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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-01-04, Page 90 e • 1969 ,-FOBb GALXIE_50 0, 302 V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, Licence K57140 1971 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN, 6 passenger stationwagon, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, roof rack. Licence X24982 1971 MERCURY MARQUIS DELUXE V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, one owner, Licence K44409. 1970 METEOR RIDEAU 500 2-door hardtop V-8, automatic, radio. Licence K42490 1969 VALIANT V-200 slant 6 radio. Licence K42131 automatic, 1971 PINTO 2-door 2000 c.c. radio. Licence K39693 automatic, Budget Priced Certified Transportation 1966 CHEV BISCAYNBE 400r, 6 automatic radio, 56,000 lady driven miles. Licence 1(41057 Remember ... It's Sense To See Snider'- Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDOKI 227-4191 Open Weekdays Until 9.00 Saturday•s Until e 00 I r (Photo by McDowell) POWLEY - THOMPSON Heavy weight longs 3.95 Shirts' 3t95 Myhedly.m.a 'right i e longs 3,15 Shirts 2.80 ravened Stretch Colbur 'shirts or longs, - 3.15 Work or Dress Gloves' 1.00 to 5.95 Unlined Deer Skin Gloves ..... • .• • 6,35 ' Lined Green Work _Pants 7.15 Hydro Parkas Casual Jackets • • 14.95 to 22.00 Hats and. Caps , 1.55 to 4.75 Toques and Face Masks 1.80 to 2.35 SPECIALS:- , A group of sweaters, pants and casual Jeans, • .; • • • 1/2 Price. • Seven-foot Lont Scarves 1.00 BOYS'DEPT.:- Flannel pyjamas:$ 2.35 3 Polo pyjamas $ .95 T Shirts perma , press reg. or turtle neck $2.35 to $2.80 Sweatets $3.95 .,to t6.35 Thermal longs white or coloured $2.35 Thermal Shirts - $2.80.. - ' Jadicefs $12.75 to $ 14.35 Toques and face masks $1.00 to $2.35 ILA O'SHEA MEN'S :WEAR WEDDING INVITATIONS 69.5 8,,oa MEN'S DEVT,:- • • SUITS, reg, 89.50 • • • • • • SPEOIAL'0, ALL-WEATillat COATS"- Special • • • 19.50 ..Zip-lined • • • • 2, Underwear •e•-• 71 COMBS. 5.20 71 Shirts or 16figs 340 C7 0 Thermal Combs. Short or long sleeves 5 Thermal guests were ushered by Mr. Jim Glenn, brother of the bride. Mrs. B. Underhill played•tra7 ditional wedding music. • The dinner and rec,,,eption were held at the Holiday Inn, Kitchener. -The bride's mother received the guests in a floor-length kown, princess A-line of hot pink • crirnplene,, bolero jacket, . pink, slippers and wore a white car- nation corsage. The groom's mother wore a floor!length gown of purple polyester crepe, high waistline and long sleeveS with a white carnation corsage. Guests were present from Kitchener, Preston,. Simcoe, Orillia Goderichi 'Bayfield and Seaforth. The bride's dress was fashioned by her aunt, Mrs. Viv- ian Schilbe, Bayfield, - The master of ceremonies at the wedding dinner was the bride's uncle, Brian. Broome,' Prlor to the wedding the bride 'was honoured with showers by her sisters Bonnie and Linda of Goderich, her aunts, Mrs. Eleanor 'Graham, Goderich arid "Mrs. Bessie Broome, Egmond- vale. • ' • Mr. and Mrs. .McGregor are, residing at 40 Mohawk Road, Apt. #204, Hamilton. Mr. Mc- 'GregOr With-the,brancte df the Toronto Dominion Bank, Mountain , Plaza, Hamilton, as an, accounting officer. Ladies Aid of First Church. Forecast Period: January 7-- Janpry 414, 1973 . It seems as though a member Of the opposite sex is going to hit the formula that will . please you, Activity in affairs pf the heart shows in your chart. Five powerpacked planets align in the sector of your chart that promises material gains.