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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-09-09, Page 5HURON EXPOSITOR SPECIAL Photographic Contest For Display at the Seaforth Fall Fair Thursday — Friday, September 16' - 17 Best black and white photographs, suitable for publication, with credit, on the editorial page of The Huron Expositor. picture Subject - may include an area scene, children, animals, flowers 'and other subjects of general interest, taken,within 20 miles of Seaforth. Each entry to consist of one picture and to indicate where the picture was taken and produce identification and technical Information (type of camera and , film). Negative must be included. Not more than. three entries per person permitted (Children's entries welcome). First prize $5, three honorable mentions at $3.00 each, up to'10 awards of $1. each. See the prize winning entries in the Round House on Fair Days. Become involved with the , Party •of ALL the People! HURON PC NOMINATION FRIDAY, SEPT. 17 8 p.m. Harbourlite Inn, Goderich Hear the Treasurer of Ontario HON. D'ARCY. McKEOUGH Huron Progressive Conservative Association, DOUGLAS FREEMAN. MRS. F.G. THOMPSON. PRESIDENT SECRETARY Ladies and young people welcome Participate is Ontario's future! WE ARE '.BUYING WHITE BEANS We now have a FAST NEW elevator and intake. 4We have- the quickest and most modern unloading facilitits,, available for our Bean and Corn Growers. — ALSO STORAGE — For Courtesy & Service Come To W. G. Thompson & Sons Limited MITCHELL 1 1/4 Miles West of Mitchell on Highway 8 PHONE 348-8433 17rtf,E,14. RON' POOgrogosEArOsr SOOT, 10, it71-4 SEED WHE v • flow the effluent will be of much higher quality; and, now, the spray system will avoid even the normal flow from the lagoon while the aeration cell improves the quality of the effluent. The sewage program in Lis- --towel-was-developed_thr_eu_gh an agreement with the Ontario Water Resources Commission in 1958. The initial project involved a system of sewers and a 69-acre waste stabilization pond for sewage from the town and in- dustrial waste waters from the Campbell Soup plant. When 'the volume of wastes became excessive, the OWRC established that the industrial source 'was chiefly responsible fin- the overload. Subsequent discussions with the town ,and `the industry produced agreement, (Photo by Jervis Studio) STOLL-RILEY February, 1-971, because of an- nekation procedures started by the town. On June , 11, the Commission Served a notice and 'draft order on the company.Sub- sequently ,the matter was resolVed. Despite the company's actions, OWRC began construc- tion of the aeration cell in the spring of this year. To permit installation of the new works, the design called for the low- for construction of an aeration • ering of one of the lagoons during cell of two acres In size which the peak , spring run-off. Un- would reduce the pressure on fortunately, as many farmers the lagoons and improve the discovered, the run-off was not quality of the effluent. as heavy as had been anticipated. Contract for the work was 'When farmers complained of let in December, 1970, following excessive sludge in the Chap- an agreement with the Campbell man drain, to which the lagoon company-to-pay .70 per . ,c,ent of discharges, the flow, of effluent the cost. The industry rejec-Tva:g—gteppecl and thd-engineers ted its financial commitment in ordered to devise another On July 24 Anne Maurine Shea became the bride of Stephen John Murray in St. Columban Roman Catholic Church during a Folk Mass. Rev. Father Oostveen per- formed the double-ring cere-. many. , The guitarists were Lynn and Ann Albert of St. Columban, and Mr. Don Harloff of Stratford. Larry Murray, St. Columban, was soloist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Shea, R. R. 5, Seaforth, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray R. R. 5, Seaforth. The church was decorated with, daisies for the occasion, as ----the--bricie-w as givan.in. m ar riag by her father. She chose a floor- length Empire gown of white summer-crepe trimmed with lace on the bodice and skirt. A detachable chapel-length train fell from the ghbulder and it was also trimmed in lace. The dress ' had full sleeves with 'a wide 3 button cuff. A three- tierried bouffant veil was held by -a Juliet cap covered with summer-crepe and lace. She carried a natural-coloured wicker basket of white and yel- low daisies