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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1950-12-08, Page 5I 11 P. PR . 8? 1960 u.a t►. tu,rr es (4P,u't t 4 Fel 8a . educated in Seaforth eehools. go- ing to Toronto more than 4) years .ago. She wit; • in her 73rd year, She was married in 1924 to Mr. Harry Minett, who survives, to. gether with two brothers, Messrs, E. L. Box and Ed. J. Box, both of Seafgrth. Mrs. Minett had. many friends in Toronto whoregret 'her passing and who paid their re- spects at services- held. in that city on Monday under the auspices of the Eastern Star and Rebekah Lodges„of which she was a valued member, after which the re'lnains &I:6Z TRAOE MARK PEG. is easy to carry home were brought to Seaforth wb�ero a. public eery ce was held on Wed' ee• ,day afternoon from the )30x Fun- erat Chapel, with Rev. D. G few amlbell, of First d'resbyterian Church, conducting the service. Mr, Jas. T. Scott and Mrs. Frank Kling sang "The Old Rugged Cross""'dire- ing the service. The pallbearers were W. D. Smith, Alex Bethune, John McKenzie, E. H. Close, M. McKellar and J. P. Bell. Inter- ment was in Maitlandbank ceme- tery. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIg11I111111IIIIII111 * Weddings * 111111111111111111111111 N 1111111111111111111111 Kerslake - Barber.—The marriage took place quietly at. Fairlawn United Church, Toronto, Nov. 16, by the Rev. G. E. Trimble, of Margaret Lillian, youngest daugh- ter of Mrs. L. Whatton, of Toron- to, and the late S. J. Whatton, to W. Reginald4Kerslake, eldest son k,. ,u1t ;H' N,. ;... i k' i ,-1I 14,4 vai a;.• , ."•.1' •-v„ •1/4 .• • • Revere Ware • Automatic Toaster • Electric Tea Kettle • Automatic Ironer • Electric Heating Pad • Electric Stove • Refrigerator • Silex Coffee Maker • Electric Clock • TOOLS — Planes, Push Drills, Nail Hammers, Bit Braces, Squares, Levels, Screw Drivers — All wrapped in Christ- mas gift boxes. • POCKET KNIFE • POCKET WATCH • ELECTRIC RAZOR • FIGURE SKATES • TOBOGGAN • SKIIS • SKAT'ES • HOCKEY STICK • SKIIS • RIFLE • HOCKEY GLOVES • TOBOGGAN • POCKET WATCH • FLASHLIGHT • HUNTING KNIFE • SLEIGH • WAGON • TRICYCLE • PULL TOYS • TOY CARS • TRUCK • FIRE TRUCK • • • We Have EVERYTHING in Christmas Tree Decorations Baldwin Hardware Phone 61 — Seaforth 111 of Mrs. S. Kerslake, of Segerth and the late W. E. Kerslake.,, At.; ter returning fro* .a• trip OM* the S uthern States and Florida, MT, ait4 Rerel'ake hili reside in Seafert'k. I.OGAi. BRIM • Miss Lole Qovenloek, of Wa- terford, spent a.. week with her grandparents, Mr. and ;Mrs. J. M. Govenlock, and aunt, Mrs. M. Dorrance, • Miss Mary Margaret Cleary, of Brescia Hall, London, spent the week -end• with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cleary. • Mr. Miles McMillan left Mon- day for London, where he report- ed eported to the R.C.A.F. He was recent- ly accepted as an officer trainee, and will take prelimf ary instruc- tion at R.C.A.F. Station, Crumlin. • Mr. R. S. 'M'eKercher, Presi- dent resident of the Seaforth Farmers Co -,operative, is in Toronto this wee attending the annual meeting of the Ontario Co-operatives. • Miss Minnie Habkirk spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Family s Mitchell and at- tended the Hili- Goodyear wedding at Willow Grove United Church on Saturday. • Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Huras and 1111111111N1111111111H1H1111111111IpIiuiun RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Clarke — in — Seaforth Community Centre FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8 Dancing from 9:30 to 1:30 MUSIC BY Mac Scott and his Chuckwagon Gang ADMISSION - 50 CENTS 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 lft COMING EVENTS at — SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Dec. 7: Centralia vs. Seaforth Dec. 8: Skating For Everybody Reception for Mr. and Mrs. `- Ellwood Clarke Dec. 9: Stratford vs. University of Western Ontario Dec. 11: Skating For Everybody Dec. 12: Seaforth vs. Radar Dec. 13: Curling, both afternoon and evening Dec. 14: Clinton Colts vs. Centralia daughters, ( feria, -and Patricia Spent the week,-phd ylith ilr aa}d, Mrd l ' C. C,hamberlahz • rte. enal*: Valk', ,Nixo 'bee been atationed at ! alBary, *e. borne on embarkation,, leave. ' • Mrr , : K, M. McLean and Mrs,' J . H. Grant left on Sunday; for Winchester, Virginia, where Mrs: McLean will spend the next few weeks. • Mrs. F. Novak, who suffered a heart attack a}ome, weeks ago, is; regaining her accustomed good health. • Those who attended the fun. eral of Maryann Feeney from , a distance were Hubert, Martin, Vic,- tor iefor and Mies