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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-08-08, Page 4I FIRST RUN FILMS IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT — Entertainment. Is Our Business ' A. '001414 FEATURE SHOWS 5 Big Days Thurs., Fri, Sat., °• Mon. & Tues. August 8-9-10-12-13 Mit CENNRY7Driessents PLANET. 04 APES PLUS — Watch for "GIMMICK NIGHT" Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday Sunday. Aug. 11 "LATE SHOW" At 10.00 p.m. GOLIKTW. vANDTHE MIMES At;t".„.,:.. COLORSEOPE in AMERICAN I NTERNATIONAL pIGNry — AND — CIRCUS OF HORRORS starring ANTON DIFFRING • ERIKA REMBERG YVONNE MON1AUR AN AMERICAN -INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Wed., Thurs.. Fri. and Sat. August 1445-16-17 ROBERTSIIAW. CatgarZESer COPINiag Intirmaril rueseeseserreasireite Eleatic (Adult Entertainment) EVERY THURSDAY IS "FAMILY NIGHT" AT THE SUNSET Admission is $1.25 Per Vehicle • CHARLES 94EW The death occurred in Clin- ton Publie.Hospital on Monday of Cherlee (Cited) Glew, a long- time resident ef ,Seaforth. He was in his 90th year. Mr. Glew had been in hospital for five weeks following a fall at his home on Goderich Street West, Seaforth. He had lived alone eince the death of his wife. • Mr. Glew was born and atten- ded school in Tnekersmith, the son of the late Mathias Glew and Mary Anne Jones. He farm- ed for a number of years and later became associated with Crich's Bakery here. For years he was a ' popular figure throughout this part of Huron as he represented Crich's Bak- ery on a bread route until his retirement in 1948. He was an 'enthusiastic hunter and fisher- man and as long as health per- mitted liked nothing better than to roam area fields and streams. He was married in 1911 to Agnes Crich who predeceased him in 1962. He is survived by two brothers, Henry Glew, Hul- lett and -Frank, Clinton and by four sisters, Mary, IVIrse-William Biggart, Clinton; 4nnie, Mrs. E. G. Williams, Goderich; Ade- line, Mrs. R. W. McKenzie, Hul- lett; and Marjorie, Mrs. Walter Bentley, Toronto. He was a member of North- side United Church. Funeral services were held Wednesday from the R. S. Box funeral home and were conducted by Rev. D. 0. Fry. Interment followed in Maitlandbank cemetery. Pallbearers were Harold Glew,. Bruce Biggart, J. C. Crich, Fred Fowler, Jame S Cooper, Dr. W. A. Crich and Harold Cummings. Flowerbearers were James Ai- cheson and C. A. Barber. JAMES HUGHES James Hughes, 54, died sud- denly at 113 Sackville Street, London, on Friday. Born in Seaforth, he was the RECEPTION For Mr. and Mrs. Danny Cronin • (nee Bonnie Baker) Friday, August 9 " Music by the Twilights Ladies Please Bring Lunch 4/.......•••••••••••.,•••••••••••••••••• HEPWORTH • COUNTRY MUSIC AUDITORIUM Advance tickets and programs All perforniances available at Habkirk- Transit Service Limited 527-1222 W4NT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS:°Dial 527-0240 FINAL WEEK FOR THE THOMPSON TRIO QUEEN'S HOTEL Seaforth . • Entertainment in the Red Knight Room FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT COUNTRY THREE 10 the Ledies' and EscortsRoom Enloy a Sing -A -Lona with PEARL at the Hammond Organ. , FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , COLORED TV BEVERAGE ROOM .SNACKS , Tasty Chicken Wings MAIIERCIAL HOTEL, Seuforth iS son of the tate James Thiglles and Maq.Viannem Re gradu-, ated Vern Seaforth St, James' Separate Sehoel arid Seaforth Collegiate Institute. A veteran of the Second World War,he has been living in London since the war. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Walter C. (Mona) Bohn of La- vonia, Mich. The remains rested at the Evans Funeral Home, London. Requiem Mass was sung at Holy Cross Catholic- Church, London on Tuesday morning and inter- ment followed in St. James' Roman Catholic Cemetery, Sea - forth. Pallbearers were Kenneth Bohn, James Bohn, Robert Brocker, Louis Flannery, Cyril Flannery and James Atkinson. Local Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Alex Piggot of Cookeeillie were guests of Mrs. W. C. Bennett last week: Miss Linda Hoover is spend- ing a holiday in Toronto. Mr. Thomas R. Cluff of Mont- real, Quebec, is spending his holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoggarth and Miss Ruth Cluff. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Archi- bald of Brantford, called at the Expositor office on Saturday. Mr. Archibald, a former well known Seaforth resident', is city treasurer of Brantford and was on his way to Bayfield. Miss Bonnie Dungey of Sar- nia spent a week with Mrs. Steve Lupul while Mr. Lupul was a patient in Clinton Hospi- tal. MT. and Mrs. Ronald Rennie and Linda of Ajax and Mr. Ross Rennie, Toronte were guests of Maes. M. R. Rennie last week. Mrs. N. R. Dorrameel Berlirug- ton is spending a holecley with her many friends here. Mrs. James Armstrong Sr. • of Brussels was the guest of Mr. and Mts. John A. Bruce on Mons day. Miss Linda and Master Doug- las Jew have returned after spending their holiday in Lind- - say. Mr. David L. Hoover and son Douglas were in Montreal at- tending "Man and His World". WIrs. ,Fred Hastings who has been here for some weeks left foe Calgary on Thursday. aimn. and Mrs. Wm. Ruifell. of Toronto were week end guests of J. E. Keating. Grain poured into the Topmet- ch en Sundiay all day long and until 12 o'clock at night. aVIrs. A. C. Bell, Tracey, 'Sande ra and Bradlee returned by air, to Minneapolis after visiting at the home of the formers parents, Mr. and liens. Leslie Oliver. Mr. and 1VIns. Ed Lennon 'and daughter, 'Marion, of Montreel visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Devereaux. • Mr and Mrs. Gerald Jordan of Sarnia spent the holiday we- "elrend with IVIrs. J. Featune. eaters. Ed. Holland and , Mr: and Mrs. Eric Richter visited their sisters W. and Ws. Wm, Do.dcla,Afra. Clendon Christie tind Catherinie, an,d Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Watson over 'the week- , end. Mrs. E. G. Clegg and family David Kim, and Susan of Tia. Habra California arge visiting Ws. Clegg's parente, MT. and Mrrs. H. Barry at "Schadevieve" L. 111.1210111, Mr. Clegg will join thean later this month. Mr. and Mrs. C. Walmsley of Peetang visited Miss Mabel Turnbull recently at Kilbarehan Nursing Home. • • Mr. and Mr.e. John Patterson and Dianne enjoyed a vacatien nt Bobcaygeon. Mr. and Mrs. John Pattereon of Ayhner, and Mr. Allan Patteron of London, join- ed them for the week -0A. Miss Ginger Chambefflain rammedi to -her home in Kitche ener after visiting hee aunt and uncle, left. and Mrs. Wm. Brown, Jarvis Street for a Lew weeks. Mr. and, Mrs. William Brown Hamilton visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wra Brown, Jarvis Street over the week end. . EPMONDVILLE Miss Lynn Nicholson are enjoys Miss Lyn Nickelson are" enjoy- ing a weeks camping trip at Hepworth Ontario. Mr. and IVIrs. Ivan Carter and family have, returned froin a weeks camping around Southern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brady have returned from visiting Mrs. Brady's parents in Sudbury. Also motored to visit friends in Ottawa. Mr. and, Mrs. StiVe Hook and Mr. and Mrs liovvard James are spending a few days motoring through the States. Mr. 'and Mns. Walter Al= have returned after spending three weeks at their parents'', home in WilidSOrtt Mr. ,and ht.& Ronald Brady ware visited by Mr. and lVfrs. George Kopachuk from Toronto over the holiday week -end. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket., T6 advertise, just Dial Seafdith 527-0240. If the trend over the last,sbc months continues, Seaforth may find itself in a residential build- ing boom. 131lildine permits totalling $130,388 have been issued cov- ering new home § and renovating old ones for the first eix months of this year cempared to only $41,745 for the sarae 4eriod in 1967. However, the $49,825 spent on building permits in the last half of 1967 shows a drop from the $70,115 spent during the last half of 1966. Yearly totals show $180,213 Spent on building projects dur- ing the past 12 months While permits totalled • $111,S60 a year ago. In terms of permits issued were 48 from July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968. In the preceding 12 months Seaforth issued 33 permits. Twenty-four permits were is- sued for each ,half of the past 12 months but the greatest num- ber was approved in the period January to July. Included were permits for six new houses, all over $10,000 and a permit for $25,000 for remodelling North- side United Church. Permits issued from July 1 to December 30: Don Wood, sun porch, $500; Carl Feeney, frame building, $300; Brian Flanni- gan's Hair Styling,. redecoration, $500; H. Kenrick, remodelling, $400; Norman Reihl, replaced roof, $200; Scott Poultry Farms, Home Built by John Lansink on Coleman St. . John Pace' Home -Under Construction Finished Home of Clarence Martin on Franklin St. Seaforth Lumber Project on North Main Newly Started Home on North Main of Wilmer Cuthill. alterations, $500; Frank Kling, replace open veranda floor, $259; Irvin Trewartha, repair roof, $400; Seaforth Lumber, building, $9,000; Seaforth PITC, new roof, 600; Mrs, Alma Ches- ney, aluminum siding, $1,609; Agnes MeClinchey, new ceiling, $225; Harvey Dale, store front, $1,500; Toronto -Dominion Bank, manager's • office, $900; Lee Learn, two bedrooms to Regent Apts., $500; M. G. Crouch, turn coach house into duplex, $8,000; John Van Geffen, turn garage - into living area, $750; Charles Reeves, carport, $150; Alex Smith, sun porch, $500; Bob Services Out (Continued from Page 1) a car parked near the offic of Topnotch Ltd. The rain and high w nds caused damage to crops almost ready for harvestitig. Corn in e number of areas was blown down but farmers say it will come back again. Seaforth suffered its pervious damaging storm about two months ago when similar dam- age was done. On that occasion; the high winds ripped the roof off the Cardrio block. Barns Down Damage was more extensive in Stanley Township where' a small tornado ripped through a two-mile section of the Bay- field Line five miles west of Clinton Monday night. William Brand of RR 2, Bay- field and his • neighbor, Frank Thompson, were the hardest hit. Mr. Brand estimated damage to his farm at $25,000. His barn was levelled but only one of 25 calves in the barn was kil- led. Mrs. Brand said the house "took an awful shaking". A barn and garage were de- molished' on Mr. Thompson's property and a new wire fence was ripped down. His wife, Elizabeth, used sacks for her children when their pa- jamas were ripped off on a trip across the road to the home of Mr. Thompson's mother, Mrs. Fred Thompson. An L-shaped barn on Mrs. Thompson's property was de stroered. Mrs. Thompson received 20 stitches in her arm after being injured by flying glass from a French doo'r. McKillop (Continued from Page 1) was named welfare officer and the tenders of Roth Farm Drainage for the tile portion and of Robert Nicholson for the open portion of 'the Walton Drain were accepted. The Roth tender was $3,775.00 and the Nicholson was $6,400.00. Ladies Aid has Picnic e Thirty five members of the Ladies aid of Fleet Presbyterian Church drove to the eottage of Tuesday afternoon for a picnic, Mrs. Reg Kerslake at Bayfield Contests and games were enjoy- ed with Mns. W. Coleman in charge when prize winners were: Mee Lorne Lawson, Mts. J. Hug. 111, Mate. J. &MOM% TVErs. Reg. Kerslake, Mrs. J. Cununings Mrs. J. HWebrecht, Mrs. J. F. 