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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-07-26, Page 5OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED HURON soma o 4e),11111.1f WO...1 We are ready to handle your whecit crop Try us forService Phone 527-1910 Seaforth: Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads Now. of Aublirn 't• A shower was held in St. Augustine hall Saturday for Ann Foray Reg. N. , daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. John Forani R.R. 2 ' Auburn .Whose marriage to Theo- dore Symonds of Windsor, takes place shortly. Games and a contest were carried out by Mrs. Raymond Boyle and Mrs. Ken Leddy and a reading was given by ,Mre. Raymond Leddy of Luck- - now. Ann and her sisters, Hien'. and Katy were asked to the front where an address was read by Mrs. William Redmond. Lunch was served by 1 adies of the community. Sister Mary and Sister 'lien Fortin are home for summer holidays. A party is being planned for Mr. and Mrs. Gus Deveraux who moved to wingham. Mr. Bill Picco has returned from Moose,„Factory to join his wife and family who holidaying with Mrs. Redmond and Wayne. He is stationed there at an Air Force ,Base for three years. W.I. Notes The Seaforth Women's Insti- tute meetipg will be held in Goderich' Harbour Park on Sun- day, July 29th at 2 p.m., in the form of a picnic. All, 4-H Club leaders and assistant leaders and families are to be guests and a good attendance is hoped for. Social committee in charge of the Smorgasbord lunch are'Mrs. WM. Matson, Mrs. John Henderean, Mrs. Gordon 'Mc ,Kenzie, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman. PNG club has pot luck The past, noble grand's club of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge re-• cently held a pot-luck supper and a social time at the home of Miss Jean Scott, Harpurhey. The event was held to coincide with a visit here of a member, Mrs. Ila Dorrancg of Huntsville. ' The meal which was held outdoors, was followed by several games of euchre withthe winners being: high, Mrs. Ethel Boyes; loW, Mrs. R.B. Scott; lone hands, Mrs. R.M. Scott; nearest birth- day, Mrs. An, Henderson. There were 16 In attendance. Lawson; Secretary - Doris Crich. Sports Committeh Mrs. Harold Crich Eileen Townsend, Eleanor Falconer, Doris Hugill, Geraldine Brown. . . . SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 c. We have a ready demand for good used Chesterfields. This makes it a pod time to think about trading. 1800 cc overhead cam engine with .4-speed or optional • automatic transmission Luxurious interior and top quality appointments 3-speed directional air flow ventilation and heater give excellent all-season temperature control See our large selection of new chest- erfields in a variety of styles and/price range. You will save money by trad- ing now. Independent rear . suspension gives you a smooth, solid ride ..An MIN I fir Mr.. PILsh, roomy comfort with fully reclining front bucket seat. If you want luxury in,a sensibly sized, sensibly priced car, Allyou really need-is a Datsun 610. And here the man you need to see' Gerald's Datsun Ltd. 22 Goderich St. W. *4.i St Seaforth, Ont. — Tel : 527-1010 , There are more then 1300 Datsun dealers Ocross Canada and the United States. 4 DATSUN ‘-sam:14-iw BOA URNITURE Phone 527-0680 Seaforth Marie McClure 44.0..490140,a at the University linsOlthly loon" don, not' Victoria Hespital recently reported. A Harris Reunion wan held at the home of Mr.. and Mr!. Robert Harris and Vicky' and Ron on Sunday with a large at-, tendance. A pot luck meal was enjoyed by all. Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. AibertHar-. lie and Cathy,. Goderiali;Mr. Mrs, Gordon. Dougherty, Dour? Lisa and Janice, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs, Steve Argyle, Hayfield; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hutchings, Shama and Sheila, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Murray McDougall, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harris, Brenda and Heather,' Mr. and-Mrs Tony „Wolfk amp, Mitchell; Miss:Cathy Scott, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. William' " Harris, Scott and Lori, Holmesville; Scott McDonald, Prescott . Cathy Scott is spending a few days with Harris' . 1.; Mr. and Mrs. itaberi /WV and family visited with Mr« and 'Mrs. Otto Walker, CrOniariFt Sunday. Visiting at the =file home were Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Walker, Kim, Michelle and Jim; , Nail - Eleanor Falconer's team; Mr. and Mks. Dave Durcotte and Birthdairclosest to the picnic - London; Tr it e y • orn. daound; Xmarte ithuWonict, the • 0 Phyllisn ge,Gunnell;st r 1x Mr.. ciannpdlemairsar. ;Rig rie and Joanne, Dorchester; Mr. Pepper; Qldest person present - . Alvin Co .4111811 and GeraldCock- , JimCarnochan; Newest married well, Exeter. couple - Mr. and Mrs. Doug. mr. and Mrs. George Watson Hugill. After the sports a de- and-Marjorie, Blyth and Mr. and licious supper was enjoyed by Mrs, Harold Storey, Bonnie and A short business meeting was Ray. Miss Sharon Pethick aecom- conducted by the President, Archie Douglas. The minutes of fpoanirtheIspebynkat