HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-04-17, Page 6ALBERT KRAMERS
Albert Martin Knitters, 464,
died Saturday at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. He had been
in poor health for some months.
An area representative of Lib-
beys arid Brick's in) arranging
cuemrvber contracts he was
known to farmers. throughout
the disvtrict.
Born in Holland he came to
this countre in the tkeMties.
He is survived by his wife,
the feather Coracle Vani Dorre
steyn to whom he was married
in Dublin in 1.029, a daughter,
Mrs. Fred (Betty) Eckert, Galt;
faun eons, Norman J.' Stratford;
J. Louis, Dublin; Paul A,., Eg-
mondville; and G. Carl, Mitchell.
He also leaves four sisters and
three brothers in Holland.
He was a member of St.. Pat-
rick's Roman Catholic Church,
The body rested) at R. S. Box
Funeral Home, Seaforth until
Tuesday when funeral services
were held at ''St. Patrick's
Church,' Dublin. Interment fol-
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
8:15 p.m.
Fridayi April. 18th
Three $25.00 Games
$75.00 Jackpot to go,
15 Regular Games for $10.00
Two Door Prizes
(Children under 16 not)
Permitted)
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion
Proceeds for Welfare Work
BROWNIE'S
' DRIVE-IN THEATRE
'C. INT.ON •
, fox Office Opens at 8.00 p.M.
FIRST SHOW at 8.30 P.M.
FRI. SAT.. SUN. -
April 18-19-20
— DOUBLE FEATURE •-•
"THE SAVAGE
SEVEN"
Ab1.4111ANCe Robert Walks,
10 Maas *Adam Retake
nwol.c.°'07 Joanna Frank
Showirie!at 10.18 pan. -- In Color
"PSYCH-OUT"
Stisan Strasbeig
TO POSISS Dean Stockwell
In Color
Showing at 8.30 'p.m. -"Cartoon
Coming Next:
"Dark Of The Sun"
(Adeit Entertainment)
— AND -
VreoBrovin, YoU've
Got A' Lovely
Daughter'
4.0featfea2
v. TSAI Of /44 04 Ova
HEAR
Evankelist Ed Martin
Tuesday, April 22nd, at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, Apiil 27th, 11:00 am., 7:00 p.m.
SEAFORTH PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH
Corner of Franklin and East William Streets
Pastor Bruce 1Vlorrison — 527-1485
ALL WELCOME
fig
The .chocolate 10X' "camp'.
went ever very, well.
sale4 were made by .44P4ta
Johnson, Dawna Reynolds
Betty Thompson, Se fan the "c Coy-
ers the cost of the chonola,
WO.' Some of the -choCelate- • -- biWilittilletikfttre,
bars are still being sold. . • -
Cancer Campaign Auspices Of Group One
The campaign has started and NPrthaide United church ucw
the students have been given
routes for collecting. We hope
to increase the amount of mon-
ey this year as it is for a very Classified Ads 'pay dividends.
worthy cause,
KE S
Sat A rit 1910h
ENTERTAINMENT
46.
FRIDAY — Mike Hodgert
SATURDAY — "Elgin Fisher",
in the Ladies' and Eicorte Room Eruioy a Sing-A-Long with
PEARL at the Hamniond Organ
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ,
COLORED TV
TASTY BEVERAGE ROQM SNACKS-
Smorgasbord
SATURDAY, APRIL. -19th
6-9 p.m. —, $2.25 per person
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Sealotih
FORMAL DA CE
to the
Music. of
"The
COPPERTONES"
Seaforth District High School
FRIDAY, APRIL 25th
9:30 to 1:00 a.m.
Crowning. of "Formal Queen"
Tickets available from Students or at the
Expositor Office.
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INFORMATION AtrigTINQ
On the
neral Farm Organization (GF0).
On Wednesday' 441 23 at 9:00 IMn.
HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL
BRUCEFIELD
Speakers — Phil Durand and Elmer Hunter
Seaforth Chamber of Commerce
DINNER MEETING
LEGION HALL
Wednesday, April 23
Speaker: J. C. R. Waddell of the Ontario
Development Corporation -
Short Film
Reception 6:15 p.m. Dinner 6:45 p.m.
TICKETS $2.25 EACH
MEETING NOTICE .
Annual Meeting of the
HURON (PROV.) LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
Will be held at
HOTEL CLINTON
• Thursday, April 24
at 8:30 p.m.
