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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-07-24, Page 4NEVER TOO YOUNG AT LIONS PARK You are never tog young to take advantage of the facilities at Seaforth Lions Park as this young fellow proves when he gingerly samples the wading pool. The river was drained over the week end to.allow construct- ion to get urrd-erway on the n.ew highway. bridge over Sil- ,ver Creek opposite the park. . (Staff Photo) Area Family Reunions ANNUAL. CHICKEN BARBECUE & DANCE WEDNESDAY,. JULY 30th Admission $1.75 Children 75c Dance $1.00 — Refreshments available WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA BRODHAGEN AND DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE /4? Saturday Night "THE RYANS" SNACKS — Sotithern Fried Chicken HURON HOTEL Dublin • • A S 111111111=111111111111111.1, ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING • Special All Day Friday — STEAK "OPEN FOR BREAKFASTS" AT THE QUEEN'S HOTEL SEAFORTH al 4 tat 004° SPECIALS With Our Pizza Patio' Tavern — 3 BIG WEEKS of nightly entertainment July 21 - 21 — nightly THE MILLIONAIRES You will never see a more versatile group anywhere even with -Ed Sullivan's budget. SORRY!! They cannot be held over July 28 - 81 — nightly THE GOOD • TYMES August 1 DESJARDINES ORCHESTRA August 2 THE BLUE TONES August 4 - 9 — nightly I KEN ILES AND THE Hi - LITES Pizza Patio Tavern On the Bayfield Road, Godorich Country & Western Music In the Red Knight Room. FRIDAY — THE WILDWOODS SATURDAY — COUNTRY COUNTS Also entertainment every Wed., Thur., Fri., and Sat. in the Ladies and Escorts Beverage Room. Beverage room snacks Colored TV COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seafortb, Ontario DUBLIN & DISTRICT ATHLETIC, ASSOC. CABARET DANCE BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE Friday, July 25th Music by ROYCE REMUS ORCHESTRA Dancing 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. REFRESHMENTS • suNsEr.o...., SUNSET ORwe-iti THEATRE DRIVE-IN THEATRE. •-• VILLE cusTa c H...,pc LIME,, HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 'PHONE 524.9981 .....„ A "Mustang" Theatre ... , t?' • NiZ,c1;s:4,:lrA5r10th-CENTORY 11;1'4':•: Vicit\f,:1•2N IHURSuf-RI., ' Atellitsfilet efeR BY DE FOX ME CINFAMSCOPE SAT. prowls , —. July 24-25-26 ...• .: 20TH C , r pLAN °chEApiEs LIES CENTURY P ET ON -FOX ON. . Watch for "Gimmick Night" on Monday & Tuesday SUN.. MON.. TUES., WED.--July 27 to 30 THEW CAME 1D 1110111 MS VEGAS t, ..,,, . . TO(TaRiti . , ' MEN III COLON FROM WARNER EROS,-SEVEN ARTS TamaitcpustoPANAVISSON• , (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Every Wednesday is "Family Night" at The Sunset. Carload, Truckload or Busload,—Admission . , is Only 1.25`per vehicle. • Corning Next: Thum, Fri., Sot.—July 31, Aug. 1-2 "HELL'S BELLS" "GHOSTS!' (Adult Entertainment) (Adult Entertainment) S li O ir • 0147THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTN, ONT., JULY .24, 1969 PHILLaIPS REUNION NEWS OF 101tODNAGEN Correspondent MRS. KEN ELLIGSEN Mrs. Edward Scher barth',- Sr. , received word recently of the death of her sister, Mrs. Lloyd McLean, Elbow, Sask. She was the former Rachael Eggert. The sympathy of the Community is extended to the family. Miss Jane Rock returned to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock, having been in Southern France where she taught English this past year. In the Fall, Jane will be going to Dalhousie University at Hal- ifax, Nava Scotia to achieve her M. A. in French. She was' given a $3, 000. Fellowship Award towards this degree. Vacation (lurch School was held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, from July 14th - 18th with an average of 96 in attend- ance. The theme of the lessons yere "Jesus and the Church. " Mrs. Edward Scherbarth, Jr.. Mrs. Robert Robinson and Mrs. Edgar Eiligsen were the co-ord- inators of the church school with the following staff of teachers, Nursery - Joanne Jarmuth and Linda Miller; Kindergarten - Bonnie Hoegy and Donna Leon- hardt; Grades 1 and 2 - Phyllis Ahrens, Karen Leotihardt, Sheila Seimon and Shirley Gloor; and 4 - Mrs. Robert Robinson, Mrs. Les. Wietersen and Joanne' Prueter; Grades 5 and 6 - Mrs. Ken Riehl and Margaret Ellig- sen; Grades 7 and 8 - Sharon Dietz. Sharon Dietz •was the organist for opening devotions. Mrs. Carl Vock and Mrs. George Beuerman served refreshments, PRESENTATION For Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smithers, (nee Barbara Heargy) at the Brodhagen Community Centre Friday, August 1st Musk by Wilbee's Orchestra