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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1953-07-17, Page 3a i I, 1III�� � i , t i , w r ulfn I� J;:.ii ` , (� p1j,� {3 r„ h `i i u a '' ,{1.i 1f ! �`en•".l!t y'.��Iq/ ry 4* A k 9911"M r• aQ4 JY + ! pel xkl!I : �E % Goratl ei ..'+, •', r�, e� v "NA. p7 7 p �Inte lar y� ri4 4 J!3 �t L b Y FL! srY7J N V t ttttFRi ¢Mw W13J,�ei�:'3Rr ' �?. ATT R:I1. 1. Walto '. -4v v.,; i .Under! ideal ,vYe�tl?er condition lll�o$eat�t, Billy' Shad. ic1F , t sue pRb1a! Pit R ;r; :` J.Blst, �#o,a�fllpav3l}g aha* digCli......, J ;tha , annual ,icn4e 6U,the• I.Q>Q,T;1 Xoustg. ladfies, Plilsen M4sfe1 Phone !1111 M Phelle 48 s Y.,tQ k ;np Te&i#,g4t,Ce In. 0, @49, 414 (R. lwho . e . Qn will. F . and Ambex.Rebekalh 'x,Irdges &s aporried iadeFs <Mrs., Gliflord.wsi,�v,,, p .. 4 PP,. P Ham. d Q 4�n (ho ,urs), Tim er lr;.,:t+tanolw,.y„T m. Si~,O►FORTH aRUl3$iE. I.13. Ghe new hetes they 1?a'rc. (%sed vlraxb Ne. t 'wife ; 'd a h w,.Jenneyville, wi.h hid .. l a :;. YSe1d.+ P) fnarried.' engem Gliffond Weido:i.' Kelly {{ird!hf 2 do $ € L ;I4 int,& F i� a , .l, -, .... ha ., at : J Mr, Millan; '40) Weis dlo�R:ANd at two.g ,'The .churoh woe. well; , .': * . ' � last week* with Rver 100 members ladies lick the -ski Per, klilefen MGI " tri nq, aF,o7YIP - S lio, •ohnst " r. a YTresentatioR h.@ldRox,gm ..at ed far :the eprvifee, attending. ��,om.stoni ean wheelbarrow race, boys 15 10 Tuckerswf6h last week a, end- lSra;d''o, 2, piano, Ransil: Jopnatpit tt .... Rerv, "W, J. Rog rs,, Hensall. Unit-. Mra A; , Vin' : c'A q q#pturednd'.uuder, Gary Jomes and Donald ,. ' e (**encore); Grade 4, •pianq, " baron ed .by over 70 neiglabaars, and e �} � . peF4 UP* e3wr AX, Q'1 PafltQral Swill e prl a for': a de t'+, : , ,don pre-hfriends, serf, and Stephen *' do, the ". A. peanut scramble for the ahil..l Relaliiona .o,Y .the $resbyteryv, was !u fe (honour). _ �Q Prq ea , ve eupk}re was one of argo 'pf a,e eervich, He :was as.- > _ youngest. Largest family in at- ,lien climaxed the sports events, $T ai . the highligbta of. the• evening with 'sistetl by Rev. Norman M.c7,od, St.' tendance was that of Ross Rich- which were conducted by P. L. MC- CuthML Clan Reunion • Z orison. Naughton and Gliteord Weido. A�the follpwing winners: ladies, Mrs. Andrew's, Ohproh, Ifippen, In their n" TH was enjoy- J- Arint"04 'Mrs. W. Workman, r6inarho (both congratulated the At Rayfield and' 01115 r bogs and girlsrflv'e years andeun- d�eldcious picnic supper �r or ed oberts Jts, Alex Igo- minister and people on having Park gene Sunday Mrs. Gordon Munn; en der, Grail, Richardson; 'eight years i Q.g , T 13 ames Drum- been called to this congregation and under, 'Gary Jones, Gerald (mond. Presentation o1 a lovely and as hav5ng Balled an ordained The Cuthill clean held' a reunion � y Johnston;girls under 12, Fileen Coming and going- Shriimpe, table and lamp and. smoking gtand minister to their midst. Rev, Rog (picnic at Jowett is Grove, Bayfield, n' g.. veonpnlnni to ,Canadian coastal wa were 'made to Mr, and Mrs. Taylor. ers stated that there is a scargty on Sun a afternoon. There were Fy;<J McLean, Audrey Rachardson; ,bR3s fl y under 12; Robin -Meyers, Ross Me- zero, mature first as males in the i Mervyn Eyre read the following ad- of ordained ministers in Canada. 