J. H. ArilkEN, Secretary
$.910 VARIETY
DINING & DANCING
Friday, April 18,
'The Bluetones"
Saturday, April 19
"The Dimensions'
"Back by Popular Demand"
Come' bait And Enjoy Yourself
PIZZA PATIO
Restaurant- and. Tavein
350 Bayfield Road_ Goderich
nwmty Hosp.
*114 631rd year.
Re was horn in County
near Lueicnow bat has lived in
Seaforth area for a number of
3ears.
Surviving is a half brother,
Robert Ross of London.
A private funeral will be held
from the G. A. Whitney Funeral
Home on Friday, April 18th at
11 a. m. with Rev. J. C. Britton
officiating. Interment will follow
im Maitlandbank Cemetery. '
Stewart McGregler o f lleate.irth Th)14) „
at -Seafirthi -Cem,brates Kratishopfi, '.44.4*ao :EC1Celt
9:00 — 12:00
At SEAFORTH ARENA
DRESS — CASUAL
ADMISSION $1.00
THE MANEQUIN
Saturday, April 19th
'5IEWART MeGREGOR.4, 1.9w04
Southern Fried iChicken
HURON HOTEL
Dublin
SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY
presents
Saturday .Night
The Ryans
Beverage Room Snacks
" • ,:•4
MRS. MELVIN CRICH
Mns..Melvin firieh, 66, of Clin-
ton died Thursday' in the Clini•
ton Public tHospitall;
She. was a widow, the former
Amy Viola MoBmi n.
Surviving are her stepdaught-
er, Mlrs. Walter (Ivy) Scott, Sea-
forth); stepson, Harry °rich,
Clinton; two smile Ray Gibbings,
Listowel and Harald Gibbings,
Clinton.
The service was held 'Satur-
day at 2' p.m. at the Ball Funer-
al Home, Clinton,' Burial was
'in 'Clinton Cemetery..
MRS. EPHRAIM' SNELL
Mrs. Ephraim. Snell, 73,• Clin-
ton. died Thursday at the Clin-
ton Public Hospital. She was the
former ,Margaret Ethel Mokire-
house. •
Survivors are her • husband;'
daughters, Mrs. Alvin (Barbara)
Betties, RR 1 Bayfleid; Mrs,
M. (Jayne Mary) Taylor, Dawtsotn
elreek. B. C.; sons, Richard', Bly-
th; James, RR 1 Clinton; brother
part
weaminctsorPhell,,,goadaTnitinviwetor Sethi; wili'.4,eiothl,1.1174)61;9!balle• E°s$M04 *-4Y 30' vgalirenD°°Girenanal' Sane, NdraageyColRuneillan.ey,
publik Augetax sOictoolif wore-,11...; • ' The Maloney Bros. Contractors Ruth' Ann Dunlop, 4044Ree HInloptsePper:
held Tuesday from Boshrop.', hoUse on lot 3, Water Street, Jane Sills. Carol Ann Wallace, punera Home at i„ pm; tond Egmondville, to Mr. Ronald Kel- Rosemary Newnham, Debbie
Wey, Mary Lou McGregor, Deb-
bie Wallace, Brenda Dietz, Mary
Oke, Janice Dietz.
Boyi: Junior, K. Anderson, N.
Dale, J. Stoll, S. McLean, R. Van
der Wiel, J. Thompson, J. Put-
t:Ian, 14 Weber, C. Kerslake, H.
Groothms, D. Jewitt, J. Flan-
nery; senior, J. McGrath (lead-
er), D. Phillips, B. Leonhardt,
B. Price, E. MeNab, R. Hender-
son, J.,Dalrymple, G. Dolmage,
R. MacKenzie, B. Wallace.
The glee club sang various
songs directed by Miss Reid and
accompanied by Carol Shortreed.
Their songs, included Whiffen-
poof Song, All In The April
Evening and The Bounds of Si-
lence.
Methbers taking part were:
Mary Elliott, Laurel Hemingway,
Carolyn Fraser, Dianne Fraser,
Gail Traviss, Emma Shortreed,
Elaine Roberton, Nancy Sillery,
Janice Sillery, Maureen, Connol-
ly, Diane Henderson, Evelyn
Storey, Ann Nobel, Mary Cath-
erine McQuaid, Carol Bell, Marg
Elligsen, Darlene Elligsen, Mary
Anne McLean, Nancy Forrett,
Terry Kunz, Josephine Willems,
Beverley McCall, Becky Nolan,
Mary Leeming, Jane Sills, Hen-
drina Verberne, Joanne Arts,
Marion Nott, Helen Tilley;
Elaine Carter, Sharon Marks,
Sharon Staples, Barbara Gem-
mell, Janet Otten, Mary Lou
MacGregor, Barry Gordon, Bill
Whyte, Bruce McDonald, Bill
Shortreed, Bruce Scott, John
Leeming.
A special attraction during the
show was the comedy skit fea-
turing the grade thirteen stu-
dents. Linda Farbes, Joe Ball
and Ted Scott.
The stage crew was directed
by W. K. Murdie and included
lighting, Bruce Wilbee, stage
managera, Jim Rowatt, Neil Mc-
Donald. stage crew, Ralph Smith,
John Gorwill, Ron Dalrymple.
The program cover was de-
signed by Bruce Wilbee.
Formal
This week, the students in
grades eleven, twelve and thir-
teen elected candidates for the
Formal Queen. Two girls were
nominated from each of the
three gradeS. They include Mar-
garet Coombs and Cynthia
Newnham, grade eleven; An,
gela Devereaux and 'Sharon Tal-
bot grade twelve; Jo-Ann Goet-
tier and Mary Anne Kunz, grade
thirteen. The whole, student.
body, will vote and a queen will'
be chosen 'from the six who
were notainated..The queen will --.
be crowned at the formal by
last year's queen, Jane. Medea-
Vcolate Bar, Campaign "
Murdrock of gentaa,Pr9deeeeq94 2:1**(tr' Reidy and f Wed both girls
was ,a postmaster ofertn*Lcige ' ' • - ing up residence '41' T°17°111°' 4e Property Changes
A.F. and AIM. 224, genSill,'end
chartered ittuelawl..'0:,,Thirion..- Property transfers made: re
and Bruce Lodge, Toren*: ' . • , ,..cently through the real ' estate
His. Wile the 'Aferiiiee,„,40,,,• office of Joseph McCOnnell,
hint in 1964, • , , gi- .; . .P ,,:....koli',.• : ne hoe* and' 'PrePert$,Of ,
vice on $s_ltardelraJ:39 PP. restiedy_Jeffer)",. leanAOY.91% Dr, CAfirBEW ArghTean --6usi, Elaine Carter, Helen Til- Dr. Bye A. Ozint,Rhell Tqztv:'-7.0.910, 13-tgiol was ,the "f„!3.‘"4 'Kama Ruth Ann onto. passed amla,Y•let $040; Iftir, CeineterY. - UY't •
on Hospital Saturday, April 1Xit Panleg, Ilendrina Verberne,
July 1st this year bad, Ile:tub/eft ' ' - - • - • -
-•- Carol Bell, Mary Elliott, Dawna in his 100th year- .-40.. Would
have reaehed his)100th,4hirthdaY• 'HI:Olds. Meeting ...... ... . .
Reynolds, Janice Dietz, Barbara
McClure, Angela Devereaux,
The late Dr. Canitcheil carne Seaforth 2 met at Jean Diver- Maroon Hoegy, Karen MeDon-
to Lucent WedneSday evening to eatur's home when Huron Home aid, Glenda Little, Sharon John-
attend a lodge Meeting ,and : Economist, Susan Heard was in ston, Janice McClure, Terry
while sta,iriing Overnight with ' attendance. Della Wallace read Kunz, Lynn Moggach, JUdY'flui-
friends in EXeter ' became ill the minutes. The next meeting ley, Sandra Johnston, Sharga
and was taken to the boaPital, will be at Jane Sills.
Zurich for 25 yearsPbefkne- talc- • . . .
Marks, Mary Ann McLean, Marg
lei Coombs, Brenda Fryer, Mary Dr. Campbell' 'prael*ed •
. ' Leeming, Laurie Bell, Marg El-
Surkuing., ere t4.. '74,!le. late Um Jebn Part, Eginantk and bnYs
The wisise,1 ..:yeapt ..0441,, 04017;• vines to Nu., • mou.; img„ were girl.= Betty McGregor, Rita
ten by Bev. Httether'.i4f Zurich. ,Burfal Was lam' Bensr~ull
Union cemetery. —
Pallbearers Were; Delbert
Geiger, Ivan Kallbfleiscbt, Ivan.
