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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-06-03, Page 4Dr. H. Douglas Stewart, Minister of Knox Presby- terian Church, Ottawa, who will preach in Nortli#Ifie United Church, Sea.forth, on Sunday morning. Egmondville Lurrespondent Mrs.C.Geddes ' Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Teatero over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Gerd Bryant from Peterborough. They also called on their new grandson and his mother at Seaforth Community Hospital. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geddes and family visited with hlr.,and Mrs. James. Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Dungey, also -Mr. and Mrs. Doug. MacNeil of Sarnia on the long week end. Mr. ,and Mr's. Charles Wood spent the weekend at their trailer in Kincardine. LARGE NEW READABLE TOTE BOARD , CLINTON - ONTARIO —Comfortable Grandstand —Good Concession Booth —Good Parking Facilities -NEW ELECTRONIC TOTE BOARD -NEW ELECTRONIC MAXI TOTE MACHINES -SHELTERED BETTING AREA HARNESS RACING Featuring . . . 10 RACES sp pi 'PARA MUTUEL WAGERING DAILY DOUBLE — EXACTOR - - clUINELLA Harness Races Every Sunday -) POST TIME JUNE 6 to OCT. 31 Advance program's will be available Saturday's at Pullman's Barber Shop, Seaforth. OVER -$6,000 IN CASH PRIZES JUNE 4 AND 5 JOYES MIDWAY Fri. & Sat. Friday. Evening June 4th Queen of the Fair Contest. Open to ladies between 16 and 24 inclusive. " Ladies Division Exhibits - on display in Community Centre Auditorium. • Concession Booths open visit Trade Fair booths in arena. SATURDAY, JUNE 5 1:00 p.m. Parade through town. 2:00 p.m. Official Opening. 2:30 p.m. Baby Show -'3:30 p.m. Livestock Parade. SATURDAY EVENING 7:00 p.m. HorseShow Tory Gregg, M. of C. 45 minute demonstration of collie dogs. Huron Central Agricultural Society Ross Lovett, Pres. Robt. M. Gibbings, Sect...Trees, Mrs. Jean 'Fortune, Mrs. Jack Case and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Maloney were in Allen Park, Mich. last week owing to the death of Mr. William Byrne. Egmondville Boy Scouts and Cubs BOTTLE DRIVE SAT., JUNE 5th For Pick-ups Outside of the Village, Phone 5274459, of=sessoffsamporaaPsi osaansmposfs... CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth FRIDAY, JUNE 4 8:15 p.m. 15 Regular Games for $10 THREE $25 GAMES $75.00 Jackpot To Go TWO DOOR PRIZES ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT PERMITTED) —Proceeds for Welfare Work— Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion ti BROWNIE'S DRIV CLINTON --, ONTARIO. BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 1100 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK SHOWING FOR., ONE WEEK WED. • THURS. - FRI. • SAT. SUN. • MON. • June 2 to June 7 CLOSED TUES. and WED. June 8-9 "M A S H " . • • • ADMittANCS Donald Sutherland To nice, • Elliott Gould v4.1111 of no.. Ova Tom Skeritt In Cofer "THE SICILIAN CLAN" or1 Wet7 Only gionitioris ,)..4 awsviesiti The LITTLE BETTE FOXE DAVIS 1 Curtain I Time' 6.1 tokytA ttlitiil POO .41;10 . 111111M11111111111111111111111111111111181H11111111111111 • Rev. D. A. Maloney, C,$.$. of Houston, Texas and Mr. and Mrs. :Reward. Maloney of Barrie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Maloney and Mrs. Jean Fortune. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Col- quhoun of Niagara Falls, New York, spent the past week with Mrs. Wm. Oldfield. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Whit- more of Seaforth and Miss Mary Beth Harland of Clinton attended the Graduation of Kenneth Whit- more at the University of Western Ontarion on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. John Willems, Josephine Willems and Walter Haehnel were in Waterloo Fri- day • attending the graduation of William Haehnel. B111, who re- ceived an honours degree in Applied Mathematics, is the son of Mrs. John Willems and the late Mr. Haehnel. Mrs. Lillian Grurpmett and her sister, Mrs. Alice' Convay, Kincardine were• guests. at the . McCartney-Hutton wedding in Knox Presbyterian Church, Wat- erdown on the weekend. Mrs. Geo. Love of Goderich spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F. Scott., Ann Street. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Scott Hall Will Take Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 The annual Huron livestock and field crop judging •com- 'petitions were held at AgricultUral Park, Seaforth, on Saturday with 126 competitors taking part. The event was in charge of L. G. MacGregor, extension assistant in Huron. Results: (Sevres are out of a possible 800 unless indicated) Senior - 6 Competitors - open to all young men and women18-30 years of age, and also to all those who have represented the County on Royal Teams and Graduates of a Two Year Di-• ploma Course in Agriculture. 