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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-07-14, Page 4ti tg ,lit ON EXPOSITOR, SKAFORTH, ON" I'., .11ILY 14, 1968 SUNSET Drive.- In Theatre GODERKKH THURSDAY IS' BUCK NIGHT FQR A CAR LOAD. Midnight Show every Sunday Night THURS, FRI. July 14, 15 Alt color horror show Horror of Dracula. Died ... Yet Lived! (Adult entertainment) Plus on the same program The Plague of the Zombies (Adult entertainment) SAT.. MON., TUES. July 16, 18, 19 Tarzan and the Valley of Gold In Color, starring Mike• Henry Also in color Frankenstein Conquers the World starring Nick Adams Sunday, Midnight, July 17 only Two Elvis Presley Movies Love Me Tender also starring Debra Paget aming Star in color WED., THURS., FRI. July 20, 21, 22 All Color Show The Secret of My Success • how three beagtiful -girls love for fun and murder for profit. Shirley Jones Honor Blackman Seven Slaves Against the Worlc SAT., July 23rd, only John Wayne and Lee Marvin in The Comancheros Color, plus Bernadine SUN., Midnight, July 24, only The Fly Color (Adult entertainment) The' Return of the Fly. Starring Vincent'Price MON., TUES., WED. July 25, 26, 27 It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Technicolor Plus on the same program Disneyland after Dark Color Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad a ' be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth. 527-0240. Coundi Tells (Continued from Page 1) also be hooked up with Huron county as well as Perth if Hur- i on agrees to a radio system. Mayor Flannery 'felt -council should receive some assistance from the provincial government if they purchase the equipment. Councillor Donaldson ended the discussion by telling coun- cil about the number of good remarks he has heard concern- ing the police. He said by help- ing other areas with the radio Seaforth itself was getting bet- ter police service. Councillor Donaldson also re- ported three members of his committee toured the Police Col- lege in Aylmer. There, they were told that before any man is promoted he should take a District Groups Oa#heir • dor Annual Reunions WILLIAMSON REUNION The Williamson tangly picnic was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Carter, Sunday, with 42 in attendance. Sports were in ' charge of Anne Blake and Dorothea Wil- liamson. The business was con- ducted by Evelyn Carter. The. officers for 1967 picnic which will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman William- son are: president, Evelyn Gar- ter; vice-president, Carol Car- ter; secretary, Eileen William - f son; treasurer, Olda Jervis; sports, Ina McGrath, Florence two week supervisory course. Nesbitt, Evelyn Williamson. 0 LOCAL. Mrs. W. A. Campbell of Guel- ph was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. R. K. McFarlane over the weekend. While here she at- tended the Gulutzen-Thamer wedding. Mrs. Lorne Churchill of Cleveland, Ohio was the guest of Mrs. John Campbell of town and other relatives in McKillop last week and also' attended the Gulutzen-Thamer wedding' Mr. Edward McIver and daughters, Cathy, Mary Beth and Barbara of Kitchener, spent the weekend with his •mother, Mrs. Sarah McIver. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connel- ly of McKillop have returned from a trip to the Western Provinces. Mrs. Don Carter attended the piano teacher's workshop held at the' Western Conservatory of Music. London, last week - Mrs. Thomas Gray, Indian Head, Sask., is spending a week. visiting Mrs. •James Hay and other relatives in Seaforth and erea. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Dugan of Columbus, Ohio are visiting Mrs. Helen -Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFar- lane and family of Carleton Place are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Johnston at their Bayfield home and Mrs. R. K. McFarlane of town. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mc- Spadden of McKillop have re- turned from Saskatoon, Sask., where they attended the wed- ' ding of their son, Rev. Leslie McSpadden. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson BRIEFS �c• and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clark spent 'the weekend in Barrow Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meagher, Mary . Sue, Michael, Maureen and Margaret Ann of Ottawa are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meagher. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smillie of St. Catherines spent the weekend with the Misses Ina and Marion Gray of Egmond- ville. Miss Helen M. McKercher of Toronto is spending a week's eacation at her home in McKil- lop. Mr. William Southgate, Jr., is. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Huff in Hamilton. Miss Betty Courtico, Hamil- ton. is spending a few days in McKillop and Clinton. Rev. and Mrs. J. Ure Stewart returned from a very pleasant week's visit' at Magnetawan wbe're°. the former preached at. the United Church. • Mr. and bits. Robert McLach- lin, Who have been on a three- week motor trip to North Dako- ta. Moose Jaw, Sask., and La- combe, Alta., have returned .home. Rev. B. T. McSpadden and • Mrs. McSpadden, and Marilyn of Richmond Hill were the guests of Mr. Zack MeSpadden. Rev. Leslie McSpadden and Mrs. McSpadden of Big River, Sask.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McSpadden and Earl JOHNSTON REUNION The Johnston reunion, held at the Seaforth Lions 'ark, tut Sunday, attracted 68 persons, The officers are: president, Gordan Papple; vice-president, Ella Bogie; secretary, Phyllis Bogie; treasurer, Madeline Rit- chie; itchie; lunch committee, Ruth Papple. 'Muriel Middleton. Races were held for the child- ren. hild ren. Visitors were present from Flint and Wayne. . Michigan, London, .Toronto, Clinton; "mid. erich, Seaforth and Lucknow. ROSS REUNION Seaforth Lions, Park was the site of the Ross reunion, July 3rd, with 40 persons present The officers are - Elmer Jones, president; Sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Ross, Jr. The winners in the various events were: races, gids six and under, Jane Ross and Chen yle Ostland; . girls six to ten, Lu Anne Ross, Walkerton; boys, six. to ten years, Vaughn Ost- land, stland, Exeter; girls 10 to 14 years, Linda Thayer, London; men's race, Max Tiedeman, Grand Bend; ladies' race, Mar- Iene Ostland, Exeter, ladies' kick the slipper, Marlene Ost- land; men's kick the slipper, Max Tiedeman; girls' kick the slipper, Joanne Ross, Staffa; boys' kick 'the slipper, Vaughn Ostland; 'balloon relay, Linda Thoyer; . mixed balloon relay', Keith Hayter; ball relay, Elmer Jones' side; water filled balloon relay, Marlene Ostland and Max . Tiedeman; Bean guessing contest, Maureen Tiedeman. Games closed with a peanut scramble. • President elected for next year, Roy Ross, Walkerton; sports, committee. Audrey Ross and Gordon Hayter. SHOBBROOK REUNION About 70 persons attended the Shobbrook reunion at„ Sea- -forth Lions -Park, Sunday. Theofficers are: president, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook; secretary, Lillian Cartwright; vice-presi- dent, Maude Radford; sports, 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shob- brook. Mr. and Mrs. William" Crawfgrd; social, Mr. and Mrs. Len Shobbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crich; nominating con - of Winthrop. mittee. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mil - Mrs. Jean Cairns of town, lson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gib- bings. The results of races and oth- er events on the program were: Races: boys, six to eight, Paul Gibbings; boys nine to twelve. John Gibbings; girls nine to twelve Joan Garrow; single ladies, Valerie Garrow; married ladies, 'Shirley Shob- brook; married men, Gordon Shobbrook, Charlie Crawford; oldest man, John Gibbings; youngest, Diana Lynn . Shob- newest married. Bill and Joan 'Tuesday on a motor trip. throughCrawford; coming farthest, the United States to the west Thelma (Shobbrook) Garrow; coast. They will return by the shoe scramble. Charlie -Craw- Canadian route. ' ford and Valerie Garrow; kick Mr. and Mr's. ,A. J. Slate ',f slipper, Vera Gibbings; kick Riverside spent Thursday with the slipper. Cliff Saundercock; her brother, Mr. A.' W. Corby. tie . race. Bill and Verna Gib- ' Rev.. and Mrs. A. W. Gardin- bines; nail in block, Bill Gib - rat in a 'Mrs, Hugh McLachlin ,of Eg- mondville and Mr and Mr- An - s. drew Murdock of Detroit at - Classified ads pay dividends. Farewell Party for Mr, and Mrs. Borden Brown and family C.O.F- Hall, Constance Friday, July 22nd Program 9.p.m. Dance to fojiow. Ladies Please Bring-. Lunch CASH ' tended the Anderson-McKen- i zie wedding .in Acton on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. R. Adams and Tommy of Tampa, Fla., have returned j„after visiting her mother, Mrs.