HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-06-19, Page 4Best Showmanship
Leslie Coleman, Kippen won the trophy representative of the Grand Champion Showman-
ship at the Ilensall Fair on Tuesday. The trophy was presented to him by Mrs. Dorothy Corbett. -
(Photo by Philips). •
Saturday Night
THE RYANS
SNACKS — Southern Fried Chicken
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AOMUITANCI
"THE HUMMINGBIRDS"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING
•
Special All Day Friday — STEAK
"OPEN FOR BREAKFASTS"
AT THE
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For Fun I elskoky
Seaforth
Community Centre
FRIDAY
and
SUNDAY
EVENINGS
From 8 p.m.
For All Ages
Seaforth Community Centre
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Legion Hall, Seaforth Pupils Win
8:15 p.m.
Friday, June 20th Awards
Among the competitors in
$75.00 Jackpot to go the Canadian Legion public
Three $25.00 Games speaking contest held recently
15 Regular Games for $10.00 in Mitchell District'High School
Two Door Prizes were four Dublin Continuation
(Children tinder 16 not) High School pupils. Joanne
permitted) Murray , Gr. XI speaking on
A,,DMISSION $1.00 "Life" placed first in the senior
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 girls, Thomas Burke Gr. X11
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 speaking on "Sight" placed fiat
Royal Canadian Legion in the senior boys, Larry Murray
Proceeds for Welfare Work Gr. X speaking on "Copununic-
ation" placed first in the junior
boys and Mary Jayne Looby Gr.
IX speaking on "United Nations"
placed second'in the junior girls,
Each of the first prize winners
received $10. 00 and second
$4. 00.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Seaforth
Sun., June 22nd
Service at 11 am.
Rev. Charles Townsley,
B.A.
of Knox Church, Allistori, Ont.
will preach. He is the third in a
leet of four ministers who will
preach in First Church during
Tune.
— All Are Welcome —
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just Dial
Seaforth 527-0240.
Come - See - Hear
Christian
Gospel Team
Russ Harwood — Broadus
Hodge and their Support-
ing Talent..
interdenominational
Service
at 2 p.m.
KI NB U RN (CONSTANCE)
CHURCH
SUNDAY,
JUNE 22nd.
1969
Set New
Section
By Richmond Atkey
-John B. Lavis, chairman of
Huron.County Board of Educat-'
ion, .has: received a letter from
a group of Roman Catholic Sep-
arate School supporters in the'
Township of East Wawanosh
(former Union School Section
No.3).
The letter informed the Board
that a meeting required 'by Part
11 of the Separate Schools Act,
in dealing with the establish-
ment of Separate SchoOls, has
been held to establish a separate
school in that section
permission for his two children .
to attend South Huron District
High School, Exeter. This was
granted on 'motion that payment
of the appropriate fees he paid by
either the Middlesex County Board
Of Education or the parents. Con-
ditions Were that the Arva school
is overcrowded, that tlie .children-
'sfriends live in the Exeter area, • ;
that the Principal of South Huron•'•
Distriet High School is willing to
accept these ,ptipils and that trans-
portation to Exeter is no problem.
Policy regarding admission to
kindergarten was defined "to ad-
mit to kindergarten in September
of any year only those pupils who
have attained at least their fifth
birthday an or before December
31 of the same calendar year",
:..until a more flexible method of
.determining a child's readiness
for school is adopted.
•
formerly taught in Lucknow Dis-
trict High School.
• The Allasons asked, what the
new Huron County Board'S,policy
would be-on granting extension
to teachers in Europe, but I he
Board decided to take no action
until such time as a policy
adopted.. 'Director of Education
D. J. Cochrane was requested to
write a letter explaining the
'matter. •
A letter was received from H.
Clandeboye, Tquesting
RECEPTION
for
Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend
(nee Ruth Mothers)
Friday,- June 20th
Seaforth Community
Centre
Ladies please bring lunch
Everyone welcome
DINING & DANCING
FRIDAY, JUNE 20
DANNY COUGHLIN
AND THE YOUNG CANADIANS.
SATURDAY, JUNE 21
FLOYD SILLITO
AND THE PERTH COUNTY PLAYBOYS
DON'T FORGET SUNDAY DINNER
Come Out 'And Enjoy Yourself
PIZZA PATIO
,• Restaurant and Tavern
350 Bayfield Road Goderich
Country & Western Music •
In the Red Knight Room
FRIDAY — WAYNE RIEHL
SATURDAY ELGIN FISHER TRIO
Also Entertainment
Every WED., THURS., FRI., & SAT
in, the Ladies' and Escorts' Beverage Room.
Bring your friends and have a party.
Beverage room snacks
Colored TV
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Seaforth, Ontario
KEN 'AND MARJOREE LINGELB
INVITE YOU TO THEIR
OPEN -HOUSE
First Anniversary
on
THURSDAY, JUNE •-26
9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
SEAFORTH JEWELLERS
Refreshments DOOR PRIZE
"The boss complimented me for thinking big ,
in a small^sort of way."
MONSTER
SIbEWALK SALE
BAKE
SALE
SDHS Girl's
Trumpet Band
CLEAVE'S SUNOCO
LOT
,
BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH
SAT.
