The Huron Expositor, 1959-09-11, Page 3Sales and Service
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CITIES SERVICE
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Phone 149
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Amber Lodge
Hears: Reports
Noble Grand Mrs. Inez, McEwen
presided for the opening; Meeting
of"Amber Rebekah Ledge. No, 349,
Ilensall. Vice -Grana Mrs. Glenn
Bell gave •a report on visits and
treats . sent to shut-ins'. Mrs. ' Laird
Jacobigave the 'financial, report
and Miss Maybelle"Wfiiteman gave
a detailed report • on the sale of
,.tickets on the bedspread, : and sug- '
gested itenns needed which' would
be purchased for the lodge.
The ,198th anniversary, Of the Re-
bekah
Degree -will be celebrated,'
September 20.
'Mrs. Inez McEwan read the re-
signation, of a. faithful officer, Miss
Maybelle .Whiteman, recording sec-
retary. Nominations for officers
for • the coming year followed:
Noble- Grand, ,Mrs. Glenn" Bell; .
Vice -Grand, Mrs. E. Chipchase; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. J. Ingram
treasurer, ,Mrs C,. Vol_land; finari-.
cial secretary, Mrs. A. MacGregor.
The .report of the Assembly . of.
Grand, „Lodge, =held Znfioronto 1n;
June, was very ably given by:
Mrs. William Caldwell, Jr., R.N.G.,
and Mrs. Harold +Parker, ) D D.P.,+.
who attended .the sessions'. At'the
close of the meeting a „pot -luck',
supper was enjoyed
Sell .that, unnecessary piece of
furniture'' through:`. a Huron Exposi-
tor 'Classified Ad.. Phone 141.
FRESH -7BAKED
For
Tasty Eating
• MIR AND MR$ JOHN WILLXAIVI HALL seen following their
Marriage' in Northside. United- Church Seaforth: ::The bride is the
former. Hazel Ann anner-mann,' daughter,Of Mr. and Mrs James
Bannerman; R R Se ortb, and the bridegroom isthe son of Mr's.
M ;Goode,,Xingston and the late George Hall Following a honey
moon spent-m"W-est` Virginia; the couple will"°reside "in •'Toronto.. "
fol SCHOOL LUNCHES
Plenty o health -giving
milk,vitamin and ,min-
eral packed,.:' is a 'daily
MUST'; for: school 'chil-
dren! Make ,SURE they
get milk at: lunch, :whe-
ther they pack a box or
eat at home!
SEAPORTS
S oand
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Furnacere O><1
/- Prompt Farm
,'and Home Delivery
DON
BRIGHTRALL
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Dealer and 'Distributor of
Canadian Petrofina
Petroleum; troleum Products
PHONE
354;:. �•
Seaforth . _ _ Ont:'.'•
ave fun this summer?
'
One way.. to avoid disap
iainttnent next year is to
figure out
now how. much it's going to costpfor your 1960 vacation, Then. open.,
hsn• c tat
a 5i�ns x e,Ac ours ,,. the B of 1c1,and make it a clef to deposit, each
payday, enough to over the expenses of one: day of your holiday,
You 'llfind—as practical, -minded ed e 1 all ' - P :..: d pope over Canada
have found—that"a.Itof M Sunshine'Account is the idealWay 'te pro.
vsde nloiiey for a' kretter holiday'. It's a gilt-edged guaratitee'of more
£Un and $un for everyone'-letsyou buyinore pleasure for your leisure.'
Whynot n
- . open en your our .Siii shie Account today at your near:��
i;st' B of N! branch ? Canadians save moremoney at the B of:M. than
at any other bank..
W®RK1NG
B ®r. VloNTEAL
Ilensall'Branch:, K$NN1TI`I-I CHRISTIAN, Manager •
Btucefield. (Sub -Agency): Open Tuesday and Friday
WITH CANADIANS
IN
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or did your holiday fall; at for-lack.,of ready cash?
