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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-03-25, Page 22If you want your money to work as hard for you as you do for it, phone us. sr, TED HOLMES 145 Deer Park Circle, London 471-6005 SYNDICATE LIMITED CONCRETE 1L OS We 'build them stronger ... to last longer. POURED CONCRETE SILOS . Will lend themselves for any kind of storage • Ensilage, Haylage, High Moisture Corn, etc. • A cement chute, never needs repair • 6" wall for greater Strength and Longer Life "If You Don't Want Any Fuss, Buy From Us" SCHOONDERWOERD BROS. LTD. STORAGE TANKS, SILOS and ELEVATORS We also install roofs and accessories (Member Ontario Silo Association) RR 1, Mitchell Phone 348.8701 or 348.9967. SALE BEGINNING APRIL 1st, 1971 ••••••011•11.1.1.•=1.•. TO-NIGHT 7:00pm. ANNUAL. MEETING EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH Thursday, March 25th Tickets available from Directors or at the office. Please Get Tickets In Advance SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 521/.1070 Seaforth 42.7f-THE UPON *POSIT Rif IISEAFORTH, T. MAR. 25, 1971 Irish Program Is 11V.1. Feature CARON - ECKERT SIMA: 01. Fire, :1 fe 00_,Ittoill G. Eaton tritirancto Agency 1.-Itnifed pillow in 46.40414 !Mock mop stripitt tikaro,-52m#0 -swarth !Iiiiiowiftasommompeamowailimb. BURNS CLEANER tio Smoke, No Odour HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-17.24 Seaforth waiiinamismamo.seino.remap....uni Mrs. Lorne Lawson was hostess for the Xarch meeting of Seaforth. W.I., "with Mrs. Frank Hunt as co-hostess. The presid- ent, Mrs, Erlin Whitmore, pre- sided for the regular opening exercises and business. The roll call was answered by singing or reading a, line of your favourite Irish song. The program, as unpre- dictable as the Irish, was in charge of Mrs. Alex Pepper and Mrs. Ross McGregor. Mrs. Mc- Gregor spoke on the motto "The Humour of the Irish", reading verses and legends of Ireland and -St. Patrick. A few games of euchre were played, in charge of Mrs. Pepper, winners being, 0 THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU most games, Miss Belle Camp- bell; Lone Hands, Mrs. Leonard Strong; Low, Mrs. Wm. Strong. A contest " Patrick's Party", was won by Mrs. Elden Kerr and Mrs. James Keys. Communications included courtesy notes from Elmer Cameron and Mrs. L. Lawson; letters re senior training school courses and short courses; notice of a food fdrum at Central Huron Secondary School, April 22 and a reminder of the Educational Day for 4-H clubs and their friends in Seaforth area on March 25. The president said she had been present at the ,farm show in London, to view the Farm Prin- cess contest, In which Seaforth was the only W. I. inHuronCounty to have a representative in the person of Miss Mary .Elliott. Mrs. James Keys read a ten- tative report of the nominating committee. Courtesy remark,s' were given by Mrs. Frank Hunt. Lunch was in charge of Mrs. Wm. Strong and committee. . - A pretty wedding which united- Mary Edna Eckert and,Raymond Joseph Garon was performed on February 12th by Rev. Arthur Looby at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Adastral Park. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Eckert, Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr. Anthony Garon, Clinton. The bride wore a full-length gown of pale apricot voile in the McKillop 11 FANCY FASHIONS" • McKillop 11 Fancy Fash- ions" net at the home of Mrs. Moylan when the, roll call, a pattern alteration and how to make it, was answered by eleven The__. next Meeting' March 29th will 'be at Mrs. Moy- lan's home., ' The subject matter for the meeting was 'Placing the pat- tern on the fabric". Mrs. Moy- lan showed the inserting of an invisible zipper and Mrs. Tom Murray inserted a lap zipper. SEAFORTH 4 - 4-H CLUB Seaforth 4 - 4-H Club for the project ',Separates for Summer" met at the home of Mrs. Mark Smith, the leader. The,assistant ' leader is Mrs. James Nash. Seven girls are taking this project. Officers elected were: President - Marie Therese Nash; Vice President - Ann Marie -Gibson Girl design with white lace around the scooped neckline and elbow-length puffed sleeves. She carried a cluster of white gardenias. Elaine Eckert, sister of the bride, was maid of honour. She