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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-11-01, Page 11LEEMING-ROBINSON Jane; Leeming„ daughter of Mr, William Leeming and. the late Ethel Leeming of R.R. 1, Seaforth and Tom Robinson, son of Mr; and Mrs. John Robinson of Clinton were married in a double ring ceremony at Goshen United Church on Sept, 8 at 4:00. p.m. Rev, Wilena Brown officiated. The bride was given in ,marriage by her father. The maid of honour was Pat 'Bremner of Sarnia ".rid the ,bridesmaids were Marg McBride of Chatham and Rose -Mary Rzeplinski; of Toronto. The flowergirls were Kathy and Nancy Brady of Sarnia; niecesof the bride. The; groomsman was Paul. Robinson of California, brother of the groom and ushers were Garnet. McBride of Chatham and Robert Leeming of R.R. 1, Seaforth, brother of the bride. The organist was Mrs. Anna Keys and the soloist was I ist Graeme .G eme, Craig. Following their wedding trip: to NorthernOntario the couple took up residence in Toronto. The bride was ':honoured with, several: showers given by friends: and relatives prior to her marriage, (Photo by Wassman) allivOlebt Huron Tavern' Wednesday. to Saturday and. Saturday Matinee Next week & Saturday Matinee Jamie & the Deirays Dining Room Open Daily from 12 Noon Good Old -Fashioned Home -Cooked Meals Continuous Entertainment from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. ,BIGHWAY $8 DUBLIN t' 345-2820 .It ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 'LAST NIGHT NOV. 1st t SII c~r 171 HIVE L / L (WI .. Starts FRIDAY! 'NOV'. 2nd- 8th', NOTE, SHOWTIMES '. Fri. & Sat'. 7 i 9 p:m. Sunday - Thurs 8 A0 p.m ' Min Poltek would hke to a ayhten out IIds 1Ih.,sC ne way.'or die other. A•MOT ANCt• ®E •.THTCTE.D PARK GODER ICH DO THE SQUARE Program ?HONE 524-7811 sublet AIR CONDITIONED "'helm` v i',I IT; Y: '11 I i °Z� • 9 Y'" ' i"_iii : :T1J�.11.' � Tenders out BY ALICE GIIBB: Construction will be start„ trig soon on the new; head- quarters of the. Huron County library; after county council!' accepted' tenders for 'reno- vations of the former Bethel: Pentecostal Church, Glider - Council ,purchased: the' church building last spring;: as the future Huron County ;library headquarters. A tender of $87,810 was: accepted from Bract Con. struetion Co. Ltd. of Hyde Park, Ontario. The next. lowest tender for the reno- vations1, $97,393,. was submitted by Frank Van Busse! and Sons, Ltd,, R.R. 3, Lucan. When thechurch. was purchased by council last spring, .it was told a number of renovations would be necessary to bring the building up to the required •standards for, a public facil- The building: was pur- i'? a n edC • • chased' for 00,000 and it was. hoped that with the reno- vations, the total cost to the .county.: would be $100,000. That f igkare has now risen to $109,000,; if :a number of iters are deleted from the It*snov,Otipn The p1•#ce of constructinga loader conveyor for books: will be an additional:, $3,500 over and, above the tender price quoted for renovations• Although the construction ousts are higher than origin- ally proposed, the architect's,. fee will remain the same, at S5,670... The firm Snider, Reichard aid March of Waterloo are ,supervising, renovations to the building, Among the items which; were deleted; were construc- tion of an asphalt driveway, the front entry, and; metal soffits, eaves and down- spouts, The brary headquarters will remsin in their present Li htIo4e Street locatiion Mr, and Mrs, Les King visited with their cousin Mrs, Frank Crich. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cruickshank and children r of Corunna visited, her grandparents Mr. and' Mrs. James, McQuaid. Mrs. Margaret Hopson of Delgevill'e, New York, visited at the same home as well, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Staley of Lake- Tahoe, California returned home after visiting at the home of her cousin Mrs. W.C. Bennet and other relatives, Mr.: and Mrs. J.E.. Patterson have returned from an enjoyable' trip to Victoria do Vancouver where they were visiting with their son Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patterson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Ross of Basswood, Manitoba. have returned home from visiting wits Ethel and Elmer Dennis and other cousins. Visitors at the residence of Rev. J. Urge and Mrs. Stewart last week.were The Misses Elizabeth and Mary Black, Ayr and Mr. George R. Cochrane, Mississauga, • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd: Sills of Edmonton, .Alberta were visitors at ttie home of Frank