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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1953-07-10, Page 31 • 4 4 A 40 • 4 4 4. 4 • • • _ N4.4444..n .64,4041, , t .410-4.• • ' Mg% 0 • • 1, Lions Club A cif • nellay;f: ursday-Friday hwa 0 ' 44 - 312 12 • 1 1 Programme Different Every Night IN CASE OF RAIN, PROGRAMME WILL BE HELD IN THE COMMUNITY CENTRE itIANT PARADE ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JULY 15, WILL LEAVE CORNER OF SPAR - 'LING AND GODERICH STREETS AT 7:30 fP.M., SHARP • PRIZES .--ns Best Pony Turnout 1 A E ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS THE PARADE WILL LEAVE THE TOWN HALL AT 7:30 P.M. • PRIZES — Most Originally Decorated Cycle Prize Drawing Nightly FRE t PARKING - ADMISSION: 50c Children Under 12 FREE Proceeds for Lions Welfar, Maintenance Lions Park and Pool 7 rpc,,. Malty Prize Draw o4e 1;0111t—"Sin.LIVAN-." , - -r-'1$54rY Sher van and John Joseph Pearson e4:- ;411t1416;e41 "1"liagtae thew; s3'. rMee.eFiriptil beforp the Rev. ' attin OW Lady of Mount Carmel' 'Oh ch. The bride is the daughter It'f'didr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, i)ashweod,• and the groom is the son of Mr. and IS/Irs. Perry Pearson,' London. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of slipper satin with nylon tulle overskirt -which swept into a long train. A fingertip veil fell softly from a satin headdress, and -she carried a bouquet of Better Times roses and gypsophila. Miss Helen Sullivan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and 'bridesmaids were Miss Claire Le - 'Sage, Tweed, and Miss Ruth Pear- son, London, sister of the groom. They were Owned alike in floor - length blue shot taffeta and carried ,baskets of Madame Butterfly rop- es. The flower girl, Diane Whit- more, wore nylon tulle over blue shot taffeta and carried a nosegay of sweet peas. Paul Pearson was his brother's best man, and Pat Sullivan, brother of the bride, and Jack Larkin, were ushers. A wedding dinner was held at the Zurich Hotel and a reception followed in the Community Centre. The bride's mother wore a dress of rose crepe and lace with white ac- cessories and corsage of Johanna Hill roses. The groom's mother chose navy crepe with white ac- cessories and pink Delight. rose cor- sage. • For the wedding trip to Mon- treal and the United States, the bride wore a sand -colored stole - suit with Benedictine accessories and corsage of pink Delight roses. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson plan to reside in Zurich. Bayfield Couple Mark 40th Anniversary With Friends and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sturgeon, Bayfield, celebrated their 40th wed- ding anniversary at their home last week with all the members o'f their family and friends, with 36 Present for dinner. The rooms were decorated with pink and white peonies, pink and white streamers and bells The table, covered with a lace cloth, was centred with a two-tier anni- versary cake, pink lighted tapers, and roses. The bride. of 40 years is the for- mer Maude May Merner, and they were married in Alvinston, Ont., June 27, 1913, Mr, Sturgeon is a well known fisherman at )3ayfield, where they have resided since their niafriage. Their family consists of two sons and three daughters: Mrs. Walter (Eva) Harvey, London; Mrs. Den and two grandohildren.