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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-10, Page 6• Y. • • i. " • • r,srro....7.,^11t,r,2937{.,"Mr:PRtt.,+, • 4'4E4.. *PM* :4XPOSITO,fff t'.?4,FOR pc:t. tof,iss CONSTANCE • MFKiHo� THOli4, OA , pironted ' • • THANKSGIViNG TURKEY PINNER Served With, cranberries and all the trimmings - CHILDREN'S PORTIONS • $1.25 $2-25 Monday, October 14th 5-8 p.m. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 527-0980 ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY — "Floyd Silleto" SATURDAY — "Elgin 'Fisher" In the Ladies' and Escorts' Room Enloy a Sing4A-Long with , PEARL at the Hammond Organ " FRIDAY AND SATURDAY COLORED TV BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS Tasty Chicken Wings COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaford! PA THEATRE GOpERICH ON THE SQUARE First Rim Movies In Air -Conditioned Comfort Entertainment Is Our Business • Only 3 More Days—Thurs., Fri., Sat October 10-11-12 THE . IGREEN BERETS 'Wale JAItili'em ncimouiriVIAVS1011•R011 WAXER fiat -MI= RW (Adult Entertainment)• ONE SHOWING EACH NITE AT 8:00 P.M. ONLY " MON., TUES., WED.. THURS.—Ott. 14-17 20TH CENTURY, FOX PRESENTS ' =DUE Es..j)cam..x.xa smarm es SHOW TIMES: RESTRICTED 7:30 and 9:20 p.m. Coming Next: "THE GRADUATE" (Adult Enteoainment) DitlIVEIN THEATRE .- HWY:: GODERICH AT CONCESSION TiD. 4 .,PHONE 524-9981 THURS., FRI., SAT. October 10-11-12 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM .ropplesert astgfiestentProdu600 e; robertqner rape' welch godtlicafT) ;ititto766,1d6sica herd g roit8dri - widezivialdr panastsksf.dmetrecolor . . . PLUS . . . "Battle Beneath The Earth" SUNDAY (Oct. 13) LATE SHOW 3 SHOWS - - - Starting at 10.00 p.m. FIRST FEATURE THE MOTION PICTURE WITH THE FEAR FLASHER AND THE HORROR HORN. CHAMIER 111111111115 ssof its:I:444 VON bid 111 Screenvap;atott WO • Poked , (WWI Hf &Ott TECHNICOLOR' FROM WARNER BROS. (Adult Entertainment) SECOND FEATURE THIRD .JOANNE WOODWARD BEYMER TREVOR NcANIEY°L 20: COMM' 101 CiNg1,40.SCOPG NATURE LION MEETING The Constatkee 'net at the home of the president, Mrs. Frank Riley, who opened the reeding with the call to Wo - ship followed by praYer. The October meeting will be held on the 15th at the home of Mrs. Fred Buchanan, with all ladies invited. A life membership pin was presented to Mrs, Jim Medd by Mrs. Bill Dale with Mrs. Frank *Riley reading the address. Mrs. Frank Riley turned the meeting over to Mrs. George Mellwain for the devotional. Prayer and a reading on "Love" was given, followed by scripture taken from Galatian 6 and med- itation. A quiz on "Mothers of the Bible" was conducted. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Dyk of -Galt spent a few days this past week with their daughter and, son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Haverkanip and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der .Molan, Paul, Mark and Margie of Oakville spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte and fainily. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and El- izabetA, were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper, Mrs. Gladys 'Waft, 1Vir. Earl Lawson, all of Clinton and Mr.- John Turner of Tucker - smith. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn, Melody and Leona of Moore- field. Kevin Jewitt returned home on Monday after spending the past few days in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. • The community extends deep- est symPathy to the family of the late Mrs. George Carter. Miss Betty Hoggart of Lon- don spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoggart and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arm- strong, Mrs, Elmer Bennett of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter of Colborne Township were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, John Thompson and family. Mrs. Bob Johnston of Grand Valley is spending a few days' with her mother, Mrs. JinirMedd and with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd and family. Mr. John Hoggart left Sun- day to spend the next few weeks buying cattle in the west. Mrs. Elma Jewitt and Brian, Mrs. Annie Leitch spent Satur- day with Mr. al'Id 'Mrs. Ralph Gleyv of Dorchester. 