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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-11-27, Page 22177 • 0 :HURON EXPOSITOR, S.APOrtiliViiiiT., NOV, 11459 BETHEL. BIBLE CHURCH Main St. N. - Seaforth Rev. D. L. Patterson, B.Th,, Pastor ,SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30 PLAYING All -This Week for your enjoyment The Fabulous Millionaires Pizza Patio Tavern on the Barfield Road, Goderich rorro40.1... Nor SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY THERE WILL 'BE • ,t NO DANCE SATURDAY, NOV. 29th NEXT WEEK - "THE MOVEMENT" AT THE SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Dress Casual Admission $1.00 , HURON COUNT -1, JUNIOR FARMERS' - Vr, .1$ t ANNUAL BANQUET & DANCE Seaforth Community Centre Saturday; November 29th, 1969 7:00 p.m. ' sn% auek Speaker - Murray Gaunt, MPP Admission $3.50 Per Person • Tickets Available from Junior Farmers 2-»..`T Recent visitors as the 'how of Mr. and Mrs. Art Wrigh', Joint Street, ware Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Yee of 0 rillia,M r. and Mrs. Mrs, Marshal Klinger of Louden and Mr. and Mrs. 1);eneld Wright and Derel of Clintor„4':qt ereqi Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mur- doch of Detroit, were recent guests of Mrs. J. D, Cairns. Mr. Clair Haney ofCalifornia is a guest of his mother, Mrs. Matt Haney, Egrnondville. FUNERAL IVAN QCERENGESSER Funeral services for the late Ivan Querengesser who died sud- denly' November 19, were held from .the Box Funeral home, Seaforth, on Friday conducted by Rev. T.C. Mulholland of First Presbyterian-Church. Interm'ent followed in, Malt- landbank Cemetery when pall- bearers were : Merv. Hodgert, Ivan Benneweis, Robert Bennew- eis, Ken Betties. Robert Beuer-' man. Frank Lamont and Carl Vanderzop. Flower bearers were Warren Stauc.h. James Arbuckle. Wm.. Arbuckle and Robert Ar- buckle. for. Mr. end Mrs. Les Broadfoot (nee Gwen Boosrman) Friday, Nov. 28th SEAPORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Ladles please bring sandwLhes Everyone Welcome memegamewewse ,sswwwweinewwwwwwwwil STREET( `LIGHTS for EGMONDVILLE - TONIGHT THURSDAY, NOV. 27th• at 8 pm. IN EGMONDVILLE CHURCH HALL All interested are urged to attend. IL „r„ „r 41, TURKEY BINGO •„, • r UESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd ^ LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH 8:30 o'clock /5 Reg Oar Games • ; *Midi/ asoied by LegiOn Ladies' Airiliary F.' '1. i. 14. DANCE Friday, Nov. 28th Brussels legion Hall Music by Deslardine's Orchestra Sponsored by Brussels Legion Admission $2.00 Per , Couple Admittance restricted to, per- sons 21 years and over • soeteesweemseeememewlemeeeeeermieleemere STAG EUCHRE spec. 3rd at 8:30 p.m'. Seaforth Legion Hall PRIZES - LUNCH Guests Welcome -SponsOred by Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion. • • 'St. James' C.W.L. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR - and TEA ST. JAMES' SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Saturday, , November 29th ChristmaA Cake Draw ' - Homemade Baking and Candy Sewing, Mystery Prizes, White Elephant 3to 5 p.m. Calendar 'Handy? Got December? MARK ' • :THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4th ' NOW FOR THE BEST TURKEY • BINGO SEAFORTH LEGION. HALL 8:30 p.m, sharp 15 REGULAR GAMES; FIVE SHARE-THE-WEACTH; TWO DOOR PRIZES. Admission $1.00; Extra. Cards 25c each; 3 for 50 cents, 7 for $1 .00 Sponsored by the Seafortli and District Knights of Columbus IN THE AREA. AT Country & Western Music In the Red Knicht Room )FRIDAY PARISIANNA TRIO SATURDAY - ELGIN FISCHER TRIO En rtainment every lihur§layl Friday and Saturday in the Ladies' and Escorts Beverage Room. Ample Free Customer. Parking Beverage Room StacksT