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*pThe
Huron
Eicrtositor
Seaforth. Ont.
47-1154 HURON OS1
rIRS,
PRESIM 'IRIAN
REV. DOUGLAS O. n;
hIlniSter
Joint Services in First Church
with Northside United Church
during July
Sunday, July 3rd
WORSHIP.— 11:00 A.M.
Minister
REV. J. CLIFFORD BRITTON,
_ of Northside
MRS. DON CARTER,
A.R.C.T., A, mus.
Organist
•u, sE,Arou'yn„ QNT,, 1
1,966
Classified ads pay dividends.
Brownie's
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE — CLINTON
Come as Late as 11 p.m.,
and see a
Complete
Show
Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m.
First Show At Dusk
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
JUNE 30 - JULY 1
THE FIRST Feature Length
ALL COUNTRY MUSIC
Motion Picture Ever Filmed.
"Country
Music On
Broadway"
Loaded with,over
30 HIT SONGS
HANK SNOW
FERLIN HUSKY
SKEETER DAVIS
HANK WILLIAMS, JR.
. STONEWALL JACKSON
AND MANY MORE STARS
Color • Cartoon
6 BIG NIGHTS
_SAT. JULY 2 to FRI. JULY
HERE
COMES
THE
BIGGEST
BOND
OF ALL!
lAN FLEMING'S
11hunder-
ban"
Starring
SEAN CONNERY
8
as JAMES BOND
SECRET AGENT 007
and CLAUDINE AUGER
COLOR . . .
(Adult Entertainment)
. . . . CARTOON
News of Brodhagen
Holds'
Churcho
Picnic
The annual picnic of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church was'
held Sunday afternoon at the
school grounds.
The Luther league members
held a ball game and social eve-
ning at the community park,
Wednesday evening when Rev.
and Mrs. Kappes were present-
ed with a farewell gift.
Miss Donna Pushelburg has
taken a job in Grand Bend for
the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vock,
Douglas, Joyce, Wanda and
Billy have moved from Strat-
ford to the home of the late
Mrs. W. L. Querengesser which
they purchased here.
Relatives received word of
the death of G, Lyon in London.
He was the husband of the for-
mer Ordilia Leonhardt.
Richard Leonhardt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Leonhardt
attended, a leader's seminar at
Bayfield.
Grades one to four and their
teacher, Mrs.McLean of S.S.
No. 7, Harvey's School, had a
picnic at Seaforth Park on
Tuesday.
Grades five to eight and the
teacher, Mrs. Don Sienion of
Brodhagen. School went" on a
bus trip to Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shol-
dice accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Querengesser, of
Stratford, spent the weekend
with Roger Sholdice in Orillia.
Miss Beverley Sholdice and
Miss Patricia Querengesser
spent some holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Sholdice in
Scarboro.
Sympathy of the community
is, extended to relatives of Hen-
ry Hillebrecht, who died at his
hone here.
,A shower was- held at the
community centre here .on Fri-
day evening for Mr. and Mrs.
John Williamson, Walton', (Mary
Ellen Doyle).
Saturday the wedding recep-
tion for Mr. - and Mrs. Roy El-
liott, (Lorraine Muegge) of
Mitchell was held.
itemember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just
Dial Seaforth _527-0240.
RECEPTION
Mr. and Mrs. Rene Van Loon,
(nee Shirley Eckert)
Seaforth Legion .Hall
Sat., July 9th
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
RECEPTION
Me. and Mrs. Don Tremeer,'
(nee Wendy Moore)
Legion Hall, , Seaforth
Friday, July -15th
at 9:30 p.m.
Norris Orchestra
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
WELCOME TO . . .
KINGSBRIDGE
GARDEN PARTY
SUNDAY, JULY 3rd
Supper 4:00 p.m. — 8:00 p.m.