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1V r::and Mrs. Ed. Mills andPhyh
lis 'and Mr; ',and, Mrs. ,James "Mc-:
Connell, "of;.Sebewaing, Mich..' -,were•
weekend holiday 'guests Witli Mr.
and. Mrs. Roy Ca;bpbiell.
Mrs. Marjorie, Alexander, of'.De
troit, :
is ; -..a 'guest ~at; the home of
Mr. and Mrs;..,Frank:Beer. •
Miss • Sharon •McArthur 'returned
to Exeter on: Sunday''•after spend-
ing a week ;with -Mr. and- Mrs. Ce-
•
cil. Kipfer and family..
and MTS.- Norman : pepper:,
pP -
and Al, -of, Windsor;"spent the "wee.
end ,at.their here •
Mr` and Mrs Murray. Verner, of.
Grand ,.? -"Bend,,, were: -.weekend visi-•'
ters. With ..the foriner's, par`ents> Mr-=
and 'Mrs. •Wes Veneer
Mr. and Mrs; Harold Redden,
Bobby,. Jimm Debbie arid'' Mar-
y _Y.
jerie, : "of Dresden, 'were, weekend
holiday visitors with'. M"rs. Cather
ine Hedden and family.
At; the Kippers ;Gun Club annual.
Labor Day, shoot, ,held - at. Iippen'
over 'the weekend,` Earl Doucette,
of Clinton; "won• the: Labor .Day tro-
phy.:Runner=up "was Toni Sherritt;
Hensail. Shooters ::attended from
London, Chatham, =Kitchener, God
erich: Clinton and .Eketer.•'Scores,1
Were 'lo' for the afternoon owing
to high winds.
George E..Walker'Was 'taken by
'Bonthron 'ai ibulance. "from 'South
H uron Hospital, Exeter, to, St.
Joseph's IXosgital, London, on Sat
•urday morning•the further
terests of his -health.`'
Mr. and Mrs Keith• Lindsay and
.Pamela : of Napanee, spent the
Holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John Henderson.: and family.
.;Miss," Bernice Dilling left Monday
for Sarnia to;,resiunie: her teaching
after vacationing with her -parents,
Mr..:a'nd Mrs. W. Dilling
"Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight and
-a-m4ly--movedon Pr dy-'into-their'
new-horne on Queen' Street
' • The Misses Jean and Sylvia. Hen-
derson returned home this" week
fter spending a month's vacation
With their ,sister and brother-
in-law, ;Mr: and Mrs, .Keith Lindsay
'and ;Pamela at Napanee.'
Mr. Don Dobbs and Mis5 Mala
Roobol •' attended • ,the Morton,Mc}
Fadden wedding in .Ham,ilton'• on
•August 29. ,Miss, Roobol, was one
of the bridesmaids at the wedding.
•
Bingo •Winners
`Wanders O the Legion bingo`lie7,
Saturday wore Mrs., Wes Veneer.;:
Mrs. E. RI ',Davis', (2); Mrs '
Liam Smale (2); Mrs'. R. Taylor,
Jr: (2).), , Miss Margaret Boa -(8•);
Miss •Verna"-FTarburnn .11.: 'Johnson;
Mrs, James Clark, 'Mrs. A, Reich-
ert; Paul Bea 'Sharon Baird;;;Mrs::,
Norman Baird Door prize'ef `$5
Was won by „Mrs. 'Mustard,:'Brucer
field; share -the -wealth, Mrs,: R.
Taylor.
United Cliiu'eh-Notes`
'The Sunday",School rally will be
held Sunday Sept. 20.,' Sunday
school;, scholars will conduct the
service
Anniversary' services will be ob-
served at Chiselhurst United'
Cliureh oh Sunday, Oct, 4.'• Rev,
Currie- Winlaw Will. be the after-
noon speaker and' Rev. E. H, Holly,
Grand. Bend, the. evening, speaker.;
' World -Wide, Communion, Sunday:
will• be observed in. I3ensall. United
•Church,, Sunday, October .4,. at 11
.i . Rev. Currie Winiaw;
will, be. guest irmister:.at. annivers
ary services at Ifomedale: United
Church,. St. Thomas:',Sunday, Sept
20, ,
Have Social, Evening
The Women's• Missionary Society
of the. United;`C"hurch. convened in,
.the church o Thursday, evening
for their Septeihber meeting which
took the form' of a pot -luck slippery
.i;ollowed by the regular meeting;
Miss Ellis'' group was'in charge of
the supper and devotional. Seri"),
ture passages •'were read by Mrs„
;Melvin Traquair. and brayer offer-
ed by Mrs. Stanley Mitchell.
