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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-10-04, Page 4• 'IRA 4.S ,s ern s ;lee ,7,11.,eZ.S.e)& go- Area Wedding go THE SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner —' Clinton • BLOUSES • PANT TOPS • PULLOVERS • VESTS • PANTS • SKIRTS OPEN 2 to 6 p.m. CLOSED WEDNESDAY ... MITCHELL 348-8433 HENSALL 262-2527 MURTHA - After a honeymoon In the Haliburton Highlands, northern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. David Murtha have taken up residence at 21 Holborn Drive, Kitchener, Father Gordon Dill was as- sisted by Father Karunei Joseph Of Galt in performing the cere- mony at two-thirty o'clock on August 18th in St. Patrick's Church, Dublin when the former Mary-Margaret Rowland, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland of Dublin, became the bride of Dave, son of Mrs. V aneda Mur- tha, Mitchell and the late Mr. Thomas Murtha. For the pro- cessional Lorne Dc tterer of God- erich played Clarice's Trumpet Voluntary. 'He also accompanied Don Balk of Kitchener, Miss Mary Kelly, Dublin s and Tom Burke of St. Columban, as they sang Ave Maria, wedding Song and Lord of the Dance. The bride's parents gave her in mar- riage. White gladioli formed the background 'for the ceremony. Appliques of Chantilly lace sprinkled with drop pearls en- hanced the bodice and encircled the hemline of the bride's gown, fashioned of pure silk organza with its long, sheer sleeves, high collar and enclosed chapel train flowing from the waist. A Juliet cap of Chantilly 'lace held her chapel veil, edged with delicate appliques of matching lace and she carried a bouquet of ,white gladioli with Sweetheart rose centres. • 4-4t10 liWkot4 eXPOSITORt SEAFORTH, ONT., OCT, 4, 1973 tovirer Interest Rates • NOW Air,gLADLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages anYw!lere in Ontario on RESIDENTIAL — INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES interim financing 4, new construction or land th Alopment- REPRESENTAXIVES .N YOUR AREA — PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. AREA CODE 519-144-6535 COLLECT HEAD OFFICE; 56 Weber St. E., Kitchener, Ont. WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH Chevelle Malibu, 2-door Chevelle Malibu, 4-door Olds. Cutlass Supreme, 2-door Olds. Omega, 2,d6or Olds. Delta, 4-door DEMONSTRATOR: Monte Carlo - Laundau, 2-door SALES c;09'ouZ SERVICE ' CHEVROLET Plome, 527-1750 • SEAFIDRTH Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m. We now have two FAST NEW , elevator intakes. We have the quickest and most modern un- loading facilities available .for our Bean and Corn Growers. FOR BEST PRICES --- SELL or STORE YOUR CORN AT W. G. THOMPSON & SONS LTD. ROWLAND Her sister, Miss Luanne Row- land, London, was Maid of Honor, in mint green and bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Murtha, London, sister of the groom, in blue; Miss Colleen Rowland, Dub- lin in mauve, and Miss Karen Russell, Russeldale, in yellow. Their frocks were of flocked nylon over strapless white under- lay with short, puffed sleeves and ruffled. pctliars. Their bouquets were of wiilte daisies with cene tres dyed to match their frocks. Lorcan Rynne, son of Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Rynne, Mitchell, was ringbearer wearing short pants and vest in royal blue vel- vet with a white ruffled shirt. Tim Smith, Mitchell, was best man and ushers were pat Row- land, Tom Murtha and Bill Mac- Dougald. The dinner and reception were held at Brodhagen Community Centre where the bride's mother received in a ruffled V-necked dress styled with long sleeves, a bodice of powder blue 'chiffon, and a blue floral skirt. Her cor- sage was of white gardenias. As- . ' sisting, Mrs. Murtha wore a sleeveless, V-necked frock of pink floral chiffon over white taffeta and a corsage of white Sweetheart roses. * Guests attended the nuptials from- Dublin, Mitchell, St. Col- umban, Stratford, Toronto, Galt, Guelph, Kitchener, North Bay, Brighton, Peterborough, Ottawa, . , ichigan, Montreal, wiarten, e eamsville, •Leamington, Wind- br, Burlington, Belleville and aforth. --, 13 ask & white t rnout small The Huron County Black & White show, held in Seaforth, September 21st, .featured a small turnout of 56 head. This com- pares with 80 head last year. Allan Wylie, Clifford, carried off the Premier Breeder and E,thibitor awards. He won seven first prize ribbons and exhibited thelunior Champion female, the Reserve Grand Champion female and the Champion bull. Judge Bertram Stewart, Hornby, selected the aged cow, Gore Ridge Mark Maple, shown by Elston Speiran, -Brussels ,for Grand Champion female. Com- menting that she was an easy winner, Judge Stewart 'pointed out that Maple was More angular and was tall in the front end,. The Reserve Grand Champion, two- year-old Rayel Ormsby Marjorie was a large animal for her age and had good udder attachments. Junior Champion Rayel Mar- quis Stardust, from the senior yearling class , headed a strong field of junior-aged cattle. She was