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The Huron Expositor, 1956-06-01, Page 3to • >ti dll �• a I: Bradsha*'s Greenhouse, . ' For Plants : ': ,,. OW R S; . Al asum Petunia, ia S v d sa ,Pansies, Marigalas, Zinnias .Ageratum, Salvia Asters, Carnations, Verbena, Labelia, *alalia% Gera kbAlla, V1GETABIsES; Tomatoes Cabbage, Cauliflower, Bros - coil, Peppers, Spanish Onions, Garden Huckleberries. RE -VITALIZED CLEANING is Better Than -Ever at Buchanan.' Cleaners MOUNT FOREST More r$pots• . and Stains Removed Garments stay clean longer Will wear longer. Phone 669 r 2 -- Seaforth ANDY CALDER Agent MON. and THURS. MORNINGS ' Fersytlua and daffodils .lent a sunny baGkgro nd in the Pari sh Mall ,of St, Thomas';church, when 'the' Woman's' Auxiliary held its blossom` tea and bake sale Wed- nesday afternoon. - o music ...a r vi ed in the Was b e S. ftd P tea room by Mrs: Charles Cun- ningham. Guests were welcomed by Mrs. • a, II. James and Mrs. G. McGavin. Pouring tea for the af- ternoonwere Mrs. W. E. South- gate, Sr., and Miss Mary Galbraith, Assisting in the tea room were Mrs. Bruce • McLean, Mrs. • John Oldfield, Mrs. Harold Free, Mrs. Carmen Rowcliffe, Mrs. Norman Scoins, Mrs, 'William Oldfield, Miss Dorothy Parke, Mrs. Earle .Dins- more and Mrs. William O'Shea. In charge of the home baking booth were Mrg. Ada Reid, Mrs. Kenneth Chambers and Mrs. Ger- ald Snowdon. Mrs. J. R. Spittal, Miss Dorothy Parke and Mrs. Earl. Dinsmore were general conveners of the event. ,s.'. Elf Insall Town gall waspacked to capacity on Friday evening, with many turned away,for the presen- tation. sen- tation. of "Land of Fantasy," a dance revue, presented by Mrs. R. Broderick and her pupils, Many fine comments were heard regard- ing the production, termed an ar-, tistic success, and which was ap- pyeciated by the large audience. hirty two pupils took part Mrs. William Brown was pianist; sage decorations were by Mrs. Brode- rick, Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs. Clarence Smillie; lighting by Robert Cameron and William Fuss; programs, Mrs. T. Lavender. Cos- tumes were made by mothers of the pupils. Mrs. R. Simpson as- sisted Mrs. Broderick in the pro- grams. At the conclusion, Mrs. Broderick was presented witha gift by Caroline Smillie, on behalf JUNE SPECIAL! 1 -15 foot HO4 E Was 449.95 NOW O R.C.A. STRATOFROST Come in and see our RANGES — FRIG — 369.95 WASHERS Big Trade-in Allowance SPECIAL PRICES TO NEWLY - WEDS WE CAN SERVICE ANYTHING WE SELL DENNIS ELECTRIC samminam.sw • Your R.C.A. Dealer PHONE 467. of -her ,u ila, The ' . oduetlo will p I.1 , Pr ,,,... 1R be repeated i enssll Town. IOU Prida evening, ng June 1. • The program included . the fol- lowing numbers: Scene 1; The F,.n- chanted Forest The Animals' Clog Linda Hill, Cheryl .Little, Joan Sinclair, Suzanne Kyle, Di_ anne McKinley, Kathy McLean, Phyllis Granger; Marilyn Keys, Nancy Consitt, Marjorie Consitt, Tiat4y Amus, Helen Granger, Anne Mickle,SharonRiley,Karen Jerm- yn, e `m- yn, Gail r Sangster, Marcia Little, Ilene, Garrett, Dianne Stone, Ken- neth Bullis, Carold Reichert. The Orchestra --Frogs, Nancy Kyle, Suzanne Rennie; Turtle, hip - my Traquair; Fairy, Carolyn Smil- lie; Little Girl, Brenda Smillie. Fairies Soft Shoe: Gwen Spen- cer, Jane Horton, Beth Goddard, Joan Kerslake, Carol Brown, Peg- gy Goddard, Norma Passmore, Katharine Roszel. Moths' Ballet: Cheryl Little, Joan Sinclair, Suzanne Kyle, Shar- on Riley, Karen Jermyn, Anne Mickle, Marcia Little, Carol Reich- ert, Marjorie Turner, Gail Sang- ster. Return of Robin Hood: Sharon Bloch. The Hunting Girls Swing It: Gwen Spencer, Beth Goddard, Rose Mary Smith, Norma Pass- more, Katharine Roszell, Carol Brown, Peggy Goddard, Joan Kers- lake, Ruth Townsend, Jane Hor- ton. Repeat Performance "Land Of Fantasy" DANCE REVUE By Mrs, R. Broderick and Pupils Town Hall HENSALL Friday, June lst 8:15 p.m. ADMISSION: Adults 60e Children 35c AT DUBLIN ELECTRIC SAVE- $100.00 ! 