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TT% turRox -EXPOSITOR, SEA.FORITI, ONT., Ra.,,,Y 17, 1959'
inumouninimmitimmilumming
Joint
virto9iorial.Services
rnts,T PRESBYTERIAN and
NO1ITHSIDE UNITEI)
CONGREGATIONS
-- at -
orthside United. Church
• REV. D. LESLIE ELDER
Minister
• 10 ani. -Sunday SchOOla at their
respective Churches.
A.M„
"ARE YOUR HANDS.CLEAN?"
Duet: Miss Ruth Cluff, Mrs, N.Belk
"SPEAK LORD, WE HEAR"-
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•
J. A. STEWART - Choir Leader
MRS. J. A. STEWART- - Organist
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EG1VIONDITILLE
UNITED CHTIRCII
DR. 3. SEMPLE, Minister
• - Lyle Hammond •
Organist -Choir Leader.
Public Worship of God .
, 'Subject':
"These 'Gardens Are Goed
For People"-
1VIusie:
"Beautiful Garden Of Prayer"
10 a.m.
Church School and Bible Cass
SEE: YOU IN CHURCH SUNDAY
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Church_ _Notices
IVIeKillop 'Charge -A joint service
of three congregations will he held
on July 19. at Bethel,' at .11
Mr. Robert E. Ilibberd, of Ford -
ill be in charge, Sunday
School at Winthrop at 9:45 for next
two Sundays. -Rev. W. H. Sum-
merell, Minister.
BRODHAGEN
IVIiises.:Dorotliy•andkatliY Beek-
er, Of ,London, are holidaying with
Mr.:and Mrs l Milton Reek.
Miss .Itntli Ann .Kleber;„ of . Kit-
chener, holidayed with her
anduriele,- Mr. and ,Mrs.-..,Wilbnr
MiSs . Whitfield, • of St.
Catharines, is holidaying With her
auntand unele, Rus-
sell Sboldice.
: Mr., and ..IVIrS. Lorne Dittnier: and
-.Mr: arid. Mrs. Nichol. and, Debbie,-,
,,
•
Of Toronte, with Mr. and Mrs Jon-
sTDittmerecently.
• -Miss Graee Fiaeher spent the
, Weekend nt.,..Pert
Mrs.: Elwood Smart ,of •Wiridaer,
'With her parents, and Mrs..
John L. benne-Me& •
• Mr, Carl Elligsen, Of *lodger,
with his mother, 'Mrs. Lena 'El-
and Mrs. R. Pauli and fam-
ilY, ,of and Master David:
Anderson, Of Windsor, with Mr. and
Mrs.
• Mrs, August: Hillebrechtis vi
-ler, and Mr. Mueller in Hamilton.
. Alma PuSchellierg, of Lie
towel,' with Igr:' :and !qrs.., Lloyd
• PuSehelberg,,' •- ,
, Mr&T-George Jarinnth-andllabY
-daughterhaVe r,eturnediherne:droin
Stratford „
:Mrs Wilbur MeegY: fractined, her
TNiTrist-dii: a fall at'heElionie. . •
Rev. ancl-lgra. E.J. Fischer and
Gratetvisited-,METand-M-rs-.7-1olin
Fischer in Taterite-recently..,'-.:.:.,,--.
'mr..and Mrs...Marold Greve:and
,Robert and friend, Of Detroit, With
her 'mother, Elizabeth Rock,
over the Weekend:• `:
•
The sympathy of the - community
is extended to Mrs. Chas. Ahrens
and: Donald and Mr. and Mrs:, Wil-
fred. Ahrens; and.' fainily in the
deatb.:of Charles' cAhretis; :whose
funeral *p.a. held On-IVIOnday,
The, annual -St. .Peter's Lutheran
Sunday. School, picnieasheidon
the 'school grounds on Stinclay
ternoon. Donald Wolfe, .and Edgar
Elligseh weein 'charge' *of 'the rac-
es . and tlie heath Was Well :patron-
ized. Slipper was. serVeil, in the
'church: basetnent,
B.r.odhageri Band played :at, At-
wood last Wednesday evening. '
::-IVIeinbers cif the recent Corifirma7;
:tion ClasS•were geests of the Lath-
"EF,LeatiieleSt: Monday eVeiling rn
the:hasernent :of. the 'church,. .
Mr. • and: .1VirS., Ray, Tiffin and
.1311Jeaof_Toprilito,",.. with, Mi., .and
Mrs, Fred Herbert.
