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SEAFORTA ONTARIO JUNE 20 1958
H -oro
Efcien Jili.stration Pays Dividend i
s n n -
OR County Coll:mil :last -Weels year by the 'construction of:, new
p first step leading to a new brdges and thelaying'of-new'pave-
ition.at the Huron County Home inents
tby,
1,.Istructing the County Rome Completion- of Huron's new Court
Mmittee to obtain , detailed Pla4s, Holise .1r$ provided the, county with.
estimates Methods Methods of finaneing, .building thathasattracted prov-
ie outlined; and it was iridiCated - ince-Wide interest, and at .the sanie
at:definite savingswith respect.' to tune ,made 'possible 'a more efficient
maintenance of chronically ill people and economical administrative pro-
wauld result. cedure.‘
The fact that Huron can cOntem- ,411 this has 'been, accomplished, at
. .
4,:.41.1ate an extensive bundling program little additional cost to the taxpayer;
'at the ..,C,o-unty Honk is a tribute to True, county rates have increased,
,the plannrng of county officials- and, __hut not to, the extent that the cost of
embers of council., It is further-evi7,,,7-7„--Materials—and7=1-ab-or---Iii-S:in_C-reased:'
enee- of the extent to which their: t-.-HaVing regard to the T'fact- that :the
ffielent consideration of County 'Province today is providing by way
r9hlems has resulted in the creation ..of grantS a smaller percentage of the
'-iphysical plant in Huron unequal- total oast of the county budget than
•,-.1,1'.).3y that in any other comparable previously ha* :been the ease, makes'
aunty in Ontario. ' ' -the-accOmplishinent .all' the More --re- - -
Few many years Huron'sroad sys7, markable." Ce,rtainly-the, Citizens of
tem has been regarded as one of the 1Iuron owe ,a debt of 'gratitude to
ln.ost extensive and efficient in\ the , their county ,officials for 'the -Way rn
Province. The Highways Depart- • which they plan and' carry out the
anent through the years has develop- day -to -clay operationS'af the connty-,
ed methods and applications that and to members of County. Council
have become common- highway 'con- ,for having created a suitable frame-
struction practises. The system is work of- policyii
:wthn whleh the Olt-
. .
being_ maintained and added to each dais 611- operate.
Is 'Trade Embarrassment To RejIi inCBC,COntroi?
• Probably no subject during the two
,Tecent federal elections- received as
-much lijT rviee from Conservative -
speakers, from Prime Minister Deif-
• enbaker down, as did that of increas-
ing trade- With -Britain:
vert 15% of trade with the. TLS. -to
Britain was the way the prime min-
ister put it.• • -
And probably no subject has cauS1--
ed the Deifenbaker government such
embarrassment, nor is there a sub-
ject about which ,it_has..doneless.___
Certainly there was a loudly pro-
claimed, and expense -paid tour • of
businessmen to• Britain. There was ,
an offer from Britain to discuss free
• trade, which was completely ignored
by the Government. and lately there-
• have been indications that instead of
encouraging trade with Britain, the ,-
,Diefenbaker Government proposes to
• increase tariffs against British tex-
tiles—one of the few fields in which
trade with Britain -can be enlarged.
-But-even in the face of the em-
barrassment caused b,r abandonment
of its pre-election proposals, there
wis-surprisethat the Prime Minister -
• would have recourse to telling
• how news concerning the trade pro=
pbsals was to be handled.
But that was what happened dur-
ing the recent visit of Prime"Minister
Eating Habits Tend To More
•
Each year brings a change in eat-
ing habits, The oatmeal porridge that
not so many year's' ago was a re.gular
feature on every breakfast table, now
is a rarity. The rows , of pies that• -
mother 'used to make several times a,
week have been 'replaced by products
conceived in a factory some*h,ere
far removed and converted from the
coubents ofa cardboard box.,into
dessert. In fact, in many kitchens
• mother ra,rely is present, her place'
having been taken by Betty Crocker
,
and others. cd her ilk.
The weekly- magazine Market,,
ing points up the changes that
have occurred in our dietary habits
-andsays: --
"Honey an the.maining, honey .in
he, eVening;'ShoUldliaVe , been a hit
tithe in 1938, 1943; 1.048- — in -those
years' CanadiariS cousin:I:tea more than
three PoUndSo horleY per head;, now
'we UsejtiSt eVer pound and,a half.
isandia-iot.of other diet changes
hint up in:a new D138 ,,Study, of Food.
sumption 'Canada, " AMong
herI:a drop' in bUtthr alrisuniPtien
Wow -the old. wartime, ration:' -
pound per,persort per week.'
inie,consurriptionl,211:lb.
