The Huron Expositor, 1964-05-21, Page 4•
STTOR, SEAFORTH, OM% MAY 21, 196
PUBLIC IS INVITED
BOY SCOUT •
DRUMHEAD S[RVICE
Sunday, May 24th, at 2:30
AT SEAFORTH LIONS PARK
Parade leaves Victoria Park at '2 o'clock
Boards Disc'uss
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from night school courses,
would be 10 sessions—one ses•
Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime!
sion of two hours per week, to
commence in September, and
to be concluded' before the
Christmas rush. The course
b similar to university
seminars held for executives o
WEDDINGS
RYAN—FLANNERY mondville United Church for
Carol Anne Flannery was the wedding on Saturday, May
united in marriage to Mr. Ken- 16, at 3 p.m., when June Eliza
neth Joseph Ryan, of RR 1, beth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dublin, in a wedding ceremony Robert McLachlan, of Kippen,
at St. James' 'Roman Catholic became the bride of 'Gerald
Church, Seaforth, on Saturday, Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat -
would, a rick of Granton. The
w • . f at 10 a.m. The bride is the Rev.Blaine,l W Gardiner, Strath-
-borne
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daughter of Mr- and W. John royofficiated.
large corporations. The es- F Flannery, Seaforth, while the
penses for the course would be 1 her
borne by the Department and , groom's parents are Mr. and Given in marriage by
partly paid for out of the fees'. Mrs. Joseph L Ryan of St. father, the bride chose a floor -
course. Th
s Columban. length gown of white Chantilly
`coursed The course is those takinoutlineg teed I Bouquets of red carnations lace over bridal satin. The dress
by the federal Department of � featured a fitted bodice trim -
and white snapdragons decorat- mad with sequins and pearls,
, Commerce and Labor. It is ex ed the church for the ceremony extending into the graceful
pected that the course will be for which Rev. Father Gerard skirt.eA rhinestone held
sponsored by a local club hi � Stock, S.F.M., cousin of the her shoo pines one crown and
;Clinton. bride. •officiated. Mrs. M. Ache she carried a white Bible crest-
� son, Seaforth, was soloist, and w nth red roses and white
- - _ _ - the organist was Mrs. Alice . ed stephonatis. Pearls • and ear -
Stiles. rings. •gift of the groom, com-
The bride. given in marriage pleted her ensemble.
by her, father, wore a floor The matron of honor was
length gown of white sata peau. ;,,Mrs Robert Brooks, London,
The fitted bodice was fashion- I and bridesmaids were Miss Lois
ed with lily -point sleeves and a M •Lachan and Miss Grace Clif-
Western Ontario's Largest
Spying Stock Show
CLINTON —SATURDAY, MAY 30
1:00 p.m..—PARADE .
2:00 p.m.—Official Opening by
• Rt. Hon. John Diefenbaker
=Display Mtxlern,. Farm Machinery
—Children's Pony Class •
=•Judging°.Horses, Cattle, Swine
KiddieS.' Rides •7oyes Midway
—Pet Show
OMISSION 53c GR NDSTA\D 25c
• Children m Parade. FREE
7:Q0 p.m.—Evening Horse Show
—Progra•In by CRSS Band, Clinton
Legion Pipe Band. and Local. Enter-
tainment
EVENING ADMISSION 5O
Cars 25c
CARS 25c
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Mrs. Frank Maloney,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sloan,. Wind-
sor, .and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Brady and family, London, with
Mi. atTd '�iis. James Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mailloux
and family, Toronto, with Mr.
and Mrs.' Joe Burke and Mr.
and Mrs. V. J. Lane. .,
Children. Free
FRANK FALCONER W. G. RIEHL
President Secretary
,
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS — Phone 141
The Public
is invited to attend,
the Annual
CADET...
INSPECTION
ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS -
of the -
Seaforth District High School
CADET CORPS
Wednesday, May 27th
at2:00p.m. ,
n case of inclement weather', the inspection
will be held in .the Community Centre.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SPRING
THANKOFFERING
SERVICES -
Sunday, May 24th
Guest Minister:
REV. SAMUEL J. STEWART, B.A., M.A.. 1
Minister of the Presbyterian congregations
in Molesworth and Gorrie
SERVICE AT 11:00 A.M.
