The Huron Expositor, 1957-06-21, Page 5k
1
11'
�),1�RI��111A1'1111ti11,11
'r1t
Mrs:'Gordon Papple" was`bostess
to the Seaforth Wornen's Institute
-when :they mg -4W TUPSOY for
their special meeting, on •`"Retard,
sed Children'(, ,Co -hostess was Mrs:
R. M.. cott,
Prestdnt*f0.4.11 J Doig..even;
e the meet fth a In stitutte
ct put the
►c,all was
.
a way you
e `Jt[aryF
,ard s,'a,l
.answered Bb<irilt
R
CLINTON
'Thursday and Friday, June 201& 21
"FIVE AGAINST THE IIQUSE"
Kim Novak" - - Guy Madison'
(Two Cartoons), '
Saturday & '1%Innda'y, Jung 22 &24
44THE STRANGER; WORE'. A GUN"'
Colour) litandolphScott
-(Stodge and 7CarMin)'
Church. Service; Sunday, June 23
8:0.0 p.m,.- Re,v.A. G. Eagle
Tuesday & Wednesday, June 25 -26
"THE BIG HEAT" ' (Adult)
Glen Forth --- Gloria , Grahani
(Iwo Cartoons)
e Box Office opens 7:30,
FIRST SHOW AT KW
•
,can he of 4eeista?0e jq"8 retarded
or. f}andicapped .pn or r
a-renta. The �muteserso:, were t1}ealread
.thy th •secretary, 1GI�ss G, pa.g
. Xe,
and. the tresµ e
sr'a 1?eport was iY-
en. i)i Mfi Est Papple - UFA. Ross
Gordon and Mrs. Les were
aimed to attend' Training School,
in -the fall on rug, making. The In-
stitute is also considering 'the
-'short' course on millinery. A com-
mittee of Mrs. Earl ,Papple,,.I rs,
Harold Hugill,. .Mrs. Andtew. Crppz-
ier .and Mrs, Gordan Papple wcre-
named to look after' the 'booth at
the. Seaforth Fall Fair.
Mrs.. Ross Gordon took ever the
meeting and .all joined in singing,
"This is My- Song." The motto,
"What we are. is God's. gift, fo us;
what we make of ourselves is our
gift to God," was :given by Mrs.
Eldin Kerr.
A, panel of three;, Mrs, Ross Gor-
don, Mrs. James Keys and Mrs.
.Gordon. McKenzie, discussed the
topic, "Retarded Children." •
A report on . the . district annual
held in' Dashwood the latter !part
of May, was given by Mrs. Eldin
Kerr and Mrs. Wilfred Coleman.
Mrs. Ross Gordon moved a vote of
thanks to the hostess, and lunch
was served.
The ,annual Institute picnic will
be. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
'Robert J. Doig on Monday even-
ing, June 24, at 8 p.m. Each mem-
ber is, to bring a dozen tarts un-
less otherwish contacted. Every-
one is welcome. •
SHO INDEPENDENTLY!
20% OFF ALL BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS
Men's Work Shirts - Specially Reduced
RED ROSE COFFEE -1 ib. $1.10
FLUFFS (with Tumbler) -8 Qts. .33
BURNS' BONELESS HAM -11/2 lbs. 1.65
DELMAR MARGARINE -2 for .59
SUGAR - Cwt. $1129
(One only per order - while it lasts)
Cash Prices Effective Friday and Saturday
CLAIR HANEY
Self -Serve PHONE 72 Delivery Service
EGMONDVILLE
4§14004.
PPM )! '.c an
Poll No.
No. 2 ...., 10,
No. 3 , .
Np. 4 ,...:,................ 76
NO. 5 c , 31
No. 7 ,� .F., ,$0 45
Total .............:........ 489
PEST and
WEED CONTROL
FLIES:
FLORBAIT; LIVESTOCK POWDER and SPRAY;
HOMES1'RAY
ANT and. GRUB KILLER:
(For White Grubs in Lawns)
FLOWER and GARDEN DUST:
(Insecticide and Fungicide): For Insects. and Diseases
WEED KILLER:
M.C.P.; ESTER; AMINE
BRUSH KILLER:
Amino Triazole (kills all grasses)
Brantford Cordage
BALER= and BINDER TWINE
Kxtra Length Baler Twine - 257 Feet
- Ask About Our Special Prices -
10PNOTCR FEEDS
LIMITED
Phone 775
SEAFQRTH,
26
30
34,..
• 73
Blyth
494
No. 1 132 61
No; 2 129 36
Total, .261, 97
,.$russels
No. 1 1p7 71, .
