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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-05-13, Page 74 4, 1 k 4 A# Mu Ten lacat boys and girls com- peted in the piano solo classes at the Mitchell' Music Festival 4 on' Tuesday, May 4. Dr. G, Roy Fenwh k, B.A., was the adjudi- cator. There were 21 entries in the grade three. pian solo class and Sandra Graham placed sec- ond with 85 marks, followed by Sherry Travers, 84; Larry ✓ Ferguson, 82.., •Grade four: Mar- garet Madge, 81; Grade five:' Tommy Travers, 82; Joyce Fer- guson, 81; Lynda Ferguson, 79: Grade six: Katharine McEwen, 80; Grade nine: Jim Traquair placed first with 86; and Grade 10: Ann Mickle, second with 85 • marks. ' Jim Traquair played Ecos- seises by Beethoven at a con- cert of all first prize. winners, held in Main St. United Church, Mitchell, on Wednesday eve- ning, May 5th. The above are all pupils of Miss Greta, Lara- mie. Mr. Charles Mickle, Hamil- ton, and Robert Mickle, U.W.O., London, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird •Mickle and Ann. Six patients have been ad- mitted to the Queensway blurs- ing Home during the past two weeks, bringing the total num- ber of ' patients in the ,nursing 4 s STANNAH for TV Service Sparling at John Phone 5270703, M�" IVAAr. home up to, date of • 1.8 WMS Meets Flowers he the sanctuary of Carmel Presbyterian Church oi; Sunday morning were, in loving memory of the late Mr. John Thompson, placed there by the Family. Mr. and Mrs., harry. Hoy vis- ited recently with Mr: and Mrs. Alvin Kerslake, of London. The May meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of Carmel 'Presbyterian Church was held in the church school- room Monday evening with 18 present. President Mrs. Earl' Campbell opened the 'Meeting and conducted. the .devotional. Scripture passages were read by Mrs. Percy °Campbell and prayer offered by -Mrs.e,Camp- bell. Plans. were made for the 75th • anniversary of. the• WMS, June 2nd, when, Mrs. 'W. A. Young, of Guelph; will be the guest speaker. • . • 'Unit ,Three, UCW Unit Three of the UCW met •Monday evening in the United Church assembly hall' with Leader Mrs. Ron Mock presid- ing, opening with a reading, "A Little Parable For Mothers." Mrs. Ross Veal had charge of. the' devotional, "The Work of Faith," assisted by Mrs. Ron Wareing: The study, "Christian Educa- tion in Trinidad,',' was taken by Mrs. Jack Drysdale. Mrs. Wal- ter Spencer showed slides n her trip' to Jamaica, Mrs. Wm. Mickle had charge of the pro- gram, and hostesses were Mrs. George . Beer and Mrs. Cecil Pepper. Visitors: "Well, Janie, how do. you like your new little brother?" Janie: "Oh, he'll all right, but there are lots of other things we needed more." SKILLED CARPENTRY.� ANNOUNCEMENT . i w, lam-' I,L.-_ 5ae I am pleased to announce the commence- Tent of . a carpenter business to serve - Seaforth and area. • HAVING COMPLETED MY FOUR - YEAR APPRENTICESHIP, as well as 'a five -months' course in carpentry.in. Toronto, I am in a,positiort to under- take all types o carpentry and construction, from small repairs to the complete construction of your. new home and ° throughout will employ moist modern methods. - AT YOUR SERVICE FOR CARPENTRY AND BUILDING WINSTON . G. POWELL BUILDER. Box 553 SEAFORTH 527-0862' ROWING BEANS?, , • Due to the Late Seeding this Year, are you thinking of growing more • Beans'? MICKLE'S HAVE 1.) . Excellent, Quality, High- Ger:mina- - tion Seed Available. - - Bean Contracts-•- which supplies Seed, Fertilizer and. Eptam for your Complete Program. ' Eptam for Weed Control. ) Harriston Fertilizer" 'at Competi- tive Prices. Up -to -dater Handling Facilities— (Improved again this year) P Knowledge. of Domestic and Export Markets. , (We visit our Customers' and survey their needs). For Bean Supplies and` Marketing Consider MICKLE as Your' 'lace of Business -E. L. Mic'kleSon- LIM1TE»..' A • ` HEN$ALL ' - .ONTARIO- Pkone 2[ 242714' • Mr, aY►c a on, Q# Windsor, were $lieMX fe Mr$, Masonle pare tsr Mr; et4. Wire, Lorne • W,r]spnt4. 'river 5 Mother's. Day Weekend. •Mrs. Lawrence f5miiey4 Erin, is visiting with' friends in, the village. - Sympethy' of tie community is extendedElsie For - ,rest in the loss -of her her sen, Mr. Nelson Forrest Louden. The Amoral took place in London on Tuesday to Baird's cemetery, Baptismal service was held in ,Brucefield United Church Sunday, when the following.