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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-12-06, Page 5• • • r • • • • • • • • • 4 THANK!• To everyone who contributed in any way to thesuccess of the Santa Claus Parade. It was only through the co-operation of many people and organizations that such a successful parade was possible. Seaforth Christmas Activities Committee w �4. •. v,... ".. . y, • 'r,,, . v...• M.. 4 . , . .• y. y . ,y .• ... M k . - ••• ' . -f -1 M :,i i .a% t ..k ' ire r .1 .,�' r .1 rrr11 rf4�% r .11' r r ..,; r ..I 1 40' ,r4. 1'414' .,,v 4rel I?, • r r "0 r v r y, r1 X17 x t, w1r 1J TURNER'S UCW Turner's Church UCW met in the church" basement at 2:30 Pau. on Thursday, Nov. 29. Ten members were present and an- swered the toll call with a verse from the Bibe containing the word "Love". Mrs. G. Mc- Gregor had charge of the devo- tions, assisted by Mrs. IL Johns. • A centennial gift of $25.00 is being sent to the Huron Pres- byterial UCW; also $20.00 to the Turner's UCW buying com- mittee, for children's clothing, to be sent to the Fred Victor Mission, Toronto, along with any donations given b the children at a White Gift ser- vice at Turner's Church on Sunday, Dec. 9th. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. E. Crich at 2:30 p.m., January 10, 1963. The hostess, Mrs. Grant Mills, served a dainty lunch. r;tyr;r-j '-4i t r I"I;e�„wl�;r«�.�1�,r,�1ir,rv�;r • WEDDINGS Get Two Gifts At One ,Low Price By Shopping Before December 15th! With your purchase of a FREE! Electric BLANKET FREE! FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC WRINKLES - AWAY DRYER Fabric Heat Selector gives infinite number of heat settings from "Normal!' to "Delicate",also "'No Heat." Automatic Time Control—up to 145 minutes without redialing. "Wrinkles -Away" cycle for pressing Wash -and -Wear garments. Push-button door opener. WE HAVE PRICED FORDRYERS FROM 39.00 YOUR BUDGET Buy any New or Used Dryer and obtain .FREE your Electric Blanket during this Sunshine Special Sale. G1NGERIC SALES 8t SERVICE LTD. PHONE 34 .art rr ( rr .rr ri rr Or ZURICH .rn Iw11..h I.MI w1 r?.M`r.+N I.,yt 1417 4711 '14711YV 47114711 4711 WOODMAN—SMITH Rev. Harold Kendrick officiat- ed at the wedding in the Pente- costal Church when Dorothy Mary Smith became the bride of Aubrey Douglas Woodman. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Smith, RR 5, Seaforth, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Marion Wood- man andthe late John Wood- man, New Harbour, Newfound- land. The bride chose a full-length gown of net over taffeta with a sequin neckline. A crown of sequins held her scalloped net veil, and she carried a bouquet of red roses. Miss Ruth Norris was maid of honor, and Miss Dianne Fischer, bridesmaid. They wore identical royal blue velvet waltz length gowns with white feath, ered hats, and carried bouquets of white mums, The sister of the bride, Sandra Smith, was flower -girl.- She wore a royal blue velvet top and white and blue nylon skirt over taffeta. Ronald. Howard, Goderich, was best man. Donald 'Bray, of Brussels, and Grant Rakestrow, Cold Lake, Alberta, were ush- ers. Roger Smith, brother of the bride, was ringbearer. The soloist was Dianne Henderson and pianist was Mrs. John Hen- derson. For travelling the bride chose light blue brocade with fur trim and white and black ac- cessories. At present the cou- ple will reside in Clinton. BOYES—BROWN Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, decorated with lighted candelabra and tall, standards of yellow and bronze mums, was the setting Saturday after- noon at 3 o'clock for the wed- ding of. Elaine Mary Brown, Clinton, and Budd Wesley Boyes, Clinton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown, Clinton, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Boyes, Ontario St., Clinton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Grant L. Mills, minister of the church. The Pilgrim Sisters sang dur- ing the ceremony and at the signing, of the register. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a floor -length gown of peau de faille, fashioned with French guipure lace bodice and three- quarter length sleeves. The snugly -fitted bodice emphasized a full skirt trimmed with the same 'lace motifs and back bustle bow from which fell a brush train. A cluster of pearl - FREE • Installation of 1963 License Plates • Wheel Alignment and Steering Check IT'S THE TRUTH OUR 12 POINT TUNE-UP SPECIAL ALL MAKES QF CARS INCLUDES: • Compression Test 4, 6 and 8 cylinders • Setting Timing ONLY S PARTS EXTRA • Cleaning Plugs or Replacing • Regapping the Plugs • Adjusting or Replac- ing ignition Points • Checking High Tension Wires • • • • Checking Distributor Cap and Rotor • Checking Primary Wiring • Checking the Heat Riser • Checking the Vacuum Advance • Checking the Coil and Condenser • Road Test HAVE YOUR CAR FP L ) NOW! Only $3.50 PARTS EXTRA INCLUDES • Repacking front wheel bearings • Checking brake lining • Checking brake hydrau- lic system • Checking the emergency brake cables • Checking the exhaust system • Adjustment of