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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-07-18, Page 3• 3 ALL MES Glanville u"."4tNcECl H Dined G. ,faton alla s Office in -0101001e Week Reun on Maln,Strite9 Phone 527-1610 I Seaforth aseeeeeeeleeeeeemeeteerreeereee. Maytag Kelvinator Admiral Sectrohome Sates with Service Maytag Washers and Dryers, 3 years parts, labour service Bob's TV and Appliances 120 Ontario St., Stratford ' Phone 271-6438 127 Queen St., St. Marys Phone 284-2200 Bob Weeks, Prop. "Bob's TV Shies •"53" •SLI1Vfl\4M1 The, relMien held at. f4e1.0 'Seafgrthe O n Ally 7th, 1968 with 85 in. attender.l.M. Officer.% 0.1.e o te 4. Were: peesidnt, Lloyd Glanville; PecrettarY, Gail Glanville; spells, LYIVA. aud Jenty IaVmau- Winners. in a sports PrOgraro were: 1 to 4 yes. Old,(boys and girls), SIei1y Glaavville; 5. to 8 yrs. old, (Boys) pradley Gtare ville; 5 to 8 -yre.(giele) Marlene Glanville; 0 to 13, (boys) 13deani Glanville; 9 to 13, (girls) Carolyn Glanville; 14 and up, single girl's, COO' lyn Glanville; 14 and ,up .single. boys, Nick Lainbergere marrded Mens, Alex GlinVille; married women's Gait Glanville; boys. shoe Scramble, Bradley W' '•-e• ; girl's 'Shoes b - CraIll le, Dante JI 'one bean race, (Ole), -Valerie GlanVille, and Marilyn tleY: bean "race, (boys) Ricky Ian- ville and Larry .Glanville; life Saver race, Mamilyn and Sher- ry Riley; Relay with Bali;roth Orr; pins in the bottle, Lynda Riley; peon having a birth-'• day near or on July 7th; Val- orie . An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527.0240. _ • • Delicious With Sncrck, Ifs Great With Afeah TRY SOME TODAY MAPLE LEAF DAIRY Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery Dairy Products are available at GERALD'S SUPERTEST STATION Sundays, Holidays, Everyday Maple Leaf Phone 527-0810 • Seaforth . TEALL On June 22nd, in First Pres- bYterlan Church, . Seaforth, John William 'Dean, Seaforth, son of W. T. 'Dealt and the late Mrs. Teall, and Catheeine Kten- ble Scott, daughter of' Jame R. Scott mid the late Mrs. Scott, exchanged mambos vows in a donble ring oeeemony. In a setting of white gladioli and chrysanthemems, the marriage . wassolemnized by , Reverend' Douglas 0. /ley .and the Rever- end Doctor John Hardwick Given in 'matTiage by her father, the bride WOXIS a floor - length organea -caftan. ribbed with galloon lace, sleeveless, With, standetp collar and at tached chapellength train and a pill box crown with fingertip veil. 'She carried a cascade bou- quet of white orchids and blue. tinted white roses. Miss Nancy 'Scott, Seafoath, was maid Of honor and Miss Jennifer Seett, Fenthill, Juntor bridesmaid. The other attend- ants to the bride were Mrs. William Pinder, Seaforth, Miss Elizabeth Stewart, Kitchener and Miss Heather Scott, Font - hill. All wore floor -length tur- quoise gowns of chantilly la.ce with an overdress of matching &Won. They carried bouquets of white rosebuds. ' Grant Irwin, Kitchener,' was groomsman. The ushers . were Jack Seephens, Burlington, and and Ken Oardno, William Pind- and Hank Scott of Seaforth. •Mr. Ronald- Porter, Kitchener provided the wedding music on, the -organ and ehurch caril- lan. • $TAFFA. , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowman attended the Old Boys and Girls reunion at Springvale last Thursday and also attended the Winger -Hyde wedding at the Hagersville United Church on Saturday and visited with his brother's, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bowman. Use Expositor Want -Ads Phone 527-0240 ALL-MACAULAY .• BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910 HENSALL — 262;2713 - • - Ideas for •summer fun build a bmiar Take Advantage of This Week's Special on Axcelite" Fiberglass Panels Forest Green — 26" x 96" — &or. SAVE $1.30 per sheet. Regular $8.25 — SALE $6.95 Any Quantity Good July lith rb July 24th. amiumisitauftwolimintimiiinirmerwairamommeformammoroor% Bride -elect, Susan Tomlinson Honored A Misoellaneoue shower wa.$ held in the ebureli haSeenent on Friday evening or Mise Su - San Tomlinson whose marriage to Karry Jaques takes place on July 20th. Mis. end Mrs Raga, Gunning and family of To spent -.'the weekend with Mr. and Mr. Jas. (Miller; Betty and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert and family of Pardon, Michi- gan visited Sunday with Mr. unci Mrs. Lloyd Agues and family and MTS. 11/f47 • Jaques. Mrs. Arthur Hopkin andiVliss — SCOTT'Ada Hopkin were Sunday guests . with Mr. and IVIrs. Win, Jones _ -An .entdoor -ereeeption .W0A, And faMily, Eigth Line. held .at the home of the bride Mr. and Mrs. John Redd and on Goderioh Street '1',"Oesib, Sea- family and Mr. arixi. Mrs. Geci. • forth. , . Wheeler visited an Sunday with Mrs. 'Fran k 1)111144 $0440.4111, Mr- and tiers. Sallittel HILITSt and e;eariag a vieke thtept dresale, Mr. and Mrs.. Ronald Hurst and mmedi with. chantilly .** and family of Windsor. - • Miss Muriel Kennedy, ,Leintode. Mr. and Maw. R. L. McAlister waring a sleeveless A.-14ne:4os of Lang Sask. and Mr. and ef ,beige linen, reeeived. -the Ur& Melvin Fitzsimons of -guests, They each -wore a ear- Lumsden, Sask. visited for a sage el beige ereeees, • ,. few days with the formers sis. Mr. Donald Scott, Q C. Forte tel.' Harry Weber =A Mr' hill, uncle. of the bride, anted' 27' as master of eererhonies. lees. James IVIIIIer spent a u aem- couple, ef weeks with her mo - The bride's, travelling t -se ther, IVIrs. Ohm Jollies of Exe- nine for a Wedding "WI) to Nos- ter who has been, ill. Kit and sau in the Bahamas was a yet- Mrs. Jones returned whit her low linen (tress with matching to spend a few days. coat, white accessories and a Miss June King who is wor- white °rabid corsage. , . •king near London for the sum- Amonig the guests were the met spent the weekend at her godpa.rents of the -bride, Mr. home. and Mrs. Robert Bowlby, York Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Piing. 'Mills, and Mr. and Mrs. T.H.L. le, ;.Wayne and Terry of Lon - Rice ol Guelph. Other out of don and Mks. Mt' Copeland and town guets were present from Jean were Sunday guests with London, Toronto, Ottawa, Kit- Mrs. Arthur Hopkin. cherver, Waterloo, Sarnia, Str- Mr, and Mrs. James McLach- eetsvilLe arid Exeter. len entertained to dinner at the_ Mr, and Mrs. Teall will re- Elm Haven in Clinton on Thurs. side on Goderieh Street East day evening, their son, Wayne, in Seaforth. , Miss Sharon Smale and Mr. and . Mrs. Wm. Sraale of Hensall, prior to ,Sharon and Wayne's commericement exercises. Way- ne plans or furthering his stu- dies next term McKILLOP Mr. and .Mrs, Hamad 1VIcCal lum, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regel