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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-08-24, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, August 04 Ni family, Ipperwash, visited and of end Gordon neighbors. SM'T" S SUPERIOR Food Market AYLMER NEW PACK CHOICE PEAS 2 20 -oz tins 37c AYLMER PEACHES 2 Choice Haloes 2 15 -oz tins 39C PET INSTANT MILK ' 3 lb. pkg. 95c GIANT FAB 15c off 'package Ur5c STUART HOUSE CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX 3 pkgs. only 3c LEE CHOICE CRUSHED lC PINEAPPLE 20 az tin . im- - the CLARK'S TOMATO JUICE 29e 48 oz tin CHEERY MORN INSTANT COFFEE PHONE 12 and at family in 'friends week- Mrs. and the 6 az ,tar 79e ti WE DELIVER Mrs. Lloyd Jeffry of Windsoi •visited with Mrs. Leon Jeffrey and boys, of Blake; ----- CROP REPORT Grain harvest has continued during the past week under proved weather conditions. Bet ter than 75% of the wheat crop has been harvested. Lodged spring grain will prolong harvest period considerably. BLAKE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oesch Blake, are vacationing Mr. Harold Finlay and Sunday with relatives around Ripley, Miss Joy Erb and girl Pennsylvania, 'spent the with parents, Mr. and Erb and family r RETAIL DISTRICT is STRATFORD to serve Huron, Retailers, wholesalers, and all others Retail Sales Tax to visit this office ditional information. . nience, it is suggested phone in advance. DISTRICT OFFICE 36 Erie St. DISTRICT K. e.,a. -* TAX OFFICE in and Waterloo manufacturers be collecting invited require ad- your conve- that you tele- STRATFORD Tel. 271-0601 `ONTARIO SALES now open Perth Counties who will are cordially if they For AT TAX ADMINISTRATOR C. LOUNDS 0 0 1960 ENVOY 1958 CHEVROLET 1958 FORD 1957 CHEVROLET 1957 DODGE 1955 BUICK °'"'`i 'S"4 CHEVROLET 1953 CHEVROLET NO REASONABLE Sealorth Chevrolet -Oldsmobile , MITCHELL. Phone G. Fawm 186 i GE p SEDAN SEDAN, A.T. SEDAN 8,.A.T. SEDAN '8' SEDAN, A.T. "8" H4R,DT.OP SEDAN SEDAN OFFER REFUSED Motors Sales & Service SEAFORTH Phone 641 r t a t l TOWN TOPICS Attending the Jacobi -Bright wedding at Guelph on Saturday were: Mr, Harry Norris, Or'om• arty; Mr, and Mrs, Bill Storey, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Norris, CrornartY; Hugh Flynn, Loudesboro; Bob Hubert', Or - vine Storey, Seaforth. Keith MacLean, who is• in boa - pita', London, with severe neck and head !Wailes after a truck accident in Goderioh twp. last week, is reported to be improving nicely, The doctors expect he will be hi traction for five weeks at Victoria Hospital, and afterwards may be removed to the Malton Hospital for further treatment. ' Mr. Douglas Scott of Montreal is spending his holidays at the home of his mother, Mrs. James T. Scott, Mrs, H. V. Workman has re- turned home after visiting her friends in Cleveland and Youngs.. town, Ohio, and spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Gladson Campbell of Brighton before re- turning home, • - Mrs. H. V. Workman and Mrs. Alvin McDonald and family at- tend -.I the Mole Re -union near Port Elgin, on Sunday last, KIPPEN TROUSSEAU TEA Mrs. Eldon Jarrett entertained at. a trousseau tea on Wednes- day, Aug, 16 in honour of her daughter Ruth Ann, bride -elect of Saturday, Aug. 19.. Receiving guests with Mrs, Jarrett and Ruth Ann were Mrs. Wellington Haist, mother of the groom. Deb- bie Anderson, Kippen, Linda Jones, Exeter, and Darlene Pass- more, Thames Road, were' in charge of the register, The dining room and tea room were nicely decorated with yel- low and white streamers and the table centre was of small yellow daisies and baby's breath. Mrs, Robert Upshall, Kippen, and Mrs. Frank Triebner of Ex- eter, poured tea in the afternoon. In the evening Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson and Mr -s, Gideon Koeh- ler of Zurich poured tea. Serving in the dining room were Marie Jarrett, Agnes Oesch, Zurich, Mary Lou Taylor of Brucefield, Mrs. Donna Haist and Mrs. Dor- othy Gaiser of London, and Kath- ryn Anderson of London. - Displaying the bride's gifts