; ure (1955).19.2)..
Macmillan to Ottawa. An Ottawa
despatch to daily papers tells the
- -story:
•
"Prime Minister Diefenbaker
day intervened to preyent_a CBC in-
terviewer-fram--asking-P-rime-Minis,-
ter Macmillan of 13ritain, a„que.tion
about, Britain's proposal for an An-
'glo-Canadian- free trade area. „
"The CBC asked -Mr. Macmillan for-
a brief recorded television interview
after' he and Mr. Diefenbaker con-'
ldlIC16d 454ninute discussion in the -
Canadian prime niiiiiSter'-§Toffiee.----=--
int,erviewer explained te,
Macmillanr_before,the_actual ecord,
ing began that his - first question
would -Concern-the British free trade
proposal made last fall. -
He said the question would be:
'Will Britain's free trade _scheme be
discussed at the Commonwealth econ-
omic conference'
r. Diefenbaker, standing beside
Mr. Macmillan, said no ' and -a
, ,
whispered conversation among the
two„prime.ministers and tifeCBC
tervieWer ensued.
-'Whei the recording began, ,th
first and 'onlyNuestion asked by the
CBC was what Mr. MacMillan 'con-
sidered the ..main achievements of -his
.visit, to -Canada alicl the United
States."
Meat, Frui ts— est Fats, Sugars
Beef consumption has been climbing
steadily in the fifties:489 ib per cap-
ita in 19511 71.5 lbper capita in 19,55.
We're starting -to eat_' 1110re apples
(those. school-age kids again?), 45.5
lb. -per capita after a drop to 304 Ib
in 1953-54. Fluid milk consumption
is down to 0.83 Osper day from its ,
peak of 0.98 -in 1945 (other forms of
milk are up„, and ice' cream ” is soar-
ing). Canadian fainilieS 'didn't hold
back on the turkey, and -hick
1955. 5.6 lb., of turkey and24 lb.
of fowl and chicken per'head (nearly
ce prevar consumption). Total
impression: Canadians are eatiiig
more meat, fruits and vegetableS,
less fats, sugars and starches?'
Modern. Marvels
(Virden, Man, Empire -Advance)
The last ,foitr decades have been
very ainazing on in the field of sei.A
,
, ence . . But there is a danger that
the Wonder of our modern age will
become ,corninonplace, so -taken for
anted that they ,tease to be.
ers ... Let's not ,beconie to blase -
abotit the whole thing, but, rather, -
retain our feeling of Wonderas the
- neW mantis become a part of .our
daily life. '
S.EEN.IN.TH.EC
LINTY Ili!tr'E S
"].111urder 'At , Iliiron. Park
:Evidence Which may indicate
nitirderf has been' folind,Tri, a „. flower
Park, RCAF Station
Centralia. ..But,poliCeolon".t.;planto-
lay,,Oraxtes, The .:61fridthit-e.
is ahu-
rnanskull du up by 600. .'ot,:06;
Married pers�imel at n16 -staff:01
It has ,"b'eeit ideplcified..as.the suij
Of an Indian Woman, probably -kilt,
ed,' by - bIow-�ithe.sid of 'Abe:.
head from a blunt -instrument Dr.
J. A. Peniatain, Stratford patholo-
gist, estimates the skull.' has been
buried --`,.`for.;-'seVeral 'generations."'
It has been sent to Toronto to he,
SU:idled byarch�listsat the thtir.
Verait?. of WeStern,,Ottario. "It
may :have been •-murdety" coth
1i -tented Constable -Hank
cif the Exeter detachnient,:.`tait.irs
toe late,. to daT'anythijg abdut it
now.". ---Exeter Tinies;Adircteate.'
' ..,Truck 'Catches Fire ,
: Ziffich fire hrigade.-- responded
quieldy,to Monday
night,. when 'a dry-,Heleaning -truck,
Owned and operated ' by Ed. Brad*:
Exeter,caught fire ,two • mileeast
Oft -Zurich -',1h-liP4e-t/•:,
C:onfined to -the.. rear....of.the_truek„
Where ;•,theTinotor -lo:datedr:Was
so�n
darriage -waa.