1st. - Bob.MeNeil - #6, Goderich - 732; 2nd. - Brian Miller, #3, Exeter - 704. , Intermediate - 41 Competitors - open to all young' men and women 15' - 17 years of age who have not represented the County on a Royal Winter Fair ' Judging Team. 1st. - Glen McNeil, #6, Goderich- 726; 2nd. - Barry Gordon, #1,6 Seaforth - 718. Junior - 26 Competitors - open to all men and -women 12 - 14 years of-age including various participants in 4-H Inter-Club in Guelph. 1st. - Jack Van Miltenburg, #4, Seaforth - 682; 2nd. - June Alton, #2, Lueknow. - 678. Novice, - 36 Competitors - open to all men and women 12 - 17 years of age entering Judging Competition for the first time, no previous 4-H Club exper- ience. Old Livestock 4.d. Feld Crop Judging Here 1101111111111111M1111111111111111111111111111111811111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111118E • r Closed . = Set., Sun.6 . .Mon.,41ires., Wed., Thurs. - = . = = THERE'S A CAMPSITE i" 1 • § MILT DIMITAIMENT . • - 4 ,,.._. ..7-t ONI . CAMPING'i June A Fri." Fri. Murphy and, t Sat. — The imension HWY 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION PD 4 &sway DRIVE.IN THEATRE Adults $1.75 C Tickets available from C.F. members Bring containers for take-out orders. .1",/,•• .•-..•-•••-r•-..•--o•- •••••••••• — FORMER RESTAURANT and TAVERN ANDLELITE OPENS AT es 8:00 "SUSPENSE! PHONE 524-9981 TIM Mai THURSDAY, JUNE 10th LY PIZZA PATIO TAVERN — 5 to8p.m. I e All7Star Children 6.12, 75c ADULT ETITLITA091flit S students will render all non- medical vision care to residents of all northern zones served by 4 the Department of Health and Welfare. When cases requiring Medical treatment 'are detected, the opthamology departments of -the medical schools at the Univ- i ersitY of Toronto and University Of Western. Ontario will be contacted. They will send special teams of students and dotgrs to treat these cases. The optometry students will be working in four man teams , each with a supervising optome- Brucefield trist or faculty member. It is expected the program will Correspondent take almost three summers to complete. Out of it may come Mrs. Hugh Berry considerable research at the Mrs. A. Paterson, Mrs. J. problems with native people in the north. It is suspected that a low protein content in diets is a factor in vision problems in the north. ' 10006"0111115rw0101107110.0"mill this week' at the- ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL " THURSDAY Lou Morello' CPNTON SPRING C." - • t • aol" .1101Ai . (bki NTARIO'S LARGEST SPRING FAIR In keeping with Warden Jack Alexander's efforts to -have .a group of Huron County school students present at, each regillar session of Reran County Council, the children froin Holmesville Public School were on hand for last Friday's sitting of , council in the Court House. of Exeter were guests of rela- tives in Windsor last week. Brucefield firemen •were called to a fire at' the farm of Mr . Robert-Walters. The barn, some implements -and pigs were destroyed. . Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Boughan, Stirling were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan • last weekend. Miss Elizabeth Scott, London spent the holiday weekend with STAG '• Alain Delon Irina Demick ' In Color • P43$1100, SEAFORTH. ONT-. JUNE 3, 29711 and District Athletic Association ►atiet Dance turday,June 5th ,, in SEAFORTH LEGION HALL Music by Royalaires Admission $3.00 Per Couple Refreshments The public is invited to attend a 'Mu.sicat • Appreciation NoithSide United Church Sunday, June -6th at 11 a.m. when the congregation will honor Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart on the 40th anniver- sary of assuming the roles of choir leader and organist, together with others, who have served throughout the period. Dr. • H. Douglas Stewart Minister of Knox Presbyterian Church, Ottawa, and a well-ichown Seaforth native, will preach SPECIAL MUSIC HY THE CHOIR The congregation and visitors are invited to join in, the Church auditorium following the service. The .congregation, of First Presbyterian Church has kindly agreed to withdraw its service on Sun- day to permit members to join with Northside in this musical appreciation service. Rev. d. Cliff Britton, B.A., Mindater Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Organist, Mr. J. A. Stewart, Clioirniester Mrs. Jack Mellwain,_ Junior Choir Leader ADMISSION $1.50 each' or $3.00 per Couple 1st. - PautGibbingzi, #1, Clinton 659; and. - Shirley Doherty, #8, Goderich - 653." Pre 4-H - 17 Competitors -fepea to all young men and women 11 years of age. 1st. - Oscar Meier, #4, Brussels - 665; 2nd. Glen Dcherty, #6, Goderich - 665, (tie broken by reasons) Canadian National Exhibition - high Novice judge - Paul Gibbings, #1, Clinton' runn- er-up Shirley Dohety, #6, Goderich. Blatehford Feeds' Ltd. - highest snore in entire Competition. Bob McNeil, #6, Goderich - 732; runner-up