and orange roses. The maid-of-honour, Miss Sharon Shea, Seaforth, wore a white floor-length gown with tiny aqua, yellow, orange and lime green threaded dots. The stand- were method of installation. The aeration cell is now in oper- ation, treating the wastes as they refill the lagoon system. The aeration cell in- corporates two 30-hp pumps which physically stir up 'the contents of the water to bring the sewage in contact with, the air. Each of the aerators sup- plies 110 pounds of oxygen per hour to break down the bacteria matter in the wastes. SY S tern MURRAY - SHEA OWRC Develops Spray Dispo to Amid Added Pollution of Maitland Lighted Candelabra and baskets of multi-coloured flowers formed the setting in Londesborough Unifed Church when Margaret Jean Stewart and Floyd Bruce Smith exchanged wedding vows in a double-ring ceremony performed by Rev. Stanley C. McDonald. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. Harry Lear and she accompanied the soloist Mr. Harry Lear who sang, The W edding T-a-ffd-Trf '1 1 walk beside you." The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart, R. R. 1, Clinton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith, R. R. 2, Blyth. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white imported organza gown over taf- feta, featuring a scoop neckline and full sleeves finished with rows of lace to a set-in cuff. The bodice was lavishly trimmed with lace and seed pearls and the skirt was very full with rows of lace with small bows of satin ribbon., The centre of attraction was a built-in Chapel train and small bows at the waistline. She wore a silk illusion Cathedral veil, edged in lace and it was attached to her matching Juliet bonnet. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a strand of cultured pearls with matching ear-rings...1 She carried a cascade 'bouquet of pink sweetheart roses, white stephanotis, blue cornflowers and shasta daisies. Miss Myrna Halmes of Ottawa was maid of honour and the bridesmaids were Miss Dianne Chamney, Belgrave, and Miss Kerry Tall, Blyth. 'The flower girl was Miss Barbara Forbes of Clinton. All the attendants wore lilac and white printed chiffon A-line wrist. The front of the bodice was gathered under a cuffed col- lar and the empire waist was trimmed with a self band, ending in a large bow at the back. They all wore little lilac roses in their hair and carried baskets of multi- coloured flowers. The groomsman was Mr. David Thomson, Toronto, and the ushers were 'Harvey Stewart, Clinton, brother of the bride, Ricky Smith, Blyth, brother of the groom and Douglas Langhorn, London. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost 'Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527- 0240. For a wedding reception and dance held in the Legion Hall, Clinton, the bridal party was assisted in receiving by the bride's mother who wore a mauve fortrel dress with bead and braid trim and a yellow sweetheart rose corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a yellow fortrel dress trimmed with lace and a multi-coloured corsage. The bride chose a navy and -white--fortrel__and _lace pant suit 'for travelling with a re-CC-aril-a- tion and white stephanotis cor- sage. Mr'. and Mrs. Smith will re- side in London. Mr. Smith who is 'a graduate of the University of wate'rloo is employed with the Honeywell • Computer Company and Mrs. Smith is a 1971 graduate of the Perth-Huron Regional School of Nursing. Guests were present from Ottawa, Winchester, London, Michigan, Danville, Virginia, Toronto, Bramalea, Owen Sound, Wiarton, Levack, Sudbury, and. the surrounding district. Prior to her marriage the bride was feted with showers given by Mrs. Robert Gibbings, Mrs. Murray Adams, Mrs. Gordon Barker and Mrs. Clifford Adams. Seaforth V had thefr first meeting on Dairy Fare when officers were elected. They are President - Debbie Wallace; Vice-President - Dorothy Van Doornik; Treasurer - Debbie Dorssers; Press Reporter - Cindy Dorssers; Leaders are Mrs. Cor Dorssers and Mrs. John Van Doornik. up collar- and short puffed sleeves were trimmed with lace . Her white pictu're-hat had a yellow sash to match the yellow trim on her dress. The bridesmaids' dresses and hats were identical to the maid- of-honour. but the colour of their trim was different. Miss Betty • Shea, London, had orange trim on her dress and an orange sash on her hat, while Miss Sharyn Burke, Toronto, had lime green trim and sash. They carried wicker basketS of white, yellow and bronze daisies. The groomsman was Mr. Jiin Murray, Seaforth, and ushers were Mr. Paul Seyler, St. Agatha, and Mr. Bill.C•ar,r1oc,bAn.,S.ea!orth.. They dressed similarly to the groom in brown tuxedos, with gold shirts and daisy boutonaeres. The wedding dinner and reception were held at Brodhagen Community Centre where the bride's mother received guests wearing a hot pink dress with white accessories and a corsage of 'white carnations. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a mint green dress with white accessories and pink carnaotr a w ions. For a trip to Northern Michigan, the bride wore a yel- low crepe dress with white ac- cessories. Guests were present from London, Waterloo, Kitchener, Saskatchewan, Toronto, Detroit, Stratford, Ingersoll, and the sur- rounding area. Prior to the wedding the bride was honbrecliVith" a ShoWer'ghten by Miss Mary Lou and Joanne The Murrian Stratford.y ' bride and groom will re- side , Smiles • . • One small girl to another as they watched a protest march: "Il's like a tantrum, only better organized." and '' FERTILIZER:. FALL PASTURE FERTILIZER AT REDUCED PRICES FOR SEPT. Your Headquarters for Farm Supplies - SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth • \Maw, ",.,.;WIN238MIMIMFOOMMAMOW WE HAVE Ig STOCK A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FALL FERTILIZERS Bulk or Bagged q SPREADERS AVAILABLE 0 q ALSO 1:1, SEED WNW LAWN SEED and titi LAWN FERTILIZERS We have, a good line of - VETERINARY SUPPLIES AND PREMIXES COPNOTCH TOPNOTCH DEEDS LIMITED Phone 527-1910 Seaforth (Photo by McDowell) SMITH-STEWART Jannette Suzzanne Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Alvin Riley, of Londesborough, exchanged wedding vows with Kenneth Edgar Stoll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stoll, R. R, 3, Kippen, in Londesborough United Church on July 30,, 1971, with Rev. Stanley McDonald officiating the double-ring ceremony. Wedding music was provided by Mrs. Harry Lear, organist, accompanied by Mr. Harry Lear, who saiil "The Wedding. Hymn" and "0 Perfect Love". Given in marbiage by her faltheri-the-bride-wo-re-a.floor, length gown fashioned of peau de soie and lace in an A-line style with an empire waistline. The chapel-length train, also of lace, was held by a large bow. A pearl tiara held her shoulder length veil. She carried a nose- gay of yellow sweetheart roses, white stephanotis and white shasta daisies. Mrs. Robert W. (Linda) Storey sister of the bride, was matron of honor, in a floor length yellow gown, A-line style with empire. waistline, lace bodice and peau de sole floor length train. She wore a nylon hat to match the colour of her dress. The brides- maids dressed in mauve gowns styled similar to the matron of' honor, were Mrs. Bryan (Brenda) Finlayson, Staffa, and Miss Mar- lene Osch,, R, R. 1, Varna. They carried prayer books covered with white and yellow shasta daisies and mauve sweet peas. Gary Dayman of R. R. 3, Kippen, was groomsman, and guests were ushered by James Stoll, R. R. 3, Kippen, brother of the groom, and 'Raymond Riley, Londesborough, brother of the bride. The reception was held at the home of the bride's pareflts. The bride's mother wore a mauve dress with white accessories and aeersage of multiple mums to iv recee the ---g-UTSTg-.--Slie was- assisted by the groom's mother who wore a blue lace coat ensemble and white accessories with a multiple corsage of mums. The bride wore a mint green floral pantsuit with white acces- sories and a corsage of mums for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. -They will reside in Wctod- ham. aests From Guelph, London; Paris, Huron Park, Exeter, Goderich, Hensall, Hamilton, Varna, Seaforth, Kippen,,Clintori and surrounding area attended the event. Prior to her , Adding-, the bride was given shthvers by Mrs._ John Riley and by Mrs. Mable Riley. Following combined presen- tations of Huron and - Perth Federations of Agriculture the Ontario Water Resources Com- mission is. developing a spray disposal system for the Listowel °sewage lagoon which will r)v,TITS--featuring-- long euffed---proolude-any-further_discharg • of sleeves with a flounce at the treated effluent into the Maitland River until freeze-up. Members claimed that the discharges. had affected the Maitland for many miles west of Listowel. Seaforth V Elects Officers • • • 9