Several 'hours' • 1 ater :When the 04.,
came' 'back IOW': the 'frit*
home the:lite' liar" 'started, all"„OVer
again. Mr.Brady came to Zurich
to:.eall 'Ter help, .and several: roeM-.
bers of...:thtire :brigade: Went.; out-
with hitnto. the ;fire,. -taking 'along
an extinguisher.,• Once:. more the.
-fire.;-wds...stion, Mit ,out;;:kut:-Consid-:
done ifiY• thia ttrite%c-aiise,.of
fire -Vvaa !believed- , to' have. been
wires- leading, limn the batterY,
shorting: Loss is ;covered by iristir;;
anee, ,•atcorelia,g' to IVO: -Brady.--
Zurfch Citizens: News. ' .;• , --
'Trade -Pair Huge -Success •
The first •I/Vitighani Trade Fair,
spensored by the local, Kinsmen ton News- Record.
,--
Club,'"" and Staged in the,_areim on.
Thursday, Friday,:and.. Satiirday7of:
last : week,:was. One of the -13110,St
completely. f.eVents, :the:
tpWri has. SepiL,'Vnlmitiating Ininiths1
the,orena;•the Interior of the
ing . buiid-
presented-„ottraCtive.
aPriearance."...Wlien.':Viattoran:arriVed
on the; Opening.iiight:.• The:RCAF
TrettiPet Band --front StationClin-
tan • got 0111gs-off:hi' flYingstart
, ,
-When. , theyparaded'. ox the
slreet'and ledai-eayalcade'ef,:ears:
tOrtlie.4onA::00..ThiltadaYTetrenirig;-;,
Speakera:.•:clitringthe .oPentrigCere,
Mony,;.'wereKin :President..Jack
Walke; who extended. -a,weiconie
ththe viSitors;;:'MaYer :E.;,Me.'
Kitinek,,:and,Ilt. effleial.'gtiest, 'Pro-,
Vineial•:TreaStirer'.• jaMeg.-X;.)Allait,
Wharepened. thelair; :after -being in-
trOdneed by the -,inayor.Wingliatir
-Mlvance Times
Travelhng SaIesinai.„,
, Thetravelling-'paleSinan-has-been,
the Mitt 1 nianY a' joke. ;However
..WaY..;ot!:=11fe,,,,the
.ealesineti, who make. regular ••ealli;
on, business 'people,' be.COnie. Very.
-interested-----in . the 'eellittilMitre
the -
Legion, has. .a.• find story to tell of
the aalesinan,WhO .noticed::aseason
tickets!' .for th virniitaihg .pbol."1
sale. Th: cotiVersatioir,ite-,-Jeartiect
Of r.the higk' degree i co-operation
shows by ever:Y.:club and..tridiVidual
;town inrat4ing..nioney,te. build
the -4.0oL--,;Thia,,,kild'L.Maii.: Wag -sa-
pleased, With What he: hearcL',And
so, since he lives "bY'''the ;Water
Teti -lenge -in -.getting „A, , sWirn,.-'' .he
,hotight one of the tickets., Then he'
aaked .PrOctor•give it, to
innie yottngater,iii,•tovin,r :Wit& nth::
erivise .iwoeld have „feundit...diffi-:'
to liisit the. Pool •very ,often.
There isa happy young, lad in Chit-
ton,- and .aniencenraged'etecirtiVe
on the: SWini..,,pool'.conintittee,:be-
'eatise
. .
Front The Huron ;Expositor.
June 23; 1933,
,
Albert Hildebrand, baker for
Cardno while at work in' the
bakery, ,bad,the‘rnisfortime to have
his arm, caught in the mixer. Be-
fore' the machine could be stopped,
his arm bad 'been drawn inta the
bladesThe arm was brolcen ' at
-the, wrist and badly bruised. , •
Gradtiation exerciaes were neld,
at Scott IVfernerial Hospital on Wed-
,
nesday.' Six 'nurses were in the
graduating etas's this .year, •• as fol-
lows: Mrs. Mary Weaver, Sea.
forth; Miss Gladys Donglas, Blake;
Miss Grace Forrest,Kippen;
Jessie Cleland, Listowel; Miss
Mary- Flannery, Belle River, and -
Miss Edna Bremner; Brueefield.
