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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1955-08-05, Page 8„,IV.104 it,. 0404'1 4,k ;61 Ob. ro .410 • '77y: :EXPOSITOR, SEAFURTK. ONZ„. AUGUST A, ,1115,5i ANNOUNCEMENTS ML and Mrs. John McIver, St. Columban, wish to announce the engagement of Elizabeth Lorraine, younger daughter of Mrs. McIver and -the late d;ardetowlnaind, to of Mr. and M.rs. Thomas Purcell. The marriage will take place on August 20, at 9:30 a.m., in St. Coluntban!s Church, S. Colum - ban. '0 • Mr. dnd- Mrs. Edward Mosher, of Summerville, NS., wish to an- nounce the engagement . of their youngest -daughter, Shirley Marie, to Glen William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Staffen, of Seaforth: The marriage will take place on Saturday, August 20, in Northside United Church, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oliver, Brussels, announce 'the engage- ment of their younger daughter, Mavis Merle, Reg.N., to Arthur C. Bell, B.S.,only son of Mr. Arthur C. Bell, alley City, North Dakota, and the late Mrs. Bell, the mpx__. nage to take place in Duff's Unit- ed Church, Walton, late in August, Mr. and 'Mrs. Theodore Stock, New Hamburg, wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Dorothy Marie, Reg.N., Stratford, to James T. Chapman, only son, of Mr. And Mrs. Ross Chapman, R.R. 3, Kippen. The wedding will take place in Trinity Lutheran Church, New Hamburg, an August 17, at .7 p.m. Mr... and Mrs. Russell Carter, Seaforth, wish to .announce the en- gagement of -their daughter, -Inez Doreen, to William Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bolton, Stratford, the wedding to take place August 6 -in Parkview Unit- ed, Church, Stratford. cialize in ST TERM -PAYMENT MILE INSURANCE in an All -Canadian ;6 ConiPanY. ,a.tjun gladly given on all i lines of insurance. _ Bin GOLDEN RLTLE: ' 1W/V,e---as, you would have • others drive. WATSON & REID XL A. REID - Proprietor XuSuranee Ik Real Estate Phone 214 : Seaforth 'A ..............•....................00.....................1.—. l','•:- , . 'nick vwelling, Goderich St. r., 4 - East; beautifully located (former • residence of late Mrs. R. Bell). . •,,: • - ' Frame dwelling, Louisa Street, mew furnace and bath; good buy. . Possession early June. ' Brick dwelling in Egmondville. Lovely property. Priced right. ) ” Immediate possession. r' . Two-hedroom Stucco Cottage, 'With all modern conveniences, in- , eluding 3 -piece bath, hardwood . ftoors,,modern kitchen. Full base- ment with furnace. Garage and good garden. Reasonably priced, and alinost immediate possession. Other Properties Also leisted .1) • 'M. A. REID REAL ESTATE PHONE ,214' LEMON'S TAXI And PARCEL SERVICE MI passengers insured , PHONES: CECIL 676 DAVE 675 INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Liability Accident • Wind, Etc. Complete Coverage W. E. SOUTHGATE Successor to E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Phone 334 Res. 540 MAIN ST. : -SEAFORTH and FUEL OIL' Wm. M.Hart - \ Phone 784 : Seaforth We Must Have - 'MONEY! To Pay For the Shoes We • " Sell You A' payment on your account would be -appreciated! .W1 L IS' SHOE STORE , Church -Notices St. Thoma' Anglleala utreli.0.7 11 a.m., Morning Prayer. Dublin —9:30 a.m., Morning Prayer.— Rev. J. H. James, Rector. 'Uniondale, United Church. - 10 a.m-, Church\School and Adult Class; II a.m., Morning Worship; sermon,. "The Pre-eminence of Christ." A welcome awaits Re- union visitors.—Rev. W. E.. Mil- roy, Minister. . Joint Services. — Joint summer services of Northside United Church and First Presbyterian Church will be held in First Pres- byterian: Church during August as fellows: 101 a.m., Chnreh School and. 