The Huron Expositor, 1966-06-23, Page 3•
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4..AREA.WEDD1NG ,;H
GARDINER—WALKER •
Alice Irene Walker. wore •a
floor -length gown of 'peau de
soie in a princess style, which
she designed and made herself,
when she exchanged marriage
vows with Larry Joseph Gard-
iner, RR 1, Cromarty, at Crom-
arty Presbyterian Church, on
• June llth.
. Rev. :John Boyne officiated
at the ceremony which united
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gardiner, RR 1, Cromarty and
the daughter _of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Walker also of Cromarty.
The bride's gown featured'
lily point- sleeves with appli-
ques of lace motifs. The sabrina
neckline was outlined in lace
motifs as well as the pleat in
the back of the skirt. The train
of double-edged •lace fell from
under a bias band across the
shoulders. The circled head-
•'. dress with a cascade of tulle to
the shoulder completed her
costume. The bride was given
away by her father. She car-
ried a Bible crested with red
roses and trailing ivy.
The' Matron of honor was
Mrs. Jack McGhee, London and
bridesmaids were Shirley Gar-
diner, Cromarty, Grace Clifton,
Brucefield and Linda Currie,
Dorchester. Train bearer was
David Hulley, Winthrop; flow-
er girl, Judy McGhee, London;
and ringbearer, Robbie Gardin-
er. Murray James Finlayson,
Exeter, was groomsman and the
guests were ushered by -Ken-
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neth Walker, Exeter, and Jim
Hocking, Cromarty.
The matron of honor wore a
mauve, street length gown in
a princess style line with. match-
ing lace bolero and mittens.
The headdress was a matching
circlet of taffeta and tulle. The
bride cose yellow and gteen for
her bridesmaids and flower
girl. Their gowns were similar
in style to the matron of hon-
or's.
Soloist Mrs. Robert Hulley,
Winthrop, sang "0 Perfect
Love" and "The Wedding
Prayer" ' accompanied by Mrs.
George »Vivian, Staffa, on the
organ.
The wedding dinner was ser-
ved in the church parlor and a
reception was held in Staffa.
The bride's mother chose a
dress with cocoa lace over pink
satin with pink accessories. The
mother of the groom wore a
light blue lace sheath dresS
with matching long coat arid
white accessories.
For the wedding trip to the
Eastern provinces,-- the bride
wore a pink crepe sheath dress
with a nylon crepe jacket and
white accessories.
Guests attended from Crom-
arty, London, Dorchester, Put-
man, Exeter, Alsia Craig, Kirk -
ton, Seaforth, Parkhill, Bruce -
field, Staffa, Dashwood Mitchell
and Woodstock.
The couple will reside at the
groom's farm in Cromarty.
WEDDING INVITATIONS
Phone 527:0240 Seaforth
Huron
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Loses Directolii,. :3T.bfhejs
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Huron County Hoard, of Will ;044 tq. Hnten County at
•Health bias lest_ the lierYleeS Pt the 'arePlettOn ka eelgse,"
four etnployeeS, lleeito Calvin the report OM:Merited.
Krailter,„BrUssels, chairMan, 1.0 this day .aad age, we,
PCn'teCte Huron Ceunty Colin- find We are in a very egranetk•
cll. ' •tive field for MOO, /.1nit • PO'
UV are:- Dr- R. '1VI, Ai4xs, sonnel. t *Peers that ,no anen-
Whit. has been director of the er •ie a salarY schedule set by
Huron County 119alth one Unit'than it is 'bettered hY
Since Its inception .more lhan another, rlms constant change
10 years ago; Miss L. Robert-, and vying or staff cOntinnea
son, Miss M. Keough and rpee each and every year. In order
L6Abbt.the to obtaiadeenate Stafand e-
same time; the Board tain ihem once they have been
n f r,
has engaged a summer asaia-• ,secured, we feel we must rdeet
tant, Murray Lobb; who in the competition in the field.
turn will , be sponsored on a "We ecommend to County
course at Ryerson Institute, Council,that in future all sal -
Toronto. "We hope Mr. Lobb aries of Health Unit staff be
deleted from the County sal,
ary schedule and left for nego-
dation 'between the Board and
employees."
_Chairman Kreuter comment
ed: "We have lost the services
of these people. All appear to
have legitimate reasons for re,•
signing. They have to be re-
placed."
Dr. Aldis
•Reports to
Council
Dr. R. M. Aldis, director of
Huron County Health Unit, pre-
sented his report to County
Council Monday.
"It is difficult to condense
the accomplishments of your
Health Unit since the hist re-
port to • Connell. The tremen-
dous interest in your county's
geriatric study is most gratify-
-The project worker, Miss
Margaret Atkinson, has begun
the actual survey, municipality
by municipality. While results
cannot be 'collated and analyzed
until some time next year, many
valuable personal contacts have
been made by the Public Health
Nurses as a small part. of this
work."
The rabies picture from Jan-
uary 1 to May 3.1 this year in-
dicated 14 bovine, three dogs,
nine foxes and eight skunks, as
compared with two bovine, no
dogs, one fox, and three
skunks for the same period of'
1965. "The epidemic has been
worst in the Goderich area,"
Dr. Aldis replied in answer to
a question,
The 'director heartily coni -
mended the • Cqunly Board of
Health for its interest in the
work of the unit.