-So, take the "big change" and let the chips fall where they may, Taurus. • Your budget could becOme somewhat pressured, during this cosmic cycle. Also, the planet Mars indicates friction developing between you and a loved one.. You're prone-to making changeS in your im- mediate surroundings; no problem! But fuzzy thinking related to financiil security, could create imaginary monsters. It seems as though there's more to a current platonic association, tlfan you care to admit, Nevertheless, subtle words and gestures will reveal hidden motives, this week. • Many members of your sign will discover that any attempt to mix passion with commonsense results in a highly explosive ingredient; handle passion and common sense, separately. Strange as it might seem, a recent success could Oct. 22 trigger an independent air, on your part, that will alienate the person who could 'help, you most. Arriving at a decision this week, that pertlins to the opposite sex, might draw secretive criti- --c cism from your associates. The point? Care less! During this week's cosmic cycle, most members of your sign face an hour of trial, in affairs of the heart. Relax, there's no "big hurt." A leak of planning and a lag in your project might find you attempting to force a lie to function as well as the truth. Stick to facts! 13Iuntly, you won't carry your share of the load this week. According to your chart, it is best that you seek ,new challenges, or sell a novel idea - to' others. A radical change in your life style shoUld take place this week. A deep inner feeling about religion . or the .opposite sex, spreadi across your chart. Forest Hill United Church, Kitchener, was the setting for-a candlelight service for the mar- riage of Nancy Irene Glenn and Brian James McGregor. on. Dec- ember, 8th at 8 P.M. 'with Rev. B. Underhill officiating' at the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. yalfredGlenn, 1'76 Ruskview Rd., Kitchenerand Mr. and Mrs. James-C.. McGregor, Egmondville, are the parents of the groom. • • The church was ' decorated with candelabra, potted White mums and Christmas decorat- . dons.. , • • The bride, given in marriage PI by 'her father, chose a floor,' length gown of white crepe, fash- ioned with lace bodice, scoop neckline and Juliette-styled sleeves. Her four-tiered veil was held by. •'a headdress of material' and trim matching the ,.gown, floWed - to her waistline. She carried a white fur muff with red roses. Mrs. Bonnie Hudson; sister of the bride, Goderich, `was the matron of ,honor. She wore a 'floor-length gown of. pqrple. • crimplene, • puffy sleeves and trimmed With white lace and white satin shoes'. She carried a white fur muff purple tinted carnations. Mr. Kenneth AdamP Jr.,Sim-" cde, was the groomsman and 'the VIRGO Aug. 23 MILLIAN Sharon Irene Nbble of R.R. #2,Auburn was unitedin marriage with William ,Lawrence Millian of R.R.#3, GoderichciriNdvember 25th at 4- P.M. in Doonybrook United Church. Pastor Alfred • Fry was---the officiating minister assisted- by Rev. Stanley ,Mc- Donald of Londesboro. The church was decorated With white candelabra and bronze mums. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John'Nohle of R.Ft.#2,. Auburn and the groom is the son of Mrs. Charles Mer- rill of R.R.#1, Clinton and the late Charles Millia.n. . • The bride, given in marriage . by her father, chose a full length' gown of white silk Logoda with Mandarin collar, emPire• waist= line; full Bishop, sleeves, A- line skirt with detachable Cathe- dral train.The gown was accented With French imported lace. She carried a cascade bouquet. of red and white roses. , Mrs. Dorothy Turner . of London was the matron of honor and Mrs. Fred Tyndall,. sister of the groom and Bonnie Noble, cousin of the bride were the bridesmaids. They were dresSed alike in high waisted bOdices of white trevera with floral' poly- ester crepe skirt, ruffle around 'neck and sleeves and each car- ried a basket of bronze mums. ' Clare Millian, brother of the' groom of R.R.