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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-05-16, Page 8" •- • • IrrItIE ,tWRON, EKPOSI , • .41 ;.) • SEAFORTH., CiNT:1 MAN 16, 1968 DO YOU KNOW THE 4 POINTS BEHIND EVERY AD? When You See An Ad in THE HURON EXPOSITOR THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS . 1. A REPUTABLE STORE . . . a sto!e that lives up to its advertising bar- gains, has a reputation to uphold. 2. DEPENDABLE QUALITY 4 in the merchandise it sells — Merchandise that is exactly as represented. 3. HONESTY 7 in advertising messages and in dealings with the public. No attempt to falsify or deceive. 4. VALUES . • • EveryHuron' Expositor advertiser has an important message for you. It pays to read them all! MAKE YOUR PURCHASES THE SAFE. WAY - CONSULT THE ADS EVERY WEEK IN "Since 1860, Serving the Community Fiist" Phone 527-0240 Seaforth • -41 11 TEN PAKS OF • CO-OPP . athco GREASE this top quality GREASE GUN allfor $11.50 Ij Keep things running smoothly this spring with CO-OP Lubec, Multi - Purpose Grease AND '86 SAVE -1r ma Regular value $21.30 • now with NYKON 77 for increased rust protection • improved performance at high pressures • haawer load carrying ability • longer fife, increased tackiness 4"4g1/44..:41k/ ifAk43.alaeXd...,..Z.,""7. • • ." •." ...../N:...X.WPFefp 7:M.err FORTH FARMERS. Phone 527:0710 Seaforth 'Registered Trade Mark co. 'Petroleuth Noducts pared to poor farm LOOMANS VANROOY Bouquets of pink roses with bridal 'strearners adorned) the spring wedding in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic church, Dublin, as Rev. Father Durand united in marriage Cathy L. Loomans and 'Martin 'Vanrooy. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Loom- , ans, RR1, Dublin, Ontario andr the groom is the sonofMr. and Mrs. •1VIurt Vanrooy, RR4, coe, Ontario. Given in marriage by her fa - _Thor, the bride chose a white satin dress with a scoop neck- line, tight -fitting bodice, lily. point sleeves and full skirt with an inset of lace at the front of the skirt- Two roses held her shoulder .length, scalloped vel which was accented with seq- uins. Miss Helena Loem,ans, sister of -the bride;-was-nrof=tronor.- She wore a red empire waistline' full length dress a velvet and satin. Miss 'Catherine Flanagan, Dublin, was bridesmaid and she wore A late empire waistline full length dress of tre,Ivet ,and satin. Both carried ,white carna- tions. Groemobman was brother of the groom, Rin,y Vanrooy, RR4, Simcoe. Tony Vanrooy, RR4, Sim,cOe, also brother of the groom, acted, as usher. Solemn High Mass was sung by the bride's former sthool- mates Peter Loomans, brother of the bride, and Miss Bern,a- dette Nagle we're soloists. Mrs. Feller, Nagle accompanied at the organ,„ At the receptIon at Sebring - vine Athletic Association Ccn- tre, he bride's mother in a two piece Light blue suit with black acaqsories and a white tea ro- Sc,s •corsage, welcomed anesih, Tne groom's mother ch'o a modium blue dres3 with beige accessories. She alit, wore a eor. sage of white tea roses. • Far the wedding trip to Ot- taika the aide `eh -se a dark bfige ensemble with •matching imssories• amt -a- ;:orsage , of tawney gold tea rose,s. • The couple will resiee at itn, Tillsonburg; Ontario, the ceremony guests ar- rived from Dublin, Mitchell, Munirton, Port Laent;ton,.11fount Dryeges, Simcoe Avner, Brant- ford Delhi, Waterferd and Ot- ter i lie. • Form Committee for Farm Safety Survey Huron County Junior Farmers met in, the Clinton Agricultural Board Room; when Don Young President ,opened the meeting. ' Eath club reported that they had set up a committee for the Farm Safety Survey. Clubs wets instructed to record all 'acci- • dmts in their designated areas beginning the 1st' of April. Sev- eral accidents were , already mentioned. It was reported that the Field Day' is coming up on June 15 in Seaforth at the high school with several new events being added to the program. Each club is to have all their entries in on May 31st. • The King and Queen corn - Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money ift pocket. To advertise, just 4D1al Seaforth 527-0240. n.ittee reported that if every- . one was agreeable, a special ev- ening' would be set up for this occasion on May 25th in the form of a dance at the Auburn Hall. One boy and one girl will be representing each of the clubs. The proceeds of ,the dance will go to World Illiter- acy. The point system is in full force for both, this evert and the Field Day. A Leadership Committee is going around to each club in the County to help improve the Meetings. It was reported that again this year the Clinton' Fair is going to have square dance competi- tion. The Clubs that square dance should consider 'entering. It was decided to have again thisyear an annual banquet and dance sometime around the first of November, since, last