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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-08-04, Page 3Old trouble goodbye you• Mei buy` a 44'320, youof replaoe. 'ment1 tetr.oxa�Moni�stw .l uiilM p ,?huu&aleas too wrong ogee �Ivi�hte'we;.l�oFasf�p�sig after yoara.of bard i ervios. ook-and-eve gutter -chain link. ebM indte hundreds• of •taro. Barg'Milia a COMAS, HO of $talls, rater b iwliu everytbiug' for your bumf See us for: FREE plan help, Exclusive copper bearing steel. Special nickel alloy forged steel links.. J. Feed- ers, Green Feed Equipment. Write Fa�rn A►utoniation ' a, AFO*1'H ONT, :A1* 4,,. 1%4 Box 519, Seaforth; Ont. pial 595-4578 PERSONALIZED COASTERS - GIIE'T IA.EA.S SERVIETTES PHONE 527-0240 Seaforth f 4 e i 6 a d Zl r • M r • e t, Season atyour ntiac.'TBLiic DEALERIE Come in and take a look at the beauti- ful Pontiacs, Buicks, Acadians, Beau- monts and G.M.C. trucks we have on hand for this great • CLEAN-OUT SALE and get the deal of your choice. Now that our used car and truck. stocks are at their lowest, we have room for trade ins on new units. Come in and see us now. Our pledge to you, that we will not • be undersold, will show you' that no c.sonable offer is. refused. So -. Come out tonight where the lights are bright every night at your Pontiac -Buick Dealer VIEST EN CA IN MITCHELL From iOur Used '.Car Stock Canes These :=Specials . + 1964 Buick La Sabre, .4 -door hard top, power- steering, brakes, fully loaded 1964 Chev. Belaire, .6 -,cylinder, auto- matic, power steering, brakes 1964 Pontiac, 2 -door hard top, Paris- -ienne, vinyl top, fully loaded 1964 oVolkswagen, one owner, Raven black, 8,400 miles 1961 Chev. Sedan 1960 Pontiac Sedan TRUCKS 1963 G.M.C. 1/2 -Ton, with stock racks ready to go to work 1962 Econoline Ford WEST -END GARAGE O 'EN EVERY NIG1 P TILL 10 TO, OM YOU AND ALL NIGHT TF 'W"E°.HAAVVTO Call 3484932 .'MITCHELL Gulutzen - Thamer Pauline Thamer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- William Tliamer, ,Walton, and Alexander Gulut- zen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- atider Gulutzen, RR 3, Walton, exchanged wedding vows on July 9th, at 3 p.m., in Walton United Church, with Rev. Allan Johnson, Brussels, officiating at the double ring ceremony. The bride was given. in mar- riage by her father before a set- ting of baby mums and white gladioli and a candlebra. She chose a floor length dress of flowered brouquet with, a scal- loped neckline, a fitted bodice and long 'lily point sleeves.' Her net veil was in an organza rose style with applicade, Sister of the bride, Shirley Thamer,, was the plaid of ,hon- or, and the bridesmaids were Anne Holt, Jamestown; Dorothy Gulutzen; Brussels; and Judy Thamer, sister of the bride. Ruth Thamer, sister of the bride, was flowergirl. The maid of honor wore a street length dress of yellow flowered _brouquet. 'The brides- maids wore dresses of lilac flowered brouquet and mint green, and lemon yellow brou- quet. The flower girl wore white brouquet similar to the bride. 'Michael Gulutzen, Brussels, was the groomsman and the ushers were John Thamer, Wal- ton, brother of the ,bride, and Louis .Cardiff, Brussels, cousin of the groom. Organist, Mrs.. Rae Heuther, Walteii, accompanied the Solo- ist, Donald McDonald, also of Walton. For the wedding' trip to Northern Ontario, the bride. chose a powder blue cotton knit _suit, with white accessories and a corsage of red roses', .At the reception, held in the Brussels Legion Hall, the bride's mother received in a /dress of white bonded lace over mint green with matching hat, white accessories and a mauve. cor- sage. The mother of the groom wore a dress of blue lace with white accessories and a mauve' corsage. Guests attended from Manito- ba, Orillia; Cleveland, Barri , Markham, Guelph, London, T' - sonburg, Sarnia, Stratfor , Brussels, and Seaforth. The couple will reside in,. al - ton. TERESA ELIZABETH SHEA, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shea, Dublin, and Jerome Albert Lassaline, Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs,. Norman Lassaline, Centralia, were wed in St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, on July 23. The couple will reside in Toronto. NEWS OF THE UCW Picnic UCW of Zion Church held their community picnic in Mit- chell Park, Monday night, with. about 70 attendin•'g. A pot luck supper was served. Winners of events were: races Girls, 1 to 5, Nancy Pepper, Marilyn' Engel; . boys, 1 to 5, Bobby Engel; girls; , 6 to 8, Wendy Barker, Linda Roney; girls, 9 to 11, Marilyn Roney, Susan Hannon; boys, 9 to 11, Dennis 'Pepper, Russell Bark- er; girls 12 to 14, Ann Aikens, Beth Roney; boys 12 to 14, Ray Barker; young ladies, Betty Ann Barker; young men, Den- nis Pepper; girl`s kick the slip- per, Marilyn Roney; boys kick the slipper, Ray Barker;, ladies kick the slipper, Donna Hannon; men's kick the slipper, Law- rence Hannon; three legged race; Laura Mae Roney, Ken Roney; children's marshmellows on string, Dennis Pepper, Mari- lyn Roney; adults marshmel- lows on string, Donna Hannon, Charlet Roney; ping pong race, Mrs. Daynard, Donna Hannin; grapefruit. race, Mary Malcolm, Earl Barker. Wayne Pepper flew from Re- gina on Wednesday to_spenda week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pepper and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and Glynis, Fullerton, Mr. Pet- er Dodd, London, visited Mrs. Mary Malcolm Sunday evening. Betty Ann Barker spent the weekend in Burford with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams. Barry Gordon, Seaforth, is spending this week with his uncle and• aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald. G. Eaton Office ih Masonic -Block Main Street .' Phone 527-1610 Seaforth Frazer = Chesney Adams, Welland, and the guests were ushered by Stewart Hay- ter, Toronto, Hank Frazer, Wel- land; and Carl Mulcahey, Wes- ton. At the reception in the church hall, the bride's mother receiv- ed in Elizabeth blue chiffon, over taffeta with matching shoes and bag and white acces- sories and a corsage of. white carnations. The • mother of the groom wore a• pale pink sheath style dress with overlay' of white lace and a matching hat with white accessories and a white carnation.,corsage. For the wedding trip to the east coast the bride chose a two-piece deep pink linen suit with white accessories and cor- sage of white carnations. The couple will reside at 306 Dufferin St., Flirt Erie, Ont. Both the bride and groom are at present teaching on the staff of the Fort Erie Board of Edu- cation. Pre -Nuptial Events A shower was given in hon- or of the 'bride-to-be in Wel- land, by the groom's mother, and his sister, Mrs. Carl Mul- cahey. Another shower was given by the ladies of Egmondville United Church. The couple received • many gifts from the students and staff of the Fort Erie Schools. The bride's mother entertain- ed at a tea in honor of her daughter at her home. Gifts and trousseau were displayed by Marjorie Papple, Edith Boyd, Mrs. John Consitt and Dorothy 13oyes. Tea was served by aunts of the., beide Mrs. i3d Boyes, Mrs. Mussell Rayter and Mrs. Mac Chesney.. Baskets of madonna lilies and blue delphiniums and candel- abra formed the setting for the ceremony. uniting in marriage Margaret Elizabeth Chesney and James William Frazer, at Eg- mondville United Church, July 16th. The bride is the daughter. of Mr. and Mrs, Alex F. Chesney, RR 3, Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Frazer, 205 Price Ave., Wel- land. -• Rev. Alan Scott officiated at the double ring ceremony. Solo- ist, Mr. J. G.