• Stuart Sturgeon read an Of r0.4 vr* grateful • •••, ou PAag,ct, ,i4.9i$O44,0,401,e4r; Were preSen . cc ely" gilts. Ag1FPF thnner tbI4 en340' WAS. Spent ni 4laneing. Gueats were pre !At from Ayr, Pr-Pkt00 Lon dourDa1noo4, Grand Kepd, C114 - ton and Iditaellr Hensall Bowling Club Holds Mixed Jitney Hensall Bowling Club held an Irish trebles mixed Jitney on the •bowling green last week. Follow ng age the winners; first prize winners, A. W. Kerslake, 44; Lo %e Luker, George Walker; sec- ond prize winners, Nornian Tones, skip; Mrs. A. W. Kerslake, Mr. George Walker; third prize win- ners, John Henderson, skip; Cecil Vanhorne, Mr. A. L. Case. Hold Dominion Day Shoot At Kippen At the July evening shoot at Kip - pen the following scores were made: Sixteen -yard targets, shot at 50, Lloyd Venner, Hensall, 48; Toni Allen, London, 45; William Lum- hy, Goderich, 44; H. Mathers, Exe- ter, 40; William Cooper, Kippen, 37; Wes. Venner, Hensall, 41; Charles Prouse, Goderich 37. Shot at 25—Sam Dougall, Hen- son, 23; Chester Lee, Hensall, 22; Tom Dougall, Hensel', 18; William Venner, 20; D. Webb, 15; T. Dou- gall, 18. Handicap, 20 yards—A. Gilbert, Goderich, 23; H. Mathers, Exeter, 23; W. Lumbyi 21; Tom Allen, 22; Wes. Venner, 19. Doubles; shot at 24—Tom Allan, 22; W. R. Cooper, 14; William Lunt - by, 14; A. Gilbert, 18; H. Mathers, 15. ....n.‘"inevunnow • PAINTING • PAPERHANGING interior and Exterior Decorating WALTER PRATT R.R. 1. Walton Phone 481-M Phone 48 r 9 SEAFORTH BRUSSELS Radio Repairs Prompt Service GUARANTEED WORK BOB WEEKS Radio and Sound No, 8 Highway 1/2 Miles East of Clinton Phone 633 r 3 , 0S..4t(0401, 411*,#,ITO*44400.1 r NAV George *Oar eonduc.ted, 04, periOd and read tbel..)ser, iPtUre.le§7, 844- litr4. T. C. 1Coates 0401,941 Prayer and Mr. ty„4,„ .4141,4?..Uenry gave temperance.notee„ Mop.,M. EIIJ,direete4 a peiod f o04-ttingit§ ,4444.4,,a4 444.4.4.44.4, Po 41Att.11 ^ • 4` „,„eevegedr4f04-e;t Ca/ado, A FULL LINE OF BALANCED FEEDS isa Rol • ",3 • "There's a Co-op Feed For Every Need" All Feeds Mixed According to Our Registered Formula. . . SPECIALIZING IN "DAILY FRESH" Co-op Brand Feeds These Feeds will assure you of those extra dividends from your Stock and Poultry. Phone 9 Mill Division SELL YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY The Co-op Way Profit from the Province -wide Organization • owned by the Farmers of Ontario ir Phone 13 Produce Dept. 000.0.0‘.00.0•00.0.0w....0000.0.00.0.0000"000......."''".007 Smith's Shoe Sale A Genuine •Store - Wide Sale, With Special Bargain Tables Loaded With Shoes For All Occasions. All Regular Lines at Special Reduced Prices! Sale Starts Friday, July 10th, Ends Saturday, July 25th Table No. 1 -Odds and Ends, Men's, Women's, Children's Shoes -1.00 Pump s Regular up to 8.95 RED WHITE BLACK BROWN BLUE BLACK All GREEN Styles GREY $5,95 $545 1 $4.95 THE FAMOUS $5.95 "Susan" Sandal WHITE • BLACK BLUE GREY RED PASTEL K5MULTI SAND Other Sandals — $345, $385 Loafers $5.00 to $6.00 BROWN BURGUNDY BLACK 3.85 10 -41 WHITE, BLUE SADDLE $4,65 Table No. 2 - PUMPS, OXFORDS and TIES - YOUR CHOICE 2.00 SADDLE SHOES White 12% to 3 $3.95 BLUE SADDLE 6 to 12 $3.45 BROWN OXFORDS Perforated Vamps; Foam Rubber Soles Sizes 8 to 3 Men's Work Shoes $345, $3.95 BROWN LIGHT BOOT "Kork" WEIGHT Or Soles OXFORD Long Wear Sale Price $675 iQuality! $5.45 BLUE NAT U RAL HARVEST BROWN MOCCASI N BLACK BOOT TOE CAP $4.95 Moulded Rubber Sole $2.65 PLAID LINING Misses', 11 to 3 1.95 