arefnewBednanyesw lcampin g a last year's picnic were read and seconded by Jack Turner. Two with Miss Little at her trailer at Boiler Beich, Kincardine. minutes silence was observed for Last by week Sharonwas accompan. the ones who had passed away led with Miss Vic kyLittlHea.rris and visited since last year's picnic. The treasurer's report was Sandra Huiley is camping with given by Phyllis Connell with a Dianne Preszcator for a few days balance on hand of $16.64, sec- at their trailer at Pine, Lake. onded by Ida Martin; Carried'. A miscellaheous shower was Murray CriCh invited every- held at'the home of Mr. and Mrs. one up to his place next year Bob Dalton in honor of Pat par- for a chicken barbecue. It was ker, bride-elect of next month moved by Helynn Kushner and to Donald Dalton. Aunt Annie seconded by Doris Hugill that we McNichol gave two readings. Ka- accept the invitation. Carried. thy and Sharon Dalton conducted Phyllis Connell thanked H two contests. The 'address was Helynn Kushner for donating the read by Sharon Dalton. Pat was prizesThef oor ff officers races.rs f or1974 are as presented with many beautiful 'gifts. Lunch was served and a follows: President - Harold • social hour was enjoyed. C rich; Vice-President - Elmer Townsend; Treasurer - Helen crich.'f $14,1)*Or 38th The thirty-eighth annual Crick Reunion *AS held at' the ,,,80140.1"th Lions Va.11; Ounday. ,atterlteeKtt PM, With an attendance of Sittypsix, le the .afternoon the sports were as f011ows: Pillowcase Relay - Pearl Cummings' team; Roll the Coke Bottle At Eleanor • Falconer's team;Hammering the MATHERB - MACHAR Patricia median, daughter of• Mrs. fleet Meehan, L,;011 V Brussels, and Mr. n Kenneth Mathers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,Mathers Buevale, were united in marriage by Rev. E.L. LeDreav in a double-ring cere- mony, Friday, July 6th . at 7 P.m. in Brussels United Church. Floral arrangements of red carnations, White mums, daisies and sprigs of baby's breath dec- orated the Church with white satin bows or; the guest pews. , The bride was given in , marriage. by her eldest brother, Clarence of Kitchener. arhe bridal gown of white shimmering _ • Hods featured a fitted waist- line . falling into a chapel train. The dress bodice was trimmed in re-embroidered ribbon-lace, In • Victorian style . The bride's veil of baby's net was held by a chapel cap.. She carried a • bouquet of red and white roses. Miss Anne Meehan, sister Of the bride, was maid of honour and bridesmaids were Mrs. Dianne Bennett, sister of the bride and Misa 'Joyce Taylor, friend of the bride. They were •r" gowned alike in floor-length dresses 4of white chiffon with tiers of chantilly lace on long bishop sleeves and red and white_ flowered pattern empire-waisted , skirts. The attendants carried white lace parasols and wore corsages of red carnations. The flower girl, Debbie • Campbell, of R.R.#1. Dublin, niece of the groom, wore a floor- length gown of white swiss dot slid carried' a white lace parasol. Rae Mathers, brother of the grobm, was • groomsman and eats were ushered by Robert s tee of ,g!t Are'sl4„ an'Lawrence a8 an ' ro of the bride. They all wore buttons down the back and a black and white tuxedos with red narrow ruffle around the cathed- ruffled shirts and black bow ties. ral length train and hem. Dentate James Robinson, nephew of French lace covering pink velvet • the .bride, was ringbearer. He accented the sleeve cuffs and carried a white pillow trimmed -7' with white satin ribbon. Mrs. Grace Campbell and ,,, Mrs. Ruth Townsend, sisters of the groom, sang "The Twelfth of Never" and "Love Story". They were accompanied by Mrs. ' John Bryans, organist. The bride's mother received the guests wearing a floor-length gown of pink and white polyester accented by a corsage of white mums and pink sweetheart roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a floor-length gown' ot, yellow, polyester with honour and the bridesmaids were white and yello'W trim accented Mrs. Richard •(Bonnie) Fortune, with a corsage of white mums sister of the bride, Mrs. Robert and yellow sweetheart roses. (Heather) Muir and Mrs.Jaines Following the wedding cere- (Betk) Brophy. They were mony, ,a reception was held at the dreised alike in A-line, baby blue Brussels Legion with music by sheer gowns styled with double Tuffins' Orchestra. The bride's cape sleeves and scoop necklines. table, was centred with a three- White . wide brinkmed hats tiered wedding cake resting on a trimmed with daffies completed base of three smaller ,cakes, their ensemble. They carried , For travelling to Niagara and white , baskets of white Shasta area, the bride chose a blue daisies and blue baby's breath and white pant suit. ' with white Satin streamers. On their return, the couple Carl Beccario Jr., brother o are residing in Bluevale. the groom, was groomsman d Guests attended the wedding the guests were ushered by al- from Brussels, Bluevale, wing- •colm Stewart, brothoa •f the ham, ' Belgrave, Kitchener, bride, Joseph CohoOn, cousin of Orangeville, Auburn, Brampton, the groom, and Robert Muir. Atwood, Listowel and London. Following the ceremony, the happy couple left