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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-06-12, Page 8THEI1URON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 12, 1275 Seaforth Manor Happenings Mr. and Mrs.Jack Downey of Flatroqk, Mic,idgan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Devereaux. Mrs. Emily Marks of B.C. is visiting her brother Mr. and Mrs. Harold Connell and attended their 40th .Wedding Anniversary. Sunday guests with Mrs. M. M cKellar were Rev. ancl.Mrs. Glen Campbell, Mrs. Harold McLeod of London, Mrs. Eric Shellenberger, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKellar, Brockton. ' Lillian Underwood, Ottawa, Mrs. A. C. Henley, San Antonia, Mrs. J. H. Webster, Toronto and Mrs. Joan Underwood, Islington visited Ethel and Tennie Dennis. CASH BINGO. Legion Hall, Seaforth FRI., JUNE 13th 8:15 p.m. 15 Regular Games for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMES $;75.00 -JACKPOT 'TO GO — TWO DOOR PRIZES — Admission $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER la NOT PERMITTED) —Proceeds for Welfare Work— Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth Sharon McKenzie of London attended the Spring Convocation ' at the University of Waterloo on May 23rd where her brother Rick McKenzie received his Bachelor of Science Degree. THURSDAY' TO THURSDAY • JUNE 1> TO N . EVERYBODY'S GOING TO HAVE A "GOOD TIME" AT THE ... GODERICH RACEWAY! BLUEWATER RACEWAY ASSOCIATES INC. SPRING MEET + NEXTH TUESDAY, JUNE 17th 7:4 5 P.M.. I rtatiCs ACTION RACE 1 0 S FEATURING °C1 $1,000 FEATURE RACE', mono mom tv IN "CLUB HOUSE''' PARK GODERICH 10 lEt S011aRf Noel $24 818 CONDITION 10 WED TO TUES - JUNE 11•TO 11 • bull Enlerlainnwel MI Slime, 11111- RANKEICIU 1UI AI. Iltt \ht sT1IN tt 11 111 I: NUR Mil 111011 MIMI\ I I 11111,1 1 11 INV. 1 14,11:1: hi\1111{ 111N* tl 1111 I 1\1 MU\ WED.. THUR.. FRI ;SAT - JUNE 111. 114 N, 21 a • fVPil ••• e.• NO.41 N11-1. • ••••• • Jor• .S.K4 VOtk, Adult ErlerTaprirntn1 FIDDLERS CONTEST Hensall Community Centre June 20-21, 1975 See and hear fiddling champions from Canada and the U.S.A. compete for the `Ward Allen Memorial Trophy"- Over%2500. Cash Prizes SATURDAY, JUNE 21 Playdowns - 7 p.m. • Dancing - 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Wayne Riehl, Len Love The Country Verintiles ADMISSION - ADULTS $3.00 CHILDREN 50c FRIDAY, JUNE 20 Eliminations - 7 p.m. ADMISSION - ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN SOc Camping Sites for Tents and Trailers Available Hensall Community Park - Adjoining Hensall Community Centre M.C. Johnny Brent (formerly of CKNX Wingham) SEAFORTH CENTENNIAL AND SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY TRACTOR --- TRUCK PULL A WOTPA Sanctioned Event Agricultural Grounds SEAFORTH 1 — Out of Field — 5000 lb. Purse $200.00 2 " " — 8000 lb. Purse $200.00 3 — • — 10000 lb. Purse $200.00 4 -- " • — 12000 lb. Purse $200.00 5 — • — 16000 lb. Purse $200.00 6 — " 20000 lb. Purse $200.00 7 — Open Class 7000 lb. Purse $300.00 8 — Open Class • 9000 lb. Purse $300.00 9 — Truck Class 5000 lb. Purse $200.00 (Wheelbase min. 100") 10 — Truck Class 7000 lb. Purse $200.00 (Wheelbase min. )00") Safety equipment to NTPA Rules — Trucks to have clavls type hitch at hitch point — Weigh in at Seaforth Co.op at 10 a.m. SEE' THE DISPLAY OF ANTIQUE EQUIPMENT Entertainment and Refreshments in the Arena 12 noon to 6 p.m. Chairman: Ken Coleman — Shop 527-0120 Home 527-0398 Tuesday, July 1st at 1 p.m. 'PULL CLASSES B OW I S CLINTON - ONTARIO BOX _OFFICE AT ?DUSK THURSDAY"--, FRIDAY •'TUFIDAY • June 12 - 13 - 14 A Paramount Release -... DIPIO DE LAURERT1IS Presents CHARLES BRONSON Ina AUCHAEL WINNER In -; "DEATH WISH" IrOm the novei•DEATH WISIO Or BRIAN GARFIELD Screenplay by WEN ELL. MAYER WELCOME TO SCENIC ATOKA COUNTY lirsogreat place to live ...if THEY let you. A Paramount Rohm. RI LEE BURTON CHARD MARVIN SUNDAY, JUNE 15th WOMEN W/R1 :;.;:;:...IANIE THE HIND OF154,1r011111, A COP CANT REM, I.; '1 I 11 11 1,11111111 tif 'Ill 11 I LET THE REVENGE FIT THE CRIME: They had all been violated in the same savage