20 person's ,present, and included Beath; girls, 15 an under, Eil$'en first or second year. After one or dress: The choir, under ,the -direction Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cuthill, Salt '`'• two seasons as sexually active - of Mrs. E. Smith, furnished the i McLean, Audrey Richardson; boys, � Dear Mr. and Mrs. Taylor: This Lake City;. Miss Hazel Cuthill, males, these shrimps change sex jolly get-together of friends and music with two quartette numbers, Tuscan, Arizona; Mrs. Marvin 'rPed- r s: 16 and under, Rabin Mey'dra, Ross 'and function as females for the rest "At the Crossroads' and "BO Thou ' neighbors seemed the idbal time to niece and son, Stanley, Rothesay, — -- -- of their lives. wish Near" .sung by Miss Alice Wasson, r., you well on the eve of your r Minn:; -Mrs. W. A. Campbell, This - departure departure to your new ,home in Miss Jessie Finlayson, Mrs. ,Ruskin tletown, and cousins from Hgllett, ! ? : NOTICE 1 Flensall. During your years on the Keys, Windsor, and Mrs. E. Steph- McKillop, Exeter and Seaforth. r FDistrict 10th and 12tsh,you have made a Beton. Supper was 'served at the Lions lace in our affections -and esteem Following the service Mr. A, C. park, Seaforth, where pictures Receives $S oQO,. ;�4 iNs which is all your own. We know Routledge inrt;Rduced the guests to were taken of the four senior mem. D with your gifts of hospitality and, the newly. -indicted minister. With bers of the Cuthill fami1ys—Mrs. R. tit; uaries Mr. Roger as chairman, a short 'Mile on vacation recently, 8 young. W A' N T E D genuine friendliness you will be Smith, , Mrs. J. Patterson, Mr. come just as happily a part of your program of impromptu speeches John Cuthill and Mr. William Cu'th. eslesman from Toronto had a had WE WILL PICK UP new surroundings, were given by Rev. D. Glenn Camp- ill. The party returned•to the home hiking accident. Ducking. his Lead Iron and. All Kindo of Metal, Rago LATE DANIEL P. BURNS We gratefully acknowledge your bell, Seaforth; Rev. McLeod, James of Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith, where ;oL avoid a branch of a tree, he Hiighest Cash Prices Paid DUBLIN._The sympathy of the contributions towards, good com- Love and 'Mrs. James McIntosh, of Miss H. Cuthill .showed scenic pie, brushed into another branch that community is, extended' to Mr, and munity life in both gay and trou- Egmondville. A social half-hour tures of Arizona and Utah, d severely amaged his left eye. He LOUIS I IWEBRAND Mrs. Daniel Buvrns' in the tragic bled times, and as a token of this was enjoyed. ,Buffered complete loss of eight in , drowning at Grand Bend, July 5 ,of feeling our hearty wislfes join this their son, Daniel Phillip Burns. gift to say: "May all the future Winners of Doubles At WALTON ,that opticw' The deceased was born in Hib. bring you the joys that come to Hensall Bowling Green The $10,100 Confederation Life No Time Like NOW beet Township in 1930 and was em- stay." — Your Friends and Neigh- ®t the recent Toronto Conserva Policy which he carries has an Aer ployed by a conetruetion company Ibors- At 'the Scotch doubles jitney on tory of Music examinations, held kr TO Have Your Clothes near ,Grana Bend. He accompanied Hensall bowling green last week,. Blyth, the following pupils of Mrs cadental Death & Dismemberment three men in a motor boat on Sun- 16 players, took part. The