for their re- ception at the Rose Villa amidst showers of Scottish confetti. Here the bride's mother received guests wearing a floor-length A- line pink polyester satin gown with a corsage of orchids. The groom's mother assisted wearing an A-line green crocheted chiffon gpwn with an orchid hair cor- sage. Following a sumptuous dinner, the 250 guests danced to music by- the Marando or- chestra. - For travelling to Quebec City and the Maritimes, the bride chose a pink knit jacket-dress suit with white patent accessor- ies and carried white kid leather gloves which she had brought from Italy. of white stephanotis. P. Baskets of, _white shaSta daisies and wrought iron candel- abra with white candles formed the setting in Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Welland, for the exchange of wedding vows between Amy Louise Stewart and David Charles Beccario. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Stewart, R.R.#5, Seaforth and the late Mr.Stewart. The grooin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beccario of Riverside Drive, Welland. The double-ring ceremony was performed by Archdeacon Hill at 6 o'clock on June 30. The organist , Mr. Mervin Thomas accompanied the groom's sister, Mrs. Dale Schisler, Burlington, as she sang "You'll Neverwalk Alone" and "Because". The bride was escorted down• the aisle by her brother, Malcolm Stewart, and was given in mar- riage by her. mother and brother., She wore an A-Line polyester satin gown designed and made by, herself.. It was' fashioned with cowneeklinerenvise„Avaistr TniffirdWMV,IlitY'bb4gred empire waist. A matching Juliet •- cap. held her scalloped finger ' tip veil of pure silk illusion. She wore pearl earrings, a gift of the grootn, and a sterling silver -.bracelet, a gift of her late father. She carried a nose- gay of flat white mums, pink sWeetheart roses and baby's breath. Nestled in her bouquet was white heather brought by a friend from Scotland for good hick. • Miss Anne Stewart, sister of the bride, was the maid • of Her corsage was gardenias and Hodgerts hold picnic - Upon their return, the couple, will rhside at 253 Fitch Street, Welland, Ontario. The bride is a graduate of the Unliversity of Western Ontario and is pres- ently teaching at Welland High and • Vocational School. The groom is completing studies at Niagara University, Niagara Falls, New York. 'Guests were .present ,from Sarnia, London, Seaforth, Clin- ton, Listowel, Toronto, Brant- ford, Buffalo, Burlington, Mon- treal, the Bahamas and Welland. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured at several showers. A shower for the neighbours of the bride was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur H ende th. Mrs. Douglas 1 s and s. Murray Lobb 'acting as ho• esses. 'Mrs. William Jewitt d a shower for relatives of the bride, Mrs. Martin Gulas for neighbours of the groom. Mr. and Mrs.Robert Muir held a 'Jack and Jill' shower in honour of the groom. Luncheon presentations ,were, held at the Weiland Ciab and at . the., Barclay Hotel. A cocktail party was held at the Fallsway Motor Hotel, Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls in honour of the bride and grOom by Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke and Mr. Charles Chaffey. They were entertained as well at a champagne breakfast by Mr. and Mes.Allan Goodman. Following th e wedding re- hearsal, the groom's parents entertained at the Welland Club. The 48th annual Hodgert re- union was held at Queen's park Stratford with 115 in attendance. Winners of •the sports were: boys 9 and under, Alan Hodgert, Michael Stewart; girls 9 and un- • der, Faye Gaiser, Patricia Hod- gert; boys 10 - 15, Kevin Hod- gert, Bradley Cann; girls 10 - 15, Mary Hodgert, Ruth Bray; boys 16 and over, Larry Mayo, Scott Hodgert; girls 16 and over, Diane Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert. Men kicking shoe' in basket; „Jack Hodgert; Paul Hodgert; dies kicking shoe in basket; Kath- leen Hodgert, Margaret Gilmour, missing shoes, Paul Gilmour, Faye Geiser, Darcy Hodgert; missing shoes, Ruth Bray, San- dra Stewart, Larry Mayo. Men judging distance; Reg Hodgert; ladies judging distance, Agnes Bray; throwing balloons, Mac and Helen Hodgert; what's in the box, Diane Hodgert. Guessing candies in jar, Ber- nice Olson, Russell Hodgert, Guessing weight of sponge, Ber-- nice Olson; youngest person, Christopher Hoff; oldest person, Edith Richards. • Officers for 1974 - hon;,,pre- sident, Mre. Whitney Coates; president, Alan, Bray; secretary, Alma Richards; treasurer, Ross Hodgert. Table committee, Mr. and Mrs. Dbn Gaiser, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ray Clarke, Mr... and Mrs. Ar- nold Cann. Sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hodgert; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hodgert. Remember! .It takes but a , moment to place •an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, 'just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Extrava TSUN 610. ant, no. 1 ail, .4 4 468-161113•40481keenTem....- we need your Sen.5,31,0na/ StOng in a Hardtop. 4 dc,c, Sedan c,r 5-dt •or Wagon PoWer-assisted front disc brakes BECCARIO - STEWART