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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-04-20, Page 10• o - E *AMON EXPOSITOR, SRAFORTH, ONT., APR. 20, 1967 LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLY CENTRE. FERTILIZER: For Lawn 'and Garden 6-9-6 Evergreen and 12-6-6 Golfgreen non -burning 20-20-20 Soluble Plant Treat (can be sprayed on) Also other fertilizer for gardens GARDEN BONE MEAL WIZARD SHEEP MANURE PEAT MOSS: 2 cu. ft. and 4 cu: ft. size • LAWN GRASSES and GARDEN SEEPS OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED' Phone. 527-1910' -- Seaforth WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-4240 Read the Advertisements -= It•*s a Profitable Pastime! HIGHER INTEREST RATES- GUARANTEED INVE MENT CERTIFICATES 6% for 1, 2 or 3 years 614% for 4or5years Available in amounts of $100 or more An ideal investment for security and high return. The Industrial nMortgage & Trust Company ESTABLISHED- 1889 OFFICES: Forest Sarnia - Petrolia Strathroy Contact Our Representative DONALD G. EATON Phone 527-1610 -- Seaforth WEDDING INVITATIONS COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Diss! 527-0240 -- Seaforth Bingo 'Winners Winners There vas a good attendance at the hinge Friday evening, sponsored by the Seaforth Leg- ion', egion•, Branch 156. Winners of special games Mrs. Eckert, 'Dublin; 11/rs. Holmes, Wingham; Irene, Mum- iack, Seaforth; Mrs. Bill Aus- tin, Seaforth and Mrs. Sanger, Mitchell. Door prizes went to Mrs. Bert Boyce, Clinton and Mrs. Tom Sharp, Clinton. Following are. the regular game winners. Mrs. Boyce, Clin- ton and Mrs. Schade, Mitchell; Mrs. Campbell, Mitchell; Mrs.. Taylor, Seaforth; Mrs. Vander - burg, Clinton; Mrs. Eckert, Dub- lin; Mrs. Watson, Seaforth; Mrs. Pelletier, Clinton; Mrs. Whit- taker, Hensall; Mrs. Barry, Eg- mondrvilie; Alma Pinkney, Sia forth; Muriel Bode, Mitchell; Mrs. Lee, Clinton; Bili Austin, Seaforth. UCW Meets • The Tuckersmith Unit one of Brucefield United Church UCW met' at the home of Mrs. D, E. Stuart on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ham and Mrs. Edgar Stoll were in charge. Mrs. Ham opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs, E. Stoll gave the topic, Centennial of Huron County. She said that the Indians settl- ed in 1833 and that Brucefield was the first named village and Varna the second. The rbll call was answered by telling where your ancestors were born. The secretary's report was given by Mrs.'. E. Sillery. Mrs. N. Sillery' read a card of thanks from Mrs. Ross Scott. Mrs. John Henderson conduct- ed the •business. Mrs. John Broad'fu000rzzepbr'ted-for the -cen- tennial meeting held . at 'the home of Mrs. Stuart, which will be held on Friday evening at 8:30, at the church, Mr. Stuart will show pictures of his stay overseas and there will be an old fashioned program. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, E. Sillery. Lunch was served by Mrs. Stu- art, Mrs. Edgar Allan, Mrs. J. Soulei, Mrs. E. Sillery and Mrs. Berry. WANTED Old Model Cars for - Cente4ulial Parade at HENSALL SPRING FAIR • CONTACT ...Elgin Thompson • Phone 262.5041 'P. L. McNaughton Phone 262-2118 HENSALL •South Huron Agricultural So- ciety. Parade on June 20, 5:30 BURNS CL'EANER NO SMOKE, 1101 ODOUR HEAT/NG OIL • Walden & Bioadfaot Phone 527-1224 -- Seeferth • 'Be a master ............. w Changer -of -address when youmove dere Plan n Grey Twp. Grey Township Centennial committee met in Ethel, Thurs- day, 'when committees reported gress celebration to be'held at Ethel, o Jnunepro16-lath.fol the Centennial The parade committee with John Conley as chairman have already received several en- quiries about entering floats. They have gontacted Mrs. Anna Meyer, Murray Gauntt fid+ Ro- bert McKinley to act. as judges. The booth committee with