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The Huron Expositor, 1962-07-26, Page 3• Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Shepherd Y grautisonsr<Larry,- and Bk11,y. Consitt, are holidayiltg at 1pper- wash. Mr. and Mrs. Albert eys, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Kippen, and Mrs, J. E. McEwen were guests Sunday with Mrs. Bessie Milan and Miss- Annie Rendall, of Plattsville. Sgt. and Mrs. Don Orr, of St - Hubert, Quebec, -- are holidaying with the former's parents, Mr. and 1VIrs. A. R. Orr and Jim. Miss Ann Mickle has return- ed home after spending a week's holiday with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and David, of Kitchener. Terry Hoy, of Port Albert, is holidaying with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Hoy, Ronnie and Gary. Mr. W. F. Riley. and' Sharon, of London, spent Friday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and Ann. Splendid congregations at- tended service Sunday morning in the United Church with Rev. H. F. Currie in the pulpit, de- livering a fine discourse. Miss Suzanne Rannie sang a solo, Winners Listed At Field Event Summer recreational activi- ties at Hensall included, a field day. Winners of events includ- ed: s - Tract meet: Team result First team, Michael Davis, 66 points; runners-up, Gary Kyle 58 points. Individual results: Girls, 11 and 12, distance throw, Chris- tine Cameron, Muriel Ferguson, Carol , Betts; running broad jump, Muriel Ferguson, Chris- tine Cameron, Carol Betts; standing broad jump, Christine Cameron, Muriel Ferguson, Car- ol Betts; dash, Betty Cameron, Christine Cameron; Muriel Fer- guson; high jump, • Christine Cameron, Betty Cameron, Mur- iel. Ferguson. lirls, 8, 9 and 10 -Distance throw, Linda Fuss, Cheryl Mous- seau, Wendy Webster;a running broad jump, Linda Fuss, Chris- tine McRae, Wendy Webster; standing broad jump, Linda Fuss, Wendy Webster, Susan Broadley; dash, Linda Fuss, Margaret Allan, Christine Mc- Rae; high jump, Margaret Al- lan, Wendy Webster, Cheryl Mousseau. Tots5 and 6, wheelbarrow race, Kay Davis . and Junior Neilands, Bell Webster. and Pat Joynt, Christine Vanstone and Cindy Parker; 7, wheelbarrow race, Karen Broderick a n d Cathy Fuss, Brenda Lavender and David Jackson, Bill and Bob McRae; 5 and 6, dash, Pat Joynt, Christine Vanstone, Kay Davis; 7, dash, Shirley Smale, Bob McRae, Cathy Fuss; dis- tance throw, 5 and 6, Bill Web- ster, Kay Davis, Ian Fiford; dis- tance throw, 7, Bob McRae, David Jackson, Shirley Smale; crawl race, 5, 6 and -7, Cathy Fuss, Bob McRae, Pat Joyht. Boys -Standing broad jump, 11 and 12, ,Bill Taylor, Michael Hoy, Gary Kyle; standing broad jump, 8, 9 and 10, Norman Neil - ands, Ken Ferguson, Murray Walker; running broad jump, 11 and 12, Bill Taylor, Gary Kyle, Michael Hoy; running broad j 8, 9 and, 10, Bill Corneil, Norman Neilands, Keith Rosiel; high jump, 11 and 12, Bill Taylor, Gary Kyle, Mich- ael Hoy; high jump, 8, 9 and 10, Bill Corneil, Norman Neil - ands, Billy Hoy; dash, 11, and 12, Bill Taylor, Gary Kyle, Michael Hoy; dash, 8, 9 and 10, Bill Corneil, Murray Walker, Billy Hoy; distane throw, 11 and 12, Michael Hoy, Bill Taylor, Gary Kyle; distane throw, 8, 9 and 10, Bill Corneil, Murray Walker, Norman Neilands. Aietriduted (Pon: BOSTON LOS ANGELES LONDON CHICAGO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER Interestiitg Accurate Complete International News Coverage • The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Moss. Send your newspaper for thb time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. 0 1 year $22. ❑ 6 months $11. 