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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-07-29, Page 10' ' • t" '44" 411 "1 S4kr9&Q» 2.9, 1965 LASSIFIt D • Aps combining. Neil Orork , Seaforth, phone 527, ‘7{ f • _ 19-83-2 [SALE -10 pigs, 8 weeks Ron Carter, pleat* 527-1166 • 8-83-1 .4*.O.i,90—One stirrup, reward. ''T1(.nAttinb.Darwita Reynolds, phone t2142oer. 2-83-1 ' FOR," ,custurn swathing, call „: ,•Genrge Stone and Son, 527-0136. Qr. 19-83x3 •• OR SALE—A number a used tel in exeellent condi- „ tion, 21” and 17", Crown Hard- ware, Seaforth. • 11-83-2 FOR SALE—I,5 tons of No. '1 feed Rodney oats. Stanley Jason, phone Seaforth, 527- 1-127. 11-83-1 FOR SALE -25 creamer pigs. Jahn Jamanatt, RR 2, Seaforth, phone 527-0655, 8-83x1 FOR. SA1.4—Lae builank Inealted on P4041111St Pbene 527'494t oz» aPPPY' to Stuart .0e Vries, ' Egmondville. 14-83x1 Births RETKLE In Scott MemOrial Hospital, on J'u1y 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Carlyile ed1Ue, RR1. Crorearty, a (Laughter. MOORE — b Scott Memorial Hospital, on July 27', to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mbore, Eg- mond.ville, a son Bate7 David. SHANAHAN — In Scott Memor- ial Hospital, on July 28, to M. and Mrs. Thomas Shanahan, Se•aforth, a danghter. SWART — Ln Scott Memorial Hospital, on July 28, to Mr. and 1VIrs, Ray Swart, R R 4 Seaforth, a daughter. WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS': Dial 527-0240 The Annual Midsummer CLEARAN( SALE continues at LARONE Seaforth's 5c to $1.60 Store Stationery - Gifts LOCAL ''BRIEFS. Miss Gail Fisher, of Kitch- ener, is a visitnr with her grandmother, Mrs. R. Elgie. Mo. W. A. Campbell, of Guelph, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Camp- bell and attended the Campbell reunion at Bayfield on Sunday. Mr. George Eaton was taken to Westminster Hospital, Lon- don, last . Thursday for further treatment, after being a.patient in Scott Memorial Hospital the past two months. Mr. and Mrs, Craig Wjllis, of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Willis and family, of Clin- ton, and Miss Peggy Willis, of Deep River, 'were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Willis. Rev. and Mrs. J. Ure Stewart returned home Sunday after spending two weeks at Magnet- awan hi the Parry Sound Dis- trict, and Lindsay and Toronto. Miss Anne Downey has re- turned to London af3ter spend- ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. Gordon Dick. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett, Clinton, on Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Piggott, Cooksville; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce • Walter and family, London, and Mrs. R. K. McFar- -lane, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs.' Tim Eaton spent last week in Toronto with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eaton. Mrs, Wren Eyre, of 'Sarnia, was the guest of relatives here over the weekend. Mrs. W. J. Farrah and daugh- ter, Christine,' of Grosse Point, Mich,, are visiting with Miss Lillian Faulkner, • •Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCowan and family spent a few days with M. and Mrs. John Mc Cowan, of Brighton, Michigan. Mr. Ferg Bullard, St. Thomas, spent a week with friends Mrs. Thomas Smithers, Van- derhoof, B,C., visited Mrs. J. J. -Selater last week. Lt. John and • Mrs. Cole and family, of Halifax, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Devereaux, Huron Farm News A few people have started to 'combine wheat. Corn and beans are„growing nicely with warm- er days and Nights. Spring grain harvest will be late; a few fields are turning, color. Some early sown , spring barley may be swathed late in the week. Pastures are keeping up par- ticularly w.ell. Classified ads pay'dividend' around Seaforth, ed, is at Ores, ent a patient in Westminster Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Campbell spent a week with Mrs.:Eaton's parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Alexan- der, Nova Scotia. Mr. Reg Pryce, of Vancouver, B.C., is a guest of .Mr. Ed. Pryce and Miss Helen Pryce. Mrs. Donald G. Maclean, of Toronto, spent several days this week at the home of her broth- er-in-law„ Rev. J. Ure