The Huron Expositor, 1959-10-02, Page 74..
IANK.Yi
Ic0 all those who patronized us during oiur''
Opening Days.
Thank'also to ,those Who advertised on our
behalf and who assast I..in other ways,' as, well
`as to all our friends and customers: who
:wished -us well:
JIM BROCK
UPERTEST SERVICE
BRtDHAGEN NEWS O. W
Mrs. Mary-'Dittmer is visiting
her ,son; Gerald Dittmer, and Mrs,
Dittmer in Kitchener.
Mrs: Louie H. Bennewies -has
been transferred from Victoria Hos-
•pital, London, to . Scott ;'Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth. •
Mrs. Lloyd McLean, Elbow, Sas-
katchewan, has been .visiting ' her
sister, . Mrs. Ed. Scberbarth, Sr.,,
and Mr. Scherbartlt and other rela-
tives.
Mr. Ivan Eickaneir returned home
from Stratford Hospital: ✓
A number from..here attended
the shower for Mr; and Mrs. .Don
'aid Wolfe at Russeldale . Hall Fri
day,eavening
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell ,Sholdice,
and Beverley attended the `baptism
of Jane Frances Binning at. Knox
Preshyte •an Church, Mitchell, and
were goes parents, Mr.
and . Mrs. Wm. Binning,, Mitchell,
on Sunday,
Mrs. Charles . Ahrens spent. -the;
weekend with her sister; Mrs. Chris
Leonhardt`and. Mr, Leonhardt, Mit-
Schell .:
Robert Douglas :Bennewies; in-
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ivan Ben
1.-1957 Dodge 4 -Door
2 1955 'Dodge° 4 -•Door°
1 1955`' Dodge 4 -Door,
transmission
1 .1953 Dodge 4 -Door
1•=4.953 :'Dodge 2 -Door
1.1951 Plymouth
1-1951. Dodge Sedan„
Sedan•1.T., Radio
Sedans -V-8 motors
Sedan''-V-8,autotn atic:'r,
DODGE - DE SOTO SALES ,and SERVICE
Seaforth
Phone 267
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Clearing All
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WALLPAPER STOCK
:NOW is your chance to decorate your walls :with wallpaper.
We have papers .for every room in your home
Washable — Plastic':Coated and ; some ..Prepasted
• ALL" S1t3NWORTITY'- PAPERS
Buy one single roll `for,regularprice and'you get, the second roll''
Also At This:, Sale, : we are introducing Roxalin
Products----EI
--BIGGEST PAIrT VAL UE `EVER _!
UART FOR .A.:.QUARTER
A GALLON'FORADOLLAR
with every- regular price purchase of
ROXAZO E Multi -colour
Plastic Finish
sh
VELVET Acr. lie Latex; Paint '
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ESO AC Semi -Gloss . Enamel
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Sale be ins"Frida Oct. '2, a atur
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DUBLIN
Mrs Leo; Villeneuse and Paul, of
Parry Sound with; Mr, •and Mrs..
toe looby,:', ; • .
`Mrs Kathleen Feeney in Toron
to with .Mr. and ;Mrs: ,Dick Cun-.
ningham.
Mr. Ken Oldacre left on' Tuesday
from Montr"eal for Scotland
Miss- Cecelia Feeney, Kitchener,
with Mrs. Mary Feeney.
Messrs:, Rocky:and Bobby Staple-
ton, of 'St. 'Jerome's High` School;;'
at their homes
Mr.- and Mrs. ,H. Kelkman and
family have moved to :their farm;
at R.R.,_ 2, MOnkton
- Mr. and-=1VIrs,, Frank ,Evans, in..
London.
Mr. Danny Costello,'Sarnia,with
Mr. and Mrs. Dan:Costello. -
Miss Lydia Jordison, Toronto,
_with_.Mrs ,Ec, .Joidison.
Mr. Louis O'ReilTFhas returned
home from; St Josephs' Hospital,
London, where,• he has' been a
patient" for the past two weeks..
Articles. won at the Penny Sale
in Dublin may. be had by contact-
ing the
ontact-ing'.the .caretaker. of the:- parish.
hall.
Volunteer help of the parish is.
speeding the progress of Dr J B.
Ffoulkes' Nouse under the. super::
vision of -Mrr.• Frank Lamont, ;of
Seaforth. ,Dr Ffoulkes is' 'remain-
ing., in Dublin, .having retired • as
pari h priest here 'in -May.
Mr.' .Frank Malone, • of • R.R. 5,
Seaforth, has joined 'the Bank . of
Commerce staff.
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PLU
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HEATING NEEDS
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Contact::
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RE;C.EPTION,
Mr. i and Mrs..Ro Elliottfor- M
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nee >Gertrude Smith)
OPEN FRIDA;:EVENING UNTIL 10`" P.M. '
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33 Huron Street,Phone one U 2 95
42
Fray Oct. 91th
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Ladies' please bring Lunch..