TURKEY and HAM
ADULTS, 51.50 —.CHILDREN, 75c
GAMES — PRIZES — ENTERTAINMENT — SEAFORTH
HIGH SCHOOL'S GIRL'S BAND — PIPE -BAND — UN-
DER DIRECTION OF D. A. MacLENNAN — KINGSBRIDGE
CHILDREN'S CHOIR
The New Kingsbridge School Will Be Open to The Public
For Inspection
PRIZE DRAW — $100 Cash Prize; 2nd Prize, Hand Made
Dinner Cloth; 3rd Prize, Corning Ware.
ENTERTAINMENT AT
QUEEN'S HOTEL
Seaforth
All This Week and Next
THE COUNTRY
• PLAYBOYS
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• /R. 440:C.4I, fiROFS
aid Mrs, 14404 .4,
Waits of Duhdasi,Voht:
few days with
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Mr. and. Mrs. claEence Arm-
strong and fatniVWere weeks
end guests of M. and Mrs.
Howard JacIpsOn.
Visitors at the home fitr,
and Mrs. glen Steffen Oyer
the week -end were Mr, Awl
Mrs. Harvey Meatier and fame,
ily who have just Teturrted
from, Germany and are now
stationed at flagotvillei
Other guests were Mr. atid
Mrs. Lloyd Mosher, Patricia
and Brenda who are now
stationed at Greenwodd, Nova
Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. M. It IVIcKen,
zie of Oshawa and Miss Lynn
Godfrey, Whitby were guestS
of Mrs. M. Dorrance.
Mrs. Earle Bell of Toronto
is ,spending the sunimer here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sinclair
of Palm Springs visited in
Seaforth and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robert-
son and family of DownsveiW
were guests of Mr. Edwin P.
Chesney -oVer the week-encl:"-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mil-
ler, Burlington visited with
Mrs. E. C. Smith.
Miss Ruth Morrison,.Thorn-
hill holidayed last week with
Mrs. Reg Kerslake at Bay-
field.
Miss Dianne Kerslake and
Mrs. Douglas Charles of Tor-
onto spent the week -end with
Mrs. Reg Kerslake.
Hans Joachim Elder of
Hamburg, Germany has come
to Canada to take up resid-
ence with his grandparents,
Mr: and Mrs. Arnold Col-
ciougb, Cosiborna St. Clinton..
mss Ivy Townsend; Sea -
forth, who gradaated fr 0
Goderich Business 0:011eliVA
has joined the staff of the
Industrial Development Bank,
Waterloo, ;
Mrs. Wilfred BaStain and
son, JOsepli, spent the last
week with her mother Mrs,
Helen Bolton.
Miss Dorothy Bolton, Roc-
hester, N.Y., waited with Mrs.
Helen Bolton.
Miss Susan McLean- Who
has been accepted as a m,em-
ber of Company of Young
Canadians left last week for
Nova Scotia to attend a train-
ing course.
Mr. and Mrs.°Lorne E. Law-
son have just returned from
a month long vacation to the
West Coast, where they were
the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Allan T. Jones, with
sons Ken and Larry of West
Vancouver, B.C. During their
stay, they visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Nottingham and
family, and Ali-. and Mrs.
Bert Nottingham, of Ladner,
and Mr. and IVIes. Gordon
Buchanan, of Hanes, asi well
as friends in Burnaby and
Whiterock. The Lawsons trav-
elled to Vancouver by CNR,
and returned home via bus
though the Rogers Pass to
Calgary, CPR to Winnipeg,
and spent a few days with
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Crawford of
Manitou, then via Air Can-
ada to London.
While in Vancouver, Mr.'
Lawson atended a colour tele-
vision seminar, and with
Mrs. Lawson, they were giv-
en a private tour through
iirector
E. P.tanley Seacock 7,4on.-
dont Ontarin,, has ,been ap-
penstCd, first Xesiona! Dixac-
tor,of the Midwestept Library
Co-OPettliVe. Ho. will start
his duties on Oetober lst.
Since 1981, Airs Beaeock
bias been -Assistant Director of
London Public Library and
Art Museum, Previous to that
he worked 'With county lib-
raries in Ohio, in the United
States and. in,Larnbton coun-
ty 'in Ontario.