Glen McNeil, #6, Goderich -, 726. C.I.L. Trophy - highest score in Swine. Beth passmore, #3, Exeter - 146 - out Of 150; runners-up - Lynda Walden, Lucknow - Doug. Harding #1, Gorrie - 145 (tie broken on reasons). Huron Milk Committee Award - highest score in DairySection. Vickey 'Pollard. #1. Seaforth - 98 opt of 100;,,. runner -up - Donald Carter, #3, Blyth - 97. Cyanamid of Canada Award - highest score in Sheep Section. Brian Miner, #3,, Exeter - 98 out of 100:: (Bob McNeil had a score or 049 but other major award *inners are ineligible) Huron County Beef Producers AssocialiOn Award - highest score'; Beef Section. • Shirley Doterty, #3, Goderich .130 out 'of 150; runner-up Marlene' Stewart, #1, Kirkton 128 out of 150. • At • Card In 0 Planting Important • . Buying the best nursery stack available does not guarantee good growth. Proper care in planting Is very`' important. Always keep in mind the At the nursery choose healthy, strong Plants with heavy fibrous „roots. • 'Protect the roots from drying ,Vefore planting by cover- ing there • with damp soil or wet sacking% Pre-tilde a good-sized ' hole to adcenonodate the roots with- out el-ONO:ling. Put good topsoil around tir, then subsoil. Water thorough • if the soil ,is dry. 'Do balance the aboveground parts with the roots it is neces- sary to prune the bushes after planting. By heading back the branches and removing broken and weak growth, about one- N third of the top growth can be thinned out. • 4--rot :maw t, kocou . BRIEFS — RECEPTION Friday, "June 4 Music by Ian Wilbee's Orchestra Ladies please bring lunch for Mr. and Mrs. Neil McNichol (nee Diane McKay).. Walton Community attended the Spring con;roostion at Waterloo Lutheran university recently. Mr. Richard Wayne Smith, who is married to the former Mary Scott, was' an honours graduate. a Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Gorwiil have returned after spending five months' in Tobago , Mrs. Gilcrest Coppin. of • Detroit was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Scott, Ann Street, this week. Mr. Clayton Dennis spent the week end visiting friends in the area after his return from St. P et me rrssbe. Fla.an Stone of Norwich spent Sunday with her sister-in- law Mrs. Albert Hudson. Mrs. Ron Little of George- town spent Sunday with Mrs. A. Hudson.rs . Alex Deroche of St. Catharines spent the weekend with misses Ethel and Tennie Dennis. - Mr. R. 0. Willis' and son, 'Robin of Barrington, R.I ••are spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. F. J. Bechely, Goderich Street West. Mrs.-.,1. M. McMillan is visit- ing her ,daughter s 1VIrs. Frank Pearce and family in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carter and children, Joanne andJagice, have moved from Franklin Street and are now residing at Dawnglow Acres, R.' R. #2. Seaforth. CANDLELITE RESTAURANT and TAVERN HAYFIELD ROAD IN GODERICH PHONE 524-7711 URSULA ANDRESS • STANLEY BAKER DAVID WARNER Friday and Saturday - MAITLAND TRIO In the Crown Room Dining room open. on Sundays from 12 'noon - 2 p.m. and Sp.m. Si II, p.m. in thi-evening. 4n 11111111111111•1111k, Licensed for • WAYNE SCOTT SATURDAY JUNE 5th at the SEAFORTH ARENA , PLEASE NO MINORS Cartoon ..••••••••~4.•~4...•••••••~••••••#...a., COMING JUNE 10 and 11 — .DOUBLE FEATURE - JOHNNY: CASH: .A MAN, HIS WORLD, HIS MUSIC "A-Minute To Pray, A Second To Die" (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) HURON TRAIL RIDER'S SADDLE CLUB ANNUAL DANCE Saturday, June 12, 1971 IN SALTFORD HALL Music by the Country Boys Tickets available from Club members $8.00 per couple Lunch and Refreshments included For Tickets Phone 527-1059 or 524- 7503 0 4•1 * • a • (Continued from Page 1) BARBEQUE Constance project of sendng student teams -- i and-praetising-op toraPtri ctkinto Students Attend Northern Ontario. • S ession •... The teams of optometrists and , Council Of special' interest to the students was the attendance at the session of Hon. C. S. Mac- Naughton, R. E. ,McKinley.. and Murray Gaunt. Mr. MacNaughton seized upon the opdortunity to speak at some length-to the students, welcoming them to "Huron County's House of Democracy". "You are witnessing here a very important and traditional form 'of self-government,"' the minister told them.. He advised the children that in 1836, there were 60 persons in the •-Huron Tract who were eligible to vote and "all cast their •batiSe of eye MCBeath and-Mrs.B2•Sholdice • . voters'' do not have' 'the 'Same university ' On the He said that totlar'S' record of interest in government. "This county has produced many outstanding people," he said. "Take the time lo learn as much as you can about your heritage. You will learn t to respect these men! here today and maybe some day, you will take your places in these cham- bers, in Queen's Park or in the • House of Commons." relatives and friends.