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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-09-02, Page 5.14 • • • • • • ••, • • .• • M • • ti r NEWS JQi;'. , 4LTON lass Guest speaker for the August meeting of the Walton Worgen's Institute was Mrs. Geo. Michie, of Belgrave. Her subject was "Education: Then and Now, and the importance of teaching lit• erature." The program was un- der the leadership of Mrs. Jas. Clarke and Mrs. Herb William - Son. A musical number was given by lois Williamson, Shirley Williamson and Isabel Pethick, with' Eilene Williamson at the piano. There were twenty-four members and a number of visit' tors present. The president, Mrs. Roy Wil- liamson, conducted the business. A number of the 4 -II girls were present and set pp . their dis- play of flowers and vegetables shown at .Achievement • Day in Seaforth. Nellie Baan gave the commentary ' on the exhibit, "Keeping Vegetables For Win-, THINKING ABOUT INVESTING? THERE'S SAFETY IN NUMBERS! ONE SINGLE INVESTMENT IN - UNITED ACCUMULATIVE FUND LTD:,, GIVES YOU PART OWNERSHIP IN OVER EIGHTY OF CANADA'S .LARGEST INDUSTRIES WIDELY DIVERSIFIED . THROUGHOUT THE ECON- OMY, AND IN ADDITION CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION Assets In Less Than 8 Years Have Grown' To More Than $170,000,000 10000 Investment VALUE $24,884.75 965 January 2, 1958 Aug. 12, rel with dividends reinvested Savings Plans (As Low As $20 Monthly) Monthly or Quarterly Variable Withdrawal Income Plans ' For details, call: WILMER, BROADFOOT Phone 527-0855 — Seaforth ter Use-"' Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs. Nelson Marks were appointed leaders for the next 4-H course, "Sleeping Garments." They would like any girls wishing to take .the course to let these leaders know, before Sept. 6th. The members are invited to a cooking school in Londe§. boro Hall, Sept. 13. This is spon- sored by the Eastern . Star -of Blyth. Appreciation was expressed to those who took• cars to Gode- rich Hospital. It was decided to have a Fashion Show in the spring. The rally of Huron Wo- men's' Institutes is to be held in Walton on October. 4th, at 9 a.m. Mrs. Roy Williamson and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald were ap- pointed .to the area convention in Guelph; October 12th and 12th. The motto, "Education is the -machinery for success, while personality is th'e oil," was giv- en by Mrs. Herbert Williamson. Lunch was served by Mrs. Kenneth; McDonald, Mrs. Geo. Pollard, Mrs. Harold 'Bolger, Mrs. George McCall and Mrs. Clarence Martin. Miss Linda Leeming has re- turned to Mitchell after spend- ing the last two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming. ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ryan, of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ry- an. Miss Beverly McCall is holi- daying this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown, Burling - toil. Miss ittith Ewiis, of'l'or'daiK spent the weekend mtlik- parents, Mr. and Mrs- Doug1a Ennis. .. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid vis- ited over theweekend With. Mr. and Mrs. Avin Stimore, Strat- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Renton Mitchell, Of Mitchell, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming on Sunday. Mrs. Donald Buchanan attend- ed the leaders' training school at Alma College, St. Thbmas, last week. Susan Humphries visited last week with her uncle and adnt, Mr. -and Mrs. Horace Rutledge, -London. - Mrs. John Shannon has =re- turned home after spending a few months with relatives at Calgary, Alta. The Walton Public- Library will be closed September, 7th and 14th. Misses Karen and Connie Coutts have been ' in -charge of the library for sev- eral weeks owing to the absence of the librarian, Mrs. Torrance Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Williams, of Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams and fainily, of London, -spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Ryan. Mr. Tom Love has returned home' after 'attending the On- tario College of Education, To- ronto.' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leem- ing and Ross visited Master Randy Leeming, of Fordwich, on Saturday; the occasion be- ing Randy's ninth birthday. NOR,it1S-. WHARRAM Sweabiarg United Chu; h teas the setting fcc the 4otiple-r mg •ceremony- uniting ganef •4t>xa beth (Beth) • Wliar!rant,, 16400&stock, and Mervynpoggias, Norris, Woodstock: Phe bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Wharram, Woodstock; the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris, Kippen. Rev. W. Stewart Miner officiat- ed at the ceremony.' The bride was given in mar- riage by her father, and wore an original floor -length gown of white French peau de faille. The bodice was highlighted by. a scooped neckline and elbow - length sleeves. A bia band formed an empire waist from which the gently controlled bell Smiles ... Two Hollywood' producers, looking for -talent, sat in front seats watching the star of a Las Vegas show, "I wonder who made her dress?" the first on,p asked. "It's hard to sayy, the second replied. "Probably. • the , police." The prospective employer was interviewing an applicant for a stenographic job. " . and you thoroughly understand the importance of good punctuation?" he asked. "Oh, yes,' said the young lady, "at my last place I al- ways got there on time." A farmer dreamed that he was going up in a rocket to orbit the earth. Looking at the vast array of machinery, dials and whatnots, he sighed: "I just wish it wasn't all put to- gether by the lowest bidder!" t fell, rbc etaehab t h4 pel tr 1n cascaded Ai*'a tail.' orad bow,. *Ogle back: emp}rd; waist A seed earl 1erowvn head.: piece •with .. crystal, teardrops held it bouffant y9il of French', silk illusion, and '40 carried a;' cascade - of yellow roses. .and; stephanotis.. " • Attending the bride as maid of honor was Miss Sharon WWVett% laufer, Woodstock, and brides Maids were Miss Barbara Wt[ar rain, sister of the bride, and_ Miss Judith McCready, Wood: stock. They wore identical gowns of butterfly yellow silk chiffon crepe featuring scooped necklines, elbow -length• sleeves and Guipure lace florets form-, ed an. empire waist from which fell unfitted sheath skirts. They were matching yellow petalled rosebud headpieces, touched with flattering cocktail veils. They carried cascades. of white carnation •and ,cornflower:- Thomas ornflower:'Thomas Love, Seaforth, at- tended as best man, and ushers were Laird Norris, London, brother of the groom, and Bruce Wharram, Woodstock, brother of the bride, The mother of the bride re- ceived guests, wearing a sheath dress of mint green lace and a hat of shirred ivory velvet. Her corsage ways pale orange delight roses. The grodm's mother as- sisted in receiving, and. wore a corsage of pink sweetheart ros- o es. Mrs.. Gordon Wiseman was the organist for the ceremony, and Miss Rosalyn Hargreaves, the soloist, favored with "0 Per- fect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer." For travelling to Eastern On= tario, the bride chose a petal pink crepe sheath dress with mink -tone accessories. Her cor- sage was a gardenia, encircled with pink sweetheart rosebuds. The couple will make their home in Woodstock. Guests were present. from To- ronto, London, Leamington, Wheatley, Seaforth, Erin, Woad - stock, Kitchener, Detroit and Wyoming. Parties in honor of the bride were given by the teaching .staff of Carmichael School, Kitchen, er, where Miss Wharram taught last year; by Miss Sharon Wett- laufer, and Mrs. William Whar- ram. armstead .i.a Rural Impro CANT Will Your P'Iace Look Like This o . 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Seaforth PITTSBURG G PAINTS. available a.f' CROWN-- HARDWARE Phone 527-1420 - Seaforth McGAVIN FARM MACHINERY 'NEW and USED FARM MACHINERY -WALTON — Phone Seaforth 527-0245 TOPNOTCH 4FEEDS LTD. " The Most Value For the Farmer's Dollar " - Phone' 527-1910 - : Seaforth SEAFORTH - - COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY Market Street - ' Seaforth SL'NWORTHY WALLPAPER Benjamin Moore Paints GRAVES' WALLPAPER. ,& PAINT Dial 527-0550 Seaforth SILLS HARDWARE PLUMBING and HEATING Lowe Bros.' Paint Phone 5`27-1;620 , - Seaforth • Complete INSURANCE - COVERAGE W. E. SOUTHGATE INSURANCE Phone 527-0400 .Seaforth See Our . . • . COMPLETE LINE OF 'PAINTS GINGERICH'S -SALES & SERVICE Phone 527.-0200 'Se fo h