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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-10-19, Page 5t i r � M !A• • 4 A 1 w $TAFFY► Eleven ladies tong\ Stafne WQxnen's Institute attended Gou'd'a Institute meeting in Mitchell Lemon on Wednes- day. Those who e],<joyed a trip to Expo with Mitchell District High School this past week from this area . were Misses Brenda Kerslake, Eleanor Kemp, Mary Barnes, Marjorie Docking, -Darlene Templeman, Murray Haynes and Hugh McCaughey. - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Borland and Jeffrey, Thames Road vis- ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Miller, Karen, Shirley and Steven. Misses Janet and Edna Mil- ler, London, spent the week end 'with' their parents Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Philip James and Roger and Miss, Joanne Templeman were guests at the Rapien-Osborn wedding on Saturday evening. Salon Colleen Special: $8.00 perman- ents, only $6.00 20th of October to November 5th only Salon Colleen specializes in Hair Coloring Ladies, do you have permanent . wave problems? Consult Grace McPherson Phone 91 Dublin us WALTERS Baskets of white gladioli decorated the Lucan United Church on September 23 for the wedding of Kenneth Glen Walters, Preston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walters,' RR 3 Kippen and Donna Louise Jones, Lucan, daughter of Mr. SAVE—SAVE —SAVE on brand new 1967 Leftovers at WEST -EN D GARAGE Pontiac - Buick Dealer In MITCHELL We Have 9 Only 1967. Models Ready -To Drive Away Pontiacs, Buicks, in 2 -doors, Hardtops, end Sedan models You Can't Lose on These Bargains Look Over Our Line of Outstand- ing USED CAR Values 1965 Pontiac 4 -door hardtop 1965 Plymouth Barracuda hardtop, V-8, A.T. bucket seats. 1%3 Oldsmobile 4 -door hardtop, Super 88 1963.01dsmobile_ Sedan, Super 88' 1963 Pontiac 4 -door sedan, 6-cyl., A.T. 1961 Pontiac 2 -door V-8, A.T. 1961 Pontiac Laurentian, 6-cyl., A.T. A Few Models and Years TRUCK SPECIALS 1960 GMC "60 Series'', new front end, 900 x 20 rubber, 2 -speed axle 1959 •International 5 -ton with stake rack 1962 Chev. 1/2 -ton, heavy duty equipment, step side box 1960 Chev. 1/2 -ton, heavy duty equipment, step side box WEST- END GARAGE Can 348-8932 - MITCHELL Open EVery.Evening till 10 to Serve You and all Night if we have to - JONES and Mrs. Orville Jones, Lucan. The Rev. G, W. Sach per- formed the double ring cere- mony. The 'bride looked stun- ning in her floor length wed- ding gown of white Lagoda. The bodice was highlighted by a high scooped neckline, elbow length sleeves and an Empire waist., Elegance was portrayed in the gently con- trolled A-line skirt. The main centre of attention was focus- ed on the detachable chapel. train, cascading from the back shoulders. Silhouetting the sleeves and trewn through the bodice were appliques of the most delicate re- embroid-ered-chantilly lace. This same lace formed a band around the skirt, and also enhanced tiie train." • To complete her bridal out- fit, the bride wore a French illusion fingertip veil caught up by the flattering floral headpiece. She carried a white orchid, stephanotis and ivy. The matron of _honor was Mrs. Kenneth Jones, Clande-, boye, Ontario, 'sister-in-law of the ,bride. The bridesmaids werMrs, Jack Chipchase, Hens and` Miss Sylvia Hoo- ver, Ki c ever, cousin of the bride. The identical floor length dresses of apricot fies- ta chromespun were accented with an A "kine skirt, an em- pire waistline and scalloped bell-shaped sleeves. They wore matchng rosette headpieces. and they carried a cascade of gladioli, roses, and ferns. The flowergirl,. Miss Deborah Au - bin; Seaforth,- niece of the groom, was dressed the same as the bridesmaids and she carried a basket of. -similar flowers. The groomsman was Melvin Walters, Seaforth, brother of the groom. The guests. were ushered by Robert Walters; RR 3 Kippen, brother of the groom, and ' Kenneth Jones, Clandeboye, brother of the bride. . Mrs.. G. W. Sach, Lucan, played traditional wedding. music , and accompanied the soloist Mr. Allan Elston, RR 1 Centralia as he sang the "Wed- ding Prayer" and the "Lord's Prayer". . . A reception was held follo- wing the ceremony.nn the Lu - can United Church Parlour. The bride's mather received n a .brown, silk knit dress with brown accessories and a corsage of ' talisman roses. The groom's mother received n a