'Rev, Currie Winlaw gave ari in.
spicing message, -basing h i
thoughts on the: theme, "Mission.
Myopia" Mrs. Carl . Payne sang
a vocal solo, and Miss Greta nanny
mie g,aave a piano solo: President
Mrs. George Armstrong .conducted
the business: • '
• Thank -you' notes were read front
Mrs." W. R. Stephenson •and, Mrs,
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EVERY iriLIC ®R ttFlr SINGE' 4847=_.ovsoar'
T c.• Coates. Mrs: Wilbert Dining
-reportedfor. the' visiting; committee
and during, her.`, visits.' Called ;:on
Miss ,A. Consitt'at Clinton Hospital,.
and Mrs, Sinn Roobol at Victoria.
:Hospital, London::' Mrs: C. Richard
son, Mrs: ,R, M. Peck; and Mrs.
Dilling were , appointed :a: coniniit
tee .to "secure 'a, speaker for
annual thankoffering meeting to be.
held in. October. Rev..Winlaw clos-
ed',the•meetin�gwith prayer..
KIPPEN EAST W I
Kippen East W.I. will meet W:ed',
nesd'ay, September, 23, .at
The meeting is: one weekaater than
originally- scheduled" andris. the .his
toridal res'earch. and• current events
;programa" Hostess is Mrs Winston
Worisnian, and co—hostess.is. Mrs
Alec'.McGregor;
Roll call will be -answered by a
:pioneer custom. The motto ;is, "The
horizon ever. widens :for forward
looking folks" and wilt be taken,by
Mrs. Robert Simpson Current ,ev-
ents`' will •be given by' Mrs: ,Ken
McKay Music ".iva11 be supplied: by
Mrs.: Winston Workman" • and da'
reading --;will- be 'given; by' Mrs.
Robert Gemmell,. Topic will be
taken by Mrs. Harry ,Caldwell.:
.The lunch •"committee, are Mrs.
William Bell, Mrs.7Edison McLean,
Mrs. Campbell Eyre and :.Miss Mar-
garetMcKay.
FUNE;I2ALS
MRS .JOAiV;,HAZELWOOD :. '
HENSALL '" .Public 'funeral Ser-
vices for, the .late Mrs: J'ohn- N.
Hazelwood 'were held ,from.• :the
Bonthron Funeral Chapel' on,_ Wed
nesday. Sept; 9, conducted by, Rev. -
Currie Winlaw. Interment was: in
E_,.areter cemetery, 1Virs:10,0e40d
,was, kn--her "86th year. ' •
Mrs. Hazelwood passed away ,at
the- 'Queensway-- "Nursing ,,Home,-
Hensall; Sunday eveni ig, Sept. ,S
Formerly of` Brucefield ;she had
been a resident;Of : itensall for, a
number` of,,years. Born on a farm
On the Thames` Road, she was the
former Isabella Cottle; She was a
member: •of Carmel Presbyterian.
Church and, a member of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society.