MAIN ST. NORTH SEAFORTH
• SUNDAY, JUNE- 22nd
10:00 am. Family Bible School
111:00 .411, Mornirio Worship Hour
'• 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens. Night
EVeryone Welcome .
JUNE 28
3 'til 5
Sponsored by Legion Ladies
Auxiliary
In case of rain in Legion Hall
•
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—Board —btfiWChick
School Bus Details
dows; mechanical fitness cer-
tificates. It is suggested that
exhaust and heating apparatus
should be thoroughly inspected.
New Teachers 'Appointed
By County School Board
13y Richmond Atkey
Following discussions at re-
cent meetings as a result of a
minor incident involving 'a
school bus going to Holmesville
School, Huron County Board of
Education requested reports o n
the qualifications for school bus
drivers, and also specifications
for school buses.
This information was returned
to the Board at Monday evening's
meeting in Central Secondary
School, Clinton.
Acdording to the manual for
school bus operations issued by
the Ontario Department of Trans-1
port, a school bus driver must '
(1) Be 21 years of age or over;
(2) Pass a special driving test con-
ducted by the Department of
Transport in a school bus; (3)File
a medical certificate of physical
fitness and pass a more rigorous
vision test than is required f or
the ordinary driver; (4) Show a
precise knowledge of the rules of
the road and skill in sign recog-
nition; (5) Acquire some know-
, ledge of bus and equipment main-
tenance.
Regulations made under the
Highway Traffic Act concern-
ing school buses deal with the
following topics: position and
size of lettering for the words
"school bus" and "do not pass
when signals flashing"; size,
location and operation of signal
lights; colour; mirrors; tire
chains or snow tires; speedom-
eter; construction and insulat;
ion of body floor to exclude ex
haus't gam; windshield wipers;
interior lights; emergency eq-
uipment; tires; exit doors and
t mergency doors;push-out win-
HAPPY CITIZENS
The June meeting of t h e
Happy Citizens was held in the
Legion Hall with nine tables of
euchre playing. The winners
were Ladies high -• Mit.' A.
Routledge; Lone hands - Mrs. 'J.
Cairns and Low - Mrs. E. Brown.
Men's high - E. Clarke; Lone
hands - A. Houston and Low-
A. Routledge.
Box
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I Where.Were
When
Went
THURS.
June
- DOUBLE
Stari-ing
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The
Out'
DORIS
and
and
FEATURE
FRI4
'20
Lights
You
DAY
-
ROBERT MORSE & TERRY THOMAS
Showing at 9.15 p.m. - In Color
'Sol Madrid'
(Adult Entertainment)
Showing at 10.45 - Starring
• David McCallum & Stella Stevens
Color Cartoon
SAT., MON. and TUES.
June 21-23-24
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
'THE GREEN
BERETS'
(Adult Entertainment)
Showing at 9.15 p.m, - Starring
JOHN WAYNE, DAVID JANSSEN
and JIM HUTTON - In Color
aChubascor
Showing at 11.00 p.m.-Starring
Susan Strasberg and Christopher
Jones - In Color, and Cartoon
WED., THURS. and FRI.
June 25-26-27
He's back again . „
JAMES BOND -in a
Big Double Feature
'THUNDERBALL"
Showing at 9.15 p.m. - Starring
SEAN CONNERY
- AND -
'FROM RUSSIA
. WITH LOVE' .
Showing at 11 p.m. - Starring
SEAN CONNERY
(Both Features Adult Entertainment)
In Color Cartoon
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PLEASE NOTE: "Rachel, Rachel'.
and "Countdown" will be
shown of a later data.
Coming Next:
"Rosemary's Baby"
Admittance Restricted To Persons
18 Years of Age or Over
"
-PLUS-
"Africa—Texas Style!"
a
LORA_ ,
EUCHRE
Orange Hall
Wed. June 25
at 8:30
Admission 50 cents
Everyone Welcome
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By RichrrrOnd Atkey
Two new teachers were ap- •
pointed to the teaching.Staff and
the resignations of seven others
were accepted with regret by
Huron County Board of Education
at its meeting in Centia' Huron
Secondary School, Clinton,'
Monday evening.
The new appointees are :Mrs.
Darlene Castle, LinOoln County
Board of Education, to Clinton
Public School; Miss Ann Shaubell
St. Catharines.Teachers' Col-
lege, to Hullett Township School.
Those who resigned were as
follows: Mrs. Alieda Murray
from Howick Central School;Mrs.
Mary Jean Beattie ,from Central
•Huron Secondary School; Ernest
Okell from GOderich District
Collegiate Institute; Mrs. Grace
.Hoeg from South Huron District
High School; Mrs. Isobel Mac-
Donald; Neil J. Aberle and .
Mrs. Linda C. Bell, fr6m F. E.
Madill Secondary School, Wing-
ham.
The Board received a letter _
from Mr. and Mrs. J. W; AllasOn,
both of whom are presently spon-
sored by the'former Huron-Bruce
High School Board as teachers
in Europe with the Department
of National Defence on a two-
year contract with a possible ex-
tension ofayear_or two They
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