'Adult Bible ClaSS; 11 a.m., Morning worship' in . Vast Presby- terian Church; Minister, Rev. J. W. Stinson. Pentecostal Tabernaelle.—Tues- day, 8 p.m., Bible Study and Pray- er; Friday, 8 p.m., Y.P.S.; Sun- day, 10 a.m., Sunday School; U a.m., Morning Worship; 7.30 p.m., Evangelistic Service. All,services will be held in the house opposite the Seaforth District High School. —Rev.3ic•Ht;pKe Clniadrrigeek.. —Pa4tt;•trviees at Cavan at 10 a.m.; Duffs, 11 a.m.; Bethel, 2 p.m.—Rev. .1. R. Holden, Minister. In keeping with holiday arrange- ments, all services n:'theMcKil- lop Charge of -the United Church of Canada will,. 6e' cancelled next Sunday, August 7. During the re- maining Sundays, of the month,' Rev. C. W. Down,. of Exeter, will be the .minister. Mr. Down is a veteran preacher, and is well known in this area. United' services of worship for the three , churches of the charge will be held during, the three Sun- days as follows; Cavan, August 14: Duff's, August 21; Bethel, August 28'. These services will be- gin at 11 o'clock in the morning, and a young people's choir, -made up of young people from the three congregations, will provide the music. , At Cavan Church, Winthrop; there wilt be one Sunday School session. in August, on Sunday mornng, August 14, at 9:45. There will. be no. Sunday School at Duff's during this month, but at Bethel, with the exception of August .7, the Sunday School will meet each Sunda -y morning at 9:45. EGMONDVIIjM Rev. W. 'E.. tand Mrs. Milroy and family left this week .to spend a vacation at Glen Rocks, Muskoka. During -their absence, the services in Egmondville Church will be taken by Mr. Kenneth Ashton,. f Clinton. Mr. and, Mrs. Ivy Henderson r,e- turned on Monday from, a pleas- ant visit with friends and/relatives in Western Canada. They motored as far as Milestone, Sash; then went • by train to New Westmin- ster, B.C. Visitors with Mrs. Jas. Finlay- son and•lVfiss Jessie FinlaysOn ov- er the weekend were: Mr. W. J. and Mrs. Finlayson and family, of Lorne Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson „and. Mr. and Mrs. Seibert; of Viringham: Mrs'. Charlotte' LiridsaY spent a week `with friends 'at Constance. SEAFORTH 2merweineeesseereesoureeetelaweewees • Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Exposi- tor Classified Ad. Phone 41. aor' FOR SALE $1,000 DOWN for this' Com- fortable Home op Goderich Street West. HardWood floors throughout; Oil Furnace; Gar- age. CALL C. OKE'.' 'Phone 458 OFFICE in the QUEEN'S HOTEL Martin Josephurc y son DressedBrOilers and Cut-up Chicken DELICIOUS, TENDER -FRESH CHICKEN • Delivered every Friday (Orders must be received no later than Wednesday, 6:00 p.m.) • HENDERSON'S ST Phone 683-J RIEI) 'CHICKS Searorth CONSTANCE Mrs. Edith McFarlane, Toron- to, spent the weekend with rela- tives here. She came to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Hoggart, who is at present quite ill in Clinton hospital. Miss Agnes Breen,' of lona, who has been a guest with Miss Don- elda Adams, returned home Tues- day. Donelda accompanied her home for a- few days. George McLlwain, Ross Nelson' and Douglas Riley, spent the week end in Bracebridge, the guest§ of - Doug's sister, Miss Grace Riley. Miss Joy 'Montgomery spent- the past week at the Youth for Christ camp on Georgian Bay'. , Mrs. E. F. Warren:Linda and Helen, of Ibndon, are holidaying at -the home -of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson. Mr— and .Mrs. Jack Busby, *of Chatham, were guests over 'Sun- day of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Law- son.. • . - -.) •...