No. 2 78 39
No. 3 111 58
Total 296 168
Clinton
No. 1A 111 74
No.. 1B 89 61
No. 2A .,..., 132. 50
No. 213. - 99 87
No. 3A 131 58
No.- 3B 100 70
No. 4A 99 64
No. 4B 98 55
Total • - 859" 519
Colborne
No. 1 80 42
No. 2 62 52
No. 3 110 50
No. 4 46 54
Total 298 198
Exeter
No. 1A 134 36
No. 1B 108 52
No. 2A 206 91
No. 213 167 98
No. 3A 122 76
No. $B 112 63
No. 4 64 46
Total 913 462
Goderich
No. 1 84 48
No. 2 146 77
No. 3 133 101
No. 4A 68 42
No. 4B 99 63,
No. 5 86 69
No. 6 128 74
No. 7 75 44
No. 8 162 100
No. 9 72 , 75
No. 10 171 102
No. 11 174 104
No. 12 99 . 96
No. 13 89 62
No. 14 103 69
Total 1,689 1,126
Township of Goderich
No. 1 97 50
No. 2 81 26
No. .3 88 50
No. 4 85 15
No. 5 91 44
No. 6 72 27
Total 514 212
Grey
No. 1 79 33
No. 2 73 44
No. 3 64 63
No. 4 69 67
No: 5 133 68
No. 6 48 62
No 7 , 72 39
Total 538 376
Hay
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3A
No. 3B
No. 4
No. 5
No. 6
No. 7
Nd. 8
Total
No. 1A
No. 1B
Total
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
- Total
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No. 6
No. 7
Hensall
51
50
48
77
101 •
34
116
29
27
533
40
32
89
82
145
59
69
38
77
631
126 88
116 91
242. 179
Hibbert
86
.8o
122
95
383
183
73
88
67
411
Hallett
86 68
60 45
57 52
134 54
28 17
78 47
81 54
Total 524 337
No, 1 it "c .. . 25.
No, 2 ._.. 121
No. 3 132
No. 4 104
Tot '.
388
Herrin
No. 1 72
No, 2 79
No. 3 ` 119
No. 4 : 115
No. -5 97.
No. 6 90
Total ' • 572
'Seaton*
No. 1 96
No. 2 112.
No. 3 .....- .. 96
No. 4 36.
No. 5 • -. 78
No. 6 73
Total • 491
Stanley
No. 1 71
No. 2 48
No. 3 63
No. 4 164
No. 5 70
No. 6 78
No., 7 25
No. 8 , 131
Total 650
Stephen
No. 1 112
No. 2 79
No. 3 • 88'
No. 4 108
No. 5 37
No. 6 118
No. 7 37
No. 8 82
No. 9 51
No. 10 97
Total 809
Tuckersmith
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No. 6
No. 7
No. 8
Total
84
91
54
87
68
51
44
44
523
Usborne
No. 1 78
No. 2 63
No. 3 49
No. 4 74
No. 5 93
No. 6 67
No. 7 106
Total 530
East Wawanosh
No. 1 46
No. 2 111
No. 3 76
No. 4
No. 5
54
63
Total 350
West Wawanosh
No. 1 92
No. 2 86
No. 3 50
No. 4 45 -
No. 5 68
No. 6 18
7X
371'.
50
30.-
.
38
31
49
54
261
129 .138�
111
103
68
112..
661
re.
offimP
1114t11111i11111111f11 111.0111114ilXtiliMtl,1
• , E'1 AN :'AII{),0,N.,
DU'$LI:N--A quiet' but pretty,
wedding was solemnized St,
Fatricl 's' Church, Dublin, on Satz
uz'4eY, June 8, et eight o'clock
whet Rev. Dr. J. B. Ffoulkes unit -
ea.. marriage Madelyn Loretta
Rose Dillon, daughter of Mrs.
I:ows Dillon, and Sylvester Ryan,
s o of Mrs. William Ryan and the
late iWilliam Ryan, of Ellice Town-
ship.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Mr. Maurice Dillon,
St. Thomas, wore a pink suit of
Wool and rayon fibrene with white
accessories. She carried a vyhite
prayer book, topped with . white
roses.,
She was attenoen ay her sister,
Miss Dorothy Dillon, who wore a
suit . in aqua color with white ac-
cessories. She also carried a
prayer book with pink roses.
Mr. Joseph Ryan, brother of the
50 (bridegroom, was groomsman.
52 'After an extended honeymoon,
22 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan will reside on
the groom's farm in Ellice.