4 • ..Heads 3 -Point (Continued from Page 1) from April 1 to September 30, Dublin service will be at 8:30 a.m., Seaforth at 10 a.m. and Clinton at 11:30. An announcement covering the changes was made from the pulpit of each church on Sun- day. CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth 8:15 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11th 15 Regular Gamesfor $10.00 Three $25.00 Games , $75.00 Jackpot to go Two Door Prizes (Children under 16 not pent:lifted) ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 Royal Canadian Legion Auspices Seated's Branch- 116 Proceeds for Welfare Work Awards McJCiflop Township GOuncil Meeting. on Monday, awarded Pentracta• ta,,Provide for snow plowing and 1.gov4118 MI town- ship roads. Tenders accepted were those of L. Meehan Construction, RR 1, Monkton, for 4 'grader at $12 per hour plus $12 per day stand- by and a truck plow At $9 per hour Plus $9 standby, L. B. Ryan and ,Sons, RR 4, Walton, blower at $19 per hour plus $10 standby and Ken Glen= Ville, RR 3, Welton. blower at $9 per hour plus $10 standby. The awards are subject •to DHO Ro a d approval. Council considered engineers report§ on the Pryce drain which was adopted and on the Dodds, adopted as Amended. Clerk Wilion little was in- structed to petition the minis- ter of highways for interim sub- sidy of $77,355.77. Approval was given payment of SDHS deboture4 of $15,357.- 89, less•accrued interest of $1,- 532.68 for a net amount of $13,- 825.21 and. also road superin- tendent's voliehers of $7,961.25 and general vouchers of $21,-. 995.62. " A petition of Harry Regele, lot 3, con. 9, for repairs to the Regele drain and from Herman Host, lot 24, con. 3 for repairs and improvements to the Hen- derson drain No. 2 were accept- ed. _ _ orrtracts Fteldman The clerk in_sfragted to d For ''OFA advertise the Mitten of: xaa • - - superintendent with appli tions t9 he reeeived by lgovern: ber 4 nett:— — Reeve Ken Stewart presided and all members of Couribil were present. Council Meets Defer BRUCEFIELD The Brucefield UCW met in the Church auditorium Sunday evening with music by Mrs. Mc- Gregor at the organ. ,Mrs. J. Henderson, president, 'opened the meeting with a meditation on Thanksgiving. "Sing to the Lord of Harvest" was sung. Betty Graham read several passages from the old testament and led in prayer and Mrs. Treibner read a poem, "Thanksgiving is for Everyone". Mrs. E. Thompson, Mrs. C. Henderson received the offer- ing and :the junior choir girls sang "Keep Singing". Mrs.- Ross Chapman, Mrs. John McGregor and Mrs. Tomp- kins presented a skit showing the many, many pined thank - offering money is spent and the many more opportunities which are open to our churches to do good. Mrs. Fred McGregor and Mrs., George Henderson sang a duet and Mrs. Alex McBeath closed the program with a poem "I Give My Thanks". Mr. and, Mrs. Laurence Smil- ey Eren spent the weekend with their cousin,. Mrs. Berry and attended the Little. wedding. Mr. and Mrs'. Walliace Jackson Wished - over the vveekend London and attended the= 25th anniverary of- Mrs. Jaelasions sisten MmM. Shokiiice, Exeter is visiting withher daughthr, Mrs k. ,. A. Paterson this wee Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale, in London spent the weekend with Mr and clVirs. Mae. Wilscm. We are sorry to report that Mr. Norris Sellery is a patient in St: Joseph,s Hospital, Lon- don. LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Lam' Lawson returned home Thursday after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Al- lan „Johns, attending the Johns- Hamelon wedding in Vancouver and also visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Nottingham of Lad- ner, They also visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Rudd of White Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Young, Mr. and Mrs. E. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hunter, 1Vfiss Dorothy and Jack Edwards, all of Man- itoba, Manitoba. FINAL WEEK FOR THE COUNTRY FOLK Starting Monday — Freddie and Marlyn Berg QUEEN'S HOTEL Seaforth (Adult Entettalemant),„ Cr.f;;;WC.T731 FOR THE SEASON •,The management and staff wish to say "many thanks" to our patrons for a- wonderful seas" tttletfIltl:-Otat L7: Mot Saturday Night The Harburns SNACKS — FRIED CHICKEN HURON H�TEL Dublin • ueasion - Hulett -Council vieeting Mon- day, defprred a decision as to the extent of the 1969 road program. Ordinary . maintenance and the .proposed new Wallace bridge vvill account for approxi- mately $180,000, much of which will be covered by grants. Fac- ing council is a decision wheth- er to rebuild a limited mileage of additional roads to present standards' or apply calcium across -the system. Reeve Hugh Flynn presided and all members' were present. Council provided for school board nominatiOns. The clerk was instructed to1.i interest of 7% per annum n, 0drain ac- counts'. A grant of $750 to the Hullett Federation of Agricul- ture was approved. The assessment roll for 1969, submitted by assessor George Carter, was accepted and court of revision for Nov. 4. The roll shows an increase in assessment and a slight decrease in popula- tion. County assessment commis- sioner E. F. Hall attended the ' meeting and discussed with council the place assessin'g would assume under the county ' system. The tender of George Radford Construction on the open por- tion of the Baker drain was ac- cepted at $2,350.00 and council approved the use of, approxi- mately 5,000 additional yards of gravel and fill in the road pro- gram. —Tyckersmith (Continued from Page 1) sale and the tender of William C. Brown of Egmon,dville for $1,100 was accepted. The tender of Gordon Heard Construction of Seaforth was ac- cepted for snoW plowing town- ship roads at $13 per hour. It is subject to DHO approval. 