were Mrs. Wm. Simms and Bar- bara Faber of Grand Bend. The bride's trousseau was displayed by Marie Gaiser of Grand Bend and Gail Finlayson of Seaforth. House lines and woollens were displayed by Mary Norris, -Sea- forth, Assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Lloyd Jones, Exeter, Mrs. Oren Grace, Detroit, Mrs. Elmer Passmore, Thames Road; Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Emerson Anderson, Hensall, The Thrifty Kippenettes of the 4-H Club held a shower in honor of Ruth Ann Jarrot on Saturday evening Aug. 12. In- stead of the usual showers they had a weiner roast at Snowdens beach near Drysdale. The host- esses were Mrs. Wm, Bell, Mrs. Lloyd Lovell and Mrs. Win, Caldwell. The girls were enter- tained with contests and games. Mrs. Caldwell read the address and Mrs. Bell presented Ruth Ann with a lovely clothes ham- per and magazine rack. After which Ruth Ann made a suitable reply and a delicious snack was served. Friends and relatives attended a miscellaneous shower held in the Kippen Church on Monday evening Aug. 14th in honour of Ruth Ann Jarrett, bride -elect of Saturday, Aug. 19. Everyone was entertained by readings, musical instrumentals and piano solos conducted by Dorothy Turner. Contests were conducted by Marion Turner' and Mrs. E. And- erson. Ruth Ann was then escort- ed to a nicely decorated chair' at the front of the church where Mrs. Harold Jones read the ad- dress. The bride -elect was then presented with many useful gifts. After a very suitable reply a dainty lunch was served. HAIST—JARROTT Ruth Ann Jarrett and Maurice FPellington Haist exchanged mar- riage vows before the Rev. Har- old Johnston in a floral setting of yellow gladioli, white mums and fern, in a lovely early art- umn wedding at St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, Saturday August 19th, 1961, at 8p.m. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarrett, R.R. 2, Hen- : all and the groom's parents are Sr. and Mrs. Wellington Haist, R.R. 2, Centralia, Wedding music was ,provided b oy Mrs. Robert Graham, of Tor- nto who accompanied the solo- st F/O Robert Graham, Toren - o, who sang "0 Promise Me.' nd "I'll Walk Beside You". Given in marriage by her fa- ker, the bride chose a floor• ength gown of white silk organ- za over tulle and taffeta featur•_ LAKEVIEW CASINO Grand Bend DANCING LIONEL THORNTON nd his Casa Royal Orchestra Every Friday and Saturday • VERY WEDNESDAY JIVE NIGHT with "THE STRATO•TONES" ing a fitted bodies of Queen Anne lace With lily -point sleeves, A tiara of teardrop pearia held her finger-tip veil of embroidered bordered net, and she Carried a white Bible crested With yellow roses, stephanotis and 'stream - era, Maid of honor Miss Marie Jar- rott, Hansall, sister of the bride, and bridesmaid, Miss Mary Lou Taylor, Brucefield, were gowned alike in yellow chiffon over taf- feta, ballerina -length, White whimsey headdress and matching accessories, they carried white with yellow daisies, with steph- anotis, Flower girl Janice Hoist, London, Was frocked in mint, green chiffon, ballerina -length with matching headdress and ac- cessories in white, and carried a basket of white with yellow dais- ies and stephanotis. Donayon Brunzlow, of Crediton, attended the groom, and Douglas Norris, Kippen, and Thomas Triebner, Exeter, ushered the guests. For receiving the 80 guests in the church parlours the bride's mother chose a gown of mauve embroidered chiffon over taffeta with accessories in black, The groom's mother wore a navy silk crepe' ensemble with navy acces- sories. They wore red rose cor- sages, Yellow and white streamers with large baskets of yellow and white gladioli formed an ,attract- ive background for the recep- tion, while the tables centred yellow and white dahlias and ba- by's breath. Tea room attendants were the Misses Kathryn Ander- son, Donna Turnbull, Agnes Oesch, Joyce McFalls, Mary Nor- ris, and Marie Causer, For their honeymoon to Port- age La Prairie, Manitoba, the bride chose a mauve chiffon sheath dress over mauve printed taffeta with a three -quarter - length duster with accessories in white and a gardenia corsage. The young couple will reside on the groom's farm near Credi- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parsons of Thamesford, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Carter, Edith, Bernice and Verna of Clandeboye were Sun- day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs, Archie Parsons and boys. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Gibson of Grand Rapids, Mich., visited Sat- urday with the former's brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis. Master Bruce Drummond is attending United Church Camp at Goderich. Mrs. John H. Nichols of Tor- onto and Mrs. Earl Ross of Kirk - ton are visiting two weeks with their sister and brother-in-law Mr. -and Mrs. Herb Kercher and Ross. Saturday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elzai• Mous- seau included Miss Donna Turn- bull, Miss Marie Gaiser of Grand Bend, Miss Agnes Oesch, Zurich, and Miss Joyce McFalls, Centra- lia. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Faber have moved into their home at Kippen, Mrs. Win. Ellanis''of Brandon, Man., M s. Bert Bennett of Del - mine, Man., Mrs. Joseph Lin- den and Miss Verna Linden of Denfield spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons and boys, Miss Wilma Jackson visited one week with her aunt and np• ere Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snlall' don, of Walton. Sympathy is extended Mr. and Idle, Archie Parsons and family in the recent passing of Mrs, Parsons' father, the late Mr, Jo- seph Linden of Denfield, Master Michael and Joan Smith of Grimsby and Laurie Wren of Hanover are holidaying this week with their grandpar- ents Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wren, Mr. and Mrs. John C, Doig of Grand Rapids, Mich., called Sun- day on Mr. and Mrs. N, Long aft- er visiting Saturday and part of Sunday with his mother, Mr's. L. Doig and sister Janet at Clinton, Northside United and First Presbyterian Churches Joint Summer Services TN NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH ' 10 A.M, Sunday School in respective churches. 'Nursery school will meet during morning worship 11 A.M. "DRAMA IN A GARDEN" Everyone Welcome 111,11,11110,011,1",110 IMMI,II,III,A MI/11111,"JIAII,IIIIIIIIlUmo,II,11IIII",I„"11I,,1,11J,m0101111„111,111},,, ARE THEIR CLOTHES READY TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL ? Have us help you 110W Flannery Cleaners PHONE 87 1 I",IM. , q"111 1111,1,111111"u111111u1 I 111111n Iu""u""1HM, WORM IN6PW le tlitE TIME TO BUY! Beat the Tax Jamboree THURS. NIf,HT, AUG. 31st MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND PARADE AT 8 P.M. TORCHLIGHT PARADE AT 10.15 P.M. Most of the merchants are participating and have special draws Mystery Band and other attractions Draw for prizes in front of Post Office at 10.15 p.m. All Come In And Join In The Fun Sponsored by the Merchants Committee ENIXIMMIIIMINNIONNWENNICO FNTARI6: ._ 4rfi0N o40r Customers Presently Supplied By HYDRO Mitchell R.O.A. Due to the transfer of customers from the Mitchell Area and the closing of Mitchell Office on September 1, 1961, customers will be supplied by Stratford and Clinton Areas as shown by the Area Boundaries on sketch below. Notice To All Rural Hydro r- �`e i f� B4i- 44›:”%- 44. ` .t L et- • Rost° It - 1 ► Y r f i.. Y�• e.. ,tie71i{Lr. �^ .. ) 1 rn N� 1c Y9 IX XAXI 'lir'''. Vit\ 1///' y "' .,rl.!`-r v !' _" rl kX)V / n 1, If;° f h t ' � � \' 4, '1; � v iwr 1_,_,.. ., • `It., , Ana2 ':- ',L' i �'L N d1n1,,,.. r /i '� .1 . ,1 "Dpi.''' / • 1%•P4i ✓✓,tl, Accounts may be paid at the Toronto -Dominion Bank and The Canadian Imperial Bank Commerce, Mitchell, as well as the present Collecting Agents. FOR ENQUIRIES, Stratford Customers call: FOR ENQUIRIES, Clinton Customers call: Ontario Hydro, L. E. Evoy, Area Manager, Ontario Hydro, A. M. Knight, Area Manager, Box -10, Stratford. Phone 271-0515. Box 308, Clinton. Phone HU 2.9651 M. O. ANDERSON, Area Manager, Mitchell. of