the brakes SEAFORTH �T o�S PHONE 541 SEAFORTI1 ized orange blossoms and tulle leaves held her elbow -length bouffant veil of double silk il- lusion, and she carried a cres- cent shaped bouquet of chalice roses. Miss Merlyn Hough, London, as maid of honor; Miss Bonnie Boyes, Clinton, sister of the groom, and, Miss Patricia Brown, Clinton, sister of the bride, as bridesmaids, were gowned in identical emerald green baller- ina gowns of peau de soie, with scoop neckline, three-quarter length sleeves and finished with large upright bows, centered by a rosette for back interest. They wore matching shoes and white velvet hats, and carried cres- cent-shaped bouquets of yellow mums, Beverley Boyes, of Clinton, brother of the groom, was groomsman, and ushering the guests were Bayne Boyes, Clin- ton, and Paul Draper, Clinton. For the reception which fol- lowed at the Elm -Haven Motor - Hotel, Clinton, the bride's mother received the guests wearing a sheath of gold bro- cade, matching accessories • and a corsage of chalice roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother, who wore a French blue chiffon sheath, matching accessories and a corsage of pink . roses. For a wedding trip to New York the bride travelled in an autumn beige basket weave wool ensemble, green hat, black accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. Mr. and Mrs. Boyes will reside on Blake St., Goderich. Carmel COT Has Special Meeting The special CGIT ,meeting in Carmel Presbyterian Church was led by Mrs. Ed. Fink. Miss Linda Lenaghan led in worship, followed by prayers by Miss Patricia Moir (dedication); Miss Barbara Schwalm (Forgiveness), IVliss Ruth Smale (Intercession), and Miss Patricia Schwalm (Thanksgiving). A hymn was sung by the CGIT girls before the offering, which was pre- sented to Miss Bessie. McCur- chy and taken up by Miss Ann Lawrence and Miss Linda Len- aghan. Miss Patricia Moir gave the offertory prayer. Mrs. Ross MacDonald intro- duced the guest speaker, Miss Bessie McMurchy, who showed films and souvenirs of India. In her talk she told of her train- ing in order to become a mis- sionary of India. A native of Collingwood, she is taking fur- ther training at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Miss Mc- Murchy dressed the girls in costumes native to India. Miss Patricia Moir expressed grati- tude to her. Lunch was served by the La- dies' Aid. OS1TQ $gam � > ONT„ DEC, 'a 112 CROi NE'$ :OF 'THE. i A few neighbors str`pis'ised Mr: and Mrs. Filmer G,bappel, en Tuesday evening, Nov. 2?, the occasion being their 25th wedding anniversary. During the evening euchre was enjoy- ed and a delicious Munch was served. The following address was read by Mrs. Harvey Dow: "Dear Janet and Filmer: So many little joys you're ,shared together, hand in handy; so many, little hopes and dreams have come 'true,- just as plan- ned. May this and all the years to come, keep right on bringing true, the special hopes and dreams of yours, that mean the. most to you. Your neighbors wish you another fifty years of happy married life and would like you to accept these small gifts as a token of our affection and esteem." Mrs. Chappel was presented with a silver compact by Mrs. Wesley Russell, and Filmer re- ceived a sterling silver' tie clip. Mr. and Mrs. • Chappel made suitable replies. 7, re,' , r -.A r .•;S .r41 r •••, r .+% 7.;•••"- -' i�.r% r ..n' 1 .1 F.' rr- r ..;% �T.1 r *0. C: 1kCegaig, on behOraa the neighbors, presented lir, Arnie Harbmrn with. ,a- box Qi , elioeolate.F, It being he- birth, day. Some of the yotn'?''folk 'q the commw ty st?renaded, fir;; and Mrs. I#eg li'inlaysom; nem -- weds, on Saturday night, and enjoyed a chivari party, • Mr. Jack Currie, of Wmniii,• peg, called on many old friends. and acquaintances in this vicine ity last week. Mrs. T. L. Scott was guest speaker at the thankoffering of Caven Church WMS, Exeter, which was held recently. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doug- las and family were at Embro on Saturday attending the fun- eral of Mr. Douglas's father, the late Mr. Walter Douglas. Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman Jeffer, , son, of Munro, visited.Saturday evening 'with -'Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Laing and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Riehl and family, of Sebringville, were Sunday "visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson. ,r; - ,f ,r > f rte ' :r :r-4 , ,r,,. ,�,�: r�' , � r Buy . yourself . . • A CHRISTMAS PRESENT! Save ! $3.00 per 100 ORDER your , "Nickchicks" BEFORE DECEMBER . 21st And SAVE $3.00 Per 100 Birds Take Delivery Any Time Next Spring Write or Phone: H & N 'Nickchicks' HENDERSON STARTED CHICKS SEAFORTH LIMITED Phone 558 ONTARIO lr w j" 1 r r w r 1 lr r r � r vrtr r w r y r� r v,b 1."1/ w r w ..... ...',...;`....., .'0..'0"0, ''0-" 2,..;•,,...,..'0..'0.."0 .k. F-S'.'0••'v ..:c,..0...y1r!Nlr ,.elk r wlrrlrw. xr1 wrr,(i,urr rwrw1 wrrr r ulrwrwr rIt. ) wrrr rrrr"Fe, rg r CHESTERFIELD SUITES Make pleasant Christmas giving! 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