Mts. Georg e et,: Toron-
to; with :.•Mr.' :and :Mrs.', Lavern
Wolfe; Mr. -and 1VIta. Lavern Wolfe
•
Stratford, on:Sattird,ay., •'
NITS, Ionise Hillebrecht, Of
cliener„: with relatives ' and friends
.liere and: attended the Brinier -Reck
'wedding here last Tuesday.
Mr. andMrs,.. NorMan Wolfe, ...of
lgilvetton, MI'S. Mike Moffrneir and
daughter, 'UT'S.' 'Henry :Schaffer,.
alao of Milverton, with Mr, ; and
Rapien.,• '
Mr. and 'qrs._ Clayton.Cailton, of
Wilson, and ...:Larry:,..Wesen-
berg,. of Briissela, „and Donald Ah-
rens, Hamilten.,-with. igra. Charles
,Ahrens;
He: "I've told you and told you
-there's only one woman in the
world for me." ,•
She.: "Yes, but you haven't Said
who she is." .
eweller
leer
Earrings,liecklets, Bracelets,
Brooches, etc. (Regular $1.00)
TO CLEAR AT •
Each
or Pair
Regular $2.00' and
TO CLEAR
3.
Li
COM6 Early while the selection is at its best
lewellerY
Gifts -
SEAFORTI1
Fine China
1•••
NJ.
LOCAL BRIEFS
'Mr.: and Mrs. William' Wheatley,
of Saskatchewan, are 'visiting the
forrner"s Mother, 'Mrs,ThomaS
Wheatley. • .
Mrs,' H. O. Weber. and Cannon,
of Stratford;; 1Vir.: and Mrs. Gerald
Weber, of London, and IVIiss Marr.
lene Weber, of Toronto, spent Sun-
day with.Mr. and Mrs. J.: A. West-
' •
Mr. and • MrS. Roy Snider arid
Mr. and Mrs.. Jim' Snider, of Kit-
Chener spent 'Sunday with Mrs:
Mary. Hildebrand. : -
. Mrs. .J. • C. Crich,": Mrs.' Patricia
'Troutbeck:, .an,d, Mr:. James Crich
left an IVICeida'y.for.the.Bruee-Pen-
insela,' • where,' they WM :•sPencl. A
• Mi. Ron' MacKay Ter:into
visiting with his sister' Mrs: J. E.
,Daley. . • .
Mr. and Mrs.: David W. Hill, and
two daughters, Linda, and Joanna',
of Cooksville,. -spent .Sunday
• Mrs: •3arnes:11111. ••• •
Mr.. and' 1Virs. :Bruce. Walters,
•Judy, Nancy Arin and -Nancy Lee,
are spending a; Week at Eugenia
J7B7-Rtell leaveiron Se*
.mday for Newfoundland to visit her'
-datigh.ter.. •
•
Mrs. J.., S. .11/fuldrew,'TOU'Varicen..
. vet, . and -Mr. and: : ,.1)..: Giffin,
of. Sarnia; Were: weekend. Visitors_
of Mrs. G: Hoggarth. •
.Mrs. W. J. -Farrah -grad daughter,
Christine,, of Detroit, are visiting.
at the home of their aunt, ,Miss
They 'spent a
feW days at Midand..
•Mr.. and Mr&.....Ernest'aeddes arid
Maryare Slie.nclinti a ' few days at
Bliiewiter7,Reaely,: ifear-Gederfeh:
at their soh, Stewart's Cottage.;
Richard: Rogers', of Brant;
ford formerly: 'of .Seaforth, attend,:
Park on •Sa.thrday; and called on
'other. friends while: here
Mrs,' Mable.Lnee.-in4 'Mrs, Maur-
ice *johriston,•,of Flint, ,Mich.,
visit-
ed their mint, Mrs. jaineS Hill; ion
Monday . Tbe-YlVereLaceonuianied
Greenwood, of M,unre.
• Miss ,Ethel MacKay. .af,..Toronte,
is spending her holidayS,with.Mrs.
Daley, Jarvis
Miss Irene •Murphy,- of Brighton,.:
Ont., : andMrs. E. Riley; of Sunder-
land, were Weekend . giresta: of Mr,.
and Mr a; -lames F„ Scott, ,Thorn.
ton Hall:.•
Mr. :arid Mrs. Dalrytapie' and,
her niece, Of Torento; ' Mr.: and. 1VIrs.