Stewart and Mrs. Stewart. W02 and Mrs, Ernest Packer and family, of Picton Heights, Ont., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe White and Mrs. L. J. Healy. LAC and Mrs. Tom Bull and Master Allan Clow, of Summer - side, P.E.I„ have returned home after spending the past three weeks with Mrs, Bull's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nigh. • Miss Elaine Oke is a counsel- lor at the United Church CGIT Camp at the Goderich Summer School this week. Nancy.and Judy Hulley are holidayin at the same camp. /- -- Mr. and Mrs. Ne,i1 Taylor and family, of San Francisco, Cal., have returned after spending some time with' her mother, Mrs. W. S. Hay. Mr. and Mrs, A. Chartrand of Detroit, were,weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoggarth and Miss Ruth Cluff. - Mr. 'Ewan and Mr. Alexan- der and Miss Kaye Kampman, of TOronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward McIver and children, of Kitchener, spent Sunda' with Mrs. Sarah McIver. Mrs. W. Farrah and daughter; Christine, of Grosse Pointe, Mich., and Kiss L. .Faulkner spent the weekend in' Galt and Hamilton. Mr. Thomas R. Cluff, Mont- real, is spending his vacation with.Mr. and Mo. Lloyd Hog- garth.. Monday visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. Ure Stewart were Mr: and Mrs. Charles Scott, of Auburn; also Mr. Stew- art's granddaughter, Mrs. Chas. Terry, with her husband and baby daughter, .Deborah Lee. Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Patterson and Dianne have returned from a vacation at Bobcaygeon, in the Kawartha Lake District' David' and Peter Harvey 'and Joe McLean,. of Seaforth, and Denny and Wendy McConney, fnernerly of Seaforth and now of Uxbridge, are attending the Huron Church Camp at Bay- field. • Right on target The finest advertising doesn't have a chance unless it ' is seen or heard. The circulation of an advertisement is vital to its success. And circulation is people. .. not the number of advertisements printed or anticipated or projected. No advertiser can afford expend -it gutgaifirit'filititte proof of circulation sitotild be demanded.,, yague gen- /Maki should be discounted, .Chartsi fort and promisee eta not readers, and can lead Your adVertising off sales target The actual circulation, figures . . . verified count ,... of this newspaper are available through the reports , of the Addit Bureau of CirCujitioos. • Exactly how many units of your advertising are delivered into the hands of paying customers? How :Mich do they pay to see your advertising? Where and how is this advertising being delivered? This is, the_type of circulation information that, helps •keep your advertising and advertising budget aimed in the' right direction. • No camouflage, just facts ad figures. insist on circulation proof when you buy advertising —be ABC -sure. A copy of our latest ABC Audit .Report is available on request. • Siooeigak$0ivitig, Aro Coinrnunii . first • te. 61.4 ' MR. AND MRS. KARL SCHMITT are pictured here • fol- lowing their recent wedding. The bride's parents are Mr. and 1VIrs. F. L. Maloney, Seaforth, and the groom is a son of Mrs. E, Schmitt, Kitchener, and the late Mr. Schmitt. ZENITH RADIO AND TELEVISION Sales - SERVICE ' SPARLING AT JOHN SEAFORTH TANNAH F"111111 PHONE 527-0703 FLANNERY CLEANERS WILL BE CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS AUG. 2 UNTIL AUG. 9 Savauge's Store. Will Be Closed Tues., Aug. 3, & Wed., Aug. 4th • OPEN AS USUAL THURSDAY, AUG. 5th • Bn n's Hair Styling Will be Closed for Holidays August 8th to August 24th — WATCH FOR OUR FALL SPECIALS — BINNENDYK—DOEISON e turquoise lace inserts at 'waist and sleeve edge. She carried a cascade pf white Shasta mums and •trailing ,ivy. Lynda Mary Dobson becam the bride of Robert Abraham John Binnendyk at a • double - ring ceremony- in First Presby- terian Church, Seaforth, on Sat- urday, July 24, at 4:30 p.m. Rev. Douglas 0. Fry officiated. The organist, Miss Carol Brown, played - traditional wedding musi& and 'acconipanted the soloist, Miss Grace Hall, Lon- don, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love." The bride's parentsare Mr. and Mrs. Arch Dobson, of SeaJorthi, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Arie