'Court of revision on the as- sessment roll will be held on Nov. 5. Council agreed to apply for subsidy in the Haney drain completed at a cost of $19,392. Allan Nicholson, road super- intendent, reported receiving a certificate for successfully com- pleting a course at T. J. Mahoney Road School at University of Guelph. No Inquest (Continued from Pag 1) Coroner, Dr. R. W. Flowers of Clinton, said the youth had been dead several hours when his body was found about 2:30 a.m. Saturday. He was alone in his car and there were appar- ently, no witnesses, the coroner said. Provincial • ponce from the Goderich detachment said they had not • determined the cause of the accident. The youth is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gysbert Vanderharr of RR 2, Bayfield, and three brothers, Douglas, Fred and Donald, all at home. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. today at the Christian Re- formed Church, Clinton. Bnrial was in Clinton Cemetery. FIREMEN'S tt, BALL Friday, Oct. 18th 1968 , SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Dancing 10 to 1 $3.00 per couple Thanksgiving TREATS .Cinderella Pumpkin Pies • • • • 50c Minceineit Pies, ea. 60c Pumpkin Layer Cake, ea. • • 50c 'TRAPNELL'S PASTRY:SHOP Von. 5274576 Soaforth ,44441044,0044,44.4;iossa.444.4444.444 A Man Well known in Wes - ten Ontario, farm circles Ger- aid H. Carey of Cromarty, has been - appended fieldman for the Ontario Federation of Agri- culture. Mr. Carey is responsible for the counties of Essex, Lamb - ton, Kent, Huron; Perth, Mid- dlesex and Elgin, His appoint- ment was announeed in Toron- to by Grant Wallace, the feder- ation's Director of Field Ser- vices. The new fieldMaii has consid- erable experience in farming and farm organization. He is a diplokaa graduate of the Ontar- io Agrieultural College and has been a dairy farmer near Crom- arty fqr the past 15 years. Prier to that, he served with the RCAF for' five years as a navi- gatio Officer. r , Carey, who; is 44, has been active in hiS chinch and hia credit Union. .ge Will resign as:Pre-Went' of the Perth Conn. y Federidien of Agriculture to' 'assume 11,is.,PFA apppintnient. 110.1S Directnr of the On! torin:'Prgani Wodlinere Market:. ing 134ard apd haS been its meinlier representing the beard .to, the., M.'. Mr. Carey wIU draplotli these offiees on join - Ing the -Federation staff. 44444.4.44.44: R-ECEPTION AND DANCE and Bob Turner and Gail Rich- ardson, Bridal Couple Sat., Oct., 12th Zurich Community Centre Music by Bluewater Playboys Everyone Welcome Lunch Provided BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON FRIDAY -SATURDAY October 11-12 — — DOUBLE FEATURE — "FOR SINGLES ONLY" (Adult Entertainment) John Saxon - Mary Ann Mobley Showing et 10.00 p.m. Only In Color - - PLUS "The Hellcats" (Adult Entertainment) Showing at 8.30 p.m. Only Color Cartoon Sunday Mite Show October 13 • A 3 -UNIT FEATURE OF 'COMEDY and HORRORS "MURDERERS ROW" (Adult E n te rtainment) DEAN MARTIN & ANN-MARGRET In Color - Showing at 8.30 p.m. "The Silencers" (Adult Entertainment) DEAN MARTIN & STELLA STEVENS In Color - Showing at 10.15 p.m. "Berserk" Joan Crawford - Ty Hardin Deana Dors Showing at 11.45 p.rn". • Color Cartoon Coming Next Weekend; "THE PARTY" somonoaux yew Alsmum, BAZAAR,: TEA & BAKE SALE . . .• •thit • , EGMONDVILiEVNITED''PORCI4 0)1 . Wednesday, Oftli.0.1f9r:-.100 at 3:00 p.m. r MONKTON LIONS SHOOTING MATCH Monday, October -14 starting 12:30 p.m. sharp classes for: Heavy Rifles Shot Guns .22 Rifles • Free programme in Arena 1:30 p.m. sharp, local talent, ' Bingo and games of chance , Special Attraction: New Dundee German Band Draw for $2,000 starting 7:00 p.m. sharp Dance 9:30 to 12:30 with the D.esjardines SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY presents An 18th Century - Drawing Room AT THE SEAFORTH ARENA Sat., Oct. I.2th' 9:00 to 12:00 NOTICE There will be no Teen Twenty Saturday, October 19th and Sat- urday, .October 26th. Our next Attraction - on November 2nd Major Hooples Boarding House THANKSGIVING MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th Take the family to HOTEL HENSALL For Thanksgiving Dinner Your choice No. 1 —.Turkey served with cran- berries No. 2 — Prime Rib Roast of Beef $2.25 Meals include juice, tossed salad, dessert, beverage By Reservation Only PHONE 262-2012 Your Hosts Ruth and Ron Gorham ITS A ..GRAB °BAG OF -DANCINGPLEASURE See and hear the well knairn TV Stars Frankie Yankovic • and His Orchestra Friday, Oct. llth COLISEUM 111 STRATFORD Admission: $6.00 Per Cori* . « 9:00 'till 1:00 — Refreshments — Tiekets at the ,Door DREAMY WAI.TIES 4 a • s a • 4 s t -•