HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-03, Page 4vvk 41.1.
SAT., SUN.
October 4-5-6
DOUBLE FEATURE
"WHERE
ANGELS
GO •
TROUBLE
FOLLOWS"
ROSAL ND RUSSELL
and STELLA STEVENS
PLUS
'The
PROFESSIONALS'
(Adult Entertainment)
Starring Burt Lancaster
Lea Marvin IL Claudia Cardinale
Color Cartoon
COMING NEXT WEEKEND;
"For Singles Only"
(Adult Entertainment)
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just Dial
Seaforth 527-0240.
EAFORT11" Ono OCT 34961
I OPI,STANCE'
- •
'1,1ary Buchanan of
Braniptcone Pent Buchanan Of
Waterleet and Wow Buchanan
of London; spent the weekend
with their molts, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Buchanan and family.
Woodham
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCurdy
celebrated their wedding anni-
versary on Sunday and had as
-their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Olanville and family of Hensall,
Mr, and Mrs. Jerothe Hartman
of gxeter, Mr. Gerry Glanville
of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc-
Curdy and family of St. Marys,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCrady and
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McCurdy.
The Kirkton-Woodham Young
People'sUnion was organized
on Sunday evening with the fol-
lowing officers elected: presi-
dent, Rodney Bragg; vice-presi-
dent, Barbara Switzer; secretary
Ann Parkinson; treasurer Betty
Jean Miller; group leaders, one
Ann Urquhart, two, Karen Rodd,
three Robert Ratcliffe, four Dal/.
Id Strahan.
An Expositor Classified will
pay you dividends. Have you
tried one? Dial 52/7-0240.
"...00...akrilftra..".aero"maorar..ftmg•oftarro.••
RECEPTION
for Mr. and Mrs. Winston
Powell
on
Friday, Oct. 4th
• 1968
-• Seaforth
Community Centre
Plilusic by Clarence P,etrie's
Orchestra
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
Saturday Night
The Harburns
SNACKS — FRIED.CHICKEN
HURON HOTEL
Dublin
s'ee''''''"oe.'''''es."'";••••*•eee"'"eae'eaeemegeawaym'emormeesemeeer-
FINAL WEEK FOR
THE ,
COUNTRY -FOLK
•
Starting Monday — Freddie and Marlyn Berg
QUEEN'S HOTEL
Seaforth
•
PA
First Run Movies In
Entertainment
THURS., FRI. SAT.
,
.7 ,,.,
, 0
e, .
, ,
, .
/ '"With
Air -Conditioned
Is' Our
. THEATRE
• GODERICH
ON THE SQUARE
Comfort
Business
October 3-4-5 '
Day and
Keith
SixYou
.
Doris
Brian
Get Eggroir
SHOW 'TIMM
•COLOR
7.20 p.m. and 9.20 pa. , IN
_,
TECHNICOLOR' , L.PARLLIOUNT perm
•
PLUS' '
p
.,
. • .• . .. 0,.,
...?„,.. - ; "..-, '' • .
4
,,..,;,:gii?•/. .44..,,,,, .
• -:/ 'Alli w ,
.. ,.:
PfP•it
IS 140L1.440
. Comma ma witionk
"BIGGESt BUNDLE
OF THEM ALL"
lei
iflaftietioesith tits Earth'
..............................•-•-•-4-11-1-{ 40-11-0.4-0-0.• ••-.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
October 7
8
— &
ParafiamtPictuntsPrestras
DIRK' BOGARDE
9 , p.„ t,
SUSANNAH YORK
Skliih5TIPIN
TECHNICOLOR°
(Adult entertainment) SHOW 1111.41i5I 430 p.m. and 9.20 p.m.
WED.;-THURS.. Ffit, SAT. --4 BIG DAYS
°stain 9-10-11-12.
. '
annwilitIamm.
WNW! JAN
.
10120121942121111291201121400111121/
(Adult goterigninell4
'.
009410 Mai NM
..,.
A
AT *06 10,111, DAY
,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. A. Townsend, RR 3, Seafnrth,
wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daugh-
ter, Erma Mae, to Mr. Peter Davis Haswell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kitchener Haswell, Oakville, Ontario. The _wedding will
take place at 3:30 o'clock, Saturdays•October 26th, 1968, at
lNorthside United Church, Seaforth, Ontario. (A).
cm LOCAL BRIEFS •ch
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Davidson
of Portage La Prairie, Man., are
guests of Miss Bessie Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ftank Kling
spent the weekend in Barrie.