0 3 months $5>50 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Lubrication on ALL Cars to JULY 1151 Seaforth Motors CHEVROLET AND•OLDSMOBILE Phone 541 -- Seaforth COME AND SEE US TODAY MRS, JASMES. A, 4.EMMNG HENSALL--4 unera services for the he late Mrs. Tam.s .P.ilexan, der Fleming, of Kitchener, ver- held from the Schieter Sandrock • • Funeral Home, Kitchener, Tues- day, •July 10, thence to -Knox Presbyterian Church, Jarvis, with burial in Jarvis cemetery. Mrs, Fleming, the -former Myna McRae, passed away in' K -W Hospital, Kitchener, Surviving is one sister, Mrs. • Harry M. Lackner, of Kitchen- er. Mr. Fleming, who predeceas- • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • ATTENTION,! What section of Hibbert, Tuck- ersmithf Hullett, McKillop do you live in? Do you have an Avon Repres- entative calling on you? If you don't, perhaps it is an open territory which could offer you a good earning -opportunity. If you would like to sell Avon, please write Mrs. M. Millson ° 960 Wellington Rd. S., London or call Collect GE -29019 between 7 and 8 P.m. Remember, it takes but a moment ° to place an Expositor Want Ad and be•money in pock- et. To advertise, just phone Seaforth 141. ed heli so a years ago, was a former ni Hager of the Bank ofo � mmerce, Hensall. HARRY M. TAYLOR Funeral services for the late Harry M. Taylor, of Exeter, were held from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel, Sunday, July 22, conducted by, the Rev. Har- old Johnston. Burial was in Baird's cemetery, The late Mr. Taylor passed away in South Huron Hospital, Exhter, Thurs- day, July 19, in his 79th year. I Surviving are his wife, the former Adeline Sararasi five ons, Clarence, Delbert, Milton, sons, of Exeter; Ivan, Waterloo;: Fred, Kincardine., three daugh- ters, Mrs. Melvin (Mildred) Dale, Seaforth; Mrs. Harry (Melba) Waiper, Exeter;- Mrs. Bill (Verna) Gibbings, .Clinton; also one sister, ' Mrs. William Leonard, Point Clark, Ont. ALL KINDS of INSURANCE W.E. SOUTHGATE MAIN ST. - SEAFORTH Phone 334 - Res. 540 Peaches DIXIERED TREE RIPENED! The world's -nicest eating peaches ripe now and in good supply. WHOLESALE and RETAIL FOX'S PEACH ORCHARDS Shakespeare 7, Phone 49R Name Address City Zone State PB -16 th and the choir sang ala anthem, J,..rYde -p esllde'- at the organ console. Sunday, July 29, will conclude union services in this church, August 5th union services will be held in Carmel' Presbyterian Church, With tev. Ross MacDonald in charge. Mr. an4-Hire. Fred Peer, Mr. and Mrs George Beer, Linda and Petty, Mrs. Ralph NfcAr-. thur, Mae and Cam, of Rivers, Man.; F/O John Beer, Mrs. Beer, David Johnny and Steven, of Camp Bordon; Mrs. Marce Bogart, Bobbie and Jamie, of Winnipeg, are vacationing for two weeks at Lions Head. Return From Trip to Coast Mr. and Mrs. Melville Tra- quair, of Hensall, and • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Traquair, S't. Thomas, returned home Friday dvdning AVM a delightful- three w tri _ b '� t a r m e t► y x o. th .. _o t • e_ Coast, visiting a cousin, Wal: Ince Trann, in Crystal City, Man„ attended the . Calgary Stampede, and wile 'there vis- ited aniece • andher husband, Mr. and - Mrs: 'acic • Christie, of Callgar,'y, and Mr. 044, Mr's. Floyd Weeks, of 'Eckvilie, Alta. Then on to . iBanff, Lake Louise, down into Washington ande;the• world's Fair at Seattle, where they had the pleasure of going up in the needle 600 feet and had a lovely view of the city and the fair grounds. While in Seattle they called on Mr. and Mrs. - Earl Bell, the former a native of Usborne; then to Yel- lowstone Park and home. During their trip, which cov- ered 6,700 miles, they only saw one minor accident. They re - WEDDINGS MAXWELL -CORNISH HENSALL - Muriel Lenora Cornish became the bride of Douglas Wayne Maxwell Satur- day, July 14, at 2 o'clock 'in a lovely ceremony in the United Church parsonage, Woodham, before the Rev. J. R. Wareham. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Cornish, RR 1, Woodham. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Maxwell, Hensall. For her wedding the bride wore a white street -length two- piece dress of rayon chiffon ov- er rayon satin, fashioned with low neckline with gathering at the waist. ,The jacket was styl- ed with elbow length sleeves. A tiara of net and pearls held her ' waist -length veil, and she carried a bridal bouquet of red roses. Miss Doris Elaine Cornish, iR R 1, Woodham, was maid of honor for her sister, who. wore a yellow nylon dress with yel- low and white flowers appliqued on the dress. She carried a bou- quet of yellow - and blue- dais- ies. 1.1..1.1. ies. Ronald McKenzie, of Hensall, was best