way ...NOW THEY'RE OUT TO GET EVEN! STARTING JUNE 19 OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK THURSDAY to TUESDAY—June 19 to 24 One Show Nightly at 9:30 p.m. ;1:41r Francis Ford Coppoirs L.D.S.A. SOCCER ST. COLUMBAN VS. GODERICH UNITED Sunday, June 15 2 p.m. St. Columban I PETER S. MacEWAN GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BROKER 38 ST. DAVID ST. GODERICH " 524-9531 YOUR CHOICE Of two homes in Blyth. Each having three bedrooms, and good lots at a price you can afford. OUTSTANDING VALUE In this three bedroom 'two storey brick home in Lucknow near downtown ,priced to sell. WE REQUIRE A GOOD FARM From 150 to 300 acres, dairy or beef operation. Our client is ready, willing and able to pay a good price for good value. Please phone us today. WE NEED YOUR PROPERTY LIST TODAY Phone Stan Kay, Blyth Representative, 523-4464. Brodhagen 3rd Annual FASTBALL TOURNAMENT JUNE 13, 14 and 15th 10 Teams 22 Games Starting times: Fri. Night 7:30 p.m. Sat.. gaming 9:30 a.m. Son. Afternoon 1:00 p.m. Refreshments Available CABARET DANCE, Sat., June 14 efs of Bethel Church. We welcome Miss Bessie Davidson as a resident to Seaforth Manor and on Monday afternoon she went out with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 'Hillen and visited with Mr. and Mr. Peter Dunlop. ' Mrs. Leila Dundas was visited by her daughters Mrs. David Andrews and Mrs. Neil Reid of Toronto . Monday being such a nice day they took their mother out for a nice walk. On Sunday Rev. W. Robinson of Goderich and formerly minister of Walton, visited and on, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dundas and son also visited with Mrs. Leila Dundas. Mr. Emil Herinansen spent Sunday afternoon in Exeter as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilhelm and family. Visitors with Mrs. Lilly Hudie 4415 c;4 Seaforth r" Egmondville By John D. Baker Public Relations Officer Branch 156 Thirty-One Years Ago During World War II June 4, 1944 - Allies capture Rome .without damage to the city. June 6, 1944 - Allies land in Normandy to open campaign in western Europe. D-Day attackers include 30,000 Canadian soldiers, sailors and airmen. June 7, 1944 - Landings reported successful along a 60- mile front. Canadian spearhead overrun. Other Canadians first to reach D-Day objectives. Japan- ese retreat in India after unsuc- cessful sieges of Imphal, Kohima. June $, 1944 - Canadians take twelve Normandy towns, June • 10. 1944 - Americaps advancing towards Cherbourg. June 11, 1944 - The Russians begin new attack- on Nazis in Finland. Rine 13; '1944 - The first German flying bombs strike Eng- land opening a 2-1/2• month onslaught. Canadian Sgt. Andrew Mynarski wins V.C. posthumous- ly for valour on bombing raid. June 14, 1944 - DeGaulle visits Normandy. Allies continue to advance in Italy. The Americans land in Saipan. June 15, 1944 - RCAF fighter wings on move into France. T. C. Douglas wins election in Saskat- chewan, forms Canada's first CCF Government. U.S. Superfor- tress bombers raid Tokyo. June 19, 1944 - Carrier-borne U.S. aircraft attack Japanese fleet in Battle of the Philippine Sea. Fourteen Japanese ships sunk off Marianas. The French take Elba. June 21, 1944 - Okinawa "captured by the Americans. A June 25, 1944 - U.S. Troops. take Cherbourg. Allies building up for next phase in Normandy. -,7,..mmmvammiamegava ********************** Country and Western Entertainment Friday and Saturday in the Tasty Chicken Wings for Snacks — Ample Free Parking — We serve Beverage Room Luncheons 12 to•2 and 6 to 8 — At Very Low Pricei — [We Sell Ice] Commercial Hote14- Seaforth ********************** CARD PARTY To Honour Olive and Torrance Dundas On Their 40th Wedding Anniversary at Walton Community Hall Mai June 13th 8 o'clock &St Wishes .. Expressed at Door 1•:;',YM5,11S.:S. `et, el•St4s,...1e VatItalMtaltaft. ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL In The Crown Room Friday and Saturday The Moon lighters Church Service was conducted on Wednesday morning at 10:30 a.m. by Rev. E. S. Stephens of Brumfield United Church. We are most grateful to the ladies of the Brucefield W.A. for their donations of gospel song bobks to our residents and also music for the same. It certainly will be appreciated for our services. Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. we were delighted to have Rev. Yielding and members of Bethel Bible Church with us for an afternoon -service and singing. Also Rev. Yielding amused all residents with his magical tricks which everyone enjoyed and the whole group sang a number by special request. Rev. Yielding led in prayer followed by the benediction and refreshments were seved courtesy of the ladies Correspondent Mrs. C. Geddes Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron of Sarnia visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geddes and family. They also attended the Anniversary . Service back at. Walton Church on Sunday. to residents were Mrs. Harold Hudie, Mrs. Dr. Ernest Swifter was visited Marjorie Rock and Mrs. Jennie by , his wife, daughter and Stbrey. granddaughter of Toronto. Mr. Wilbur Keyes enjoyed an Mr. Zack McSpadden attended outing on the weekend with his the Senior Citizens euchre at the wife and sons Stewart and Legion Hall on Thursday Merton. Also he was visited by Friday afternoon winners at 'our Mr. Maurice Etue of town. bingo were - ?1st Full House - Miss Mrs. Ada Reid was visited by Wilma Brill and Mr. Allan Mr.' and •Mrs Art McDougall of McPherson. Straight Line - Miss Goderich, Mr. John. Marks of Ha Gardner and Mr. Emil London, Mrs. Titford of Hermansen. Four Corners - Miss Harpur,hey and Mrs. E. Ila Gardner and Mr. Bert Hendry, McCartney, Mrs. Jennie Stoiey Miss Mable Whitmean visited and Mrs. E. Malkus of town also with Mr. Duncan Aikenhead on Mr. Fred McGavin. Tuesday afternoon. Legion News Local br ed his William Brawn, Jarvis Street, for ser nf and 56,in,law, Mr, and 'Mrs. the past ten weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson of London attended the Centennial Service at Duff's Church, Walton on Sunday. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • ENTERTAINMENT — : FRIDAY And SATURDAY NIGHT • The • ) Manhattan i • • Linionsed under L.C.11.0. • • • • • • OOOOO • • ••• *••••••••• • Mr. and mrs.Darwin Bannerman entertained the staff from London Wyoming ab'd district at a beecbarbecue on the weekend. Mr. and mrs. Charles Geddes and family were camping over at the Homestead on the weekend. Local Briefs The family of Ervin and= Doris Sillery With you to loin them in the celebration of their parents' 25th Wedding. Anniversary on Sat., June 21 In the • Vmeridge Chalet, Hensall Dancing 9 p.m. — 1 am. JOE OVERHOLT ORCHESTRA Lunch Provided Best Wishes Only Thursday, Friday and Saturday Windhover ;Next Week You & Me Nightly Entertainment Dancing RED KNIGHT ROOM "SANDRAND" Song books doriat June 26, 1944 - Stalint hails great victories in Red Army summer offensive as Vitebsk falls. June 28, 1944 - RCAF fighters destroy 26 enemy planes over France. June 30, 1944 - RCAF's 162 Squadron scores four U-Boat kills in June, including one by Flt. Lt. David Hornell, V.C. and his crew. Coming Events Saturday, June 14 The Installa- tion of Officers will be held followed by a dance for all members. This dance is for members only. Friday, June 27th Legion exhi- bit opens next door to the Forge. Sunday, June 29 Drumhead Service and parade at Victoria Park. Country Singles Dance SAT. JUNE 14 at Hully Gully Sport In Varna - Turn west at Huron Centennial School in Brucefield. Music by BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS Refreshments Served Watch for our next dance on JUNE 21 at the Yanastra Social Club 8:30 p.m. CHICKEN BARBEQUE At Constance Thursday, JUNE 12th 5 —.S p.m. Sponsored by Canadian Fdresters Adults $3.00 Children 6 — 12, $1.50 Pre-School Free Mr. and Mrs. John Fr Minnedosa, Manitoba visl aunt Mrs. Grace Bell. Mrs. Henry J. Neeb returned to her home in Tavistock after having visited with her daugahter a • ••••••*•••••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .* • • • ••• OOOOO •• tiI IL BAYFIELD ROAD GODERIQH 524-7711, DINING & DANCING 4, IF 0 4I