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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-02-01, Page 4" 4-41111E- MOWN ferCP010044 SEAFORTO. ON; FEB. 10 148 [Kum Mill Constance So., fel)? 3rd Admissions°. Ladtes Ileaso Bring Lunch Every week more peOple dis- comer What 'mighty jobs are sasmoposhw by low cot Ez- rotator Want Ms. Dial 527-0240. ValentAne Smorgasbord Supper' Northside United Church Wed., Feb. 14th 5 to 7 p.m. Adul $1.75; Children 12 years and under $1.00 .4‘k Pre School children free • Commend (Continued, from roge 1) A,P.w 'Minor Hockey 'Night Attracts Over 300 and te the menihers . Your 4taff Wit0 camQ tqf 1.011d011. As Utility Managers we should all be very proud of the calibre of men who under very noimg circumstances put devt Von to the Publicservice far ahead of any personal inconven- ience or effort required on their part. During this nnforgettable week in London 112 men from 24 different utilities worked side by side with our men in arna7ing efficiency on shifts of from 16 to 20 hours. It was only through their efforts that it was possible to restore power to all our easterners within six I did not have an opportuni- ty to hank each man individual- ly, but I hope that you will ex- press my appreciation to those who came to London and thank them for a job very well done. Your very truly. A. L. Furanna. The Public Utilities Commis- sion General Manager. Remember! It takes but a moinent to' place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, jw_t.„1?0,...tt‘.1 Seaforth 527-0240: ...1•ftegiN Entertainment in the A Red Knight Ro6m Friday Night— • . - tart and Martha He/wood 'Radio and TV Recording Stars SaturdaA Night -- Elgin Fischer in the Ladies'Ind Escorts' Room Enjoy is Sing -A -Long with PEARL at the Hammond Organ. Eviity oiiiimy and SATURDAY - SMORGASBORD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd 6 — 9 )3.m. — $2.25 per person COMMERCIAL HOTEL,k,;Seiforth • More than 300 fans Were on hand Saturday night at the Sea- -forth /seem fi.' the annual Min- or Hockey Night activities when Seaforth played. host to teams from Oakridge Acres of Lon- don. 'The program got underway at 5:30 with a game featuring ban- tam teams. This was followed by midget and juvenile games at 7:00 and 8:30. Seaforth teams managed only one win in three games as the juveniles downed Oakridge 5-3. Doug Phillips and Bill Price seored in the first period to give Seaforth a 2-0 lead. , ..Fodor Put Oakridge on the scoreboard at 1:03 of the sec, ond peried beating Al Carter in the Seaforth net. Bill Price with his second goal tnade it 3-1 to end the second period. In hie third period, Oakridge closed the gap to 3-2 on a gosil by Baldwin. Seaforth went ahead.4-2 at the 10 minute mark as Dennis Hodgert scored. Bald- win,. with his second goal nar- rowed the margin to ,one goal but Jelin Man put the game out of reach at the 19:35 mark. In the other two games the bantams were swamped 8-2 and —the midgets lost 6-2. Seaforth scorers in the mid- get game were Paul Patrick and Don NicholsOn and Bob FUNERAL -- W. MOFFAT WORDEN° William Moffat Word'en, 78, of Cromarty, diedThnrsday at the Kilbarchan N•iiig Home, Seaforth. He was born in Hibbert Town- ship and farmed in the area all his life until his retirement in 1956 when he moved to Crom- arty. He was a member of Cromarty Presbyterian Church. He was married to the form- er Mae Stacey Who died in 1936. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Frank (Mary) Allen, Crom- arty. The body Was at the Whitney. funeral home, wrfere services were held at 2.00 p.m., Saturday, conducted by Rev. Boyne. Temportiry entombment was in Pioneer Memorial Maus- oleum with "burial 1ater in. Staffa cemetery. Pallbearers were Alex Miller, Eldon Allen, .Alvin Worden, Cliff Miller, Ed Chapple, and Thomas Lang. How This 19wspeper Helps Advertisers... By earning this symbol Carnochan scored. for th.e bantams. :±)oth »g4;44.. Set Plans (Continded from Page 1) previous occasion, speaking to members of the club when it was in its initial stage. Guests from London and Stratford clubs will also be on hand for this meeting. Hullet Fed. of Agr. Meets The Hullet Federation of Agriculture held their regu- lar Monthly meeting. in the Londesboro Hall, with the President, Bill Gibbings pre- siding. It Was decided to donate $30.00 to be divided among farmers from Hullet Town- ship who attend the Conesto- ga College short :se, to help defray their enses. Representatives we*e ap- pointed to the various Com- modity Groups, as follows - Hog Producers, Lloyd Stew- art; P o 41,1 t r y Producers, Lorne Htmking; Milk Pro.