winners G. Wendorf were successful: Benefit. As a result, he received Fresh -Cleaned the day evening, July 5, at Grand Bend. were: first, W. O. Goodwin, skip, Grade three Theory, History and $5,000 for the lose of eight of his eyes The boat suddenly capsized and District Miss O. Walker, lead, 2 wins plus Harmony—Beth Boyd (honours; SYNTHOTEX WAY two of the occupants, including a. 15; second, Mrs. Al. Kerslake, skip; grade two, Theory Verda Watson; II'he only policy of its Daniel Burns, were drowned. Weddings Mrs. G. Walker, lead, 2 wins plus grade eight, Piano—Barbara Boyd hind in Canada! Leave garments at The Launde-, He was a practical member of 13; third, Lorne Luker, skip, Mrs. (honours), Verda Watson (hon teria while you shop or visit in St. Patrick's, Church, Dublin. HARBERER - HEIMRICH A. L. Case, lead, 1 win plus ours). Confederation's Accidental Death & London. A large congregation attended Dismemberment Benefit on a $10,000 the funeral on Wednesday morn- ZURICH.—Before a . setting of Pick them up the same day on regal lilies and blue delphinium in Policy pays; inn, July 8, at . oulkek's Church,, Lakeview casino 'Pavy if you die from natural canna your way home. Your clothes will when Rev. Dr. . Patrick's sang the St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zur- sparkle with deep -down cleanli- ich, last Saturday, Audrey Lauraine Requiem High Mass and also of - :*20,000 if you the by accident, ness, because Synthotex is the ficiated at the graveside services Heimrich, daughter of the Rev. and GRAND BEND cleanest, most modern dry clean in Mrs. Edward William Heimrich, ex - *80,000 if you the by accident while In St. Patrick's cemetery. Ing money can buy, changed marriage vows with Fred- The ONE Resort on Lake Huron a pabb'c vehicle (except an airplane) Besides his parents, he is surviV- orinafireinapubb-cbuilding. Olsen from 8 in the morning ed by four brothers: Kenneth, Brick Edward Haberer, son of Mr. Liberal cash payment for until 9 at night, Saturdays until Windsor; Harry, London; 'Fergus, and Mrs. 'Frederick John Haberer, ■ p Ym all of Zurich. The Rev. Heimrich Dancing,Every Night 4 p.m, There's no extra charge Galt, and Joseph at home; also two dismemberment accidents sisters, Mrs. Jean Holtzhauer, Galt, officiated. for same-day service. 4PROTECT THE ONES YOU !OV■ and Mrs. Rose Morrison, Windsor. Mrs. John Tuerkheim, Zurich, (Leave you wash for fast ser- The pallbearers were Jack Mor- organist, accompanied the soloist, NEIL McKAY and his ALL STAR ORCHESTRA «.� vice, too; and add wash -day to ris, Dalton Miller, Robert O'Rourke, Miss Vera Roitz, Kitchener. Top comments every day? A great orchestra, led by an •outstand- your list of !holidays). Kenneth McKellar, Martin Murray, The bride chose a gown of white ing musician I�011f el,l�l� and Donald Harburn. double net over taffeta featuring "McKay —arranger andlcomposeN' FORS'YTH'�, Among those attending the fun -,an overskirt and bodice of French era! were: Mr. and Mrs. Holtz- lace over taffeta with net inset, Have you heard teheir "June -Johnny - and Quartette?" This �� LAUNT 00 DETERIA I haver and Fergus Burns, Gait; Mr. , a stand-up collar and long sleeves quartette i doing great paid radio commercials. and and Mrs. Joseph Morrison, Mr. and tapering to points. A sweetheart DRY CLEANERS Mrs. Kenneth Burns