pink and metallic knit dress with white accessories and, a corsage of pink roses and white carnations. For a wedding trip to Nash- ville, Tenn; Washington, D.C. and the Eastern States,. the' bride chose a gold fortrel two- iece dress with brown acces- spries and a green orchid cor- sage. . ' Prior to her marriage, the ride was honored at several rriiscellaneous showers at the (Mowing homes, Mrs. Glad- wyn Campkell, • Wingham, unt of the bbride; Mrs. Nor- man Hoover and Mrs. Don adie, Brussels, aunt and cou- in of the bride; Mrs. Andre ubin, Seaforth, sister of the groom, assisted by Mrs. Mel- vinWalters, sister-in-law; and rs. Wm, McCarroll, London tertained at a dinner party rid presented, ,a gift. { p b f a E s A M en a News of Cromarty Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis, Port Credit and Miss. Verna Coates, Exeter. Mrs. John Wallace is visit- ing in Essex with her daugh- ter Mrs, Shirley Elliott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laing visited on Wednesday with Dr. and Mrs. R.'L. Norris of Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker visited on Sunday with Kr. and Mrs. Frank Ervin at Put- man. Mr. and Mrs. D. Masse1- man and family of Mitchell were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs T. Laing. Mark .McKellar; -soneof Mr. and Mrs. Laurie McKellar had his tonsils removed at Seaforth Cominunity Hospital on Thursday. Mr,,, and Mrs. bill Ramsey and Zlraeey of'Lictowel visit- ed Sunday.with Mr, and Mrs. Ri11 'Hulley and fatally. .Coup' oup Attniversary: The neighbors. of Mr, afd Mrs I ewts Cpyrie: gathered at their, home in XeKiliop 'Township to: honor then/ on .thee oecasion Qf +their twenty-fifth weddp an- niversary. During the evening several- games of progressive euciir► were enjoyed. Prizes for cards' Were received by Mr. Ken Ryan lone hands, Mrs. Dan O' -t Rourke ladies high; John Hen- derson men's high; Mrs. Ken Ryan, oonsolatibn; Mi. Peter Van Drunnen, consolation, Mr. and Mrs. Coyne were pre- sented; with a tri-lightpole lamp and a telephone gossip bench and purse of money. An address Was reads. by Mrs. Francis Hick- neli, to which Mr. and Mrs. Coyne replied!. A lunch was then served to the honored couple and the guests by Mrs. Bicknell, Mrs. Shea and Mrs. Downey. The following is the address; Dear Mary and Lew, If we were to listen in on a private conversation in Hamil- ton about twenty-five years, ago; we "might have heard a conver- sation something like this: Lew, with the love -light in his eye, glances at the charm- ing little girl friend by his side and) begs, "Mary, will you be my loving 'Wife?" Mary coyly replies, "Oh, Lew, I don't want to give up my freedom for a lifetime of keeping house?" `But, Molly me darlin'," pleads Lew, "I love you with every &op of Irish blood in me veins. If you'll onlyA consent to be me wife I promise on my !honor as a gentleman to take you on a pleasure trip to Ire- lands to celebrate our twenty- fifth wedding anniversary. Say you'll be mine, Molly dear." Now hew could Mary refuse. and answered softly, "Lew, my handsome lad, how could I re- fuse you now. I'll be your wife, and I'll trymy very -best to make you happy." Now tonight, here we are twenty-five years later, spend- ing a few social hours with you, Mary and Lew, helping you to celebrate that anniver- ST. . COLUMBAN Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane spent the week end in Toron- .to.. Mr. end Mrs. 'Frank . Mc- Quaid, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs.. Roy McQuaid, Kitchener vis- ited Mr. end Mrs. James Mc- Quaid. Mr: and Mrs. Lbrne De- Gaust, and children, Ingersoll visited Mr. and Mrs. James ();Connor. Vincent Nolan, Kitchener, visited at his home here. Mr. and Mrs .Leo Smith and children, Acton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin and attended the Cronin -Du - brick wedding on Saturday. Mr. and' Mrs. Joe Murphy, Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. Miss Karen Kale visited in. Kitchener with Miss Pat Shep- pard. Miss Theresa Cronin, Inger- soll visited Mr. and Mrs. Al- phonse Cronin. - Bary, , And the wonder of it au is that both of you have been. true to those earlier propuises. We wish to congratulate you ,both on this happy occasion, We are proud to have had you as Our neighbors and our friends.. None better could we have hath! Lew is always ready to give a helping hand whether it