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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-09-14, Page 61114 i I t )5POP** SEAFORTH4, ONTa SEPT* -11,4c 19f7 T1ON' ° And . ,ANCE" and Mrs. Ken MkLQod i ;100e- Parsons) Piday Sept. 15th:. P a; Staffa Hall Lamckin`s Orchestra • it i. dies Please Bring Lunch r, u An Expositor Classified will Pay you dividends. Have you ° tried one? Dial 527-0240. ° ROLLER SKATING in the Clinton Community Centre every .. . Wednesday, Friday, . Saturday and- Sunday evenings 7:30 = 10:30 Skates • For Rent Who , Cares If I Go To Church ...? ..., The Almighty God , • ... The Saving Christ ... The Friendly People in First Presbyterian Church - As Services Resume after holidays, we invite you to Worship with us each Sunday Service at 11:00 a.m. Church Schools at 10:00 and" 11:00 a.m. - Nursery at 11:00 a.m. Minister: Rev. Douglas 0. Fry Organist: Mrs. Don Carter A.R.C.T., A.Mus. "All the skiers are here...the ,ones that didn't show today re the golfer_" .y Home . and School The Seaforth Home.. and School Association will meet on Tuesday, September 19th at 8:15 p.m. in the school audi- torium. Rev. D. Stevens of Eg- mondville United Church will address the 1987 grade ` eight graduation class.. Everyone is welcome and a special invita- tion nvitation is extended to the parents of all new children who have started to the school this term. RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dale (Nee Else Petersen) Friday, Sept. 22nd Londesboro Community Hall J. Scott's Orchestra Ladies Please Bring Lunch London District Soccer Assoc. SOCCER St. Columban Marco/6. Italia Jrs. At ST. COLUMBAN` Sunday, Sept. 17 4 p.m. Admission Adults 50, Children 25c FINAL WEEK el. Kitchen COMING NEXT WEEK Bernie Early QUEEN'SHOTEL Seaforth Alnr Buy nurTickefis Now GuyLombardo. and his ROYAL CANADIANS come to Memorial Arena SEAFORTH-. SEPTEMBER 18th. IN PERSON and. i21., "The Swee est 1'4 usic This Side of Heaven" Dancing 9 p.m. to 12:30 Refreshments Tickets 5.00 each" including tax Reserved Seat 1.00 per couple extra Tickets available in • Sea - forth at Larone's Store, Box • Furniture, Cleave Coombs Sunoco Station and Taylor Shoed dr by mail. Payment for mail orders must accompany order and be made by 'money order or certified cheque. Please include 60 cents for return bf tickets ' byregistered anal. For. Ward orders to:. Scillas Cenihfinis1esti' co otait , Aid, Box 7'49x, iia. , • evil is In °Rental( of owes f4tuath ai cunt**. Canton •ecor'tt• . . RecreatiOirt-.. (continued : f oz 1'#ge A T) tilbute fnuAa if necessary. cou c l adapted. a niution by Reeve Dalton and Venn. 'Ilen- derson agreeing t.0 supply as* sistance to any medical doctor. or dentist desiring to establish a practice in Seaforth. Coup. MacLennan urged the town• should -report that office space is available and the at- tractiveness 'of Seaforth should be played up. Mayor Kling asked if a grant should be given •• to the SDHS Girls Band and the matter was referred to the recreation and finance committees. Council agreed to act on Coun. Carene's suggestion that there should be a survey on low cost housing and the clerk is ..to obtain necessary informa- tion. Visit with Friends Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheatley, Liberty, Sask., are visiting with relatives and friends in the Seaforth area, A better than av- erage crop in the west is re- ported and threshed in record time. Mr. Wheatley, a high school principal in the- same school for 34 years now owns and operates Dralee Farm — a three thousand' acre wheat ranch in the fertile Long Lake valley.. They plan on returning' soon to their suite in the Hil- ton Hawaiian, Honolulu. In Jan- uary they will jet to. the South Pacific for another vacation in Tahiti. After a circle tostir - bf Fiji, N. Zealand, and Australia, they will return to Waikiki. i AL JOHN W. McBEATH John Walter McBeath of Brucefield passed away .sud- denly at Seaforth Communy Hospital, - Monday evening, September llth in his ,70th year. Mr. McBeatii, a preminent resident . of , B.rucefie d, was superintendent of the Tucker - smith Municipal... Telephone System for forty years, until his retirement last January. He played a major role in the design -and construction of the new- Tuekersmith Telephone dial system and of the system exchange at Bayfield. , Surviving are his wife, the liner Pearl Brock, a son Douglas, Windsor; a sister, Mrs. J. R, (Janet) Murdoch, Brucefield and a granddaugh- ter.