10.2 Cubic Ft. BUUfTON Auto Defrost • Push -Button Auto Defrost 50 lb. Freezer, 5 Year Guarantee Several Used Models on Hand Regular• SALE-.. - PRICE-... - 379.00 1oo.00 37900 10.2 Custom Regular - 349.00// 100.00 SALE PRICE \ - -24.00 8.1 Custom — Regular - ,329.00 100.00 SALE PRICE - 229.E 5.6 A Custom SALE PRICE - - 196.00 PHONE 70-R-2 ELECT • • i DUBLIN x. Id ndians' Tap: Ilene " ".. arrett 0 r }bleu Granger, M`axcl,a. Little, Anne Mickle KarenJermyn, Sher - on - on Riley, Suzanne Kyle, Cheryl Lit- tle, Gail Sangster, Joan Sinclair. During intel'mission: Dickie, Phyllis and Fred Lobb; !Marimba as/lo, Doris Johnston; solo, Joan Sinclair; tap dance', Joyce Weber; duet, Marlene and Darlene Frayne. Scene 2: Toyland—Irish Dolls: Sharon Riley, Billy Jermyn,,Kathy McLean, Dianne McKinley. Yrish Steppers: Jane Horton, Gwen Spencer, Beth Goddard, I Rose Mary Smith. Dutch Dolls: Kathy Amus, Phyl- lis Granger, Cheryl Little Suzanne Kyle. Hungarian Dolls: Marcia Little, Anne Mickle. cutis Capers: Helen Granger, Sharon Bloch, Norma Passmore, Peggy Goddard, Ilene Garrett, Katharine Roszell, Carol Brown. Scottish Girl Doll: Gail Sang- ster. Scottish Boy Doll: Dickie Lobb. Modern Scottish Lassies: Rose Mary Smith, Gwen Spencer, Jane Horton, Beth Goddard. Rag Doll—Jgan Sinclair. Kewpie Dolls: Ilene Garrett, Peggy Goddard, Carol Brown, Norma Passmore, Helen Granger, Katharine Roszel, Sharon Bloch. Dancing Doll: Joyce Weber. Western Dolls: Pupils of Mrs. Rogerson at S.S. No. 3, Tucker - smith. Snappy Dolls: Joan Kerslake, Jane Horton, Beth Goddard, Gwen Spencer, Ruth Townsend, Rose Mary Smith. Sailor Dolls: Peggy Goddard, Norma Passmore, Katharine Ros- zel, Carol Brown, Sharon Bloch. Twin Dolls; Darlene and Mar- lene Fra`yne, Soldier Dolls: Joan Sinclair. ¢athv McLean. Dianne McKinley, Cheryl Little, Anne Mickle, Karen Jermyn, Riley; Marcia Lit- tle, Suzanne Kyle, Gail Sangster. HENSALL Graduates From London Bill Fink has successfully com- pleted his three-year course at\the Beal Technical School, London, in sheet metal, drafting, etc., and will now be on the staff of the Ed. Fink Plumbing and Heating permanent- ly. Anne McKelvie, little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. J. McKelvie, had her tonsils removed at Clin- ton Community Hospital Monday morning of this, week:- The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary held a successful bake sale in the Legion Hall Saturday afternoon, with some very fine baking offer- ed for sale. Mr. and Mrs. S. Roobol visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ant. Gelderland and Ron, of Ridgetown. . Mrs. C. L. inks. who returned home from South Huron Hospital, Exeter. last. week. recovering from a fractured hip, is suffering with. pnoumonia. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs, Lorne McNaughton spent a few days last week with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren, of London. Mrs. George Ibbotson, of Kin- cardine, visited -his mother, Mrs. William Pepper. last week. Members of Hensall - Chiselhurst Young People's Society of the United Churches enjoyed a wiener roast at Port Blake on Friday eve- ning last. Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Gibson and Bobby. of Sudbury, are visiting this week with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton. Lodges Attend Church Service Members of Hensall Lodge 223, I.O.O:F., and Amber Rebekah Lodge attended the Independent Order of Oddfellows' annual church service for Huron District No. 8 at Brucefield United Church Sun- day evening. Rev. Sydney Davi- son, minister of the church, spoke on the subject, "Friendship." Ralph Henderson, of •Goderich, was soloist. , One hundred._and. forty Masons, representing South Huron Masonic District attended divine service in a body at the United Church Sunday evening, and were address- ed by the .Rev. C. D. Daniel, dis- trict chaplain of South Huron, as- sisted by Rev. H. T. West, district chaplain of North Huron. Rev. Daniel chose for his sermon topic, "The Temple." The choir sang an