Miss Bremner was the valedie-
:Mrs. JaMes • Beattie was the
guest Of honor at the -47th
-fvergary celebration of, 'the .Wo-
men'S MissionarYSociely of North-
side 'United Church on Thurgday
evening.Mrs, Beattie is the only
charter member of the society now-
. .
Pioneer days 'were -relived and
revisualized at the memorial ser-
vice on Saturday, when' the Cairn,
erected in honor of the Webster
_ ,
pioneers, was unveiled by Lieut..
Col. _Harry McGee, of Toronto.
Recent university , examination,
results indicate that Mr. A. A, Bur-,
rows-,-- Mt"... FrancisDeVereatit,
Miss Muriel Ileattie,_Miss lVfargar-
et McKellar' and Mias Elitabeth
McLean were succegsful at Wes-
tern 4and,-Miss Elinor Eitatis and
Mr. -Earl GMespie at Varsity. ;
• $
--
!.
min ,-.7.01aiousonExposo
it. r i-
stewart Bros., dothiera, have
had a large andhandaome eleetric
sign placed iii front of their ritore.
'Pug
is the first of the kind in Sea-
for%ealeinfs a yen': attrac,tive
Mr James Watson, SeafOrth, was
fighir4 the matialict RiVer-'at.
Ethel the.other day, aild ought 4
fine black bags, *Melt Weighed
Interesting items gl.eanedfrom
The Huron Expositor -of 25, 50_
and 75 years ago.
°rimer Blyth
Minister Inducted
At tiensaii-txeter
The li;er.-nreifife .Vries was in-
tlUeted, as rector of Trivitt Mem-
orial Oluireh," Exeter, in an induc-
tion service held at Trivitt Church
WednesdaY. TheVenerable
Archdeacon F. G., Hardy, D.D.,
Archdeacon- of Lanibton and rec-
tor of St. George's ' Anglican
Cliftrch, Sarnia, officiated. The
Reverend R. A. C. _Mills,_reetor of
Trinity Cluirch,, Watford; was the
guest preacher. -•
The following clergynien--OSsiaff
ed in the; service: The Rev. Dr: -K.
Taylor, rural dean -of Huron' and
rector of St. George's Church, Ocid:-
erich; The Rev. R. Meally, rector
of Trinity Church, Blyth; The Rev.
E. C. Attwell, of St. Stephen's
Chorch,.-„Gorrie; The Rev.,R. A.
-Carson, l'ectot Of the Church of
-the Ascension, Paisley; The Ttev.
Y. P. Prest, of lioly Trinity
Church, Lucari; The Rev. P. L.
Dymond, St.Ps ,PauChurch, Kirk -
ton,
andrthe Rev. K. Y. Conyard,
assistant at St. George's Church,
• After the service a reception
was held at the parish hall.'
Rev.. Brea, de Vries will -also
serve St. Paurs Anglican -Church,
ffeifsll:13-efore-liia7-- appointment
to Exeter and }remelt, he was rec-
tor . at Trinity Church, Blyth, St.
1V1arks 'Church, Auburn, and- Trin-
ity"Church, Belgrave. '
era
Wect 25 ears.
Mr: and -Mrs. Harold Sherd quiet-
ly celebrated their 'silver anni-
versary at .the'.horn, e,..of, her Sister,
11.24Crogs,-Andtitir.--Crosa-;,-
B.A., ..at London. on Sluiddy: '
Those attendifig.:Were'lifr. Keith;
Lcindoir. Warren Shera Mrs::
Preston 'Dallas and son, Jimmy,,
SedfOrth; Russell . Dallas ,
Brucefield, and 'son, Bill Dallas,
and Miss ,.Kathalene Turner,
Lon --
don,; . and Mrs._ GlenWood. Nel-
son, ,.GO.cierieli;'.-!•Mrs. Ida Jackson,.
Henaall, Witligrariddaughter Doro-'
thea.Nelacni„;`,'.and.Mr. :Donald Jack-
son, .:11exisall.: A delicious buffet
hincheon Wag- served.
:First Cowboy: "Yeah? Well, any
Ousin's so quick on_ the, dravy he's
sootin' bethre the gun comes out
of the holster "
Second Cowboy: "What's his
First Cowboy: "Toeless Joe."
three pounds., •
Mt; Thomas Daly -met with ' a
Painful accident the .other da; He
was working on a shed in the .rear
of his store, when he fell and
brake...his thurabz. .;
Mr. W. T.. Grieve •,is going
through' the township With ‘hay
pressing outfit and a. -gang' of men.
