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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-10-09, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, October 9, 1058 la it oTLE---HALONET a Red and white gladioli formed ta the Betting in St. Columban Ro- a man Catholic Chureh, Saturday, a Sept. 27 at 9.30 aan. for the mar- • riage of Thersaa Marie. daughter a of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney la of Rat. 5, Seaforth, to James ▪ Thomas Doyle, son of Mrs. Lor- etta Doyle and the late Peter Doyle, R.R. 2, Dashwood. Rev, J. McCowell sang the nuptial Maas. Mrs. V. J. Lane was orga,n- ist and the soloists were Miss Nancey Kelly of Dublin and Mr. Ferg Kelly of Kitchener. Tile bride, given in inahaage by her father, wore a gown Of pure silk organza and net over ,111.1 silk taffeta. Her bouffant skirt of silk organza was embroidered a with opalescent sequins. The bo- • dice was fashioned -with a Sea brine, neckline of halide -lipped • imported Chantilly •lace inset with pearl Patllette embroider), and lily -paint sleeves. Her fin 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 t!, er-tip Veil of silk illusion, em- broidered with sequins, was field by a headdress of seeded pearls. She carried a •bouquet of red ro- ses. Miss Anne Maloney, Kitch- ener, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Helen Maloney, R.R. 0, Seaforth, sister of the bride, and Miss Donna Sharpe, of Clinton, cousin of the bride. They wore - identical blue braca.ded taffeta dresses featuring a high neckline and a "V" shaped back, The fit- ted bodice was trimmed with a 'pleated tafetta aash meeting at the back, a .clainty bow from which fell a long streamer in graceful folds to the hem of the skirt. Their flowers were white mums. Miss Theresa Doyle, Lon- don, niece of the groom, was the flower -girl wearing a pink ny- lon embroidered dress and match- ing aceessories. Jimmy McCann, • .Dashwood. nephew of the groom, -: was ring -bearer. Edward Doyle, brother of the groom, was best Imam other attendants of the groom were Jack Doyle, Exeter, and Jimniy Maloney, Seaforth. !Cabers were Leonard .Maloney, Seaforth, and Joe McCann, Lon- don, The wedding dinner was lucid at the Hillcrest tea room, Mitchell, and later a reception was held at the bride's home. Receiving guests, the bride's mo - [they wore a royal blue dress, 1powder blue accessories and a corsage of red roses. She was as- sisted by the groom's mother, wearing a blue lace areas, royal blue accessories and a corsage of red roses. For a honeymoon to be spent in Montreal and eastern Points, the bride donned a pink sheath dress of lace over taffeta land a pleated bodice held by se- quins. She wore a white nylon ,-tole with matching accessories 'and a corsage of white cranations. ,1 They wil reside in Kingston. 1 , Euchre Dance Seaforth Community Centr Fri. nite, October 10 AT 830 P.M. Norris Orchestra aponaored by Dublin C.W.L. RAILWAY TIME TABLE CHANGES Effective Sunday Oda 26th,1958 Full Information from agents Gita were present from Mon- neal. Kiagston. Detroit. 11.1511- 441,od. Loadan. Chathan.. Keb- ''.0T.0d. sa:atantling daffi, Miss Matlatey was hata.rel :a o;rygiv ea 'at- r am- -- ala: r -Y • „ aiaa :aat- M. a KIPPEN EAST Mrs. Robert Beli. The co -hostess is Mrs. V, Alderdice. The roll call• is, What service can I promise to do for the 'W. L this year. The speaker will be Mrs. AV, L. Whyte. There will be a poem by Mrs. NV, Broadloot and a contest by Mrs. James Drunnnond. Cur- rent events, Mrs. Arahur Varley. The Waal committee will be Mrs. W. L. MeIlis, Mrs, Winston Workman. alts: Eldon 'Jarrott and Mrs. Wm. Caldwell. roar Dottars Bay afore at The Willis Shoe Store. Sunday service at St. Andrew's U nited Church was well attend- ed. The pastor, Rev. McMillan conduoting the service, his text "Continuation of the Sermon on the Commandment". Communion service followed the regular ser - Mrs. Norman McLeod returned to her home in Cookshire, Que- bec, since visiting the past two Weeks with friends of the eongre- gation. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Stokes and Larry of London spent Sat- urday evening with Mrs. Stoke's father, Mr. R. Thomson, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider and family of Strat- ford paid him a visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. F. Bell and Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Ford a Exe- ter were in Toronto Sunday at- tending the funeral of the late Flat. Sgt. Roy Smith, RCAF, Greenwood, Nova Scotia, and for- merly of Kippen when six years ago he was transferred to Mani- t oba. Sympathy from their many frienda from Kippeu and the sur- rounding district is extended the widow and family. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Harkness "Th W ddi g Pray- er". Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor - length dress of rose -point chan- tilly lace and net over taffeta leaturbig an elongated basque bodice, scalloped sabrina neck- lbie and lace -tapered sleeves: Pe bouffant skirt had front anels of lace 'forming a reding- ote effect over nylou net cascad- ing to a slight train. She carried a -cascade of red roses. A sabrina headpiece trimmed with pearls and rhinestones held her double - French illusion veil. Ruth Wilk- ins was maid at honor for her sister and the bridesmaids were :Mona Durfee, West Branch, Mich- igan, and Mes. Nornia,n Exeter. They were dressed alike in ballerina -length dresses of sapphire blue with cap sleeves and bouffant skirt of unpressed pleats, They had matching fea- ther band headdresses and car- ried cascades of white mums tinted pink. The flower girl, Mary Meacham wore a Sa1.111041 pink velvet dreas with white antique lace and unpressed pleats and she carried a basket of white mums tinted blue ,and white car- nations. Ringbearer Glen Fergu- son wore grey pants and grey stniped ivy league jacket and car- ried the ring on a white satin pillow. Harold Parsons, Hensall, was best man for his brother and Norman Whiting, Exeter and Jim Cornell, Detroit,ushered. A wedding reception was held in the caurch parlors. The bride's mother wore an afternoon dress of bisque lace with three-quarter coat of silk organza with beige accessories and orchid corsage. The groom's mother wore azure blue lace over taffeta. matching accessories and orchid corsage. Dinner asaletants were Mary and family of Parkhill were Sun- wasaa, Ingersoll, and Phyllis day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lasten, Kippen. For a honeymoon spent in New c°'er. 1•94gt..'Sgt. Bob Perkins and York, Ottawa and Northern Ont - Mrs. Perkins and boys of Clinton ario, the bride changed to a pale RCAF 1 ',led Sunday evening hI wo 1 sheath blaek ma:Laser- with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long. tes, charcoal bar jacket and re,. rose corsage. 11r. and Mrs. Par- aar. and Mrs. R. J. Eigie ga- ze:ale! tte Panaaaran Centenni- sons will reside In Taamesfard. al Fair ;a Fritlay and 'visited frieraaa. :ars Pa. Ansell and -d ate aaa la af- s - I.ave m ea. ta a.nan a::: • t :' 777 7st:5.:5:7.77.:-.1 ^. -7 • ' - • - MoKILLOP Th September Iteen; af :be ara.a. the Wrz.,. Da:n.'.s i:11 N. Stetade ia • 4ia -Came le. ea enaza Wanderial 1,... -tee- was asat with ara,.er aa the lead - ‘5 ' 71175'• 10: ST. 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Mrs, Campbell Wey chase att ber :alai.- "A iew Ttp,t2gh:',.t. of Cate'a Cliaraeter". Tickets were distributed for the faw2 supper to he held on Wed- nesday. Oct. 15;11.. The meeting lased with, hymn 156 'aTake My Life and Let It Be' and prayer. Lunch was served by the ladles on the 14th con, east, HENSALL Miss Connie Corbett was a weekend guest with her friend Miss Dianne Kroft at Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles. and family af Laudon were resent atst. Going Out of Btisiriess SALE Specials NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES GIRLS CARDIGANS Orlon, sizes 8-14. Reg. 5,96 . . . 4.49 Wool, sizes 8-14. Reg. 3.98 ...... 2.99 Fleece -lined Swe'at Shirts , Sizes 4-0. Reg. 2.25 • ' 1.79 Sizes 8-10. Rea, 2.98 1.99 Boys' and Girls Lined Jeans Sites 2-6, reg. 2.98 2.29 Sizes 8, 12, 14. Reg. 3.95 ... 