#3,. Auburn was the best man and the ushers were Donald Jefferson, brother- in-law of the bride of Clinton News of MCKI4OP Correspondent Mrs. Ed Regele , Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Carter and Glenda of Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs. ,Harold Mc Callum on Sunday. , Joyce and Carl• McCallum spent a few days with their grand- ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. ' Mr. and MrS. Fred Glanville of Mitchell visited one day last week with Mrs. Joseph, Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele and Mrs. Joseph Thornton spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Williamson and family haVe moved to their new home in Seaforth. TURN ONS by Phillips) taffeta blouse, with a floor length plaid skirt. Her corsage was red roses. The groomsman wasGus C as- tore of Toronto 'and the guests were ushered by Michael Batic, also of Toronto., A reception followed at the ,Galley Room of the Queen's Hotel •and later at the bride's holne. Gtiests were present from Toronto, Otta.Wa, Cochrane, and Seaforth. After a wedding trip to the northern United States, the bride and groom are retiding•inMis- sissauga, Ont. , - NOBLE and' Barry Millian, brother of the groom of R.R.#5, Goderich. Marie Boyle was the organist and accompanied the soloist, Mr. Cyril Boyle •when he sang The Lord's Prayer • and 0 Perfect Love. /the „reception was held in, the Auburn Comninnity Hall. The bride's mother wore a floor- length yellow and gold nylon sheer -brocade gown styled A-line with' lowered neckline and bias collar with gold accessories and corsage of yellow' roses. She was assisted by the grdbra's mother, 'in a silk doubleknit, long sleeved floor-length 'gown in deep tur- quoise with braid and applique trim, silver and black accessor- ies , with corsage of pink rose buds. The couple will reside at R.R.5, Goderich. Mrs. George Milian -of Auburn, grandmother df the groom, was present at the wed:- ding. Guests were present from 'London,. -Stratford, St. Mary's, Gbderich, Kitchener, Auburn, Clinton, Thamesford, Dorches- ter,' Springfield and Georgetown. Edna 'Elizabeth Thopson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,'John Thompson, R.R.No. 2, Seaforth was united in marriage with Barry Dane Powley,' sou of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Powley,Kelow- na, British C olumbia., in a dOuble- ring ceremony on December 2, . 1972 at 7:00 P.M. in-Londesboro United Church. Rev. Stan Mc- Donald performed • the ceremony amid a setting of Chrietinas trees with red lights, poinsettias and white candelabra. The, 'pews Were decorated with'cedar sprigs and red velvet bows and poinset- tias. McGREGOR - GLENN yr. (Photo GALLANO - KITTAR representative to .the Historical Society whll be Miss jean Scott. The Annqal Meeting will, be held on the 5th Monday in January; the ladies north of Godericif St. to take sandwiches and the South to take squares. Quilting will be done on Jan. 11th irithe school room. Mrs. F. Kling sang •a solo "My Creed" accoMpanied by Mrs. R.C. McMillan. Mrs. An- drews introduced Rev., T.C. Mulholland who discussed "Be- having Oneself" and followed with prayer. Mrs. R.S. Habkirk gave courtesy remarks. ' Personals Mrs. Ed. Andrews presided_ over the January meeting of the LadieS Aid of First Church on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Harold Agar read a poem to open the meeting. The hymns were chosen by Mrs. James T. Scott and Mrs. Robt.-McMillan presided at . the' piano. Mrs. McMillan read • the scripture lesson and prayer was offered by Mrs. Francis Coleman. The m inutes were read by Miss Jean Scottand MiSs Janet Cluff gaVe the annual report. Letters of appreciation were read by Mrs. R.K. McFarlane. The • _ ARIES Mar, 21 - 'Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20 - May 20 ' GEMINI May 21 - June 20 MOONCHILI) June 21 - July 22 LEO July 23 - Aug. 22 Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23 SCORPIO Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 CAPIIICORICT Dee. 22 -"Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 • • PISCES Feb. 19 , Mar. 20 Marie Lynn Kittar, daughter , of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kittar Of • Seaforth and AnthOny Gallen°, son of Mr. and 41Mrs. F. -Gallano- of Toronto' were united in mar- riage by Rev. M. E. Reuber. On Dec. 16th at 4 o'clock „ at Northside United Church. Organ music was provided by Mrs.