•. children werereceived into the family and household of God: Robert Randall Lobb, son of, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lobb; David Ross Stoll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stoll; Rickey Lavern; July Lynn, Donna Louise and Marilyn Faye, children of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dalrymple,. Mr. and Mrs. M: --Twitchell, London, visited oyer the ' week- end with Mrs. Twitchell'se pare ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Gregor, , Mrs. Paul Cormier is a p tient in. London- hospital. Mr Harvey Taylor was taken t St. Joseph's Hospital, i ondon for further treatment on he ankle, which was badly inju -ed in an accident last fall. Hold Children's Rally Approximately • 75 childre and adults attended the chi. dren's rally at Brucefield. Th Hensall, Varna, Wesley -Will and. Brucefield children wer well represented. Mr. G Janes had an attentive and ence as he spoke of Jamaic and 'answered questions. Mrs W. Murch expressed thanks t Mr. James for his interestin presentation. ,, The program presented b 'the children consisted of th Lord's Prayer by Hensall chil a tap dance numbe from Varna; rhythm' band se lections by Wesley -Willis, an Trinidad singing games b Brucefield. Each number - wa well presented. Games we played and there was a trea of popcorn. Father McGuire had arrang ed for Mrs. McMahon to speak She chose three words from the topic, "How. Children Ca Help T Make Happier'Homes, namely Help, Happy , and Tomes, and discussed these Mrs. McMahon thanked th children for being good listen ers. The group • expressed thank to Father McGuire for helping to make the special. service pos- sible. The filmstrip, "Pinocchio" brought the program to a close. The offering of $5.00 was for- warded to Goderich • to . help the school • for retarded chil- a- s. 0 r - c McKELLAR• Grace Elaine Somerville'° The- n came the bride of Robert Bruce 1` McKellar, ' in a ceremony in e Cavan United Church, Win - is 'throe, on Saturday, April 24th, e at 2:30 p.m: The Rev, J. C. • Britton officiated. Potted carte ations decorated the • church. The bride is the daughter of • Mr. 'and Mrs. Walter Somer- O vile, of RR 4, Walton and the g gr em is the son of Mr. 'Lind- say McKellar, of Cromarty and Ythe late Mrs, McKellar. • Given in marriage by her 1- father, ` the bride chose a por- r ,trait gown of white nylon sheer over duchess satin, the. bodice d styled with a scoop neckline, Y trimmed with Chantilly lace S and sequin appliques, had re• long 'lily • point sleeves. The t semi -belled skirt featured a chantilly lace and sequin band. - A crown of pearls - held her • boufant veil and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses n sand white carnations. • The " I groom's gift to the bride was a -silver bracelet and the bride's gift to the groom was a sterl- e ing silver; cuff links and tie tack. s The May meeting of Bruce - field UCW was held iri the schoolroom with 30 ladies pres- ent and the Stanley -group in charge. The worship period was taken by Mrs. John Mc-. Gregor anti Mrs: Lorne Wilson, the topic, "Witnessing to Christ in Our Home." The meeting opened by,,singing. three vers- es of Hymn -#674. Mrs. Wilson read the lesson from 1st Peter, chapter 3, verses 3 to 17. Mrs. McGregor gave the Meditation and led in prayer. Hymn 215 was the closing hymn. Mrs. Elliott took the chair for the business --and welcomed the speaker, Rev. Mr. Pease, of Bayfield, who brought the need of recruits for the church for- cibly to our, .thoughts. If there are not more corning forward for , the ministry and ' other work, the church will find it- self in a dilemma, he said, in a thought-provoking talk. Mrs. Cal Horton thanked Mr. Pease. The treasurer's report show- ed $613.87 on hand, and thank- you cards from Mrs. Stack- house, Mrs. F. ' Lobb and Mrs. Wilbur Keyes, were read. Mrs. Elliott mentigned the work done on two of the rooms, and a vote of thanks was ex- tended to Scott's for the paint. It was decided to .dispense with visitors' day for this year and to have as • many as pos- sible of • the members at• the June 'meeting. - Plans for the School for Leaders at Alma .College was discussed, but no decision was taken. Mrs. El- liott closed the meeting with prayer, Mr., Mrs. Christie Wed 25 Years • Mr, and Mrs, C. Christie, of I4ensall, were entertained at family. dinner 'on ttie occasion of their 25th wedding annivers- ary Monday evening, at 'the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. T. Dodds, of McKillop. The table was. suitably decorated. The happy' couple were recipients; of a number of useful gifts. Guests were Mrs. Lorne Web- ster, mother of the bride; their daughter, Catherine Ann, Mrs. Luella Christie and Mr. and Mrs. It P. Watson. The hillbilly, held his rifle on the te,nderfobt and ordered, .him to take a swig from the jog of white Iightning. The reluctant visitor, seeing the weapon, ,could" do no more than comply: After dowing a long snort of the stuff; the poor fellow gasp- ed, "Wow l •What horrible duel", • • "Yeah," said the mount hie eer, "it show': iel t'ToW you held °fife B'utt• Ott 'tner r, SOMERVILLE • Miss Sharon Storey, RR 2, Brussels, maid of honor, chose a street length gown of pink bloom nylon organza over cry§. -tat taffeta with lace trim, on the empire waistline. The full bouffant skirt wasdraped at the back with shirring and lace trim. Her headdress was a pink crown of petal pink flowers, styled with seeded pearls and a pink veil, she carried a bou- quet of white baby mums. The groom was attended by Mr. • Laurie - McKellar, of Crom- arty. Miss Linda Somerville was organist and played "0 Perfect Love" and "Wedding Prayer", A -reception •was held in the church . parlors. The bride's- mother received• in a three- piece navy and white suit, with red and white accessories and a corsage of white mums. For a wedding trip to Niag- ara Falls and .the ..Northern States, the bride chose a three- piece, aqua and white , linen suit, with pink accessories and a corsage of pink• -•carnations. •Mr. and Mrs... McKellar will. live in Seaforth. Varna' Couple Have 40th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Lee' McConnel);, Varna, celebrated . their 40th wedding anniversarylast week- end. On Saturday,: Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell - and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Talbot gave a din- ner party to honor their, par- ents at the Little Inn, Bayfield. Head table guests included: Mr. and Mrs. John W. Argo and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Er- ratt; other guests were: Mr. and ,Mrs. Perce Johnston, Mr, and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs.' William Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell, Paul ..Stephenson, Jim Argo, Miss Iris Campbell, David - Argo, Robert Johnston-, Lee Tal- bot, Danny, Talbot and Martin KIPPE,N. - Christian Family Sunday and the Sacrament of •Infant Bap- tism were , observed at -St. An- drew's United Church, Kippen, on Sundays 'Jacob, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dyk, was baptized by the minister, Rev. H. Plant. The junior choir sang, "Gather Them All For Jesus." A vocal trio, "As One ,Whom ,His Mother Comfort- eth" was sung by Miss Joan Sinclair,. Grant and Kenneth Jones. Rev. Howard Plant spoke •on "Devel6pment or Dis- integration,"' Sunday, May 23rd, Kippen Young People will hold their anniversary,- and the •guest speaker will be Rev, William ten Hoopen, of Goderich. Miss Sharon McBride is home from University of • Western Ontario, London, for the sum- mer • months, Mrs. Ross McBeath and baby daughter returned home Fri- day from Clinton Public Hos- pital. Mrs. W. L. Mellis spent', the w_eelcend with her mother, Mrs. 'William Gibson, of Wroxeter. Mr, and Mrs. James, Arm- strong, of Staffa, visited Fri- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long. - • - Nancy Mae Pridham, infant daughter of Mr. ' 'and Mrs. Wayne Pridham, of Cromarty, was baptized in .Roy's United Church S u n d a y afternoon. Those attending the service wore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Los - tell and Lloyd, of Kippen; Mr. and Mrs. Harold„ Pridham; of Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Parsons, of Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. ^ Glen Sturgeon and .To -Anne and David, of Bayfield. Supper guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pridham and Nancy Mae were Mr. ,and 'Mr's° Joseph' Lostell and Lloyd, of Kippen; Mr. and Mrs° • Herold Pridham, of Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Parsons, of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs; Glen StUrgeoti and Jo -Anne; bf Dadal . eConnell. -On Sunday, Mr. anel Mrs: Lee" McConnell held an at-home at their residence, 'The tea table, covered by a cream lace 'cloth, "vas centred with an arrangement of baby white mums and white carna- tions with 'red tints, and flank- ed by white 'tapers. )?ouring tea in • the afternoon and evening were: Mrs. John W. Argo, Mrs. Russell Erratt, Mrs. Perce Johnston and Mrs. Elmore. Stephenson. Assisting were Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Donald Campbell, .Miss Grace Stephenson, Miss Iris Campbell, Mrs Ronald Taylor, Mrs. Ern- est McGlinehey, Mrs. --Wilma Reid, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. J, McConnell and' Mrs, Clifford Talbot. -- Mr: and Mrs. Lee McConnell were married May 2, •1925, at the home of the pride's par- ents, the late Mr. and Mrs. David Stephenson, of the Gosh- en Line. Aruong the many . attending were guests from Toronto, Lon- don, Goderich, Port