-. ducers, Lawrence Plaetzet Beef Producers, Leonard Ar- chambault; Cream Produc- ers Archie Young; Lady. Di- rector, Pat Hunkang; Lunch Conveners, Mrs. Jack Snell and Mrs. George Colclough. Once again.this year, the Directorsvoted to forward three-quarters of the grant received from the township to the Huron County Feder- ation of Agriculture. The February meeting will be held in the Londesboro Hall on February 12th, and is to be an open meeting. The Ontario Hydro will show some' films, Remember! It takes but a 'moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in .pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. • ......... 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You can be sure it does if you use the advertising columns of— tHE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 4ThIs newspaper h member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, a nonpriiiit, cOexTelitive association of publishers, advertisers, and advertising agencies. Our cireulation is audited at regular ifitervals by experienced ABC circulation„auclitors and their reports are made available to our advertisers without obligation. UP. MpAslikt OF SERVIGE...MAiik OF atcrectuvrv -,ggg LOCAL .11RIEFS Mrs, Leo FOrtunq reeleVed word that her brother-in-law, Mr. John Redmond. bad Pas- sed away at .bis twine in Cal- gary. The funeral mass is at St. Marys Cathedral,. Calgary on Wednesday morning. Mrs. W. C. Bennett left on Saturday for Montclair cab; fornia, where she w41.1 be the. guest of Mr. arid Mrs. Aaron Gropp. On hey return home she will visit cousins in An— tioch, California and Bound - fel, Utah. Mr. Harold Jackson Under- went a major operation on Friday last, in Toronto Gen- eral Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kling left last Thursday for f.lori- da where they will spend a holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, of Toledo, Ohio, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pringle over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lou King Larry and Paul, of Brights* Grove spent th vyeekend with Mr. and Mrs. ohn Rus- News of Constance Mrs. Murray Scott, Mela- nie and 1Vieribeth of Belgrave visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Dale, Kathy and ,Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszca- tor, Linda,- Nancy and Dianne spent the weekend visiting friends and relatives in Cre- diton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of Goderich, visited on Sat- urday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Buchanan and fa- mily. • Miss Agnes Haverkamp at- tended a' Young Peoples Meeting of the Christian Re- formed Church held in Galt over the wepKend. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoggart and Larry spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ded- rick and Jeffrey of Sirneoe. , Mr., John Turner of ck- ers.nuth, visited on iday with Mr. and Mrs, Reg ,aw- son, John 'and Elizabeth. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dale, Kathy and Cheryl, were. Mr. and Mrs, Don Giousher. Karen and Bily, Mr. and Mrs, Har- vey Snell, all of Blyth. Mr, and Mrs. Pled Buch- anan and family.' visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hart of Holmesville. Mr. and Mrs. ,Marvin Mc- Donald and Kim, of Mitchell visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Os- born, Melody and Leona. Sheep Club s Has Meeting The first meeting of Hur- on County 4-H Sheep Club was held recently at the Ag- ricultural Qffice Board Room. Clinton Don Pullen showed a film on the topic "Learn to Do by Doing". The election f ifiters followed; president, Hugh Todd; vibe president, Dave Marshall; secretary, Duncan Etherington; press reporter, Dave Watson. Arrangements on future meetings ,was dis- cussed. Other business was considered. The second meeting of the Huron County 4 - I-1 Sheep Club was held Saturday, al- so at Clinton. Business was discussed, a talk on feeding of sheep and lamb was given, pointers were given on 'what to Took for in your flock" by Don Pullen. • CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth Friday, Feb. ,2nd 8:15 pin. 15 Regular Games for $10.00 . Three $25.00 Games ' "JackPot $75.00 to go . Two Door Prizes (Children under 16 not permitted) ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion. PRodEEDS FOR WELFARE WORK - toAp.,Egnaondyille. Ms. Eeth DilacIVIurchy of IVIolesworth, vin it ed with Miss Amy Stewart of HR5 Seaforth Over the weeltend. Mrs. Gladys Wath -S J Cilia-, ton, flew to Sask. to at- tend the funeral of laer sister las. Douglas. Mr. .and Mrs. Stewart Ged- des of London and Mr. and Mrs. AT, A. Poterfiekl of New • WesO-Whister; 13. C.; 'VisitetrA• Sunday with aVIrs. E. Geddes-" and Mary. ,Library Committee Meets The Seaforth committee .of the Huron County Library for 1968 consists of: Mrs. J. McConnell, chairman; - Mrs. L. Beattie, secretary -treasur- er; Mrs. Wm. Hart, Mrs, J. Munn, Miss