The Huron Expositor, 1973-03-15, Page 4,69. Area Wedding
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TO-DAY (THURS. MAR. 15)
IS YOUR DAY ...
Help Huron lead
the way!
JACK RIDDELL SAYS . . . "We in Huron can either send one more Tory to Queen's
Park to add to an already overweighted majority or we can send a Liberal to help
bring accountability back to government."
Elect a man who will
speak his mind . .
and yours!
Jack Riddell
Liberal
Jack Riddell is
a man who lives in Huron —and intends to stay in Huron- a successful farmer
— graduate of the University of Guelph — partner in Hernial! Livestock Sales —
Jack has taught high school in Clinton and Exeter — been a government
livestock specialist — he is a trustee of Huron Board of Education — married —
active in Dashwood United Church and community work.
Help Huron
help Ontario
help yourself
Vote
BUMPER
STICKERS
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Fireside
group meets
John E. Patterson presided
over the regular meeting of the
Fireside group of First Church
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F. R. Cosford, when there was
an attendance of 20. Mrs. Pat-
terson read the scripture lesson
and during the business period,
it was decided to hold a rummage
sale. Plans were made for the
30th anniversary of the group to
be held on May 6th. Miss Peg
Grieve gave the treasurer's re-
port.
4—THE HURON EXPOSITDR, SEAR/RIM. ONT., MARCH' 15, 1973
ARNOLD STIINNISSEN
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your week ahead
BY DR. A.W. DAMIS
Forecast Period: March 18 to March 25, 1973
ARIES - Many under your sign will be in social contact
Mar. 21 - Apr. 19 with persons who center everything around
their own ego. Bluntly, take caution with new
found friends.
TAURUS - Material gains arc in the general scheme of
Apr. 20 - May 20 things. Most important, follow through with
financial "hunches" that come your way, Ap-
parently, you will be a winner, of sorts!
GEMINI
Devious activities seem to undermine your
May 21 - June 20 chart, Meaning? It's likely that you have be-
come a pawn in an associate's treacherous ma-
nipulation.
SEW UP SAVINGS
EASY'
CARE
Fashion
Fabri
Crimpelene, Trevira, Double-Knits, Seer-
suckers, Plain and Printed Polyester
Crepe, Cottons, Broadcloth and
denims.
We handle only first quality materials. —
Just Arrived
Complete Line of Sewing Accessories
arone s
BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE
'he Friendly Store In Senforth — "the friendly ibwn"
Guides, Brownies entertain Mothers
t u les of Brownies or Guides of The SeaforthGuides and Brown-
ies, along with mothers and
guests, held their "Pot Luck"
supper and social evening at
the Legion Hall. The event is
celebrated each year in February
as birthdays of founders of the
Girl Guides and Boy Scouts,Lord
and Lady Baden Powell, come at
that time.
The Theme of this years supper
and social evening was -Brown-
ies and Guides of Other Lands".
Supper table decorations were
small flags of many other count-
ries and the social evening was
In accordance with this.
The program began with the
singing of 0 Canada, Vicki 0'
Rourke, of the Guides, was coin-
mentator and June Eckert of
the Guides, read a story on
Thinking Day. Gifts were pre-
sented to Mrs. C. McKercher
and Mrs. L. Haynes who were
past Leaders with the 2nd Sea-
forth Brownie Pack. A Brownie
ur Guide was dressed in cos-
t il
the countries they had chosen
to show about. Flags and pictures
of the pins these Brownies or
Guides wear, made by the Brown-
ies, were then . shown and a
Brownie or Guide would read
the Promise, La ../ and Motto of
this country. The Brownie and
Guides also sang songs or played
games from these countries. The
countries represented were:
Switzerland, France, Scotland,
Austria, Holland, Ireland, United
States, Pakistan and Belgium.
Special guest, Mrs. I,. Nash
and her daughter of St. Marys,
were present. The group is in
a new Division this year, called
Clysdale, and Mrs. Nash is Div-
ision Commissioner. The new
District is Glen Mac, new Div-
isidn is called Clysdale and the
new area is Sily.er Birch.
Appreciation was expres'ged to
the 'mothers, Mrs. I,. Nash, and
Mrs. M. Racho for their help
in making the evening so en-
joyable.
Rebekahs Meet
At Monday night's meeting of
Edelweiss Rebstkall Lodge, Mrs.
Keith Sharpe, district deputy
president of Huron, announced
that the district annual meMing
would be held here the afternoon
of April 18. All past noble grain's
are invited to attend.
Invitations were received to
attend 'a—Dessert Card Party
at Goderich in mid-April; a
special meeting at Nionkton on
April 27; a dessert euchre at
Exeter this week and to a meet-
ing in St. Marys, April 4. The
latter invitation could not be
accepted as on that date several
candidates are being Initiated into
the membership of Edelweiss
at Exeter that evening. Officers
of Edelweiss Lodge have been
asked to conduct opening and
closing ceremonies.
A joint 100F and Rebekah
euchre Is set for March 28 and
a CPT euchre and draw late in
April.
Vice grand, Mrs. Everitt Smith,
reported on several cards sent
to those celebrating anniversar-
ies or who are confined to home
or hospital. Mrs. May Habkirk,
noble grand, asked members to
visit several members who are
ill at the present time.
A donation was made to the
project of Mrs. Mavis Slater,
Rebekah Assembly president,
which is the renovation of sev-
eral rooms in thy` IOOF and Re-
bekah Home at Barrie. Mrs.
Alva Wescott , a former resi-
dent and now of Scarborough«,
was a guest at the meeting.
