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41URON EXPOSITOR, MOM_ , ONT., MAY 14, 1964
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McFad-
den, Murray and Brenda, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce McFadden, of
London, and Dr. and Mrs. J. F.
Merton, Southampton, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Morton on Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Russell, who spent
the past few months in Ottawa
and Port Credit, has returned
home.
Mr. Robert Charters is a pa-
tient in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Barry, of To -
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lamont
wish to announce the engage-
ment of Joan Louise Alcock,
daughter of Richard Alcock
and the late Mrs. Alcock, to
John Alexander Hoggart, son
,of Mr. and Mrs. Georg Hog-
gart, of . Hullett Townshib, the
wedding to take place Friday,
Nay 20, in Melville: --Presbyter-
ian Church, Brussels, at 3 p.m.
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Too Late To Classify
FOR SALE—One dresser; one
small) child's crib; 1 day bed.
Phone 320-W, 21-1
HELP WANTED — Girl; good
hours and wages. No night
work. Apply Mrs. J. Elliott, at
Elliott's Restaurant.
WANTED—Two chicken range
shelitem, Box 1347, Huron Exposition. 21x1
THANKS—To all our relatives,'
neighbors and friends who hon-
ored us with cards and gifts
on our twenty-fifth Wedding An-
niversary„._ we_offer our _Sincere
thanks and appreciation. Spec-
ial thanksto all who planned
the event. Maude and Wilf
Aherns. 21-1
DUNLOP ---:;At St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, Monday, May
4, 19640 R. Torrance Dunlop,
retired Bank of Montreal
Manager, beloved husband of
the late Elizabeth Rattenbury
of 550 St. George St., dear
. father of Harry, Toronto, and
Jack, Port Credit. Funeral
• services were held from Ev-
ans' funeral home, Richmond
,St., London, Wednesday, May
• 6, at 1:.30 p.m. Interment fol-
lowed in Forest Lawn Mem-
orial Gardens.
ronto, who have just returned
after spending six months in
California, spent the weekend
with Miss Mabel Turnbull.
Mrs. Harvey R. Rowe, Silver-
wood, Mich., Mr. Ronald Mac-
kay, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bell, Hensall, were guests with
Mrs. Harvey Mason on Sunday.
F/0 James Parke returned to
France this Week, where he
has been stationed since Sep-
tember. F/O Parke has been
taking an officer training course
at Centralia for thi past Jew
w4,eeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan, o
Chicago, spent the weekend
with Messrs. Ken and Joe Mur-
ray, of McKillop.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne,
Sharon and Terry, and Jill
Heatheral, of Downsview; Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Morrison, of
Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Stock and family, of London;
Mr: and Mrs. JohrrMeagher and
family, of Stratford, and Mr.
and Mrs,,,,,;Lew Kennedy and
family, of Scarboro, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meag-
her of ..Seaforth.
FUNERALS
MISS C. BRISTOW
Rev. J. C. Britton of North-
side United Church, Seaforth,
conducted a funeral ,service Wed-
nesday afternoon at the G. A.
Whitney funeral home for Miss
Christina Bristow, who died in
her 94th year at Scott Memor-
ial Hospital here on Monday of
last week.
Burial was' made -in 'Maitland;
bank cemetery. The pallbearers
were J. Durst, H. Hohner, Les-
lie Bristow, Jack Frost, Lester
Hayne and Cleave Coombs,
OVERLAND EXPLORER
Harry de Windt, Britishex-
plorer and author, was noted
for a series of remarkable ov-
erland journeys he made. • De
Windt went from Pekings to
Calais in 1887; in 1889 he rode
on horseback from Russia to•
India via Persia and. Baluchi-
stan. His most celebrated jour-
ney was .in 1901-1902, when he
traVelled overland from Paris,
through eastern Europe, across
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Seaforth WI- Baptize -Children At Briniefield
'Enjoys Skit
By 4-11 Group
The May meeting of Seaforth
Women's Institute was held at
the home of Mrs. Earl Papple
on Tuesday evening with a good
attendance of members, visi-
tors and one new member. The
meeting was in charge of the
president, Mrs, Leonard Strong.
