The Huron Expositor, 1956-10-26, Page 3•
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ADMISSION -- Children30 cents
Adults 75 cents •
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guests Rn "$aturday, with A4xa�., C
Mrs, E Ghip:chase had 111ex .letter
drawn on, Matinee TetleoQU 2, Qn
Ch'PL-'l'U, `I,RR.don, on Friday but
unfortunately she ,was unable to
give the correct answer. The jack.
pot Was.vver $1,00Q.
Mrs, J. $opthroA left On Tiles',
day of this week to spend two
weeks with her daughter, and sw-
ill -law, Mr, and Mrs. Mac Greer,
of Loudon.
Mg, and Mrs.. W. Q. Goodwin
+HETORONTO-DOMINION BANK
tle beat 14v bait 4entgee,
The public is invited to
contribute candy for dis- ..�
tribution' to Seaforth dis-
trict
children at the
Seaforth Lions
Hallowe'en Frolic
Wednes., Oct. 31
Please leave dona-
tions at Smith's Shoe
Store, on or before
Tuesday, Oct. 30
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Walker and her •brother; Alfred .,
Carlile,
Miss Janice .Neil entertained ate'
her •home i i Exeter in honor of Miss.
1VIarlene Hunter, bride -elect of next
Saturday,•when business associates
at Centralia Airport showered her
with many. lovely gifts. Mr..S. Marc
LeBlanc and Miss Nell arranged
the affair.'
Mr. and.Mrs. Lloyd McLean, Mrs.
George T. Wren, and Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Brintnell attended the Gibbons
and O'Keefe wedding at Hyatt Ave.
United Church, London on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Petzke are
leaving Saturday for Quebec where
they will vacation with their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Cpl, 'John At-
kinson, Mrs. Atkinson and two sons,
Brian. and Bobby. They expect to
be away for a week.
Compliment Bride -Elect
Complimenting Miss Marlene
Hunter, bride -elect, whose marriage
to Jack Albert 'Adkins, will take
place this Saturday in St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Zurich, Mrs. Wil-
mer Adkins, of Cromarty, was host-
ess. at her home \Friday evening,
when some thirty aunts, uncles and
cousins gathered for a presenta-
tion in her honor. Marlene was
the recipient of many and costly
gifts including a table lamp, card
table, bedspread, china, linens, etc.,
presentation address read by Mrs.
Orland Reichert and the presenta-
tion being made by Mrs. Adkins,
Cards and a social hour concluded
a delightful evening.
Rebekahs Plan • Events
At the meeting of Amber Rebek-
ah Lodge held Wednesday evening
presided over by the Noble Grand,
Mrs. S: Rannie, plans were outlined
for the apron, bake sale and tea,
to be held in the main rooms of
the lodge November 10th. A mas-
querade Hallowe'en dance is sched-
uled for Friday in the town hall.
The -latter two events are sponsor-
ed .jointly by the IOOF members
and the Rebekahs. Members of
the Rebekah Lodge are asked to
bring donations of candy to the
lodge rooms on Wednesday morn-
ing: Cards and lunch rounded out
the evening.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
R : M MAGE SALE
at the
LIBRARY
Saturday, October 27th
2 p.m.
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Collections will be made on FRIDAY AFTER-
NOO , OCTOBER 26th.
PHONE 122or40
Space contributed in the
service of this community
by John Labatt Limited.
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hip four years; agp from Veluoh ale its the son of .Mr. and Mrv.. Douglas
had Been ailing . since that, tame. fai►bons, London. The Rev. Carlyle
She was• born on the Shirray honie- Hisser officiated and Miss Joanne
stead -farm in Hay township. Miss Bell presided at the,,.orga?s.
Shirray resided in Hensall for many Escorted by her uncle, Lloyd Mo -
years with her family, later taking Lean, the pride were an ankle -
up residence in Toronto, and then length gown of sheer nylon- with
to Ottawa, where she lived ten all -Over floral embroidery. - The
years and then to Cumberland; bodice featured bateau neckline and
Surviving are one brother; Div lily»point sleeves and the skirt was
id Shirray, Hensall; two sisters, fashioned with tiers of embroidered
Mrs. Nellie Cooke, and MisS Agnes sheer. A /Juliet cap scattered with
Shirray, of Cumberland, with whom rhinestones and iridescent sequins
she resided. -were. held her fingertip veil of French
• helldd at ate funeral services illusion and she 'carried a cascade
Rockland on Wednesday. ofpink roses and stephanotis: -
Interment took place in Hensall .ss Dorothy Walters was maid
union Cemetery on Thursday. Rev. Mtal
C. D. Daniel, minister, of the United of honor and b ter eaids were
Church here, conducted the service Miss Joan Gibbons and Miss: Joyce
and the Bonthron Funeral Chapelsisters of the groom. The
Gibbons,
was in charge• of the arrangements. wore gowns of ice blue
Attnding the funeral were her two lame and carried cascades of white
nieces" Mrs. William MacRae, Cum= aid pmk baby mums.
berland, and Mrs, John Auston, Robert Clark, Ottawa, was best
Montreal. man and ushers were Raymond
Wilmot, Toronto and Edward Clark,
MISS GLADYS LUKER London.
Hensall and district mourns the ' Receiving guests, the bride's
loss of a most beloved citizen in
the passing of Miss Gladys Luker,
a life -time resident of the village,
who passed away in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, following a ling-
ering illness which she bore with
great Christian fortitude.
In her 48th year, she was the
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
William Luker.
'Member of the United Church,
she was most active in church
organizations. She was a member
and former president of the choir,
member and former president and
secretary -treasurer of theven-
ing Auxiliary, member of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society, a Sun-
day School teacher for many years,
pianist of Chiselhurst United Ch-
urch, memt!er and former president
and secretary -treasurer of the
Entertain at Birthday
Pauline Bell. daughter of Mr. and.
Mrs. Stewart Bell, celebrated her
eighth birthday on Thursday by
entertaining several of her little.
girl friends to a party at her home
at Bellerina Farm, west of Hensall.
Attending the celebration were Ann
Funk. Barbara! Townsend, Dianne
Koehler, Suzanne Kyle, Troyann
Bell. The youngsters enjoyed aper-
iod of games, and received favors
of balloons and hats. Refreshments
were served including a birthday
cake
Mrs Bell, mother of Pauline, re-
calls that eight years ago, when
Pauline was born, that there was
a very heavy snow storm on that
day and that her husband had to
have his windshield wiper going all
the time on the way to the hospital.
Instal IOOF Officers
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Women's Institute, member of the
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, and Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge. During World
War 2, her kindness to the local
boys serving overseas will never
be forgotten. Glady's life can be
summed up in the following poem:
The many dear unselfish deeds,
She did from day to day,
Will live in treasured memories
That will not pass away.
And many hearts will be more
. blessed
Because they've known a while
The beauty of her character,
The sweetness'of her smile.
Rev. C. D. Daniel officiated at her
funeral held Monday, October 22,
from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel,
paying fitting tribute to her life.
Interment was in Bayfield cern-
eters, ("l
District Deputy Grand Master,
Victor Lee and staff, of Seaforth,
installed the officers of Hensall
Lodge 223, IOOF, at an installation
service• held in the lodge rooms
Tuesday evening.
Officers installed were: Past
grand, Harold Parker; N. Grand,
Milton Lavery; V. Grand, Charles
Hays; R. Secretary, Pery Camp-
bell; F. Secretary, P. L. McNaugh-
ton; Treasurer, E. Munn; Warden,
T. Meyers; Conductor, C. Volland;
R.S.S., W. Coleman; L.S.S., W, Rich-
ardson; L.S.N.G., A. MacBeath; R.
SN.G., Ed. Coribett; L.S.V.G., M.
Deitz; L.S,V,G., J. McLellan; Chap-
lain, E. Chipchase. Lunch was
served.
Complete Four Quilts
The Ladies' Aid of Carmel Chur-
ch met in the church for their Octo-
ber meeting, presided over by the
president, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall.
Plans were made for the. annual.
bazaar and chicken pie supper
scheduled to be held in the church
December 1st. It was disclosed
that the group had completed four
quilts wnicn have been sold.
Mrs. Clarence Reid, assistant sec-
retary reported on get -well cards
and flowers sent to sick and shut
ins. Mrs. J. E. McEwan gave
highlights of a recent trip she took
to Pulnico, Nova Scotia, and the
lovely places of interest on the
trip at Bar Harbor to Yarmouth,
up the St. Lawrence River through
the states of New York, New Hamp-
shire and the Maine mountains.
Mrs. McEwan was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Orr's group led the devotional.
Fetes Pre -Wedding Feature
Miss Betty Jane O'Keefe, of Lon-
don, formerly of Hensall, whose
wedding to Harry Douglas Gibbons
took place at Hyatt Avenue United
Church, London, Saturday,, October
20th, was much feted prior* to the
wedding. •
Mrs. R. J. Walters, Adelaide St.,
North, London, entertained at a
trousseau tea in her honor. A
Cluny lace cloth covered the tea
table, centred-- With 'ye•ikow 'and`
mauve mums and yellow tapers.
Mrs. Edith M. Young and Mrs. Leo
Mahoney poured tea assisted by
Miss Kathleen Mahoney, Mrs. J.
Hammond and Mrs. J. Fiddler. Re-
ceiving guests were Mrs. Douglas
Gibbons, mother of the groom, and
Mrs. R. J. Walters. Trousseau,
wedding, and shower gifts were
displayed' by Miss Joan Gibbons,
Miss Dorothy Walters and Miss
Mae Walters.