Miss Bessie Davidson has re-
turned after spending several
weeks in Midland with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Cowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid of
Hamilton were guests in First
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning. Mr. Reid is an old
Seaforth man and the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Reid.
Mr. Gordon Rennie of Surd -
ridge was a guest of his mother,
Mrs. M. R. Rennie last weekend.
Mrs. Ada Dale has returned
from Kitchener where she visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs,Del Krauel.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ribey,
Miss Margaret McGregor, Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc-
Gregor and son Bill of Brigh-
- ton, Mr. and Mrs, Percy' Huth,
and family and Mr., John -Fergu-
son of Clifford were weekend
guests of Mrs. Ross McGregor.
Mr. and Mai. Willis Dundee
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilson Little and
family sperbt Saturday evening
in Blyth at the Horne of Mr. arnd
Mine Joe Little, the occasion.
being their 40th wedding an-
nivensarse
Mr. and 1Mrse Stewart 1-eol-
mage and Ephraim Clarke
spent the week end vieiting ,in
Nerth Ba,v with Mr. • and Mrs.
Reg, .Prottor and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray. Aeknoych Also with Mrs.
Hiran Proctor and her daughter
Mr's. Floyetifinds of, New Lisk-
heand.
Mr, Douglas Wright of Bar-
ry spent the Weekend with Iris
pairepts •Mr.' .7 and Aire. Art
Wright on John Street,
Miss Dawn Shenhend OEf
antstelmeelt;: New Zealand is
vinitin Mai.-- and Mas. Art
Weight .,:en Joan Streiet mid
other friends. She ie the daugh-
•-•
Appearing
Next Week at
SPRINGVILLE
MOTOR
HOTEL
the popular
MERCY
BROTHERS
Phone 5249981 - Opens at IMO
...............Amba ,
,
THURS., Fill.„ SAT.
October 3-4-5
Charlton
,
Heston.
,--
"11111Perniy”
_,
TECHNICOLOR' , L.PARLLIOUNT perm
•
PLUS' '
p
.,
. • .• . .. 0,.,
...?„,.. - ; "..-, '' • .
4
,,..,;,:gii?•/. .44..,,,,, .
• -:/ 'Alli w ,
.. ,.:
PfP•it
IS 140L1.440
. Comma ma witionk
"BIGGESt BUNDLE
OF THEM ALL"
lei
iflaftietioesith tits Earth'
-
ter of Mr. and Mas, Alit -Shep-
herd fotmerly of Seafeoth, Mr.
Shepherd taught at' tbm high
school and west e, square dance
Mistime/co while a resident
hen%
Mrs. Muriel ,Oliver end Miss
Karen Oliver •Of Dundas and
,
Mao. Faniny Hay of Beaensville,
were week' end 'visite= with
Mr. and Mrs. Warmed Cotten -ban.
Mr. and Nes. John F. Flan-
nery attended the annual con-
vention of the Ontario Dry
Clemens Institute in Tearonto
this week.
Mrs. John Coke San 'Diego,
California visited, with heir sist-
er and brother-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Burins,
Mr. John S. Hotham and soin
Chattels. of Windsor, and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Millard of Brant-
ford spent 'the welek end with
Mrs. Mary Hootham and Miss
Leone ,Heothem of 38 Wilson
Street
• Me. Edward illfervier,
Mary 'Beth and Nancy spent the •
week end with Mn. McIvree's
mother, Mrs. Sarah McIver,'
News of.
• DUBLIN
St. Mary's Church, Dublin,
celebrated ' its Centennial Har-
vest Home Services on Sunday.
Rev. Sharpies condueted ,the ser-
vice and the church was beauti-
fully decorated for Harvest
Home and was well. attended by
:many former naemliers. Tea was
served after the service at the
home of Mr.eeird. Ms,.. R.
