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suitably,
An enjoyable period qf' binge
loWed, under the .direction; of Mrs.
H. Horten, and Mrs Hess Lu>aoh•,
eon was served Iby the hostesses
and their assistants. Members will
send a shower of cards to Mrs.
Wallani Pepper, who met with an
accidentrecently.
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Following is the address to Miss
Gray and Mrs. Blackwell: It is
with pleasure and regret that we
Meet here tonight; pleasure, in this
social gathering; regret, that next
September you will no longer be
with us. We have admired your
willingness to do everything you
considered in the best interests of
Institute work. We do desire to
give you assurance that we greatly
value your well-balanced judgment
and your faithful and painstaking
efforts on our behalf.
These gifts which we ask you to
accept bring with them our best
wishes for your health, happiness
and prosperity in your new spheres
of labor. — The Hensall Women's
Institute.
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Prime Minister
Lards St. Lauren -t
Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent
AND OTHERS
including
HON.
WALTER E.
HARRIS
IN
Clinton
ON
Wed., June 24th
2:15 P.M.
— at —
Agricultural Park
in the
interests of
ANDY..
McLEAN
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
IN
T'ON.
In event of rain, meeting will
be held in Clinton. Lions
Arena
Issued by Huron
Liberal Association
ANDREW Y. McLEAN, M.P.
Carmel WMS Celebrates
Birthday Amid Summer
Flower Decorations
Carmel Presbyterian - Church,
lovely with profusions .of summer
blooms, was the setting last week
• PAINTING
• PAPERHANGING
Interior and Exterior Decorating
WALTER PRATT
R.R. 1. Walton
Phone 481-M Phone 48 r 9
BEA FORTH BRUSSELS
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NOTICE !
Salvage
WANTED
WE WILL PICK UP
Iron and All Kinds of Metal, Rags
Highest Cash 'Prices Paid
LOUIS HILDEBRAND
Radio Repairs
Prompt Service
GUARANTEED WORK
BOB WEEKS
Radio and Sound
No. 8 Highway
1I/2 Miles East of Clinton
Phone 633 r 3
A Home Improvement Finance
Ilan for Home Owners
The BALL - MACAULAY Yards at Seaforth and Clinton are pleased to
announce that through membership in Inter -Provincial Building Credits
Ltd., they are now able to offer to HOME OWNERS a low cost Credit
Plan, by which -repairs, alterations and modernization of existing homes
can •be financed.
;Who is 'Eligible?
Any home owner of, good credit stand -
Mg who has a reasonable equity in his .
home.
What Iniprovenients Can Be
Financed Under the Plan?
A repair, alteration or improvement of
an existing structure, .including a detached
garage, e.ga.,.finishing `,attic roomer adding
rooms, re-tooftri°g"', lie* flooring, modernizing
kitchens, bathrooms, making basement room,
etc.
Where Do•I Apply For Advice?
Go to BALL - MACAULAY. They will
give you expert advice, examine your home
H 4 . w if you so desire, help you 'to determine your
e► exact requirements, give you a quotation, or
find a satiefactory contractor. If you wish,
you can do the job yourself.
How Do I Arrange For Credit?
Pill out a simple confidential applica-
tion in BALL = MACAULAY Office.
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Are There Limits As to Amount
and Time Allowed For
Payment?
Yes. The minimum credit is, $100, and
the maximum $2,000. The repayment plan
provides for equal monthly instalments in
round figures over periods of six, twelve,
.eighteen or t'Venty-four months, as you may
select. You say how much you can afford
to pay each month and a satisfactory plan
will be selected.
What is the Down Payment Be-
fore I Can Get the Job Started?
No do*n payment ispecessary on build-
ing material.
What is the Carrying Charge or
Cost of This Credit?
One-half of one per cent per month on
the total credit arranged. Thus a $300.00
credit to be repaid in 12 monthly instalments,
would cost $6 per .$100, or $18 in all. There
is no other charge except` in the case of small
credits of $250 or less', for which an addition-
al service charge of $1.00 IS made.
