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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-11-03, Page 5• a r 1. • s • • 7 r,IG 0 Merritt -Payne • HOW/ Vnited! Church,.. leve, ly with l:a; flora background, of OU ' g11td10,1ir--" and-brenzu- urudas y a robe 20th, aing t tt 2 300 p,tln. for a lovely autumn. Wed- ding when Mary Rata, Susan Payne Became the 'bride of Sgt. Gary Ira. Merritt of California, U.S.A. Rev. Harold Currie of- ficiated fog the dquble ring cere- mony. The bride is the laugh. ter of Mr. end Mrs. Carl Payne of RR 1, Hensall, 'a i4 the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Merritt, 41 Owais- sa St., St. Thomas. Mrs. John Turkheim provided wedding music and accompan- ied the soloist, Mrs. Don Ma- honey, , Galt, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "Because" Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked stun- ning in her floor -length wed- ding gown of white satapeau. The bodice was highlighted by a bateau neckline, elbow length sleeves and empire cut waist. Elegance was portrayed in the gently controlled belled •skirt, while the most delicate chantil- ly lace touched with tiny seed pearls accented the waist and neckline. The main centre of attention was focused on the de- tachable -chapel train cascading from a tailored bow at the back neckline and was completely silhouetted with the same lace appliques. To complete • her bridal outfit, the bride wore a French pure silk illusion veil caught up by a flattering ros- ette headpiece. She carried a cascade of gold and orange roses. Bridal attendants, Miss Mari- lyn Galloway, London, maid of honor, Miss Helen Payne, Port Elgin, cousin of the bride, Miss Sandra Merritt, St. Thomas, sis- ter of the groom bridesmaids, were identically gowned in floor length gowns of peach satapeau. Lace bodices featur- ed elbovi length trumpet sleeves, bateau necklines and empire waists;' and were multi -colored. The skirts were elegant sheaths, To add a final touch, to their ensemble, they wore matching rosette headpieces accented by cocktail veils in the peach. They carried bronze spider mums with moss green velvet ribbon. Mr. Gerald Minty, London, was best man and Mr. Wayne Payne, Hensall, brother of the bride, and Mr. Don Mahoney, Galt, ushered guests. The wedding reception• was held .in the church hall with a three tier wedding cake center- ing the head table, flanked with candelabra and bronze and yel- low mums: For receiving the bride's mo- ther wore a jade green braided ribbon with peau de soie trim jacket and dress. The groom's mother chose a blue crepe sheath dress and 'wore a corsage of white andpink orchids ,res- pectively, For travelling the bride wore a two-piece white wool suit with black accessories with which she wore a corsage of white and pink carnations. The young couple will live at El Toro, California. The groom has just returned from Viet Nam where he was stationed . with, the .American marines. •Guests at the wedding were from England, 'St. Thomas, .Lon- don, ---Galt, Toronto, Port Elgin, •Crediton and Hensall, Pannell -PA, cNaughton Raymond Douglas Funnell, of Guelph and Ada Jean McNaugh- ton, exchanged wedding vows in Brucefield United Church on Oct. 8th, at 3 p.m. Rev. Donald Stuart conducted the ceremony. Candelabra and standards of bronze and yellow mums dec- orated the altar of the church. The bride -is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McNaugh- ton, Kippen and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Funnell, St. Thomas. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length , gown of white peau ,de soie wittilFrench guipuire lace bodice in empire style with el- bowlength sleeves. The .chapel train w.as,acc.erited with lace ale. pliques. Her 'silk illusion veil was held with a coronet of pearls and crystals over a fron- tal layer of pearl edged lace leaves. She carried a cascade bouquet of orange delight roses with stephanotis and ivy. The bride was attended by Miss Margaret was of London as maid of honor and brides- maids were Miss Linda Edwards Toronto, frliss Mary Oliver, Nap- anee and Miss Jean Funnell of St. Thomas. They wore identical floor 'length dresses of imper- ial green crystal charm and car- ried crescent bouquets of bronze poms. Mr. Phillip Heard of London was groomsman and ushers were Mr. ,Bob McNaughton,. Kippen, Mr. Arthur Funnell, Toronto and Mr. Bob Harrington, St.. Thomas. Organist for the occasiop was Mr. Allan Harrington, St. Thom- as and soloist was Mr. James Chandler, Grimsby, who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "The Wedding Prayer". • The groom's gift to the bride was a single strand of pearls. A reception .was held in the Classified ads pay dividends. f church hall where the bride's mother received the guests in a powder blue brocade dress, with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother chose a dress of teal blue lace over silk with black 'accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. For a wedding trip to 'Pen- nsylvania, the bride travelled in a two-tone. green suit in a double breasted style accented with brown accessories and a high pill box hat with irredes- cent feathers in tones of green. Her dark brown coat was im- ported..French tissue. Guests were present ,from Toronto,. St.1 Thomas, Guelph, Napanee, Grimsby, London, New, Hamburg, Kingston, Tillsonburg, Goderich, Burlington and Kapus- kasing. Mr. and Mrs. Funnell are�cesiding in Guelph. 444-44.4.44.444444r, .4444444,4•4.84444444.4444444 WOMEN'S... HOSPITAL AUXILIrARY An interesting evening has been arranged' for the Novem- ber meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary, to be liel'dl at the Seaforth. High School Auditor- ium, November 8th, at 8:15 p.m. It has been planned to en- tertain all who have helped in any way with the Auxiliary pro- jects, for example, the rummage sale, penny sale, 'gift shop and tuck cart, so please feel wel- come to .come, , • RED CROSSWILL MEET The regular meeting of the Red Cross will be . held Friday afternoon at 3 pan., in Carne- gie Library,'Seaforth. • LARONE'S- S•lacks - Slims -.- Lined Jeans Mitts and Gloves Caps and Winter Head Wear SNOW SUITS 12 months to 24 months 9.98 to 12.98 4 to 6X 7.98 to 14.98 • JACKET. COAD 7 to 14 BOYS' 4.98 to 12.98' GIRLS' 8.9.8 to 12.98 COLD DAYS LIE AHEAD - PREPARE FOR THEM LARONE'S Seaforth's 5c to $1.00 Store Stationery .- Gifts News of Constance Neighbors gathered recent - to honor Mrs. Ross Mac- Gregor who has taken up res- idence in Seaforth. On Mon- day evening the school area of S.S. NO. 1 gathered at • the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter to present 'Mrs. Mac- Gregor, Mary and Margaret with farewell gifts; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and family of Crediton were Sunday• visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and fam- ily. Mrs. Irene Grimboldby vis- ited ori Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betties„ of Winth- rop, Mr. and 'Mrs. Herb Corn - forth , of Toronto visited on Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan and family. •Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn and . Melody visited on Sun- dav evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Osbone, Walton. Mrs. Alex Riddle of God- erich is visiting foe a few clays with'.lv[ii, and rs.George Leitch. Mr. Jack Medd, Mrs. James Medd visited on Monday with Mrs. George Layton of Exeter. Ken Cook is a patient in Clinton Public Hesnital. The F a 11 Thankoffering meeting ,of the u.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. El - ma Jewitt, The 'resident Mrs. Reg Lawsbn presided. Mrs. John Nottingham of Ladner, R.C. was guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Glou- sher, SStewart and Barbara spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter of Blyth. Remember! It takes but a monient to place an Expositor. Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 504240. --» CLIP THIS .ADV. FOR REFERENCE BRUE ED NE Victor Hargrli^aves axil a business trip to Va4447 early ,'this week. • Miss Marl; Ell'fott, Clinton- spent -'Tuesday with hex sister Mrs, T.A. Dutton. . ' • Anniversary •Services were held in Drucefleld II n ii t 0 d Church on Sunday. • Mr. Wally McBeth Is not as well as his inany friends would Hite. • Mr; and Mrs. L. C. Smiley of Erin, Spent a week with'. their cousins in the village,' Mrs.. Sholdice, Exeter, vis- ited with her daughter, Mrs. A. Paterson this week. ° Mr. and .Mrs. Stanley Neale are spending this week with Mrs. Stackhouse and Mr and Mrs. Mac Wilson: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zur- brigg and Pat, Wingham, were weekend visitors with Mrs.. John A. McEwen. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Funnell, Guelph, visited with Mrs: Fun- nell's • parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McNaughton. • Mr. Dquglas McBeath spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McBeath. Mrs. Jarvis Horton and Mrs. iiarpale, , Hensall, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin _Thomp- son, Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scottandattended the•dnniver- sary services were: Mrs. Wil . OF THE W igbt� Mr . Oserget .14(0•. Carlisey; Mrs. Mtn Cates •and •Mrs, Alton Johnston, Seafort .' Mrs. Bruce• )Ceys alndi- allIi ri VOW 0,04..$t144,# -With '.. and Mrs, W._,L Clark. Nr. and Mrs, Vic Taylor, .ef Clinton, attended: •Ghureil here on. $11.1104y_p4 visited with lir;. ' and Mrs. Itarvey i Taylor, Miss Helen $roadfoot, Loin don, James Broadfoot, Kitchen- er, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broad, foot were at' the home of their parents for anniversary services. Brucefield United Church held special anniversary ser- vices. They were assisted by The Jones Boys, Kippen and the ladies' trio. Mr. Stewart l3oardfoot had, the misfortune to injure one of his fingers; necessitating medi- cal care. • Mr. and Mrs. William Stuart, London, have come to spend the winter with'their son, Rev. D. E. Stuart and Mrs. Stuart. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Mac Wilson is confined to the hospital. Brucefield firemen were 'caI- led out on Sunday night to a fire. The house belonged to Mr, Orval Workman. tiwt011 Mgr**, Classified ads pay dividends. READ,. (House of Better Shofs) PHONE 527-0690 SEA, ORTIU, 'OTT,,. BAUER SKATES Tots - Ladies' Figure - Youths' - Boys'.. - MEN'S PLEASURE. and HOCKEY SKATES USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED THEY PAY YOU DIVIDENDS Phone 527-0240 Seaforth -- CLIP THIS ADV. FOR REFERENCE - -- CLIP THIS ADV. FOR REFERENCE - CLIP THIS ADV. FOR REFERENCE ..THIS IS THE.. FT f YE AIATTON LIMITEn ...ANNUAL .. . (Since 1894)' actory Outlet Sale At The Old. Mill - ., BLYTH, ONTARIO - - Phone 5239313 - - . Oct. 26 to •Nov. 19 oollEn Blankets . Only because we are the producers of our own raw wool are we able to offer these values. The opportunity is yours to compare and . to take advantage of this merchandise, Glen Laine SATIN BOUND 72"x90", 100% Pure Virgin Wool, full 4 Ib., 7 colours, 4" Satin Binding. Value $25.00 SALE PRICE $10.50, CARRIES WOOLMARK SYMBOL - The symbol that. money can't buy - Internationally awarded for quality alone. Glen Laine SATIN BOUND CRIB ,:._l 36"x50",n 100% Pure Virgin Wool, 4•95 4" Satin - Binding - 6 Colours (cal; ries • Woolmark symbol). Value $a.95 SALE PRICE' ■ Glen Laine AUTO ROBE Wool - 72"x84", 100% Pure Virgin Wool. Red & Black Sit) 2OO ea Check, Yellow & Black Check. (Carries mark symbol). Value $22.95 SALE PRIC,E ■ • Glen Laine RAINBOW 72"x84", 90% Pure Virgin Wool, 1D%/a Viscose VALUE $15.95 SALE PRICE $9.50 Glen Laine COTTAGE 72"x84" and 64"x84" 90% Wool, 10% Angora Mohair , VALUE $12.00 SALE $6 95 PS5 �50 PRICE . AND Glen Laine. CRIB 36"x50", 90% Pure Virgin Wool, -10% Viscose VALUE $5.50 • SALE PRICE $3.95 Traveller AUTO ROBE - WITH MATCHING CARRYING CASE Value $14.95 $9.95 SALE PRICE CASE WITHOUT $7.95 Red, Blue and Green Tartan HOURS: Open every day 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. including Wednesday - O • en Saturda evening until 10:00 • .m. Leather Dress Gloves Leather gloves are just naturally beautiful. Because they are