`.5"41 JULY 30th to AUGUST 3rti • 14 I, B. I t ?I. •I• is ▪ NOTICE • RE ACCOUNTS All accounts incurred' by the Sea- - forth Old layri -Reunion and Cert.!' tennial---toMinittee. should be wta forwarded" immediately to the Treasurer C. M. SMITH Accounts must be accompanied' 1py. proPer; „M1510ed purchase vouchers,' signed by the ion who purchased the goodsor ser- • DUBLIN - mr. and Mrs.. Jack O'Reilly spent the weekend in-- Windsor and were guests at the Haggerty -Power wedding at. Assumption (Church, Windsor,- on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smuck and daughters, of Kitchener, visited with Mrs.. Loretta Molyneaux, Mr. Kenneth Purdy, London, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. - J. L. Ryan. • Mrs:"Hugh Pugh -and Glenn vis- ited.at Wai.-jleet, Ont. Miss Lydia .-Jordison, Toronto, .and Miss Clayton and Miss Wal- lace, .Of Seaforth,- visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Friend. Mr. -and Mrs. Tom Butters and family are holidaying, at Point Clark. Mr.- and Mrs. Mac McQuillan, of Toronto, visited with .Mr. and Mrs. A. Wbetham. Mr: 'and Mrs. Jim Jordan and family, of Toronto; Mrs. Desmond, of London, and Mr. Jack Nickle, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans. Rev. Donald Benninger, Roches- ter, New York, and Mrs. Bennin- ger, London; Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Benninger a•fid Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holland and David, of Windsor, visited with Mrs. M. Schulman , Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Eckert, of Ilmmins, visited with Mrs. Theresa Eckert.- Miss Ilene Whetliam is at camp near Bolton, where she is a coun- sellor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend and family are spending two weeks at Lions Head, Mrs. Dan Costello has returned home after spending two weeks at Winnipeg with 'Mr. and Mrs, Joe Malone. Mr. and Mrs: John J. Krauskopf were at Port Severn. Attending the funeral of Mr. Joseph Carpenter wend: Mrs.' Har- ry Dingernan, Detroie; Mr; and Mrs. Basil Byrne, Dearborn, Mich.; Mrs. Peter Dill, Detroit; Mrs. Harold Stanley, Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Byrne, Trenton, Mich.; Mr. Louis Matthews and two sons, Detroit; 'Rev. William Devereux, Chicago; Mrs. Cather- ine Devbereaux, Chicago; Mr. Har- ry Devereaux and, daughter, Carol, Chicago; Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Byrne and family, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller, Waterloo,; Mr. and Mrs. H. Zettel, Preston; M. and Mrs. Frank McGrath, of Midland; Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGrath, Wyandotte, Mich.•, Mrs. Thos. Kelly, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Devereaux, London; Mrs. Charles Malone, Windsor. Funeral nof Joseph Atkinson The funeral of Mr, JoSeph At- kinson was held at St: Patrick's Church, Dublin on Saturday morn- ing at 9:30. Requiem High Mass was offered by Rev. J. B. 'F'foulkes, ^ D:C.L. Rex. Vincent Eckert, Father McConnell land Father • Donnelon. were in the Sanctuary, The pallbearers were Frank Cronin, James Doyle, Mich- ael Doyle, John Murphy, John Coyne:- and Patrick Ryan. Ret". Dr. Ffoulkes officiated at the graveside services in St. Colum - ban cemetery: Attending the funeral frons a dis, tance Were friends from Toronto, ' Magid* Goderich, 101intnii TottenUkk, nun A , • • •-‘ POSING WITH HER TWO RUNNERS-UP in the "Miss Seaforth Centennial. 