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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-05-06, Page 12Lasso. Monsanto 4 1971 ifonor Bride-elect Huron Orange Lodge Meets in Seaforth KV^ and HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., MAY 6, 'First Year :Report frorftHundreds of Farmers: so4 with Atrazine gives season long control of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds Last year Lasso 4 was a brand -new herbicide and we made a lot of promises. Now the promises 'have been proven, A Lasso 4/atrazine mix needs no incorporation. • Lasso 4/atrazine will not . damage your crops or ruin your , rotatipn plans because there, is less carryover. Lasso 4 /a trazine controls. both broadleaf weeds and grasses (including crabgrass, fall panicum and barnyard-: grass) in corn. Lasso 4 is :available' from your local farm supply dealer. For free descriptive literature on Lasso 4 and its uses, write Monsanto Canada Limited, 175 Rexdale Blvd., Toronto, Ontario, Friends and relatives attended a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mi'S. Doris Adams on Tuesday, of last week in honour tesolimagtgoomigmmueenemisel INSURANCE • Auto, Fire, Life Donald G. Eaton Insurance Agency Limit. Office in Masonic B Main Street Phone 527-1610 Seaforth lineirommosr- NEN of Miss Roberta Houghton of Stratford. Mrs. Elvk McKellar assisted. Contests were played directed by Miss Darlene Dale, Mrs. Laverne Nigh read a presentation address, then, Roberta received numerous gifts and opened them assisted by Misses Sherry and Kim Dale. The bride-to-be thanked everyone. - Lunch was served by Mrs. Yvonne McKenny, Mrs. Elva Mc- Kellar, Miss Debbie Dale, Miss Susan Maxwell. Two showers had been held previously in Stratford. by John D. Baker, Public Relations Officer, Branch 156 NATIONALISM We hear a good deal about Nationalism these days - for and against. We as Canadians are not inclined to the type of Nationalism that prevails in the United Stales of America. We somehow think it LS encourag- ing to note that when many Can- adians travel to other countries and are asked where they have come from they •' answer with noticeable pride, ',Canada". 'We 'are all proud of our Country except for a minority group 'who do not know what they wart and disagree with everything and anything just to. be different. Such a group reared Its ugly head in Vancouver the other day when they tore down the Canadian flag and raised behavitor is hard to understand in a country where so much freedom is enjoyed. It would be interesting to know how long these same people would survive under a Communist Government which would suppress all their freedoms. It is quite evident that there • is a•subyersive element in this country spreading distru .st and treachery among. the malcon- tents. We would do- well to ..remember the words of Com- rade Robert Sm elite , V ice Presi-. dent of the Royal Canadian Legion, Eternal vigilance is the price of Ueace." We should also remember the freedom that we enjoy was paid for by ninny thousand s of lives, and to throw it away by our apathy would be an act of betrayal. PAST EVENTS Comrade Bert McClure is very pleased to report that there _were 106 participants at the Bingo last Friday Fet: COMLNG EVENTS May 6 - Executive Meeting May '7 - Bingo in Legion Hall, May 13 - Regular Meeting, Election of Officers May 30" to June 3 - Provincial Convention in Waterloo ..CHAPPEL Marilyn Elizabeth Hamilton, daughter of Mr. apd Mrs. Jam'es 'Hamilton, Exeter was united in marriage to Brian John Robert Chappel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 4 Chappel, R. R. #2,, Staffa at Exeter United Church with Rev. Glen Wright officiating on March' 20,' 1971 at 2':00 p.m, The organist, Mr. Robert Cameron played traditional music as the bride was escorted down the aisle by her father. Tile bride wore a white peau satin gown with bateau neckline, empire jewelled waist, lily-point sleeves and a detachable embroidered cathedral train. Her shoulder length, tiered nylon tulle veil was held by a headdress of INVEST In a Guaranteed Trust Certificate DONALD G. EATON, Office in Masonic Block Main St:, SEAFORTIT Phone 527-1610 Correspondent Fred McCiyment South Huron County Orange Lodge met in Seaforth Friday evening vitth an attendance' which filled the Orange Hall with County Master Lloyd Herm of Exeter in charge. / Most Worshipful Grand Master of Ontario West, Dave Warden of Listowel was present and spoke and showed slides of his trip to Scotland and Ireland last summer. A number of visit- ors from North Huron were pres- ent. A County Church Service will be held in the United Church at Varna on June 27th. The 12th Celebration this year News of VARNA Mrs. Henry Voss left last week to,visit relatives in Holland ,for a feW weekS. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte, David; Brian and Crystal of Sea- forth.yisited on Sunday with , Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont, Messers. Charles -Reid, Ivan McClymont, Watson Webster and Fred McClymont attended the County Orange Lodge at Seaforth on Friday evening last. Mr. and Mrs. FL' Woodruff of St. Catharines. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Watson Web- ster. Special Mother's Day Service will be held in the Unirea -Ch‘urdh next Sunday with the pastor Rev. M.. Morrison in charge. The United Church Women are holding their May meeting on ThursdaY evening of this week. A plant sale will be held at the close. Larry Gould was groomsman and the guests were ushered by Larry Hamilton, brother of the bride, and Terry Pfaff, Crediton. The wedding dinner'was held at fbe Community Hall, Crediton with an open reception at 9 P.M. The bride and groom were piped' into the hall by the bride's uncle. For travelling, the bride wore a pink pant suit. Mr. and Mrs-Chappel reside at R.R. 2, Staffa, Ontario. Guests wer e present from Exeter,- Crediton, Lucknow, Sea- forth, Staffa and St. Catharines. will be held in Llstowel,and plans are being made to hOld the event in Gederich in 1972. CPrik Talks Possibility of Joint Meetings A meeting of the C.P.T.A. Huron-Perth Regional Council at St. Colurnban School Sunday dis- cussed the possibility of holding combined meetings involving several units. Regional Expenses were dis- cussed and notices will be sent to. all units for a .$15.00 reg- ional fee. Reports of the units were given and members were interested in hearing about the programs each unit had through the year. Sister Patricia of Dub- lin and Sister Marion of St. Col- umban will attend this year's con- vention in Hamilton in May. Plans are 'being made"to form a Family Life Committee. • Those attending included: Joe Visser, President, St.-Columban; Pat Cowan of London;. Mrs. Joe Tokar, Stratford; Mrs. M. Bondy, Stratford; Mrs. Mary Murray, Seaforth; Bill Albert, St. Col- umban; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flana- gan, Dublin; Don Crowley, Kin- , kora; Joe Glavin, Mount Carmel; Sister Marion, St. Columban; Mrs. Catherine Vonk, Dublin. .Other members of the council are Gerald Nyenhuls, Stratford ,and olunfban OBITUARY MRS. WILLIS DUNDAS Mrs. Willis Dundas,,73, died• at her home hete Wednesday following a short illness. She was the former Elva M. Little, a daughter of the late George Little and Emma Robin- son of McKillop Township. She was married to Willis Dundas in 'the MCKtllop manse in 4926. Surviving are her husband, • and two brothers, Joseph P. of. Blyth, and A., Wilson Little of Winthrop. Mrs . Dundas received her education in elMcKillop public schools, Seaforth collegiate in- stitute. and the Stratford Teach-• ers' College.. Following her marriage, she lived in McKillop until retiring to'Seaforth in I949. She is a life member of the Untied Church Women. The body was at the R. S. Box funeral home where the funeral service was conducted by, Rev. J. C. —Britton in the chapel Friday at 2 p.m.. Buria.- was in Maltlandbank cemetery in Seaforth. Pallbearers • were..Wallace Ross, Wilfred Ross, CaMpbell Wey, James Dundas, Ronald Little and Dyke Wheatley. Flowerbearers were Earl Mont- gomery and Gordon Noble. Sorinelpody _Wants What You Don't Need! SELL Through Huron Expositor Classified ' Want Ads Trade With RED CLOVER IS STILL THE GREAT SOIL BUILDER • (for plow-down purposes). Also a full line of CLOVER and GRASS seeds Red Clover & Sweet Clover • Mixtures PURE RED CLOVER We have available Two proven weedkillers in one liquid, concentrate. Greater safety for all types of beans "Trade with Confidence" • 7rif yilizr11941.4. Certified §torniont, Sioux and Rodney Oats Mixed Grain (Garry Oats and Herta•Barley) R. N. ALEXANDER Londesboro _ •482-7471 Phones 523-4399 I Comm mist flags. This kind of WA ,,, egatis.,," WHITE BEAN.. 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