Heads U
Commiftee
Mrs. Tillie Dunn was named
representative- tp the United
Nation's committee for the
Rebekah and IOOF lodges of
this district, at Monday night's
meeting of Edelweiss Rebekah
Lodge. Mrs. Dunn is the newly
elected noble grand of the
lodge. Mrs. James Rose, noble
grand, • presided.
Attending Rebekah assem-
bly sessions in Toronto are
Mrs: Peter Malcolm, as repre-
sentative; Mrs. Wilmer Cut-
hill, as scholar; and Miss Jean
Scott, • who is to receive her
commission as deputy presi-
dent for District 23. Miss Scott
will take office officially on
June-', 29, when the jinatigural
meeting for the -district will be
held here that evening.
• *Mfg ICrauter reported that
'the,Warden, „the Cleik and lifin
01 had been in Toronto look-
ing, for replacements and had
found. 14 klealth Ilnitsnotilang
for A.: doctor difectat He urged,
that' the committee be hJen.L
power to hire "right on the
4trirld". This was the only way
U r compete.
• R was stated that the present
it -ion -Meat was getting $16,000
per year and had been ,offered
a substantial increase. •
Warden Stewart said that he
had been informed by .the De-
partment that the Comity of
Ituron would have to pay
$15,f)00 to $19,004 per 'year to
secure » a man. A representa,
tiye of the Department was
leaving July 1, to recruit En-
glish, Irish and Scotch doctors
O-ceme to Canada to fill these
positions.
Deputy• ` Reeve Harold Robin,
son, Howick, suggested that
Asian doctors also might be re-
cruited to come to Ontario.
New Meat Market
Opens in Seaforth
A store 'ork Seaforth's Main
Street, which for 50 years ser-
ved as a butcher shop will re-
vert again to the meat business
when Rudy's Meat Market opens
Thursday morning.'
The store was occupied by
J. W. Beattie and later by W. L.
Whyte who operated butcher
shops until ,a few years 'ago
when it was used by Sta en's
ovvers.
Rudy's Meat Market is opera-
ted by two partners, Ray Rudy
and Bill Laverty who for sev-
eral . years have successfully
carried on a meat market in
Mitchell. The Mitchell Store
will continue to operate while
the Seaforth meat market will
be in charge of Bill Laverty..
Mr. LaVerty and his family of
five children will move tb Sea -
forth as soon as arrangements
can be made. Mr. Laverty who
has 'been active in the Kinsmen
Club and is an ardent golfer
says he looks forward to his
residence in Seaforth.
Both partners have had ex -
1.4 *Wes imeitgle such
things. as keeping' up with' Of -
tors ln my own obuiity to
onV what needed; 'Where a
,better jp?ce than the Cella)!
Cannel' lir session?"
• Robert E. McKinley, MP fot
Huron, took Monday off -AVM
hs digies at Ottawa, speke
briefly to Huron Cbenty Q04111-
cil, had* lima with; the mem-
bers,- and listened to some of
their problem.
• He was of the opinion that
t h e • International Plowing
Match near Seaforth in. Octo-
ber would be "a big thing for
Huron County"; that Expo '67
would be "a great thing for
Canada" especially in suPPert-
ing our efforts to sell, our pro-
ducts to other countries.,
"I don't think that Huron
CoOnty suffers very much • in
comparison with other parts of
the country," he declared. "Ac-
tually, we are all very well off
here by comparison." He did
not favour the principle of
seeking to be considered a
deliressed area. .
Referring to his duties in the
House of Commons, Mr. McKin-
ley said he had been able to
accomplish — not, perhaps,
many big things — but many
little things. "There is no
trouble keeping yourself oc-
cupied," he stated.
He invited County Council-
lors to mention to him any way
he could help out.
tensive experience in meat re-
tailing, having been in charge
of Stratford butcher chain
units.
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A. J. Mustard, RR .Varna — Phone 482-7435
ROBERT TAYLOR, Sales Representative
RR 3, Clinton — Phone 482-9144
Anhydrous Ammonia Representative
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We personally r select ,Only
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FERTILIZED
40 lbs. garden.
Regulair42.91
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TURF Fertilizer
40 lb. bags
Regular $3.85
Now $2.25
SEED Potatoes
$2.00 per' 75 lbs.
SEAFORTH
FARMERS
Co OP
Phone 527-0770
CUT-UP
CHICKEN
CHOICE LEGS and BREASTS
Ib. 49.
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Cooked
'HAM
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'half Ib. s9c
Wieners 2 lbs. $1
and WIENER ROLLS » 4099c
Mild Onion Flavored
Beef Patties 8
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Blade Steak for Bar -B-0 Ib. 69c
Hamburger 2 lbs. 79c Wieners 2 lbs. 79c
Free Ice Cream
buy one Get a pint
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(Clover Cream Brand) pint at29c FREE!
Our Opening Gifts to You
A FREE LOAF of WESTON'S BREAD to Each of the First 50
Customers. »AIso Free Balloons
FREE DRAW—Turkey — Canned Picnic Ilam —5 Picnic Hams
CASE OF POP—Nothing to Buy. Drop in and Leave Your Name.
Boneless Beef
Pot Roast lb.
49c
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Homemade Pure Pork
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Sausage fb. 69c
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Headcheese Ib. 396
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