OTHERS ($5.00 line) • • • • $3,95 Table No. 3 - PUMPS and TIES, $5.00 to $7.00, ALL $3.00 NOW 011110M. IIIIIIIMS1111111111011111111 McBRINE BAGGAGE — 20% DISCOUNT DURING SALE — LINES IN STOCK ONLY! No Lay-Aways All Sales Final SEAPORTI1 Smith's ,ShoeStore. No Exchanges At These Prices PHONE 97 Bingo -Games BANDS . . . Clinton RCAF Station Band Dancing Bannockburn Pipe Band • Children's Rides •SeafoTth Highlanders Band Prize Drawing Nightly FRE t PARKING - ADMISSION: 50c Children Under 12 FREE Proceeds for Lions Welfar, Maintenance Lions Park and Pool 7 rpc,,. Malty Prize Draw o4e 1;0111t—"Sin.LIVAN-." , - -r-'1$54rY Sher van and John Joseph Pearson e4:- ;411t1416;e41 "1"liagtae thew; s3'. rMee.eFiriptil beforp the Rev. ' attin OW Lady of Mount Carmel' 'Oh ch. The bride is the daughter It'f'didr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, i)ashweod,• and the groom is the son of Mr. and IS/Irs. Perry Pearson,' London. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of slipper satin with nylon tulle overskirt -which swept into a long train. A fingertip veil fell softly from a satin headdress, and -she carried a bouquet of Better Times roses and gypsophila. Miss Helen Sullivan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and 'bridesmaids were Miss Claire Le - 'Sage, Tweed, and Miss Ruth Pear- son, London, sister of the groom. They were Owned alike in floor - length blue shot taffeta and carried ,baskets of Madame Butterfly rop- es. The flower girl, Diane Whit- more, wore nylon tulle over blue shot taffeta and carried a nosegay of sweet peas. Paul Pearson was his brother's best man, and Pat Sullivan, brother of the bride, and Jack Larkin, were ushers. A wedding dinner was held at the Zurich Hotel and a reception followed in the Community Centre. The bride's mother wore a dress of rose crepe and lace with white ac- cessories and corsage of Johanna Hill roses. The groom's mother chose navy crepe with white ac- cessories and pink Delight. rose cor- sage. • For the wedding trip to Mon- treal and the United States, the bride wore a sand -colored stole - suit with Benedictine accessories and corsage of pink Delight roses. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson plan to reside in Zurich. Bayfield Couple Mark 40th Anniversary With Friends and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sturgeon, Bayfield, celebrated their 40th wed- ding anniversary at their home last week with all the members o'f their family and friends, with 36 Present for dinner. The rooms were decorated with pink and white peonies, pink and white streamers and bells The table, covered with a lace cloth, was centred with a two-tier anni- versary cake, pink lighted tapers, and roses. The bride. of 40 years is the for- mer Maude May Merner, and they were married in Alvinston, Ont., June 27, 1913, Mr, Sturgeon is a well known fisherman at )3ayfield, where they have resided since their niafriage. Their family consists of two sons and three daughters: Mrs. Walter (Eva) Harvey, London; Mrs. Den and two grandohildren.