2.99 Reg. 4.50 3.49 KIDDIES SHOP, SEAFORTH 111.1111111.1.11111111 atutOntIMminiimitmliow .... First Presbyterian Church REV. D. LESLIE ELDER Minister 11 a.m. Then Cometh Haavest, Music — Anthem "While the earth remaineth" (Maunder) alto a solo "Beside Still Wat- ers" .(Hamblen) by Miss Betty Simpson 7 p.m. Guest Minister, Rev, J. H. Greene, Brussela. Sermon, "The Harvest of Life," alusic—Duets, Rev. and Mrs. Crane. "God leads us along" (Young) and "How great Thou art" (Hine) H. A. KEMYSTER Organist and Choir Leader ,t11,111111143111111114111,1111111111011111111111111,111!11111111 WALTON The Saerament of Communion was obserced in Duff's 'United Church on Sunday morning with the minister. Rev. W. M. Thomas canducting the service. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ryan visited with friends in Louden on Sun- day. Mr. Thos. Starey has -returned bone after being confined to Victoria Hospital. London. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 'Williamson and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clarke spent the weekend in Port Elgin. Northside I/affect Church Sunday, Oct. 12ta at 11 a.m, Thanksgiving service. Sermon subject, "The days that are past". 7 p.m., Evening worship in Church School room, our Anniversary Services will be observed on Sunday. Oct, 19th. Your minister will preach at both services. World 'Wide Communion Sun- day was observed last SundaY with a very good attendance. The following persons united by let- ter with the Northside congrega- tiou and were welcomed into the fellowship: Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bowie, Mrs, Pearl Diehl, Dr, and Mrs. W. G. Drennan, Mrs, Peter Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rowat. The Sacrament of Baptism for infants will be observed on Sun- day, Oct. 26th. Parents please note and get in touch with your minister if you desire to have ;tour children baptized at that service. Tow, Dollars B tot afore at Tha Wittig Shoe store. Eganondvine Matted. 07144ac7a 1 Dr. J. Semple, Minister Lyle Hammond, Organist-Obeir Leader. Special, Thanksgiving Services 11 a.m., "This is a good World" 7 p.m., Outstan-ding Film: "Eyes That See'. A. homey story that eould happen in any family and in any Church Community in Canada. -A must for every eon. gregation, 10 a.m., Church School, Min- istees Bible Class. 11 a.m., The Nursery Class 41,30 am„ Junior Church 1,15 p.m., The Y. P. U. EUCHRE C 0.F. Hall, Constance Friday, October 10 Cards 8.30. Admission 5oc Lunch provided .1•1111110111111111•16.111•1 Dressed Pork Supper FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 supper senweel 5-8 P.M, IN 0 RAY GE HALL, EEAPORTH Admission 1,25. Children 75c Sponsored by Orange Hall Property Committee SDHS Boys Win At Plowing Match .r- Z. 2.: Sateaday. He was tae 1"4,-..e.- with taase.s. He alta, • the aray ;ate old eratataa at, ata.e. Herres Calatts: Edgar liowatt. 1 RR. 1. Belgra..ae. Tiaran res.:id:ants under Alex: R.R. 2. Walter.. Championship elaas: Dan. Per - R.19.. 0, Brussels: John var. R.R. 4, Seaforth. Crown and Perrie. Wide - Bottom plows. furroa-s. mot less than 12 inches M. Hoo- ver. R.R. 3, Brussels; Dennis Jewits. R.R. 1, Clinton. Boy s la and under. former win- ners barred; David Hemingway. R.R. 8. Brussels: Don Ryan. R.R. 1. Walteu: Ken Glanville; 19,19. 2. Walton: Bob OFt:TOInt Winglaana Crawn and finish: Hemingway. Senior High Schoel class: Rae tart Fat -am -Ingham, R.R. 3. Sea, arta,: Ken Ryan, R.R. 1, Walton; Gerald Waiter, R. R. 1, Goderich; Gordan Baxter, R.R. 2. Goderichl Crown and finish: Fotheringham. Team •Champlonship: -Seaforth Fotheringbam and Ryan Junior High School class: Joe Sterner, R.R. 3, Brussels; Morris Hemingway, R.R. 3, Brussel t; Wayne 'Malian, Goderich; Glen Ribey. atart. 6, Goderith. Crown and finish: Hemingway. Team championship: Seaforth (Stet- fler and Hemingway). • Mounted plows: John Baan, of R.R. 3, 'Walton; Alex Gulutzen, R.R. 5, Walton; Bruce Papple of R.R. 4, Seaforth. Crown and fin- ish: Bean. Utility Class: Jim Henry, of Blyth; Don Ryan, R.R. 1, Walton. Crown and finish; Henry. FOR Canada S. vings Bonds SEE E. C. 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