• Burrows, Exeter, was accompanied by Mrs. Don Carter. - Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a bem-' berg floor length gown with a bodice of cooley lace, a scoop jewel neckline and elbow length sleeves. The dress featured a princess line waist with an. line skirt and detachable chapel train trimmed with matching lace. Her bouffant veil was held by a double crown of crystals and' pearls. She carried a cres- cent shaped bouquet of pink delight roses with trailing ivy. Marjorie Papple, RR 4, Sea - forth, was the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Dorothy Bayes, Egmondville, Barbara Chesney, Seaforth, and Mrs. Carl Mulcahey, Weston. Flow- ergirl was Betty Upshall, Crom- arty. They wore identical floor length gowns of pelican pink sats peau fashioned with sheath skirts and scooped necklines. They wore headdresses Of blend- ed pink roses with matching veil and carried cresttl1t bou- quets of white starburst pours, with pinktulle and stephanotis leaves, The groomsman, was • Ron I®. EVERY WEEK ELMER IS 1 GIVING AWAY: ' CCM IMPERIAL '700" BIKES ONE BOY'S ONE GIRL'S WEEK IN ZION. Dalton Malcolm. Susan Hannon is visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. David Watson for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,Roney visited Mrs. Albert Roney . at Hillside rest home on Sunday. Mr. and IVirs. Robert Roney and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker and Wendy were at Grand Bend, Sunday. FRANC STRQQP' of RR 1, Londesboro; wishes• ,to, an- nounce that from. the .7th of Aust` he will be operating the cold storage in Seaforth. He will be selling frena meat, mostly top local beef and will be custom killing, butchering,- cut- ting and wrapping for your ,locker or home freezer. ForDetails PHONE SEAFORTH, Collect, 527-0180 after August 7th WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! READ'S . POLE & RACK SALE Continues on ALL Summer Casuals Ladies Kaufman Wedge Formtreads Blue 1.8 r Ladies Kedetts Washable -2.98-1.98 Back - t+o - School Ladies Running Shoes 2.98 - 1.98 Ladies Kaufman Casuals Assorted Colours 1.98 - 2.98 Beige White Heels Beige White Flats Children's Sandles and White Shoes 1.98 - 2.g8 FREE D:RAWs,on 2 McBRINE TRAIN CASES To Be DRAWN LABOUR DAY WEEKEND READ'S SHOES & LUGGAGE Seaforth — "Where Satisfaction. is Guaranteed":— 527-0690 oU eitt Witt MEE BIKE: Lots of other dandy prizes too!;4 'f FLYTE ACCESSORY KITS Each Ktt contains bicycle lock, handle grips, bell, ,mud flap and streamers. HOW TO ENTER • L Cut this contest out of paper along dotted lines and color the picture. Or Brow a picture that bolo like'this and color it. FIND THE ERRORS HERE Enter Elmer's Summer Safety Contest. This contest is based on Elmer's rule "When there are no side- walks walk on the left side :facing traffic".•Find the seven errors in the picture then color it and mail to address below. 2 List on separate sheet of , paper the seven thing* wrong in the picture. 3 Mall contest and list to ad- dress em Entry Form. Don't for- get td fill in your name and 'address. Fill in and mail before AUGUST 10 to I A� NAME ' N..N�N.(1M..M....N....gjM....... ELMER - c/o ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE ADDRESS L...NN........ »»M il 1O8 KING STREET. WASTs t... Or y ... L. TORONTO 1, ONTARIO , • AGE . fELf.C'iIONNs....,..«.»..«. ........ lilt! ........ 4 Alt entries become the''pro• pert' of Elmer the Safety Ele• phant and cannot be returned. 5 Children of employees of this newspaper, the Ontario Safety league and C.C.M. may not enter. Contest No. 3 6 Any child of elementary school age may enter. 7 Judges will be Traffic Safety authorities. Judges' d.clsion Is final. 4feeit, ardwirimobe WWI.* 1 -a