Ladies please bring lunch Everyone welcome DRIVE-IN Box Office ALL DOUBLE ,BRowNiEPs. CLINTON Opens FEATURE at 8.00 THEATRE p.m. SHOWS (Adult Frank • Set in Rome" fUrther THURS. July "LADY Showing Raquel Miami sequel . CEMENT" Entertainment) 24 at Dan Sinatra BeaCh, races problems and and 9.15 IN. Welch. Blocker through FRI. 25 . . p.m. — Starring this "Tony the of the tough detective. In Cob — — PLUS "BEDAllLED" (Adult Entertainment) — At 11 p.m. • Starring PETER COOK and RAQUEL WELCH Color Cartoon" SAT., MON:, TUES. July 26-28-29 "BANDOLERO„. (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Showing at 9:15 p.m. Starring DEAN MARTIN James Stewart and Raquel Welch In Color — — PLUS "DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE TRAVELNG SALESLADY" Showing at 11:00 p.m. Starring PHYLLIS DILLER Color Cartoon WED., THURS.,. FRI. ' July 30-31, Aug. 1 'The. DETECTIVE, Showing at 0:15 p.m. '— Starring AD numet Frank Sinatra ft.e. Lea Remick ""'''"01"0'0'0"'. Ralph Meeker in Color — — PLUS "JUST DON'T STAND THERE" ShOw4n9 at 11:00 p.m.—Starring tam WAONIS ood MARY TYLER MOM Color Commie THOMSON REUNION The Thomson Reunion was held in Hensall Park. The youngest present was infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard O'Rourke, Dublin; the oldest, Mr. Robert Thomson, age 92 , from Kippen who just recently got out of hospital being there because of an accid- ent loading cattle. Sports were enjoyed with the following results - Age 3 and under - Russel Hovey, Bert John Vorstenbasch; 4 and 5 yrs. , Pamela Foster,, Darryl Vorsten- bosch, John Dale; 6 and '7 years- Gary Hooey, Gail O'Rourke, Bobby Dale; 8 and 9 - Patty O'Rourke, Bruce Thomson. Young Ladies - Beatrice Thom- son, Vicki O'Rourke, Linda Miller; Young Men's Race - Ted Foster, Bert Vorstenbosch, Russel Hovey; Bump Balloon (couples) Len and Gwen' O'Rourke; Ted and Pamela Foster; Bruce Thomson and Joanne Vorstenb- osch; Kick the slipper - Linda Miller, Beatrice Thon3son, Gwen O'Rourke; Huht Slipper (couples) Gwen O'Rourke and Bert Vorstenbosch; Linda Miller and Hannah Miller; Beatrice Thomson and Vicki O'Rourke. Spot Contest - Darryl Vorsten- bosch and Russel Hovey, McCLURE REUNION The 1969 McClure Reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor on July 13 with 103 in attendance. Election of officers for 1970 were - President - Walter Mc- Clure; Vice-President - Bob Lawson; Secretary -Treasurer- Sharon McClure; Refreshments - Mr. and Mrs. Ken 1v1cClure;Mr. and Mrs. Glen McClure; Sports - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor, Mr, and Mrs. Don McClure. Results of the sports were - Girls 6 and under - Jackie Tay- lor, Lynn Taylor. Boys 6'and under - Danny MC- Clure, Jim McClure. Girls 8 and under - Carolyn Mc- Clure, Jackie Taylor. Boys 8 and under - Jim McClure, Danny McClure. Girls 10 and under - patsy An- derfon, Cheryl McClure. Boys 10 and under - Alan Tay- lor, Paul McClure. GirN:12 and under - Debbie Mc- Clure, Bonnie Taylor, Boys 12 and under - Edward Mc- Clure, Paul McClure. The oldest person present - For- rest McClure, Man with the longest belt - Bob Dalton Lady with the largest waist - Marjory Anderson. Most Change in purse or pocket- Marjory Anderson. Lady with the shortest skirt- Mari ory Anderson. Most recently married couple - Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure. NORRIS REUNION. • The annual Norris Reunion was. held at Seaforth Lions Park. Approximately eighty were in attendance. An enjoyable7afterno9n was spent chatting with relatives while the children went swim ming. • After the suppertime picnic, a short, business meeting was held. John Norris was named President and Patsy Cook, Sec- retary for the coming year. Sports Werg held with win nets as follows: Races: Children 3 and under - Jeff Stoll, Kathy Norris. Children 4, 5, 6. -Bruce Norris, Doug. Hubert. Girls 10 - 12 years - Sherri Stor- ey, Lorna Davis. Children '7-12 -Bradley Bennew- ies,1 Bonnie Norris. Young Women - Jean Davis, Sher- rj Storey, Young Men - Bill Norris, Ray . MacDougall. Ladies kick•the slipper in the basket - Betty NOrris, Men kick the slipper in the bas- ket - Dennis Bennewies. Ladies Baby Buggy Race - Sandra Norris Mens Baby Buggy Race - John Norris. • Alex Glanville's team was the winner in a relay race, ROSS REUNION The Ross Reunion was held at Seaforth Lions Park with. 70 In attendance.