Thompson, 'of Philadelphia,.
and . Mrs.I Thompson, of Guelph,
were ..weekend • guests of ;.R.ev. and
Mrs. D. Leslie Eider at.the Manse..
• Igi..andMrs....G.-Thompsen Seott,
of.Detr.oit .calledon.friends in town
last Thursday.' '• ' •
-..:1Vfiss-..1Vfary Dodds left 'ter Toron-
to .
on ,Fridayafter spendirigthepast:
two Weeks withMrs. R. B. Holmes.
:.GeorgePinkneY: i. orithe:
sick.
. :Mr: and 'Mrs. -J. -C.2- Marks and
family' `cif •Dartnionth; are.
guests at the Golding': home,. .
Reeve V M. Bali, .:Igra: %Ball
-aiel-famllylwere. in Goderich
Fri-
day 'attending the annual Raton
County. Cciuncil, pienici• Others who
attended.Were Warden R. jew- •
Tticketamith,-:- and XReeve ' 'Dan
Beuerrnatin,-IgoKillop. .'" •'
• Mr. and, -Mr's: Harold :McMann
and daughter, Peggy, and'iVir. and
Mrs.:- Armstrong,: '.of ,petrait, ',and.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Houston; of
' redent -visitora :at
the home of Mayor B. F. Christie
and 'Mrs. Christie: •
Mr. and Mrs'. Morrison Sillery,
of.--Igoose :jaw, ,Sask, visited re-
peatlY with his, brother„,Mr. A. W.
Sillery,..and Mrs. Siiery. ' .
Mr. and': Mrs, Leo' Keller, 'Buffa-
lo, are guests, at the hoine of Mr..
,and. Mrs. -William. Drover.,
-Mr: and •Mrs,.. Beggar andlam-
ily, of Windsor, were,/ weekend
guests. at the -home of, Mr, and
Mrs. D: L. Hoover. .
• Mrs. Williainllenderson, of Van-
couver, IS visiting. her ", daughter, ,
Mrs. A. S. Black • and pr... Black•/.
Mr. Thoinas: •Wilbee .is on ',holi-
days and his duties :at the . post.
Office „are being undertaken by
Mrs. Helen Baltdri. '
Mr. Dalen.a _McQueig. and Miss
janet. Wilson have returned from.
• Oakville; where -they, wereguests
at the golden Wedding anniversary
of Hon. Ray 'Lavvs.en. and : Mrs.
Lawson. Mr. Lawson is the form,
er'LietirentGoverno,g of • Ofiterich----
Mr. and Mr. jaines'Hogg;Bob
Spooner and,Denton AbheY,of
CoI-
liiigwcod, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. -Bedford 'Duriger;
Mrs.:Len Gillespie and son spent
a few days with ter mother. '
Mr. and Mrs. jorry Bafinoxi are
leaving. Seaferth this ;Week tolive,
in Guelph. ".
Mr.s. Ken Etue :spent a:few days
in•Dktreit this week.
- and Mrs. Thompson Scott,
of Detrtrit,Jormer-well-known.resi-
dents, *ere .in town on Saturday',
They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. R. McAllister, of 'Stan-
ley. .
- Mr, .and Mrs,- I. E.: Ford and.
family are spending holidays in
Belleville.. ,,
and Mrs. Bill: Bennett are
• Visiting in Lawrence City, Mich.
lVfr. and Mrs. D.- C. Sinith, of
Toronto: Mr. Ben Cole, , of Eng-
land„ .and Mr. and :Mrs. Reg Lit,
tle;Bruce and Derek, of St Cath-
arines; are Visiting with Mr. and:
Mrs, Percy Little, • -,
• Miss Barbara Steckle and Miss
Peggy Willis:Were weekend guests
with IVIr. and Mrs. F. ,E. Willis.
They are attending summer school
in- Toronto. • •-
•The -Modern brick: reSidende.:of
'Mr IL 0. Free, on North Main St..
has been 'Ohl to Mr, and Mrs. Er,
Iszacovics, who, obtain pessessiori`
:in inidAtigust. _ •
triLan
three children, of Mt.. Clemens,
Me. and Mrs. McCurdy and: Miss
jessie Harnilton, o Eirkton, Mrs.;
Lindsay and Miss Beatrice Mod-
gert, RN., Vancouver, and Mrs.