anthem and a trio, composed of S. G. Rannie, Nelson McClinchey and T. W. Horton sang a number. Frank Wright, District Deputy Grand Master for South Huron, di- rected proceedings. Pian Manse Work At Carmel, Hensall The Ladies' Aid of Carmel Pres- byterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Alex McGregor. The devo- tional and social part of the -meet- ing were taken by Mrs. A. Orr's group. Mrs, W. R. Bell read the Scripture lesson, followed by a dis- course on the lesson, taken by Rev. D. MacDonald. who also contribut- ed a -poem. Mrs. J. Bonthron ren- dered a lovely solo, and a saxo- phone solo by A. R. Orr, accom- panied by Mrs. M. Dougall was enjoyed. The offering was taken by Kathryn MacGregor and Elean- or Wright. Mrs. M. Dougall, president, con- ducted the business. - On motion of Mrs. P. Campbell and Miss Han- nah Murray, the Bible given Brian Bonthron for eight years of Sunday School attendance will be donat- ed by the Ladies' Aid. The final donation of $107 for Army Pres- byterian Girls' Home is to be for- warded and Mr, Alex McGregor is to arrange for laying the floor in the manse kitchen. There were 28 adults and six children present, Plans were out- lined: for a both they are spon- so1*ing at the Hensen Spring Shako Attie ;1, Delicious 'refreshments were`*served by the hoateseea, as& silted `'by Mrs. irr's gtety Vl;4 Iti,!wv,„ti w 04i1 !uNa, Sia .th {i, , rVy; Mfi 'SAM 1 g tm a be o e d x�m v e �' tinea ray :.#s eeing': t ' , aneus Q y -G r. re An a D m... -1 � lily � venera" were Mrs. W. Grlanville; and, Mrs. E and d istes E. MEM Mistress s. 1•: cerem nies" was Piliss of o s Marion Lam- port A program included: sing -song, reading, Mrs. Roobol; piano solo, Verlyn Miller; skit by the 'Bono- dary trio, composed, Of Mrs. Itoo- bol, Mrs. J. Glenn and Mrs. T. Brintnell; reading, Min Alexan- der; solo, Miss Margaret Keller, accompanied by Miss Maja Roo - bol. Maja read, the presentation address and Ann Alexander ,and Jean Anderson brought in the gifts in a wagon beautifully decorated in pink -and white. Pink and white streamers and balloons were the house decorations. Luncheon was served.. The af- fair was attended by some thirty- five neighbors and friends. Purchaser's declared under the $100 customs exemption privilege by Canadians returning from the United States in 1955 amounted to approximately $69,000,000. VETERAN'S CAB SPECIAL OFFER UNTIL JULY 31 Every Veteran's Cab passenger between now and July 31 will he given an opportunity on a FREE Basket of Groceries valued at $5.00. Ask the driver for a coupon. Under New Management RAY CHAMBERS, Prop. Passengers Insured PHONE 362 SEAFORTH ONTARIO'S CHAMPIONSHIP FIDDLERS' CONTEST At Qaz nsall Arena Friday, June ont7.1: 8 p.m. Come and Hear Ontario's Best Oldtime Fiddlers for Free Press Trophy $300.00 IN PRIZE MONEY Five Classes by Ages and Best Trick Fiddler. Fiddlers. send entry to: K. K. 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Oario nt, f $4,350.00 IN PRIZES CL INT SPRING SH i'. ill Iy 44 SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd Special Attractions and Classes Musical Pony Ride — Light and Heavy Horses Palomino Pones — Swine - Sheep Beef, Dairy and Market Classes Special 4-H Club Classes Maple City Shows Machinery Display Prize -Winning Goderich Girls' Band EVENING HA d NES, HORSE SHOW DANCING — Lagoon Memorial Hall HORSE RACES Grand Parade to Community Park at 1:00 p.m., sharp MEL CRICH A. J. McMURRAY President Secret=ary Admission: 75c and 25c EXPOSITOR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS — Phone 41 Frid June 1 EN$ALL PR1N,G FAIR Purebred CATTLE CLASSES MIDWAY BABY SHOW Prizes for South Huron's Best Babies BANDS HENSALL FEEDER CALF CLUB Achievement Day One of the Largest Calf Clubs in Ontario Judging — Showmanship AUCTION SALE See 50 District Boys and Girls Display their Calves ..•••••mommis.r South Huron Agrku ELMER WEBSTER, President Friday June 1 HORSE SHOW FARM MACHINERY DISPLAYS Fun For Everyone SCHOOL PARADE '?7