man. A luncheon was held at thea bride's. parents home following the .ceremony. Serving were Miss Marion Stone, Parkhill; Miss Pat Ferguson, Exeter, and Miss Mary Simpson, Exeter. For her wedding trip, the bride changed to a beige two- piece suit with white and beige accessories, with which she wora corsage of yellow roses. Mr, and Mrs. Maxwell will re- side in Hensall. Prior to marriage the bride was feted at pre -nuptial show- ers held in her honor. The com- munity met at Zion United Church and presented her with a kitchen shower, with Mrs. Harry Hern in charge of ar- rangements. Miss Shirley Jaques • was hostess at her home, when members of the Junior Institute presented her with a miscellaneous shower. BRITISH MORTGAGE MOVES TO OPEN ST. MARYS BRANCH A branch office of British Mortgage & Trust Company will be opened in St. Marys, accord- ing to an announcement by Wil- frid P. Gregory, Q.C., executive vice-president and managing director. One of the oldest business properties, the White & May Department Store, situated on the northwest corner of Queen and Wellingston Streets, ' has been purchased. The building will be demolished and a mo- dern, new office, suitable for the Company's purposes, will be erected on the site. British Mortgage will take over the property at the end of'Septem- ber. It is expected that tem- porary quarters will be used un- til the new building is com- pleted. The site of the White & May building was originally occu- pied by one of the early pioneer hotels. Almost 100 years ago, on October 2, 1862, a depart- ment store was opened by the late G. B.- Smith. In 1880 Mr. William May entered the busi- ness and the firm of White & May was founded in 1910. A full range •of trust and fi- nancial services will beered, by the St. Marys branch office. "The opening of the St. Marys branch" is part of our expansion program," Mr. Gre- gory said. "More and more peo- ple are seeking the trust and financial services our Company can provide. We can supply that need in St. Marys and in addition give better service to -our customers in that area. "We are pleased to be part of a community that has such a proud history as St. Marys. Since the day when the first settler stopped in' Little Falls, the town has been widely re- cognized for its sound economy. The St. Marys Cement Company, established in 1910 by the late John Lind, has been the back- bone of the town's industry. Maxwell Limited, founded in 1895,• and C. Richardson Com- pany Limited have contributed greatly to the development of the town. Some of the first mink ranches in Ontario were those of D. R. Stevens and Cal- vin Martin, situated just north. of St. Marys. More recently the well-known and highly respect- ed firm of Hinde & Dauch has opened a fine new plant which employes over 100 workers. These industries, together with the surrounding fine farming community, makes St. Marys a logical choice for a lofation for a branch office of our Com- pany." 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 We write all lines of INSURANCE Fire - Auto - Wind Liability and Life Manufacturers Life Insurance John A. Cardno Successor to - WATSON & REID - Phone 214 : Seaforth 11111111I111I11i1111111111111111111111111111, ENJOY HOT WATER with a Flat - Rate Electric Water Heater Safe - Clean -Modern - Flameless We invite you to enquire about our plans to give you adequate hot water service at low cost'! Perhaps we can save you money with our, Flat -Rate Service ! You can rent a 40 -Gallon Tank, including FREE installation, for: $1.75 per Month Gross, Plus Flat -Rate Energy Charges FLAT RATE FOR: 600 WATT HEATER .. $2.16 per month 750 WATT HEATER .. $2.56 per month 1000 WATT HEATER .. $3.20 per month Inspect Nev Tanks Available fou' Purchase .CALL AT THIS OFFICE Telephone '472 SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION a el iti � �,.. tr nd� va - .Y a , s. p 1?- c t and �� one �' ori will stand their memories ies for laiani:" years to come. WINCHELSEA !