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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-12-27, Page 3ilpbsPerfius 3. • Donald G. Eaton Office in the Jackson Aluminum • Building Phone 75 : Seaforth 1111r1Par FIAT 7HATNOISECOUHEARVAEOLD VYou IAS4.8181`1A5 TRYIN TO GET NEEDA A CERTAIN FRY PAN OUT o 1 PAN MIS VAN. OF MS IN 1ANER, HER 1RDEAR fa mei sue SLIPINMAN /tOLDER4 ,k‘•••• P • v.. . • • . ",* • • . • . . • ‘,...,••14,. To Old friends,acquaintances and our many patrons . . . we sing out a most HAPPY NEW YEAR wish that 1963 will be filled with peace and success. . BALL-MACAULAY LTD. Lumber ' - Building Supplies SEAFORTH: Phone 787 — CLINTON: Phone HU 2:9514 •-).L • ,4+. •• / 4,- • •.4+ •• • • •• • ..). • 4,), • 'i • *,.• cr4 474 ,011 a•Pf I CUT PiECE9 TO LENGTH 10 FIT CABINET. ATTACH CUP HOOKS 3d APART: WAX SUPNC SURFACES. Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. Ill, I 1,4, le' •TS.. •••4. ••• Heralding a bright New Year ANSTETT Jewellers Phone 77 : Seaforth •"•., •••••A, ••0- •••7, 1 onems • • . . • • • • .. . : .. .. • It's time to extend our heartfelt wish — that the New Year will be filled with all good things for you and yours. 14' rt/' • We want to thank you for your patronage during the past year and look forward to your valued patronage in the coming year. OPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED SEAFORTH PHONE 775 "THE MOST VALUE FOR THE FARMER'S DOLLAR" LTATITITI TITITITI 0011'01 District ,Brides Choose Christmas Wedding Time len Boyes, Egmondville, was un- able to attend because of ill- ness. The bridesmaid„,Mrs. Gar- ry Finlayson, RR 3,, Walton, chose a blue velvet street -length gown with white hat, and gloves and shoes to match her gown. She carried yellow mums. Miss Corine Gibson, as junior bridesmaid, was dressed in gold velvet with white acces- HENRY—GIBSON sories, and carried similar Candelebra, ferns and poins- flowers. ettas were the setting in Blyth David Perrie, RR 3, Brussels, United Church on Saturday, was groomsman, and the guests Dec. 15, at 2:00 o'clock, when were ushered by Dwight Gib - Rev. Ivan McLagan officiated at son, brother of the bride, and the marriage of Yvonne Marie, Harvey Holland, RR 4, Clinton, daughter of Mr. Glen W. Gib- cousin of the bride, son, Blyth, and Robert William, Traditional wedding music son of Mr, and Mrs. William J. was played by Mrs. Donald Kai, Henry, RR 2, Blyth. who also accompanied the solo - Given in marriage by her ist, Miss Betty Muegge, Sea - father, the bride chose a floor- forth, when she sang "The length gown of bridal white Lord's Prayer" and "The Wed. pure silk organza over white ding Prayer." peau-de-soie with silk organza For a reception following in underskirt and lace trim. It the church basement, the featured long fitted lilypoixt bride's grandmother received, sleeves. The fitted bodice hhd wearing a black net over taffeta a sabrina neckline, trimmed dress with sequins and match - with band beading. Her elbow- ing accessories. A corsage of length veil was held in place pink carnations completed her by a crown of band beading. a ensemble. The groom's mother bouquet of red roses completed received guests wearing a blue her ensemble. magic crepe with matching ac - The maid of honor, Miss Hel- cessories, and a corsage of pink BOYD—DALE Mrs. Jean Dale, Seaforth, wishes to announce the mar- riage of her daughter; Nancy Ellen Dale, to Denis Roger Boyd, son of Mr. rifi Mrs. Har- vey Boyd, Mitchell, The mar- riage took place quietly Oct. 8, Rev. J. Clifford Britton officiat- ing. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL HAS 20% CHANGE IN MEMBERSHIP Huron county council has un- dergone a 20 per cent change- over for 1963; seven of its 35 seats will be occiipied by new members. Also there remains one election in McKillop, where nominations will be held Dec. 28. Reeve Dan Beuerman, 15 years in council, will be nom- inated, but whether or not he will be opposed is not known. No more will Harvey Cole- man's cigar smoke rise from an end pew to right of the war - Schools Hold Annual Concerts, Welcome Santa Santa Claus arrived at SS No. 9; McKillop, Friday evening for the annual school Christnias concert. Teacher at the school is Mrs. Jim Smith. Mrs, Lavern Godkin was the accompanist for the evening. The program included: Open- ing Chorus, School; Welcome, Nancy McNichol; "A Christmas Wish," four boys; recitation, Dianne Dennis; piano number, Jean and Betty Roe; "Tea Par- ty," for girls; dialogue, "A Successful Elopement"; musi- cal number, Boy and Three Goats; paino number, Joyce Mc- Nichol; dialogue, "Mrs. Hooli- gan's New Spring Hat"; read- ing, Francis Beuerman; piano number, Starr Fischer; Hat Parade; dialogue, "Doing With- out. Christmas"; piano number, Marfinn Wildfcmg; chorus by, school, '.`This Old House"; The Twist; Christmas numbers and carols; closing choruses, "Mer- ry Christmas" and "Closing Chorus" and "God Save the Queen," after which Santa Claus arrived. S.S. NO. 7, McKILLOP The annual Christmas concert last Tuesday. Teacher at the Arnold STINNISSEN Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Telephone: 852 R 12 - SEAFORTH of SS No, 7, McKillop, was held den, • The Stanley reeve, eight years on the county body, told his council "if they wanted to make a move he would not stand in the way". Deputy Reeve Alvin Rau ran for the senior post, but was defeated by Ernest • Talbot, and Elmer Hayter fills the deputy office. Valentine Becker, reeve of Hay, gives way to John Corbett. In East Wawanosh, the reeve - ship relinquished by Clarence Hanna, falls to Ernest Snell, William Musser captured the deputy reeveship of Eiceter from Claude Farrow. George McCutcheon, reeve of Brusselsand warden for 1962, did not seek re-election, and Brussels will be represented by Calvin Krauter. Reeve Scott Fairservice removed from Blyth Which will sen William Morritt to county. council. Two of the present members served only part of the 1962 term—J, A. Sutter, as deputy reeve of Clinton, and D. Gei- ger, deputy reeve of Hay. school is G. C. Willis, and pian- ist for the evening was Mrs. Alex Dennis. The various numbers and those taking part follow: Wel- come recitation by Debbie Wey; five choruses by the School Choir; play entitled, "John Has the Toothache," Mary Leeming and Doug Wey; square dance by the junior pubils: Murray McCall, Dena Wey, Owen Bos- man, Kenny Dalton, Bonnie Wallace, John. Leeming, Neil Ryan and Rosemary Ryan; reci- tation by Neil Ryan; three chor- uses by the Juniors; play en, titled, "Child Psychology," Neil McNichol, Tom Leeming, Paul Somerville, Donnie D a l t o n, Doug Wey, Herbie Shannon and Gordon Ryan; violin solo, "Sil- ent Night," by Tom Leeming, accompanied by Mary Leeming; play, "Santa Goes Shopping"; piano solo, "Bells Are Ring- ing," by Debbie Wey; Backward Drill, Neil Ryan, John Leem- ing, Paul Somerville, Bob Wal- lace, Donnie Dalton and Kenny Dalton; Nativity Scene; "God Save the Queen." Santa paid a visit and lunch was served. •,„ T4r. TS, TS, TS, •TS,. *F. 14. ••'• G. A. WHITNEY Furniture Funeral Service Ambulance Service Phone 119 • Seaforth "•,‘ `A 'A. ",s "s•• -14 .4* r , 4.