and Mrs. Shirley Glanville hel open house in honor of Mr. an Mrs. Edward• Regele's 49th" w`ed ding anniversary on Sunday July 7th. Friends called from London, Parkhill,. Malton, Wood stock, St. Joseph, Walton, 8 -rod hagen, Crediton and surround ing district. The couple was presented with many lovely gifts and a lazy boy chair from the family. Mrs. Joseph Thornton and 1VIrs. Elmer Koehler 'poured te• a in the afternoon and Mrs. Clar ence Regele and Mrs. William Koehler in the evening: • Mr. and Mrs. Regele expres- sed their thanks to everyone for making their 40th anniversary so happy an occasion. On Saturday, July 6th, Mr. and Mrs. le McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele, Mrs. Shirley Glanville and Mr. Stan Preszca- tor, Mrs. Joe Thornton, . Miss Muriel Glanville and Mr. Ron Foran surprised 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele by taking them to Zurich for dinner. ,Mr. Regele is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reg- ele. Mrs. Regele is the former -Mena Thornton, daughter of Mrs. Joe Thornton and the late Mr. Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Regele have a family of three, Lloyd, of Prince- ton; Pearl of Walton; and Shirley •of Crediton. 11B INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS ACCESSORIES COME IN AND ASIC FOR YOUR FREE BRIDAL GIFT REGISTER The Huron Expositor Seaforth Phone 527-0240 Seaforth formarearemeeme,,,,,Alswear • Mr. and Mrs. John Witteeeen, Sharon and Brian attended a family reunion at Grand Valley on Sunday. e Mesdames Fred Parkinson and Wilfred Wilson, Ross Robinson and Lloyd Cowdrey enjoyed the Vim trip to Niagara Falls on Monday. It was sponsored by the Kirkton Horticultural Society. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robin- son and Miss Eileen Robinson of England, are visiting for sometime with the fOrmees sister, Mrs. John Tomlinson, John and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine were guests at the Rupee!. Pieroni wedding in St, Marys on Saturday and also the eve- ning reception in the St. Marys Arena. Mr. and Mrs. James McLach- len and Mrs. Marjorie Chivers of Sarnia, visited on Friday eve- ning with Mr." and Mrs. Arthur Jackson of Waterloo. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Thom- son of Parkhill visited Sunday with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills and Mr. Edgar Mills and also attended the Memorial ser - ma. 1 onald Group Has Reunion The second annual MacDon • ald retenion, was 'held at Lions Park, Seaforth, on Sunday July 7th. Thene were forty present. The results of the sports con - 'ducted by Ross and Grace Sar- aras and Don and Wendy, Tre- MOW were: races; is school, Jimmy McLure; 6 - 9, Kenny MacDonald; 10 7 12, Debbie McClure; ladies, Greta Baker; men, Don McClure,. Three legged, race: 12 and undee, -Cheryl and Debbie Mc- Clure; adults, Wendy and Don Trenteer; - Kick the slipper: a and un- der; Cheryl McClure; 12 and under, DebbieMcCittre; ladies, Marilyn Wright; men, Ross, Se- raras; Shoes mix up relay, Cheryl MeClures team; Ball, threw, Doni &rams; Weiner nelay, Ted La- mont's team; Wheelbarrow race, Ted Lamont' and Donna Lynne Sholbrao-k, Debbie and Cheryl McClure; Balloon relay, Dolma Lynne Sholbrook's team; Guessing candies in jar, Valerie Baker. After a picnic supper