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The Huron Expositor, 1964-06-25, Page 5• • • • • • • • • EOMI' 6 INVITATIONS COASTERS - _ GIFT IDEAS -' SERVIETTES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 141 . — Seaforth June 25th to June 30th Men's Green and Tan WORK PANTS—Size 30 to 44 • Matching LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS Matching SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS Men's Continental SLIM DRESS JEANS Sizes 28 to 38 Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS—S, M, L, XL • • • ❑ O 2.50 BILL O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR In the Box Block - Seaf ti>rth • Shop At ' Hildebrand's for your OUTSIDE PAINTING NEEDS Kem Professional Undercoat • • • • 5.95 Gal. Trim and Tinting White 6.25 Gal. MARTIN - SEN OUR 100% Pure House Paint 3:15 Qt. _ 9.77 Gal. A 100 Latex Pain..... 3.22 Qt. 10.17 Gal. and Undercoat - a Super One -Coat White 3.27 Qt. 10.77 Gal, Floor tnd 'Porch Paint 2.98 Qt. 10.15 Gal. RED BARN• PAINT • • - • - 3.99 Gal. VILLA OUTSIDE WHITE 2.25 Qt. .SUNWORTHY- WALLPAPERS REEVE'S ART SUPPLIES HILDEBRAND PAINT and PAPER INTERIQR AND EXTERIOR DECORATORS Phone 27 . : Seaforth. Custom Tinting Free of Charge To Our Customers Ready -to -Use • • READYMIX CONCRETE FARM RNYA D — Now is the Time -- ' Call or write us for free .estimates. The work can be done quickly — ready for use the•next day. Huron Concrete Supply Limited , SEAFORTH -- GODERICH Seaforth 868 W 2 Goderich 524-7361 Mar At Picnic Gathedng Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stelck, of Huronview, Clinton, former- ly cif Dashwood, on Saturday, June 13, celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary, tlfe. cele- bration taking place at Gode- rich Park, with their son, Mer• vyn, and Mrs. Mervy Stelck, of Bradford; their daughter, Patsy, with her husband and their two sons, Peter and Evan, of Toron- to. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hay, of Crediton, 'niece and nephew of Mr. and 'Mrs. Stelck. A delicious lunch was served and much enjoyed. On Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Stelck's son treated his parents to a long car,1ride to see the beauty of the countryside. During the week they were visited by relatives from a dis- tance, Dr. and Mrs. Calt, of Ed- monton; Mrs. Walter Faasold and Mrs. Ada Ratz, London. Mrs. Ratz was the flower -girl when they were married in 1907. Mr. William Hey, Dash- wood, brother of Mfg. Stelck, was the best man, and Miss Margaret Stelck, of California, was bridesmaid, and these at- tendants are all living. We wish to extend hearty congratulations to Mr. • and Mrs. Stelck, who for so many years lived among us and were so happy to have spent their lives sin the community, and we hope to have them celebrate many more anniversaries in the com- munity. Plays With London Steve Kyle was behind the plate for -the Chester Pegg. Diamonds, when the London squad met the St. Thomas Tom - eats in - •a junior intercounty baseball game at Labatt's Park Saturday night, Chester Pegg Diamonds won with a score of 22-1. Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kyle, of Hen- sall St. Paul's WA Meets Mrs. Mary Taylor was hostess at her home Tuesday evening for the June meeting of the WA of St. Pawl's Anglican Church, with president Mrs. P. J. Gandon presiding. FUNERALS Funeral of Rex Dick Public funeral services'' for the late Rex Dick, who passed away suddenly in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Monday, June 22, were held from the Bon- thron funeral home, Hensall, Wednesday, conducted by Rev. D., 0. 