates now paying the never-before interest of eight and three quarter percent. 3% 4 PERSONALIZED FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING Perma-Press, long sleeve dress shirts, with the latest long- , .point collar style, ' in blue, gold green, brown. orsyth or Arrow 7.95 " 10.95 1:5‘0 to 3.00 - 7.95 to 16.95, DEEP TONE . 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