�•• Elinvilte ` and Winchelsea held a bridal' Shower for Miss Betty Bailey. on Monday eve- ning at the church. The Pro- gram consisted of songs by Win- chelsea girls; duet by Carcil Bibby, of Kirkton, and Kathy Bern, of Winchelsea; instru- mental by Mrs. Tom Campbell. Mrs. Horace Delbridge conduct- ed a -couple of contests, after which lunch was served and`a social half-hour spent. Miss Betty Bailey and Mr. Harry. Smith are being married on Saturday at Elimville Church. Miss Carol Bibby, of Kirkton, is holidaying this week with Kathy Hern. Miss Barbara Anne Gilfillan is holidaying at Crediton with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny. Miss Karen Kerslake is on holidays with Karen Hern on Sunshine bide -7 Masters Danny Walters and Larry Lynn attended the bus trip on Tuesday to Barrie and Midhurst. Master Danny Walters is spending a few days at Kippen with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayman and family. Miss Patsy Cooper, of Lon- don, is spending a week or -so with Mary Ellen Prance. Miss Janet Hern is Spending a few days with Marion Hern, of Exeter. Mr. Arthur Day, of Exeter, visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Coward. Mrs. John Coward, Mrs. Phil Hern, Mrs. Colin Gilfillan, Mrs. Newton Clarke and Mrs. Wm. 1.4.,04.....x.....11.. Arnold STINNISSEN Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Telephone: 852 R 12 R.R. 5 - SEAFORTH ODORLESS CLEAN BURNING FURNACE OIL STOVE OIL D. Brightrall FINA SERVICE PHONE 35.4 Watters Atte. eu a baby' show- er for Mrs._J Tern, *t- MrL Murray •C+•ow '0110#6 on t'Sun- shine Linea Th.urllda*' eve-: tang. Miss Marion Carscaden, of Exeter, visited her grand?aoth- er,. Mrs Garp,et Vierst this past week - Urs, Mrs, Christina. Hern, of :Exe- ter, spent Thursday night With Mr. end GI's. '4'.}titi, Herm Mr. and Mrs. Newton Mr. and Mrs. John Coward, Mr. and Mrs. 'William ,Watters, Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert. Johns, of Elimville, and . Mr. and Mrs,' Harold ilowe, of Thames goad, were gnats on Friday evening at the le of Mr. and Mrs, Phil Hern. Mr. and Mrs.. Doug Flannigan, of London, a sales'- man, prepared the dinner. " Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Steph- ens attended the funeral' of their niece, Jane Jeffery, which was held at Sebringville on Sat- urday, p 'DEATON �� Dike `hr +. iaoks 4. Raiding Mita*e' 5' SeatOrth: C SE TTI ,R bras: Girdles, CQr and `§1PPQ r ar ai ' To FIT AL4. F9GWEP . At Reasonable Prices .Albs $1. loelscher Sof EALFi,.TH . George St. O nary e Block Rifat Read the Advertisements' It's a Profitable Pastime 1 GODERICH BUSINESS CLLEGE 21st Annual Fall Term opens September Senior and Junior Courses approved by the BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION OF • CANADA Modern Equipment • Qualified Teachers - Tuition $28 Telephone JA 4-8521 or 7284 GODERICH, ONTARIO UED 1960 PLYMOUTH 9 -PASSENGER STATION WAGON -V-8 1957 PONTIAC COACH -Automatic 1957 PONTIAC COACH - 1957 FORD SEDAN V -8 -Automatic 1956 CHEVROLET' SEDAN 0 ❑ SEE THE NEW 1962 AUSTIN Now on Display -1962 NASH AMERICAN MILLER MOTORS PHONE 149 - • SEAFORTH William H. Somerville aY Donald J. Bensette Mr. Wilfred 1?. Gregory, Q.0:, Executive Vice -President and Managing Director, British Mortgage & Trust Company, is pleased to announce the opening of a branch office of the Com- pany in St. Marys. In conjunction with this opening, he announces •also the appointment of Mr. William H. Somerville as Branch Manager, and Mr. Donald J. Bensette as Assistant Manager. Mr. Somerville,,a native of B1an,shard Township, has spent his entire life -in the St. Marys area. He has a thorough knowledge of the district and his experience as a senior executive in the drug business makes him well qualified to fill this position. Mr. Bensette was born and educated in Windsor. He has spent the past eight years with one of the chartered banks and will act as Savings Department Manager of the new branch. A full range of trust and financial services will be offered by the St. Marys branch office - savings accounts, term investments, mortgage loans, retirement savings plan and complete trust services. BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY Brampton, Goderich, Hanover, Listowel and Stratford.