Survnvi'ng are her hrisband; one •
sister,, Mrs Ir: Campbell; Seaforth,•
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Distrct Weddings
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,SER --NOIR
HENSALL — A ':lovely summer
Wedding. was :solemnized at Carmel
;Presbyterian 'Church, • Hensall, Sat-
urday,. September 5, ,when Gladys
Isabelle Moir, of Hensall, and Dal-
ton Maxwell Skinner; R.R, 3, rixe-
ter; exchanged marriage vows be-
fore the Rev. R. G. MacMillan, of
Gedericb; in a double. ring " cere-
mony.. The bride is ' the daughter
df Mr. and Mrs..George "M. Moir,
Hensall, and" the: groom'; parents
are`Mr, and Mrs. Franklins : Skinner;
R.R. 3; Exeter. •
Ferber wedding the, bride ,chose
a,;ballerina length :gown of rhan
tilly lace over silk taffeta.: The long:
fittedbodice was fashioned with a
jewelled and sequined'sabrina neck
line and long lily point sleeves, The
full` skirt had a frontpanel of lace
with peplum :•trimmed back over
French `tulle illusion ruffles The
shoulder length veil of French iIIu
sion Was held by 'a tiara of, seed.
pearls and sequih.s Her bridal " bou-
quet was red roses and • stephan .
oris,
Miss Margaret Moir, Ilensall at-'
tending her sister as maid of hon-
or,: wore a dre"ss of° turquoise blue
nylon over net "and : taffeta, with
cumberband„and 'featuring ;;a large,
bow at 'the back. She carried white
mums and • pink • gladioli. • •
Beverley Skinner,. Exeter, at-'
tended his brother, -as groomsman:
For "receiving at. Armstrong's
restaurant;” ,Exeter, the bride's
mother• Wore, a gown of dusty rose;
rayon and nylon lace over taffeta'
with white accessories, with cor
sage of white mums and blue ear,-
na'tions. The groom's °mother chose
a sheath dress of white dacron lace
over turquoise Chinese "silk with,
plain ..Jacket and accessories ---m•
pink. .She wore:a -:corsage 'of pink
roses. "
,'Thebridal table centered •` a three-
tier- wedding -cake flanked w±th
wlute_.iapers. and,.:pinlc._,and white`
flowers
For their honeymoon to the east
the , bride travelled in, a ,-p•owder.
-bine :jacket 'dress,:of embossed cot-
ton. and -rayon. bengaline, blue fea-
ther hat • and black accessories,
with which she wore a••pink: rose
corsage. • They. will reside:;an-Hen
Exeter an Hurt In
Factor `: Acc dn t
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William',Ferguson; 66; of';Exeter;
was: admitted to • South Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter, with .back and hip;
injuries following: an. accident -Fri-
day.
Fri=day. He also suffered a :gash at
the back of his:head -requiring 14
Stitches.
Ntr. Ferguson • an employee 'of
Canadian Canners;' Exeter, acei-
dentally fell to the cement. floor
Item .a truck that draws the corn
husks, He was resting •homfartably
at, date of writing.-
He is the father of "Mrs. Oliver:
Jaques and Wilmer Ferguson, Hen
Hensall Sales Prices•
:Steers were `stronger to 50 cents'
higher at the - Hensall Sales"' on
Thursday..., .
Butcher steers, $26 to`$27 • Med-
ium steers,i'$24 to $25; butcher hei-
fers, $22 to $23,50; fat. cows, $13
to $14 50, good.eows, $15'.50 to $17
light cows, S17.50 to •$18.50;:babies,
$25 to $26.50;: veal calves; • $25.75
to "$29.75; small calves, '$12'td $18
good bull calves, ; $25 to $35; 1191 -
stein heifer calves, .:$25•to,$35; Dur-
ham calves, '$42^ to 3 "; weanling,
pigs, $7.50 ;td $9; chunks,, $9.50 to,
312; feeders, $12.50 to $18.50; • saws,
"$56 to $67.:.
'F our• hundred pigs 308 cat
tle"•were. sold.
WINTHRO
IVIr , , ErWin' 'Johnston, who has
been ill for the past week, has re -
tinned ,frorn Scott Memorial •Hos-
pital'and; will commence' his- duties
as principal of the --public school
at Monkton early in September.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson, of Kul
lett,." as in Chicago;' Ill., for a few.
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117.I
.In view of the disregard by the general pub-
lie' of the recent �roclanlation issued b ` the.
