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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-09-14, Page 3do A r • t. Y TREEVARIETYtmyA�!fDSor!At1it,E7N7A9UT Woe-. _.. TAPEs1''RMPs -., �, CQVErnNGS Nt?4l.AN.D STYLE-GRQCERJE5 and .C91,D44NATS SEA17 R7I'H, ONTARIO BU ,:5271640 • o . Rog 0,7464 THE McKILLOP MUTUAL • FIRE . INSURANCE COMPANY Cfflce - . Main Street SEAFORTH • Insures: • Town Dwellings • All Classes of Farm Property • Summit' Cottages • ,_Churches, Schools, Halls ° Extended coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling' objects; • p.) is also available AGI NTS " Jame 1 eys, .,,RR 1, Seaforth; V. J,, Lane; RR 5, Seaforth;_ Wm, Leiper, , Jr., rLondesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton. Seaforth. -CENTENNIAL uuuu� four the WEAK END EVERYONE SHOULD DRINK AT LEAST" 3_ (masses a Day MAPLE LEAF DAIRY 'Phone 527-0810 . • Seaforth .Dairy Products are availiibte at , BROWN'S SUPERTEST STATION • . Sundays, Holidays, Everyday .— Maple Leaf The' first thing l wish, to do ie to. thank all • those people who made our Labor Day celebra- tion such a. fine success. It was very gratifying to know that .so many Worked hardir doing var- ious jobs such as organizing, participating hr the parade, sports, supper and display as well as those who gave us the 25gun salute, took part in the Civic official dedication and the, fine groups wlto, put on as good a show of lopal talent as you would find anywb$re. To aU ;of them they +C.entel ni5d core-. inittee extends their 'heartfelt, thanks. Our effort .on. Labor Day was a. .good,,, exaniple of what ,can be accomplished 'when people work together. The next )rig event is the Guy Lombardo 'Dance which takes plate on Monday evening, Sept. 18th. There is a great deal of work involved, but things seem to in progressing nicely and gradually falling in- to place. Most of the reserved seats are gone but we -still have some of the regular seats left. These are ones that let you sit• in the regular hockey seats and opening with steps are be- ing set up so •that you can go over the. boards and'' get down tf} the dancing area. If you in- tend going to the -dance •.don't delay any longer, ,.because these tieket sales are gathering` mo- mentum and, at the present rate will soon be gone. Anyone wish- ing them ^ may obtain sotrne from Ed Taylor's Shoe, Store, Elmer Larone's Stationery or Dick Box's , Furniture Store. Some people are coming from as far away as Saskatchewan and Baltimore, just dor the dance, This shows the popularity .of the' Lombardo music and the hold it has had on the people over the years. To Seaforth especially it brings some nos- talgia because the Lombardos played in this town when they "were just yot hg lads years ago. Our Centennial year'is grad- ually coming to an end but we hope that, the spirit will carry on into the future and drag us farther out of our shells into which we have kept Ourselves lately. 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Discou'i Seaforth t,MotQr PiiAne 5274750 Seaforth LOT UF'OT L"`V*'NINGS TO 9:0 • AT MORRISON -- McASH A honeymoon to Eastern On- tario followed the ` wedding amid mauve and white gladioli In Varna United Church, when Peggy Louise Me4sh, Varna, exchanged vows and rings with Murray Douglas Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. William McAsh, Varna, are the parents of the bride. The groom is the son' of Rev. and Mrs. Murdock Morri- son. Rev. Morrison officiated at his son's wedding, assisted by Rev. Donald MacDonald, Gode- rich, on Saturday, August 12. Music was° supplied by the bride's uncle, Floyd McAsh, or- ganist, and -the ,bride's cousin, Mrs. Ross Orr soloist. - She sang . "The Lord's Prayer" and "0 Perfect ¶- ve." On the arm of her' - father, the bride was lovely in a floor - length gown fashioned fromor- ganza on sheath lines. Guipure lace applique accented with a bow formed he empire waist. Sleeves were above the elbow and the detachable coat train was trimmed with guipure lace applique. A tiara held a four - tiered French illusion facer veil. and she carried a white' Bible accented wit! ,a, mauve orchid an,d, showered with" white rib- bon. . " Maid of honor, Miss Margaret Aldington, Varna, wore a 'gown elegantly styled 'of mauve silk chiffon over taffeta. The :fitted sheath featured • an over -panel softly flowing from 'the yoke of guipure lace. The headpiece was a snatching taffeta bow and veil and she carrieda mauve bas- ket filled with ° white shasta daisies accented with mauve ribbon. ' 'Bridesmaids, Miss Bonnie Stirling, Kitchener, and Miss Mildred • Morrison, sister of the groom, Kitchener, were gowned identical to the maid of honor. Paul Morrison, brother of the groom,•Varna, was grooms.. man. Ushers were Douglas Mc - Ash, brother of the bride, Var- na, and Don Taylor, Clinton. Mauve and white was also ZION Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney' visited Mrs. Albert Roney at Hillside Rest Home on Sunday. Mr. Barry Gordon, Seaforth, spent a fe'w; days with his un- cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dal- ton Malcolm and attended Mit- chell Fair, on Saturday. Miss Nancy Lannin left for London ' where she will be teaching this year. Miss Mary Lannin to Toronto. Both are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Fer- gus Lannin:.