Sills and family.. Mrs. Agnes Eyre visited with her son and family :in. Guelph on the weekend: While there she attended the convocation ceremony of Wilfred Laurier University where her son Ronald received a BA degree in Fine Arts. og Christmas r* Tea. • and • Bazaar Seaforth Manor Nursing • Home • Saturday, November lOth 2-4p.m. aretek Benefit, Dance Roy and Joan BEUERMAN Fri. Nov.. Brodhagen Community' Centre 9-i 1Lanc•h Provtdeit• MORNING MARKET 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - SATURDAY, NOV. 3 Wesley -Willis United Church Clinton, Ontario` A Unique. Selection of ,Handmades, Christ- mas Boutique, Flea Market, Silent`' Auction and a Puppet Theatre and Kiddies Korner for the children, as well as a Wide Variety. of Home Baking and Delicatessen Delights. LIGHT LUNCH Served from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ',OMMERCIAIL 111 )rfFI. '7f AI r )h T This week and Sat. Matinee Don Bryant and .i Three . Lane High' ay Next week 8 Sat: Matinee Travis Srnirgasbord 5 DAYS AWEEIC ,BETWEEN 12:00'-1:30? Hest [OM) HN1 i \11 1 11'\\11 \1 until renovations at the former church are corn+ pieced. The present lease expires at the end of Decem- ber; but the landlords have agreed toextend it. The library is ptesently paying $1,000 a .month rent at, the Lighthouse Street location. Reeve Ervin Sillery of Tuckersmith Township, past chairman :of councils prop erty committee, told couneil. the committee pretty well had to accept the lowest tender since everything vias, in order. .Another council: member asked why no local: contract- ors had bid on the renovation contract. Clerk -treasurer, Brill Flanly said a bid bond wasrequired with the contract, and loeal contractors indicated, they had enough work' ahead where bidbonds weren't :necessary,_ There are now 28 branches in the Huron County Library system, now in its 12th year of operation. Circulation in 1978 was 367,09,3, well up trent 1977- ,One ,of the maim prpblemswith the present library headquarters ha$, ,leery the nock of storage apace for books circulating: in the •ICounty system, . THE ,HUROIM POSITOR .7$R 110710)—, The First Chtnoh 1111414... acid Barbara',Kirkman Auxiliary held: their Thank.. offering meeting jointly on Wednesday, October 17th at 2:30 p.m. Before the meeting Mrs, Crouch played several lovely ekahs ins Edelweiss Rebekah. lodge Met Oct. 22ad with Noble Grand. Esther Campbell in charge. Guests were. Clinton Rebekah lodge and District. Deputy President Jean. Henderson and her installing leant. New officers are Noble Grand Marion Rose, Vice Grand Irene Smith, Recording Scc-Ruth. Papple. Financial Sec -Ruth Campbell, Treasurer -Kathleen. Cuthill, Warden,Raehel Riehl, Conductor -Annie Malcolm, Inside Guardian -Margaret Carter, Outside Guardian - Karen Roberts, Chaplain -Hazel, 'McGonigle, Stratford festival Features The Stratford Festival has announced a star. studded 1980 season, featuring. a number of international stars. Peter 'Ustinov, the star of this season's production of King Lear, will be returning next year. So will Maggie Smith,, Brian Bedford, Hume Cronyn.. and Jessica Tandy and Kate Reid, the Canadian actress who hasn't appeared' at the festival for years, The productions for the 1980 season will be Shake speare's Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, Othello and Titus Andronicus and a new adaptation of Chekhov's play The Seagull by, Calgary playwright John Murrell. The. Avon Theatre, will present; Shakespeare's. Henry V and a revival ofhis, year's popular Kiti{g Lear, plus the world premieres of Virginia, by,, Edna O'Brien and'. ;Foxfir'c, 'be' Hunte Lions Every Saturday at 8:00 p.m. • Blyth Memorial Hall 12 reg, games, 3 share the wealth. Jackpot $150.00 in 60 calls Petet.!.. Cronyn and Susan Cooper, The other revival will be +Robin Phillip's 1977 Theatre London production of Eugene O'Neill'shaunting play, Long Days Journey Into Night starring Jessica Tandy and William Hutt, Other productions at the Avon will be The Beggar's• Opera by John Gay. and Bosoms and. Neglect by John Guare. Presentations at the Third Stage will be The Servant of Two Masters, Private Lives by Noel Coward and the three parts of Henry VI.. Robin Phillips • also •an- nounced the 1980 Stratford Festival company will appear in London, England at the Haymarket Theatre with: a season of four productions; headed by King Lear and including '.a Canadian play. The following year they will appear at the Adelaide Fest- ival in Australia. The Festival, according to, RS.N.G.-Mildred Kerr, L,S.N,G.-Margaret Bennett, R.S.V.G.