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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1951-06-22, Page 5• f i <s r !i t. r ,a rf '22, 951' s Hugl$ 'Hall :greatly outbleased fth Seaforth pitching' sheik tl hp: 1e the Lucknow Legionnaires to a 4 victory Tuesday night. Four- teen batters went down "swinging as the hall soared over the plate. Lucknow started <cAu4t1ng,14 the first when Jack Ruffin n subbed. in 0, Greer. George Chin and Shelley Miley also counted before the in- ning was completed: M.iddletsmiss tallied in the next frame, but a double. play—from Panchok to Bell -to Wood—cut off two Lucknow 'run- ners advancing homeand to third 'base on Hughie. Hall's drive. to the shortstop. Hall thelped the Legionnaires, not only in pitching, .butalso bat - RADIO REPAIRS Gordon Wilson Graduate •f Iloilo College of Canada PHONE 29; • Or leave Radio at Shell Service Station ting •as he slammed the ,ball out of the park for a home run in the fifth frame. H. Greer headed home after getting to first when Smith crapped the ball. Jack Bell was the lone local run- ner unner to round the bags. The Bosh - art catcher got on when George Chin dropped his -fly ball; got to second as Hall fumbled Panchok's hit; went to third when heist was walked and" touched home plate as Hall overthrew second base. George Chin singled during the eighth; stole second and third, and came in on Hall's base hit. Hall walked only three men, while striking out 14. Jack Huff man started for the locals, walking five in one and one-third innings. He was relieved by Bill O'Shea, when he sustained an injury to his jaw, being hit by a throw to sec- ond batge. O'Shea swung one out, sending three to first base. Umpires—Plate, Kreuger, Han- oyer; .bases, Small, Walkerton. Seaforth 00.0 000 010-1 1 5 Lucknow 310 030 01x-7 5 4 SEAFORTIJ—heist, 2b; Woods, 3b; Muir, rf; Smith. If; Cameron, Week -End Special FRIDAY and SATURDAY June. 22 and 23 SUMMER NIGHTGOWNS AND . PYJAMAS Regular 2.98 to 4.75 2.79 CAROL LYN SHOP Venetian- Blinds • WINDOW SHADES • PAPER, CLOTH or OIL SHADES • DRAPERY TRACK All Colours — All Patterns — Most sizes carried in stock EXCELLENT DELIVERY ON ALL -- SPECIAL ORDERS Box Furniture Store FUNERAL & AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones: Store 43 Residence 595-W or 18 1b,; i±lieler, cf; Reii, o; H.ian,- P, rf in 2nd; i'anohgli, so; O'Shea, p. in 24; Horton, rf f- 8th. LUGHNOVc •'�-•O. preer, rf; 43. Chin, 1•b; Miley, e; Hall, 1p; H. Greer, 2b; MacDahald, aa; Cum mings, 3b; Mfddlenliss, of; Holden - by, If. School News, PUBLIC SCHOOL. NEW& On Friday, June 15, Grades 6, 7 and 8 went to the Ontario Agri- cultural College at Guelph. We had a very lovely time, and 1 think ev- eryone enjoyed it very much. In the morning we went through the greenhouses and several of the buildings. After dinner we saw the livestock parade and many displays. Everyone's feeling fine now the exams. ere over, although some may not be too happy when the results are out a week from this Friday. Miss Savauge sent several pieces of art to the Toronto Exhibition. One brought forth honors for our school. Anyone going down, please look for the Elementary Art dis- plays. We are all working hard on our school magazine. We expect •it to be completed the end of this. week. ST. JAMES' SCHOOL NEWS In January the magazine, "Cana- dian Teacher," announced its fourth annual printing contest. for. pupils who would not be more than 10 on June 1, 1951. The contest was divided among three groups,; viz: Group A: Schools of three or more room located in the Central and Western Provinces (Quebec to British Columbia inclusive); Group B: Schools of one or two rooms lo- cated in the Central or Western Provinces; Group C: Schools lo- cated in the Maritimes, regardless of the number of rooms. Eight cash prizes were awarded to each group. Thirty-five merch- andise prizes were awarded to con- testants whose entries were con- sidered most deserving by the judges. The results of the contest have just been published in the June is- sue of the magazine. Marie Row- land, of this school, won thirteenth prize, a nicely bound copy of "Black Beauty," Honorary men- tion was given the first 25 in order of merit. In this group, John Mid- degal and Lois Maloney held llth and 12th places, respectively. Con- gratulations Marie, John and Lois! Civics Club During the past year a Civics Club was organized among the pup- ils of Grades VII and VIII. The of- ficers elected were as follows: President, Ronald Frieday; vice- president, Joe Williams; recording secretary, Shirley Bedard; cor- responding secretary, Ruth Sills; adviser, Sister M. St. Peter. The club has established its con- stitution and its aim is to endeav- or to learn how to become good citizens. Thursday evening, June 14, Ronald Frieday and Wayne Din - SALT - SALT Farmers wanting 500 pounds or more of Salt please phone in your order, as we will only call where Salt is or- dered. . ALSO FOR SALE—Barn 40x60 W. M. SPROAT PHONE 655 r 2 - SEAFORTH Monster BINGO SPONSORED BY CLINTON LIONS CLUB CLINTON LIONS ARENA Thurs., June 28th $1,175 - including $475 in Cash Prizes $700 Jackpot (Consolation Prize of $25.00 if Jackpot not won in 40 Numbers) FOUR SPECIAL GAMES: $50 $75. $150 as well as the $ 700 JACKPOT 16 REGULAR GAMES FOR $10 EACH 1 FREE GAME FOR $15 Admission: $1 for 16 regular games; 25c for extra cards; 25c each for each of four special games Doors open at 8:20 o'clock Games start at 9:00 (D.S.T.)1 REFRESHMENT BOOTH '•I Dristrict Weddings Tipping - Dawson At First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, the Rev. D. Glenn Celine bell united In marriage Marlon Jean Dowson, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dowson, Varna, to Earl Douglas Tipping; London, youngest son of Mrs. Mary E. Tip- ping, River Herbert, Nova Scotia. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a green gabardine suit with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Humes, Lon- don, were attendants. Following a wedding dinner at Mitchell, the couple left for a honeymoon in Northern Ontario. A receptionwill be held at the home of the bride's. parents on the return of Mr. and Mrs, Tipping. Colquhoun - Boyd A pretty June wedding took place at Main St. United Church parsonage; Mitchell, on Saturday, June 16, at 12 o'clock noon, when Rev. A. H. Johnston united in mar- riage Marion Susan, daughter df Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Boyd, St. David St., Mitchell, and Mr. Hugh A. Coiquhoun, son of Mr. Lloyd Coiquhoun, Staffa, and the late Mrs. Colquhoun. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a navy blue gabardine suit with pink accessories and corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Alvin Houze was her sister's bridesmaid, wearing a grey gabardine suit with matching ac- cessories and a corsage of yellow roses- Mr. Alvin Houze was best man. The parsonage was decorat- ed with baskets of peonies and lupins. . Following"'the Cbremony a wedr ding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents, where Mrs- Boyd received dressed in sky blue crepe with white accessories and corsage of red roses and Tern. The rooms were attractive with pink .and white streamers and ,bas- kets of matching peonies. The bridle's table was centredi-with a three-tier wedding cake and pink rosebuds. Miss Dorothy Keyes, Miss Barbara Wright and Miss Ver- na Parsons served the guests. Af- ter a motor trip to Faidoner, N.Y., and other American cities the cou- ple will reside at Staffa. Guests were present from Carlingford, Stratford, Staffa, Mitchell and To- ionto. Feeney - Bastian The altar of St. John's Church, Kitchener, was adorned with pink peonies on Saturday, June 16, for the Sodality wedding of Blanche Mary, only daughter of Mr. Emil Bastian and the late Mrs. Bastian, Kitchener, to Mr. Martin Barry Feeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tain Feeney, Dublin. Rev. J. A. Feeney, St. Peter's Cathedral, Lon- don, uncle of the bridegroom, of- ficiated, at the ceremony and the Nuptial Mass, and the Sodality choir sang. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor -length gown of white slipper satin, designed with white lace yoke and lily point sleeves. Her full-length veil of il- lusion was held by a bandeau trim- woodie attended a' meeting of the Town Council to acquire some knowledge of the work accomplish- ed by the members of the council. Committees have been appointed to secure information on the fol- lowing: (1) What the community is doing to protect the health of its citizens; (2) What the commun- ity does to protect its citizens from fire. Inspiration, as well as infor- mation, is necessary in order to become good citizens. Inspiration is to be obtained from the teach- ings of Christ that have to do with social' living. This implies study and practice of the Ten Command- ments given by God to Moses, and obedience to the command of Christ, "Thou shalt love thy neigh- bor as thyself." LOCAL