Ursula Feeney, Kit- chener; Mrs. Borden Bayes„ and Brian, Toronto; and Dennis Walsh;. London. They were also the greets of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Walsh. CROMARTY A successful bazaar was held in the basement of the church under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid So- ciety and the Marion Ritchie Aux lIlary, The display, consisting of home-made baking, aprons, towels, fancy work and vegetables, was convened over by Mrs. Houghton, with Mrs. Laing at the Ladies' Aid table and Mrs. Storey and Mrs. .McLachlin at the Auxiliary table. Mrs. Calder McKaig was convener of the lunch tables, assisted. by Nettie McCurdy, Olive Spear° and, Mrs. Wesley Russell. The fish pond, which was well .patronizedi by the children, was conducted by Mrs. T. L. Scott and Mrs. Ernie Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mills, of St. Marys, spent a day recently with Mrs. Robertson, who return- ed with them to St. Marys to visit with her daughter, Mrs. M. •Ohit- tick. Mr. T. L. Scott made a business trip to Toronto on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing visited on Sunday with Mrs. Laing's sister, Mrs, Deichert, and Mr. Albert Deichert. Mrs. Bruce Armstrong and two young sons visited with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKel- lar. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robertson and little daughter, of Listowel, visited on Sunday with John Rob- ertson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan and daughter, Fay, of Kirkton, visited, with Miss Sarah McKellar and Mr. Sandy McKellar. D ancing Barclay Square STRATFORD EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Dave Campbell and his Canadian Ramblers EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Don Rhinehart and his Troubadors Door Prize Every Night ADMISSION 50 CENTS HOCKEY Look Who's Coming ! STRATFORD KROEHLERS JR. B. Vs. JOHNNIE METRAS' MUSTANGS of University of Western Ontario COMMUNITY CENTRE, SEAFORTH Saturday, Dec. 9th Game called at 9 p.m. ADMISSION — 50 cents and 25 cents CHR!iioNs CHRYCO CAR RADIO Give dad (and the entire faA,) hours of extra driving pleasure all year 'round. Installed quick- ly. Price? — well within your Christmas budget. CHRYCO SUN VISOR Add to dad's driving comfort with a custom-built Chryco sun visor. Smartly styled. Helps eli- minate road -glare. No drilling required. CHRYCO SEAT COVERS , Dad will appreciate a set of these attractive, long lasting Chryco seat covers. They're easily installed, fit per- fectly, are easily cleaned. Budget priced! •Chryco is a trade -mark of the Chrysler Corporation of Canada, limited. Rowcliffe Motois Phone 147 6 Seafo th, Ont. MEN PREFER CARDIGANS THESE ARE PURE BOTANY Fawn or Grey pure botany wool Cardigans make a warm gift for him. These are excel- lent value and come with the new shorter ribbed bottom, at 7.95 MEN'S PULLOVERS Plain shaker knit or popular cable stitch pullovers in blue, grey, green and wine. Siz- es Small, Medium, Large. 5.95 to 8.95 PURE WOOL, LEATHER FACED D ii riving Gloves Pure -wool honey comb stitch gloves, fac- ed with matching leather for extra wear and comfort. Just the glove for driving! Colors are grey, wine, navy, beige. All sizes at 2.75 MEN'S 100% NYLON HOLE'PROOF NAPPERS Just the thing to keep that man home at nights! Pure nylon map- pers for a cozy night at home. They'll wash and wear, and wear? All sizes. 3.75 MEN'S Give him a really fine Rayon Dressing Gown this Christmas. These come packed in handy plastic • bag for travelling. Striped or paisley de- signs in wine or blue. ALL SIZES, AT 14.95 MADE -IN -IRELAND PURE LINEN MONOGRAMED HANDKERCHIEFS All popular in- itials in fine qual- ity pure Irish lin- en Handkerchiefs. Buy them in sin- gles or multiples. We'll box them all for you, at FINE QUALITY GIFT SHIRTS 50c EACH Popular white, all plain shades or neat stripes, in fused or Windsor collar styles, with single or French double cuffs. All the best makes are here. And each shirt is Christmas boxed for you. Q G PRICED AT 3.95 to• 5•05 • THE NEW NYLON SHIRTS They're here! The new Pure White Nylon Shirts. The texture is fine and silky; col- lar is Windsor; cuffs are single. 595 PRICED • • HE WOULD APPRECIATE SPORT SHIRTS Wools, Nylons, Gabardines and Spuns, in plain shades, basket weaves, plaids and novelties. Men are wearing casual shirts all year 'round. Why not give him 6 95him one this Christmas at • to . • MODERN PATTERN NECKWEAR FOR CHRISTMAS See our grand array of newest panel Ties before you buy. New designs by Dale and 1.00 2.00 smart American prints. Every Tie in a(Jj gift box at STEWART IVe a4k