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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-09-19, Page 13• • • • • • • • ea of the ``,W4:7'.717.'hY4e=sr,410.0:~VW.MiRte..i.!*%';;'4-M".4,441 Sep THU SDAY and FRIDAY •models & GODERI H ARENA 8 p.m. 11 p.m. NIGHTLY All the 1969 cars for you to see . All under one roof CKNX MOBILE BROADCAST from the FLOOR of the ARENA •FREE! COFFEE Ci DONUTS EACH EVENING To all who visit the Auto Show Compliments of Industrial Acceptance Corp. • FREE! • 100 ROSES EACH EVENING A Free Rose to the First 100 Ladies Compliments of Traders Finance SHOWING WILL BE . BAIRD MOTORS (Goderich) LTD. Representing Chev.-Olds. Divrsion of General Representing Mercury -Meteor Division Ford Motors • HURON AUTOMOTIVE McGEES GODERICH Representing Pontiac -Buick Division of Gen- eral Motors GODERICH MOTORS Representing Ford Division of Ford Motor Co. Motor Co. W. J. MILLS MOTOR SALES Representing All Chrysler Products ABERHARTS GARAGE Representing Volkswagen GRAFF and HARRIS Representing Rambler EATON—TWICT Before an altar decorated with gold gladioli and baby mums, on Sept. 7, 1968, in Nor- thside United Church, Seaforth, Cornelia, daughter of Mrs. E'. W. M. Twigt-Schook, of Rotter- dam, Holland and Kenneth George Eaton, son of Mr. and 1VIrs. George Eaton of Seaforth, were united in marriage with -0 'EGMONDVILLE Mit and Mrs. Norman Mac.. Lean and Mr. and Mrs. John Modeland hate arrirved home atter spending a week in NeW- Yak, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon ARtehell and family of Stratford were - Mato= of MT. and Mrs. Ivan dtritier over the weekend. , Mr. ITowarcl James -attended a Teacher's Federationmeeting in Toronto on the, weekendt. Mr. and MTS. Allan Nichkel- son and family were in New Yorklast week attending Mrs. Nicholson's family reunion. First 'Church WMS Meet ilinst 'Church WAILS. met in the ,Centenarial room of the church with 20 answering, the roll call. The president Mrs. Francis Coleman opened the meeting with prayer. Plans were made for the Fall Thank -offering in October when Rev., L. G. Stairs of Brantford will be, the guest speaker. Bale donations may be left at Jack Thompsons stare by the end of the month. Mrs. Harrold Agar the group leader -took charge a the de- votional part of the meeting and read a poem "Misty Val- ley,' Mrs. Francis Coleman,' Mrs. Ivy Scott .and Mrs. John Thom- pson read several passages of scripture il connection with the Study Book "Christian Truth and other Religions. Mrs. Carolyn Thompson told of her trip to Be114eV11145 Train- ing Schaal and MTS. Agar took ar I-IENSALL Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smillie re- ceived a cablegram' Saturday from their daughter, Mrs. Ter- ence Treasure of her safe ar- rival in Amsterdam, Holland, where she flew to join her hus- band. Mr. Charles Mickle left last week for the United States where he will study for his master's degree at Lehigh Uni- versity. Mrs. Garnet Allan, president and Mrs. Grant iltisback, treas- urer of the Hensall Branch of the Legion( Ladies' Auxiliary, are attending the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary convention being held at the Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa. ST COLUMBAN The following are the names of the beginners entering grade one at St. Columban School: Maureen, McIver, Charlene Wil- liams, Jeanette Staples, Murray Ducharine, Denise Albert, Den- ise Lane, Joe Van 13akel, Mary Ann Nolan, Marg d Kale, Louise Murray, Tom Duffy, Mark Mur- ray, Mary Jane Visser, Mary Verberne, Matthew Mayer. Miss Rose Doyle, Cedar SprIngS, with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doyle. Mr. and 1VIrs.'Jaek Morris and family, London, with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. lVforris. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eckert, Kitchener, With Mrs. Joseph Eckert. Rev: J. C. Britton officiating. Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart presided at the organ. Given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr. , Bill Hart- man of Toronto, the bride was radiant in a floor -length, gown of 'white slub silk arid re -em- broidered chantilly lace, em- pire line, with scalloped neck- line and bell sleeves. A cluster of tiny white roses held her elbow -length four -tiered scal- loped beuffant veil of Silk .11- lusion. She carried a crescent - of stephanotis and ivy. Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. an. Hart- man of Toronto. The bridesmaid was Mrs. Dolores Eaton, Toron- to. They wore identical floor - length gowns of gold peau de charme, empire line, rounded neck, with bell sleeves, gold bow headpieces and carried crescents of gold mums. . Don Eaton, Seaforth, was his brother's groomsman. Larry Eaton,. Toronto, nephew, of the groom, ushered. • ' . A reception followed at the Seaforth Curling Club. Ronald and Gregory Hartman of Tor- onto, had ,charge of the guest hook. A telegram was received from the bride's mother in Hol- land, • conveying, her good wishes. • For travelling the bride chose a pale turquoise wool sotiffle- dress with matching jacket, . black accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart rosebuds. FolloWing a trip ,to England, Holland and, Belguim, the couple will make their home in Toronto. Among their many relatives and friends in the peaforth area, were several guests from Toronto. Remember! it takes but •a moment to place an Expositor - Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. LATEX SATIN .FINISH ENAma Save over $2.25 per qt. 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