genuine leather 'they ensure you of elegance, quality and long wear. Only by using our own leathers are we able to. offer such values. - LADIES' GLOVES VALUES FROM $4.00 TO $1t95 PRICES SALE FROM 32▪ 00 -8.50 All types to choose .from ... Shortie to 8 button length, lined and unlined, Shearling Gloves. MEN'S GLOVES VALugs FROM $3.00, TO $12.95 FRO$1▪ 50-$1'95 PRICES Choose from: Deerskin, Capeskin, 'Kid, Pigskin Shearling Gloves. Wool and Pile Lined or .Unlined. Suede and Leather Coats and Jackets Remember Leather is our business ... and so is fashion. Enjoy this 'combina- tion at Factory Outlet prices. LADIES' - -' Priced from 339 95 to $19500 Coveted suede coats . many with a flurry of lynx, fox or mink - others with zip -out orlon pile linings. Exciting sample colours . Sizes 8 .to 20., MEN'S ▪ Priced from $19, 95 to 3115.00 Styles available: Windb'reakers, Jackets - Unlined, Zip -in Borg lining, Borg • lined, Western type with fringe, Bomb'er Jackets - shearling' lined, Ski Jackets. Full Length Coats, Shearling Coats. C Genuine Glen Laine .:..She skin 1.. s A gift of distinction - combines the ruggedness... 4leather with the beauty and softness of wool. FACTORY OUTLET SALE SPECIAL SHEEPSKIN RUGS HoneyeOnly SALE PRICE $9.50 ea. SUR REGULAR LINE - All Colours available 22 9 Glen La nAeR SIiEEPSKIN RUGS SALE PRICE s13■0m ea. SHEARLINGS Truck and Tractor Seats Excellent for medical, use in prevention of or treatment for bedsores. Also used for relief of arthritis and rheumatism. Chrome tanned to render washable. Available in White & Honey Only. Value $14. S7 50 FACTORY OUTLET PRICE Seconds of Rugs and , Shearlings ONLY $5,00 EA. WOOL SPORT SOCKS White Woo(, 70% Pure Virgin wool, 30% nylon. Various sizes Men's Sport Socks 99c Men's Seml-Dress $1.10 White Socks Ladles' and Children's 99c Sort Socks ..... Genuine Leather MOCASSINS , An excellent gift item at our Factory Outlet Prices. Mocas- sins available In 10 styles and priced from 99c to $5,50 Don't Iss thls o. • ortunit SHEARLING VESTS Don't miss this opportunity to have •a ' genuine Sheepskin Shearling Vest. Makes a won- derful gift for the 'person who works outdoors or loves to hunt FACTORY. OUTLET PRICES $9.50 and $10.75 (Extra Ion • st les available WOOL WORK SOCKS A fantastic Factory Outlet Sale offer. 90% Pure Virgin Wool blended with 10% Nylon. Com- pletely machine washable. 31/2 lbs. per doz. Buy by the dozen and save even more. VALUE $1.25 PER PAIR 1 PR. 2 PR. 1 DOZ. 65c $1,25 $7.00 CHILDREN'S LEATHER GLOVES and MITTS Deerskin tanned to always dry soft. Suedes and Grain Leather. Various colours GLOVES SALE PRICE lvi1TTS SALE PRICE $1.95 pr. 99c-$1.50 SKI MITTS For the whole family. Deer- skin tanned to always dry soft. Suede and grain leather avail- able. Assorted, colours. Deep pile Tined. LADIES' &-GIRLS' $2.95 SALE PRICE .... MEN'S & BOYS' $3.50 SALE PRICE SHEARLING WASH MITTS GENUINE SHEEPSKIN The best for washing cars and dusting furniture. Absolutely will hot scratch. Sale "dee 99c SHEARLING SLIPPERS These warm sheepskin shear - Ling slippers are and madel Value $10,50 and $10.25 SALE PRICES Only $7.50 and $7.25 Glen Laine CHAMOIS FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICES 75c - $1.50 - $2.00 LEATHER WORK GLOVES and MITTS Choose your type of work glove from our large selection. Sale Prices range•,.from,.75c to $2.50. Value $1.50 to $5.50 YOU CAN SAVE EVEN MORE BY BUYING THEM, BY THE DOZEN! CASHMERE SCARVES Enjoy the combination of soft- ness and warmth In pure cashmere. Scarves, available in various Paisley and Floral designs. SALE PRICES. $3.95 - $3.50 ..$2.95 LEATHER HATS and BERETS Several styles available In various shades of stied') and grain leather PRICED FROM $11.95 to $15.95. GENUINE AFTER SNOW Shearling Lined Value $38.00 SALE PRICE .$29.95 HAIR SEAL SKI and BOOTS Pile Lined • Value $19.95 SALE PRICE $14.95 GENUINE HANDMADE SHEEPSKIN TOYS Every'child should hstid One 'of these soft and cuddly PRAM TOYS and ANIMALS PRICES FROtve $175 to $14,95 ▪ CLIP THIS ADV, FOR REFI RENCE -,-- - CLIP THIS ADV. FOR REFERENCE