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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1955-11-25, Page 3is • .l . 1 31191, 0.; . fi5�? 1 ..oisiftwatisowappogoefsfoah. VEEIA!L: ISSN 1'1# WEEK TSR '.�► CAB L., LE,,rA1'Ea Prbp. Passengers Insured. PHONE 546 SEAPORTS LAC. George Lefebvre, Mrs. Lefebvre and Bobby are spending this week visitin,g th+e former's par- ents in Ottawa, Mrs. Cliff Beynon (nee Helen Mc- Murchey), of Ingersoll, was a Sun- day guest with Mrs. Geo. Hess. Mrs. E. Shaddich has returned after spending a pleasant week is Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Brown and Mrs. C. L. White, of Ingersoll, were guests over the weekendwith Rev. C. D. Daniel and Mrs. Daniel. Such glorious flavour in everything you cook when you use rich, golden Canadian butter 1 Makes se many things taste so very satisfying ! And wise mothers know., every pound of butter is bursting with naturkl goodness and food values. For better living, serve butter. Seaforth Creamery - Phone 80 Harvey H. Leslie, Prop. - "Seaforth Brand" Butter RCA Victor Deep Image TV Finest for '56 FINER 7 WAYS— In Performance, Dependability, Value! • "Deep Image' P'ictures—Clearer, sharper, edge to edge • Double -Power Long Range Reception • Higher Picture Voltages for greater picture brilliance • New Scanning Monitor reduces picture `line -Mess' • Better Channel Separation • Extra Protection Against Interference • "Golden Throat" FM Sound ILLUSTRATED IS THE R.C.A. VICTOR 21 -INCH DEVLIN "Deep Image" TV in a dramatically styled 21 -inch console with n e w through -the -picture mask controls. In choice of finishes. ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME Low Down Payment — Easy Terms DINH'S ELE(TRIC 299.95 Phone 467 Seaforth TO RESIDE IN STRATFORD-Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fawcett are seen after their recent marriage in St. Coluinban's Roman Catholic Church, St. Columban. The bride. the former Kathleen Roach, is a daughter of Mr. Joseph Roach, St. Columban, and the late Mrs. Roach. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fawcett, Dublin. After their wedding trip the couple will reside in Stratford. (Photo by Fowler Bros., Mitchell). MRS. GORDON McGAVIN INSTALLED AS WORTHY MATRON, O,E.S, Mrs. Gordon McGavin was in- stalled as worthy matron of the Seaforth chapter Order of Eastern Star in an impressive ceremony with a large attendance of mem- bers and visitors present. Other officers installed were: worthy patron, Gordon McGavin; associate matron, Mrs. J. E. Daley; associate patron, J. A. Westcott; secretary, Miss Jean Scott; treas- urer, Mrs. Dolena McCuaig; con- ductress, Miss Thelma Forbes; as- sistant conductress, Mrs. Reginald Watterworth; chaplain, Mrs. Willis Dundas; marshal, Miss Norma Jeffery; organist, Mrs. Clifford Broadfoot; star points: Adah, Mrs. Charles Reeves; Esther, Mrs. Mil- ton Stewart; Esther, Mrs. Albert Baker; Martha, Mrs. Helmer Snell; Electa. Mrs. James Doig; warder. Mrs. M. E. Clarke; sentinel, David H. Wilson. Honored guests at the meeting all spoke briefly. were Mrs. Esther Wilkes, London, Mrs. Betty Haines; honorary asso- ciate conductress. Mrs. Evelyn Thompson; honorary star points. Mrs. Mabel Ferguson. Mrs. Ethel Oliver. Mrs. A. E. Crozier, .Mrs. D. H. Wilson. Mrs. Agnes Patter- son. Mrs. Evelyn Seaman, Mrs. Shir- ley Dickens, Mrs. Ruth Shaddick and Mrs. Sadie Clayton formed the guard of honor. Mrs. D. H. Wilson presented the retiring worthy matron, Miss Nor- ma Jeffery. with the jewel of her office from the chapter and also a gift from her officers. James Doig, retiring