wore a cocoa coloured cotton voile and carried yellow roses. Alvin Parker of Clinton was groom sman. Mr. and Mrs. Garon will re- side in Clinton. Hoste; Treasurer - Marlene Nash; Secretary - floating; Press Reporter - Rose Van del-Mengel. Member's pamphlets were given to each girl and the leaders talked about choosing the style and fabric. The second and third meeting, _was .held_at the heree, James Nash. Seven girls answered the roll call. Minutes were read by Ann Marie Hoste. The leaders discussed using the pattern, making alterations and the steps in cutting, mark- ing and stay stitching the material. The next meeting will be held at Evelyn and Vanda Storey's home on March 30th. SEAFORTH 2A 4H CLUB The Seaforth 2A 4H Club, led by Mrs. Frank Sills, Jr. and_ Mrs. James Devereaux, and with eleven members, is well under- way with the project 'Separates for Summer'. The first and sec- ond meetings, covering the wise choice of materials and patterns and the use of the latter, were held at the Sills' home on March 1st and March 10th. The third, trfolirtir meetings will be held the home of Nancy Devereaux on March 23rd. whenthe assemb- ling and fitting of the Separates will be discussed. The club efficeres are: presi- dent, Jean Devereaux; vice- president,, Nancy Devereaux; treasurer', Mary Margaret Kelly; press 'reporter, Margaret Sills; secretary, floating. Northside United Church manse was the setting for the double-ring 'ceremony of Helen Dorothy -Sallows and Victor Dale Kennedy with Rev. J. C. Britton 'officiating on the 27th February, The bride is the daughter 'of Lillian Sallows' of Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kennedy, Huron Park, Ontario. Given in marriage by her uncle, Doyle Talbot, the bride chose a floor -length gown of white lagoda and chantilly lace. The A-line skirt Was'Itomplemented by a cathedral-length train which' draped, from the mid-back to the floor. Her cape-length, silk chiffon veil was held by a head- dress of tiny roses and leaves. She carried a bouquet of red roses, white carnations and ivy. Miss Joan Muir, of'Seaforth, her maid of honor wore a floor- length pant dress of moss green polyester satin with chiffon 'sleeves and overskirt. She wore a matching headpiece and carried a bouquet of shasta daisies and ivy.' Jim Finlayson, of. Seaforth, was the best' man. For the wedding dinner held at the Commercial Hotel, , the bride's mother chose a powder- blue dress with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses, She was assisted by the groom's mother wearing a green dress and coat ensemble, black accessories and a corsage 'of pink roses. CARLSON - CLEARY Mary Immaculate Catholic Church was the setting for the marriage of Colleen Mary Cleary London and William Paul Carlson London. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cleary, London and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson, London. The double ring cere- mony was performed' by candle-, light by Rev. C. P. Herlihy on March 12th at 6•,30 p.m. The bride, given•in marriage —by her father, wore a floor- length white satin gown with matching train. The bodice, sleeves and train were trininied with Chantilly lace. Her four- tier short veil was caught with a large white rose and she car- ried a bouquet of yellow roses: Mrs. Ray Garon, Clinton, was 'the maid of honor and the brides- maids were Patricia and-Bette bleary, sisters of the bride, Mrs. Paul Beech, and Linda Carlson, sister of the groom. They were gowned alike in floor-length pale lilac crepe gowns. The bodice and full-length sleeves were trimmed with deep lilac Swedish lace. Their shoes were of match- ing deep lilac and they carried bouquets of dark and pale lilac carnations. Mrs. Dorothy Wright was the organist and played traditional wedding music. , Steve Brand of Dorchester was the groomsman and. the Ushers were John Gunn and Ray Cooper, Dorchester and David and 'Donald Carlson, brothers of the groom. • A reception was held in the Nilestown Community Hall. For the wedding trip to Detroit, the bride travelled in a chocolate brown long-sleeved crepe dress with matching beige tunic, beige shoes and purse with corsage of yellow roses. The young ebtlple wiihreside" -Th-ey - -reside in , St-. - -- in Seaforth. Tho Guests attended from