Kallifintsdh; Ivan) Ymingblut,
Leroy O'Brien Dr. H. H. Often,
Dotruald Joynt.
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terhorn, Mitchell, possession
. July, 30, 1969.
The two faini y dwelling on
Welsh Street, owned 'by Mr.
Lewis Clark, Tuckersmith ToWn-
ship to Mr. Larry Wesenberg,
Seaforth. Possession July. let,
1969.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. Cora Barrows has re-
, turned home afer spending the
winter in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W4 Zurbrigg
of Listowel were Sunday guests
of Rev. J. Ike and Mrs. Stewart.
Mr. and' Mrs. George Addison
have returned from Lakeland,
Florida where they spent the
winter.
Mr. ,an,c1 Mrs, JamesId.' Scott
have returned after spending
an. end oy abl boll day with Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Smith of'Sweib-
releken, Germany. aril touring
with them through Italy and
Holland.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Murray Campbell
of Theznalon were , Sunday
guests with Wk. •and Mrs. Hugh
Thompson.
Mr. and. 'Mrs, Hugh Thompson
were 'recent guests with Mr. and
'Mrs. Ken Thompson end family
of ,Burlington.
Sister' Discusses
(Continued from Page 1)
this year on June 26th and 27th
were discussed and arrange-
ments completed for a draw in
connection with the Carnival
which is being handled by a
'committee headed by Dr. J. 0.
Turnbull.
(Continued horn
JOhnt, PleStneslelvet„ /044 gin, Anne Kunz, Jeanette
ArietePt 4Ergnir Lre";' ri,,,ig„„,,cbast Tornb4
Plegh°4 ° fab411.Ait Vim, Diane 4'latterson, Jeanette Wat- 9 bong' 6rwoiertke Janerurw Sills, Pattia Etne,
at Sk
will bo held ^'
in IOOF Hall
Fri., Apr. 18, 1969
at 8:30 pan.
(Continued from Page 1)
council endorsed the resolution.
A further resolution from
Smith Falls asking that the
province assume total cost of
elementary and secondary school
education -was tabled ,without
action.
"We all like to remove tax
loads from real estate but at
the seine time we must be rea-
lists and see that the costs are
met,'.' Mayor Sills said. He was
concerned that by handing, over
the responsibility for payment
of educational costs the- areas
would, lose control' and suggest,
ed no action should be taken
until we see how the new coun-
ty boards work out.
Agree On
The C.P. and T.
EUCHRE AND ,
DRAW
Lunch provided
Admission 50c 8:00 p.m.
Everyone Welcome
ligsen, Diane Henderam, Brenda
Rodger* Mary McQuaid, Mary
Anne Segeren.
A gymnastics program wet'
presented under direction, of
Miss Weller and Mr. K.
events, Taking
TUPPERWARE
PARTY
St. Thomas' Church
Parish Hall
Tues., April 22nd
*Ms
AMMON.= \
TWO BIG HIES TO OPEN .THE SEASON
Friday..Satarday. Sunday—April 18-19-20
"THE YOUNG RUNAWAYS"
(Adult Entertaintnen0
• '.•*.
"THE. STRANGER RETURNS"
(Adult Entertainment)
Coming Next WFekend—April .25-26-27
"Bonnie and Clyde" "Cool Hand Luke"
(Adult Entertainment) (Adult Entertainment)
A "MUSTANG" THEATRE
LARGEST SCREEN IN HURON COUNTY ALWAYS A DOUBLE BILL
Children Under 12 In Cars Free s •
OP.ENING -FRIDAY , NIGHT
BOX OFFICE OPEN AT 7.30 P.M. — FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
DRIVE-IN NEAT r I
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THURSDAY
FRIDAY
& SATURDAY
DON'T MISS
DICK PERFECT
and the
COUNTRY FOLK
•
Beverage Room Snacks
PIGTAILS & SAUERKRAUT
• AT THE
QUEEN'S HOTEL
SEAFORTH
THANKS
Having sold our business, Seaforth
DiscOunt Centre, to J and L Vitamins and
Cosmetics Ltd.r yve wish to express our ap-
preciation to the people of Seaforth and
district for the splendid support which
has been' extended to us since we opened
last year.
We invite the same support and co-
operation for the new owners who 'are
saw in possession.
Wibtn'er Johnston