-.Ethel' Boyes, L.S.V,G,-May Habkirk, Jr, Past Noble Grand -Esther Campbell, Musician -Kathleen Cuthill, Colour Bearer -Lillian Grummett, Covenant Committee -Margaret Bennett, Margaret Sharp, Helen McClure;, Benevolent Committee -Beatrice Campbell, Olive Variey,; Helen Scott, Ruth Campbell, Karen Roberts; District. Committee -Mildred Kerr, Essie Campbell; Finance' Committee -Rachel Riehl,. Annie Malcolm, Ethel Boyes;, Property Committee -Rachel Us tIrov Mr: Philips, now ranks "among the top three comp- anies of the English- speaking theatre world." He said it generates S25 million. annually, in Stratford alone, according to ministry of tour- ism statistics. PUBLIC MEETING for all parents iititereeted Int setting up a Nursery School in: • the: Dublin 'area. Thurs., Nov. 1 at St. Patrick's School, Dublin at Bra p.m. Everyone Welcome, For further inform- ation please call Donna Henderson 527.0435, BRANT BELLE "A" DEARS Ladies' Choir and BRANT MEN OF. SONG ONCERT Hensall United Church Sunday, Nov. 4th 7:30p.m. Tickets $3.00 Available at door or, from U.C.W. members Queens dote Seaforth Appearing Wednesday - Saturday The Grown Next Wednesday -: Saturday Full House: ABARET•DANCE Brodhagen Community Centre SAS` U RDAY,'NOVEMBER 10 Music by Star•Tr x Dress: Semi -formal tl couples 'only . f. . Spaii�it by St. Cohuribmi S.cc r • Pit instxtiMentats, pits„ Edith McMillan t?pene4 the' meeting„ and welcomed the guests and Members. Mrs.. glmer Rivers read two poems tx#: "Antt! n" and "Thanks- Btvtng. " Edythe 1t„'oleman. read the Seripturetalten from all Jokit Chapter 1,a : 'verso*, 1-17. Mrs, Scott Habkirk led., ;in prayer. A lovely solo "God, .Hath Not Psorutsed"x Wal' sung by Mrs. Bill: Brown accompanied by Carol Carter et the piano, The offering; was received by Miss: Janet CRoouffijen nadnd Mdersdi(NUJ d.nV* president. Mrs, Dobie, the guesf speaker from Niagara Falls?,, was introduced by Mrs.'Duke Riehl, l$axel :Mcgonigle, and Mrs. Jas, Keys gave the; Essig Campbell. Vtstttng'4 courtesy remarks, Contmittee-Irene Smith, gave her visitation, report. Mildred Kerr, Margaret Members,were reminded of,a Carter; May Habkirk, Helen meeting at Clinton's`' IOOF Scott, Mary Smith, hall on Nov. 2nd at 8 p.m. for; Memebership Committee.- the United Nation Pilgrimage: Mildred Kerr, I!cne Smith, for Youth. A donation. was Lillian Grummett, Kathleen cone to the C,N:I.B, Cuthill;,_Ruth Popple, C..P.T.. Grand Master's .banquet is: Ce+nmittop-Fastu' Thurs Nov,. 'Bch and. Ernie Irene Smith, Chipchase night Sat. Nov, ,. Mtldre.d Kerr; Margaret 14.th. Bennett, Hazel McGonigle and her Vice grand Marion Rose committee served timmommiummosumm RECYCLING. CENTRE' AT THE TREE TRUNK NOVEMBER 17th. 10.A.M.3 P.M. Let us recycle, articles no longer useful to you. Toys, clothing, dishes, plants, vege- tables. Please leave donations .41 the Tree Trunk before November 16th, Proceeds Van, Egmond Foundation. Parents & Pre-Schoolers S.KATING Starf ini Friday Nov. 2nd "a: at the SEAEORTH ARENA 6:OOp.m. to:7:30p.m. Admission: Adults 50c Children 25c and. TURKEY :DRAW' Don't miss the annual rash, bingo and turkey draw at the Brodhagen sad Community Centre. 15 reguw ro>< p1Tu 3tsrcialla-•Aillrtlf 51.00 ,�. l'1W ed. 140. 4 at8:00p.m. w for 50 turkeys to follow alingle ;genie. ..Turkey tickets, fid members: Memorial Service Remembrance: Day Seaforth Branch of the Royal Canadian. Legion will observe Remembrance Day with Services at the Cenotaph, Victoria Park on Sunday; November 11 at 10:30'a,m, to be followed by the annual CHURCH „PARADE' . to'First Presbyterian Church for a service at 11:15 a.M. — The Legion extends a cordial welcome to all', School Children, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Cubs, Council of Seaforth; Tuckersmith :and McKillop, all other organizations,'and,•the general public, to join` in the Services. Representatives of Organizations who are. pre` senting Wreaths are asked' to be at the Legion hall' at 10:15 to pick up wreaths: The parade will leave the Legion Hall at 10:15 headed by the Seaforth District High School Girls'. `? 'trumpet Band, arriving at the Cenotaph at 10:25. SERVICES OF REMEMBRANCE 10:20 -- PARADE TO CENOTAPH 10:25 DEPLOY COLOURS 10:30 DEDICATION AND PLACING OF WREATHS 11:00 -- LAST POST TWO MINUTES' SILENCE REVEILLE. 11:05 PARADE TO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 12:15 — PARADE RETURNS TO LEGION, HALL VIA GODERICH AND MAIN STREETS, Seaforth Branch 156 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION GEORGE m1LLER; CLAIR CAMPBELL President $BTilr �O�NSperial)vvents Sema..