* • f,y I carnations. For a wedding trip to the Eastern United States, the bride' travelled in a charcoal suit with black and white accessor- ies and a corsage of red carna- tions. On their return they will reside in London Guests were present from Sault Ste, Marie, St. Catharines, London, Denfield, Granton, St. Marys, Wingham, Clinton, Sea - forth and Blyth. UNRAU—THOMPSON In a setting of white lighted tapers, white mums with red poinsettia, wedding vows were exchanged Saturday, Dec. 22, at 2:30 p.m. in the Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, by Patricia Kathleen Thompson, Guelph, and David George Un- rau, Lafayette. Indiana. The Rev. Ivor Bodenham, Park Bap- tist Church, London, officiated at the double -ring ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Thompson, On- tario St., Clinton, and the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. David Unrau, Kingsville. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of frosted miremist, styled on asymmetric lines. The skirt, which swept in folds to the side, was caught with appliques of hand run Alencon lace jewel- led in crystal and seed pearls, with the back falling into a chapel train. Her fingertip veil of French silk illusion was held by a contoured hand of sprays of pearls and rhinestones, and she carried a crescent bouquet of gardenias with' stephonitis and holly. Street -length gowns of forest green peau de soie sheaths, with petal overskirts, with poinsettia styled headdresses with matching veils, were chos- en by the • bride's three sisters who attended her. They were Miss Sharon Thompson, Kit- chener, maid of honor, and Mrs. D. A. Reynolds and Mrs. Ewart Cornish, Clinton, as bridesmaids. They carried cres- cent-shaped bouquets of white mums trimmed with holly. Miss Cindy Rennie, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Rennie, Guelph, as flower girl, wore white peau de soie dress with green petal overskirt, green poinsettia headdress, and she carried a basket of white mums, red ros- es and holly. Edward Tigchelaar, Lafay- ette, Ind., was groomsman, and ushering the guests were Ron- ald Unrau, Kingsville, brother of the groom, and Fred Theak- er, Guelph. For the reception which fol- lowed in the • New Christian Ed- ucation wing of the church, guests were received by the bride's mother, who received wearing a green silk linen en- semble, matching flowered hat, matching accessories and a cor- sage of yellow roses. She was assisted. by the groom's mother, who wore a brown printed silk ensemble, with matching acces- sories and a corsage of pink roses. Nelson McClinchey, L i n a, New York, was soloist and he was accompanied by the church orgapist, Miss Lois • •Grasby, Clinton. For a wedding trip the bride travelled in a brown silk wor- sted suit, green and beige flow. ered hat, brown accessories and a Kalinski jacket, with a cor- sage of pink roses. On their return the young couple will reside at Lafayette, Ind., where the groom, a gra- duate of O.A.C., Guelph, is con- tinuing his studies at Purdue University. The bride until her marriage was a membdr of the secretarial staff of the Animal Husbandry Department, 0.A.C., Guelph. Guests attended the wedding from Seaforth, Clinton, Gode- rich, Caledonia, Brussels, Exe- ter, Detroit, Mich., London, Guelph, North Bay, Ottawa, To- ronto and Kingsville. , m'IATRON gitr,017q, $4p1 DN CM Happy ew ear!. Wishing you good luck in everything! JOSEPH T. HUGILL General Contractor Phone 388-J .• Seaforth ••• •• .4. '4.'4 .4'-'4'.'4 .4 ',V. •••••, •,4 •,,e, •,••• "4, • •,••• SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION D'ORLEON SILLS, Chairman R. S. BOX •EDMUND DALY MRS. D. BOYES R. J. BOUSSEY Sec,-Treas, • Manager ••••+. 4"'4 ) ..01..**. I 44) 14' •/".. eace on earth in 1963.... SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD. Phone 47 : Railway St. '4:sz,Velc •••••,. •••••I. .0.4) r or, .',..• , --!`• •/4,. 2,1, ) etitt ef.- e. • HAPPY N EW YEAR to one stud alit Canadian Tire Associate Store Phone 792 : Seaforth MOO • "*""A. 'A •