tall, sharp, and ' stronger than classmate and Reserve Junior Champion ilol-DenOrms- by Riva, shownby Hol- Den Farm, Clinton. Coming in for honorable mention was the junior calf Banella Citation Sunshine, exhi- bited by George L. Hayden, Gorrie. The bulls, featuring both junior and senior calves, saw Wylie's Rayel Marquis Charmer on top due to more correctness in the rump and better legs. Re- serve Champion honour want to George L. Hayden with Banella Linda Valiant. Special classes at the event had Wylie win Breeders Herd; Elston Spierart win Interbreed Best Udder with the Grand Champion cow; and Wylie taking the Dam-Daughter class. News of Brodhagen Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen Mr. and Mrs. William Ste- , yens Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe, Steven and Jamie, London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vock vi- sited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cowell at their cottage at Kirk'Cardine. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Lavine Beuermann, Mr, Norman Hillebrecht and Kelvin Schneider have all returned home from the Seaforth hespitel. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe visited Monday with Mrs. Alice .Tait in Stratford. aely...•••• WALTON 1 The first ••meeting of Walton 1 4-H Club was held at the home of Mrs. Don Achilles for the new fall project "A World of Food in Capada." The roll call-was answered by all members who include: Joan Bennett, Susan Humphries, Kim }Jumphries, Mary Searle, Margaret Shortreed,' Bev. Ste- venson, Ruth Thamer, Anne Wat- son and Mary Watson. The lea- ders are Mrs. Doti Achilles and Mrs. Harold Bolger. Officers elected are: Anne W atson as President, Susan Hum- phries as Vice-president with secretary and press reporter rotating. Mrs. Don Achilles led the discussion on the objectives of the record book and handed out the Pamphlets and sheets to the mem- bers. Mrs. Harold Bolger then read "Early Canada" and the members filled out the handout sheets. Mrs. Achilles discussed the home assignment for this meeting. Mrs. ,Achilles demonstrated "Blueberry Buckle" and Mrs. Bolger did 'Raspberry Vinegar.' These were sampled for lunch and both were found to be quite different. The second meeting was held the following Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Bolger. The roll call "Name a Canadian food used by early settlers" was answered by nine members. The secretary's report was read by Joan Bennett. Mrs. Don Achilles discussed the "Food Guide for Health". Mrs. Harold Bolger then read, "Heritage from New France" and the members filled out the hand- out sheets. The home assign- ment was discussed by Mrs. A- chilles. In the group work, Mrs. Bol- ger lead a quiz on measurements .and all the Members took part answering. Susan Humphries and Anne Watson demonstrated Baked Beans and Parisan parfait. The third meeting of Walton 1 "Nifty Nibblers" was opened by the President Anne Watson. The roll call "Name a recipe or food characteristic of England, Scot- land, Ireland or Vales" was an- swered by 7 members. -The sec- retary's report was read byJoan Bennett for Kim Humphries. Mrs. Harold Bolger 'read "The British Tradition" and the members filled out the handout sheets. Mrs. Don Achilles dis- cussed the home assignment. Ev- eryone, in• -group Work , helped make "English Trifle" ;with, strawberries. Steveesem and Mary Searle demonstrated "Welsh Rabbit" and Apple Dump- lings." WALTON 11 The second meeting of Walton 11 4-H Club "Giggling Gourmets" was held at .the home of the. leader, Mrs. Don McDonald. The President, June William- son opened the meeting and the roll call was answered with all girls`'' except Janis and Debbie Van Vliet. Mrs. Jerry Ryan cliStributed handout sheets. Francis Blake demonstrated "Grand-peres" assisted by Mrs. Ryan. Other members Patty McDonald, Y- vonne Blake, and June williamL son were treated to the dish, THE LOST AND FOUND GROUP The Lost and Found girls are holding their meetings on Tues- • W.I. Notes Huron Business Machines sales — Repairs — Rentals 118 Ontario St., Clinton PHONE: 482-1338 FOR Typewriters,, Adding Mach Ines, Calculators, Copy Mach- We es. have a large selection of portable typewriters in stock. See theme.. t in Pocket ElectSonie Calcidators. Refight made to all makes Of office machines since 1942. Plow— immlamuslaimaamaa. Correspondent Mrs. Ed Regele --1-1111-050- Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele were Mrs. Joan Underwood and Miss Winnie Barret of Islington, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator and Barbara, Lorna, Brenda, Barbie and David Glanville and Mary Hofsteede of Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fisher of Mitchell also visited the same home one day last week. Mrs. Underwood ' and Miss Barret also visited with Mrs. Mary Thornton. John Dowsley, Investment Division, Toronto notilinion Bank. II;rice as at SepteMher 21, 1973 " W. B. Stephenson, Manager Mr. Aire Van, Der Ende led the Clinton Christian Reform Song Service on Sunday