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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-09-12, Page 6IF7 s, d Stfitf$4 POO 011rOlemi S.ERMORiliip Mitt SEPT, 124 1968 -§rE9AL ATTRACTION .t !- This Week • '"THESE THREE" QUEEN'S HOTEL Seaforth Saturday Night Music by The Ryans BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS HURON HOTEL Dublin COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth Friday — ``Clarence Petrie" . Saturday "Elgin Fischer" In the Ladies 1 and Escorts' Room Eniiiy a Sing -A -Long with PEARL at the Hammond Organ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - COLORED TV BEVERAGE loom SNACKS Tasty Chicken Wings OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 Blyth Agricultural aSociety Horse Show Monday Evening, Sept. 16th -8p.m. BLYTH COMMUNITY ARENA FEATURING: Pony Race, Tug of War, Musical Chairs Four Horse Hitch Full Evening oi Entertainment Large Midway and Refreshment Bootis• on the grounds RAY HANNA DONALD M. YOUNG President Sec.-Treas. • e. , e , , : , ‘i " ; •^2,Ar , r4rhr IV3V. 8 6 9EBICHAT CONCESSION D. 4' PHONE 524C1 WEEKEND SHOWS ONLY TILL END OF SEASON THURS.i FRI., SAT. Sept. 12-13-14 — COLUMBIA PICTURF-S Mob — AUDIE MURPHY 44 , Thursday Is Family Night At The Sunset $1.25 Per Vehicle ALFtericirieVic5.1S AN NADAL PTTUf8 PRODUCTION • EASIMAti COM NENRIG1) e---;iiicr fiebableankllatovm.., g.,\N justlikeaman1 FONDA s! .'",erC =ICON/ JANICE",;- .r / „„. • 1... r M1) iiiili• 'sr Ativmdrocam AcAttill'• fAdyn Eaurtatranron COMING Nin wEsiceNo, ."The Las* COnfirtiOnfli , ' (Adult apotthim•at) PLUS . , ,, t 1 V°7eance . 0 SHEd` AREA WPM 111WIEGGE—DIETRICH Northern, Ontario was the honeymoon destination 'of Mr. and • Mrs. Richard Muegge fol- lowing their wedding in Our Lady of Mt'. Carmel Church on August 23. The bride is the former Mary JoAnne Dietrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dietrich, Mount Carmel. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Muegge, Seaforth. Rev. Basil Glavin, uncle of the bride, Owen Sound, offic- iated at the early evening cere- mony. The church was decorat- ed with pink and white glad- ioli. • The .bride was given in mar- riage by her father and wore white Italian lace trimmed with peau de • soie ' over •taffeta. The floor -length straight -lined dress featured three-quarter length sleeves and a detachable lace train trimmed with peau de soie which fell from mid -back. A crown of crystals and white beads held the illusion veil and she carried red baby roses on a bridal book. Matron of honor was Mrs. Peter Eckert, sister of the bride, Kitchener. Bridesmaid was Rose Mary Dietrich, another sister of the bride, London. They Were gowned alike in capri blue floor -length chiffon over taffeta trimmed with marine lace. Their flowers were crescents of blue baby mums and feathered carnations. Robert Muegge, Maitland, was. best man. Donald Muegge, Lon- don, and Michael Dietrich, Mount Carmel, were ushers. _ The bride's mother, in an em- erald green suit, tlack acces- sories and a corsage a white roses greeted her gucsts'at the reception • in the Dashwood Community Centre. The couple is residing at 99 Westwood Drive, Kitchener. The bride is a graduate of London Teachers' College and is ;on staff at St. Joseph's Sehool, Kitchener. The groom is in his graduating year at the University of Waterloo. .1111cCILiNCHEY—FALCONER Ontario Street •United Punch, Clinton was the scene of a 'very .pretty wedddng when Janet Irene Manes. and Larry MeOlinchey, Clinton exchanged Wedding vows in a double rtilg cenemony ten SePtember 7th at 3:00 p.m. The ehurch was dec- orated with white gladioli. with a green background. The Rev. G. Mills performed the cete- mony. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Falconer, Clinton and the Mloorn Is the OM of Mr. and Km Arthur John McClinchey, Clinton. The bride, Overt in matriage by her father, wore a long fit- ted gowns, of white peau de sole covered with a layer of nylon twinkle With long eves, em- " eke waistline aid detachable -chapel train Nylon applique's trimmed both the gown and the train. Her long veil was held IA place by her mother's beaded tiara. A locket, the gift of the groom was her only or- nament. She carried a bible with i white orchid on top. Miss Joyce Falconer maid of Honor, Misses June and Jean Falconer, Bvidesanaids, sisters of the bride ' were gowned alike floor - length dresOs of emerald green grand ball° with empire waist- lines:Ad detachable panel tubs trimmed with contrasting green Lice ;on sleeves and teen The bridesmaids carried crescents of. white gladioli. Mr. Bob Meelinehey, Tor- onto, tomtits of the groOrn was the groomsman and Mr. non, Greiger, Zuni& tbill'a Ma. Arthur "Pleton were the Wile 'ere, Miss Lois Graebyy, °alienist, ell:Men played tradition/it