The Midwestern, Regional
Library yvas -organized nearly
two years ago to heltomprove
library . service in the four
cotmties, of Waterloo, Wells
ington, Perth and Huron. It
will set up services that most
of the smaller libraries in tile
region are 'unable to provide
to their borrowers. It will
have • available in Mr. Bea -
cock an experienced profes-
sional who will offer advice
to any library seeking help.
Williaxn Templin of Fergus
the Chairman Of pie Regional
Board, said that he is quite
happy with the choice of
Regional Director. "A num-
ber of applications were re-
ceived, including several
from the United States?', said
the chairman. "and Mr. Bea-.
cock was our first choice".
CTV's television station CH -
AN, where Larry Johns is on
theropintenance staff.
'he Royal. Conoorvatort'.,of
muste, 11°J:onto, .has aahOwte4g,
t! Si ara,rssWats ware.:
,azWpg thQ successful atifiOatei$:
in the *recant -exaraihatioliS:
hehtin Stratford;
.
In the practical eXalnlliatlena
Jeanne. D. U1gsen, ER wo,
ton, receivedirst class Honors
in grade. 10; Jo -Mw, Goettler,
Dublin, first
honors in grade eight; and
Mary Jane Looby, first class
honors in grade fives Sandra
Gray, also of Dublin obtained
honors in grade eight.
In, the_ exaMinations in. ther-
ory, the Conservatory's list of
those who passed, included Eth-
Cousins
Born Three
Days Apart
Two Hensel' sisters gave
bieth to their- first child just
three days apart last week.
Mrs. Carl Goodyear, (nee
Mary Coultis) and Mrs. Gus
Burneau (nee Peggy Coultis)
both had boys at the Clinton
Public Hospital with Dr. J. A.
Addison a the attending phy-
sician at both births.
Mrs. Goodyear gave birth
Thursday morning to an eight -
pound two and a half oz. boy
and on Sunday morning Mrs.
Burneau gave birth to a son
weighing seven pounds llozs.
1.* 1001014.-1M gtt
.,tirst ias huluga. Au
grads, fgour .gaaatorbotatt
4,45, Sea
forth, who tad fist Apo. hell?
»'s4n grade .one, . .
RECEPTION
Mr. and -Mess -Larry G4diner,
(Alke Welker)
Staffa gall
Friday, July ist
.. Music by Norris Orcbel4ra,
• • EVERYONE, Wfil,COME
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
1.1adWalem101'iea..".eo••P!ftm.ftftmse....o..ir,
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BETHEL -
BIBLE CHURCH
(Services at Orange Hall)
Sunday, ,July 3rd
9:45 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
Classes for all ages
11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M.
SPECIAL SERVICES
To mark the induction of Rev. -
Floyd Shantz as Minister of
the congregation.
4ermon Subjects:
11:00—Why the Church Never
Gives Up - Ezek. 2:3-7
7:30—The Measure of a Church
Rev. 11:1
Special Music at both Services
"Being justified by faith, we
have peace with God through
Crist.",
Romans 5:1
Tonight and Friday Night
AND DOMINION DAY AFTERNOON
BANNOCKBURN PIPE BAND
Billie Meek -- A new approach to
Comedy, featuring his show
stopping banjo
THURSDAY
JUNE 30
Friday Afternoon, LOG ROLLING CONTEST
JULY 1st BEAUTY CONTEST PRELIMINARIES
BANNOCKBURN PIPE BAND
Friday Evening „BEAUTY CONTEST FINALS
ESAll the old favorites and new ones too
Bingo -Penny Sale -Darts -Paddle Wheels
The famous Carter rides are back again
RIDES Ferris Wheel and Merry-go-round
DAN
In the big Picnic Pavilion, commencing at
10 o'clock. Admission 75c — Thursday night music
by the Chevelili Friday night the Windjammers play
GATE. PRIZES VALUED AT $1600
INCLUDING COLORED TV and HI Fl SETS
Admission 50c —Iv Children Free Free 'Parking