• Public "funeral services will be held from the Bonthron Funeral' Home, Hensen, on Thursday,, September 14th at 2:30 p.m. Interment will fol- low in Baird's Cemetery.. DO -WN AT.THE LANES BY LEE HEE a r, MALONEY—SMITH A lovely edding''was'sol- emnized at St. Boniface Ro- man Catholic Church on Sep- tember 2, at 11.00 o'clock, when Jean A. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith, RR 3 Zurich, was united in marriage with James Maloney' son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Mal- oney, RR 5 Seaforth. Rev. A. N. Page officiated at the Nup- tial High Mass. The church was decorated with large bou- quets of white and red glads, iced snap dragons and white ferns. •• The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, looked radiant in a floor length gown of cloud', white chantilly lace in a cage ef- fect, with the yoke, neck and tain frosted in lace applique. Her veil of tulle illusion fell from a fower crown in scal- loped layers. She carried a cascade :;of -white carnations and iced snap dragons, sweet- heart roses and trailing ivy. Matron of honor was Mrs. Edward Lesperance, Forest, and Ms. James Kelly, Brant- ford and Mrs. Ferg Kelly, of Seaforth were bridesmaids, They wore identical true blue floor length gowns, fashioned in similar style to the bride's ensemble and carried baskets of large yellow mums, clust- ers of green grapes and hea- ther ferns. The flowergirl, Miss Sharon Smith, wore a frock identical to 'the brides- maids and carried a basket of baby mums and ice -colored snap dragons. Groomsman -was Mr. Fran- cis Maloney, London and Mr. James . Kendall, Brantford, and `Mr. Edward Lesperance, Forest were the ushers. Mas- ter Michael Kelly was the ringbearer. Mr. James Smith and Mr. Ferg Kelly received guests. Mrs. Stephen Meiding- er played traditional wedding music and the St. Boniface Church choir sang. A -reception' -and dinner ---vias held following the ceremony at Brodhagen . Community Hall. The mothers of the bride Ind groom -- received guests and wore blue dresses of id- entical color and corsages- of pink carnations'. For travelling to the west- ern provinces,the bride wore. a pale green two-piece' suit, with black accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mr: and Mrs. Maloney will reside at RR 5 Seaforth. Guests were present from Toronto;• Acton, Windsor, Det- roit, London, Stratfrod, Barrie Kitchener, Hamilton d n d Brantford. • Hi there folks! The bowling season is upon -us once again. Your officers are looking for- ward to seeing you soon as they are ready to form teams and get the schedule going. Inter -town started last Sat- urday to be followed ny St. James' League on Monday night. Since there is a big dance . next Monday night, those who bowled last Mon- day and those intending to bowl will please note that for next week only the St. James' League will bowl on Wed- nesday night. at 9:00 pm. The Legion league is sched- uled to • start on Friday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m Your officers ex pect to see you ready to go for the season. Other leagues are being formed for Tuesday, Wednes- days and Thursdays. If you wish to bowl on any one of these nights contact the alley management. It is anticipated, to form, mixed leagues and a ' commercial men's league. The season is on so let all bowl- ers be ready PORTER HACKWBLL Shown here following their 'recent summer Wedding' in. Duff's 'United Church, Wal Wal - Pg', are Mr. and Mrs, it. 0..• otter. 