— Special Music by the Choir —
"0 Worship the King".. by H. Ernest Nichol
Solo—David Stewart Parks
"The Lord is My Shepherd" by
Duet ---Mrs. D. Fry and David Stewart
JUNIOR SUNDAY SCHOOL NURSERY
EVERYONE WELCO1VIE TO. THIS k
SPECIAL SPRING THANKOFF1 RING
• SERVICE !
Rev. Douglas . O. Fry, -Minister
CAROL BROWN • MRS. WM. BROWN
Organist Choir Leader
WILLIAM THOS. SLAV.' groom. , Prior to her b Hoggarth and Mrs. Gerald Bell.
IN, RR 2.e'Kippen. was pre- . For a reception at Brodhagen bride was complimented when, Both cars were a total wreck,
sented with "the Diploma pi ", Comnmuriity Hall, .the mother of Miss Grace Clifton and Miss I «•nth damages 'estimated at ow 'An invitation to attend the
sheath of er $3.000. OPP . William Glass- annual birthday party of the
the Hamilton Institute of the bride wore, a tit hen shod errat theirtapart i ford of Exeter. detachment in- WAIS of the church June 18th
Technology at a Saturday
a French blue pure silk shantungvestigated.
tion ceremony on Saturday +zth white accessories. The` merit. 786 Dufferm Ave., Lon vestigated. accepted. Mrs. Bert Viau,
don IWaltersoloist, sang, "How Great Thou
.in the auditorium of Ham- mother of the groom was gown- lir. and Mrs. Spencer art" and "On the Wings of a
niton leacher_' College. A ed in a pink nylon dress with Mrs. Wilmet+ Broadfoot was were pleasantly surprised this
graduate of SDHS, Mr. Sla- pink accessories. hostess for a shower at S.S. No. week when Snell pro-
nounced has now graduated•:,For travelling. the bride don- ; 9 School. ' Tuckersmith, when to ho
from the Mechanical Tech -ries a •light pink three piece the bride ' received many lovely
nolo,- course of the Ham: ' suit with, White accessories. A I gifts 'liss. Gail Finlayson read
niton Institii e of Technol- . corsage of white carnation$ the address and girl friends .of
ogy. He has accepted a , completed her ensemble. the bride presented her with
t with Canadian n INE -AA LACHLAN � the gifts.
sweetheart neckline, The con-
trolled skirt was accented by
appliques of alencon lace,
sweeping to a chapel 'train. Her
four -tiered veil was held in
place by a cap of alencon lace,
and she carried a cascade of
red roses. •
The maid of honor, Miss
Mary Flannery. sister of the
bride. wore a street -length
gown of sea blue sata peau
and lace, with matching acces-
sories,. and carried yellow ros-
es. • Miss Joan Ryan. sister of
the groom. was bridesmaid, with
gown and flowers similar to
those of .the maid of honor.•
' Mr. Ronald Ryan. brother of
the groom, was best man, and i ern aOntario iece bride travelled
the groomsman was Mr. James in with black and white acces or
Cro•
nin, brother-in-law of the ;
',groom. Ushers were' Mr. Tom ! nes. A • corsage of • red roses
. Flannery. Kitchener. cousin of completed here ensemble.it 40 lThce •
ton, both of London. They wore
identical sheath -style dresses of
blue crystal charm with match-
ing overskirts and pillbox hats.
They carried crescents of white
mums nestled in blue tulle.
The groom was attended by
Mr. Allen Blaine as groomsman,
and the guests were ushered by
John McLachlan, Kippen, and
Robert Brooks. of London. Mr.
Lyle Hammond was organist
and Mr. Donald Overholt, of
St. Catharines, was soloist.
A reception was held in the
church parlors following the
I ceremony.
For a weding, trip to North-
.
SHARON JEAN AND MARGARET ANN, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie, Hensall, have both completed
training in courses this year. Sharon received the Clarinda
B iley Memorial Scholarship for post graduate study at
LT P.O. during, the graduation exercises at the St. Joseph's
Hospital School of Nursing, held in London on May 8th.
Margaret has successfully passed the fourth year at Mac-
donald Institute, Guelph, with first-class honors, and will
graduate with the degree of Bachelor of Household Science
at convocation on May 22nd at the Federated Colleges. She
will atjend O.C.E. next year.