Colons& TV NEW YEARS EVE PARTY with Elgin Fischer and his' Trio' playing for your enjoyment 9 pm to ?? Noisemakers Hats Balloons SMORGASBORD • ALL TABLES RESERVED $10.00 Per COUPLE Tickets Limited COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth, Ontario ) I a• r CABARET ANCE Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 SATURDAY; NOViz 29th ROYALAIRES Orchestra' 1 1 1 1 S Whloll Is the Wet The off- Answers, ••••••*••••••••••egoodc..ro- ver, • Du in PTA T ROY BINGO Decembei 12 Regular' Games 3 Specials pay you diviAenas.e Have 'you tried one? Dial 527-0240. RECEPTION • WI-JIT-WWWW1, Residents of Egmondville are invited to-a meeting to discuss in •••••••••••••••••••-...4•••••••••••••••w••••••••••,...••••••••••••-•-•••••.....- . • South • erth W.I. Installs Officers We doff our hats to Bill and you. You showed us you're made of good ' stuff too. So many things come about in pain; Today you showed this true again. You stay in bed a week or twe , And Mom will bring you cake or stew. Till your muscles limber up a bit, Then you'll be able to run or 'sit - -Perhaps sometimes when you're over - the hill, When the pain has gone. still memories thrill the day you won that last long m'le hope often 111 bring you a smile, Mrs. William Reid, the former Lillian WilsonSUtheriani oep wen Sound called en relatives anti frie'nds on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Govea- lock, Sirncoe, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Di:trance, Chatham, MisS Lynn Godfrey, Whitby, M. H. McKen- zie, Oshawa, and M. and Mrs. Harry Blaney and family, Kit- chener, were visitors of Mrs. Mae Dorrance wee has Seen ill in Seaforth Com.nunity Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W.J,Cleary of Seaforth spent the week end with their' sea, John J. Cleare and Mrs. Cleary of Weston and at- tended the Toronto - Detroit hockey 'game Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Sells 'and family, North Bay, spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. C. P.S ills. Mr. Clifford Trott, who has been a patient in hospital in Loriclon for several weeks. was. in town this week. Mrs. Cora Barrows has left for Lakeland Floriday where'she will spent ethe winter. En route she will visit for a few days with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. T. W, Taylor.Alexandria, Kentucky. Rev. J. Ure and Mrs, Stewart attended the 50th wedding anniv- ersary of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Burney of Embro on Saturday evening and spent the week end with Miss Minnie McDonald of Tillsonburg, hangs the rear of same by '3 feet 1 or more? I . ANSWER: Section ) • ut the. Highway, t Traffic 'Act states. "('very ve- t hick ,carrying load dint 01:(21.- 1 hangs the rear of the vehicle, to $ , the event of five feet or Illort: s shall display apon such overia!'$2,- g load at the extreme rear end thereof at any time from Otter than ,hour after sunset to onli•-1:alt. hour ..,before sunrise or di: an) other time whet: there is icvdfic- ient light or unfavourable i /110S - plktrris' conditions a red light, and at all other tittles a red, flag or a red wooden. or, metal sign suffix lent to indicate the projection 01 such load. ",. t (XI ESTION ').,;arifon'sta hle • I have a small business alid require a pilYrSOn to drive a pick- -up \Iv regular driver. who is hired as a delivery drivtir. is licensed as a chauffeur. hut Ou , occasions he is absent and .1 !wed to use one of tn; other staff to drive the vehicle,' Vy question is. does this part- time driver or occasional driver require a t.,N ilia sti‘f‘ l i fi.