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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-06, Page 3DESIGNED FOR ACTION Sport and Dress Shir6 by Arrow Turtle Neck and Mock Turtle Shirts, by Arrow and Stanfields Socks and Underwear by Harvey-Wiiids KOratron Penna -Press Pants by Haugh's and Rivierra Jackets by B 84 F Sportswear All Weather Coats by Crown Waterproofing Sulfa and Sportcoats by Blitmore Clothes Hats by Stetson Work Clothing by Haugh's, J.P. and C.W.C. BILL- O'SHEA MEN'S *OAR Phone 527-0995 — Seaforth PRICE CHANGE —PROVEN SIRES Central Ontario and Waterloo Cattle Breeding Asso- ciations wish 'to announce a new basic service fee for bulls of known abEkty. PREMIUM PROVEN SIRES include dairy bulls with daugh- ter information and several top beef bulli. They are available to members at a $6.00 breeding fee. Higher fees apply or several Extra Premium Proven and special sires. (Young un- tested sires remain at $5.00 for members.) PREMIUM PROVEN SIRES do cost more, but you get— * mature, prekulled bulls. * a knowledge of offspring body quality, strengthsand de- fects.. * an actual production comparison. * proofs gathered by official agencies, from cattle raised in Canadian herds. WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION Phone Weekdays to 9:30 a.ni. For Sunday service in most areas call Saturdays 6-8 p.m. Toll free phone numbers listed in local directories. • erosall IERI344...opoN.ALD. Q0derick woo; the, qpt.tin,g for a 101(019 .40/11)11er.,111440.111g Sattir- daY, 1008t at 3t13.4 Whoa Ronnie Jean -MacDonald, daughter of W. and Ws. Irnr• old Foster, MORA and Us* John Erb, -son of Mr. and MP. Eminersoa. Erb, Goderich, . Ohangefi Marriage vows be,.fore the Rev. G. L. ROM, For her wedding the ,bride .chese a floor -length gown jn oanriblue stilt .ebiffon over taf- feta. The bodice was treated in complete deSiOn, edged with matching lace The Slim line skirt Was draped from an em- • pire bodice; ,A pretty matching headpiece in a spray of 'flowers and a tiny veil completed' the bridal ensemble. She carried a crescent of white fugi mums • and pink sweetheart roses. 'Matron of honor, Mrs. Robert McKinley,. Zurich:sister ef the mein, wore a blush pink chit - fen floor -length gown. The de- sign of this wag treated with a bodice - Of Matching lace and a full .chiffon drape • in coat --de- sikm. The sleeveless own was completed with a pink head- piece and a small .veil and she carried a crescent of .blue fugi mums. Mr. Kenneth A. Erb, Goderich brother .of the _goon:1,, was groomsman. For their wedding trip to Montreal and points east, the bride -wore a navy and white dress with accessories in White. The couple will live at 190 Maple St., Guests from a dis- tance were from London, Tor- onto, -Goderich, Stratford: Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at Dashwood Community Centre, followed with a dance at Zurich Commun- ity 'Centre. Prior to the wedding Mrs. Robert McKinley, Zurich, enter- tained at her home when rela- • lives and "friends feted the fu- ture bride. Mrs. Roylance West- • cott, EXeter, was hostess for a . miscellaneous shower for the bride-to-be. An Expositor ClasSified will Pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 521-0240. NOTICE Prompt watch repair service during our sell out sale.. SAVAUGE • JEWELLERS (Opposite Post Office) SEAFORTH SPEEDY BILLA4BILL IT SrUPPNDOUS,5UPERS, WONPERFuL,MARVELOUS, As-rOUND1Na AND - 1967 CHEV. "8", A.T., Lic. 1158746 1966 FORD A.T., Radio, "8", 1159943 .1964 clitv. SEDAN —1162-149 1964 CHEVELLE — Lic TI92fi4 1965- FORD SEDAN, A.T. —1159927 1965 OLDSMOBILE A.T., P.B., PS. and Radio Lic. H58-314 1963 CHEVY II — 1159339 1962 PONTIAC, A.T., 4 -door pedan Lic. H58945 1961 CIIEV. SEDAN — E98041 SAL. ES 04146 SERVICE CHEVROLET PA46 527-1750 • SEAFORTH Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m. • ROBINSON Sharon Sean daught- er of Mr. and lers. J. C, Snilllie of "Smiling Acres", Hensall, ex- changed vows and rings with Ronald Charles Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Robinson, in Hensel United , Church on Saturday May 25th, 1968, with Rev. Harold F. Currie officiat- ing. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore ,a floor - length gown of white Lagocia highlighted by a bateau neck- line, three. quarter sleeves, and gently controlled sheath skirt with, a semi tverskirt casead- ing back to a romantic sweep train from a bow at the. waist Delicate Chantilly lace acCented the neckline, an4. formed medL allions cm, the'skirt. Her finger- tip French pure silk illusion, fitoli‘o-Pr was gathered at the crown by a lilac Way headpiece accented by seed pearls. She carried an arrangement of white roses, stephanotis and ivy.. During the eeremOny Miss Florence McNeil of London sang two hymns and was accompanied by --Mrs. S. Turkheim at the -organ console. Miss Margaret Smillie was her sisters maid pf honor while Mrs. Carolyn and Brenda Smillie were bridesinaids. The three attend- ants gowned alike in their floor length gowns of light aqua "Rare quets of white sunburst mums provided a cologul background.. Eric Lemp of Galt was gro- omsman. 'Derry Treasure, Tor- onto, and Brien Smillie brother of the bride were ushers. At the reception held at the church following the ceremony the grbom's mother dressed in a rose lace ensemble, and the bride's mother wearing an aqua ensernble were assisted by Mr. Smillie in receiving the guests. For travelling te. points, east the bride changed to a tailored aqua dress and matching coat with white accessories. The couple will reside in London. Sharon, was honoured on Tues- day evening, MaY 7th, when 'friends, neighbors. and relatives gathered to give her a: miscel- laneous shower in the artisti- call decorated Fellowship Hall at Hensall United Church. An em. joyable program consisting of a 'piano selection by Ws. Norma PrSrde, a solo.by Miss Mary Good- win, a humorous reading by Mrs. Kay Mock, and a contest by Mrs. Eileen McClean added much to the evening's enjOY- ment. Lunch was served by the ladies who were in charge of arrangements: Mrs. Ross Forrest Mrs. Annie Blom, Mrs. Eileen McLean. Mrs. Pearl Passmore, and Mrs. Alma Windsor. A surprise shower was arrang- - ed for Sharon by her teaching associates on the nursing staff of St. Josephs's Hospital London, when she was presented with gifts of silver. Sharon's former 4H club girls under the Wadership of Mrs. L. Lovell, Mrs. R. Caldwell, Mrs. R. Chapman, and Mrs. W. Bell presented her with two beauti- ful "Canadian Art Creations" in Ceramics prior to her marriage, Mrs. Clarence Smillie entertain. ed at a trousseau tea at "Smiling Acres". ,Saturday May 18, 1968„ a show- er was held by Mrs. Smillie m honour of her daughter Sharon Jean. For the trousseau the home was. beautifully decorated with pink and white floral ar- rangements, tapers and stream- ers. in charge of the guest book were Ruth Wins& and Whilhel- mina Blom. Displaying the tr ousseau in the afternoon were Mrs. Margaret &Mille, Margaret Blair, Loretta Frenssens and Mary Lennen, while in the even,. ing, Misses Margaret Elgie, Carol yn Smillie, Elizabeth Blom, and Brenda Smillie assisbed‘ Assist- ing with the tea were Mrs. Eil- een McClean, Mrs. Peggy -For- rest, Mrs. Annie Blom and Mrs. Ahra Winsor. ' ow** 1st MK FOR O INVITATIONS ID ANNOUNCEMENTS • ACCESSORIES COME IN AND ASK FOR YOUR FREE BRIDAL. GIFT . REGISTER The Huron Expositor Seaforth Phone 627-0240 Seaforth N.wof Winchelseal littrai,wiWWaiters visit‘.4 an Tuesday nUoter With:Mr& RAY Cottle. Mrs. 4.0.1in cf)ward visited on TneSdaY with W. mid Mrs. Mr, am liannah of XirIcton, 'Miss Ruth Rome of I,ondoni snout the. Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Preeman Horne and Raymond. 34r. and Mrs. Harvey Skinner Of Sebringville visited on Fri- day ' with, Mr.. and Mrs. Elson Lynn and familY. Mr. and MO, William Wal- ters and Mr. and Mrs. George FraYne of Sunshine Line visit- ed the Lindsay Funeral HOMO in St. Marys, on Wednesday evening to view the remains of the late Frank Routley. -Mrs. Gordon Prance returned to her home on Tuesday from St. Joseph's Hospital in London. Mr. And Mrs. WiMam Wal- ters visited in St. Marys on Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Pehlke of MonktIM, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Sanford Hut- ton, Dennis and Dianne. -Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparling of London and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Grubbe and Alichael of Farquhar visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Miss Kathy Hem of Clinton and Mr. Brian Kern of Strat- ford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Parsons and family visited on Sunday with Mrs. John Coward. SALON COLLEEN June Specials $17.50 Realistic Perm 3 free shampoo sets $15.00 Realistic Perm 2 free shampoo sets $12.50 Realistic Perm 1 free shampeo set * Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday of Each Week $10.00 PERM for $6.00 Shampoo set • • • • $1.75 Hair Cut • - 75c For Appointment, Phone Dublin, 345-2470 crtlikW11004, s re.fitit.S.S Onion .Regnire a PRINciPAL. AndPRIMARY TEACHER a, FORDIMES'TO4dOMMENCE IN SEPTEMBER* 1068 sAvarir SCHEDULE IN EFFECT - Apply in Writing to: V*. 1.;11o, FM* 364 014;' • ClintAni, On RE C N BARNYARDS WALLS WALKS CURBS ETC. 4m -rt, CALL US OR FREE ESTIMATE NOTE — There is a charge for Saturday morning delivery. An orders for delivery Sat- urday morning must be placed before 5 p.m. Friday. • HURON CONCRETE SUPPLY Ltd. Goderich 524-7361 • Seaforth — 5274206 WEDDING INVITATIONS DIAL 527-0240— SEAFORTH a CANADIAN ARMED FORCES DAY JUNE 8 CANADIAN FORCES BASE CLINTON, ONTARIO The Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend OPEN HOUSE CANADIAN FORCES BASE, CLINTON ' 2 Miles South of Clinton, Ontario Hwy. No. 4 1:30 to 4:30 P.M. JUNE 8, 1968 EVENTS INCLUDE: - Equipment displays by the Radar and Communications School. Displays and demonstrations by the School of Instructional Technique. Displays and demonstrations by Base clubs, including Judo, Gymnastics, Square Pance ing, Archery and Amateur Radio. A track meet, featuring tams from cFB Clinton and C1113 London. A preciSion drill team. Equipment displays arid tiring of 105 mm. Howitzers by the 21st Field Regiztent, ROA (Militia), ,Lait A flypast by 3 Expeditors from C.K13 Borden. • Parking and refreshment facilitieS are available on the Base. Come out and bring the family for an afternoon of entertainmerit and information.