IVIcLeod,'Elizabetirand Merger -
et -of London, were guests " last
week of Mr. and. Mrs. M. 'McKel-
lar,. ••
' • •
4
• R1U111. A. CROZIER, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Croz-
ier., R.R. 2, Seaforth, will
teach in Kitchener in Septem-
• ber.: Before attending Stratford
Teachers' College` she attend-
ed Seaforth District High
Sehool. Her hebbies .include
sports, music, --draniati4-11,--
club Work and photography.
OBITUARIES
MISS1ISOBEILLE. Meet:I:11Y• '
Miss Isobelle McCully, of .Strat-.
ford, :,formerly of Mullett, passed
away -iii Stratford Saturday in her:
85th year. She had been ill only
about 11 days: - •
•. Bern and educated hillullett, she
---of:.---the--Unite,cI-
Chai•ch.: She is survived by One
brother,: George E..IVICCullY:;:Stret,-
derd, -1Viis,s'igcCully resided .in Sea -
forth for a period. Of time:Until re.
.eently,„;,lwhen she -Went to Stratz,
• Funeral services.,wereAeld frOrn
the G. A. Whitney Funeral Moine;
Seaforth, : on Wednesday; at 2,p.m.,
BiiriaLwas utlgaitlandba,nk ,ceme
' effiehat.
MONDVILLE
, •
MrS.R Dalrympleand Charlie;
and Mrs. Ed. Chappel„.Adeline ',and
of Cromarty,.visited Tties-
day:With Mrs.-,,Peatce and, Mr. :and
'Mrs.' Thachnk., at • Str affix'
7.: T1/fr. and -Mrs...:X •Black, , Beh,
moat,: were Sunday:yisitorswith„
:Mr.,' and Mrs : Wm.78Cotehmer.
Mr. and .Mr. Wm. :Scotehmer
visited. On .,Monday :with: Mit.
:Scatcluner'S brother; Mr. 11arrisen,
, :Weekend visitera ".-With Mr. inct
mrs: Lyle -;.11hitiniend:: Were ' the
Missea'Eva...arid Amy Maiiiinand, of
New
,•,Reeent ,visitors- with Mrs. 'high
.McLaefilan. and:With :.mr'..-an-ct Mrs.
Lew .Tebbatt Were :Miss Elia
KenZie; af.Ayr, ,atid Mrs,. W. J. Zer-
back. ofStratford , .
keyes,,L.Of
'Wit-14ot; are. spending aJew ;days',
,at theirliorne :here.
Mr.and Mrs: -Norman McLean,
Tii-r-.7.7aiid-Str.Sr.-tElmOre''StePhensott'
and Mr and:Mrs:. Secord
Seaforth„ Spent the Weekend in. De=
,• „Mrs., J, S: Watsen has ineved and
.Settled in.lierrieW home Which she
:recently purchased ' 'fore. -Arthur
and Miss Jesaie'FirdaYson: •
Mrs.: Charlotte. Wood left Satut,
day by Plahe to visit relatives., in
England and. Wales:, '
-DISTRICT
'11101VIPSON-PLUNKEIT -
- The chapel at the United Church
Summer School (forinerly Leeburn
Church), profusely decorated with
white lilies, orange blossonas and
roses, was the setting for a pretty
sun -liner' wedding at 12:30 p.m. on
Saturday last. Rev. A, E. Eustaee
officiated at the clouhle-ring Cere-
mony, --uniting Viola Edna Carolyn
Plunkett, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Terence Hunter, of Goderich;
and John William Thompson, • son
oflgr and 1Virs. J. William 'Thomp-
son, of ::Seaforth. Miss Margaret
Jaekson, of Auburn'. was 'organist,
and the soldist was Miss TudY
Thoinpson, niece Of the groom.• ,
The bride , were a'whi e flocked
ai
nylon dress over blue t' ta made
nu prineesS lines, . wi empire
med ,with blue velvetbows. She
wwhaii.tset,,i3shisolret.aleTes, and, W,as triln:
blue picture • hat,. and carried a
wore. matching mittens and a large
•
Her seven-yearold daughter,:Bet:
ty, ' dressed exactly as the bride,
,
was flowergirl and carried A nose-
-gay of -pink roses ,ancLwore_a_b_an,•_.
demi af white roses. The,ring-bear-
er . was the bride's four-year-old
son, ;Jimmy, dressed ina ' white
flannel ,suit. The uaheirs-Were AndY"
and „Bill Plunkett, 10 and ' eight-
year-old hs of the -bride. ,
or the reception at Tiger, Dun-
lop Inn, the bride's mether wore, a
blue einbroiclered nylon dress with -
pink corsage and the groom's moth-
er ware a blue lace: dress and pink
corsage. '
:-On-a--trip-to--Calgary-,- -Alberta,
and .-other. Western -points, .. the
bride . wore a beige eyelet bolero
dress With -white accessories. and a
corsage 'of white roses: . On •their.