1Mrs.' Patter Is tide' fernier Claire Ifackwell. Mr. and Mrn, Porter .will> 'ride in Woedstocc KEANE—McLAUGHLIN A very pretty wedding too place at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, on• Saturday, August 26th, when Jean McLauglin, of Toronto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McLaughlin, of Dublin, was united in marr- iage with John Paul Keane, of Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Keane of Ballyroe, Tralee, Ireland. Father R. Durand officiated. Given in marriage by - her father, the bride wore a floor length own of daisy pattern- ed mbruisette: The mod-ish cage stye ckirt fell gratefully from an empire line into a sweeping chapel train and het' bouffant. tiered shoulder veil was caught up in••a cor- iet of ntichaelmas daisies She carried a bouquet of red roses. - Maid . of honor was Miss Mation McLaughlin of, Dub- lin. Miss Elaine Regan of Tor- onto and Mrs. Jerome Mur- ray of ,liublin were brides- maids.' They were dressed a- like in floor length gowns of aqua chiffon 'over taffeta. Chiffon capes and matching bow headpieces completed their ensembles. They- carried hand clusters of white carna- tions tinted with blue. David Church of Toronto, was best main. and the guests were ushered by Thomas White of Toronto and Jerome Murray, Dublin. ' At a dinner and reception following the ceremony at Brodllagen Community Cen- tre, the bride's mother recei- ved guests, 'wearing a Cen- termist rase suit with beige aeeessorie's and a corsage of. pink carnations - ror weddiag trip to -t or= .chert• dfitario, the bride dpn- Ited a blue" Aline dregs with black ateessorios, and a cat 3 _sage_.f_white gardenias and pink roses. . Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Keane will reside in Toronto.' Guests were present from Windsor, Toronto, London, Clkrrton, Stratford, Kitchener, Sitncoe and surrounding ar- eas. RAAB--STAPLETON In- St. Jaynes' Roman Catho; tic Church, Seaforth, on Sep-' tember 2 at 12:00 noon, PanJ- ela Jean, daughter of Dr. and, Mrs. Martin William Staple- ton, 'of Seaforth, became the bride of Dr. James Peter Raab of Guelph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Andrew Raab of St.""''George, Saskatchewan. Father Laragh officiated at the double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with standards of gladiplias and crysanthemums..- The bride,` who was given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white Lagonda. The basic sheath dress was enhanced by a bateau neckline, long lily - point -sleeves --and` - a gently fitted waist. The skirt and bodice" were •accented by ap pliques of chantilly lace. A detachable chapel train for- med a bustle at the back of the gown: Her veil was of French silk 'illusion with a crown of crystals and tiny petals. The bridal bouquet was of white roses, accented with pink • sweetheart rose- buds. Miss Margaret Anne Staple- ton, Seaforth, was maid of honor for her sister and Miss Mary Stapleton, Sarnia and Miss Kathleen Hollingworth, London; were bridesmaids. They wore dresses of floor length royal .blue chiffon, with long puffed sleeves and high stylet' necklines with matching Swiss lack at the neck and wrists. Their head- pieces were of royal blue chif- fon roses -and- they carried bouquets df vari-colored roses white carnations, - stephenotis and crysanthemumrns, . Mr. Gary Raab, of Gregor, Saskatchewan, was best man, while Mr. Paul Stapleton, brother 'of :the' bride, and Dr. James Pantekeok of Sackville New Brunswick ushered• the guests. Mrs. A, Stiles, the 'or- ganist,, played traditional wedding music. .Following the ceremony, a reception was. held at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Stapleton -wore a dress of mint green sill shantung,' trimmed wf!h got applique. which was caught with beads of pearls and brilliants, Her headpiece was of °matching 'silk net, and 'she wore gold shoes and carried a tiny bou- nuet of sylbidium orchids.. The groom's mother's ensem- ble nsemble was in pink. A lace' dress arid a three-quarter - length jacket was accented by a mat- ching hat and shoes and a corsage of sylbidium orchids. Guests were present from London; Sarnia., Ottawa, Sud- bury. Sackville. N.B., Chadds - ford, Pa., Detroit, Appin, Tor- .orto. Guelph, Mt. Bridges,. St: Gregor, Sask.. and Petrolia. For a . wedding trip to Jam- aica the bride donned an off- v'iite tailored