Have
MOLASSES'
mixed with
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FEEDS SWEETENED WITH MOLASSES GIVE:
• Greater Production:. • Less Feed Waste
• Less Feed Cost • More Profit TP You
to extra charge for Mixing - Add up to 400"1bs. per ton
MOLASSES IS, CHEAP',T EIS YEAR -='
your ; owvri 'grain '
through. our
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PHONE, 775•
LI11'1ITED .
SEAFORTH•,
"The Most Value For the Farmer's Dollar"
at,
T�#E EEK
newies, wasbaptized during the
Sunday morning service, with Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Bennewies • •and.
Mr. and MTS. Alvin •Sehellenberger
the sponsors, along with. the , par-
ents. • -
Flowers were in the chancel from
the. funeral of Mrs. John Gloor,
held. on 'Saturday.;
Promotion Sunday of the Sunday
School' was held on Sunday and the
teachers 'were ' installed. 'They
were: Mrs.. John Vock, Sharon
Prueter, .Donna Scherbarth, Carole
Wardell, Lew Ricks, Alice Heim-
pel, Mrs. E, J,, ' Fischer, Rose Sie
mon, Clayton 'Ahrens; Arthur Die -
gel, Edgar Elligsen, Ruth ; • Ann-
Dietz,
nn
Dietz, `Elaine Rock, -Joan Muegge,
Gary Hinz, Mrs. Harvey Ahrens,
Mrs. Martin, : Riegel; •Mrs Mervin:
Hodgert, Elaine Bennewies.., (sta-
tistician) ',Russell •Shaldice (super
intendent). -
=Members of the°Stewards of -the
Christian Home held -their monthly
meeting with 22•present. Mrs. Lloyd.
Prueter, Mrs..Edward Scherbarth
Jr., .Mr and 1VIrs Russell Sholdice.
in.charge of;devotiOn.S and the top-•
ie was "Thanksgiving and 'Thank-
fulness
A donation of $5.00 was given to
four. Sunday Schoolipupils and two
Luther. League members, who . at-
tended Lutheran summer• camp at
Edgewood Park this, summer;; '.•
The' next meeting is to be held
:tbe last Tuesday • in, the month
from now on, and the October'.
meeting is,to be held in connection-
with • a Hallowe'en social with the
families, Ganaesnwere played; and
lunch' served with the same ;cam
mittee in charge. ,
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. John McGavin, and.
daughter, of -•Hamilton,- spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc -
Gavin and: family,
Mr. Herb Kirkby, of Toronto, and
Mr. Murray Kirkby, of Port,Credit
spent'. the weekend' here with rela-
tives.
Mx: -and Mfrs Roy-'" plaitke,-- of
Toronto, spent the weekend with
'Mrs. •E Ennis: '
Miss Olene' .Dundas, of Tor"onto,.
visite& with .her parents,. Mr; and
Mrs. T. Dundas, overthe, week-
Miss Barbara Boyd `has returned
to London to. attend Western '`Uni-
versity, where she will begin her
third year. i. •
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broadfoot
visited with Mr• and Mrs. John
Henderson' and family for a few
days last week "
Mr.; Ron Ennis left on Sunday for
Western University London, where'
he will resume his thirdlyear
Miss` Corrie:;,Ruiyter and Miss
Janie Van ,Vliet, of Stratford,
spent a few days with Mr. and
rs. Jan Van• t
M Vliet. > .
Mr. and ' Mrs W. T. (Doc),
Cruickshank, ,of. •Wingham,. ,were
guests at the home of their daiigh
ter, Mrs.,Ross McCall, and Mr.
McCall and'family on Sunday.
Mr: ° and Mrs. Frank Burke, 'of
Wingham, visited with relatives on
Sunday.
Rally Day was observed in Duff's
: C c las Sunda mor -United
.
liar h.. t n
Mg with the junior classes forming
the choir and'Mrss Iiarvey'Brown.
at the organ. : Others taking part'
in. the service were: Rev W. M. -
T Tomas, Martin Edam, W,
J, teem=
zng and Miss Ma ' yn
.Johnston
ice the
Durin • ' ser `
During v the f o how=
ing infants:were baptized:Julian
Aileen;: daughter of 'Mr, and Mrs.
R n
obertS0
Ross. McCall; 'John, of
Mr' and Mrs.` Jack Bryans; Leslie
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John McGavin;`Sandy 'Brian,,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc -
Clime, ando`
are, David ; Arthur, son . of
Mr.: and Mrs. Wilson.
__ Church serviceswill he > .held at
]A,:30 a,m.; Standard; Time,during,
the months of October and Novem-
ber.
;Win Prizes At.
.-Brock O " enrn '.
A feature.-£ the spacial opening;
ceremonies at. Jim Brock'' -Super
:test Service Station;1 st Week was
the drawing for a number of Prizes:'
Prizes :were :won as'follows: fry
,Ing pan,: E. •Malonn,.:RM. 2, Dub-.
fin;. six -volt battery, Dr; W. Dren-
nan, Seaforth,•. toy tankers, Jack
Webb, . Seaforth, • and Steve' Hart,.