-return- Mir and -Mrs. -Thompson will
teside On thegroom's farm in Mc -
Killer)/ township. .
buGrrsBtstiff' walr Diaeltetrritil,t LO'frniTesbor4O''
and Goderich. •
SIERTSEIV11"-DALRYBIP- LE '
Little boy: "What do you repair
Those shoes with?:"
• Cobbler: "Hide."
Little boy: "Why should I hide?"
• Cobbler: Hide--hidel The •Cow's
outside." , -
Little lay' "So what! WhoN.
afraid of 4 cow anyway?"
• „.
•
.. '-,White'
and yellow natinis and blue"delphie .
Innis.. 'decorated the, altar of St ,
Andrew's, Presbyterian 'Church;
Winghani, when Margaret:Ann Dal4
WEDDINGS
silk, illusion finger-tip . veil , was
edged all around with nylon lace
with hale of pearls and iridescent
sequins, and she carried a white
Bible crested. with red rose buds
and White satin 'streamers.
The bridesmaids were Miss 'Jean
Rathwell,. Clinton,- and Miss Betty
Siertsema; sister of the grochn.
They were similarly gowned in yel-
ley and pale pink, - and carried
blue shasta rnum With white satin
Murray Siertsema was grooms-
man forhi brother, arid' the, ush-
ers. were Alan Dalrymple; cousin
of the bride, and "John Siertsema,
brother of the groom..
-Receivingthe guests at the rez•
ception :held in :Myth :Memorial
Hall, the bride's mother -Wore a
street -length .:41ress of :blue.: nylon
over. figared taffeta: with white ac-
cessories and A corsage of pink
reses: The, groom's;mother chose
gd'wn of black and white nylon
'over taffeta: With 'white accessor-
ies and wore -a eersage, of fink
Fora wedding trip to -the 'West-
-ern,-PrOvinees Z.theirrider_cliese a
white linen sheath' dress kfict
matching jacket Witli.a.large•white
linen Picture brim hat -and a :cot-,
646T bf:•ted'..rOSes,--The couple_ Will
reside.. on the: 'third line of East
Wawanosh. Guests Were PreSent'
frOrn ,Holland, Cincinnati,
Michigan, London, . Toronto, St.
-Marys; Gederich, Wingliarn and
the surrounding district. • .
. The bticle• is a graduate of Wing!
ham General Hospital - and, is •' on
4.he --staff- there -7- • .
The' bride., vvas attended. by, Miss
Shirley -Patterson, as maid of hon-
cr.-. Who' Ware a balleriho-length
gown of pale green ' with net and
laceavertaffeta and:Matching bol-
ero. The fitted bodice had:a.-baSque
;waist and the bell-shaped skirt was
accented:with lace. from the:hip-
line-and sweeping„tO a' point at the
hem.She wore a matching .head -
hand -and carried: yellOW-mums:
With -White satin .bows..
tYinple exchanged .wedding:
With- Eleb0 Siertaema. ,The bride is
the drilY 'daughter:of ,Mr. -and. 'gra.
WilliarrirDalryMple.,, of East...Waw...
grbern jethe Sen.
'of 'qr. :and .Mrs.: Siertseina,:.Blyth.
MeV. D.J. Lane .officiated .for.the
double -ring „ eereinony„.• .
MisS, 'Maignetite'140-ni.'146ndeS-, A charge of careless driving has
boroi Played'traditional: Wedding been laid against a;driver of a.ve_
Mrs; Iarold Phillips, as solott, westof Seaforth: ,r.::as"h
Thursdaysang The Lord's Prayer ' and 1i;htlnt0nRC
duringtheSigning ofthe register AFpernanent,narried quarters
sang 0 Perfeet Jove' v :vga,:-,.
