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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-08-05, Page 14A14 THE HURON Someone sent. a silver plated mousetrap for the country house if-Highgrove. A ton of peat from Sedge- moor district council was present for the couple's new country estate gardens. Many chddreln sent paint- ings for the couple, needle- -WM projects done.* their mothers and workshop Pre- ' ig05, done tbf -their .fathers. ChfkrieS- Diana are net the 0.013! 'One* diving ,Ent °W*11tPler. it. you tn!ttl a ielatiye w to went over to :finghttnifet•the.iketiditIgi ,Yott Might receive- snine .•settneor •••• • -•• . 049;00, are 'YO4 ght get a,PittitieS - and a matchbox, cookie tin. ballpoint 'pen, key badge, bulton, flag, ashtray. cork screw, jewellery spoon, banner, cake, or even a silver bust of Charles for a small 53,450. Wouldn't it be nice? We will likely be hearing a lot more of Prince Charles and Lady Diana in the -future. The wedding was worth a couple of hours sleep and-we ended up going back to bed afterwards anyway. If you know of anyone celebrating their birthday soon, send their name, age and birthday to: 'Birthday Notites, Box 69, Seaforth or phone 527-1946. Happy. Birthday Happy Birthday to Colleen Melady who will be celebrat- ing August 11. Happy belated birthday to Steve Hildebrand who was 19 on July 29. Happy belated birthday to Henrietta De Witt who was- 20 on July 27, Happy Birthday .Elixabeth. Deem July 30, 17 yrs. Congratulations to Billy Whyte on reaching the BIG 301 USE EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS Phone 527-0240 Remember It takes but a moment to pla. L an F‘• pos(tor W a nt :1d1. Dial R2 ."-Q,2-40 BEAN MOL Apply your fungicide by aircraft Call on JIM'S FLYING SERVICE LTD. for 15 years' crop spraying experience. ,For guaranteed application and fast efficient service, book now by calling Milton' J. Dietz _ Ltd. 5274608 R.R. 4, Seaforth • NO crop damage • No disease carried through fields Walton Mr. and Mrs. Ponomoren- ko visited in Arthur on Sunday with Old time neigh- bour; 'Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baljanskv. Mr. and Mrs. John Maksymuk, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mernagh. SEAFORTH JE\VELLERS I ,r 1 )1 1'sll )NI)'s K NI( ‘, II VVVII I R) I INI ( HUN (,it I FUR FA} R`r ()(t ltilt)ti 111 1 \1`' R' Phone ‘-)2 ." 02.-0 . Tiuron fxp•o5itor' SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS During the disruption in Postal Service The Huron Expositor subscribers and adyertiters can pay their accounts at any branch of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Just give the invoice or account number. Payments addressed' to us, can also be handed in to the local newspaper, offices in Exeter, Clinton, Goderich, Blyth, Brussels, and Mitchell for pick-Vp. Help us to help you during this upset Thank you if King St., Clinton 411243 O *HUNTER-DOUGLAS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS , *ALUMINUM AWNINGS. CANOPIES AND RAILING *SLIDERS *THERMOPANES REPAIRS TS& ALUMINUM: Deers, Mellows, SoshandIkreons W00011150411 Wool "We as opoiServico Whit we SO" 114 Ladles' Casual Sandal up to' oft 1/2 Ladles Dress Sandal a 1 9 899 Reg. to 42.95 Funtreads Now Only ,12.99 I "en's Canvas Casuals 12.99 Kids Sandal $7.99 North Star Jogger *15.99 Reg. to 21.95 FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE A royal sleeps to watch the wedding with our eyes half open. By the time w-e dragged pillows and blankets into the living mom, the procession had already begun from palace to the church. While getting our of the carriages and ears, the famil- aniesdagnrl oofm looped w oftheeiebarisdede and excited. When the. royal frttttily strived at the -church Yo,_ could, the • crowds Olmetingtitadly, The Queen lOOke*Nery calm as she bOr't*1. The. most exciting " thing of all was trying:0 get a peek at La Y.:Wanes; dress ,•as she nud'her, father rode BY PATRICIA RIMMER The royal wedding was like a fairy sale.- or so everyone says. t ha les. The Prince of Wales as the charmi ig prince and Lady Diana Spen- cer was the beautiful prim cess. Like many people in and around Seaforth I was watching the, ceremony at 5 4.