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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-01-08, Page 6Pizza Patio 'tavern FRIDAY & SATURDAY "TH E. BLUfTONfS" • Pizza Patio Tavern on the Hayfield ROad, Goderich SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY Presents a ll'HE MOVEMENT" SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 DANCING 9:00 — 12:00 AT THE . SEAFORTH 'COMMUNITY CENTRE) Dress Clonal Admission $1.00 41111111Pminillerm.111111Wseennliniescinnsi CONESTOGA COLLEGE . of Applied Arts and Technology will hold its second OPEN HOUSE at the Doon Campus Saturday, Jinuary 17, 1970 from 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. All interested persons are warmly in- Arited to visit the campus ,arid become more, familiar with its personnel,. :notions and facilities. The new film, ,.;"Pagle has Landed - The tlight of Ario116 11" will be screened. , C4B.A.RE,T DANCE It is Farm Record Book ana- lysis' time again, Don Pullen.,• • Huron Agricultural Representa- • five, reminds area farmers. Any- one who may wish to have their 1969 Farm ,Record Book sum- marized should forward' it to ' the. Agriciiltural Office, Clinton, during January. As before, the completed Farm Record Book will" not leave the office. The checking of the book will be done by local Agricalatural Of- , fice staff, Clinton,' and a sum- mary card fofWarded to the corn- . puter ,at the Universityof Guelph for analysis. The book may be brought to the Agricultural Office or mailed in. Anyone who would like as- _sistance-iii completing their re- cord bookd may Call the Agriarn cultural Representative's office for an appointment. Every far- mer in Huron County who has completed an Ontario Farm Re- cord Book in 1969 is 'welcome to make use .of' this ono fee' analysis service. A clinic for anyone who' wishes to learn how to, keep, the Re- McKillop News SEAFORTH WINTER CARNIVAL,- needs Horses and Ponies for Cutter fia'aes on Sat., Jan. 24.th SDHS Snow- Queen Margie Eckert (left) was crowned snow queeti SDHS Christmas dance by Cynthia Newnham ' who chosen Queen of the Annual SDHS Formal. at the recent last year was' (Staff Photo) SUNDAY.-- INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY Elora vs.. Seaferth 2:00 p.m. Admission 25c'- 50c 75c WEDNESDAY -- HOCKEY - 6:30 PEEWEE Huron Park vs. Seaforth — 7:30' MIDGET Clinton vs, Seaforth SEAFORTH ARENA ---SCHEDULE `FRIDAY — SKATING - 8-10 p.M: Admission 25c and 35e SATURDAY — SKATING - 3-3:30 0,m.. " Admission 15c- and-25c HOCKEY" — 6:30 NOVICE ' , Seaforth vs. Mitchell , — 7:30 PEEWEE - Seaforth vs. Mitchell NEW ENTERTAINMENT POLICY AT Tura ‘, QUEgN7$. .• -HoTEL. FEATURING _OLD TYIVIE MUSIC IN THE HURON LOUNGE \Presenting Friday, Jan 9 — The Walkerton Trio SatardaY, Jan. 10 — The 'Walkerton Tdo -:B $4.turday0 414 1 Ryans and Theresa .17 The gyms Thera 4 • 111.114))4 .EXPOSITOR, ,5411FORT)t 01(11FS fOrth lair 4.114. Mrs. Orville Oke spent • tbe. .weekend with Mr. and Mrs..ROW't Wright, Brampton, anal *Reg with Mrs. W. • Wright•igAPAOrth and Mr. and. A/Us.' Leo Ruse of Newcastle, .:N.B., Who' were Christmas vi- sitors in Brampton. Miss Connie' Bell, Goderich, was a weekend guest of Miss Mary Oke. Miss Elaine Oke of Scarbor- . ough spent the Christmas holi- day with her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Orville Oke. Mr. Dale Nixon, R.R.4., Sea- forth, has returned home after a visit to Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mc- Nichol spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott, David and Darren, Kit,: chener. • e Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dallas, Brucefield, Mrs. Evelyn Shera and Warren, Egmondville, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, Preston Dallas and family. Mrs. J. R. Cross and Mr. Cross, B.A. THg., London, spent Sunday with Mrs. Evelyn Shera and Warren, Egmondville, also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Dallas, Brucefield. Mr: and Mrs. Floyd Jenkins and family of Lindley spent a few days of Christmas with her parents., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin and with her sister, Mrs. Harold Price and Mr, Price. Mrs. Jean Fortune and Mr. and 'Mrs: Wilbert Maloney spent the Christmas holidays with MrS. Margaret, Crandall, Wyandotte, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. William Byrne, Allan Park, and Mr. and Mrs. George McDonell, Garden City; Mich. • Mr. Wilbert Maloney spent New Year's at St. Andrews West with his mother, Mrs. Vincent Maloney and brother, Ken. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott, David and Darren of Kitchener, Kr: 'and Mrs. Clarence McNichol, Diane and Michael,Clidtori, spept Christmas • with- Mr. and Mrs, Andrew McNichol. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Patterson had as visitors for the Christmas holidays, Mr. and-Mrs. John Pat- ' terson, Jr. of Aylmer, Mr. Allan Pattersot of London, Mrs. Jbhn Bell and. Mr. and MrS. Ernest Rouse of Norwich. - tiliss Bella Watson of Galt `was • a guest of Mr„ and Mrs. Robert Watson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn-Chesney and Mr. and Mrs. ,Doug. Row-' cliffe have returned from Florida where they spent New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rock and, Kevin of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ron powell, Lisa and David of Meaford , spent Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rose spent New Years with Mr.and Mrs. Ron Powell of Meaford. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morton of Brantford,' Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Wells and Mrs. Smith of Dunnville spent Sunday before Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McNichol and . Mrs. Flood. Mr. Glenn Smith spent Christmas with his sister and her family in Toronto. Mrs. Ada Dale is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sills were i n Toronto last week attending the funeral of the late Ray Carpenter. Mrs. Harvey Moore left this week to spend some time in Toronto with Miss Ann Moore. M,rs. Mae Q,orrance left last week to spend the winter mohths with her daughter, Mrs. W.H.Mc- Kenzie and Mr. McKenzie in Oshawa. Bob and Neil Govenlock.spent the holiday in Florida visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ,Stone. at the Chartrands Motel. Mrs. Winnie Nott spent Christmas week in London with her daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Don Mills. '' Mrs. Elizabeth Brown spent the holidays in Wingham with M. and Mrs. Almer James and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chambers. Captain, Mrs. R. Laing, Heather and Val, of Ottawa, spent the holiday season with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacKen- zie and family. They were joined on Boxing Day by Mr. and Mrs. Ken White and . family of London. Sharon MacKenzie of London. Rev. Les. McSpadden' and Mrs. McSpadden sif Cayuga were. Christmas guests of his mother and brother, •Mrs. Wm. G. Mc- Spadden and Earl McSpadden, Correspondents • Beata Malkus Marg..Elligsen Tuesday night, December 22, was the date for the Student Council's Christmas Dance. The gym. was packed With a crowd of over six hundred students dancing to the music df "The Blues Syndicate". . Students from Clinton, Mitchell and other sur- rounding schools had been invited but most of those at the dance were from our own school. Although the dress had been advertised as casual, many came dressed up for the festive season. Staff members present for the evening were Mr.' Hook, Mr. Judge and Mr. Cosford. During the course of the even- ing, • student council president, Neil MacDonald, announced the Junior Snow Queen, as elected hy the students.- Miss Margie Eckert of 9B,-received a bouquet of red roses and was crowned snow queen by our, ,queen of the formal, Miss Cynthia Newnham. Each of the other seven contestants re- ceived a red rose. . The yearbook staff sponsogec a raffle for fifteen dollars, pro- ceeds to help lower the price of this year's yearbook. Tills draw was als,o made on Tuesday even- ing , by Cynthia. The Winning ticket was held by Melannie Matz- old of Grade 13. We're proud to say that this year's Christmas dance was the best. we've had in several years and congratulate our hard-work- ing student council on its success. * * * * * We welcome baCk to Seaforth all farmer students' of SDHS Who are home for the holidays., It's good to see you all again. ' We wish, you the best'-oi luck in 1970 in future fields of study dr employment. • The,,Cine Chib presents its third preSentation, "The Taming of the Shrew"; ;on January 14th. This is a comedy starring Liz . Taylor' and Richard Burton, pro- duced by 'Franklin Zefferrelli, also the producer of the recent and very popular "Romeo anC Juliet". The movie is suitablE Mr. and Mrs., W. Broadfoot visited . over the Christmas holidays at the home of, Mr. and Mrs, Bev, Broadfoot and family, Woodstock. Other gii-Ats were Mr. and Les.Broad- fobt, Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Jim-Broadfoot and family, Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neely and grandson of Stratford were visit- ors -'with Mr. and Mrs. George Hildebrand, and Mrs. Peter Wilbee, intchenere spent• the Christmas holidays with their parents and friends in Seaforth and Wingham. Rev. • Patrick Murphy of Ottawa spent the Christmaspoii- days at the ;home of his aunt, Mrs. John I,. Devereaux. Mrs. Jas. Edwards 'and Miss Janice Kink- are spending the holiday season „with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. King in Sault Ste"' EUCHRE In IOOF Hall Mon., Jan.. 12th 8:30 p.m. Lunch Provided Sponsored by Edeliviess Rebekah Lodge Admission 50c Evciryone Welcome tor all audiences ana we invite the public to come and enjoy it next Wednesday evening„ Onions Back After 88 Years Onions which have continued - to grow in Manitoba for 88 years • have been returned to Walton from where they were taken in 1881. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk who moved .froin Toronto to Walton last'isummer were out west on a trip and called on..:. his relative Charles Banyard in Neepawa, Manitoba. During their visit they dis- covered that Mrs. Banyard's mother, the former Margaret McNab had lived in the. Walton area and had moved with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McNab to the west in 1881.Among the supplies they took-with them at that time '-were onion 'seeds grown in the garden at their home which Mrs. Banyard re- , calls being ,told was .a mile or so from, Walton and six miles from Brussels. Mr. and M. Dunk brought the onions back with them and will plant them in their garden next spring re-establishing an association with Huron soil after an interruption of 88 years. Smiles In Sunday scho-01 a little boy was. "supposed to be learning about Ruth but was not paying ,much attention. When 'the teacher ask- ed' him what he had learned about the story of Ruth, he answ- ered:. 'Well, he hit.-'60 home runs in one season!' Christmas guests at the home . cif Mr. Zack McSpadden were his son Rev: Berton and Mrs. Mc-. Spadden and 'Marilyn; Mr. Jack Mc.Spaddem.and Brian of Willow- dale and MiS. Sam McSpadden and Karen of Norwich. Mr. Z. McSpadden is visiting at the home:. of Sam' and family, NerWich for the holidays. Miss Dianne Rowe returned - to Tillsonburg on ,Suhday after spending part of the holiday Sea- son '-with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Wesley Rowe on West Wil- liancSt. • Miss Joyce Rowe, Waterloo UniVersity„who spent the holi- days with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs..VVesley Rowe, „is in,Orillia. Correspondent Mrs. 'Ed. Regele Mr. and Mr's. Orville Heuer- man and family of Walton, Mr. , and Mrs. Mike Musselman and Mr. and Mrs. Ray TaylOr and daughter of Stratford spent Christmas •with Mr. and Mrs: William ivieclure. . Mr. and 'Mrs. Harold Mc- Callum, Paul, Ronald, Marion, Joyce and Carl and. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele spent Christmas with -Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele and girls at Princeton, Paul, Ronald, Marion, Joyce and Carl McCallum spent New years with their grandparents, mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regale. • Mrs. Thelma Mills of Chat- ham spent Chriittiis with Mr, and Mrs. William Mott. „ Mr. Ray Whale' Spent the holidays with his par.. mitt Mr. and fvlit. William IVIotf.- Mt. and Mrs. Lloyd Regale,. grista , garefi and and t Darlene of Princeton atd Mr. and Mrs. gd, itekele spent Saturday visiting- With Mt. and Mrs. Harold Mc-, Calliini. Mr. and Mrs. ilarold Wilson visited With Mr. arid ,MrsAtarold 'MdCalittin,Pritfayevettot, - he noon Campus in KitdbOer Incise range No. 34 of *h- i' and the Doon-Blair Road t at on RotilevardY. 0 *v0111(1 011j0ir Meeting .YOZ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Keyes and family of Winchester, Miss • Eleanor Keyes, Kingston and Mr. and Mrs.' Mac Slioldice of Bred- hagen .were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Keyes in Mc- Killop. Mrs. Lorraine Weir of Detroit spent Christmas with her sister, Andrew Houston and Mr. uston in Egmondvilie. PROPERTY" TRANSFERS Recent property' transfers made through the real estate office of Joseph ,Mcc onnell, Realtor, include: The residence of Melvin Walters, Goderich Street West', to Christian Knetsch, Egmondville„ ' The farm owned by Fred Eckert, of Gait, concession -4, Login Township, to John Van Bakal, of McKillop Township. Canadian Order of Forrester EUCHRE Constance Hall Friday, „Ilan. .9th et 11:30 pan. Mese bring lunch .181110011AdEN cOIVINIUNITY CENTRE. SATIUREMiri JANUARY 16 IMRE Srchestra Notes for Mr:'etid:Ara.DrocO,Wilbal (ne0 4harOn "401ifiSfoli) r „,......• Winners in the recent Subscription campaign carried out by SDHS ,students in co-operation with the Huron Expositor were (left) Joanne Maloney, whd piled up .29 points and Shelia Dietz, who, came first with 32 points. (Staff' Photo) Tops In Subscription Sales CASH. B114/GO Legion Hall, Seaforth FRIDAY, JAN:9th 8:15 pin. • ' 15 Regular Games for $10.00 Three' $25.00 Games . $75.00 Jackpot to go Two Door • Prizes - ADMISSION $1.0C) Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 (Children udder 14 not permitted) Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion Preceeds for Welfare Work • cord, Book will be held at the Tgricultural Office Board Room,• uesday, January 13th,, 1970; at 2. p.m. Cdpies of, the Farm Record Book 'are available at the Ex- positor Office. Use Expositor Want - Adi ,Phone 527-0240 rovereee sseieweee.•••ft at I3,:15 p.m, at the home of, - " -MISS Eleanor Henderson.' The Friday Jan so 9th ', programme will be- in charge • 'of Mrs. Graham Kerr and Mrs. Ladles please bring sandwiehes , LOrne Bale•and•will-feature 'Fun • Time'. Roil call a past Christ- ram. M.: New year's„ that I will alwair . Thnieniber. Lunch corn- -, 4nittee Mrs. G. Elliott, Mrs. C. VanderZoni Mrs. J. McLean Mrs; M. Hodson. The' Champion 'Thomas II{ 'is challenging all comers. Entries, to be in no later than_Jan. -17. Phone "527- 0913 after 9 p,rn, r Mr. and Mrs. Gary McNichol (Mary Anne Furr) • _Friday, Jan. 16th Walton Community Hall Ian Wilbee's Orchestra Ladies please bring sandwiches forth hhe4egnwillarl el.etlinagTou'ieSoeaay- - atoth. FRIDAY — THE WILDWOODS - • Also entertainment every Thursday, Ftiday, Also entertainment every Wed,„ Thur.,' Fri., and Sat. in the Ladies and Escorts Beverage Room, AMple Free Customer Parking tlrfer".ta colored TV COMMERCIAL_. HOTEL RECEPTION - Seaforth Ontario .The Sti'atford, •Art Association presentS , ART and RELIGION a ibries of six film pro- grams on the art of five of the World's Nfajor Religions. , First program in this -series will be presented at the ROTHMAN'S ART GALLERY of Stratford, 54 Romeo Street, at 2 p.m. Sun., Jan. 11th No admission will be charged for -this pro- gram. appoorseliwomw.,8,4‘111!",•,""14T6 Conolnity centre - • • .0 0) • I) LOCAL ' =REFS Analize • Farr i Recordi