be in the fields, at the barn, at a community project or in case of any trouble in the neighbor- hood. He is also known to be' able to '!hold his own in a rous- ing ' game- of cards. Marys in her quiet way, has also helped on many occasions in homes and indeed, also In the community. Mary and Lew you have shown us all the true meaning of hospitalitywhen we have visited your home many times. We have always felt very wel- come. That- is a wonderful gift you both possess. We also wish to congratu- late you on your lovely fani}ly, Don, Joan and Mary Lou, and the recent addition to your num, bers, your daughter-in-law, Bet- ty etty Anne. -- We -We wish you well in the fu- ture, that you may always be happy, have •the blessings of good) health and that you may continue to prosper. When an- other twenty-five years rolls around we hope to . be here with you to help you celebrate your fiftieth wedding anniver- sary. May God, bless you, Mary and Lew, and all those near and dear to you. You Neighbors and Friends. S.S. No. 4 Donates Trophy The former S.S. No. 4, 'Tuck- ersmith has donated a trophy to Huron Centennial School at Brucefield, to be awarded to the student with the highest marks in music. The gift was made possible by profits from the school. reunion held last June,. S.S. No. 4 school has been noted for music through 'the years. Mrs. Carol. LeBeau, Mus - ie Teacher at Huron Centen- nial School was a student of S. S. No. 4. Eastern Star Euchre- Winners The Order of the • Eastern Star euchre on Thursday was convened by Mrs. lklbert Bak- er. • Winners were: lady's high, Mrs. M. Higgerson, Mitchell; lady's lonehands, Mis§' Bessie Davidson; lady's low, Mrs. Ferne Patterson; men's • high, John Tremeer; men's lonehands, Earl Elliott, Dublin; men's low, Charles Reeves. Lunch was convened by Mrs. Adin Forbes. OBITUARIES MISS MABEL THOMPSON ° Carl:; stepdaughter, Mrs. Mare Miss Mabel Thompson, 84, died Wednesday 'in Seaforth Community 'Hospital, A life-long resident here for many years in partnership with her brother, the late William Thompson, operated!, a station- ery and book store until she re- tired in 1957. She was a daugh- ter of the late John Thompson and Agnes boiling. Surviving is one sister:' Mrs. Harry (Florence) Welford, Pet- erborough. Funeral was Friday at 2 p.m. at the R. S. Box" funeral home here. Rev. Douglas 0. Fry of- ficiated. Burial was in Maitland - bank cemetery. Pallbearers were William Hart, W. R. Smith, Glenn Smith, Fred McGavin, Elmer Larone and R. S. MacDonald. Flower - bearers were Mac McKellar and, Robert Joyrrt. • .MRS: WESLEY REAL Mrs. Wesley -Real, the former Cora Beatrice Gibb, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Gibb, former Seaforth residents, ,passed away in Toronto on Oct- ober 6th, after a month's ill- ne,ss. Mrs. Real received her public and secondary school ed- ucation in Seaforth. Being an accomplished musieiae, she ,taught music for several years and had been organist in Ux- bridge United Church. In 1917 She wasarried to Wesley Real of Uxbridge. On the death of her husband several years ago she moved to Toronto, where for eighteen years she was ' a receptionist .at Willard _ Hall Mrs, Real was a frequent visitor to Seaforth and, while here, showed a keen in- terest in the town's activities and progress. She leaves to mourn her loss twin daughters, Mrs. Harry Dixon of 'California and Mrs. William Paton of Tor- onto and seven grandchildren. Interment -was in Uxbridge cem- etery. RUSSELL H. TAYLOR Russell H. 'Taylor, age 67, passed away at St. Fiends Hos- pital, Indianapolis, Indiana, on Monday Oct. Otlt. Ile was retir- ed from Chet'rolet commercial body division, where he had Worked for 35 years. Ile is sur- vived urvived by his wife, Elizabeth son jorie Ben•cik and two grandsons; by three sisters, Mrs. Ruby Webster; Mrs. Fern Coleman, Mrs. Blanche Stephenson; four brothers, Harold , of ' Detroit, Louis, Harvey and Bob, all of Ontario. Services were held Thursday, from the Tolin, Herr Memorial Chape.. ' Interment" In Floral Park. Southport Lodge No. 210 F. & A.M. memorial services were Wednesday, at 8 p.m. TIMOTHY HICKEY Timothy (Teddy) Hickey died suddenly in Vancouver 6n Mon- day. He was 70. Born, in Dublin, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hickey. Ag a youth he went to Chicago and after 20 years there returned to ,Dublin for 10 years. Since then he has