-En. last Wednesday mor- rOnli- We...agreed we .would wake tip tp.watch..the wxed ding because •It waS4 once ia r40-ilie thing. to. see the- fowl* king and •otieen rear- tied, ,# lot Wilier than OM expected and we woke Out our heAtity, however and,added a touch of elegance to her dress. As the royal couple step- ped onto the balcony of Bucking ham Palace. I parti- cularly noticed the way Prin- cess Diana looked after the children in the wedding The whole wedding seem- ed to be one of love and beauty. St Paul's. Cathedral seemed to be the perfect setting .for 'such a kill tale. ley times' the camera took, a shot *tough the Omens entttfa.f dome, The itgnit*s lhe church were perfect 1044•PrInge Vh4cles 4anfed much music through the service. After the breakfast that was served. in Buckingham Palace after the wedding service, the couple left to go no their honeymoon. The dress Lady Diana wore to leave the palace was more typical of her, I though. When the couple boarded the train at about 11 a.m. our time, we turned off the television because it was over. But really this is just the beginning. We spent the rest of the day fantasizing about being in Diana's shoes. She is only about four years older than me, which seems impossible. She's taking on a big role. With time she will become Queen of. England: The pa- pers call her "Shy Di" and this is what she is. In interviews I watched the night before the wedding I noticed she would only vol- unteer an answer to a question Prince Charles ask- ed her. He seemed at home with all the questions and she seemed just a beginner. Like most other couples that get married, Charles and Diana received many glamorous presents. What 'would you gift to someone who has everything? Some- one used their imagination and sent the largest wedding card in the world. It's eight feet high, 32 feet wide and contains . the signatures of 25,000 persons in :western Australia. Another large greeting card came to the couple from Welland, Ontario. It had the signatures of 50,000-people but was not as large as -the other one. past in their carriage. Lady Diana's dress added mystery to the wedding. It's- designers were guarding the dress night and day. It was said seven exact copies were made in case something happened to the origipal. The dress was beautiful although nothing Ince what I expected. I expected a wed- ding dress with much lesi fr,BIS and rufflea.and• typical :of lady liar na's wardrobe. The nerArie,. big fluffy frills, and *104115.;91.ii the ciresselthelks asurpriso to tap and, Many' of my` friends., friends., The' very long •hatn was • " not a -si/tOriSe teens, betweens team-mates in a soccer of St. of Kis game Thursday night. iPhoto by Nook) lIl OVER HERE! — Kelly O'Leary Columban passes the ball to one A humorous look Preserving boys Correspondent RHONDA BERG 482.3532 JUST BOY A boy not washed too often and kept in a cool, quiet place after each accident will sur- vive broken bones. hornets. measles. fights, ,and nine helpings of pie. A boy is a piece of skin stretched over an appetite; a noise covered with smudges . A boy is the problem of our times, the hope of the world. Every boy born is evidence God is not vet discouraged with men. AUGUST Ancient Birthstone: Came-, Tian, Modern Birthstone: Sar- donyx or peridot. Flower of the month: Poppy or gladio- lus, Never return in August to what you love; Along the leaves will rust And over the hedges dust. And in the air vague thunder and silence burning... Choose some happier time for you returning. B.C. Kenyon They Say no news is good' news, - anastra oice Thursday night (Photo by Hook) A WINDUP FOR A POWERFUL GOAL KICK VANASTRA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Communion Service and Confession of Faith were lead by Rev. Peter Mantel at the Vanastra Christian Church on , Sunday August 2. Wednes- day afternoon at 3 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Mantel and the SWIM team will be at Heath- er Gardens to say goodbye. The Swim Team leaves Fri- day morning. The Mantel's farewell service Will be on Sunday August 30. Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Clinton Church everyone is , invited to the farewell to the SWIM team: goodbye to Liz. Ron, Annette, 'Joyce and Steve. This week: end they are camping at Lakewood, In case of need contact Rev . Can, de Berg, Clinton 482- 3053. Mike Mantel is doing bet- ter, healing and improving after major skin-grafting. He is still counting on returning to university in September. Readers: let me tell about your holidays. birthdays. an- niversaries. Phone me at. 482-3532. • the ball in their soccer game againtt St. Columbah. Peter'Ste: Marie of• Seaforth winds up to kick fit Betty's Variety and Dr. Charles Toll Announces that effective August- 4, 1-98 -1-, Dr. Ralph W. Vandervoort. formerly of St. Catherines,- Ontario wily be associated with him in- the practice of dentistry in the Seaforth Dental Centre Open 9 a.m. till 11 p.m. 7 days a week 527-1680 Seaforth .*Car Stereos ** AUDIOVOX SPECIAL AM/FM 'Stereo with cassette , 50 Watt amp. and Graphic equalizer 6'x 9 10'oz..Splakeri $199 M.L.P. $321.85 Our Price .95 — 3 items complete COME IN AND SEE AND LISTEN TO OUR NEW AUDIO VOX DISPLAY OF PLAYERS AND SPEAKERS ..ez-PArAme sryrr atsyrxrArAffro ** SPECIAL PURCHASE ** AM/RVI in dash stereo rack© with cassette player M.L.P. $149.95 Price $99•95 Deluxe under dash auto-reverse cassette player Reg. $159.95 Our Price $139.95 YOUR RADIO, SHACK HEADQUARTERS 1 4