NEWS OF HENSALL
Damage Is $3,000
As Cars Collide
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN AN
REV. DOUGLAS
0. FRY
r
Sunday, May 24th
WORSHIP 11:00 A.M.
9:45 a.m.—Minister's Class
10:00 a.m.,---The Senior
Senior Sunday
ol
11:00 a.m.—The Junior Sunday
- School
- Chicken
'BARBECUE
EGMONDVILLE
United Church
-Wed., May 27th
5. to 8 p.m.
An accident Monday evening Mrs. Ron Wareing nand Mrs.
on the 4th concession of Hay Jack Drysdale. Lunch was serv-
Township, second road west of ed by the hostess.
Highway 4, and a mile and a Arnold Circle
quarter north of 84, involved The May meet the Arn-
two cars. Driven by Ross John
Whittaker, RR 2, Hensall, and old Circle of Carmel Presbyter -
John Murray Taylor, 1581 A1= ian Church was held Monday
len Ave., London, the vehicles evening with the meeting chair-,
were in collision at an ,inter- ed by President Mrs. Gordon
seotion. The drivers and Rob- Schwalm, who reviewed articles.
ert Phillip McKenzie and John from the Presbyterian Record.
McKenzie. RR 1, Brucefield, Miss. Hannah Murray reported
brothers;., passengers in the on -the Presbyterial: Program
Whittaker car. were all hospi- and worship were conducted by
talized in South Huron Hospital, Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Stew -
Exeter.' suffering lacerations, art Bell, who presented the top -
bruises and shock, and later re- is on "Educational,. . Work in
the bride. and Mr. iinu Masse, coupe will reside
Zurich. brother-in-law of 'the coria St., London.'. leased. Dr. J. C.. Goddard of ;India," assisted .by Mrs. Harry
w +ddin� the ,Hensall attended. Hoy, Mrs. Ed. Fink, Mrs. Al
DANCING
Every
position - BLA c
General Electric Company Lighted candelabra and white
:Mrs. Robert Brooks, 40 Vic -
in Oakville, in --production coria) St., London,was hsstess
and quality controL i mum.' , were setting Eg fora buffet luncheon and show-
er. Guests were -present from
Seaforth, Windsor and Essex.
in
the
S. S. No. 8 McKILLOP
(Manley School)
CENTENNIAL
REUNIQN
Saturday . Afternoon
.
May 30th
On the. School Grounds
All former teachers, pupils, families
and friends are invited to attend..
Hold Events
In Honor of
Alice Christie
Mrs. Elmer Larone and
John Talbot entertained about
30 friends and neighbors for
Miss Alice Christie, a bride of
this month. After an hour of
fun and entertainment, Mrs.
George Mcllwain read an ad-
dress and Miss Elizabeth Hab-
kirk and Mrs. Don .Schellenber-
ger, of Mitchell, carried in a
well -laden .bagket of, beautiful
gifts. A' lovely lunch was -serv-
ed by the hostesses..
On Wednesday .evening Mr.
and Mrs. Doug . Whyttee entertain-
ed
f r the
ed at' a supperP
engaged couple. Guests were
present from Goderich, Clinton,
Mitchell 'and London. fifrs.
On Saturday
Reg Kerslake• had a supper par-
ty fo'r. Alice,"when relativestafro d
friends were entertained
Moorefield, Alma, Kitchener,
Hensall and Wingham. The
bride and groom -to -be received
many beautiful and useful gifts.
n their fancily gath-
erednor them witha din-
ner on the occasion of their
25th wedding anniversary. Rel-
atives attended" from Toronto,
Sarnia, Kincardine and Exeter.
Sympathy is expressedto
Mrs. Robert Reaburn in, the
death of her mother, Mrs.fJ.
H. Robertson. who passed away
at Port Elgin on Tuesday of
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kennedy
have returned home from a
vacation spent at Fenelon, Falls
and Hamilton.
The annual Spring rummage
sale. sponsored by. tiensall Kin-
.ette Club, will be held Satur-
day at the ..Ilensall arena. -
Mrs. Alice Joynt enjoyed a
week's visit with her brother,
Mr. Harry Caldwell of Well-
Mrs.
wood. Man., whom she had not
seen for a .number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Chris-
tie and Catharine Anne were
in London Saturday attending
the wedding and reception of
the former's niece. Miss Mite
Christie. .