Friend. ' • •
Susan Friend of the Ontario
Veterinary College, 'University
of Guelph, was awarded the
Perth -Huron Veterinary Asso-
ciation award at a benquet on
Wednesday evening. e
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dever.
eaux were honoreetSatiiielay on
the occasion of ,theire24.01 an-
niv'ersary. Euchre was e,rueyecl
the • winnersbeing: wften's
high, Mrs. GOidon 'Elliott; low
Mrs. Aetimr-' Devereaut men's,
high, Tom Melady, low qerald
Van Den Ilengel.
Jim Devereaux read an ad-
dress to Mr. and Mrs. Devereaux
while John Willems and Gerald ,
Van Den Hengel presented them
with gifts and, Rev. Fr. IL Lar-
agh extended congratulations to
them. Mr. and Mrs. Devereaux
thanked all who had assisted in
the anniversary event.
Gerry Maloney,' son ot Mrs.
Marie Maloney, Kitchener and'
the late Bill Maloney, has rec-
ently been named head trainer
of the Charlotte Checkers of
the Eastern Hockey League. Mr.
Maloney is a graduate of the
Kitchener Greenshirt system be-
coming ap, assistant trainer in
1965-66.
00 S.c
•(contou f0rom rozo
ciroott. ,P3:100
40140111
White Reeks. .
yorkshire, wonaza
Brussels; Itandrarq, Gottku
ers, Rothsay; Lacombe, Wilbu
Turnbull, ,
k.ight Horses
Single roadster, Ralph Wel
ken Walkerton; George Gal
braith, WIT:ghat-A; Eldon Cray
en, Aisa Craig; Mrs. Don Croft
Rockwood, Len Bok, Wingham
Single roadster, Ralph Walk&
Mac Armstrong, Beachville;
don Craven, Mrs. D. Croft, Len
Bok. Road teams, Mac ArM
strong, Ralph Walker, Eldon
• Craven, Mrs. Don Croft, Len
Bok. Single carriage hitch, ROSS
McKague, Wheel:am, Sam Cur
ley, Jarvis. Single carriage hitch
under 15.2, Sam CurleY, ROSS
McKague, Glen Murray, Strat-
ford. Carriage teams, Ross Mc-
Kague, Same Curley. Gentle-
men's single carriage, ROS Mc-
Kague, Sam Curley, Glen Mur-
ray, Mrs. Irene Wheeler, Hills -
burg. Gentlemen's single road-
ster turnout, Ralph Walker,
Mrs. Croft, Mae ..kepestrong,
George Galbraith, Mrs. ,Irene
Wheeler.
Single Ponies,. Elmer Johns,
ton, Atwood; Shetland pony
teams, Elmer Johnston; Hack-
ney'pony teams, Mac Armstrong;
Hackney tandem, Mac Arm-
strong, Ross McKague, Elmer
Johnston, Sam Curley; Single
Hackney porrie?. R. J. Doig, Sea -
forth; Mac Armstrong, Mrs,
Irene Wheeler, Elmer Johnston;
Single roadster race, Eldon Cra-
ven, Ralph Walker, Mrs. Croft,
Len Bok; Brood mare, Brian
Work; Brood mare with foal,
Mrs. Robert Cunningham, Ethel.
Hackney pony, Elmer Johnston.
Brussels 4-H Calf Club
, Holstein dairy heifer calves
(project and showmanship)
Bradley Speiran, RR 3, Brus-
sels; Gerald Baan, RR 3, Wal-
ton; David Baan„ RR 3, Walton.
Dairy heifers (Jersey, Aryshire,
Guernsey), Robert Bremner, RR
3, Brussels.
Baby beef steers (Project),
Gordon Mitchell, RR 3, Walton;
Bob Thomas, Brussels;; David
Thomds, Brussels; (showman-
ship), Bob Thomas, Hugh Mc-
Kay, BR_ 2, Brussels; . David
Thomas. Senior heifer :calves,
(Project • and showmanship),
Neil Hemingway, RR 3, Brussels.
Flowers
The number of exhibits' -in
the classes of flowers was the
only one' that increased this
year. Mrs. lames Armstrong,
Brussels, had the most points
In all the flower classes. Mrs.
Armstrong won the award for
the best floral arrangement.
Joyce Brodhagen, RR 1, Brun-
ner, was second with her floral
arrangement.