INSURANCE
Auto, Fire, Life
Donald G. Eaton
Insurance Agency Limited
Office in Masonic Block
Main Street
Phone 527-1610 — Seaforth
The bride's attendancts were
dressed alike in full length mauve
polyester crepe creations trim-
med with white and mauve
daisies. white crocheted wide
brim hats with mauve ribbons
and flowers completed the en-
semble. They carried bouquets
of baby mums and purple steph-
anotis. Maid of honour was
Deborah Wallace, Seaforth and
bridesmaids were Brenda Dietz
and Deborah Learn, also of
Seaforth, all friends of the bride.
Best' man for the groom was
David Arrand, Kerwood and
ushers^'1,erere,gameS Traquair,
Ed Wiktglaj,..btealiVrYpf the,• bride
and Paul McNab , Lion's Head,
brother of the groom.
The reception was held at the
liensall Community Arena.
For a wedding trip to New York
the bride chose a bright yellow
double knit dress with black ac-
cessories. The couple have taken
up residence in their new home
in Hensall, , •
Prior to the wedding the bride-
elect was honoured at showers
given by Deb Wallace and Brenda
Dietz and a surprise shower of
friends and relatives at Hensall
Legion Hall.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in p ocket.
To advertise, just Dial Seaforth
527-024q.
•
MOONCHILD ,
June 21 - July 22
LEO
July 23 • Aug. 22
VIRGO
Aug. 23 • Sept. 22
LIBRA
Sept. 23 • Oct. 22
SCORPIO
Oct. 23 . Nov. 21
SAGITTARIUS
Nov. 22 - Dec. 21
CAPRICORN
Dec. 22 • Jan. 19
AQUARIUS
Jan. 20 - Feb. 18
PISCES
Feb. 19 • Mar. 20
Candelabra and arrangements
of white and yellOw mums and
mauve gladioli was the setting
for the wedding of Nancy Marie
Traquair and Earl Douglas
McNab.
The bride is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Traquair
of R.R. 2, Kippen and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.Wilson
McNab, Lion's Head.
Reverend Donald Beck conducted
the ceremony in Hensall United
Church, March 3,1973. Mrs. John
Turkheim'. played the organ
accompanied by soloist Gail
Traviss who sang "The Wedding
Prayer". • -'
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a full length gown
of white swiss dot over peau de
sole featuring a high ruffled neck-
line and sheer sleeves. White
lace trimmed the waistline and
double flounce around the bottom.
The bride chose a long flowing
double veil trimmed with match-
ing lace. She carried a cascade
of white and yellow baby mums
surrounding a purple orchid.
C.W.L.
A C.W.L. meeting was held in
the parish hall Tuesday night
with eleven members present.
Father Phalen was present in
absence of Father Dentinger who
is in Florida for two weeks.
Mrs. Franken led in prayer,
Mrs, Cyril Boyle read the min-
utes and Mrs. Jerry Van Aaken
gave the roll call. Mrs. Bill
Kinahan reported two baby cards
and a medal had beep sent as
well as a flower and gift .to
Jeminie Gibbon of Huronview. • .17
A gift was send to Mr. and
Mrs. Con Foran, newlyweds
and also to Ann Beyersbergen who
was married in Toronto In Jan-
uary.
Appointed to make a list of
members eligible for office next
year were Mrs. Bill Kinahan,
Mrs. Jerry Van Aaken and Mrs.
Joe Hickey. Mrs. Franken called
Mrs. Van Aaken to the front and
presented her on behalf of the
C.W.L. for all her good work in
the League during her nine years
here. Her family is moving to
the Bayfield district April 1st.
Father Phalen spoke on Lent
and asked to have study clubs.
Mrs. Mae Mulhurn and Rita
of Chatham visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Boyle over the week-
end.
Miss Betty Deveremix visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Devereaux.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Redmond
visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hastings of Staffa last Sunday.
Changes, for the better, are indicated by pre-
vailing stellar patterns. One problem!, A sense
of'insecurity could he troublesome, during the
transitional period.
A member of the opposite sex, so it seems, will
give you cause to analyze subtle gestures. Which
is another way of saying. unexpected overtures
are likely,
Those surrounding you will be reflecting your
very own mood. So, curb the urge to create a
series of minor crises, for the sake of excite;
ment.
There's a difference between opportunity and
temptation - a big difference! Many Librians
will test the•r appeal to the other sex. So, stay
in bounds.
We're never treacherous, according to our own
light. But, your chart indicates the inner urge to
put a member of the opposite sex , . through
the acid test!
Your present circumstance might indicate,
otherwise. Nonetheless, you arc entering a
cycle that favors your making a distasteful de-
cision.
Hear this well! Financial problems are begin-
ning to develop by imperceptible degrees. It's
not a case of plans failing, but rather failing
to plan!
False starts, interruptions or postponements
could, very well, thwart your job, project or
tasks. Don't commit yourself to a tight schedule,
Back off from a strong personality who is at-
tempting to overpower you. It seems as though
you have been relinguishing bo your will
and opinions.
RECEIVES AWARD •
Jeanetta Johnson, 19 year
old daughter of arid Mrs.
Morley , R.R. #2,
has
Aub-
urn
Johnson,
beenhnsonawarded a $100
bursary for continuing studies
in nursing.
The Candy Striper Award was
presented to Miss Johnson at a
ceremony at Goderich Hospital by
!vm F. walkom. She had rec-
eived a similar award two years
ago. Jeanetta is a second year
student at Stratford Perth-Hurcitf
Regional School of Nursing.
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