2
48
22
50
294
59
18
81
79
55
79
52
14
41
210"
688
DE LODGE-CHAPMAN
HENSALL--Shirley Grace Chap-
man, RegN., of Sarnia, exchanged
wedding vows with Joseph Ray -
mon De Loge, of Sarnia, before
Monsignor Austin Roney at the
Chapel in St. Peter's rectory, Lon-
don, Saturday, June 15, at 10:15
a.m, The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chapman of
Exeter, and the groom is the son
of Mrs. Gordon Lafferty, of Dres'
den, and the late Mr. Clinton De
Loge.
The bride, given in marriage by
her Sather, wore an original gown,
waltz -length, of embroidered Swiss
over raa?;;9silk, fashioned with a
scalloped embroidered V-neekline,
with the same design repeated in
102 the hem of the skirt. An original
111 clip headpiece of embroidered
66 Swiss and silk held her illusion
65 veil, and she carried a cascade of
61 pink pinochio roses and white
53 pinochio mums.
157 Maid of honor, Miss Gwen Chap -
38 man, sister of the bride, wore a
- gown of cornflower blue crystal -
653 ette, waltz -length, styled with a V -
neckline, matching headpiece with
25 shasta daisies, and carried a bou-
45 quet of yellow shasta daisies.
46 Joseph P. Crackell, Ridgetown,
27 attended the groom.
35 Fqr travelling to points north, the
bride donned a brown sheath dress
with beige accessories, with which
she wore a corsage of yellow shas-
ta daisies and white mums.
For receiving at a reception at
Armstrong's Restaurant, Exeter,
27 the bride's mother chose a figur-
44 ed beige ensemble and matching
42 accessories• and yellow rose cor-
45 sage. The groom's mother wore a
22 navy and white ensemble with a
white gardenia corsage.
180 The bride is a graduate of Vic-
toria Hospital School of Nursing,
London. Their future residence is
333 North Mitton, Sarnia.
WARNER -ROSS .
10
33
221
34
37
24
34
39
37
Total 359 205
RECAPITULATION
Cardiff McLean
Ashfield 489
Blyth 261
Brussels 296
Clinton 859
Colborne _298
Exeter 913
Goderich 1,689
Goderich Twp. 514
Grey 538
Hay 533
Hensall 242
Hibbert 383
Mullett 524
McKillop 388
Morris 572
Seaforth 491
Stanley 650
Stephen 809
Tuckersmith 523
Usborne 530
E. Wawanosh 350
W. Wawanosh 359
Advance Poll - 6
Service 106
Total 12,323
Majority for Cardiff
294
97
168 '
519
198
462
1,126
212 .
376
631
179
411
337
371
261
661
294
688
653
221
180
205
9
317
8,870
3,453
the understanding heart
andthe human touch
Food, clothing, shelter .. yes. But it takes more than
these to lift the burden from despairing souls.
This The Salvation Army knows. In its hostels, havens
homes and hospitals; in instances of emergency relief;
the understanding heart and the human touch
are ceaselessly employed in mending shattered lives
and kindling hope in spirits darkened by sin or suffering.
That this work may never flag, YOUR support is needed
by faithful workers of The Salvation Army
dedicated to these tasks of mercy.
SEAVOrat DIST1IC'P. " t AS .tfE t ..
dt�.,A,a
RL+ RE+' I',H
BRUCEFIELD.-The Rev. Sidney
Davison officiated at a double -ring
ceremony in Brucefield United
Church Saturday, June 8, when
marriage vows were exchanged by
Marion Jeanette Ross, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Ross, Bruce -
field, and George Stirling Warner,
son of Mrs. Warner and the late
Percy Warner, Goderich. The
church was beautifully decorated
with yellow lilies and mauve iris.
Mrs. Jean Clirns, Brucefield,
sang "0 Perfect Love" and "I
Love You Truly." accompanied by
the church organist, Mrs.. J R.
Murdoch.
Given in marriage by her father
tbe,,bride wore a floor -length gown
of Chantilly lace and net over sat-
in, trimmed with sequins and
pearls, with matching lace jacket
with Peter Pan collar and lily -
point sleeves. Her fingertip veil
of silk illusion was held by a Jul-
iet cap pleated of tulle, sprinkled
with sequins and rhinestones, and
she' carried a bouquet of pink ros-
es on a white Bible.
Miss Betty Jean Ross, sister of
the bride, as maid of honor, and
Miss Annie McGinnis, Galt, as
bridesmaids, wore waltz - length
gowns of lace and net over taffeta
in shades of orchid and yellow, re-
spectively, with headdress and
gloves to match, carrying bouquets
of yellow and mauve chrysanthe-
mums. '
Harry Warner was his brother's
groomsman. Jimmie Ross, brother
of the bride, was ringbearer, and
ushers were Lloyd Sowerby, cousin
of the groom, and George Ross,
brother of the bride.
At the reception held in the
church parlor, the bride's mother
received in a dress of romance
blue crepe with white accessor-
ies and corsage of pink carnations.