resided in Vancouver. He is survived by brothers, Michael of Lethbridge, Walter Carpenter of Dublin and a sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Marie Hickey of Seaforth. Burial was in Vancouver on Thursday, Oct. 19. MRS. JOHN KERR Mrs. John Kerr, 64, of Centre Street died Sunday in Seaforth Community Hospital following a short illness. Mrs. Kerr was the former Mary Elizabeth (Lizzie) Taylor, slaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John, Taylor. She was,,born in Tuckersmith Township where she received her education. Fol- lowing her marriage in 1936 to John Kerr she lived in McKil- lop Township till moving to town two years ago. • She was active in various women's organizations of Ndth- side' United Church and was an actin'e participant in the Sea - forth ,Wotnen's Institute. Surviving besides her hus- band is one sister, Mrs. Norman (Laura) Korot Stratford. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the G. A. Whitney funeral home, with Rev, .1. C. Britton of Northside United Clfureh officiating. Interment was in Maitlandbank cemetery, Seaforth. Pallbearers were Robert Kerr, Mac StCWart, Aaron Jantzi, 13en Anker, Pati '`Vegle and John Taylor H� HURON ER PQ$ITOR,'s.EAFORTH, Oft, .00T. i9,1 #437 a Regular $1.29 Styles for .$1.03 Four Pairs for $3.99 , - - TWO FAMOUS QUALITIES Seamless plain knit, dress sheer, nude heel. Colors: Neutral, Charm, Taupe, . Tropic Tan. #404. - Seamless Micro -mesh dress sheer quality. Colors: Neutral, Charm Taupe, Teak Brown, and Carbon Black. Bath lines stocked in sizes 9 to 11, Mids and Tails KAYSER HOSE ARE EXCLUSIVE IN SEAFORTH, AT STEWART BROS. immimmimmaim News of W�odham and Area Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine and Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine 'were guests at the Eccles -Grierson wedding in London on Saturday. Dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fired Parkin- son and girls were "Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elston, Wilma and Grant, Mrs. Alfred Baker, George, Mar- lene'and Ralph and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elston. Mrs. Ralph Bull of Port Cred- it, and Mrs. Reg. Mills and Har- rison of London, visited on Sat- urday with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills and Mr. Edgar Mills. Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Miller, Bet- ty Jean and Bob were Sunday guests with, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Constabi of Welburn. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Walker of Caledonia were weekend guests with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Kirkby of Kirkton, Mrs. Edgar Rodd of Exeter, Mr. Charles Brine of Baseline and Mr. Ernie. Vodden were Sunday', guests with Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Rodd• and family. Mr. and, Mrs. Ross Gunning and family of Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr. "and Mrs, Jim Miller, Betty Jean and Bob. Mrs. Mary Jaques and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques attend- ed the funeral of the former's brother, the late Mr. John Sel- ves in Exeter on Monday. Mr.,and Mrs. George Webber of Warren, Mich., visited for a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber. Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlinson and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd,, Pamela and, Calvin. Mrs. Carl Mills and girls of Exeter were Sunday guests with Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and family.""' Mr. and• Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Dianne and Douglas spent a few days at Expo last week,. Warren and Perry Wilson of Uniondale spent a few days with Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Smith while their parents attended Expo, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber enjoyed a trip to Beaver Val- ley on Sunday and also called on friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thom- son attended the Ott -Grieve wed- ding 1m Sudbury on Saturday and) were weekend visitors with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Grieve. Mr. and Mrs. John .Simpson and family 'and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roger of Kirkton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred boupe visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don ilrine and Cheryl on