evening. Members of the congregation formed a choir with vocal duet numbers by Alice Roorda and Jim Baker. Some of the programs were changed during the week while 'the new floor was being installed in thejlauditorium, Monday's program was held in the TX. room, and special care with Marie Flynn and volunteers, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dale, assisting with the music. Thirty-seven residents were guests of the Clinton Women's Institute on Thursday afternoon at theirSeptember meeting • held in dining room at the Home. Mrs. Lockhart was social convenor for the meeting with the theme being, "Grandmothers". Mrs. Paisley, a former member of the institute', expressed lie 'appreciation of the residents for a pleasant afternoon.' News 'of Huronview "Now you can make your money make more money by investing it at theTD bank!' At 'Toronto Dominion, we 'lave several good' investment plans. The kind that take over where our Cash-builder Plan leaves off. 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TORONrTO DOMINION the bank where people make the difference Seaforth, Out, • day evenings. The meet star ted produc , by • Mary Alice Ryan and Ruth T mer. Those initiated were Jayne Baker, Nancy Bennett, Carrie Habkirk, Nancy Kunder, Irene Martin, Karen Munro and Joan •Raeboei Officers elected are: Presi- dent, Jayne Bake r.; Vice-Presi- dent, Ruth Thanker, Secretary, Janis Van Viist,Treasurer,Nan- cy Kunder, Press Reporter, Car- olyn McClure. For crafts, members did De Coupage and signs for the Fowl Supper. Entertainment was brought by Nancy Kunder and Jayne Baker. • Sunday School Promotion and Awards took place at the morn- ing service at Duff's Church. Janis Van Vliet read the scrip- ture from Exodus, the story of a girl who cared for her brother. Pam Hackwell. also took part reading a scripture from St. Matthew - a4abor dispute. The offering was' received by Doug Mitchell, Jeff Hackwell and Ron Smith and dedicated by Rev. D. Docken. The Sunday School children and their teachers occupied the front seats and sang during the service, "Jesus Loves- Me This I Know" and "Wise Men Bring Their Learning", assisted on the piano with Mrs. Ray Huether. Mr. Docken took ,as his ser- mon, "From a 6hild's Toy Box." Mrs. I., Wilbee played the organ for the singing of the children's hymns. Recent visitors with Mrs. Ray Huether were: Mrs. Harry Ba- ker,- Ws. Grace. Chapman, Mrs. Bill Talbot., Kim and Kelly Tal- bot and Mrs. Watson Webster. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith on the arrival of their son last Thursday. A • special combined World Wide Communion and Thanksgi- ving Service will be 'held next Sunday at Duff's United Church We' are glad to report Mrs. Tom Hackwell has returned home from the Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pegelow of Brussels. were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall. The community expresses sympathy to Mrs. Martin Baan on the death of her father. Mrs. Bean has been in Holland the paSt few weeks. Visitors on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jambs McDonald were Mr. Ed Krauter, Karen Staindl, Dr. Heinz Furchmayl, Mr. and 114r t Williani,,Brennan, and fam-, ETic, Ted, Witira,ro"Al :.herfo ail' .6IVW to41c; and Mrs.kigs'el Kratii4i`of'' t=' wood. Mr.. E. Krauter enter- tained the McDonald families to a dinner at Twin Gables, Lis- towel on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bewley left ThurSday ,by air to visit their daughter in Australia. - Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowlind of Kincardine spent a day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryafi and other relatives in the village. .Mrs. phillipSpeak spent Wed- nesday visiting the Ryan Miss Rosemary Ryan has re, turned to Calgary after spending the last month at home. Miss Sandra Watson R.N. of St. Joseph's Hospital spent last Wednesday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson and family. • Among. those attending the Hu- ron Cqunty Women's Institute Rally at the Centralia Agricul- tural College on Monday from the Walton Institute were: Mrs. Bill Humphries, Mrs.' Keith Hock, Mrs. Harold Bolger, Mrs. Ernie Stevens, Mrs. Hay Huether, Mrs. Herb Traviss, Mrs. George Mc- Call, Mrs. Earl Watson'and Mrs. Allan McCall: The , Juvenile , Bahl Team played „on Saturday with Rostock in Allanford in a very tight battle in the playoffs for the grand championship. David Watson had the only ,home run for the Walton boys. The Seaforth Women's Insti- tute will meet in the Seaforth Public School on Tuesday even- ing October 9th at 8:15 p.m. This is Public rtelations meeting in charge of Mrs. Gor- don Papple, Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs.Gor- don McKenzie, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman. Roll call: the introduction of a friend or a guest you have brought with you. Speaker is Mrs. Robt, J. Doig who will tell of her trip to Spain. Host sses are Mrs. Arnold Taylor and l s. Norman Riehl. Lunch is in charge of Mrs. R. M. Scott and also Social Committee.