1955"Beautyx, contest, Marion Hemingway, 15, of Brussels (centre) takes time off from her busy Monday after" - noon to have her picture taken with Suzanne Brant, 18,,of Toronto, third in the contest (WO, '' and Pamela Sadler, 27, of Clinton, second (right). ' REP ODUCTION OF, gGMONDVILLE REC4 The village of Egmondville• as it stood over 100 years ago is -Por- trayed in miniature' style in the store window of Clair Haney, Eg- mondville. • S . The miniature reproduction of the village contains all the:,stores, hotels, churches, houses and other small buildings found in Egmond- Ville at that time. In the opposite window of the store " Mr: Haney has pictures of she different build- ings, combined with a' large ,num-, ber of antiques. The brewery, Which *as oper- ated 'by George Weiland, father of Henry Weiland ,was sold to Mr.. Colbert in the year 1868, -When Mr: Weiland was 11 years old. , The pottery, .once a thriving concern; was built by a Mr. Bailer., Mr. W5er, With Mr. Burgard as the 'last owner. - ' The pottery, hotel, Lutheran Church and ,brewery are now only memories; The Van. Egmond home is still standing .as,tindaunted as in the days of the old colonel.. It,,has DAYS OF LEADING V LLLAGE i -A • Special. Editkin Copies Available While there has been a sub- stantial .demand for extra copies of the special Reunion and Centennial edition of The Expositor:published last week, there continues to be a limited number of copies avail- able. Subscribers or visitors, who are interested, may ob- tain Copies from The Exposi- tor ,office, or copies may be mailed if desired. , • • len greatly beau ified since the ea ly days when he jail; was in ,the\. cellar. Was n Oke is the preSent qwner. The. tannery, ori e a flourishing business, is .now th headquarters for" Jackson Homes . It is—the on- lv industry remain g ins the vil- lage. , 't be residential -district has greatly expanded in recent years. H.F. L. P.resident' , Ed. Rich. rps Dies Edward Richard Well known president of the uron Football League, died al a s home in Ethel, Ont., Stinday evening„ in his 69th year. Mr. Richards. had been, ill 'for some six months. • Born in London, England, came Canada ,,as a young man. He.and his wife, the former Dol- ores KilgOre, lived in; Stratford for 12 years before' 1950. They moved to Ethel' where :he 'operated an implement agency and service sta- Surviving' besides his. wife are four daughters: Mrs. Roy (Mar- •guerite) Hodgson, Lucan; Mrs. Cecil (Eleanor) Simonton, lenox, 'Iowa; -Olive, Toronto, and Patricia at home; two sons, U.A.C: Edward. M., Winnipeg, :and. _Gerald, at home. , • The body rested et the Heinbuck Funeral Home,,, Stratford, where, a service was held at .3:00 Wednesday, and burial followed in Avondale, Cemetery. Pallbearers included Harry Bolger, Walton, secretary of the H.F.L. 'BRIDE -ELECT RECEIVES -MANY GIFTS; FRIENDS HON011,MISS MAVIS OLIVER. A shower in honor a Miss May-' anatomy. The bride-to-be thanked the ladiesjer the lovely gifts and invited them to her home". A,de- licious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by friends and neighbors., ' is Oliver, Reg.N., bride -elect, was held at the home of Mrs. Bert Johnston on Friday evening, July 29, with about 60 ladies attending. The room was decorated, with pink and white streamers, and bouquets of flowers. The guest Of honor was seated in a decorated, chair above which streamers were limped. A white bell and balloons in pastel blue, holding confetti, centred the decorated corner.' Mrs. Jack Bryans" entertained with. piano music as the .guests wereassembling. Mrs. Doug Fras- er was in charge of the following program: 'Vocal solo, Linda BO- ans,- accohipanied by her. Mother, Mrs. Jack Bryans;:' contest, con- ducted by Miss Helen ,Johnston; reading, Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull; vo- cal solo,' Mrs. Herb Travis; aecont: panied by Mrs. Harvey 'Brown, The bride's „book was conducted by Mrs. Jack Bryans; Cornet solo, Miss Joan Johnston; reading, Mrs. James Smith; contest, "A Roman- tic Hike," Mrs. Fern Patterson. Coftrinuinty singing was led by Mrs, HerbTravis. ." - 'The bride-to-be was then sent to search for hidden gifts while the guests sang '!'a number Of Vers- es- telling where a gift was hid- den, The remainder of the gifts