,Major Anderson ^,-is carrying 'e-
very soreband these days.' While
doing Some ;work; he-: caught -big
hand on 'a -nait'-and tare A -gash
that required. several 'stitches-, ,to
Mr. IVI.Williarris ,has purehased
the old CaSli-store-on Goclerieh St.
Mr. Jae s Davis- has purchased
the ,house and will convert it into
a blacksmith shop. , •
Miss Margaret -Beattie, daughter
of Mr. Robert Beattie, has passed
her 'final examMation as A pro-
fessional nurse. '
, ;Prem. Theifitron .,,EXPOSiterl
, :June, 22, 1883, •
tufeliers'e, now. •.charge 15 ,eiit
Per pound for beefalmiisti too dear
to taste good!.
.----mh.-."Ja#Ies. Dickson .and MiSs
Diekson left �n. TuesdaY • for the
Old Catintry. 'They; tan front, .Que-
bec, -and Ida ant exPeet-tO retili'ri
Mita October., •
. The farmer's. in this are
Unable' to get:. their turnips • sown -
�n accetint of the cOntliftied rains.
The land is Po,.:.soft .and wet that
they:Ciare: not piit,tiiir horse -a ,on
,it for fear. Of
jalui:Ranaftird„ secretary:cif
theCaiada Salt • ASso eiatioh; .inet
WitiC-quite .on Wed-
nesday Morning4lien coining frOni.
JiireSidenee.•at'Stapleten to 'Sea,.
forth.' was •driving' down itt , a
covered, iniggY and Vag actornpan;-,
iett by a ladY, .When oppoSite the
residence': of.'; Alt,' Whiteley, ft. the,
littroii:Road a _dog frightened the
borse;, eattamg. it to Jump' sideway
Into the 'diteli. 'The ',IhiggY was- up
set arid Mr."_1An.sfctrd..4h4-bia dtrnt-
1athon: Were. 'thrOWn oUt
.
zud. Mitt watkt..LruithOLthall''' a
Iltatcomk *tang, the
igte4. '
FRIEN
S S
LATIV
P
sUrPrige-fainilY 'gathering..Waa
he1d....attaffa• for -Mr. - and Mrs.
Wilbert J. Pell;-&-ftlie'OCTenSiOn;. of;
their..40t1i. wedding aiinitersary.•
Tlibappy Couple were Aiarried
by. ..13;ev: ,R.• '0. IVICKay, 'now, -
Tharaesfard,.., cousin of' the ;bride,:
On •Jane, 12; ipls, at :the hOrne "Of
the-bride't -parents,the tate
and MrsJOsepli Worden • •
_• The', honored: ,.conPle, attended
iriorning 'chuich"'Service and 'wein.
dinner. gtieStS' at the home .of
and Itira; Lyle, Worden." They re -7i'
turned '. home in .afternpon,.
and. Waiting their :arrival were Mr.
and :Mrs. Aloe._ MacDonald, Bruce -
field; Mips Edna Pell, ..0oplerich;
Mr, and. Mrs. Alvin:, Wordert and
family;Mr..• .ancl,, Mrs. ',Russell Wor-
deli: and family, Staffa.;• Mr. and
14rs,„ Arnold , Alton (Lois pen) And
June; ..Lucknow; Lorne Fell;'at.
horne.•, and.M.ra. 'Lisle- Warden
arrived _shortly' after..:', , • -
, Their granddaughter,..-Juee Al.;;
ton, and'IVIargy, LynnWorden, pre-
aented the' guests:Of 'honor With
carnation corsage' and bOutt"ortiere„
Ato'clock theY...Were..:Oshered..th:
the dining' room," by. Joanne. and:
Billy Warden; -.Where a -long table
Was daintily_ decorated for the' oc.,
casion With: a three-tier wedding
_.:1tbig -
DISTRICT
•
.ALL--Lois749.y-• Cottle ..`and
Arthur LwisRarris exchanged
marriage ,vowla. a : dOuble ring
ceremony at Thames nuad..1.1nited
Church SaturdaY:liefOre the IleV.