the election of officers took place. Officers are; president Grace Sararas; sec-treas., Ross Macr Donald; Sports Committee, Gre- ta and Murray- Baker, Marilyn and Don Wright; Social Com._ mittee, Allan and Jean John. sten, .Edna and Wilfred Tre. meer. The picnic will be held n.eet year on July' 6 for dinner at 1;30 p.m. at the same placei ..P.A.momitarreftairomilaintaikmeragolmftwoomelikow.raromiumomirroomftwor Seaforth Monument Works 'All Types of Cemetery • Memorials , OPEN DAILY PRYDE &SON IntedrieS are invited --01veleOlione Ntunber4 EXETE1R, 2354620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAOORTH: Contact WIIII* Dundas" ,Ii(JRC,4 *XPO$O, AIEOJ vice at xtirjk-t44 D:4141rOopietery. Ur. and Igrs.Jalitfrt9 aM Myt1. a 11lOon aijgi,s,sCa Myrtle and-Pead Wine antf Messra, Lloyd arid Charlie Brine of Basellne were Sunday guests with and Mrs. ()scar Brine. Mrs, James, McLachlen and. Debbie and llirs.'Afarjorie-Chiv- ers of Sarnia Spent the week- end at ,Arran Lake and alao at- tended the new Hepworth Coun- try and Western Show, Tho Messengers group- raet in the basemeint of the church cin Sunday mmniltg444416 church oegyi0. Tho thme of the Meeting was "Luvvzo risks being had for oornoone else. Janet Tomlinson read a Pan% "My band in Godi's". The cb,ap. ter on the study book was tak- en by Mrs. Lloyd Jaques. Ver- non Tho31113son read the serip. tire lessen and Rabble Dick- ey led in prayer. A poem, "Half past eight" was read by Nancy Jatpies. Mrs. Dickey took the Bible Study. Remember./ It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be .money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. 'blue coal' Champion Stove and 'Furnace Oil WILLIS DUNDAS Office 527-0150 — Res. 527-1053 *asoo...ftrimsoftwiemowarronar.;;00...........• Y 1 UAL 'FIRE IN NCI (OMPANY Offics Mato Str.0 1,1E4,POrrif • • ,InziPelii * Tow n- PW•Hinii# ", All chkitoo, of Firm Proporty. Pominc0 49#41.1§' liChtorchisf Schcmtig 'Ms racto,desi• ,coye.ra smoke mgter Pimageg "WM • 451404 ete4 akrct WO/X(4 ' AOgNIIS: -Terme Hens, MI: I. $eeferthl Xfaueg Seaforth;: Wrn. Leper, bondeshora"; Selwyul, Baker Rarcicli $quires, Clintei,(iearg0 Coyne, DuNin; D4 Seaforth. FARM, FARM STOCK FOR • SALE? USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED DiaI 527.0241/ 1 Holiday 'Notice Seaforth Machine Shop will be doted for holidays JULY 20 to AUG. 5 SEAFORTH MACHINE SHOP WEEDY BRA -44111u. 11 SAM? SAMS our IN THE GARAGE SWEARING • 7E12121E3W, SPEEDY. VEH -HE DOESN'T GET 1 MUCH EXPRESSION_ IN IT Does He? .4yr 011 - *0 ,C4th,Motki, FIX IT, HEV NEVER HAVE TO USE SUCH EXPRESSIONS, THEY DOA MB RIGHT, VIDECIAZ SALE 1968 CHEV. SEDAN, A.T., Demo 1967 CHEV. "8", A.T., Lic. 1158746 1966 CHEV. "8", A.T, Sedan — E41-453 1966 FORD, A.T., Radio, "8", H59943 1965 CHEV. SEDAN, A.T. tic. 1159-570 1965 FORD *SEDAN, A.T. H59927 1965 OLDSMOBILE • A.T.,•P.B., PS. and — Lie. H$8-314 1964 CHEV. SEDAN —1162-149 • 1963 CHEVY II -7, 1159339 1963 PONTIAC SEDAN, A.T., A58-716. JULY SPECIALS Pre -Vacation Service • Accurate tests and adjustrnentsof the engine electrical system. • Carburetor idle and speed adjustment. • Exhaust system and bymper-to-bumper inspection. 6 cyLAo most models 8 cYl" 5.10u parts'extra SAL E 0.47Acce, ..S'EacnegfeE P406527-1750 SEAFORTH Lot Open Evenings io 0 Ain. "Serving Seaforth and District for 241 Year*"