On'tlfeTh-::..al)rinrideiffienetreliar
entering
church. tion by the Seaforth detachment of
her away -: Were aj: floor length Mr. Tebby.„31:itill confined.: to Scott
gown of nylon' net arict lace over
taffeta, Which :was fashid,ned,.with:'1Viet'eanish", -Si.i.ffHelept:Tiel,afut6sWsilenng'.:‘,a!ttahde:
fitted ' bodice' and liasqUe walSt. abrasions,,"DriVer: Of the -other, car,
Theneekline'.was studded Withseed Berrill„...L-Xert"..Credit;
Pearls and sequins -and the, niate stiffered laberatiens-to icriees,
rng lace bolero:- had . long :,sheath..and.:a broken tdoth;".•arid .her ,paS-.
'sleeVes .witn'.hlypoirits. The ,bouf•:.
t..4.7.SeuniiBgemeir;lori:Mpoitrikn...„ Mseneatfraiconrnd4c:itiblseheStuttioRns....
'Beth '''WoMen Were released from
hoSpital. FridaY. '
' accident occurred at the rn
tersection:of' NO..
the ilullett-McKillopsiderdatateut
.5,20 Thtirsday night The, ear ',driv4,
by Mrs. Berrill was Proceeding
By .1';: CARL IIEIMINGWAY east whenthe Tebily vehicle, which
Was 'proceeding :south Ori the "bean
•OU
a
FEDERATION
NEWS.
The •idea that price supports for
.dary road, Was in collision with it..
farm products are% all wrong- and
Beth cars were total wrecks, ac -
DUBLIN that -farm prices should be set on cording to the,invstigating officer,
• • tbe free ma•rket keePs' creel -Ting OPP C ns ta ble jaek M Dow II of
n economist atM- ci‘
A p e e wee ball :club has been from time to time, Last. week i3cr. . the , . ,
Seaforthdetachment who laid
formed Dublinand on Wednes- Cecil Havera
so the charges.
day evening they PlaYed.their first Gill University, said that Canada , ,,
game on the high. school grounds should abandon the "planned econ- Motorcycle Travels Alone
at 7 p.m. ,1Viitchell was the oppos- orn3r and returu-rto - ree arket. .
, ,Aotboortttepistns
:3OTdaow
hurnsdaarryniegshotapae
mg team,' The second game will . The flight: from the free market,m_ny
be played Monday evening, July 19. i he said,' may result in less free- :from.. more serious injuries when
* 1 dom and possibly lower income fer he lost tontrOl : Of 'his thoMrcycie
the farnaer. Government ,regula.-
tions, support prices and delivery who was proceeding .towards, Win_
fine if other groups in the :economy re.
quotas - result ja Inefficient' ?USA.;
were willing to do likewisreper'vsbau:tocitthiiiid:
resources, ,he is reported to • 1 a 14 e ' about a mile north of the village
stated.-
' The professor's idea-- i' ht h
.
' ' . on the county road, and Was thrown
m -g--- -e...fronirthe-rnachine. -' , • ,
Of thrall, , lost control of his cycle
north of Seaforth. Alex Glanyille,'
.0.e was dragged by the cycle for
insotnostitlikiedliyy. 1V11?„5anuwfhateltou en
°Inerna_arel;odoiTes thafe: 1 re 7maaol its' odnrobv vrytacsid jet hs t'ecanonn:liteirnoirWend
'tariffs are removed; laher certain -L." Released fromhospital TneSdaY,
ld not agree,to forgits bar- the nured '‘ man suffered slight
• Seaforth Pair
Wins Honors
A Seaforth rink took top honors
in 'the 'annual Westinghouse doubles tonrney at Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Chtb greens. on Wednes-
day. The rink, composed of Dr. P.
L. Brady,' skip, and J. Kenneth
Willis, had three wins and a plus
of 27. The ,suecessful tourney saw
28 entries and the hest of weather
for the day, '
Ed. Engel and Sam Poag, Water-
loo, placed a close second with
three wins- pIus 21. Other winners
were: C. McManus and S, Robin-
son, Goderich, three Wini.plus 1;-
B.. Y. Christie, and Reuben 'Stev-
ens, Seaforth, two wins plus 24;
C. W._ Smith and R. E. Dunn, Lon-
don Thistles, two wins plus 21, and
Scrimegeour and D. McLaren,
Goderich, two wins plus 19.
• Other entries and skips were: A.
ToWensend, •Goderich;: J. Dorsch,
Waterleo, 11. C. Marshall; Strat-
ford; Milt Moffatt,Stratford; R. B.
McIntosh, Ailsa Craig; W. New-
; Mier more
ton; A:" IgcNaughtorf,' Blyth; R.