—Officers are - President - Ern Ross, Exeter; Sports - Brian Ross, Hanover; Elected for next year are - President - E. Jones, Seaforth; Sports - Wm. Thayer, London; Lee Ross, London. Results of the sports program were - Boys and Girls 2 - 5 yrs. Mark Ostland, Tod Tiedeman; Girls and boys 6 - 8 yrs. -Tim Ross Hanover and Annie Ross; Girls 11 - 15 - Luanne Ross, Walkerton; Boys 11 " 15 - Greg Glore, Detroit, Mich. - Kick the Slipper - Marilyn Gray, Hanover; Three Legged Race - ' Lee and Debbie Ross, London; Wheel Barrel - Luanne Cheryl Ostlandi Gtiess 4 Many Jelly Beans - Mrs. Audrey Ross; Relay - Roy Farmer; Cleve- land, Ohio.; Peanut Scramble. ' Youngest Person present - Chris Tiedeman, Grand Bend. Next year's picnic Will( be held .on.......... July 5 at Seaforth Lions Park. Girls 16 and under - Marie Mc- Clure, Janice McClure. Boys 16 and under - Rae McCl- ure, Steve Taylor. Young Ladies - Marie McClUre, Janice McClure. Young Men - Paul McCluret Rick Taylor. - Married Women - Marg. Taylor, Marion Mc: lure. Married Men Don McClure, Glen McClure. Married Couples Bill and Marg, Taylor. Wheelbarrow Race 10 and under - Jim &. Danny McClure; Cheryl & Keith McClure. 10 and over - Rick Taylor q, Paul McClure; Patsy Ander- son and Cathie Dalton. 3 Legged Race 10 and •under - Cheryl McClure and Patsy Anderson; Jim &' Danny McClure. 10 and over - Debbie McClure & Cathie Dalton; Barbara Smith '& Marilyn Taylor. Kick the Slipper - Paul McClure, Marilyn Taylor. Dressing Relay - Mavis Dalton's team. Weiner relay - Harvey McCltire's team. • Two duffers were enjoying their liquid refreshment at the 19th hole one• day. "My wife says she'll leave me if I doli't stop playing golf. " "Gee, that's too bad," said his friend. "Yeah, I'll really miss her," CASH BINGO Legion HaIl, Seaforth $:15 nem Friday, July 25th $75.00 Jackpot to go Three $25.00 Games 15 Regulir Games for $10.00 Two Door Pikes (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 111111101111111111010ellitaN niallinatalts The Phillips family spent an enjoyable day at Bayfield which featured swimming, games, and lunch. In a sports program winners were: Pumpkin pie eating contest - Robin Phillips; Weiner in milk bottle - Bessie Scalisi of Woodstock; Mystery bag contest -Cathy Phillips and Adrian De Coo; Dart Game - Maryanne Phillips and Rthc Johnson of Varna; Watermelon eating contest - Jim Phillips and Penny Mc- Donald 9f London. After a good day at the lake about 40 returned to the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Phillips to enjoy slides of their recent trip to Europe. Families represented were Mr. and Mrs. D. Scalisi of Woodstock with their 2 sons, Domini and David; Mr. and Mrs. Don Jeffery and sons, Paul and Robert, God- erich; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Phil- lips, Kathy and Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Phillips, Dianne, Maryanne, Angela, Doug and Jim; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, Brian, Robin, Gary and Nancy, all of Seaforth. DANCE BRUSSELS LEGION HALL Friday, July 25th Music by the Desjardine's Orchestra ADMISSION $2.00 PER COUPLE Restrieted to 21 years and over Sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 218 Honor Bride-Elect Miss Audrey McMichael was guest of honour for a shower in the Community Hall, Walton. Mary Leeming was in charge of the guest book. The mistress of ceremonies, Mrs. Neil McGavin presided for the following pro- gram: Piano solo - Mary Leem- ing; Short skit - Mrs. Harvey Craig and Mrs. Martin Baan; Piano solo - Beverly- Mc Call. Contests were conducted by Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. Graeme McDonald. The guest of honour, Miss Audrey McMichael, her mother, Mrs. Robert McMichael and Mrs-. Douglas Mills of London, a friend of the bride-to-be, were seated at the front of the hall wearing corsages which had been presented to them earlier in the evening. The address was read by Mrs. Jack Bosman and Mary Leeming and Gwen Bosman assisted with the opening of the gifts. Audrey thanked the ladies • for the gifts and invited every- one to her Trousseau Tea on July 26. TWILIGHT CROPS PROGRAM A "come as you are"twilight crops program is planned for at Jack Peck's farm, 12, miles west of Kippen on Thursday evening of next week. The Directors of the Huron County Soil and Crop Improve- ment Association are inviting everyone' who has an interest in ,field crops. There will be an opportunity to see and discuss the merits of various oat and barley varieties and fertility in these crops. Soils and Crops Specialists will be on hand to,.answer 'ques- tions according to D. S. Pullen, Huron Rep.-- LONDON & DISTRICT SOCCER II fl! at at ST. COLUMBAN FIELD 4 10 Sat., July 26th at 6 p.m. St. Columban vs. London Roma O ss Classified Ms pay dividends.