Stratford; flashlight, 'John Powell,
Seaforth, sparkglugs, Frank Case,'
Seaforth; vice grips, Ken "Etre,
Seaforth, and, .electric toaster,. Don
MacRae, Dublin
RED CROSS NOTES'
Seaforth branch of the Red Crosse
will meet in thee Library rooms on'
Friday afternoon at 3 p.m. •.
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DANCE LAND
DANCE CANCELLED
on.
Friday' October 2
Orchestra will be playing a't
Harvest Jamboree
in l NETDR.ARENA
61/2 Hours. of Dancing
DAN -CIAO'
Friday, Oct. 9th •
ANI EVERY
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family, visited ori' Sunday with 1VIr.'
and. Mrs.- Billr Orr., of Milverton.'
,Congratulations` are ,extended to
..the pupils of S:S 6 Idullett, and•
their- teacher, -Mrs. I averne Gbd-
kin or' i
f Winning ;second; prize for
'inarching',an'd costume 'at Seaforth.
'Mr and Jame
Mrss ,Scott, Mr;
and •Mrs, Harry. , Lear and; son and,
Mr ' and • Mrs. Nelson Reid, Wal-
ton, visited last. Sunday`,with.,Mr.
and Mrs: `: Nelson Lear' iri Landes '
lord: .
Mr James :McEWing, of Winni•
-
peg, has: been'visiting at the home
of.bis.nd:phew,-:Mr and,Mrs: John.
McEwing •• and family.
• -Sacrament"`services• will be 'ob-:
served 'this. StifcTay, Oct 4,• • in
Burns', Church, :with Rev. Fun'ge
in charge;
. Mrs, Mary McQuaid left Satin'.
day for. London, where she will ;re.
side.
Vitamin D is the rarest among
ordinary foodstuffs
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Mr; and
Mrs ,Mike Williams cele
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brated tigr 25th •'wedding° anrini-
Versaryon'Sa•turday'at their.:home.`
A buffet dinner was 'served. in the
earlY evening.: ,ISIemb, s . of both-.
the; Johnson and Williams families,
numbering: about 5Q ,:were ;present.
In the evening a reception, was
held. at the Co•minunity;Centre; Sea:-
forth,- .attended by.••35o,..neighbors,
rel'a:tives- _and 'friends.. Harburn's-
orchestra suppled.•::the music for
the 'dance.
At lunch time'., an: address •vGas
read by '.Warden. Haney,and the:,
presentation:of a .dining room ,suite
was :made' „by Gordon Reynolds,.
Maurice . Melady ' and • tinier •Cam-
,eron. A Jitting reply was, made •by;
bdth Mr .and. Mrs. Wiiliains
Following, is" the address:'; `Dear
Pearl and Mike:, .Tonight a fele of
Your;friends,rneighbors and family
have gathered `•here to_lielp you''
eelehratei your 'silver wedding, an.:
niversary,• and to - give 'you in ,a
small way.:sotne idea' -of' our ap-.
predation . of your friendship and
neighborliness- Both .of you, have.
added many friends to your -al
readylong g izst:n the Inst 25 years,
and no one has ever asked .. for help
from' you that 'was not forthcom-
ing, whether in ,time of trouble or
Toy.
Now >'
may we ask :you to accept
this small remembrance on -your-.
silver':anniversary, with a :hearty
Wish
wish 'for •'health: and long life, that
in Another. 'twenty-five we may
celebrate .again,' Signed on' behalf'
of your friends and neighbors:
•At 9 a m. a High Mass•of Thank's-,
giving was• offeretd••by Rev. C. E.
Sullivan of' St.,'James' Church, in"
which 'Mr. and Mrs Wiiliams''re-
newed their mar age. ' yews In
attendance -were the . bridesmaid,
Mrs. Joseph Ryan; R.R. 1, Walton,
sister of the bride, and grooms-
man, John Williams, Detroit, broth-
er-of—die
roth-
er of ilie bridegroom. '.
Mrs, Williams, the' fornIer Pearl
Mary, Johnson, is.'a','daughter' of
Bride -Elect Is,
Guest
Of:Ho r
no
Friends
of
Shirley
Bedard and
y Be
Mel Cooper, Seaforth, .'held a so-.
cial'e.:en
v ing in honor of the couple
who Wille n e wedding xcha .,
-.
g.
in St. James'.
arc
Church on October
10;' The ;gathering: was held at the
"home of- Mr. and Mrs. John Aubin,
Seaforth.
"Jelin':;McCue read the address
and . presenteda card table .•'and
chairs to ane, couple. Following'
p the • ..
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euciire"lunch cvas.'
g ames , served
[y.Helen`Walters Jeannine Bedard'
and Mrs. Rose Aubin.
Mrs Johnson, Seaforth,;: and the
late Patrick Joseph Johnson, Me- -
Killop iVIr Williams •is,;a" son of.
Mrs.,Will'iams.,, 11ilibert, • and the
late Patrick •Williams. 'Mr' and
1Vfrs Williams have a•faniiiy;•of'
two sons and a:' daughter: Joseph,
of Whitby; Ron;' of Kitchener, and
Joan, at home.
Why envy rich people? They are
only poor •people••witli. money:
YOU SAW!
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