Mrs. Robert Bremner as chair- man, have plans under way Arid Frank Smith and committee in= charge of grounds and parking are making plans. The finance: committee were asked to6 appoint 'a treasurer. Rae Houston is chairman. The didecorating committee were rep- resented at the meeting by Dav- Brown. The publicity and advertising committee with Mrs, Orval Har. rison as chairman are pleased with the co-operation of three local weekly papers in the use of historical articles which are appearing Weekly. The sports committee with Max Demery as ,chairman have plans under way. The program committee with Robert Cunningham as chair- man are planning dances ori Friday and Saturday evenings with a program on Saturday fol- lowing the parade. The ,Sunday program (weather permitting) is to. be an open air church ser- vice at 2:30 p.m. on the school grounds, The committee is also planning to sponsor dances commencing in the near future to assist with immediate ex- penses. WILL` IAMSON - BLAKE Baskets of yellow and white ahrysanthemunrs, yellow daf- fodiils and fern decorated St. Ambrose' Roman ,..Catholic Church for- the marriage of Anne ,Marie MarieBlake and Kenneth Millard Williamson. Rev. John G. ' Mooney officiated/. Miss Yvonne Connolly, organist, play- ed and sang traditional wedding music. The bride is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George L. Blake, RR 2, Brussels and the bride- groom is a sokof Mr. and Mrs. Norman William n. Walton. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor - length satin empire sheath own, lace over satin - bodice, sty led'witli scalloped neckline, lily -point sleeves. A ].ace over satin train, • edged' with satin, fell from three waist bows. A satin floral headpiece secured her scalloped four tiered, el • bow -length veil. She carried a bouquet of red. roses with white otreamers' and fern Miss Maryann Phalen, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, Miss Rosemary ,Blake, cousin of the bride, Mrs, Ronald 'Little, Brampton, were brides- maids. All wore floor -length empire waist sheath` gowns; of aqua crepe bodices, white crepe skirts, styled with scoop neck- lines, cape sleeves, white lace with acqua.ribbons at the waist. They carried spring bouquets of yellow and white carnations,. yellow streamers and fern. All wore • aqua satin shoe,, aqua crepeheadpieces,. opera -length white gloves. Mr. Gerald Blake, brother of the bride, was best man, *hile Gerald Williamson, brother of the groom and Ronald William- son, brother of the groom, ush- OBITUARY MAL5DLM, JOHN ENGEL ,Malcolm John. Engel, passed away suddenly at his home in Cranbrook on Thursday, April,. 13, in his • 68th year. He was born in Grey' Township, the song{ of the late Mr., and Mrs. Con- rad Engel. He spent his entire life' in the township and operat- ed the blacksmith shop now the garage and machine shop for the past. 45 years. He was married to Annie Smolldon in January,: 1923, who survives along with one son, Gordon, who worked with his father. Two brothers Robert of 'Mitchell, Ross of Cranbrook and five 'gr'andchild- ren alao survive. Funeral service was .held on Saturday, from the D. A. Rann funeral home, Brussels, with Rev. C. A. Winn, Cranbrook Presbyterian Church, eondtuit- ing the service. Pallbearers were Earl''Dunn,`, Frank Smith, Glen Huether, Maurice Cameron, Calvin Cam- eron and Kenneth MacDonald, all neighbors of • the deceased. Burial was at $russelsr cemetery, • ered the guests. A reception was held in the Brussels Legion Hall; where the bride's 'mother received the guests wearing a two-piece suit of aqua . wool with a gray fox cape, with black accessories and a corsage' of yellow. carna- tions. She was assisted in re- ceiving by the bridegroom's mother, in a street -length Fus- chea brocaded' dress with black accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations. For a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and, other points in South- western Ontario, the bride 'tra- velled in a green coat and dress ensemble with' black accessories and a corsage of red roses. They will reside"on the bride- groom's farm, two miles east of Walton. Guests at the wedding' were from Moose. Jaw, Saskatchewan, Collingwood. Ghelph, Elmira, London, Brampton," • Seaforth, Walton, and Brussels. Joins Firm : in St. Thomas , J, A. (Bert). Dennis, a graduate of Ryerson Polytechnical Insti- tute in Toronto, has joined, the George E. Morley Architectural firm, 17 Hincks Street in St. Thomas. Mr. Dennis received his early education in Seaforth, Ont, His architectural educa- tion was received in London, Ontario, prior to his graduation in ' architectural technology from Ryerson. He spent four years in architectural work in. London and, two years .ib Tor- onto with, Donald =A. MCCilhig,' Architect. He is a son o�f ,,�x and Mrs. Alex 'Dennis, • McKie leP,• An Expositor OIp§sifieed c phy you divider ttie4,,one4:Pi0152700... r .Remember, It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money, in pock- et.- ock et. To advertise, just ,Dial Sea - forth, 527-0240. ARROW ALL CANADIAN - Petroleums Limited Gasoline • Diesel HEATING OILS Valvoline 011 and Greases "Go With Arrow". AGENT: DON COLEMAN DIAL 527-0646 SEAFORTH -For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM,.• CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CARDNO • Insurance Agency Phone 527-049Q s Seaforth ' Office Directly Opposite Seaforth . Motors There Is. :Time TO SAVE MONEY At the dig 2fortho price of1 • :..plusa penny/ END S SATURDAY • APRIL ' 22nd ASA -REX TAROS KUENIO Fast -acting palttrelief, b gr. -144's Reg. 89¢ 5 gr.200's Reg. $1.19 2/1.20 5 gr. 300's Reg, $1.69 2/1:70 10 gr. 100's Reg. $1.65 2/1.66 Child's • 2%2 gr. 50's Reg., 49¢, , , _2/500 2/50¢ or Mi -31 2/9P MOUTHWASH Lasting mouth freshness. Kills germs pn contact. Boz. R20 of Reg. $1.00. 2501 , 1 ADRIENNE HAIR KLENIO SPRAY ` :-1 TOOTHBRUSHES Regular, Soft or Firm Hold: Lanolin added for softness and sheen. 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Phone 527-1990 -�-- Seaforth WEDDING- INVITATIONS Phone 527-0240 - Seaforth ROc LA MATION! go tothe • 1 Post�ffice, get free change of address cards, fill them out and be onyourway (no postage required) z 5 let the rest of the world know where you are and you wiliget your mall promptly 011 POSTAL INFORMATION toe _• YELLOW :PAGES OP YOUR, r'i uptigNo 1300 , BRITISHEl ,4, 1SRAE - The Bible's N !,,conal Message L. • The Attack on the Throne • Having succeeded in taking from us the symbols, and much of the reality, of our British heritage, the subversive forces which brought this about are now working to . end the Monarchy and mad Canada a republic. - To You- • Who Do Not Want This to Happen May we suggest that ,the first step in any effective opposition to it is to KNOW, and to help brake known, the true identity of our ancient Throne, and why the continuance of our relationship to it is a matter of supreme importance to ALL Canadians, regardless of their racial origin, . J WE WOULb LIKE TO TELL YOU ABOUT, IT For Your TREE Copy of Our Now ,Booklet "BEHOLD YOUR KING" Write to the Secretary: Canadian British-Isrdal t Illocution in Ontario P.O. Box 744, Station #, Ottawa, Ontlarto pp v. DOWN OF SE 1 4 x DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. The Council of the Town of Seaforth has instructed me to declare DAYLIGHT 'SAVING TIME, adopted for the Town of Seaforth, during the periods of Sunday, April 3Oth, 1967• at 12:01 at.rm. -to Sunday, • October 29th, 1967 at • 12:O1 aura. , and respectfully request the citizens to observe the same. . FRA K ° KLI NG, Mayor -- a, *144 4e