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SEAFORTH
Phone 787
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brkle-aleet of duly •:' a 'tlopble wadi
lovely in. color gGheeoPS.Mt', pink and
white,, 1L hits, bells:: and vartedcol-
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olo>ed. tka-4900, fionte 26 friends of
the bride -elect. attended.
feature Of, the -vening was ;then
staging of as utock weddjag with the
role$ 'portrayed •by •'lie following:
bride, 'Mrs., V. gees, Exeter;
room, . •Mrs.. M. .Gunn, G°reditoR;,
brnd..,' es
A?si,d. Mrs. Buxton,,Centralia.;
Siovyer gjJrl, 'Mrs. M. Kipp, Centra-
lia; best, span, Mrs. B Johnston,'
Exeter; minister,,Mrs. J. Ligtatfoot,
Crediton; groom's father, Mrs .J.
E. McEwan. Music was furnished
by Mrs, M. Shehea, Centralia.
Gifts were presented to Miss • Jobe
by Mrs. Craven, Centralia. Mrs.
Lightfoot assisted in unwrappiag.
the gifts. ,Delicious refreshments
were served by the .hostess, assist-
ed by Mrs. Nellie McLeod, Mrs.
Roy Bell, Mrs. H. Faber, Mrs. R.
Loveand Mrs. Clarence Reid.
for the annual birthday party of
the Women's Missionary Society,
who entertained as their special
guests, societies from Caven Pres-.
byterian Church, Exeter, United
Church and St. Paul's Anglican
Church, Hensall,
Mrs. J. B. Fox took the chair and
extended the welcome. The pro-
gram was arranged by Mrs. J. Bon-
thron and Mrs. Fox. The guest
speaker, Mrs. J. W. Fulton, Brus-
sels, chose for her theme, "Why
Missions?" She stated that down
through the . years Christ bas been
depending on people to spread the
Gospel and tell the good news. To-
day we have that same equipment,
the power of spirit given' at Pente-
cost. Who can tell what the har-
vest will be? the speaker said.
Soloists were Mrs. Harold Simp-
son, Exeter, and Mrs. J. W. Bon-
thron, Hensall, Miss M. Ellis gave
a reading; Mrs. M. Dougall was
pianist. Mrs. S. Dougall extended
t'be vote of thanks to the speaker
and to those who took part on the
program. Mrs. W. B. Cross, on be-
half of the society of the United
Church, expressed thanks for the
invitation to join the birthday par-
ty. Mrs. J. Bonthron and Mrs. G.
Walker formed the reception com-
mittee. Delicious refreshments, in-
cluding a birthday cake, were serv-
ed.
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District
Weddings
STANLEY - BAIRD
BRUCEF1'ELD. — Peonies, lilacs,
spirea and fernsdetorted the
United Church here when Audrey
Mildred Baird, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Baird, Bruce -
field, married John Clare Stanley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Stanley,
Clinton. The Rev. W. J. Maines
officiated.
Mrs. E. Wendorf, Clinton, was
organist, accompanying Miss Shir-
ley Maines.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a strapless ballerina
length crinoline gown of pleated
tulle over taffeta with fitted bodice
o'f Chantilly..lac extending over
the pleated tulle skirt in points.
The Chantilly lace jacket was fash-
ioned with lily -point sleeves and
stand-up collar. A jewelled sweet-
heart halo of Chantilly, lace held
her fingertip veil and she carried a
white Bible with a nosegay of red
roses.
Miss Thelma Baird, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid wearing a
ballerina -length gown of blue nylon
net over blue net and pink taffeta.
A stole -like jacket topped the fitted
bodice featuring rows of gathered
nylon net. Her headdress was pink:
roses and lily of the valley, and
she carried a, pink Bible with a
nosegay of pink roses.
Miss Alice Parish, Clinton, at-
tended, wearing a strapless baller-
ina -length gown of nylon ,taffeta
featuring a double layer of nylon
net and net stole. The embroidered
net peplum extended clown the
back forming a butterfly. Her head-
dress was of small yellow flowers
and she carried a yellow Bible with
a nosegay of yellow roses. Sharon
Baird, sister of the bride, was
flower girl, in blue nylon sheer ov-
er a taffeta hoop skirt, and she
carried a nosegay of pink flowers.