„.:tt:.'s licence - \ No. he.does-not The fligh way 'Traffic Act defines a dianf- few as any person who opOra ICS a motor vehicle and re'ech es compensation therefor : in other words a person who is hired to drive. and the person who only drives the truck occdsionall; is not hired to drive/the trncl, • LCK44 1 ‘13RIEF$ 3 c..•At kit; ere Come On Bill and You Too By J. M. Doyle This twe.nty miles is just a song; I'm ten years old, my legs are long. We'll have great fun alonethe way With this large gang it will be gay. I guess I'll reach that Staffa town. There's a hill back there, I can roll down: I Wender,if I'll see twenty three, I hope all fall out as well as- me. There's a gal up there I can see Doggone it, if she's going to, beat me. There were a lot in our walk today - One hundred and fifty-six they say,. Only six fell out..along the way; . And when I had some awful pain I'd think of things we soon would gain; A nice place where we could play Ah gee! I 'think my legs and feet won't' stay, •- I pass a pig; a horse and cow And vesh, I was in their shoes now. The road so 'thick both up or down With walkers from our Dublin town. They must think we're looking for food e Or shelter from the wintry blast. And .eow or road Twenty Three; Ariekitchell just five neles from me, But for a wellg, I must lie down, The pain I have, does make me frown. ' Oh boy! this ground makes one grand bed; I'll get plenty of this when I am dead. I'm getting up but I can't smile; I'll try to go another mile. And that will Joe another dime to me; I'll drop it in the pot for glee, They say we are in Mitchell town; That hill is up, I wish 'twas down. Our goal is now five miles away; I hope I make it, Can I stay? My muscles tired, my 'eet so sor e I don't think I can stand much , more.. Those fence posts there seem standing still I pray and Say ,,Come on Bill," eCorne on Bill". ' And areive• in Dublin, oh, what a thrill! Of We an a ANSWFIZ• Section 34(,2) of•the llihwa; Traffic Act states. "The permit issued• tor a commercial-motor vehicle and for even trailer drawn by it. or a true copytther- of. shall. wheuev"-r such vehicle is on a highway. he carr-ied by sthc,driver thereof or placed in some readily accessihlt position in the $chidS alai shall he pro- duced when demanded by a con- stable all Officer appointed for curt-% ing out the provisions of this Winter Fair in Toronto last week.. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller at- tended- a. birthday Imes for _Eugene Will'ard at Exeter Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- Man, Barbara and Riehard:visit- ed Monday with Mr. and isers.Fred• Stock, Tavistock. Christie's' Orchestra pro-' Banquet. vided the music for the Hibbert The meeting agreed to send ,Communfty Young Peoples dance layettesjo the North West Ter- 4 in StaffaHall on Saturday evening. ritories and to donate articles Mrs. Mary Miller is a patient to the value of $3.00 'or more Seaforth Community Hospital. for a bazaar at the 1970 District Annual In Motherwell on May 19. The area convention for 1970 is in Stratford in November. Sum- mary Day foe "flats, Shapes and- Brims" is on January 6. Mrs. Lltide Stewart told of the success .of 4.-11 brojeets Stating that Sterne $6000.00 would be -required for irpoOnS. for Perth County Mule Making club nierilberS. A' letter of thanks Was read fret the North.Weat Territer- South Perth District Women's les for a bale sent last June. Institutes Officers banquet was -re Mrs. Spencer Jeffery and held in Russeldale 'Hall on Wed- " Mrs. George Vivian were'among nesday evening with Glen Gowrie the 4-H Homemaker club leaders Women's Institute catering. whp were guests of the Depart- Guest speaker was Mrs. E. ment of Agriculture at the Royal W. Ryan, of C. F. B. Clinton, dem- onstrating winter flower ar- rangeMents, using flowers and weeds from the home- garden. Business Included a vote in favour of $12.00 donations from each Women's Institute towards work at Spruce Lodge. An in- vitation was accepted from Goulds to hold the 1970 Officer's for Mr, and Mrs. John Shepherd Sat., Nov". 