Mrs. Lloyd McLean entertained
at her home in honor of her niece.
Miss Kay Mahoney, Mrs._ Alfred
Eraser, Miss Joan Gibbons and
Miss Joyce Gibbons entertained at
their homes in London. Mrs. Marg-
aret Fowler, Mrs. Evelyn Haw-
thorne and buisineas associates en-
tertained in the Mardigras room at
the Iroquois' Hotel,
Following rehersal Friday even-
ing the groom's,, intents, Mr, and
Mrs Dotrglas• Grbbor,A entertained
Fe bridal party at their home; on
airview(~ Avenue, London. '
Name- H rdsail Winners
Legion bingo winners last Sat-
urday night were: Mrs. William
Reichert, Zurich; Mrs. George
Henderson, Brucefield; Mrs. Noon-
an; Roy 'Pinney; Tom Kyle; Mrs.
Roy Pepper; Mr. Noonan; Mrs.
W. R. Bell; Tom Kyle; rs. Clar-
ence Reid; rs. Dick Taylor;;M Mrs.
Reichert; Mrs. C. Wilkinson;. Roy
Pepper. Jackpot this week will
be $85 in 57 calls.
Mr., Mrs. J. Muir
Wed 25 Years
The Pronghorn, or Rocky Moun-
tain antelope, Canada's fastest -run-
ning wild animal, once outnumbered
even Buffalo on western prairies.
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$77.95
Mr. and Mrs. John Muir, Seaforth,
marked twenty-five years of mar-
ried life recently when about 50 of
their many friends called during
the evening and offered their 'good
wishes for the next 25 years.
Mrs. George McGavin poured tea.
Mrs.'Charles Pinder, Mrs. Ray Nel-
lis, Orillia, and Mrs. John Davis, of
Fullarton, served the guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Muir received the guests
at the door and were 'recipients 'of
many pretty gifts, cards and flow-
ers.
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coat and plhkcarlahea lOhsage.
)1111 THROP
Miss Ethel, McClure visited her
sister., and brother -in law, Mr, and
Mrs. Garnet Taylor in staffs last`
Week.
Mrs. J. W. Patterson is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett
in Clinton.
Mrs. Melvin Nichol and two Child-
ren, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Gibson and two children,, Gorrie,
and Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Watson,
Blyth, were guests of Mr, and Mrs..
Gordon Blanchard and Mr. Harold
Blanchard.
The WMS and WA will hold
their meeting in the schoolroom of
the church on .Wednesday, Novem-
ber 7. The delegates to the Pres-
byterial will give their reports.
Roll call will be "Peace". It is
asked that each member bring an
article such as soap, wash cloth,
pins, needles, thread, etc. It is
the last call for second-hand cloth-;
ing. Circle 4 has charge of the
lunch and Circle 3, the prograrnme.
Anniversary services will be
held in Cavan Church' on Sunday,
November 4, with Rev. Clarence
Ferguson, London, as guest speak-
er in the morning and Rev. George
Watt, Dungannon, will be the even-
ing speaker. There will be special
music by the choir assisted by out-
side talent.
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couples will be very welcome. _
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COMMUNITY
Northside United Ch rc ''
Sunday, October 28th, 7p
Speaker—Rev. R. N. Keyes, Bible Society Representatteeei`
A film will also be .shown on the work of the Bible Socie
EVERYBODY WELCOME
BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH
' Eightieth Anniversary -
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th
Guest Preacher—Rev. G. D. Watt, B.A., Dungannon at bath services
SPECIAL MUSIC:
11 a.m-, John D. Levie, Parkhill, soloist
7:30 p.m., The Harbouraires, male chorus
Minister, The Rev., S. Davison Organist, Mrs. J. R. Murdoch
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SEAFORTH MEMORIAL ARENA
— Doors Open at 7:30 p.m. —
MONSTER TORCHLIGHT PARADE
With members of Seaforth Fire Brigade in charge
School children in costume leave Town Hall at 7.30
p.m., led by RCAF Bugle Band and Highland pipers.
GAMES O'F CHANCE:
• OVER -AND -UNDER • FOWL BOOTH
• KIDDIES' GAMES • WEIGHT GUESSING
FREE! — Candy for the Children — FREE!
CH,ILDREN'S EVENTS
VALUABLE PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUMES
If weather is cold, Arena will be heated
for your co'rnfort
.Proceeds for Lions Welfare Work and
NEW LIONS POOL
ADMISSION --
Children (under 12) FREE Adults, 25c Each
PROGRAM
Featuring Special Treats for the
Children
ANNA MAY
and her trained animals
See these outstanding acts — See
her horse that is almost human,
perform amazing acts.
The Seaforth Rascals
in a hilarious routine
The PAUL BROS.
in song and dance
And other added attractions
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