BRIEFS (Continued from Page 8) Salvation Army, will leave here on June 27 to do Army work in Petro- lia. She has been here for two years'. • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Habkirk, Detroit, visited relatives over the week -end. • Mr. Garnet McClinchey has ac- cepted a position with a steel firm in London. • Mr. and Mrs. Moxley and daughter, Evelyn, were visitors this week with Mrs. C. C. Keine. • Mrs. Helen Thomas, of Lon- don„ is a guest at the home of Mrs. Norman Nichol and Mrs. Lionel Fortune. • Mrs. M. White visited with Lucknow relatives last week. • Mrs. W. W. Sloan, of Toronto, was a visitor of her friend, Mrs. C. C. Keine, this week. • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cum- mings and family, of Stratford, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cummings. DUBLIN nued� ,pearls,. 0n4 she car+* Jed a. , duet of red aa0 wbije rises. The maid" of honor wad Miee 'GrsUla 'Feeney, slater Qf the bride- groom, gowned In pink with lace top andbouffant skirt of double net over taffeta, She wore a match - lag headdress and lace mittens and carried a nosegay of pink carna- tions and white roses. The best man was Mrs. Victor Feenej►, Kit- chener, and the ushers were _Mr. Hubert Feeney, Waterloo, and Mr. Fergus Feeney, Dublin, all broil;-. ers of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony a din- ner was served to the members of the immediate families at the Hacienda Hotel, Waterloo. The bride's aunt, Mrs. Busohe, received the guests wearing a dress. of navy figured sheer with blue accessor- ies, She was assisted by the bride- groom's mother, wearing navy blue with white accessories. Each wore a corsage of red and white roses. -For the honeymoon trip to Mid- land and Northern Ontario, the bride chose a brown gabardine suit with pink accessories and corsage of pink orchids. On their return, Mr. and Mrs. Feeney will reside at 216 Victoria St., Kitchener. Guests were present from Detroit, Wind- sor, London, Exeter, Dublin, Sea - forth, Toronto and Thorold. Walters - Bennett Baskets of peonies• and roses decorated'the pulpit of Duff's Unit- ed Church, Walton, for the double ring wedding ceremony which unit- ed in marriage Shirley Eileen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett, Walton, and Bruce J. E. Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. El- liott lliott F. Walters, of McKillop, an Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. R. G. Hazlewood per- formed the ceremony in the pres- ence of about sixty guests. Mrs. Ross Hamilton sang "The Lord's Prayer," before the bride entered the church, and "Because" at the signing of the register, accompan- ied by Mrs. H. Brown. Pretty in a floor -length gown of white nylon marquisette, the bride entered the church on the arm of her father, preceded by her attendants, Miss Erma Walters, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Ronald R. Bennett. The Observe 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans, Dub- lin, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday. A High Mass' of Thanksgiving was offered at St. Patrick's Church, Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes officiating. A family din- ner was• served at their home, when Mr. and Mrs. Evans received suitable gifts from their family. Mrs. Evans was formerly Miss Camilla Murray, eldest daughter of Mrs. Louise Murray and the late John Murray, McKillop Township. They have two daughters, (Marie) Mrs. Jack Cleary, Chatham, and Joan, at home; also one son, Billy, Dublin. A representative of the Stanley Products directed an interesting demonstration at the home of Mrs. M. .T. Nagle Monday night. Seine, $3,000,000 Is being spent Oath week in Alberta in the search for new oil deposits. Ccri-ra'a is easy on your purse Af Legion - Community Centre MONSTER BINGO Community Centre WEDNESDAY JULY 4th $800.00 CASH PRIZES ADMISSION $1.00 FOR 15 GAMES AT $20 EA. ' 40 Numbers called for the $400.00 Jackpot COME AND GET THE CASH! BERLOU MOTHSPRAY Protects For 5 Years! Berlou moth -protection for a man's suit costs only 20 cents per year. Berlou' guarantees in writing to pay for all moth damage within 5 years!. Gillespie Cleaners PHONE 196 SEAFORTH brt40, Fess -' a ,equaxe,Meek line, ,dhort sleeves, irude ,, worf9 long, Plittene and a sweetheart. headdress with -;Fingertip veil, and, carried American Beauty roses,.: Miss Walter chose blue nylon mar, quisett Boor-length/with short veil and headdress, and carried a