Sunday. Mr. find Mrs. JohneAtenney and fatrtily of Lucan visited Stint* day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beckett and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson and family of Mitchell spent the weekend at 'the former's cottage at Barrow Bay. Brian Thomson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rhode and boys of Thames Road. Visitors 'during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.. William Dick- ey and family were Mrs. Harry Ford, Mr. Clarence Ford, Andy and Larry of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs• Gerald Morley and Danny of Exeter. The annual fall anniversary of the Church was held on Sun- day morning with Rev. Hugh Wilson of Exeter as guest speak- er. The subject of his message was ''Religion and Life". Two anthems were rendered by the choir. ,The sanctuary was dec- orated with fall flowers and' _ fruit' -for the occasion. Weekend visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs. Gordon Johns and family were Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Bain and family of Don Mills. Sunday visitors were Mr. and, Mrs. William Cole and Miss Ruth Lince of St. Marys. Miss Rhea Mills visited Sun- day afternoon with. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomson of 'Park- hill. The UCW catered on Tues- day evening for ,the 50th wed, cling anniversary' of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rodd of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Rodd were faithful members of the Woodharn Church before moving to Exe- ter several years ago. day !NEWS of ODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muegge celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Tuesday, at the Brodhagen Community Hall. Friends, relatives, neighbors and ,Chamber of Commerce' members gathered to extend their congratulations and best wishes and during the evening played progressive euchre. Mrs. Lorne Mueller read a fitting ad- dress and Harold Wurdell pre sented them with a purse of money. Allan Siemon presented them with a chair from the neighbors. The- evening was ci'osed with a bountious lunch. Mrs. Muegge was the former Iris Kleber, daughter of Mr, and Mrsr Henry Kleber, Birod- hagen and Mr. Muegge's • par- ents were the late Mr. and Mrs. William Muegge. Mr. and Mrs. Muegge were married 'at St. Peter's Lutheran parsonage by Rev. Shultz, with the attendants being Mrs. Edwin Bach, RR 1, Bornholm' and Edwin Muegge. They have three daughters, Mrs. Harald (Joan) Brill, Cones - •t ' a-, Mrs. Robert (Gloria) Gil- bert, Brodhagen ands Marion at home.,, . Mrs. Muegge has one sister, M . Edwin (Margaret) Bach an , one brother, Gordon Kleber, Kitchener. Mr. Muegge has two sisters, Mrs. Clara Wettlaufer, Mitchell and Mrs. Edna Rock, Kitchener, two brothers, Harry, RR 1, Bornholm and Edwin . Muegge, Calgary, Alberta. Quite a nuinber from this dis- trict attended the International Plowitig Match at the Cochrane Parma, near Kerrie last'week. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Ahrede andd'famllyy ,Karlin ti ir, ''1$ited: with his mother Mrs. Rachael Ahrens on Saturday. Ford Dickison and William' Brown attended the••Nepco Poul- try Show at Harrisburg, Pennsyl- vania, USA, for three days last week. Henry Leonhardt, Sr., haS been a patient at the Seaforth Cornmuhity Hospital since Oct. 8th. - Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe at- tended the farm auction sato for Mr, and Mrs. Michael eon - deity at Sebringuille -on Satur- day. Mrs. Connelly is Mrs. Wolfe's sister. - . Mrs. Mary Dittmer returned to her home at Brodhagen after being a' patient at the 'Stratforcd General Hospital. - ' Robert Ahrens, Hamilton, vis- ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuer' man visited Sudday. with Mrs. Ada Armstrong in Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. August Scher- berth, cherberth, RR i, Bornholm, Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Elligsen, Terry and Warren, Mabel Higgerson and Harm Proctor, RR 3, Mitchell, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hata old Elligsen on Sunday cele- brating Mrs. Elligsen's birthday. •Mr. and .Mrs. Lavern Wolfe visited- with Mrs. ,'John E. Sin. mon and Ken in Mitchell on! Sunday... Remember! It takes but . 1I ' moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pock+ et. TO advertise, fust Dial Sem forth, 527 .0240,