-James A. Stewart.. The bride' WaS1 dressed in a floor length rose satin sleeve- less firess' with. white Windsor collar, and she wore a gold ' necklace and a. corsage of baby pink roses.. The bridesmaid, Miss Laurie ' Bell of Seaforth, wore a white Now IS A BACHELOR L-IKE A . DETERGENT? NE tAloRl< PAsTAND DOESN'T LEAVE A RING- '-41111. OMEN $ SPECIALS:- SNOWMOBILE SUITS • • • • •• ... • 144 0 ter 43 SNOWMOBILE MITTS • • •• • • • 2:85 Goderich, Clinton, Auburn, Blyth, . - - Walton, Dublin and Seaforth. For their honeymocin to the West coast, the bridal couple donned matching suits of choco- late brown - crimp ,with multi THE HURON EXPOSITOR coloured stretch shirts.The bride SEAFORTII OEM, =nine 1 973 Licence FREE Plates Provided With All Units Listed Below We're Starting Off The New Year with A Belated Christmas Gift for You . . 1695 '2995 '2995 $2095 1969 GALAXIE 500 4-door hardtop, V-8, sii9c automatic, power brakes, power steering, on.e owner, Licence i99682 1970 FORD LTD 4-door V-8, automatic, 1395 power brakes, power steering, a sharp one- owner automobile. Licence K61070 1967 FALCON 4-door, 6 cylinder, automatic. Licence K42688 1967 FORD CUSTOM 500 2-door, V-8 automatic. Licence K39920 1965 CHEV BISCAYNE 4-door, 6 automatic. Licence 3520N $1495 '1895 $ 775 $ 775 575 875 boro played traditional wedding guests danced to- the music of . musi c- for the ceremony and the Country Cavaliers and were • accompanied Miss Sharon served a midnight buffet when Mr. Thpmpson and Master Bob 'Andy Thompson, eldestebrother Thompson, sister and brother . Of the bri,de,.• acted as master of' of the bride, as they sang "Love ceremonies. . Story" and- "Walk•Hand inHand". Guests were preSent from The bride designed and made Ashland, Ohio, Southfield and her wedding ensemble from white" Detrolt,21dich., Ottawa, Toronto,. French cut velvet.. Her 'floor- Kitchener, Hespeler; Galt, Owen length dress featured an Empire Sound, Sarnia, London,Stratiord, ' waist, V 'neckline, full sleeves With. long buttoned cuffs.n The matching Sleeveless vest with full hood and velvet frog closures was highlighted by its soft flow- ing train. She,carried a cas- cade bouquet of red carnations centred with two white gardenias. - wore a white gardenia corsage. The bride's attendants were They spent Christmas with the Miss April Ward of Toronto as groom's ' parents in Kelowna, maid of honour with Mrs.- British Colunibia and then_ re- Carolynne Thomps014o1,,GlintOrp,-*,-turned, to Seaforth for the New ,and Miss Janet ,Reynolds , Year. • , -7 Southfield, Mich. as bridesmaids Mr.ainn Ottawa. junior will be and Miss Sharon Thompson as residing junior bridesmaid. They' were ..-dressed alike in high waisted • . •• • • --.A..1drig skirts , of red hish -plush Stmt /es.:-,,Velvet with ,white • crinkle knit „„ blouses trimmed in' red. Their Ours is one of the very few bouquets were red carnations set countries in the world where in .ho,lly_wirth xed and white velvet busineSsmen get together over streamers. $10 steaks to discuss hardtimes. Mr. Kelvin McGreavy of Ot- tawa was best man. Guests were usered by the bride's brother, Mr. nit Thompson and Mr. ,Ted Telicki of Ottawa.Master Bob Thompson was junior atten- dant. Whey were' dressed in black ,tuxedos with red carnation boutonnieres. Following the ceremony a), reception, was, held hi the Sea- ' forth Legion Hall. The bride's mother received the 'guests in a , floor-length dress of kelly green peau de onge' trimmed with gold' and pearl beading. Her acces- .sories were gold and She wore a .Mrs. Harry Lear of Londes- red carnation 'corsage. The SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS 1 Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN DAILY - T. -PRYDE- & SON Inquiries are invited -'Tglephone Numbers: • • EXETER 235.0620 CLINTON 482-9421 ' SEAFORT,H: Contact Willis Dundas' Or Bill Pinder 527.1382 - Bus. 527-1750 ' SALE STARTS TODAY -- WOMENS SHOES-Buy one pair at regular price . Get another pair for $1. SNOWBOOTS 20% OFF MENS SHOES • ;0 % OFF CHILDRENS SHOES 20%oFF 6 SUPPERS PURSES '4U ft^oz t° OFF JIM CROCKER FAMILY FOOTWEAR 53 MAIN ST. 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