Best man was William Chowen,
Clinton, and Douglas Jones, Clin-
ton, and. Rickey Wards, Vancouver,
were ushers.
The bride's mother received the
guests at Hotel Clinton, wearing a
powder blue crepe d,'ess trimmed
with nylon lace and a corsage of
pink roses. The bride donned a
pink suit with navy accessories for
her trip north. The couple will live
in Clinton.
WILBUR - McLEAN
HENSALL. — Brownies of the
57th and 39th Packs formed th'e
bridal guard of honor at the mar-
riage of their leader, Geraldine
Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William James McLean, Hamilton,
to" Lewis Vernon Wilbur, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilbur, Win-
ona, in a charming ceremony
which took place in Mount Hamil-
ton United Church, Hamilton, Sat-
urday, June 6, at 3 o'clock. The
Rev. John Witzel officiated at the
double -ring ceremony, assisted by
the Rev. Robert A. Passmore, Nor-
wich, uncle of the bride.
Floral decorations in the church
were pink and white snapdragons
in tall standards, Mr, Arthur J.
Penson was at the organ console
and accompanied the soloist, Mrs.
George Alexander.
• Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in white net
over satin gown over which was
worn a redingote of lace, the skirt
falling into a long train. She wore
a lace crown adorrfed with rhine-
stones and a lace trimmed finger-
tip veil. Her bridal bouquet was
American Beauty roses and steph
a,noti's, '
As matron of honor, Mrs, Fred
Mason, the groom's sister, was in
yellow, and Carried yellow roses
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was flower li1Ltlr
Qerald. Wilburwas. his ,brwtt►erie
groomsman, and Fred Mason and.
William J. McLean, 3r., ushered..
A reception for Se nests wz#s
held at Mundy's Tea Room, near,,
Hamilton. Mrs. McLean
receiye
dt
wearing powder blue. withacc lntg
in. pink and white, her flowers be,
Ing Sweetheart roses. Asedstiug her
was Mrs. Wilbur, the groom's; moth-
er, who chose coral lace with navy
and a gardenia corsage.
For travelling to Muskoka for
their honeymoon, the bride was at-
tired in navy ,blue with a white,
hat, accessories in navy and white,
and pink carnations in her corsage.
Out-of-town guests included: M.
John Passmore, Heiman; Mr. and
Mr$. A. A. Passmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
K. C. Passmore, Aylmer; , Mrs. L.
J. Passmore and .Miss• Ann Pass-
more, Delhi; Rev. and Mrs. R. A,
Passmore, Norwich; Mrs. James B.
McLean, 'Miss Marion'llacLean. Mr.
Beverley McLean, Exeter; Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Johnson, Hipper; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence McLean, Lou-
don; Mr. Ferne McLean, Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. James McLean, Bar-
rie; Mr. Donald McLean, Bluevale.;
Miss Dorothy McLean and Mr.
Walter Geddes, Owen Sound.
The bride is the granddaughter
of John Passmore, Hensall, and the
late rs. 'Passmore, and Mrs. James
McLean, 'Exeter, and .the late Mr.
McLean.
O'REILLY - HAGGARTY
LOGAN.—In a double ring cere-
mony in St. Brigid's Church, Logan,
Township, Saturday morning, June
6, Margaret Ann, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Haggerty, R.R. 2,
Monkton, was united in marriage to
Mr. John Frances O'Reilly, son of
Mr. Louis O''Reilly, R.R. 2, Dublin,
and the late Mrs. O'Reilly. Rev. S.
E. White, Aylmer, uncle of the
bride, officiated at the ceremony
at 9:30 o'clock.
The altar was adorned with peon-
ies and snapdragon for the occa-
sion. Mrs. Thomas Connolly played
the wedding music as the bride en-
tered the church with her father,
who gave her in marriage. Misses
Marjory, Shirley and Maureen Con-
nolly sang.