dr -,sq xibbed__knit wool with long collar. Her' accessories were black and she wore a corsage of white and pink .sweetheart roses. • The bride and groom will reside in .Guelph. The groom is a graduate of the Univer'ity of Saskatchewan and the On- McNICHOL—HULLEY dress and carried a crescent shaped wrist corsage of bronze mums. The bridesmaids, Miss Janet Henderson, St. George, and Miss Doreen Hulley, sis- ter of th. bride, Londesboro, wore dresses •identical to the matron of honor's dress. The flowergirl, Miss Beth McNic- hol,_ cousin of the groom, wore a dress of white peau tie charm in the style of the bridesmaids; . She carried a wrist corsage of yellow roses. Mr. -Alex' Glanville of Wal- ton was 'best man and the ush- ers were Mr. Garry McNichol of Walton, brother of the groom, and Mr. Bruce Hulley of Londesboro brother of the bride. Mr. Bills Hulley, Crom- arty, cousin of the .bride Was the ring bearer. The wedding reception was held in the Community Hall, in Londesboro. The brides mo- ther received the guests wear- ing a pink lamine ensemble and the groom's mother *roe' a blue lace drdts with match- ing jacket. For a trip to Northern Can- ada, the bride - chose a pale green suit with white access- ories. The pouple *ill reside at 192 Brant Ave., 13rantford. Ctivats were present from erohto, • Brantford, Lbndeni Brussels, ..,'Walton; Seaforth, Crafiairty and ..Clinton, , r Amidst a setting of white and yellow glades and candles Janet Lrene Hulley, was unit- ed in maariage to Mr. Dondld- Ralph ' McNichol, Walton, at Londesboro United Church, on August 25th at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. R. Tschanz officiat- ed at , the double ring cere- mony., The bride is thedaughter of Mr. and. Id's. Melvin Mul- ley, of Londesboro. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McNichol of Wal- ton. ' The organist, Mrs. Gordon P r y c e, played traditional wedding music and accom- panied the soloist, Miss Linda Somerville, when, she sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "Walk Hand in Hand". The bride, given in marri- age by her father, choose a white floor -length goVvn• of. Peau deharm styled with, empire bodice of French chan- tilly lace with elbow length sleeves. A floor length veil of French chantilly lace com- pleted 'her ensemble. She car- ried a .white lace fan with yellow roses. The Matron of honor' Mrs. Alex Glanville of "Walton; was dressed in -a mint green gown sin'tilhr to the `bride% tritntngd with'Wbite lace and• green velvet iribbbon,'W , She were a fPiatehi tg head- tario Veterinary College in iph anti; the bride is a gradgate of St. »'lbseph's Hos- pital School of Nursing, Lon- don. CASH - BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth Friday, Sept. 15th 8:15 p.m.. 15 Regular Game; for $10,00 Three $251)0 • Specials Jackpot $75 to go ' - (Children under 16 not permitted) ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE . WORK Stam'' 41V"4 PENNY • SALE Sept, 1 th'to:23rd in the former . • N eKindsey Drug Store_ Classified 'ads pay dividends. Brownie's DRIVEAIN THEATRE CLINTON Box' Office Opens at 8 p.m. 1 FRIDAY & SATURDAY September 15-16 • — DOUBLE FEATURE — •"It's a Bikini World." 10:15 FRANKIE AVALON ' ' ANNETTE FUNICELLO And, The Beach,,Party Gang — Color — . Second Action Adventure "BEAU GE'STE" Color 8:30 Guy Stockwell Doug McClure ' .Cartoon Fri., Sat. Sept:, 22-23 "SECOND FIDDLE "TO A STEEL ,GUITAR" — PLUS — .,: "The Poppy Is Also A Flower" - A New Experience In Worship HOW MANY ROADS' A rDramatized Sermon Presented by ' LONDON CONFERENCE KAIROS SUNDAY, SEPT:' 17 11 a.m. - - Egmondville United Church Also at 7:30 p.m. — Old Fashioned Hymn Sing Service Followed by refreshments ' Entertainment in the Red Knight Room Friday Night—Clarence Petrie Saturday Night — Floyd Sillito In the Ladies' and Escorts'' Room Enjoy a Sing -A -Long with PEARL at the Hammond Organ EVERY ' FRIEAY and SAtURDAY v, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth . DANCING Seaforth Lions Park Pavilion .'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th To the music of .. AGE. EN Lou don