Binnendyk, Kippen. The- bride, given In marriage by 'her father, chose a floor - length gown of white French peau de faille. The bodice' 'Waq highlighted by a shallow scoop ed neckline with elbow -length sleeves, ana was enhanced by an empire band of guipure lace. The gently controlled A-line skirt cascaded from a semi -fit- ted waist to a chapel train. She wore. a shoulder -length veil caught up by a single white tulle and satin rose. She car- ried a cascade of ,yellow roses and trailing ivy. Miss Christie Dobson,' Sea - forth, was maid of honqr, and actine as bridesmaids were Mrs. Donald Millard, Brantford, and Miss Barbara Dyble, Belleville. They were dressed alike in floor -length gowns of sea aqua crepe. The fitted bodices had an, overlay of white guipure lace, scalloped at the waist with elbow -length sleeves. Matching wedding ring headpieces and short veils completed their cos- tumes. They carried eel -Scent •bouquets of white Shasta mums. The flower girl, Miss Cather- ine Vennema, niece of the groom, wore a floonflength gown of white peau de faille with Shower Honors Bride -Elect , A miscellaneous shower was held at Cavan Church, Win- throp, for Miss :Margaret Alex- ander, when her, friends and neighbors gathered to express their good wishes for her forth: corning_ marriage. A short program was opened by the Singing of "0 Canada," followed by a sing -song, with Mrs. A. Scott at the piano. The remainddr of the program con- sistdd of duets and solos by Vanda and gvelyn Storey and Bland •piano instru- mentals by Sandra Johnston and Jean Patrick and a reading by Lbis Bernard. Mrs. Toll con- ducted two contests. Margaret, 4VIrs. Alexander and Mrs. Volland were escorted to the front and presented with corsages. Miss Elaine Beattie read the address. The gifts were brought in by Mise Mart lene Pepper, Miss Leis Bernard and Miss Linda " Somerville. Margaret thanked everyone and extended an invitation to all to attend, her trousseau tea. Hank Binnendyk, of Kippen, was groomsman, ,and ushering were Dick DeJong, Kippen; and John Casey, Toronto. ..A, reception and dance was held in the Canadian Legion Hall, -Seaforth The bride's mother received the guests wearing a pink silk shantung 'sheath dress with lace bodice and matching jacket, pink ac- cessories and corsage of pink Delight roses. Assisting her was the gropm's mother, who chose a blue silk shantung sheath dress with lace bodice, white accessories and a corsage , of white roses. The groom's ,gift to the bride was a single strand of ,pearis with. 'matching earrings, and the bride's gift to the groom was a gold wrist watch; Guests from out-of-town were from 'Algoma Mills,. Toronto, Burlington, Brantford, London,, Belleville, Teeswater, Illinois,. Holland, Sarnia and Detroit. For a wedding trip to 'Ber- muda, the bride chose a :tur- quoise three„piece suit of lin- en- Shantung with black 'patent accessories, black hat and con sage of white carnations. The couple will reside at 20 Craig Street, London. The bride is a' graduate .of Victbria Hospital • School of Niirsing, London, and 'the groom is employed with John Labatt Ltd., London. - • Announcement! George R. Johnston, Real State Broker, West Lom, Ont. announces the -appointment of. William M. Hart, Seaforth; as Real Estate Salesman for Sea - forth and Area. Having -known Bill for so many years, we feel we have a representative who is worthy of the confi- dence that is required in the real estate business. He will be interested in listings for homes, lots, commercial and industrial businesses, sum- mer resort property. We do have- many, choice buyers for farms from the Essex and Kent County areas who are interested in purchasing cash crop, general, as well as dairy farms. „ • We .solicit your business through Bill Hart, and a call at his business office 527-0870, or resi- dence 527-1972, would be much appreciated. We plan to personally assist and work with Bill, and we look forward to the opportunity of serving the people in the Seaforth area. GEORGE R. JOHNSTON WILKINSON'S 88c SALE • re SEE OMR SI) -PAGE COLOVRED 4 NDBILL FOR 88 cow SAVINGS YOU -„ SAVE - EVERY 7 •DAY AT. - SEAPORTH - IGA . , ' • „ . • \ 9t, 1 A 0 w .4.1144 .1.14.40/ sgt.t. L. ,A41-