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point; aleey a, a as l t of ii •_
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taco edge wars tield43n.. a amass ;idiot:
cap of Clisix ti ly 'lace with aattn
edging and. • pearl: Her flowers --
.were a ca8eade' bouquet of Ameci-
ean Aeauty, ,rosea. ,
Mies Marie. Co$;tello, cousin f
•the bride, sting while the brit
,planed a bouquret. of, red xosee Via.
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.the eseed •Virgin, Mary's altar
Misa Ella}iree Haggerty;' de
alster of the :.bride„.,
rhonor in a waltOength gown in
jubilee rose shade, fashioned in
bolero effect with moulded bodice
of marquisette over satin. The
bouffant skirt of Marquisette was
trimmed with powder puff medal-
lions of matching marquisette. Her
headdress was formed of forget-me-
nots and sthe carried a nosegay of
roses and sweet peas. (Bridesmaid's
were Mrs. Angela Walsh, sister of
the ,bridegroom, and Miss Betty
Johnson, both of London. They
wore gowns of sea -foam green in
identical style to that of the maid
Qf honor. Other attendants were
Rosemary and Nancy Stapleton,
nieces of the bride, as flower -girls -
They wore frocks of ruffled nylon,
in confetti yellow shade and carried
nosegays of snapdragon and sweet
peas.
The best man was Mr. Thomas
Morris, Seaforth, and ushers were
Mr. Frank Haggerty, brother of the
bride, and Mr. Dennis Walsh.
The bride's mother received in a
frock of novelty taffeta in grey
tones, with pink lace bodice. She.
wore navy and pink accessories,
and a corsage of pink roses. The
Buchanan Cleaners
Mount Forest
Successors. to TONE GLEAN -Emil
We Pick Up and Deliver Monday
and Thursday
Phone 230 - Seaforth
' ANDY CALDER
AGENT
Ladles' and Gents' 2 -piece Suits, $1;
Plain Dresses, $1; Plain Skirts, 50c;
Gent's Trousers, 50c.
Quality Plus Service le Our Motto
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tog, and a ooraage of''whitei,a},y
tehrYsan'thexnun?ys• and ated44.0,la
` and Mrs Ofteil1r Ari,1.1 aide
at Erinffelds, the Ibridegnogm's
farm, Hibbert. •
Guests at the w$44JvoXeUgig
Windsor, 'Cliatha{n1 ,Aylenetr, Galt,
London, Brantford; ,,Stratford and,
the surrounding . distr'lctr .
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with the.. tiE1ti
&use jg and see this new Gehl engineering achievement.
Now, the high efficiency of the famous Gehl Hammer Mill
is stepped up even higher with Power Take -Off from tractor.
It increases capacity of the shill as much as 50 per cent
with the same power ... eliminates power loss caused by
overly tight belts and belt slippage.
Handier, Quick and Easy to Attloch
This new Power Take -Off drive can be readily fitted to any
model 41 Gehl Grind -All Hammer Mill. It is illustrated here
with guard removed, showing the Gehl multiple, 6 -belt V -Belt
drive. With transport truck, which is optional, you can store
the mill wherever you wish .. - hitch it to your tractor and
go anywhere to grind.
Also see the famous Gehl Forage Harvester . '. , Blowers ...
Self -Unloading Wagons ... Flay Cutter -Silo Fillers.
There's Nothing Better Than a Gehl
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Check Here For Your Farm Machinery Needs"
PHONE 9 SEAFORTH
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you buy it ... worth more when you sell it.
Ford's acclaimed from coast to coast for its great Strato-Star
110 -Hp. V-8 engine, delivering the same kind of power
that you find in the most expensive cars—smooth, lively,
dependable 1/-8 power.
Ford's applauded in every province for its wealth of fine -car
features, including the choice of three ultra -modern trans-
missions—Fordornatic*, Overdrive* or Synchro-Silent shift.
Ford's admired by everyone because it's such a beauty—
inside and out—and because it 'offers such a satisfying choice
of colours, trims and fabrics.
Yes, there are plenty of reasons why the steady, continuing
trend to Ford has made it beyond any .doubt the success
car of the season. You'll discover all those reasons when
you test-drive Ford.
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