were placed on a' .covered board, representing an, operating table, with a patient on it The surgeon, Mrs. Fern Patterson, removed the gifts from" the patient,handing them to the mitie, Mrs., in. Turn- bull, who in turn passed them to the bride -elect. Each gift Was commented on -by the 04rgeon.as they' represented parts of' the ins re/ Centennial Plaque To Honor Seaforth Pioneers • ,'Llik-,:,•20,R1101111Wgifrtlf40. • ELIM-VILLE NEWS -Q-F, THEWEEK . Mr. and Mrs; Boyden Hawkins and Judy, og Toronto, visited Mr. aid Mrs. Charles Stephen Satur- day, on their way to Seafort Old 49Ys' Reunion. Mr. and .Mre. Lewis, Tebbutt, of Seaforth, and Mks. M. Hawkins, of Exeter, visited on Saturday eve- ning with Mr, and Mit, Hubert Hunter, Mrs. uby Routly is, spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Routly. They spent Sunday at the cottage- of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hogg at Grand Bend, Mr. Jackson .Woods and Bobby and Mr. Jack Robinson, Kirkton, and Bob Robinson, of Woodham, motored to Stokes Bay for the weekend. Jo kson, Bobby and Edward Skiniler will remain for a couple of eek i with Mr. Lewis Woods. ..-Ap a .constant remitider that"Sea- forth citizens have always been of a stock that had courage and vision, 'the memorial plaque of the Sea - forth -Old Boys' :and • Centennial Celebrgtion, of 1955, was- unveiled Monday morning at the .Seaforth' Town Ehaiiman 'of the dedication der- mcipies and ,chairman of the reun- ion historical committee, James R., -Seott,' said the , plaque ..would' act as ..a permanent ,recerd .and',meM- orial of this, celebration.' Mr. Scott introduced Centennial president A. Y. McLean,,who said the plaque mill stand as -a ,mem- orial to the early pioneer settlers who came to this area. W. J. Duncan 'unveiled the plaque, with Mayor E. A.'McMas- ter accepting the. large brohze memorial for the -,town from the Seaforth Old Boys' 'Committee. A9suring the' committee that/ the plaque would always remain in a Prominent position . in. 'the Town Hall;' the Mayor said: "The Town Hall will soon be 'brought up to 1955 standards." Rev.13. Glenn Campbell_led the dedication prayer. - More than 95 per cent of Can- ada's wines come from the Niag- ara Penisula.. Seaforth Plans' Meeting • The regular :meeting of t h e Seaforth Women's Institute will be -held in the Seaforth District,Jligh School, on Tuesday, August 16, at 8:30 p.m. Please note thechange of date. Therollcall will be, "How my life has been influenced by my favorite teacher" ' The guest -speaker will be Mr. W. P. Roberts. Members' are asked to bring, sandwiches, unless otherwise notified. Husbands and families are also invite. Oonly" 1/14th of the -land area of the Dominion has been improved -hjr 'mean or used" -as pasture. ,WALTON NEWS; OF Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Livingstone, Douglas and Cherry, of Preston, are spending several weeks at the home of Mrs. Livingstone's par- ents, Mr.' and Mrs. Malcolm Fraser Mr. George Kirkby, of Burwash,, .visited his ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkby. Mr. Murray Mills, of Brantford, and Miss Jean Mills, London, vis- ited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills. • • - -- Mr, Fred Martin, • of Newmar- ket, visited his. parents, Mr. - and Mrs. Clarence Martin. Milts Margaret Achill6s, of Lon- don; visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. It-. Achilles. Miss Vera Gardiner, of Toronto, is visiting "at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley HaCkwell and other relatives. Mr. Gmald Dressel, Toronto, visited1i grandmother, Mrs. Eth- el Ennis. Miss Marilyn Bolger, of Toron- to, visited her, parents, ?fir. •and Mrs. Harry Bolger, Mr. andMrs. Don Gray and family, of Stratford, visited with Mr. and. Mrs. Campbell ,Wey. Mrs, ittiby • Dimas; Eleanor, Carotrn and Joyce, of Glencoe, spent the weekend -with. Mr. and, Mrs. George Dundas. r. °and Mrs. WmHolniark of THE. WEIK Bars, Adelaide Alexander, Tor- onto, spent a few "days with Mrs.