'Fry, of 'First Presbyter- ian Church, Seaforth. Burial was in Hensall Union Ceme- tery. Surviving are his wife, the former Myrtle Taylor, and one daughter, Mrs. Audrey Martin, London. • ELLIOTT FAIRBAIRN Funeral. services' for Elliott Fairbarin, ,70, 'of Tillsonburg, were held on Wednesday, June 24, from , the H. A. Ostrander Son funeral home, Tillsonburg, with burial in Tillsonburg cem- etery. Mr. Fairbairn, who passed away in Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital Sunday, re- tired in 1961 as supervising principal for Tillsonburg public schools, and• taught in Tillson- burg public schools for more than 35 years. ' Survivors are his wife, the former Minnie Ostrander; daughters, Mrs. T. (Helen) White, Hamilton; Mrs. Ewart (Mona) Ostrander, Mrs. Fred (Ruth) Tanner, Mrs. William (Lois) Burns, all of Tillsonburg; one son, Jack, Tillsonburg; sis- ters, Mrs. Clifford (Mae) Brine neh, Exeter; Mrs. Harvey (Mary) Clausius, Zurich; Mrs. Donald (Shirley) Bedard, De- troit; Mrs. Gibb (Mabel) Stat - ton, Detroit; brothers, William, Hensall; Fred, Windsor, and Clarence "Jim", Exeter. IMPORTANT PAPERS NEEP. PROTECTION FROM FIRE! Plans for the fall order' bazaar, to be held early in Oc- tober, were made, when-ardor articles will be on display. The ladies of St. Paul's assisted with the ham and strawberry supper held Thursday . evening - in Trivitt Memorial Hall, Exe- ter. Returns to Ireland • James McAfee, of Ballymon- ey, Northern - Ireland,' returned Saturday to Montreal, and left on Monday for Ireland, after a twenty-one day vacation in Can- ada, during which time he spent several days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Wilson and Ronnie. Mrs. Wilson is a niece of Mr. McAfee. Mrs. R. A. Orr and Mrs. Bev- erly Beaton are attending the Rebekah Assembly at Toronto,, the .former as a representative, and ,the latter, a scholar. Mrs. Norval Reid and Diane and Mrs. Beht Riley are vaca- tioning at McKenzie Island with Mr. and Mrs. •WilIiarn Taylor and Mary Ann. Miss Patricia Schwalm and Miss larbara Schwalm have ac- cepted positions on the staff at Elim Lodge, on Pigeon Lake, near Peterborough, for the sum- mer months. Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Schwalm, Charles and Mar- jorie, who drove them up, spent the weekerid there. Mr. and. Mrs. Alf Scholl and Gary left Sunday by plane for, Edmonton,' Alta., where they will vacation for a week. The many friends of Mrs. E. R. Davis will regret to learn is a patient in St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London. We... wish her a speedy recovery. Hensall - Chiselhurst Young People's Union held their dos- ing meeting of the season until they resume in September, Sun - w Noble Grands Are Present Monday evening was Past Noble Grands' Night at Amber Rebekah Lodge regular meet- ing, held in the lodge hall, con- ducting the opening and dos- ing exercises. Mrs. John Ingram reported sending treats to members unable to be out. Nom- inations were held. The annual Oddfellows' and Rebekah picnic will be at Riverview Park, Exeter, Sunday afternoon, June 28. Ladies are asked to bring picnic baskets and dishes. Members enjoyed an evening of entertainment -of euchre, and lunch was served by the committee in charge. Noble Grand Mrs. Clarence Vol - land took the chair for the business. Carmel WMS Serves 74 Years The Senior Women's Mis- sionary Society of Carmel Pres- byterian Church celebrated their 74th anniversary. Thurs- day evening with guests from Zurich Evangelical Church and First Presbyterian Church, Sea - forth, and the Arnold Circle of this church'. Mrs. Earl Camp- bell and Mrs. Harvey Hyde con- ducted the devotion, the theme being "Faith," and how we ap- ply faith to building our spiri- tual houses. Miss Hannah Mur- ray assisted. The guest speaker was Fred Sloman, of Clinton, who told of his . experiences as a teacher and friend of the people in the Northern country, using a trav- elling railway car as his school room and home. Mrs. Ed. Munn and Mrs, Mal- colm Dougall contributed a piano duet. day evening. President 'Ted Mock chaired the meeting. Mise. Mary Payne read sacred pass- ages, and Biu- Chipchase offer- ed prayer. Mr. , and Mrs. Earl Campbell and Mr. and Mrs: George Arm- strong and families attended the. Henderson family pienie at Pinafore Park, St. Thomas, on Sunday, attended by one hun- dred members of the clan, who enjoyed the day renewing ac- quaintances. Mrs. Erma Lowery and Linda, who have been residents of Hensall for the past two years, took up, residence in_ Exeter this week, and will live with Mrs. Lowery's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Brintnell and famil for the summer months. Messrs. Walter Spencer, Clen- donhristie, Jim McAllister and Wilmer Ferguson, of