Thigh! Wilson,. -The bride la the
datigh.ter of itifr. and Mrs. Alvin
Cottle,. Thanes Road, , while the,
-groom .is -the son- of Mr. and 'Mrs:
Leonard Harris, Ki don Mr. Ern-
est Harris,: Of -Sarnia, Provided
wedding „music and accompanied
the o1eist Mrs William Cann.- -
nylon pet ,oveiLtaffeta....with fitted
The' bride,' given ,in marriage by
gown �f - wjiite- Chantilly - ace. and
point . sleeves,He:firigertip; veii
Of Silk .illusion:Was':•lield by a :seal;
loped bandeau re-einbrinclered with
seed pearls and irrideacentieqUiria.
She carried a -White. Bible crested
with lace aad. deeppink 'sweet-
heart • rases,. with .white.
-streainerg,--,, --------
'Her, attendas were Miss Donna
EXeteri-ag maid -of honor,
and Mrs, „Ross Cottle:
Leona Ike,. Stratfard, bridesinaids,
who Wore identical .ballerinalerigth
govms," of powder -blue nylon over
net,' Caught up with rows ot.blun
roses- to forth. a skirt. They.
carried- bouquets - Of deep pinkros•-:
es and. white. pnins. . . . ,
Ernie 1.1-larris was . 'his 'brother's
gretomsnian, and Ross Cottle and
Jim Harris Ushered.,
For travelling to , Northern On-
tario the bride changed :hi' a now -
der blues. dress, -and matching' coat',
•a.ccessoriesliii,. white arid -pink; .rose.
corsage. . They Will, reside.. an , the
grobra's farm near ,Kirkton., Guests
were 'rife:Sent frOhn Tortnito,-- Sarnia,
London, Stratford, Blyth,.
Science HilL and 'Exeter.
VENNER---DESTARDTNE,
- ll'ENSALL-;BeV.
minister. of s'arod. Bend•-".Knited
Cloarch.--offitiated-atTtlie' Wedding,
Of tVfarian7YVCintie-Desjat-7,-dlide:and_
Murray ,Roy -Verner, of; Ileriaall„n.
Saturday; Jinie--;14, at' high•neon,.
in, Grand- tend, :United Church. -
',...Thebride..is':the „daughter of Mr.,
and. •Illis?,,Ilerinan Desjardine;
Grand B_end, and ,the groom is the,'
son of Mr: and Mig,..W,e,sleY,Jaines
yenrier,• •
The bride; -,given in marriage by
her father,'Wore ,a full length:IC:am:
of nylon -net. and, lace over- satin,
faabioned with laceSoyer
satin bodice, .indbolere•witli tiny
lace collar .and long -lily,: point
sleeve. .The bouffant skirt Was in
four tiers,.of ' net,' each. with a deep
border of .Iact. The ,fingertip, yeti.
of siJi1Thsin was-beid, itinti•-:'
tweiaxahrirtpai.e. baiiy mos e.sa.orifd re,pcie arrglsse.;- cie:;•,•
cake occupying the centreii.--White
candles in silver holdergon either,
side; iltiral-arrangements--:of
of -the' valleyiandral- hell-s-'13re--
vided a lovely..settingwith__,seat.;
ing -sp0-"-iiit• all members of the
party -lo enjoy 'A, delicioaa tijIey
thnner . Roasan„ Romcina a hd
Kaye.:Worden acted as 'Waitresses;
'• The happy cottple were the re;.
. - •
cipients of.. two lovely, porch
chairs- and- manY good; wishes for
the future. .
Seaforib
WEDDINGS.
The attendants, 1Vlisg'• ' „Orae•
Johna,. maid. of hon.or,and 'Miss,1
Barbara Desjardine, sister a ti-4,,fr
bride, as bridesmairl.,. wore „Waltz -
length bouffati.t_goWns...of, .aqua
lon.net over taffet4;and Pink nyloa,
net osier taffeta...They carried bon-- ,
quests Of pink rose buds and White.*
and yellow •
Groonfisnieir Were Rodger Venuer,_
brothel:of the groom; and . Gerald'.
e11,' both- of 'Henson. .Tlie
'were Gilbert Johns, of Exeter; and.L, -
Raymond:Latta. ,of ; Grand Bend,,
„siSlers 'of the bride.; 'Linda,- • -
and -Heather,., sang ' "The,. Lord -1s
-1Sa .
.1111Y.-.8hePherd.L'
. The wedding dinner was, held
tke,dhurch parlors with M. Des,:
jardine, Mother of 'the bride,
peiving ,in Tose lace overtaffete,.
and assisted by the groan -1's,-; moth- -
el' in -forget2ine-not blue lace: ,
--For travelling the bride wore
blue taffeta ,dress With white. ae--."
cesaories. The .cOuple",-will reside -
.