'WIRT`44005 "St •55}] toaS Jame - Kays Mrs. Wm. Drover, Mrs. R. E. McMillen, Ws. Ada Delete Mrs. La.rwson's group won the relay race. Councillor 4 • (Continued from Page I) daughter, Susan, at home and by two grandchildren. Also surviving are three brothers: K. F. MacLennan of Calgary; Allan G., of Ottawa; Arthur E., of Gladstone, Man.; two sisters, Mrs. A. (Roberta) Fahrner, Winnipeg; and Mrs. R. (Victorine) Crawley, The Pas, Man. A funeral service, conducted by his minister, Rev. J. C. Brit- ton, was held at the G. A. Whit- aley funeral home, here, on Tuesday morning, followed by Interment in Park Lawn ceme- tery, Toronto. Mayor Kling and members of Seaforth Council attended the futeral in a body end acted as , a guard of honor. Pallbeerers were Dr. P. L. Brady, Clare lien, Elmer Lar - one, J. A. MacDonald,' Sid U- m. lwaLkmAsietk'eMtaitratittlia 'man and Cyril Kirk. Plower- Sieforth Lumber Project on North Main nearers were Dr. J. 0. Turnbull and Dr W. R: Bryans. Beuttenmiller, replace old shel- ving, $100; Sohn Lansink, home, $12,000 Seaforth Lumber, home $10,000; Clare Campbell, rec- reation room, $600; and Bob and Betty's,—new sign, $350. Permits from January 1 to July 10: Harvey Dale, remodel- ling apts., $800; Killearchan Rest Home, maintenance repairs, $800; Alice Reid, alterations on sun porch, $650; W. R. Smith, addition to grocery store, $4,: 000; John Thompson, installa- tion of suspended ceiling, $45(); Clarence Martin, home, $12,000; Northside United Church, $24,- 463, renoVations; Scout Hall, ale/. terations, $825; Mrs, Hauvert, • repairs, $2,000; John A. Cardno, home, $11000; Seaforth Lum- ber, home, $10,000; William E. Bennett, shingling and siding, $700; Keating's Pharmacy, re- modelling, $8,000; Mrs. Jean Henderson, dining room at Sea - forth Manor, $6,000; Elton Heist lean -to -shed, $$00; John Price, home, $14,000; Wilmer Cuthill, home and garage, $1'7,000; Lewis Clark, roofing, $200eMrS. Kath- erine Austine, reshingling, $300; Len Ford, front entrance stoop and new kitchen floor, $600; Charles Reeves, renovations, $500; Bob Dinsmore, basement, $2,000; Garry Osborn, repairs, $1,500; Alice Reid, bedroom ad- dition, $800. An Expositor • Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coleman (nee Grace Clifton) Seaforth Legion Hall Sat., August 10th _Music by the Ramblers Ladie%Please Bring Sandwiches CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth . 815 p.m. Friday,- Aug. 9th 15 Regular Games for 510.00 • Three 525.00 Games $75.00 Jackpot to go TWo Door Prins (Children -under 16 not permitted) ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards -25c or 7 for $1.00 Royal Canadian - Legion • Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Proceeds for Welfare Work CLiNTON- po,F Officio Opens at 8.10 p.m, First Show At Dusk STARTING (AUGUST 11) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIES Usual Starting Time FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Refer to )(Our Program For Sunday Features THURS. & FRIDAY August 8 & 9 /AMES GARNER, EVA MARIE SAINT and YVES MONTANO Colot,Pploon , Due to length of thi'Fisaturei — One Show Nightly at 9.00 p.m. Saturday, SUNDAY, Monday & Tuesday August 1041-1-2-13 — DOUBLE FEATURE •-• "How To Save A Marriage And Ruin Your Lite" Showing at 9.00 p.m.—Starring DEAN MARTIN With Stella Stevens — In Color — AND 'The Happening" Showing at 11.00 rp.M. Anthony Quinn Faye Dunaway and Michael Parks (Adult Entertainment) Color Cartoon WED., THURS., FRI. August 14-15-16 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "YOURS, MINE AND OURS" Showing at 9.00 p.m. — Starring • Lucille Ball •HenryFonda Van Johnsen In A Zany Comedy — PLUS "A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM" At 11 p.m.—(Adult Entertainment) Starring ZERO- MOSTEL and - PHIL SILVERS In Color Cartoon Remeariber! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad .and be money in pocket. To advertise, jtist Dial Seaforth 527-0240. PARK GODERICH THEATRE ON THE S'QUARE "YOURS. MINE AND OURS" Held Over 'Til Saturday DUE TO POPULAR REQUEST "The Comedy of the Year" LUCILLE BALL HENRY FONDA Mine IIRS" VAN JOIINSON TOM BOSLEY COLOR by Deluxe IWO Showing at 7.30 and 9.20 p.rn. Fine Family Entertainment MON., TUES., WED. August 12-13-14 THE MIRISCH* CORPORATION Alan Arkin !Inspector Clouseatt COLOFIbyDelme PANAVISIOW linnedArtiets Showing at 7.30 and 9.20 p.m. 4ATURDA.y.!AUg. 10) 'MISTY ' Coming Next:- - -- "The One and Only Original Family Band" Thi, Latest Nietrial Comedy from Wee Disney Fins Family Entertainment •