Hen- sall, and Gordon Elliott, Bruce - field, attended- -the United Church Laymen's Conference at Elgin House, Port Carling, over the weekend. Union services of Carmel Presbyterian, and United Churches will begin in the Unit- ed Church this Sunday, June 28, and continue through July. Guest minister will be Rev. Ed- ward Itaker, missionary from Korea. Funeral service for Alvin R. Austin, 64, of Varna, rural mail carrier for 28 years, who died suddenly Thursday, were held from Box funeral home, Sea - forth, Monday, with burial in Baird's cemetery. Surviv, s are one sister, Mrs. F oyd Schell, St. Petrsburg, Fla., and one ,brother, William, Seaforth. Mrs. Olive Walker, of Wing- hani, is visiting with her daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Heal, and family. - Miss Diane Elliott, of Clin- ton, is vacationing with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moir, Garry and Randy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Welsh, of Edmonton, Alta., . spent a few days last week visiting with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, and. family. ' • MRS E. J. Rumble, of Toron- to, on the instructional staff at Ipperwash Cadet Camp, spent the weekend with his grand- mother, Mrs. J. R. Murdoch, at her cottage in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murdoch, of Dun- das; were also weekend guests with Mrs. Murdoch. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, of Blenheim, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White- man and Beverley spent the weekend with' their- daughter and son-in-law, Mr.' and Mrs. Lawrence McCoy, and family of Oakville. Mrs. Tony Charette received a cablegram. Monday from Aus- tria, her homeland, advising her of the tragic death of her brother, who was crushed to death in an accident. Mrs. Charette spoke to her mother by phone upon receiving the word. BRUCEFIELD The annual decoration service will take place1at Baird's ceme- tery on June 28, at 2:30 p.m,, under the auspices of Brucefield Lodge IOOF. Miss Gaye Elliott finished her term at Alma College, St. Thomas, on Thursday of last week. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Greg McGregor was able to leave the hospital and is con- valescing -at her home: Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Thomp- son are on a motor trip as far as Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knox, Sarnia. Most documents are uninsurable -- many are. Irreplaceable. DON'T TAKE A CHANCE( See our range of DDoMihiblli Record Safes to -day THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 141 SEAFORTH A MUSICAL TOUCH FOR SUMMER Singer Terry' Dale, violinist Albert Pf- tz, orchestra leader Ricky ,Hyslop and writer -narrator Alan Millar (left to right) rehearse one of many original compositions to be heard on Thursday's Child, a new weekly Thursday evening program on the CBC radio network, starting July 2. They will present music of unusual quality in folk, semi -classical, jazz and standard light re- pertoires. Years Ago AIr and Mrs. Henry Adkins, RR 2, Hensel, celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary Sat- urday night, when all the mem- bers of theirfamily gathered at the Dominion. Hotel, Zurich, for a dinner U1 their honor. Mr: and Mrs. Adkins were married in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, on June 18, 1919, by Rev. H. Rembe, and have resided ever since on the present farm they own on the fifth concession of -Hay Town- ship. Present for the anniversary celebration were their five sons: Howard, Hay Township; Wilmer, Zurich; Cpl, Stewart Adkins, RCAF, North Bay; Jack, Clinton, and Donald, Sarnia; their daughter, Mrs. Ernie Pow- ell, Goderich, and their fam- ilies; Mrs. Albert. Hess, Mrs. William Reichert .and Mrs. Alf Reichert, all of Zurich;. Mr. Henry Fuss, Hensall, sisters and brother of Mrs. Adkins; and . William Adkins, of Owen Sound, brother of Mr. Adkins. Mrs. Adkins is the former Vio- let Fuss, of the Zurich area--,. Entertainment for the eve- ning was provided by Cpl. Stew- art Adkins, of RCAF, North Bay, who was stationed in France for four years, and has been in the Airforce 12 years, who showed colored pictures of places he visited — England, Scotland, Italy, Germany, Swe- den, Holland and Spain. INCHELSEA The Elimville Institute La- dies were entertained by the Zurich ladies on Wednesday evening at the Zurich Arena, eeTebrating their 50th annivers- ary. Mr•.