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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-09-19, Page 12I . SEAFORTH, .ONItg SEPT 19, 190 a Scenes from last year's Fair , The sympathy of the OM- Mnnity is extended to the btu"- ily of the late Harold Dietz. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens spent the weekend at Burling- ton with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ahrens and family and Messrs. Robert and Kenneth Ahrens. They also visited Mr. and Mt% Clayton Carlton at ,Wilson, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, Paul, Mark and Judy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lex Wil - Dublin CWL. Meets' Dublin CWL met Monday evening in the Parish Hall with 69 present. Due to educational • entertainment, 12 teenagers were present. • .Miss Joanne Elligsen, Water- loo University, formerly of SDHS showed slides of her trip to the UN, New York City. The, president, Mrs. Bob Cronin read about the slogan poster contest, open to all in- terested. The secretary, Mrs. George Coville read some of the reso- lutions passed MI the members present at the recent conven- tion held in Sarnia. Mrs. Joseph Shea read pas- sages from "Renewal '69'. Fr. Durand spoke at length about further changes in the liturgy of the church. While lunch was being serv- ed, Miss Joanne Elligsen and Paul Horan played a medley of duets. News of the W eek in Constance• Mn and Mrs. Stewart Cham- -3ers of Toronto visited the past week with Mrs. Ella. Jewitt and Mrr. ,,and Mrs. Douglas Kim and Greg of Mai spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hart and family of ' Clinton visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Pars. Fned Buchanan and fitra- Sy. Mr. W. J. - Dale was judging . the horse show at • Wyoming. Fair on Saturday and at BlYth Establish New Record The biggest fair in Western Ontario's history is over and the Western Fair officials ut- tered a sigh of relief and satis- faction knowing that 445,942 people thoroughly enjoyed '• themselves at the first nine day fair in 101 years' history. Now the Western Fair is:cleaning up and preparing for the Fall Race Meet that starts September 27th and runs to November 9th. - Part of the Western Fair busi- ness still to be completed is the Car. Draw. Some lucky ticket holders have yet to 'claim their I brand new 1968 Chevrolets. Ac- cording to the Fair Board rules and regulations the ticket hold- ers have until 12:00 noon Sep- , tember 30th to claim their cars. 66 In the event no one claims, the right to the car is forfeited. 1 'The lucky ticket numbers are: Sunday, 011007; Monday, 021590; Tuesday, 108437; Wednesday, 142520. ' In the event that any or all of the above numbers remain unclaimed by Monday, Septem- ber 30th, hineteen more num- bers were drawn and will be- come eligible in their respec- tive order for any unclaimed cans. The following numbers are: 254289; 131897; 248083; 224223; 069914; 126422; 229651; • 219123; 092740; 225495; 079526; 203788; .189922; 187121; 137565; 141217; 043723; 0790088; 000433. These ticket holders have on- ly 24 hours in Which to make their claim — from 12:66 noon . Monday, Sept.' 30th, to 12:00 noon, Tuesday, Oct 1, after • which 'thne the Vtrestern %BOW has the right to dispose of the ears as they see fit, Fair on Monday evening. Mit an Mrs. George Turner and Barry, Mr. John Turner of Tuekersmith were Sunday vi- sitdK with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson; John and Fliaberth. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betties of Winthrop visited on. Sunday With Mrs. Irene Grimoklby. Sunday visitors with Mr. am.d MTS. George MeIlwain and Mary were Mr, and Mts. George Mel - ?wain of Saraforth; Mt. and Mrs. Delbert Alcott of atrk- Debbie Preszcator is spend- ing this week with Pan and M.rs. Allan Pfaff and family of Crediton, 'Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott Melanie, tLnd Meribeth of grave visited on Sunday even- ing with Mr. and 1VIrs. W. J. Dale, Kathy and CheryL Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys visited on Sanday with Mr. end Mrs. Rill Dawson, Brenda, Bon- nie and John of Varna]. Mr. and MTS. MacDonald of Allenford spent Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Lind.% Dianne, Nancy and Billy visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and family -of Creditor'', Mr. and Mns. Harvey Snell of Blyth spent Sunday with Mirk and Mrs. W.J. Dale, Kathy and Cheryl. • . Mr. and Mrs. George Mellw- aim an Mary visited on Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Walter King.. swell of Huronview. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Mr. and Mts. Garay Preszcator of Goderich, are touring this week in the States. Miss ICarthy Dale spent Sun- day in Taranto with the Hoegy family of Dublin 'Miss Chery/ Armstrong of Mann sport the weekend with Mr. and MTS. Jlack Medd and The Huron Expositor Seaforth Phone 527=0140 Seaforth $.416..iSt, *MS, Olt Mt4y. • ...Weare pleased to ;Sport that Mrs. .Les Wietersen returned to her _home here on Saturday. She had been a pattent at -the Stratford General. Hospital for nearly four weeks. Mrs. Barb.ara McLeod,. spent the .weekend with her .sister, Mrs. Rachael Ah- rens.' Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lav-. ern Wolfe on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James Byers of Wat- erloo. Mr, and Mrs. William Murray, Red Deer; Alberta, also visited at the mine home. Mr. Murray worked in the Spring for D. C. Brown Transport and re- turned to Alberta to be mar - tied. g and 131s bride came to Ontario !eat week and are re- siding in the John Dietz apart- ment. . Mr. and Mrs. William Jacob, Kitchener, viaited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel-Beuerman. . 1V1rs. Robert Gilbert and baby daughter returned to their home 1VIonday. Congratulations! A shower was held at the Brodhagen Community Centre, Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wood (Judy Wolfe); Mrs. Bruce Eisler read the ad- dress and they were presented with a gift Of money, "The Blenders" supplied the music for dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer had as their dilute; LineSt day, Mr. Clarence Wolfer and they irisited Mrs. Clarene0 fey at the .Stratford General Hospital in tile afternoon. The Brodhagen Nifty Needles met at the home of Mrs. Don; aid Brown with nine members present. The group discussed “making a 'design" and learned the blanket stitch, «The Mem- bers started to work on their projects in order to study their stitches. Dwight Pushelberg, youngest son of 1VIr. and Mrs. Lloyd Push- elberg, has his leg in- a walk- ing cast, and received stitches in his forehead, following a fall Saturday evening. • "NEW CAR ANNOUNCEMENT" SEE. THE NEW CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE MODELS ..•••••••••,...*•:WW,*••••.. ....... .••4:•.:,..:•••w.. • ILLUSTRATED — 1969 CHEVROLET STANDARD SAFETY FEATURES ON -1969 CHEVS & OLDS: * Energy Absorbing Steering Column * Shoulder -Belts with Storage_Position • * Two Front Headrests * Four -Way Flashers *.Dual Brake Cylinder with Warninaight and Corrosion Resistant 13rake Lines * Outside Rear View Mirror * Back -Up Lights * Side Marker Lights That Illuminate with''Headlights * Energy Absorbing Instrument Panel * Padded Sun Visor * Glare Resistant Instrument Panel and Instruments * Day -Night Mirror * Anti -Theft Ignition -Buzzer * Anti -Theft Ignition -Steering and Transmission Lock * Keyless Locking of All Doors * Stronger Bodies — Magic Mirror Acrylic Lacquer Finish VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AND SEE THE NEW MODELS ON •--FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER '27 COFFEE -AND DONUTS WILL BE SERVED FROM . 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. SEAFORTH MOTORS THURSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19-20 -THURSDAY EVENING Official Opening by Steve Stothers, Huron's First Agricultural Represen- tative. Merthants' Displays Local and Amateur Talent FRIDAY 'Huron Black and White Show Other Cattle Classes PIGS -- SHEEP -- HORSES Barrel Race Harness Racing — Saddle Horse Race Outstanding Vegetable, Fruit, Ladies' Department, Elementary and. High School Indoor Displays JUNIOR FAIR * Championship Events , * County -Wide Competitions * 4-H Sweertakes Competition * Educational Exhibits 4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAY Area Clubs Taking Part — HURON COUNTY FARM .YOUTH WILL O viARTICI- PATE IN E COUNTY'S ONLY JUNIOR FAIR "Where juniors Reign Supreme MIDWAY PONY RIDES FARM MACHINERY DISPLAYS INDUSTRIAL and MERCHANTS' EXHIBITS — RACES • SDI'S TRUMPET BAND — =KNOW PIPE BAND SCHOOL PARADE — FLOATS 12:30 P.M. NOW ON! DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Seaforth Community Centre FLOYD SILLITO AND HIS - ORCHESTRA ADMISSION,— $3.09 Per Couple • REFRSIMENTS SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL sociErit ADMISSION: THURSDAY, Adults SOc — FRIDAY: Adults 75c,' Cars 2,Sc' Elikinentary School Children in Parade — FREE ARTHUR 'BOLTON; President MRS. BETH PRYCE, Secretary -Treasurer