Huron, Zurich, Clinton, Bayfield, Bruce - field, Seaforth and. Wroxeter. NORTHSIDE UCW, UNIT FIVE The May meeting- of Unit Five, UCW, was held, at the home of Mrs. Doug Whyte. The roll call was answered by 11 members and one visitor. A treasurer'sreport was given by Margaret Somers. A cleaning bee is being held at the church on Thursday af- ternoon. A bale is being pack- ed the end of May. The unit is responsible for the toddlers during the months of August and September. It was agreed on motion of Doreen Brightrall and Margar- et Somers that we held the sup- per provided by .the losing side of the copper'contest on June 21st, at the . cottage of Mrs. Wright. Conveners, for the bake sale are Gwen McCue and Aud- rey McIlwain. Each 'Member was asked - to donate three artioles, Letters from two for- mer meriibers were read, thank- ing the unit for the coffee spoons. Gwen McCue opened the de- votional 'portion of +the meet- ing with a' poem, "Spring„” fol- lowed by the hymn, "Birds Are Singing, Woods Are Ringing." The Scripture, St. Matthew 8:5.18, was taken by Phyllis Parson with the Lord's Prayer in unison. The offering was taken up and dedicated. Gwen McCue led in prayer. A read- ing "on Sikkim was given by Gwen., McCue, followed by a crdsaword puzzle pertaining to the ' story. The 'hymn, "The Chttitch's One Foundation," was sung.'"* heading, entitled, "The Juri4iee bbe;torr ° of Peru," Was givoty a� 'Phyllis Parsons, , ' it visit s!dfi l ast ]ilprxie o }}n 'fin Cls tgl4Cs« ti w,ih X ' M M ,'" Hl* tan.'<, . lion .Gibb, •Cindy. 1414 Gayle, of Stratford; called -on, Mr. end -I rs. Dalton • ¥a1eob - -on • Fr}day. , • 'PO. and. Mrs. John Beli .and. Mary And' with her parents; Mr, and Mfrs, Alex Roney, on Sunday. Miss Marion Eickmeler, Mit-. cheli,_ spent the weekend with her aunt..and .uncle, - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Aikens. Mrs. M: Smith, Stratford,. vis- ited her sisters,' Mfrs. Hester ,Burchill and Mrs. Ada Burchill, on Sunday.. • Mrs.- Jack Burchill visited Mrs. Albert Roney at uillside Rest Home recently. Mr. and Mrs, R. S.. 'Aikens accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bili Durst, Jack • and Marilyn, • Sea - forth, to. Kitchener on Sunday to the home • of Mr, - and Mrs. Neil Nairn, Mrs. Harold Taylpr, Seaforth, called on her cousin, .Mrs. Mary Malcolm, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper spent Tuesday afternoon with his sister, Mrs: Mary Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. John Gibb, Mr. and Mrs: George Gibb, Mrs. Le- land Dunsmore and .Mrs. Mayme Bradshaw, of Stratford, visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm. Mrs. Mabel Higgerson spent. a few days with her - daughter, Mrs. Ken Elligsen, and Mr. Elligsen and family, Brodhag- en. Seeding started around Zion this 'week. Mr. and Mrs. James Brough- ton, Atwood, called on Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lenin Saturday morning on their way to Zur- ich to visit their other , daugh- ter, Mrs. Paul Corriveau, and.. ,Mr. Corriveau and family. Mrs. Mary Malcolm had as her guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. • Ross' Gordon and Barry, Mr. Ross Mur,die, Mr.. John Leeming; and Mr. A. C. Cully, and celebrated ,her 76th birth- day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and Glynis, of Fullerton, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm. • . Auction Articles Zion United Church Women held their May meeting in the basement of the church, when Mrs. Lawrence Barker was in charge of devotions, assisted by Mrs. Norman Bushfield, Mrs. Lorne Aikens and Mrs. Mabel Higgerson. 'Mrs. Bill Durst, of EgmondviIle, ''sang a solo, and Mrs, Barker introduc- ed •Mrs: •••Wilfred• McKenzie, •of Mitchell; who showed slides ,of her trip in February. to Jamai- ca. Mrs. Dalton Malcolm conduct- ed ` the business session. Mrs. Ross'epepper read the 'minutes and Mrs. Glenn Pepper called" the roll. A poem was read by Mrs. Gordon • Aikens, and a hymn and prayer. closed the meeting. Baking, plants 'and sewing articles were auctioned • off', with Mrs. Dalton Malcolm as auctioneer. An enjoyable...eve- ning `was. spent. .li$t!t't�lvgdfu,k41 Wasi cottons, 'WA 1*, ph0e te}ylene and. enttone lbl ods texylene d 'spp? have thein ell Patterns and aktades. SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS Jacket styles, fora the young men, in plains, stripes and checks. Sizes ----S, M, L 2.35 . to 7.95 Huron Farm News (By D. H. Miles, Agricultural Representative- for Iluron Co. Spring seeding is progressing favorably in most areas. Week- end rains, however, • put a tem- porary stop to this. 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