nose- gay bouquet of roses and Steph- annus. Mrs. Bennett wale in yel- low marquisette with ' ei1 and headdress, and also carried a nose- gay bouquet of roses anti $teph- onitus. The best man was Wm. Henderson, and the ushers were Ronald R. Bennett and John Hen- derson, The groom's gift to •the bride was a cameo necklace and ear -rings; to the bridesmaids, com- pacts; to the waitresses, cups and saucers and ear -rings, it.nd. to the organist, cream and sugar set and ivory) broach. The reception was held in the basement of the church when Mrs. Herb. Traviss, Mrs. Stewart Hum- phrey, Mrs. John Henderson and Miss Helen Johnson served. Mrs. Peter McDonald, Mrs. H. Sellers and Mrs. Bert Johnson served in the kitchen. Mrs. Bennett receiv- ed in a luggage tan dress with white hat and accessories to match. Her flowers were yellow -roses. Mrs. Walters wore a mauve sheer dress with mauve hat and her flowers were yellow roses. Follow- ing the reception the harppy eouple left on a trip to Niagara Falls, the bride travelling in a navy blue suit similar to that of the groom, with pink accessories. On their return they will live in Seaforth. Guests were present from Seaforth,. Lon- don, Uxbridge, Clinton, Brucefield, Mildmay, and St. Columban. MacLean - Smith Rev. Walter Becker officiated at a double ring ceremony in St. Pet- er's eter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, when Arbutus Georgina Smith was united in marriage to David Ross MacLean. The bride is the second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, R.R. 1, Walton, and the bridegroom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. David MacLean,. R.R. 3, Seaforth. Guest pews were marked with clusters of pink and white flowers tied with satin bows and yellow roses adorned the altar. Mr. Calvin Diesel, Brodhagen, cou- sin of the bride, played traditional wedding music before the cere- mony and Mendelssohn's Wedding March as processional music. Gowned in blue and white floral nylon and white accessories and rose corsage, the soloist, Miss Vel- ma Pomrenke, Brodhagen, sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in mar- riage by her father, wore a white satin period gown with yoke of im- ported lace and long sleeves. Her gown, featuring a satin and lace peplum, had a slight train and her basque bodice was embroidered in Rowers, studded with tiny seed Pearls. Her long veil of silk illu- sion net was appliqued with lace matching her gown. She wore a single strand of pearls and carried an arm bouquet of red roses. The bride was attended by her three sisters, maid of honor, Miss Kath- leen Smith, Atwood, and brides- maids. Miss Leona Smith, N.A., Seaforth, and Miss Donna Mae Smith, R.R. 1, Walton. Their gowns made in identical style, were of ap- ple green, pink, and yellow em- broidered nylon net over nylon taf- feta. The gowns were fashioned with full skirts and short bolero topk. Their pearl -studded net head- dresses and gloves of net matched their gowns. The maid of honor wore a triple strand of pearls and pearl ear -rings, and carried yellow roses and mauve sweet peas. The other . attendants carried nosegays of mixed flowers. The flower -girl, Sandra Bennewies, accompanied the ring -bearer, Roger Sholdice, who carried the rings on a small heartshaped satin pillow. Sandra was wearing a powder blue nylon taffeta full -skirted frock with ruf- fled neckline and matching head- dress. She carried a pink nosegay. The ring -bearer wore white trous- ers and a navy jacket. Mr. Bruce MacLean and Mr. Jack MacLean, brothers of the bridegroom, were his attendants and the ushers were Mr. Ervin Swint, Mi,erton, and Mr. John Oldfield, Settif° h. At the wedding re epti for 70 guests in the char h pa or, a three -tiered cake centred the bride's table and the room as decorated with roses and of er summer flowers. Members of.. the Ladies' Aid of the church served the guests. The bride's mother wore mauce crepe romaine with white accessories and corsage of yellow roses and white accessor- ies. The bridegroom's mother was attired in a powder blue crepe dress with a silk lace jacket and navy accessories. She wore a red rbse corsage. For a wedding trip to Walnut Springs, Texas, the bride donned a gray gabardine suit with red. accessories and matching rose cor- sage. Mr. and Mrs. MacLean will reside in Seaforth. Guests were present from Atwood, Mitchell, Milverton, Stratford, Carlingford, Seaforth and Hensall. 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