The roll call, "Be we need a
new flag in Canada: Why or
Why Not?" was answered after
a great deal of thought.
The program was in charge
of Mrs. Gordan Papple. Mrs.
Gordon Elliott and Miss Mar-
guerite Scott and members of
the 4-H. Club put on a skit
pointing out the correct type
of clothes to wear that do the
most for us. Mrs. James Keys
thanked the girls. Current ev-
ents were given by Mrs. R. M.
Scott; Mrs. Gordan Fannie gave
a recipe and also took the mot-
to. Mrs, R. .1. Doig..• read two
poems, "A Mother Must Know.
Everything" and "'Tis Spring."
Mrs. John McLean gave a dem
onstration, explaining that when
we appoint a district director
there is a great possibility of
her some day becoming ACWW
president. She also spoke brief -
fly on flags.
Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Arnold Campbell.
St. Columban'
Wins Opener
St. Columban defeated Gude-
rich Conklins 5--0;--to--take the
opening game in the Huron
Football League. The game
was played- at St. Columban
Wednesday of last week.'
St. Columban led 1-0 at half
time, and scored four in the
second half, to make it 5-0. St.
Columban goals were scored by
Harry Ryan (2),. and singles. to
Frank Malone, Arthur Murray
and Billy Murray.
Siberia, ovel Bering Strait by
means of ice floes and across
North America to New York.
His arrival there was "greeted
with astonishment and enthusi-
asm."
A large congregation attend-
ed Brucefleid United Church on
'Sunday morning, when Rev. H.
K. Plant delivered an inspiring
message. The Sacrament of Bap-
tism was administered, when
the following children were re-
ceived into the fellowship of
the church: Ileen Bernice, Jos-
eph Arnold and Burton McKay,
the family of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Lobb; Sally Jane, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Brodie; Ronald Elgin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thom-
son.
Attie. Gordon Elliott and Mrs.
George Griffith, Stfatford, re,
turned home by plane on Fri,
day after attending the fun-
eral of their father, -Mr. E. J.
Smith, Portland, Oregon. The
service and burial took place
in Fortuna, North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Brodie, ehat.
ham, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Brodie and attended the
baptism of their granddaugh-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paterson,
London, and Mrs. Ron Paterson,
of Clinton, spent. Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Paterson.
' Mr. and Mrs. EIwod» Staph..
house spent Mother,'4.-Day with
Mrs. W. Stackhouse and Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence
Smiley, Erin, visited for a
week with tkeir cousin; Mrs.
Berry.
We are sorry to report that
Miss Martha McDonald is not
as well as her many friends
would like.
,The Young People's annivers-
ary will be held in Brucefield
United Church' on May 24, at
11 o'clock.
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RELISHES
12 -oz. Jars -4/$1.00
BABY DILLS
16 -oz. Jars -341.00
YUM YUMS
48 -oz. Jar -69c
Sweet GHERINS
12 -oz. Jar — 39c
SWEET MIXED
16 -oz. Jars -3/$1.00"
WHOLE DILLS
24 -oz. Jars --3/$1.90
WAFER PICKLES
15 -oz. Jars -3/61.00
SAUERKRAUT
32 -oz. • Jars-3/6L00
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15 -oz. Jars -341.00
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Institute Fiekt Pay
The May' meeting of the Sea.
forth Ainior institute was, held
Wednesday evening. in, WES,
with. President "Eplen Eroadfoot
charge. Piens, were made for,
.the xonior Farmer Field Day,
which will he held- in Seaforth
on June 27th. The - motto,
"Etiquettes and Custom: What
Are They?" was. taken by Hel-
en Elliott.•
Mrs. ROC MelCercher, guest
'speakei.., discussed etiquette,
followed by a discussion and
question period. The Junior In-
stitute thenjoined the boys
for the joint meeting.
Sell that unnecessary piece of
furniture _through a Huron Ex-
positor qassilled Ad. Phone 141..
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May 14, 15, 16 — at
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Of Planning To Do Beforehand ... Wedding
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