, PEPPER -41A- WiL-EY ;
.-7.The Rev, C: •thin- •
ister of Mt: -Haire. -United-C.4111Th,,
Dobbiaton, officiated at the, •mar-
riage :Saturday, 'afternoon when., ,
Catherine, ,..Ann' Hartley,'
ton, became the brideofFredeffek:
-Henry Pepper,' RR 5,, clintoa. The
bride is the daughter.
i
Mrs.. ',Wilsori' MiddlPtotr,
to
, n, and, -the groom., s.the only son -
of 4no. Mrs. Walter Pepper,_
, The ' church waS decorated with,
baskets; of White lila.c and' s'piraea_
Mrs. Nell Pone,. Dotibinton, "
ist, aeconipanied ;the .soloiSt, Geo,
Turner, RR.3,-,Seafortli, Who, sang:
"Bless -This Bong e"; "I-..LoVe •
,
You' TrulY." ' ,_
Given rn marriage by 'her lather,' ,
the bride wore a.,. fOrm al gown of:
Chantilly lace, over 'tiered nylon.
tulle, fa shioned - with snug bodice',
with the•'-neeldine enerusted-S-witis.,-
Sequins-centered With'seed pearls- ,
tiara -of sequins held her .fingerl--
tip. veil of tulle illnsion; and she,
carried red roses. .
Miss. Audrey Dullier; Clinton, isr,-
bridesmaid,. . wore a waltx-length.
gown of pink nylon over. net;,_
inatehilig headdress' and: she. ear-- '•
Ilea 'white- mums. ,•01encla.. Mathe:-
soh,, S.eaforth,.• and ;Jeanette ,
dleton, Dobbiriton,:: :niece_ 'ofthe:
bride, :as .flowergirIS , Were pretty ;
in blue nylon 'over„erinoline. Their'
headdresses were ',matching ,and.'
they each carried ',nosegays • or.
dwarf 'yellOw„
_ 'Tom 'Venner,, -Hamilton,' -cousin.,
of the gratin's; vvas • groorrisman,
and the ushers Were Louis
ton, of D'obbinton;:•brother ,Of 'the. '
bride, . and :John Fotheringham, oE
Plan Anniversary
Seaforth Women's Institute: are
Celebrating their, 30th anniversary
on Wedoesday,..4ime 25„ Sea -
forth ConiMunity Centre at 2 P-rn•
Mrs, Emery Desjardine, the dis-
trict president, of Grand Bend,- will
be the speaker,. _
-IiiVitations have been sent to all
past members,„Of, the Institute. If
anyone has been a member and
not received an -invitation,. --please
•:accept. this as. an invitation, as.,
your name has been overlooked,
The lunch conveners are MTS. Les -
he Pryce and Mrs. Ross -Gordon.
ForLthe„..Wepidirtgreceptia.itandt.,;:: •
dinner whir ti followed at the' .bricle'S;..; •
heane.;_the'bride'ar_inother,:;reeeivecIV..
wearing -twO4..Piece;,
green taffeta; Matching aCceaSer.---; 't•
iles and': a -Ear -Sage. pf...nifik,, carria-•
tiona.''' She was assisted 'bk;.:1116:- •
groom's'inother,wha. wore ,
ternoon'.dr.ega Orlittie nylon,
abeesserieS. and pon,sage- pf -pink- '
'•
• -For traYelling'llie:hride,. change&
to a While .;-anctblue i:ensemble; '
Wliite_Accesgorieg.-and a corsage Of
white,carnatiOaa..'Polloiving a .trip;,,
'Buffalo, 'Niagara Pella,'
and Fort Erie, they will oa
the groom's farni, s; 0,4t94.'
'Prior to' her weddingthe
was . on' the 'nursing ataff :at the .;
Ihiron cour07floine, Clititon.. -
Guegta. attended ,the .• Wedding"'[.
from -Clinton;. Seafcrth,Hamtlten, .
Paisley, ..D,olabinton'and',Tara.' •
'Assiating at. the Wedding dinner -
were' dVira. LoiiiS, Xiddletcin, 'and --
Mrs. Margaret MeArthitr, -both
Dobbinten; ' and Mrs.',Atistin„lyfathe-
son, ,Seafet'th. "
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