• Stuart Sturgeon read an Of r0.4 vr* grateful • •••, ou PAag,ct, ,i4.9i$O44,0,401,e4r; Were preSen . cc ely" gilts. Ag1FPF thnner tbI4 en340' WAS. Spent ni 4laneing. Gueats were pre !At from Ayr, Pr-Pkt00 Lon dourDa1noo4, Grand Kepd, C114 - ton and Iditaellr Hensall Bowling Club Holds Mixed Jitney Hensall Bowling Club held an Irish trebles mixed Jitney on the •bowling green last week. Follow ng age the winners; first prize winners, A. W. Kerslake, 44; Lo %e Luker, George Walker; sec- ond prize winners, Nornian Tones, skip; Mrs. A. W. Kerslake, Mr. George Walker; third prize win- ners, John Henderson, skip; Cecil Vanhorne, Mr. A. L. Case. Hold Dominion Day Shoot At Kippen At the July evening shoot at Kip - pen the following scores were made: Sixteen -yard targets, shot at 50, Lloyd Venner, Hensall, 48; Toni Allen, London, 45; William Lum- hy, Goderich, 44; H. Mathers, Exe- ter, 40; William Cooper, Kippen, 37; Wes. Venner, Hensall, 41; Charles Prouse, Goderich 37. Shot at 25—Sam Dougall, Hen- son, 23; Chester Lee, Hensall, 22; Tom Dougall, Hensel', 18; William Venner, 20; D. Webb, 15; T. Dou- gall, 18. Handicap, 20 yards—A. Gilbert, Goderich, 23; H. Mathers, Exeter, 23; W. Lumbyi 21; Tom Allen, 22; Wes. Venner, 19. Doubles; shot at 24—Tom Allan, 22; W. R. Cooper, 14; William Lunt - by, 14; A. Gilbert, 18; H. Mathers, 15. ....n.‘"inevunnow • PAINTING • PAPERHANGING interior and Exterior Decorating WALTER PRATT R.R. 1. Walton Phone 481-M Phone 48 r 9 SEAFORTH BRUSSELS Radio Repairs Prompt Service GUARANTEED WORK BOB WEEKS Radio and Sound No, 8 Highway 1/2 Miles East of Clinton Phone 633 r 3 , 0S..4t(0401, 411*,#,ITO*44400.1 r NAV George *Oar eonduc.ted, 04, periOd and read tbel..)ser, iPtUre.le§7, 844- litr4. T. C. 1Coates 0401,941 Prayer and Mr. ty„4,„ .4141,4?..Uenry gave temperance.notee„ Mop.,M. EIIJ,direete4 a peiod f o04-ttingit§ ,4444.4,,a4 444.4.4.44.4, Po 41Att.11 ^ • 4` „,„eevegedr4f04-e;t Ca/ado, A FULL LINE OF BALANCED FEEDS isa Rol • ",3 • "There's a Co-op Feed For Every Need" All Feeds Mixed According to Our Registered Formula. . . SPECIALIZING IN "DAILY FRESH" Co-op Brand Feeds These Feeds will assure you of those extra dividends from your Stock and Poultry. Phone 9 Mill Division SELL YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY The Co-op Way Profit from the Province -wide Organization • owned by the Farmers of Ontario ir Phone 13 Produce Dept. 000.0.0‘.00.0•00.0.0w....0000.0.00.0.0000"000......."''".007 Smith's Shoe Sale A Genuine •Store - Wide Sale, With Special Bargain Tables Loaded With Shoes For All Occasions. All Regular Lines at Special Reduced Prices! Sale Starts Friday, July 10th, Ends Saturday, July 25th Table No. 1 -Odds and Ends, Men's, Women's, Children's Shoes -1.00 Pump s Regular up to 8.95 RED WHITE BLACK BROWN BLUE BLACK All GREEN Styles GREY $5,95 $545 1 $4.95 THE FAMOUS $5.95 "Susan" Sandal WHITE • BLACK BLUE GREY RED PASTEL K5MULTI SAND Other Sandals — $345, $385 Loafers $5.00 to $6.00 BROWN BURGUNDY BLACK 3.85 10 -41 WHITE, BLUE SADDLE $4,65 Table No. 2 - PUMPS, OXFORDS and TIES - YOUR CHOICE 2.00 SADDLE SHOES White 12% to 3 $3.95 BLUE SADDLE 6 to 12 $3.45 BROWN OXFORDS Perforated Vamps; Foam Rubber Soles Sizes 8 to 3 Men's Work Shoes $345, $3.95 BROWN LIGHT BOOT "Kork" WEIGHT Or Soles OXFORD Long Wear Sale Price $675 iQuality! $5.45 BLUE NAT U RAL HARVEST BROWN MOCCASI N BLACK BOOT TOE CAP $4.95 Moulded Rubber Sole $2.65 PLAID LINING Misses', 11 to 3 1.95 OTHERS ($5.00 line) • • • • $3,95 Table No. 3 - PUMPS and TIES, $5.00 to $7.00, ALL $3.00 NOW 011110M. IIIIIIIMS1111111111011111111 McBRINE BAGGAGE — 20% DISCOUNT DURING SALE — LINES IN STOCK ONLY! No Lay-Aways All Sales Final SEAPORTI1 Smith's ,ShoeStore. No Exchanges At These Prices PHONE 97