Taylor, Exeter:- R. Marriott, St.
"Marys;-, Ernie Fridhana; Goderich;
William Ball, George Mays; 'Frank
Sills, Eric Munroe, N. MacLean,
M. McKellar, Seaforth; H. Wil-
liams;'Criiiton; Bev.. Boyes, Clin-
ton; George Baechler, Goderich;
Earl Allison, Goderich; Stan Mc-
Lean, ,Goderich. ' ' '
ROMAR
..„
Mr and Mrs Gordon:'Scott and
farnilyvisited with Mr. and
Ernest-:,:Allen?-and-fatirllY-.,at-Jheir
cottage near:Kintail,'OnSunday.:.
Alice Walktiris holidaying: With
friends' at .Faleciner:',.:She is .acconi-'
panted by iqpiey.SdiStt:'and Jerry
Scottof. statfa:,. • •••: • • -
..Dianne .Mough,ton4s:sPencling--,a
few days with her grandmother;
-;" One,: 'hundred and twenty-two
puilils..attended
SerViCes:', being helilin,,c roxii arty.
Church- baSernent and NO: 6: School$n Tuesday,.
and Mrs'. :Millard
Clall, of. Falconer, N.Y.„
and Mrs; Jack Duncan and farnily
�f Kirkton with Mr. and,:Mrs,,Gor-
den Scott on ,Sanday,- " •
and, Mra."Frank Houghton,
Of 'AYIrrier,.With Mrs. ":1Ioughtori on
Thur.sday. ,
tile ineeting �f the Ladies' Aid So
elety: on ,..Ttleaclay!evening: Mrs.
-Willien&Miller,..preSided.:':MrS.
Scett.airitt had
'Charge ther''cleVotianal', period,'
The :secretary, •Mrs. JohnWellaee.,
Called -the, rell:::::::TWeive'r.rnenlhers:
were: present, . • . . •
•The:.tteaSurer::.6,v64:411114.40,.t'
-Orthe sUPPen, 71 -n -a" .w.aslrery, en-
couraging. •: Mrs ''Jiin Minexi. gaYe.
reading,Land:afrs-LOateg.40-ii-:::
Mittee-and.7„.program, eeminitte'e
'Were appointed, - •' •
41 blue, coal'.
,WILLIS DUNI)AS
Champion Stcve and Fem.:cm-Re .
DUNDAS and LONEY
Phone: 573 or 1.38
CRICH'S
wnrrE, .cLoyElt BREAD
Sweet as. June Igeadews
Phone 34 Seaforth
• BAKED FRESH DAILY
.
LEMON'S TAXI
,
• and PARCEL , SERVICE_
AII Pasengers Ins.prect.:
•,* PEf9NES; .
• CECIL .. DA.YE
670.
•
6.75.
BEAUTY SALON
Phone 373
SEAFORTEI ‘: ONTARIO
)(A
PRODUCTS
§fied9liiT
DIESEL FUEL and
FARM LUBRICANTS
Phone 686-W Phone 190
-Seaforth .Godench
District Obituaries
MISS. MARY CURRIE
'CROMARTY - Funeral Serviees
were held 'at the Heath -Leslie frin-
eral home, Mitchell, at 2:30 •p.m.
Monday. for Miss Mary Currie, a
former resident of Crornarty, who
died in the Woodstock General Hos-
y woul
Pital On Saturday. She was 93.
• She had been- a Music teacher at gaining power:, the: professions are concuSeion, gevere brush burns and
Cromarty in her younger days and unlikely to disband their associa- a fractured. 'Collarbone. The .acci-
was also a graduate nurse. , A lions through whith•fees are, regu- dent was investigated by OPP
daaghter of the late Hugh Currie latecl ,and licenses are controlled, Constable 'Jack McDowell, -
and his wife; the former Mary Mc- and big business vvould riot like .
Kellar, she had resided Dar the terferenee in its operations. Disrupt Hydro
past few Years with het niece; Mrs : -1".1°ng as there are''tariffs, paf- 'Mensal' :and diatrict were with
John. young, ,of R:R. 3,:Woodstock. enta,Ilabor unions) Prefesi9nal, as out hydro for tv96 hours, and two
Miss •Currie was .ut member of somatiens and monopolistic 'busi- men are in hospital as,, a' keadt of
Croniarty Presbyterian Church, neSses, .there can, be no true free an accident a:. --half mlle: south of
Surviving are two nieces, Mrs, markets- in this country, ' Hensel" Wednesday afternoon.