wed- ding musk and accompanied the exdoist, Mr. Nelson MeCline they, Kitchener, 001161111 Coif the groom, when •te sang the "Mt& ding Hymn" ,and "Wedding Prayer". The reception was held at • Ontario Sitle0 United Church Anditoriar'lle. • mother Of the bride greeted the guests' in a turquoise brocade dness with matching—hat and white cor- sage. She was-a:misted by the groom's . mother wearing a blue broeade dress with match- ing bat and white corsage. For their wedding trip to Manitoulin *.iskind an1 ,Ottawa the bride wore a taint green erlSeMble with navy Guesser- ies and white orchid 'corsage. They, win reside at Rotten - bury Street, Clinton A =fiber of sociel evetits ^vvere held in honor of the bride at the home of Mrs. J. Cox, Clinton, Mrs. C. Geirger, Zur- ich; Mrs. B. Lawson, Clinton and an open house was held at the home of the bride by hee mother. LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kerr of Kippen and Mr. and Mrs. Fos- ter Bennett spent a week holi- daying at Bobeageon with Mrs. Dorothy bevitt and at Timmins with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nesbitt And family. Miss Dianne Iletierman is hot. !doing itt Eurobe. Gerold Townsend has return- ed home from the 1unior Par- tners' bus trip to the United Nations. ,NEWS, of AL' (Coatioiled trrag 1.) - Pyiamaa Web were distri— hated tor the children's Ald Society, Goderich are to be in by October to Mrs. Gorden Itc• Gavin. ' Mrs. Wm. Roe will take part in the October sectienal, meet- ing at Varna. The 1Viother and Daughter CG1T banquet will be held the 2nd week in October with .one of the units catering. The meeting closed with "Sun of My Soul, Thou Saviour Dear" followed with prayer by Mrs. Wm. Roe. STAFFA Staffa No. 2, 4-11 Homemaking Club met at the home of the leadet Mrs. John Wallace with an attendance 4.13 girls and two leaders. Officers elected are: presi- dent, Barbera Kerslake; vice- president, Shirley Brintnell; secretary -treasurer, Heather Mc- Phail; press reporter, Marilyn Laing; telephone -girls, Debbie Wallace, Carol Ann Vivian; poster girls; Brenda Kerslake,' Jean Cole, Shirley, Brintnell; book covers, Valerie McPhail, Frances Scott. Mrs. Wallace listed the things to have in an embroidery work box and showed an article in one of her sewing books on blending colours. Mrs. Chas. Douglas, assistant leader gave a talk on the his- tory of embroidery and on col- ours and how to match them with other coleurs. Bob Templeman and Alec. Scott started classes this week at the University of Guelph. • The UCW catered to a din- ner in the Family Life Centre, Saturday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Brien on their golden wedding anniver- sary. The evening was planned \ by their son and daughte -'n- law, Mr. and Mrs. la 'en, Flint, Michigan. A h ghlight of the evening was a humorous ac-, count of their courting days, given by their son, Don. On Sunday afternoon and eve- ning open house was held in the Family Life Centre. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Arthur TreffrY, Florida and Mrs. Carl Briggs, Flint, Michit gan and in the evening, Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Cromarty and Mrs. Ross Forrest, Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien werp the recipients of many lovely cards and gifts, among them a life membership , for Mrs: O'Brien from the Staffa Unit- ed Church Women. . - HENSALL Miss Ann Mickle attended the Lambier-Manser weddh* in Wheatley Saturday and is holi- daying this week with her sis- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and fam- ily in Waterloo. • • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sturgis, London, called on Mr. and -Mrs. Laird Mickle, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Charles and Ann were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Re SS MacMillan and family in Water- loo. Unit four UCW of Hensall United Church entertained the patients of the Bluewater Rest Home. A varied program was well received .•and enjnyed by the patients. In charge of ar- rangements were,Mrs. Doug. Cook, Mrs. E. Chipchase, Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs. Wm. Fuss. Richardson Reunion The annual Richardson reun- ,ion was held in HensaR Com- munity Park, Sunday, with 74^ present. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Richardson and family were in charge of arrengements. The 'Children- enjoyed races and sev- eral games after which the ad- ults participated ,in relays .and a tug of war. • While the ladles prepared supper the men played jmIL • The 1969 reunion be in "charge of Ruth Richardson and family.. , The : girlsAlet4 their Ifrd Meeting.: in thc aehool, '1'0*y:evening; Twelve ' girls are talong..the'conrAo Cet, • tons .may he -',$*.Inerri. Leaders' are Mrs. Gerald Watson and Mrs. Hoy Officers elected arez. - dent, Vary ,Leeming; vice-presi- dent, a1 Searle; secretary - 'treasurer, Marie . Nolan; press reporter, Joan Bennett. • • We were given pi:Ants on how to choose celours to suit our complexion, hair, etc. Mission Band Mission Band was held Sun- day in Duff's United Church with 38 meraberS present. Rick McDonald opened the meeting with the call to worship, follow- ed by "Jesus Loves Me, This I Know", ' The scripture was read by Ross Mitchell and Dena WeY read a poem. Mrs. Merton Hack - well led in prayer. ., Minutes were read by Joan Bennett and Roger Humphries gave the treasurer's report. Rog-. er and Clayton Fraser took up the offering. ' Mrs. Walter Bewley showed a film about Japan. The new officers for 1968-69 are as follows: president, Mur- ray McCall; vice-president, Cathy XcDonald; secretary, Clayton Fraser; treasurer, Jan- ice Houston; assistant treasurer Patti -McDonald. The children Went into their classes under the leadership of Mrs. Mee Sholdice, Mrs. Wil- liam Coutts, Mrs. Walter Bew- ley and Mrs. Merton Ilackwell for discussion Of the film they had seen. Mr. John Williamson celebrat- ed his 91st birthday Tuesday, September 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lillyerop and Tracey Lynne of London, spent the wecpkend with Mr., and Mrs. Harold Rolger. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Wilbee,' Keith and Brian have returned from a motor trip to Saskatche- • wan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Childer- hose of 'Kitchener spent the • weekend with the latter's par- ents, Mr. andMrs. William Mur- ray. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGavin and Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin, Brian, Cathy and Jeffrey 'at- tended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Stewart near Barrie, Sunday. FUNERAL RANALD S. REINKE Ranald S. Reinke of 533 CO- W Drive, Landon died sudden- ly on Friday in 'London. He Was iff his 61sit year. Mo. Reinke was born in elversmith, the • son of the late, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reinine. He ' attended live township school and followhig graduat- ion frodn the Seaforth Collegiate Institute in 1927 joined the Bell Telephone Company. He had occupied increasingly re-' 'sponsible positions with the company at a number of points in Ontario and was about to re- . tire. He is survived by his wife, the former Kathleen • Foote' of Torlinto and sister Dorttly L. Reinke .of Hamilton Resting at the Needham Memorial Chap el , London Monday. Interment followed in. Mt. Pleasant Ceanetaiy. (CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth 0:13 p.m. FridayrSept. 13th IS Regular Owns ter $10.00 Three 525.00 Gimes $75.00 Jackpot to go Two Deer *hes (Children under 16 net permitted) , ADIMISISMINe $14° Extra Cards5c or 7 for$100 Revd Canadian Legion Auspices &Worth Drench 156 Classified 'Mb pay divklendo• Proceed, for liVelfare Work ACT NOW! • For Enjoyable, Profitable Reading Mail This Coupon Tuday I HURON .EXPOSITOR Please enter my subdeription to The Huron Expositor I to start with the earliest possible issue. The ONLY newspaper whose first concern is the Seaforth community. • 1N CANADA $5.00 YEARLY OR TWO YEARS FOR $9.00 ELSEWHERE $7.00 YEARLY Payment enclosed., - -- Send bill $ Name Ril-or Street Address City and Prarince 10,4* ••••••• Zone 4.140 .1 AK, SALE. foimei Cor9P Store, - Main Street Friday, Sept. 13th 2 to 5 p.m. Sponsored by the St. Columban C.W.L. RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Muegge (nee JoAnne Dietrich) newlyweds on Fri. Sept. 20; '08 • Seaforth Community Centre muslEcvey by oZhowlgmaiaohle Ladles Pleas* 13rIng Lunch Dancing 10-1 . BENEFIT. DANCE for Mr, and Mrs. Gordon ,Pryce (who recently lost their barn . by wind) Seaforth Legion Hall Sat., Sept. 14th Ladies—please bring lunch St. Columban Soccer Team CABARET DANCE Brodhagen Community Centre Friday, Sept. 27th Ian Wilbee's Orchestra $2.00 Per Couple Refreshments St. James' C.W.L. PENNY • SALE Sept. 16 - 21 1968 • former • Taylor Shoe Store BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON Weekend Shows Only .FRI., SAT.. SUN. Sept. 13-14-15 — Double Feature — "THE THOMAS CROWN • AFFAIR" S• tarring STEVE, McQUEEN and FAYE DUNAWAY Suspense and romance blended in the story of a handsome and wealthy Bostonian who plans the perfect bank robbery. Showing at 10.15 p.m. Only In Color — Nos Second Peature "-Attack On. The' Iron Coast„ Starring LLOYD BRIDGES Showing af 8.30 p.m. Only Color Cartoon Coming Next; Weekend: The Gloryitempers RESTRICTI'D sitirenZaar Plu't' "MARY 'JANE" fartn ,Pablint (Adult Entbilalmtient), is the. good of a gooci thing if, no one knows about ,<Lrt — • rr..1' 14 ADVERTISE YOUR GOOD THINGS " IN THE HURON EXPOSITOR The more you tell, The more you sell! Mal • ,527-0240