worthy patron. was pre- sented with a past worthy patron's jewel from the chapter and with a gift from the officers. Miss Jeffery. James Doig. Mr. and Mrs. McGavin, Mrs. E. Middle- ton. Helmer Snell. Mrs. E. Wilkes. Mrs. C. Austin and Mrs. Ella Blair P.W.G.M.; Mrs. Clara Austin, Lon- don, D.D.G.M.; and Mrs. Helen Hen- shaw. London, Grand Adah. The installing board was com- prised of Mrs, Ella Middleton. Ex- eter, installing matron; Helmer Snell, Seaforth. installing patron; Mrs. Ella Blair. Parkhill, installing marshal; Mrs. Clara Austin, Lon- don, installing chaplain; Mrs. Bert Irwin, Clinton, installing organist; Mrs. Frank Kling, Seaforth, solo- ist. Assistants were Mrs. W. V. Roy. Clinton, and Mrs. Vera Fras- er, Exeter. Honorary officers during installa- tion were: honorary associate ma- tron, Mrs. Ross Murdie; honorary associate patron, James Doig; hon- orary secretary, Mrs. H. E. Smith; honorary treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Westcott; honorary conductress: Constance Groups Hold Joint Meeting At a joint meeting of the Wo- man's Association and Woman's Missionary Society of Constance United Church the following were elected: W.A. — President. Mrs. Verne Dale; vice-president. Mrs. George McLlwain; secretary. Mrs. Frank Riley; treasurer, Mrs. Earl Law- son; pianist, Mrs. William Jewitt; assistant, Mrs. F. Riley. W.M.S.—President, Mrs. Ross Mc- Gregor; vice-president, Mrs. W. L. Whyte; recording and press secre- tary, Mrs. Frank Riley; treasurer, Mrs. Earl Lawson; temperance convener. Mrs. William Jewitt; Mission Band leader. Mrs. William Dale; assistant, Mrs. George Mc- Llwain; Christian Stewardship. Mrs. Borden Brown; visiting com- mittee. Mrs. George Addison, Mrs. Verne Dale. Mrs. Charles Riley; card convener, Mrs. B. Brown; Christmas boxes for shut-ins, Mrs. B. Brown; Missionary monthly, Mrs. David Millson; group leaders to arrange programs. Mrs. Earl Lawson, Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Mrs. Joseph Babcock. Name Winner At Dublin Bazaar, Tea The annual bazaar, home bald,.. sale and tea, sponsored by the l tar Society of St. Patrick's 'Church, Dublin, was held in the pariah hail on Wednesday evening last week. Thefsociety president, Mrs. Joseph Cronin, assisted by Mrs. Fergus Horan and Mrs. Tom Butters, wel- comed the guests. Sandwiches and tea were served from a table cen- tered with chrysanthemums and lighted candles. In charge of booths with wheels were George Goettler, Tom But- ters, Frank O'Rourke and Joe Dill. Mrs. Fergus Stapleton was in charge of the fish pond; Mrs. Wm. Feeney and Mrs. Frank Bruxer in charge of the candy; Mrs. Wilfrid O'Rourke, Mrs. Fergus Kelly, Mrs. Pat Jordan and Mrs. John Nagle, home baking. Winners of draw prizes were: Miss Sara Coyne, a table; Lennie Cronin, chair; Ted Melady, card table; Miss Anne Maloney, bed- spread and rug. McKillop Branch W.M.S. Hear Conference Reports Meeting at the home of Mrs. J. F. Scott, Huron Road West, the Mc- Killop branch of the Women's Mis- sionary Society of First Presbyter- ian Church heard reports of the Adult Education Conference held in Goderich. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. J. W. Thompson gave the reports. Mrs. Scott also dealt with a chap- ter of the study book. Mrs. Helen McMillan opened the meeting with the minutes and roll call being given by Miss Esther Hocking and Mrs. Scott giving the treasurer's report. Devotions were led by Mrs. R. E. MeMillan, with Mrs. Sam McClure reading the scripture and Mrs. H. McMillan contributing a reading. Mrs. James Aitcheson, Mrs. Al- bert Harrison and Miss Jean Scott were appointed a nominating com- mittee to bring in the new slate of officers to the December meeting. Mrs. Aitcheson offered her home for the December meeting. Mrs. D. Glenn Campbell pronounced the benediction. LOGSDON'S H & N "NICK <HICKS" These are the champion egg pro- ducers you've heard so much about. Contact us for complete informa- tion, prices and open dates. •LOGSDON BREEDER HATCHERY MIL'LERSBURG, OHIO ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINTHROP Guests were present from the London Chapters. Appin. Delaware, Parkhill. Exeter, Clinton. Blyth, Goderich. Detroit and Wingham. Under the convenership of Mrs. David Lemon. a lunch was served. Rev. J. R. Holden and' Mr. Wm. T. Dodds were in Exeter on Wed- nesday attending the Presbytery of the United Church being held there. Mr. Earl McSpadden spent Thursday and Friday of last week at the Royal Winter Fair. Amber Rebekah Lodge Gives County Home $25 The regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held on Wed- nesday evening. Nov. 16. with Mrs. Archie MacGregor. N.G., in the chair. Twenty-five dollars was voted for furnishings for the County Home in Clinton. and $5.00 for the I.O.O.F. Home at Barrie. Novem- ber 30th a euchre party will be held in the lodge hall and a draw will take place for a living room rocker. The Christmas party will be held December 7. when mem- bers will exchange gifts. Exeter-Hensall W.T.C.U. Holds Meeting At Exeter "Gambling" was the subject un- der discussion at the meeting of the Exeter-Hensall Women's Chris- tian Temperance Union. at the home of Mrs. C. W, Down in Exe- ter last week. Mrs. E. Geiger. Hensall. county president, conducted the worship, assisted by Mrs. Down. Mrs. Wm. Pearce and Mrs. F. Gunning. Mrs. Pearce read an editorial from the Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. in which the editor commented•that for the first time in 50 years a local option vote was coming up. and that the impor- tance to Bowmanville to keep local option is as important as ever. BEST DEAL ATOM,. DOORS Beautifies and protects your home. Change from screen door to storm in seconds. Person- alized with , Your own initial. Designed with many exclusive features. Now Only Call Vs 6 Today 69.50 3-J Seaforth O BY F I1 E M The 25th anniversary of the 'Spar oco distributorship in Brueefield which is operated, :by Ross Scott, Was marred by a social evening earlier this month 'when Sunoco garagemen and their wives gather- ed in the Legion Hall at Exeter. Bob Dalrymple, Bruce.S.eld, was in charge of the evening, which included., a dinner. Louis Prang, Zurich, read an address of presen- tation, and assisted by Harry' Dalrymple, Brucefield, and Russel Keyes, Mitchell, a combination r a1 S0. to silver r' est� alh as 'Veit as �;! [loo .I< sense to Mr Mrs[.: About S, pel'1194°s' alt gathering Also manager ';LopresrentLowerendon Sid T trh Rayfuse, London, auditordlsfRr oco firms; Jobe Marsh and'. man Fuller, both of London, ' presentatives of Sunocog attended from 'Mit`chell, Wingham, Exeter, .Lucknow, est and centres in that area. a FES Tirm awing, . CABINET SINKS , 4 Your best chance evert® CHOOSE AND SAVE: �r Iilr)iN SAVE $63.00 "'"*""""°-°"' ON THIS BIG ALL -STEEL 54" SPECIAL CABINET SINK $ A value ay at only 139.95 54" DELUXE CABINET SUII[� NOW s169.� ONLY Loaded with Star Featarew • Youngstown all -steel quality • S drawers including lined curter, drawer • Disappearing cutting board • Deluxe finings and spray (S -yeast, A sman wtn.drmnboard model with 4 storage guarantee) Scompanmenrs and 2 drawers. 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