Gladys Thomp- son, Miss Rena Fennell, Hugh Thompson and J. R. Spittal. The librarian is Mrs. L. Beattie and assistant is Mrs. Crane. • • The circulation for 1967 is broken up as follows: adult fiction 22,478, adult non-fic- tion 2,737. Total adult circu- lation 25,215. Juvenile* fic- tion, •8,515; ,juvenile non- fic- tion 1,122: Total juvenile ' Total circulation 35,150. This is an increase over 1966 of 10,222. Elect Officers For 196 W. .1. Kelterborn, former Mil- verton reeve and Perth Coun- ty' warden, Was elected chair- man of the Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority at the an- nual meeting held at Wingham. , He succeeds AlVin D. Smith, reeve of Turnberry Township, who retires after a 'two year term.. George McCutcheon of Brus- sels was elected vice-thairnian. Other officers elected were George, Bridge of Palmerston, who follows Clifford Dunbar of Brussels as Flood Control M- visory Board Chairman and Aus- tin Stinson of Fordwich who re- places Earl Oppenhauser as Re- forestation Advisory Board Chairman. Highlights of the meeting saw the 1968 budget increased by $11,300 to $61,800, announce- ment of plans for further de- velofnnent at Falls 'Reserve near Goderich and a review of pro- gress on all Authority conserva- tion. areas. Treasurer C. W. Baniford of •Listowel advised that half of the $11,300 increase will be contributed through grants from the Conservation Branch of the Ontario bepartment of Energy and Resources Manage- ment. An equal amount ($5,650) - will be spread over the 29 mem- ber municipalities in levies. - Reasons for the increase are higher wages,, the Falls rte - serve development and the de- cision of the Authority to ab - Sorb five per cent of the $80,- 000 'river desilting project at Wingham. "On second thoughtr Every week more people dis- cover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Exl` positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY Presents A Small Experience 4 at the SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Saturday Feb. 3rd 9)00 to 12:00 Dress — Semi 144ormal Athnis' sicin $1.00 Wit Rosary* tho Right to:Rofuso Admilsion g: BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH Zelgg , Mein Street Nortlt-(Orenge Han) Seaforth, (Interlo Welcomes you • Sunday, February 4,1968 10:00 Bible School 11:00 a.m. — "Faithful Witne,ss in a Foreign Land?' 7:30 p.m. — "Is LSD Minds Expansion Real?" . - " Rey. Dwight L. Patterson,S.Th., Pastor Friday Night Mac. McDonald Saturday Night THE HARBURNS ABBEY TAVERN SNACKS Sparerib i and Sauerkraut HURON HOTEL Dublin INTERMEDIATE "B" HOCKEY ,Elora vs. Seaforth Thurkcyly, Feb. ( SEAFORTH, ARENA TIME : 8 :310 ADMISSION 50 cents and 25 cents nil • 11111111 ill 1 111 m 0111111 • 11111111 • hi I 1 11111111 0 11111111 111 ili EN II II III IIIIII- 1111111! Ill li inli, • I•ilSUNDAY, • 11111111 113 11111111 0 11111111 0 11111111 0 11111111 • 1111011 1 1 SEAFORTH OPTIMIST . WINTER CARNIVAL FEBRUARY 18th commencing .at 1:00 p.ih.' - ''''N-.. sNcovir MOWLE RACES STOCK * MODIFIED * POWDER PUFF * FARMER'S SPECIAL CUTTER RACES . WATCH THIS PAPER POR DETAILS NEXT WEEK a - featuring: -* Also featuring: 3 MORE — — PARKGODERICH ON THE SQUARE •Theatre Phone 524-7811 FEBRUARY MOVIE CALENDAR ' T -F -S, 1-2-3, Clambake Musical — Elvis Presley, •Shelley Fabrares. If you are not a Presley fan — come 'see this one and you will be! M-T-W,T, 5-6-7-8, Fathom Melodrama — Tony Franciosa, Raquel Welch in a fast mov- ing adventure thriller! F -S -M -T, 9-10-12-13, To gir, With Love Adult Entertainment — Sydney Peltier. Return engagement by popular demand! W -T -F -S, 14-15-16-17, Bonnie and Clyde Adult Entertainment — Melodrama. Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway •re-create the adventures of a famous pair on a crime spree! • M -T -W, 19-20-21, The Jokers „Comedy — Michael .Crawford, Oliver Reed, fun packed ad- venture and suspence in the British manner — "A jolly good showl" 22-23-24-26-27-28, The Taming of the Shrew Thurs. • Wed., inclusive, comedy — Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. The most,wanted film evenf of this or any season — the temper tantrum that makes the world laugh Don't miss it! Feb.' 29, Mar. 1-2, Who's Minding the Mint Thurs., Fri., Sat. — Jim Hutton, Dorothy Provine, Walter Brennen and many more all-stars team up in a 'Zany plot that is geared towards fun A cute broad beamed comedy. ant to spend a Saturday afternoon shopping hi Goderich without the kids to slow you down? Send them to our Children's Matinee — Matron in attendance. • Feb. 3 — Clambake • Feb. 10 Pony Soldier" Feb. 17— The Last Wagon Feb. 24 — Oregon Trail Cartoon at every Matinee — Free posses given away at every Matinee. Subject to change without notice. Tear out and keep as a handy reference