Exeter, Guests mas,, were present from Seatorth, Goderich, Huron Park, Toronto, Windsor, Sarnia, Lucan and Blyth. , Seaforth and Parkhith ° Department Clears New postal Cade Ottawa. Sometimes the postal CODE will indicate a single building, if it is a large apartment or office building containing many individual units. Or it can in- dicate a single organization or company, if it receives a large volume of mail from the Post Office regularly. But in urban areas it never, indicates an area larger than tmef side of a city block. So it en- ables the Post Office to program its machines to sort mail right down to' very small sections of the city. The CODE has been designed for a minimum life span of 30 years, but Mr. Cote says it will 'last much longer than that, It is flexible enough to accommod- ate growth and shifts in populat- ion, And once your residence gets its CODE, it becomes a perina- nent part of your address. It will never change, although if you move to another residence, you will inherit a pew CODE. To ensure 'that the postal CODE is effectively impieTnented , across Canada, the Post Office Is spending some $60 to $70 million on equipment over the next five years, in the fifteen cities which account f6r 85% of all mail in • Canada --- Halifax ' Quebec City, Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, London, Windsor, Win- nipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria. Any uncoded mail, M Cote warns, will naturally through the machines d w 1 have to be sorted by hand." _ THERE'S STILL TIME TO PURCHASE AND HELP - SEND YOUR DONATION TODAY TO: CLAIR CAMPBELL, Chairman Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce AT LEAST $500 IN ADDITIONAL GIFTS ARE REQUIRED TO MEET THE OBJECTIVE Seaforth Lions Club Easter Seals Committee Associated With Ontarib Society For Crippled Children • CRIPPLED CHILDREN • IN SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT STER SEAL Entry Form Available With Each Purchase See Our Selection of ' . Every week more and more people. discover what mighty . jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want -Ads, Dial 527-0240. vxmakmumugaseamams-,i,:ima.mximisvonewa.."--4- a "Day on Domco" or one of dozens of other wonderful prizes! Area Clubs Meet 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 WATCH FOR OUR ANNUAL KENNEDY - SALLOWS A reception Was held at the home of.the bride's mother. Previous to the 'wedding the bride was honoured with showers by Mrs. -Edmund valkus and Miss Joan Muir. Canadians will get their first close look at the postal CODE this AptirlSt r,starting inOttawa. Jean-Pierre Cote, Minister responsible for the Post Office, announced the launch date at a press conference today in the nation's capital. The CODE will be a perman:- ent part of every Canadian ad- dress by early 1974. It will be introduced in Manitoba in the fall of Shie year, followed by Saskatchewan in the Spring of 1972, the Atlantic provinces in the fall, Alberta at the end of --that \year, British Columbia, the, Yukon and the Northwest Ter- ritories in the Spring of 1973, and Quebec and the rest of Ontario early in 1974. "The CODE is essential," Mr. Cote said, °in order to allow us to handle efficiently the spiralling mail volumes and in- creased -traffic-congestion in the country'S -larger poit-offices." " The CODE is alph-numeric -- composed 'of both letters and numbers-- and always -takes the form of ANA NAN, where "A" represents a' letter of the alpha- bet and "N" a number from 0 to 9. There is a space between the first three acid the last three characters. A typfcal example is K2P OB6. The CODE, contains enough information to determine aper- son's address right down tone side of a city street between intersections, and Sometimes even further. The above example, K2P OB6, indicates the south side of Nepean Street between Bank, and O'Connor in downtown 4 CARPET LINOLEUM DRAPES FLOOR CUSHION LAST CHANCE ONE" WEEK LEFT FOR YOU TO ..... SAVE 100/0 eaby p htyianngd clisholefuomr your , chases. BRoiDmos FLOOR COVERING Celanese, Corn0t end Caravelle Carpets — Armstrong and Domes ir,inoletrm Val-Abel Drapes — Ceramie. Wail Tiles LOCATED ONE STORE NORTH OF R. S. BOX LTD. , . . , PHONE .527-0420 __ SEAFORTH • fisomoorommtesnatiormessonexamammoweiamer wommanar 4.4 4 0