and Leo Per- headdress of net and satin held- EVERY THURSDAY ASSOCIATION ry, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Harry her fingertip veil of silk illusion, 'For Full In ormation, Calk 649 Richmond Street Burns, London; Mr. and Mrs. Frank and she carried a white prayer » f O'Rourke, Mrs. Mary J. O'Rourke, book with a cascade of blue .car- "THE ARTHUR MURRAY DANCERS South of the C.P.R. Hotel K.. I. MCLEAN Mr. and Mrs. Fergus •Kenny, Mr: 1 Rations. Professional Dancers—showing YOU how simple the newer Representative and Mrs. Joseph Kenny, all of De- Attendants were dressed alike dances can be. This week— London Phone 3-1294 troit, and Mr. and Mrs.. Leo Kenny, SEAFORTI4' Toronto. in gowns of twilight blue net and "THE SAMBA" lace over taffeta with boleros, Last Thursday our attendance was more than usual, and by crowd matching. 'headdresses and bou- acclaim, these champion dancers have been engaged for the season quest of, white carnations. Miss 1953 for every Thursday night. Plan to come to "look - listen - Marjory K'lopp was maid of honor d.nd`learn," You'll enjoy every minute! Regular admission. and 'bridesmaids were Miss Mar- garet Deichert and Miss Marilyn Haberer, all of Zurich. .rr••rwr ' Best man was Ronald G. Heim - rich and ushers were John Haber- T e� H.Lf0 r '1 ,L Fitr,t #ftaiNle at Arena at 9 jf.rpi , a, ^,.c<' ��" k :, ,i SPECIAL GAME 'FUR , .-Q 0 THREE SPECIAL GAMES F0!R NOO. ;k FREE GAME FOR $109.00 12 REGULAR GAMES FOR $50.00 Sponsored y Kincardine Kinsmen for Arena Floor Fund ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards and Special 'Gables — 25c BFTT�� p �Fr'� • ' 6 with the NEW and see this new Gehl engineering achievenmuk Now, the (ugh efficiency of the famous Gehl Hammer ME is stepped up even higher with Power Take -Off from tractor. It increases capacity of the mill 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 Attach 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 ... Hay Cutter -Silo Fillers. There's Nothing Better Than a Gehl -Seaforth Farmers' Co ---Op.. Check Here For Your Farm Machinery Needs" PHONE 9 SEAFORTH er and Herbert Klopp, all of Zurich. Smith's ShoeSale The bride's mother chose a pow - COME OUT AND HEAR f ( der blue crepe dress with navy ac- cessories and a corsage of white Men's carnations for the reception at Hon: Lester B. the church. The groom's motherStore-Wide wore a navy dress with e h white ac- I t Sale Still On With a Bang s•<:::::,:�sr,<..><:;>:,:;>;;:;;;;:>,,; ,. a ' cessaaies and a corsage of white r at ions: c a n For t h -trip toEastern v fy5 Until Sa da V I p■m■ eweddin g Yti "+' t Canada the bride donneda light Soles blue linen suit with white acces Still Lots of Bargains For Eve. Member f e PEARSON sories and a corsage of pink roses. ;j .b :.. in Zurich.ick. The They will reside Family! bride is a member of the staff of _ Zurich: 9 :m■ Zurich Public School. i Sandals! Play Shoes, Oxfords Canada's Minister for EXternal• PARKE - ZAPFE BRUCEFIELD. —Adorned with Pumps b Affairs. tall white standards of regal lilies, and delphinium and roses against"' a - President of the General Assembly United Nations. background of green tern and lighted by candles, the home of the I bride's parents made an effective Shoes at $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00 a pair, from Regular Stock setting