, p S
Town Council; re the confinement ;df dogs,
and the fact that y the are not to rizn at
large
at any time, 'the. Council feels that, charges
must be;laid under; this B1aw
Any owner ;or harbourer of a
dog who- allows ft- to rtun at
large can be summoned into,
Court The fine in a case .of this
kind, could be, '$50.00 arid'"' hosts;
Tile Council . and myself: would . ask 'all Citi ,
zens"coz cerned to. comply with the laws, and
avoid the consequences.
B.: F•.
CHRISTIE,: Mayor
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, S$A.FORT, ONT., 'si
TA IS +'EEK
Mr: and Mrs Gordon :Staples:
and Mr, and Mrs. Auguste .Duch
arme were in Midland
Mr. and- Mrs 4alui ,Mc1V,[illanr.
Detroit, spent the •weekend with
Mr, and Mrs:" William McMillan,.
Lou Murray, Toronto, with' Mr,
and Mrs. Michael Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat . Murray andfamily-, , London, and Gilbert Mut.,
ray and Miss 'Bett=y' McIachern,
Sarnia, with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Mundy.
Mr.: andMrs. Steve Maloney,. of
Lindsay,, with -Wilfred Maloney.
Mr, ,and Mrs„.Joe Klein, -Detroit,
and Mr. and Mrs; Jack Campbell,
Davison; Mieh., with relatives and
attended the Sloan -Smith' wedding
iii Zurich on Saturday.
Mrs,• Philcheck,. Alberta, is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coyne.,
Jack Malone, Kapuskasing, with
'Mr. and Mrs. J.'L,_.Malone.
:: • .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin and
Mr: and Mrs. James -O'Connor in
Midland.
Mr, and Mrs. Martin Purcell and
Maxine, Kitchener, with Mr, and
Mrs. Jack McIver Mr, and
Mrs. Thomas Purcell. •
Miss Cleo Bowman and ; Miss
Noreen' : Dalton' ,are . attending
Teachers' College, Stratford.
'Pie following teachers have gone
to their :” schools. Miss I eetrice
Murray, Waterloo, N isa'.Rosem:ar
Lane and Miss' Mala" :tonin, Rtt.
chener; - Jaelr Melody, , Ppesealt;.
Mrs. Jack McIver, St,' Coltttnban;
Mrs. 'Michael Murray, Beechwood.
School, and Mr.o Joseph Melatly,
No. 4; Hibbert:
Areyou'ready'to rent your Tara
room? A classified.. advertisement
phoned to The, :Huron. Expositor, •
141, will bring' a tenant.
PENNY SALE
Tuesday, September 22
To be; held " in
St. Patrick's Hall;: Dublin
• Articles . will., be on: display,, at
Friend and Whetham's " Butcher.
Shop; 'Dublin, Sept. 12, 14, 15, 16, -
and at Box Furniture, Seaforth, ,
Sept. 17, I.8 1:9:
S-ponsored by Dublin C.W.L.`
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• tnruig the Largest Wide;
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Screen in Huron Codify'
TWO;
SHOWS SH NI GH T
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BOX OFFICE OE;ENS"AT 7x30 =.First Show at Dusk
CHILDI EN.1JNDER;12.IN CARS,,— FREE
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THURSDAY: and FRIDAY,Sept.:; 10 and 11
"The Naked-. and - fhe.: Dead"
(COLOUR)(CI1cEIVIASCOPE)
Aldo Ray, ' - Barb r
a a Nichols
(ONE CARTOON)
SATURDAY and MONDAY -= Sept 12 and 14
"THE HANGING TREE"
C
COLOUR
Gary Cooper Mama' Schell
(ONE CARTOON)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—. Sept 15_and 10:;..
"DAMN YANKEES"
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Tab H liter �- Ctven Verd'on
(O1 IE • CARTOON),: "
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Before you sell, let us quote you. our
BEST PRICE
Fast,' Efficient Service' with . TWO
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If you deire_ to. STORE .your .recces,
wd;have ample stodge°at very
Reasorcatil0charges.-
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