• and Mrs. Ross Veal and family; of Hensall, were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake, celebrating a birthday. The Elimville community pic- nic was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Thursday evening. The Elimville; UCW catered to the Bullas and Johns- wedding on Saturday, which -was held at the Legion Hall in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Elson Lynn, Joan and Jimmy spent Sunday at Story Book Gardens and Springbank 'Park. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns, Laura and Mary, of Elimville North, visited on Saturday eve- ning with Mrs. Garnet Miners. Mrs. Colin Gilfillen and Bar- bara visited on Saturday eve- ning witha Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilfillan and family, of Exeter. The ladies of the Elimville Institute enjoyed a bus trip to Brampton on Monday. - MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Ar- thur Dick in honor of her daughter, Evelyn Marlene, prior to her marriage of June 27th. The address was read by Dorothy Ross, and Evelyn was presented with many lovely gifts. Lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt and Mrs. • Walter Moffatt spent Sun- day with Mrs. John Moffatt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crow, at Brantford., Miss Marie Elliott and Mrs.• B. Menerey, Bayfield, visited in Detroit for a few days this week. ' The pupils of SS No. 3, Tuck- ersmith, accompanied by their teacher, Miss Papple, enjoyed a bus trip to Toronto on `Mon- day. Mr. an Mrs, # iJaffe s0 and MrWd . air,. Itinglefi yisltr eT an SIM „AY '1tI > , and ,Mrs, W. A, ,Ch9ssell, Str0-pr4•, Mr. and -Mrs, pra;ee Taylor and son, Michae%prom, P*opt, and Mr. Charles Turner" and Miss Betty. Turner, of Ci i%T nia, visited over the weekend with -Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dodds after attending the Doi nage re- union at loons Park, Seaforth, on Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. Dodds and Mrs. N. Harburn also attended the Dolmage reunion, Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun, Clin- ton, is a guest with her sister, Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey, Stephen and Vickie, of Listow- el, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ramsey. All members of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker spent Father's Day with their parents. A triple trio from No. 5 School, Hibbert, composed of Beth, Verna and Jack Christie, Dianne Neevel, Joyce Norris, Heather McPhail and Joanne, Alvin and Nola Dow, who .won top honors in their class at the music festival in Mitchell, were guest singers at the morning service in Central United i aaer,4en PT'7rIu81G '>teg son` ,auk f?ebra�ynr•Ml S,u i4a� X isitors, , w}tri Mrs, +rlTer>jpn Mr, sad Mrs 1. cool aniecl by 1►1rs 'I�P'4Wan}Ilm iva and Jaei of -Mitchell,; apeztt the w e a i4 with + and Allis, Dan Mclaay anct..' family at Iienrn,'or4' 'i w ' .0.,,,:. Miss Olive Spee eneactaiinyr ed at her home on rri ,ay ev0- Hing .in honor of l�l's,` Geox�d' Wallace's 8ist b�'}'thday. Guasf included Mr. and Mrs.:oeoT.ge Wallace, .Mrs. Radia Scott, lltra. . Horton McDougall, •Mrs' Grace' Scott,, Mr. Lindsay • 1Iclfellar, and .Mrs. Elmer Colquhoum. The senior pupils of S.S. Nos: 4, 5, 6 and;,, 7r. with their teach- errs, numbering. bO, : enjoyed a bus trip. to Detroit on Monday, where they toured the Henry Ford Museum and , the :Zoo. Mrs. Jennie Wilson, of De • - troit, is a guest with Mrs. E, Moore. Remember, it takes but 1 moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Phone Seaforth ••141. HITS BEAN CONTRACTS Now Available! All Popular Varieties ' • • • Sani lac -- Seaway Michilite 62's Saginaw OM MI ❑ ❑ We have a full line of C -I -L FERTILIZERS Available With Contracts ❑ ❑ We are equipped to custom clean and treat your own seed. ❑ ❑ THE BEAN PEOPLE W. G. H.OMPS & SONS LTD. 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