for the marriage of an, e Mae, daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. Zapfe, Brucefield, to Mr. Kenneth ` WHO WILL SPEAK IN - Mrs. Parke, son Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence 'Parke, Zurich. Men's Rev, W. J. Maines, minister of r the United Church, Brucefield, per- BROWP Bru'ssels: 2 formed the ceremony which took place Saturday, July 11, at noon. flour- =. "Kork" p■m■ The bride wore an original lace net Yti "+' t length gown of nylon and Soles over taffeta. Theclose-fitting strap- Exeter; less bodice was topped with a lace jacket featuring a Peter Pan collar ;j ■m■ p and long lily point sleeves. A nylonI " Reg net headdress held her long veil of Zurich: 9 :m■ embroidered illusion. She carried a cascade of mauve carnations. honor, Margaret " „,moi' ��II'1 -- safe P., The maid of London, '+ Zapfe, •sister of the bride, wore afloor-length gown of nylon - ff "hada .- . -._ .. GREY .- - $145'. RED AND MULTI 5185 t.qii_QA1'll' Sandals 4.95 rs net over to eta an mauve a , nd with a matching headdress. She McBRINE BAGGAGE 20/o DISCOUNT DURING SALE )Ulycarried a colonial nosegay of mauve WedneSuay, and yellow carnations. Ruth Scott, London, and Mrs. Betty Graham, sister of the bride p t0 Summer Moccasins Children s Shoes groom, Brucefield, were brides- Women/ Lis Pumps s.95 Misses' In the Interests of maids. They wore gowns in 'den- BLUE 11 to 3 AT 41 tical. style to that of the maid ofRED S4.95WHITE NATURAL C dionor. Miss Scott 'wars in. mauve $1,95 Roal Savings and Mrs, Graham in yellow. a HARVEST , The best man was Mr. James ,c 5a^ BROWN $5.�� GREEN BROWN Ladies' $1.95 to $3,95 C � � Dinsmore, Blake, and ushers were G c BLUE REQ 2 5G f, � ��� Yn Mr. Hugh Zapfe, London, brother. of BLACK S-5.95$2�9'J 'SANDALS, SADDLE and the bride, and Mr. Raymond Con- Plain or Platform Soles. PLAID LINING BROWN OXFORDS oitt, Kippen. LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN HURON Miss Mary Beatty, London, play- ed traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mr. GlenMen's Brown Oxfords -Sponge & Crepe Rubber Soles -Sale Price $5.45 Zapfe, brother y- the bide. 1 you the personal attention last Slaturday night that we strive to do, but n The reception took place at. the Now - Ritz Hotel, Bayfield, The bride's Watch Posters and Listen to CKNX for Further Details. mother received wearing a dress of Sorry We could not give y P navy nylon with white accessories, -there were just too many of you for the short time we had! `! and a corsage of red rases. The . bridegroom's mother chc ,e a frock Yours. for Service - — CLINT SM.IT11 of dusty rose crepe and lace with matching accessories and a corsage NO La'y»Awa�s Issued by Huron Liberal Association of blue carnations. -No Exchanges ■ i A11 Salesii Later Mr. and Mrs. Parke *eft an Atm PiICeS A trip to the 'Southeastern United ore r: c sr_^z States. 'For travelling the bride v wore a beige linen suit with match, w ,,a va +$,hoe,. S --t 0 "'' ..,,,','„�..u,4,.a..,,> n,,+,a,•�,aA ra: ,w•--...,.. ^... .".. ing accessories. i On their return ftwo..*110101*00 i _the couple will reside near Zurich. 1 v. I J 7 ,, I �� c� Iii S,��iX•s�7i"r�'. =':a : id i ,^";.� @�. ,. ti ,.. , •._?'` 1 :i,.. :,. I ;.. ^ ..._' :.' ..{circ i V l N 1.1w I iE ! �, C,, i� �• 1 v. I J 7 ,, I �� c� Iii S,��iX•s�7i"r�'. =':a : id i