--Miss Joan Britton is back to Toronto again and Miss Ethel .Mae Mitchell is leaving soon for Toronto Uni- versity. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roney and Gay were in Exeter on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ted . Harback„ Stratford, were dinner guests of• Mr, and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm on Monday. Mr. and; Mrs' Lawrence Han- non, Mr. and Mrs. George Pep- per were in Seaforth on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stewart, Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buslifield on Wednes- day. Mrs.-Stewartz,atterided the UCW meeting at ..Mrs. Bush - field's Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pooley and -Miss Ella Francis, Exeter, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell and fam- ily on Sunday, it being Mr. and Mrs. Pooley's.45th wedding. an- niversary, ' Mrs. Mitchell was their flowergirl. Mrs. John Deihl visited Mr. and Mrs. Les Seiler,„Pembrooke and visited Elbo "'over he weekend, .Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carter of letoskey, Mich.,, visited at the home of 111, ltd Mrs. John Diehl over the weekend and at- tended the Moore reunion in Mitchell park ori-S'u`nday, • Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lannin attended Galt Pair on Friday. Mr. Lannin was judging Short - 'horn cattle. Miss Yottn Britton, Toronto, Miss Mary Lannin, Toronto, Miss Nanny Lanvin, London, were Ali Itoine for the weekend with their parents. ' Mise Patsy lumen, Monkton, spent the 'weekend with her friend Eleanor tannin. the color scheme at the wed- ding .reception which followed in the church portor, Greeting her guests, the bride's mother wore a blue crepe sheath, matching hat, white accessories and a corsage 'of 'pink carna- tions. She was assisted,,.+by the groom's , mother who .chose a multi -colored 'dress, white ac- cessories and a corsage of white carnations. Gordon Wright of Seaforth was toastmaster at the reception. For travelling, the bride don- ned a turquoise A-line dress and coat, matching • hat and white accessories. Prior to -her rear? a 1. ge, the bride was ' entertained at a shower Tri Varna Township Hall given by the ladies of Varna and Goshen. Miss Bonnie Stir- ling and Miss Margaret Aiding - ten were also co -hostesses at a surprise shower in her honor. St. olumi ain de eat d putcb ana4i n I& team nn Saturday afteli'noon; Sept. :9th at lla�??o here, !by a' S.c9reSl of 04, wscorebo. goalsraid for St Byars x0441/ 4nd. Qu>th team. played good "Sound flail. PAW. O'Reilly played, his uaX steady game . g0$ Ronald Murray auffereSl three. broken rifts is the last 11a1f a,Od will 'be outsfor the next gable •at. St. Thomas next Saturday • Miss Jeanne Meld1dy left'1'ast week on a trip to Europe *hero she will spend several �montlis. Mr. and Mrs° Martinf'ureelj and children, Kitchener, visited VIr: anid Mrs. Jack ]Ifcfver. Miss Hilda Kennedy, London, and Mr. and Mrs, Ron Marey. and children, Stratford, visited: Mr. and Mrs, .Auguste Duch arrne. For Complete INSURANCE • on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, •CAR, ACCIDENT? LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE, JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors TNS HURON EXPOSIT• C F loins✓ 027,,P240 , . 99 Leagues Are Now Form'. _.. f . Contact your ' lea, uer president or phone ' the Bowling_ Al ey_.527.O84Q, Bowlers Wanted,. Ladies' League — Tuesday 7 p m Mixed League -- Tuesday 9 p.m. Men's League --- Thursday 7 p.m. • OPEN BOWLING. EVERY Friday & Saturday Night at 8 p.nn.—Sunday Afternoon 2-6 p.m. PINSETTERS WANTED!! All beginners -given -.Free _Bowling_.and_ Lessons. Information from Management. . Noble Bowling Lanes Phone 527.0840 Seaforth' 1 i0 remium Assistant Your medical coverage could cost you less than you think! if you have no medical services 'insurance and; because of your income you felt that you were unable fig afford the premiums; you can still afford to join -the Ontario Medical SerVices Insurance Plan—because OMSIP gives premium assistance to persons who have lived in Ontario for 12 consecutive months or more, based on the amount of their taxable income. • - What is. Premium Assistance? By Premium Assistance, OMSIP means either a greatly reduced cost of coverage, which you pay in low installments once every -three months, or where applicable. complete payment' of your premium by the Ontario Government. How to tell if you are eligible for Premium Assistance:•. - , Premium assistance is based on the amount of your taxable income for the year' ending December 31 last. Check your completed Income Tax return for the past year under "Taxable Income" (that's the reduced amount of money on which yoy pay 'tax after taking off -any 'exemptions for your wife, dependants, charitable donations, etc.). • - You may be eligible on the following basis: (a) Single: You are eligible if your taxable income was $500 or less. Your OMSIP premium will be $7.50 every three months. (b) Couple: You are eligible if your combined taxable income was $1,000 or less. Your OMSIP Premium will be $15.00 every three months. (c) Family: You, are eligible if your family's total taxable income was $1,300 or less. Your OMSl P premium will, be $15.00 everythi