years dance was such a suc- cess. MAY SPECIALS WHISTLE YOUiTWORK AWAY WITH THE NEW INSTANT SPRAY CLEANER 16 -oz. Spray Bottle • 52c 50 -oz Spray Bottle • 99c ALSO 64 -oz. Bottle Javex 39c Corn Broom 99e Bathroom Tissue Raid 4 for 38c $1.19 EXTRA SPECIAL A PAIR AND A SPARE lump -yam RU1313ER GLOVES 97c SILLS HARDWARE • Heating, Plumbing and • Electrical Work Phone 527-1626 Seaforth a ti Tourist, Council •ROI:mitts • At the Annual General -Meet- ing of the Mid -Western Ontario Regional Tourist Council, held in Stratford on May 9, Mrs. El- izabeth Cardao, Seaforth; Dr. W. B. Coon, Zurich; Ted Pritchard, Wellington; Howard Aitken, Goderich; Wilfred Trask, Wel- lington; Homer Gerber, Elora; Griffin Thomas, Grand Bend; Cyril Taylor, Kitchener; F. P. Weadick, Wellington; 1VIrs. Mar- ion Owens, Aberfoyle; and John Scotehraer, Stanley Township, Huron County, were elected to the Board of Directors for 1908- 69. The Council is publishing and distributing a guide for touring MODA which will be completely financed by the sale of adver- tising. A beach and park survey will be conducted during the summer and a report, published in late fall. 'The council will continue to help operate the Regional In- formation Services located on Highway 21 at Grand Bend and Highway 8 at Kitchener.. Consideration is being given to promoting the Blue Water route along Lake Huron, in con- junction with four other area tourist councils. . Carmel VVMS Has •Meeting • The Womens Missionary Soc- iety met" in the schoolroom of Carmel Presbyterian Church. President Mrs. R. A. Orr opened with a verse called "My .Bank". which was appropriate to Spr- ing, pIrs. Gordon Schwal gave a report- of the Synodical held 'at Chatham 1st Presbyterian, Church, to which she attended as a dielgate. Mrs. Harry Snell and Mrs. Catherine Monteith took part in the devotion and study of Korea and 'the work Presbyterians, do there. Eighteen attended and answ- ered the roll --Call -by naming a flower mentioned in, the Bible. .,Mernbers made twenty one vis- its to sick and shut ins. Letters Were received from Miss Marg- aret Kennedy and Miss Agnes ' Hislip, both Missionaries, ill India. Miss Dorothy Douglas, Lueknow, retired Missionary of Formosa will be guest speaker at tb,e 78th anniversary of the W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall; isa June. The devotion and study will be given by Mrs. George Wali and Mrs. Earl Cam- pbell. Plan Visit To "Home . -.A meeting of the Ladies Aid followed, The group will enter- tain the residents of the Blue Water Rest Home June 11th. and Mrs. Pearl Love, Mrs. Mal- colm Dougall, Mrs. Ed. Munn, are the entertaiment committee. The ladies are planning -on- ., giving candle,holders as a gift to be placed on the Communion Table of the Church In charge , of this project are Mrs. Earl Campbell and Mrs, ,E Munn. -3EI3I O zollIS 5avtA018 'sx111 ton, president of South -Perth District Women,s Institutes, was guest ,speaker at, the Historical Research meeting of Hensall W. • L meeting Wednesday May 8th, • .„"`International Human Rights and Canadian Government." She showed pictures of Canada's' Prime Ministers Past and pre& ent. She was introduced by,Mrs. T.J. Sherritt and presented gifts. • Vice president MTS. Elizabeth Riley who presided welcomed the fifty 'Members and Grand- mothers who *ere special guests for the evening. Members am swered roll call by wearing their Oldest piece of Jewelry and stating its history: • Plans for the District Ann- ual to be .held at Grand Bend May 23rd were discussed and delegates appointed: . The June meeting will take the form of a picnic at the new Pavillion at the park. Plans were made for the bir' thday party at Huronview May 20t1i, when patients will be entertained. ° Mrs Robt. Eigie 'read an art- icle on, Mothers, Miss Arleen Chipchase sing two lovely solos aceoMpanied by Miss Greta Lam- inie,and Mrs. Ella Drysdale gave a floral demonstration. Old time dance selections were contribu- ted by Mrs. Joe McLellan and Mrs EdTla Caldwell, Accomparm ist was Mrs. Ross Broadfoot. Mrs. Wilbert Dining gave court- esy remarks. Prize for the largest fainily went to Mrs. Edna Caldwell, Exeter. Most great grandchild- ren - Mrs.• Frank Bean; having the youngest grandchild MTh. ,Lorne Chapman; 'coming the lon,gest distance; 1VIrs. Shier, 1Cirkton and lucky chair,. Mrs. Sherrift. There were other pri- zes. Program convertor); were Mr. Elgie and Mrs. - Sherritt.; Host- estes Were Mrs. N.E. Cook and Mrs. R.M. Peck. who conducted contest. Mtg. Elgie &aired the Program. Lunch was served. Plans for the Zone Rally to be held at the liensall Atena. next Wednesday, at 8:30 p.m. were completed. TWelve, Atailiaries rePretented by 130 members • • parade at 7:45 from the arena to the Cenotaph for a ' ilemembrance Service, rt. For the VVhole Family! 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