29th Lontlesboro Community Hall Ainsurrofturogsgrolromorrarrioromimormanwors 4. BENEFIT DANCE Am or, The l'uhlic tbminercial Vehicles Act " Knights of Columbus TIO N: % I S What is required when a \re- iniba.idift...iiimmiiiimm.am $ • $ hick is-carrying a load th,r.t over- -\ % O EST1ON: bear s it Are school bus drivers giveu a more ri g id driver's test than • the as erage thetorist? ANSWER! les, Applicants for a school bus driver's licence must he at r least 21 years and pass a special title iii' test conducted by the Ontario Depetement of Transport This test must he taken in a school bus Tliey must also pass vision tests t visual standards are higher than Mose (cquired average driverst; tests on rules of the road and sign recognithm: must have knowledge of bus and eeequipment and saft21. .1 si MSS - eiwr control. and must' ,I;ite medical certificate of physical fitness, Lieenced 5111001 His drivers are re-tested at regular .intervals. ()rivers who arc under Dear Sir• NilISI an uninsured driver re- 'mist new medical eft- ofireale and lake new visional! d- pay the Motor Vehicle Accident rules of the road tests ever\ three (laints Fund for amounts paid out of the Fund on his behalf years - driv er, 1;.'1 ..1111.i ‘. Cr. er year In addition. drivers 6.-$ and ANSWER to over arose take a driving test in les He becOmes indebted a school bus curry year the Fund for whatever sum has heels paid out on his behalf and eel ±eeelt ye: mus.i.i.swa d in full. His WI Dear Constahle• eiticie permit and driver's lie- is the regula-tion pertain race are suspended as soon as tilt. Ili: carry of a permit Fund makes the pay mein. Provid issued fur commercial motor it'll!, Thep.' is 110 other impeitiment vehicle or trailer whcn'operated . he can regain his permit afIld lie-, ence when he submits on acccpt- able offer for monthly pa> mems, files proof of financial responsib- ilit.y, and then nials the His' payment • What does the laW permit volunteer fire fighter. as far as lights go. to carry on his eat? ANS WER: A voluriteer fire fighter must have-all the lights required by a motor vehicle on his car, but Secrion 33, Subsection 13 states, "A volunteer fire fighter under The Fire IX:pawns:tits Act may cane on the left front fender of his motor vehicle a lamp not ex- .ceeding 4 inches in diameter display ing all anther and a white flasitit L 1012.(lt s;i0will.!.1 the letters " " which lamp shall he illuminated only when such motor vehicle is proceeding to a fire or other emergency. and no other motor vehicle shall carry any such la inp" Ql' ESTION! 1111.71111111Pmeellelleeeellillalemtleell! STAG for BEN LANSINK CASH 'BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth $75.00 Jackpot to go Two Mier Prizes. ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 (Children under 1'6 not) permitted) Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legiqn Pro.ceedt for Welfare Work Nov. 29th Hall, St. Columban CENTRE ENTERTAINMENT 4 4 1 1 1 UEEN'S SEAFORTH HOTEL. •4 An Expositor Classified will • Saturday Night "THE TOF'I:HIREE" CHICKEN & , HURON MOTEL Dublin FRIDAY - and SATURDAY EVENING, Colored TV in the Men's Room Special k All Day Friday . STEAK "OPEN FOR BREAKFASTS" AT THE 41111.1.1111111n •=111111.1, 10:00 a.M." Wecome to our Growing Sunday Scheel 11:00 &ea. Family Worship Hour 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens' Night MeSSage - "The Lord Return" • it I * 01 ESTION Dear t:onstaille 8:15 . p.m. 15 Regular Games for $10.00 Three $25.00 Games . 4riday, Nov. "28th BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY „ •