HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-09-10, Page 6Shown above as they completed their regular season play are the Optimist srionsored
Pee Wee baseball team. Back.row (left to right) Manager -Moe Huard, Bobby Schenck, Bill
O'Shea, Dwayne Cornish, Joe McLean, Ross Gevier and, Cpach Ray Mennen. Front row,
„Fry, Cam Doig, Kevin Bennett
,Rubin and Steve Bennett. The
and the following week end In
(Staff Photo).,
"The ieahiliOni1f.Columban North won the recent Dublin Athletic Association Tournament.
Shown as they pose with their trophy are, back row (left to right) Pat Murray, Mary Beth Downey,
Donna Nolan, Cathy Murray, Helen Ryan and Coach MrS. Joe Delaney. Front row, Mary Anne
Van Bakel, Marilyn Murray, Carolyn Maloney, Marianne Kale and Barbara Maloney. (Staff Photo)
Newsof CROMARTY
Gord. Carnochan, Randy Scott, Larry Dalton, Rick Scott, Don
and Doug. Anstett. Absent are, Terry StePhensotk ,Jeto
boys will play in a tournament this lve#127 endln:Teitteard
/Listowel before 'they end the season for another year.
Correspondent
Mrs. Ken McKellar
Mrs. Calder McKaig presided
at the September meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of
Cromarty' Presbyterian Church
and used a proverb for her open-,
ing remarks. With Mrs. '1,/111
Miller at the piano, hymn 482 was
sung. Scripture lesson from
Proverbs 31: 10-31 was read in
unison and Mrs. McKaig led in
meditation and prayer. A topic
"The Mystery of Life's Extras",
prepared by Mrs. Jefferson was
presented by Mrs. Grace Scott.
The offering was dedicated by
Mrs. Grace Scott. Ten members
answered the roll call and one
visitor was present. Mrs. T. L.
Scott was the hostess and con-
ducted the business period in the
absence of ,the president, Mrs.
M. Dow.
Mrs. Lam3nd gave the
treasurer's report. It was
announced that the presbyterial
sectional meeting will be held in
Motherwell Church onSeptember
30th. Mrs. Lamed read inter-
esting items from the Canadian
Bible Society quarterly. Mrs.
Scott read excetaite from 'letters
received from her son, D
who is a teacher in Three Riv
School, Sarawak. The meeting
closed with a hymn and prayer.
Recent, visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker were,
Mr. Herb Walker of • Markdale,
Mrs. Irm McInnes andMr.Cecil
McDonald, Paisley, Mrs. Mary
Hannagan, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Speare
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Speare
of Harristbn visited friends in
the village recently.
Mr . and Mrs. Don Harburn,
Woodstock, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Harburn and family.;
Miss Jane Binning, Mitchell,
spent the week end with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K..
McKellar.
Misses • Pam,' Terry and
Valeria Wallace and Lorraine
Laing were •among the girls from
this area who appeared on the
Big Al show in Kitchener on
Friday:
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie,,
Linda and Joanne of Dorchester
and Mr. Ken Walker of London
"spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jefferson,;
Cameron, Ian and Cathy of Sault
' Ste Marie visited last week with,
his mother, Mrs. J. R. Jefferso%
Mrs. J. R. Jefferson and liar.
and Mrs. J. W. Jefferson and
children Visited on Wednesday
ith Mrs. Bruce Cleland and-
family of ListOwel.
'Mr. Otto Walker has returned
home from SOuth Huron Hospital,
Exeter, much Improved in health.
Mrs. Roy McCulloch had the
misfortune to have her arm
broken in a fall at her home.
Miss Anna Scott and Mr. Len
McKenzie of London visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs..Oor-
don SCott.
Mr. Angus McKaig has re-
turned home from South Hospital,
Exeter where he was a patient
kir several weeks.
- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Laidlaw
and John of London spent the
holiday week end with her mother,
airs.J.R.Jefferson, who returned
to London with them for a visit.
Many ladies from this area
enjoyed the bus trip, sponsored
by the. Women's Institute, to
Brantford, where they visited
the Indian Reserve and other
attractions.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waddell
and family of Guelph spent a few
days with Mrs. Waddell's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc-
Culloch.
Guests entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
.Gardiner on. Sunday were Mt.
"Via' Mrs. Ken Bears, R.R., St.
Marys, Mr. and Mrs. tarry
Gardiner, Steven and Lisa. Miss
Barbara Kerslake, Cromarty,s
celebrating Brenda Gardiner
birthday.
of ;11e,-Seldiurill 1.4as 13,4a1.iia clan • St. Columban will play in
Sarnia on 'Saturday, September
12th in their next London and
District Soccer League game.
St. Columban are currently bat-
tling with five other teams for
a first place finish and promo-
tion into the 1st Diyision for the
1971 season. St. Columban are
tied with London Scottish for let
'place but Scottish have played
two more games than St. Co,
lumban, who also have one game
ih' hand on London Roma, the
next closest team to the leaders.
London Yugoslav Canadians
' will play here on Saturday Sept-
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Right now, with Winter
comipg on. is the time to
move to the spaciousness of
your new home. Pay for it
- while yOu.tnjoy it! An easy
payment mortgage at Victoria
and Grey Trust may cost less
than you think.. Get it today
at Victoria and Grey.
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Royal Life Saving Society
tests were carried out at the
Seaforth Lions pool at the close
of the season when successful
swimmers were:
Bronze Medallion - Cathy Stew-
art, Brenda Finlayson, Moira
Rooney, Helen Rooney, ArniStin-
nissen, Joe McQuaid, Joan Os-
born, Toni Geettler.
MCKillop
Agrees on
Drain Work
McKillop Township Council
meeting Tuesday approved the
petition of Ron Beuerman and
Lavern Hoegy, both. of R.R. 1,
'Dublin 'to repair and improve
the Dietz Drain. .-Clerk Wilson
Little was instructed to notify
the Maitland Conservation Board.
In other busineas, Clerk Lit- •
'tie was authorized to advertise ,
for tenderS for snow removal on
township roads.
Council approved for pay-
ment,' road accounts of $2,740.59
and general accounts of ,
$21,025.59.
C of C Plans
Dinnor-Dance
Recognition of her contribu-
tions to,the community during
her office as' Pieilaintr—dr: ',the
Chamber of Commerce will be -
paid Mrs. Jean Henderson at
a dinner meeting and dance, which
the Chamber of Commerce has
planned for Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Henderson recently sold
her interests in Seaforth Manor.
Tickets for the event are
available at Wilkfnson's I.G.A.
and Seaforth beaks.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Last week Rev. J. Ure and
Mrs. Stewart spent a few days
in London when they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsona
formerly of Seaforth, Rev. and
Mrs. Gordon Kaiser and Rev.
Wray and Mrs. Mather, who
formerly lived in Lucknow and
Blyth respectively.
Mrs. Thomas Crawford, Win-
nipeg, returned to her home on
Sunday after spending a vaca-
tion with her mother, Mrs. W.
G. Wright. She was accompan-
ied by her children, Jill and Tom,
who have spent the summer with
their grandmother.
Mrs. Leo Rafuse has returned
to her home in Newcastle, N.B.
after a vacation with her mother,
Mrs. W. G. Wright.
Visitors over the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Oke
were Mr. and Mrs. David Cor-
ney and family of Winnipeg, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward R. Huffy of
Barrie, and Miss Connie Bell
of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D.
Smith from Los Altos, Califor-
nia have spent the pas' ten days
visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sinclair.
Doug. Dalrymple and Alan
McLean have resumed thelk
studies at Ryerson in Toronto.
Bill Carnochan is also attend-
ing the same school.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy White
(Susan „McLean) returned hom'e
last Thursday after a ten month
camping tour *of Europe, North
Africa and the British Isles.
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St. Columbn Meets
Sarnia Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turn-
** halve returned home after
g3Anding the past month with their
4Mti Charles Turnbull in Ed-
monton and other relatives and
friends along the way. They
ANNUAL
ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES
Duff's United Church,
WALTON
Sept. 20th, 1970
11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Guest Minister: Rev. A. Higgin-
bothem
CASH BINGO O
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRIDAY, Sept. 11
a 8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
Three $25.00 Games
$75.00 Jackpot to go
Two Door Prizes
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(Children under 16 not
permitted)
Proceeds for Welfare Work
Auspices. Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion
Saturday Night
The Ryans and
Theresa
HURON HOTEL
Dublin
ember 19th with Kick-off at
6:00rp.m. at the Seaforth District
High School field. •
St, Columban have seven
games° left hi league • play and
each one is important with only
five points separating the 1st
and 6th place teams.
TEAM STANDINGS
W L T PTS.
St.Columban 8 2 1 17
Scottish 8 4 1 17
Roma 7 3 2 16
Sarnia 5 6 2 12
Yugoslays 4 3 4 12
St. Marys 5 6 2 12
Goderich 0 13 0 0
Bronze Bar - Janet Osborn
In a Leaders course which
has been under way during the
summer, those successful in
passing were; Joan Pinder,
Leanne Melanson, Jean Dever-
eaux, Peter de Groot, Brenda
Dietz.
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-III
CLINTON -- ONTARIO ,
Box Office Opens at 8:00 p.m.
First Show at Dusk
THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
September 10-11-12
— DOUBLE FEATURE -
"BOB & CAROL
& TED & ALICE"
ADMIT ANC! Natalie Wood
10 0.14001 Robert Culp
la nub 0. In orta Elliott Gould
In Color Dyan Cannon
A contemporary satire on American
marital mores about 2 couples aught
up in the sexual revolution,
"LOCK UP YOUR
DAUGHTERS"
Christopher Plummer
Susannah York
Glynis Johns
In Color P
Coming - Next Weekend:
"TOPAZ"
"THE LOST MAN"
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The weather was most fav-
ourable last Wednesday and a
good turnout of ladies were on
hand for the ladies doubles tour-
nament.
1st. place went to Edith Ar-
gyle and Jewel - Westbrook,
Goderfch with 3 wins plus 33 -
49; 2nd - Helen and Marg.
Allison, Goderich 3 W plus 21
42; 3rd Betty Tilley and Dinah
Sills, Seaforth 2 W plus 24 - 51;
4th Katie Phillips and Hazel Hil-
debrand, Seaforth 2W plus17 -40.
A delicious lunch was served by
the ladies and all reported a most
enjoyable afternoon.
Saturday evening , saw three
entries from Seaforth in Goderich
mixed doubles and Jack and Donna
Patterson were among the win-
ners.
On Labour Day there were
entries from Seaforth in different
out-of-town tournaments' 'and
Lorne and Thelma Dale plan
in a Sarnia Mixed Doubles.
Tuesday evening • Katie
Phillips received a 2W plus 18
high for the ladies with Helen
Connell and -, 2 W plus 13. Neil
Bell received 1st forthe men with
2 W plus 16 and Clarence Walden
and., 2W plus 15.' On Wednesday
the men are holding their Furni-
ture Tournament so they are
hoping for a good entry.
Three Seaforth ladies plan
to attend the Ladies Trebles in
Goderich on Wednesday and in
Sarnia on Friday.
visited In Jasper Park, Banff,
Lake Louise and Athabaska in
Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs: Nelson
Govenlock, of Simcoe, were
guests of Mrs. Mae Dorrance last
week end.
Miss Margaret Harris of Tor-
onto, was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Scott,, Ann St.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Marshall,
of Brlgden, were guests of Mrs.
John Marshall on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian MacTavish
and family of Montreal, Que. and
Mr. Obin MacTavish of Toronto
were recent guests of Mrs. John
MacTavish.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell,
of Mendon, Mich, were guests'
of the former's sister, Mrs.
Andrew Houston and Mr.flou-
ston.
Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Col-
bert of Burlington were here on
Saturday attending the funeral
of the late H. M. Colbert.
Labor Day visitors with Rev.
J. tire and Mrs. Stewart were
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hastings
from Bright, Ontario.
STAG PARTY
for
WAYNE 'HUGILL
Sat., Sept. 12th
1970
Seaforth Curling Club
Swimmers Gain
Royal Awards
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