Miss Sylvia Pentney of Long -
lac; Ont., spent the holiday
weekend with her grandmother,
,Mrs.'_ Fred , tialbwell.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fuss,
Mr. and Mrs John Baker, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim "-Hyde, 'Tdr. and
Mrs. Jack. Drysdale and Mr.
and Mrs. William Mickle , at-
tended the, district Kinsmen
convention in Sarnia ver the
weekend. •
LAC John Hawley and Mrs.
Hawley and family left Monday
for Trenton, where Mr. Haw.
ley has been posted with the
RCAF there.
Mr. Norman Shiels of Amber-
ly spent the weekend holiday
with his sister and brother -in-•
law, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Al-
lan, and family.
Mrs. Clendon Christie attend-
ed a dinner . party at Mrs. R.
Kerslake's in Seaforth on. hon-
or of Miss Alice Christie, prior
to her wedding on Saturday.
Mr. and 'Mrs. G._ P. Brander -
horst and Wilma, RR 1, Hen-
sall, left Thursday from Toron-
to by jet, for Noord-Braband,
Holland, for a stay of eight
� weeks with relatiyefs a n d
friends.
Kinettes Meet
Mrs. Bob Caldwell was hos-
tess for the Kinetle meeting
Wednesday evening, with Presi-
dent Mrs. John Deit2 presiding,
who . welcomed a guest, Mrs.
Murray Baker. Plans were fin-
alized for the annual spring
rummage sale Saturday, May
23. A birthday gift was sent
to the club's foster child in
Italy. Mrs. Jack Drysdale won
the. raffle. Progressive euchre
w.aw'played, with prizes won b
Dove." She. sang unaccompan-
ied. Mrs. Harry -
nounced the benediction. Lunch
was served by Mrs."John Skea,
Miss Hannah Murray and Mrs.
Schwalm.
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Every Friday
to..
nigh
w engaged for -complete
1964 season!
9 - 12 p.m.
ADMISSION $1.00
Friday Night
at
BLUEWATER
DANCELAND
Music by
DESJARDINE •
ORCHESTRA
"The Sven Del-Reeys"
Sensational on opening
t!'
No
Every Saturday
Dance to
LIONEL THORNTON
, and his
Casa Royal Orchestra
9 - 12 p.m.
ADMISSION $1.50
Brownie's
>c
Drive - In
CLINTON
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 21-.22'
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"The Young
Racers"
MARK DAMON
WILLIAM CAMPBELL
PLUS
"Operation Bikini"
TAB HUNTER
FRANKIE AVALON
SCOTTT' BRADY
•
SATURDAY and MONDAY
May 23-25
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"NINE HOURS TO
.RAMA". •
° HORST BUCHHOLZ
JOSE FERRER • DIANE BAKER
Plus Second Action Hit
"Harbour Lights
KENT TAYLOR
Cartoon
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
May 26.27
STRAIGHT- JACKET
JOAN CRAWFORD
ANNE HELM
Cartoon
COMING—
Thurs. and Fri., May 28-29
"My Six Loves"
DEBBIE REYNOLDS
CLIFF ROBERTSON
DAVID JANSSEN
BOX FURN
Phone 43
TUBE
Seaforth
7_
C.,
EUCHRE &. DRAW
for
'Platform Rocker
Auspices C.P. & T. Committee
of the. Oddfeilows and
Rebekahs
HELD OVER!
The Dynamic Two Voices of
MR. VAL DeVERE
Fabulous Female Impersonator
,Backed by
Bill Goodin Duo -
BOBBY JOHNS ..— Drums
Coming Next Week—
CLARENCE PETRIE AND HIS NITE HAWKS
IN THE HURON ROOM-.
Queen's Hotel
Friday, May 22nd
at 9 p.m.
I.O.O.F. Hall, 'Seaforth
LUNCH
Admission,50 Cents
Members are reminded to re-
turn stubs and .unsold tickets
ANNUAL -MEET 1NG
Huron County Tuberculosis
Association
LEGION HALL, CLINTON
• Wednesday, June 3, at 7 p.m.
Guest Speaker — DR. A. J. WATT
Beck •Memorial Sanatorium,
London, Ontario
D. I. STEWART, Seaforth — President
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