- '', Murcheand Mrs. Jean te jackso here, Broth returned to Toronto. on Friday. Airs. Jack Robinson, Stevie and - David, of Kirkton, spent the week' end', with Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Stephen. • Mr. anj. Mrs. Donald Munn antic. Paul spbnt Sunday with Mr, audi,. Mrs. Gordon Penh*. Miss Shirley Hern, of ' Zion, '-' spent to few days' holidays witizu Miss Janet Skinner. • 1131.e coal?'- • WILLIS DUNDAS--, Champion Stove and Furnace Oil . • DUNDAS & LONEY ' • Phone 573 or 332-R REGENT THEATRE - SEAFORTH THURSDAY,, -FRIDAY and SATURDAY • "RACING BLOOD" (Cinecolor) BidaelilEILLIAMS JEAN PORTER JIMMY BOYD • • The loveable story of a Boy and the Horse he' trained. in secret to win the championship race! MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY "HELL'S ISLAND" (Vista -Vision) JOHN PAYNE • MARY MURPHY Tropic inferno of love, hate and adventure. ..'THURSDAY,' FRIDAY and SATURDAY ' " WAR ARROW - (Color) - JEFF CHANDLER - MAUREEN O'HARA ' Coming 'ROAD TO BALI" - NOTHING IS SURE BUT - DEATH AND TAXES ! But You are Sure to Get -MORE -kir ti u r "Footwear Dollar" AT THIS STORE We are now, selling - "FLAT" HEEL PUMPS in White,- -Black, Ginger, Red atid Suede at $2.80 a Pair WILLIS SHOE -STORE' I The. Little- Store with BIG Values, — SEAFORTH Toronto, -were were weekend eSts` at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ilonald• Bennett. Mr. Lundy McKay, of Auburn, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirkby. I Miss Carol Bryans, of Brussels, visited with, Miss Mary .Lou Kirk- by. . ' Miss Isobel Lydiatt spent sev- eral days with Miss Ruth, Anne Ennis. Mrs. Fern Patterson spent the weekend in Seaforth with Mr. and Mrs. William Leeming. • Mrs. Margaret Huxiiphries vis- ited in London with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hor- ace Rutledge. Mrs. Ted McCriath visited her brother and siSter-in,law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coutts, Toronto. :Miss Lois Vox visited with Mr. and Mrs". Arthur GueSt, Kincar- dine. Tar'. and Mrs. Lockhart John- ston, of Hamilton, Were weekend guests at the Monte of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid. -Mr. and Mrs. 'rt. Achilles and family spent Sunday at Wasaga Beach. Mr. Fred Walters, of Barrie-' field visited his parents, -Mr, and Mts. 115alik Wattern. V 'DRIVE-IN THEATRE. CLINTON - Two Shows Nightly Rain 'Clear - • Box -Office Open -8:00 ,FIRST SHOW AT DUSK a111~11.8011.11111MMINO furs. & Fri. "--t- Aug. 4 & 5 . "Duel In the Jungle"' (Color) - ". Je,anne Crain Dan's,, Andrews Sat. & Mon. — Augig. 6 & "DIAMOND QUEEN" , (Color) • FernAndo Lamas Arlene Dahl • Tues. ,& Wed. — Aug. 9 & 10 "Dial 'M' For Murder" (Adult) Ray Milland Grace Kelly Thurs.- & Fri. — Aug. 11 & 12 "Here Come the, Girls" . (Cola.) • • - BOB HOPE ARLENE DAHL CHILDREN UNDER • Sat. & Mon. — Aug. 13 "At Swords Point" • (Color) , Maureen O'Hara • Cornel Tues. & Wed. --`-• 'Aug: 16 &17 "THE COMMAND" (Color) GUY'MADISON JOAN WELDO1C Thurs. & Fri. -- Aug 18 & 19 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "RED /PONY" (Color) Robert Mitchum Myrna Loy' "Pride. Of Maryland" Frankie Darro Peggy Stewart,: 12 IN CARS —.- FREE Our Summer Lawn Furniture is being cleared at the lowest possible . prices! LAWN CHAIRS PICNIC TABLES MANY MORE Drop fn and see these Bargains todail — at Whitneyi, .0-Fumit ure FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 119; Res.' 65 , • ,- Seaforth e . ' . • IA' 4'11 7 144; 't4 • AL.IvP6, 1 4 11, • 1..4 I,'