Baking
CHILDREN LEAD
„
Ali* ***lei:1414W
e, , was -0001'0 ',.4**ft
the : She won by baving'
five, different articles,. — tea
•biscuits, 4.ena.;44 cake, • raisin
'Ole, • 'Mgr efSicieS. And bran.
r mans; h.4teti ihetior, than
. any gther_er#po.t. xyg,. coorgo,
Mutter, Brussels, was rtutnernp
in the -queen competition. '
Mrs. Louis Stonehouse,
grave, received the most points
when totals iron: the derneatie
Seience, demestice...manufactur-
, ers andflower classes were ad-
ded together.
*Penny Sale _
Correction
• In a list of winners at the
recent St. James' . Penny Sale
which appeared last week, the
name of Mrs. Clarence Ryan,
• Deblin, was omitted. Mrs. Ryan
won 10 pounds of sugar.
Scottish
TEA and BAZAAR
-
Friday, Oct. 11th
at 2:30 to 4:30 in the Former
UOPC Store, Main St.
Auspices Order of Eastern Star
Welcome
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Bethel Bible Church
October 6, II a.m. and
Guest Speaker
Rev. L. Grant Wright
Westmaint Park Bible Chu,rch, Toronto
SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY
presents
"THE MOVEMENT"
From St. Catharines "
•
AT THE 4
SEAFORTH ,AR.ENA
SAT., OCTOBER Sth
9106 12:00% . •
Admission $1.00 buss: Casual
6
All the prizes :tri the --fruit
elesses were won by two exhib-
itors from Brussels: William
"Stretychuk and the Blake Bro-
thers.
4-H Corn Club '
Of the 14 entrants in the
Brussels 44H earn elub, Bruce
Knight, RR 2, Brussels, had the
best ears of corn at the fair.
Jim Blake, RR 2, Brussels, was
second and Brian Hopper,. RR
5, Brussels, third. The dub
members also had to enter a
collection of weeds mounted and
identified for their club pro-
ject.
Autumn Fair
at
• Northside United
Church
Oct. 5th, 3 to 5
Bake Table
Sewing Booth
Produce & Delicatessen
Touch and Take Table
and
Tea -Tables
for everyone to visit
CASH
BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
sas
Friday, Oct. 4th
IS Regular Games for $10.00
Titre, $25,00 Gams
$75,V:tckpot to go
Door Prhos
• (ChB under 16 not
• permitted)
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Ca*,25P or 7 for OA
Royal Canadian Logien
Auspices1,Seaforth Branch IS
Proceeds for Welfare Work
1111011 ASSOiattOn
gat
4'. PLOWING ilMitc11
Faim Aftwonery oemonstrimon
Saturday, October 51141968
. .
at the
Maurice Love Farm
Lot 30, Con. 1, Osborne Township, an No. 4 tlitlfniray, halfway
„ between ,Hensali and Exeter.
• Everyone Welcome — No AdmiSeinn Olarge
Ma u r163-1.-cive, R, T. Bolton
RR 3, Exeter, President RR 1. Reefortb, Secretary
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Segforth
Friday — "Gerald Davidson
*trio"'
•
Saturday —"Elgin Fischer"
In the Ladies' and Escorts' Room Enloy a Sing -A -Long with
PEARL at the Itanunon*Organ
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
COLORED TV
BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS
Tasty Chicken Wings
THANKSGIVING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th
Take the family to,,
HOTEL HENSALL
For Thanksgiving Dinner
Your choice No. 1 — Turkey served with cran-
$21100
berries
No. 2 — Prime Rib Roast of Beef
$2025
Moak include juice, tossed salad,- dessert, beverage
By -Reservation Only
PHONE 262-2012
Your Hosts
Ruth and Ron Gorham
Your Invitation To -
•
MINI MN Int
PEL
SICALE
Featuring .
-.Wateilop.Pentecostal Youth Brass Bond
— Male Trio: Waterloo, Ontario
-
•
Mrs-.. Margaret Gregory: Harriston, Ont.
-- Guest Speaker, Rev. W. H. Moody,- Hamil-
ton, Ontario
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
8:00 P.M. . _
•
SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Rev. Moody will be speaking at the regular services in the
Pentecostal Church, Sunday, October 6th, at -11:00. a.m.
and 7:00 p.rn. and a special Sunday School Rally at 9:50
a.m.
Pastor IA. L. Morrison, phone 527-1485