She was assisted by the groom's
mother, who wore white figured
nylon with white accessories, and
corsage of yellow carnations.
For travelling, the bride donned
an orchid duster over a matching
figured dress with white accessor-
ies and a corsage of pale pink ros-
es. The young couple left for a trip
through the United States. Upon
their return they will reside in
Goderich.
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. William Binning
and two sons, of Mitchell, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar on
Sunday.
Mrs. M. Lamond, Mrs. F. Har-
burn,.., Mrs. C. McKaig, Mrs. S.
Scott, Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs. Grace
Scott and Mrs. T. L. Scott attend-
ed the WMS June Conference at
Atwood on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Houghton,
of London, visitedhis mother, Mrs,
M. Boughton, on Sunday,
Mr. David Gardiner is a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth.
11'be strawberry supper which
was held Tuesday evening was a
Mtge success. The concert was
provided by M. Dalrymple and G.
Wight of Mitchell. F'itms were
Shown of a trip to Florida, also
IOW l local pietugns.
For
wirn Suits
FOR ' -.ALL THE FAMILY
Ladies'
SWIM SUITS
Choose from navy, black, red,
brown, gold, powder, beige and
turquoise, in elastic Bengalines,
prints and brocades.
Eye-catching, flattering n e w
styles and color combinations.
SIZES 32 TO 44
3.95 5.95 7.95
GIRLS' SWIM SUITS SIZES 4 TO 14 YEARS
1.98 to 3.98
Just like Mom's, in daintily styled prints
and satins and piques, in clever dot, stripe
and moderne patterns.
Boys'
SWIM TRUNKS
Choose from satin and elastic swim
trunks in black, royal, wine and gold.
. .. . a modern pattern boxer style
swim shorts.
SIZES 6 TO 16 YEARS
1.59 to 2.95
r'P
Men's
SWIM TRUNKS
New styles and two-tone effects in
Skintite swim trunks in all colors, or
plain shade, plaid, Ivy League stripe
and modern pattern boxer short
styles.
SIZES 28" TO 44" WAIST
1.98 to 5.95
STEWART BROS.
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber and
family attended the Oesch reun-
ion at Tavistock on Sunday, June
16.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore for the
gift of a baby girl, born recently
in Clinton Hospital.
EAST McKILLOP
Mr's. Henry Weiterson spent last
week with her- daughter, Mrs.
Carl Eisler and Mr. Eisler, near
Mitchell.
Mrs. Jack Leonhardt spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs.
Howard Osborn, and Mr. Osborn,
near Monkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rock and
Diane and Mrs. Elmer Koehler
attended the Sunday School con-
vention at Stratford on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Seebach, of
Sebringville, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. William Koehler on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Koehler
and Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Koehler
and sons attended the Fisher re-
union at Fullarton on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Eggert returned
home from the hospital on Mon-
day after spending several weeks
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore, of
Egmondville, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Koehler on Sunday.
Children's Day Service
Children's Day was held at Mc-
Killop E. V. Brethren Church with
Rev. J. V. Dahms, of Sebringville,
in charge. Theservice was large-
ly attended, with visitors from Eg-
mondville, Sebringville, Crediton
and Brodbagen. Rev. W. Krotz,
district superintendent, will be
guest minister June 23, with Rev.
Amacher, of Zurich, to be installed
as minister for McKillop Church.
WA Meets
The Women's Association of Mc-
Killop E.V.B. Church held their
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Irvin Rock with 12 members
present. Mrs. Fred Rose led in
the devotional period, with Mrs.
William Koehler reading a letter
written by Miss Jean Kellerman,
missionary in Japan. A contest
was conducted by Mrs. Rose. Plans
were made about the summer ac-
tivities for this group. The Jttly
meetings to be held at the home
of Mrs i'l fai'h I1oeh1et'. Lunch
Was served by the' Itostos"s.
PERSONALIZED
COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES
Order Them Through
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
FARMERS!
You Can't Beat This Value!
CASE P.T.O. BALERS
$1350•
(With engine, slightly higher)
Carload Purchasing Makes This Outstanding
Value Possible
Call Us Now While We Can Supply You
The new Case P.T.O. Baler is designed especially as a
low-cost machine to heip the operator of the family size
farm meet the ever increasing labor cost and at the same
time to improve the quality of his hay. This lower cost
baler, built for one-man operation, makes it profitable
for the farmer with even a small acreage of hay to owe
his own baler.
CASE RAKES AVAILABLE
At Attractive Prices
.
Rowcliffe Motors
Dodge De Soto
Dodge Trucks
Phone 267 : Seaforth.
3.1. Case ram hipleareats
17