Young anci4.1grs. Ernest Graham, Why then should farrnerS be ex. Walter Reid,' 30, of Ripley, and
of AVonhandOne rienliew, Gee: -..pected ta -operate under an entire- wilt -6 -i -
Russell, Avonton. Rev. Samuel
Kerr, of Exeter, officiated at the
funeral service. Mr, ErneSt Gra-
ham sang "The Shepherds' Psalm"
during the service. ,Buriai was in
Cromarty _cemetery. Pallbearers
were John Iloggarth, Gordon Hog-
garth, Jim Scott; Ken McKellar,
Tom Laing_and TOM Scott.
MRS. A. RICHARDSON
, HENSALL=Mrs. Annie Richard-
son, oldest resident of Hensel",
passed away on Tuesday mornin
at South Huron Hospital, Exete .
She had been a patient for the
past 15 Months. In her 94th year,
she was born in England,•the for -
ly different set of rules than other
Canadians? Or, for that matter,
why should Canadian farmers be
plaeed at the mercy of an unre-
stricted open market in conipeti-
lion with farmers in other coun-
tries who are producing in protect-
ed markets With all the benefits of
price ,supports and production in-
centives'?
The above is an item from the
Wheat Pool Budget. I can heartily
agree with it, but where do we go
from here? Do we continue with
price Supports of various kinds?
These haven't proved to be the fin-
al answer. Doe turn to defiei-
ency payments? These seem to be
rnor Annie Proeter, and came to causing grave. concern the Unit -
Canada -47 Years-ago...She ed State-as-rePorted by Secre-
tary of Agriculture Benson.
1Vfarketing agencies- and co-op-
eratives seem, ta be:doing a good
job of getting farniers the market
price for certain products, but
still farmers' net income is insuf-
sided her since.
• Ifer husband, Thanias Richard
son, predeceased ,her Some thirty
years ago. She was a 'member of
St 13"a -id's Anglican Church, Hen-
sail:- Surviving -are -two -danghters
Mrs. Archie Noakes and Mrs, "ficient--------
The Meg Producers have cicnsid
ered the processing of their pro-
dUct. -This could, imProve the farm-
ers' returns. How about the things
we buy? Again from the Wheat
Pool Budget I find that a 12 -foot
combine cost 1,938 bushels of wheat
in 1946, but in 1958 it cost -5,53
bushels of wheat for a similama-
Mary Taylor; Mensal': one son,
Jack,. of Eliglandv 13,,grandeliil;
dren; great-gr,andchildren . and
two gteat-great grandchildren.
'Resting at the Bonthron Funeral
Chapel, Hensalt-' private services
will be""held Thursday .at 2 p.m,
Burial will be made in Exeter
cemetcry,
Paper - makers buy a third -of
• One eighth of all the wood eut
.htheeaitrins.wood frornOther, proclucere.
in Canada is the fuelwood used for
• • - •
o' me the problem is not a mat-
ter of price Supports' or: tariffs or
deficiency' payments,' but rather the
problernof being able to purchase
prodiiets tni. the same basis as I.,
•e, farrner, must sell my pro-
ducts.
were admitted to South Huron. Hos-
pital with minor injuries when the
truck driven by Reid went out of
control on No. 4 highway, OPPosite
the farm of Archie.Roweliffe. •The
•truek careened into a ditch, struck
a hydro.pole, went through a fence,
hit a driveway, was tossed into the
air and broke off hydro *ITS, The
t,ruck was badly wreeked. -
OPP George Mitchell, of Exeter,
investigated. •
Are you ready to rent your'spare
room?' A classified advertisement
phonedto The Huron Expositor,
141, will bring a tenant. „
R R I
ontmorency
erri
orty-Munroa-
SURANCE
Auto- - Fire
..- . Wind - Life
. Specializing in all forms of
term Instirance and family
• protection .
• '
'SEAFORTII .3.91
Goderich Street West
L
SEVEN -ROOM HOUSEwith
bath; -small -.barn,- henhouse,
• and garage, •cin 8 acres. ClOse
• to school and town.
TANA white keeps shoes
•radiant', with „no fuss., •
L.iquid-or in rtubeS':With
miracle applicator that
• keeps firrgers spotless___
' TANA ;..
• for beatitifur shoei ,
SOLI) TEIRCSUGH: •
r Willis Shoe Store
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