° Newman Garrett and other relatives. . Mr. and Mrs. Newman Gar- rett, Seaforth and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Garrett of Chesley, left n er of St h y are s pen d' g bis. nail in block, Verna few weeks in this vicinity.. ro Gibbings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Michelle and Edward Campbell of Mark- BETTLES REUNION ham and Miss Betty Swanson of Betties reunion • attracted 22 Aurora'attended the Gulutzen- to the Seaforth Lions Park, on ■ M' Thamcr wedding Saturday. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. Murdock Guests included Mrs. Pearl of Detroit 'were guests of his Jlinman. Orlanda Florida; Dr. sister, Mrs. John Cairns..and Mrs. Howard Axford, Roch- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hids of ester, Michigan: The officers New Liskeard visited with Mr. are: president, Isobel Meredith; and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. secretary, Theron 'Betties; •'sport Mrs. Mary Proctor of New committee, Paul Betties, Gary Liskeard is visiting with Mr. and Betties, Lorraine Talbot and Mrs. Ephrain Clarke. Joan Williams. Mr. and .Mrs. Edwin Johns, .Guests coming the farthest were Mrs. Gordon Betties, June, Brenda. and Brian, Haney, B.C. Winners of the races and events were: girls' race, Brenda Betties, Marie Betties, June Betties, Mary Jean Betties; kick the slipper, June Betties, Marie Betties, Mary Jean Betties; roll the bottle, Marie Betties, Brenda drew, Huron Road and Mr. and Betties, June Betties, Mary .Mrs, Harvey Coleman of Varna, Jean Betties; candy scramble, Friday, July 22nd 8:15 p,m. Legion Hall, Seaforth 15 Regular Games for $10.00 One $50.00 Jackpot to go Three $25.00 Specials (Children under 16 not permitted) ADMISSION $1.00 • Extra Cards 25c, or 7 for $1.00 Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian' Legion PROCEa;DS FOR WELFARE WORK SNOWBALL BINGO EVERY SECOND MONDAY CLINTON CLINTON LIONS ARENA -- 9 P.M. D.S.T. SHARP MONDAY, JULY 25 AUGUST 3, 22 SEPTEMBER 5, 19 - CASH PRIZES - 15 Games for $30 2 Share -The -Wealth Game, Share -The -Wealth with $661.00 • Snowball frit 52 Numbers or Under) I, ' MAJOR BINGO FOR $500.00 ADMISSION; $1.00 Per Person EXTRA CARTS: 25c Each or 5 for $1.00, 131OO1a PRIZES--». CLIP THIS. ADVERTISEMENT FOR DOOR PRIZE DRAW All Proceeds For Community” Work SPONSORED BY THE SERVICE CLUBS OF CLINTON Mitchell spent Thursday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Lawson. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson were: Mr. and Mrs. John Busby, Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hannah and family, Hanover; Mr. and Mrs. •John Davidson and An- • Saturday Dancing SEAFORTH LIONS PARK Saturday, July 16th WITH MUSIQ BY THE CHEVELLES Dancing 9 to Midnight ADMISSION $1.00 Dancing will continue each Saturday night. DRESSED HAM SUPPER AND CARNIVAL St. Columban Wednesday, ' July 20th Slipper Served from 5:30 to 8 p.m. PROGRAM Games of Chanfe -- Bingo --- Draws -- Penny Safe Adults $1,25 Children under 12, 60c , Evgrybody Welcome Marie Betties; boys' race Brian, Betties; roll the bottle} "relay, Paul Betties' team; lady, with most buttons on dress, Barbara Betties; man with most colors in shirt, Mr. Allen Kettles; team with most buttons, Alvin Betties. McTAGGART REUNION McTaggart reunion was held Sunday at the Seaforth Lions Park, with 40 in attendance. The officers in charge were: president, Ross McTaggart, Del- aware; acting secretary -treasur- er, Isabel Riehl, Goderieb; sport committee, Scott McTaggart, of Stratford and Robert Riehl, of Goderich. Results of events were: gues- sing contest, Elgin McTaggart, Aylmer; kicking slipper, Kathy Achilles, Walton; kicking slip- per, Ross McTaggart, Delaware; slipper in basket, Ross McTag-. gart, Delaware; step on pie plate, • Yvonne Knight and Ro- bert Riehl; lawn bowling, Peg McTaggart, Goderich; shoe scramble, Kathy and Don Ach- illes; elimination race, Phyllis McTaggart. The officers for 1967 are: president, Adrian McTaggart, Brussels; vice-president: Leslie Knight, Brussels; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Walton; sports, Dale McTaggart, Sebringville; Ross McTaggart, Delaware. GLANVILLE REUNION The • Glanville reunion, held Sunday in Seaforth Lions Park, attracted 35 persons. Officers for the - coming year are: president, Lloyd Cooper; secretary, Mrs. Marjorie Glanville; sports, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Glanville. Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and Mrs. . Stew Wilson carried out the sports with the following re- sults: races, girls' five years and under: Dianne Wilson, Mar- ilyn Cooper; boys, • Kevin Par- ker, Paul Cooper, Terry Glan- ville; girls, five" to eight, Val- erie Glanville, Bonnie' Cooper; boys, Bob Wilson, Ray Glan- ville; boys twelve and under, Murray , Glanville, Randy Wil- son; girls eight to twelve years, Carolyn Glanville; 16 years and under, Marjorie Glan- ville, Rosemarie Westlake; boys, Murray Glanville, Percy Glan- ville; girls kick th'e slipper, Ester Prouty, Kathy Parker; boys, Percy Glanville, Murray Glanville; wheelbarrow race, Murray and Bruce Glanville, Bob Wilson and Percy Glan- ville; baby crawl, Percy Glan- ville, Carolyn Glanville; three legged race, 10 years and un- I der, Randy Wilson, Bob Wilson; 10 years and" aver, Murray and Bruce Glanville. NORRIS REUNION Because of the hot weather, July 3rd, most, of the 70 per- sons at the Norris reunion, held at the Seaforth Lions Park, were content to sit under the shade of the trees rather than participate in races and games. However a few people took part in relay games before the supper meal was served. The officers for the reunion were: 'president, Mr. Hugh Nor- ris, Jr.; vice-president, Don. McLeod; secretary, Mrs. Shir- t ley •Jones. New officers named 'for 1967 are: John Norris,' president; Hugh, Norris, vice-president; and Mary Stoll, secretary. , I i COUNCIL CONTINUE$ -TALKS (Continued from Page 1) ing,council decided to take no action on a request from Coun- ty Council to pass a motion re- quiring all entrance ways in the town to be standard. Tucker - smith council" passed the mo- tion last week,.. but BieKillop on the other hand filed the propos- al. In opposing the motion, Coun- cillor George Hildebrand said since County 'Council has pas- sed the motion, it will apply to county roads in the town and it is not needed for all town streets. Councillor Cardno said, 'We have, enough 'trouble enforcing all the laws we have now." Council endorsed a motion by Norfolk county to prevent hy- dro from receiving additional costs when it is necessary for them to reallacate lines. At present the hydro receive 50 per cent of the cost of the la- bor involved but the hydro pas- sed a motion at their meeting in Sault Ste. Marie asking to be also reimbursed for the cost of material. House Numbering Council were informed a number of townfolks still have not put up house numbers. Mayor Flannery said a final date for putting up the num- bers will have to be set.. He said he hoped council could get the co-operation of citizens in finishing the job. Concerning the centennial project, the mayor saki a new proposal on the arena improve- ment plan had been received that day, but it had not been possible to "obtain 'an -estimate in time for the .meeting. He said it certainly will be less expensive than the earlier plan but he still felt the cost could be too high. ' Council approved a motion to send clerk Ernest Williams and councillors Cardno and Brian P RK Theatre GODERICH First Run Films in Air-con- ditioned Comfort! Entertain- ment is Our Business THURS., FRI., SAT. July 14, 1s, 16 Duel at Diablo In Color, starring James Garner Sidney Poitier MON., TUES., WED. July 18, 19, 20 Cast a Giant Shadow In color, starring Kirk Douglas Senta .Berger They Stunned the World with their incredible victory. COMING THURS., FRI., SAT. July 21, 22, 23 Elvis Presley in Paradise - Hawai- ian Style Technicolor • MON., lugs., WED, July 25, 26, 27 Varna Couple (Continued from Page 1) honeymoon it was hotter., than it had been for the last few weeks. The couple now live next to the general store in Varna which Mr. McAsh ran from 1915 until he retired in '1946. Prior to running his own store he had a worked at a store in Michigan. Mr. McAsh also operated the post office in Varna from 1915 until 1961. He said there has not been too ,much change in Varna in his years there but added the population used to be higher, than it is now. Mr. and Mrs. McAsh have two sons. Bill now runs the store his father operated for 31 years and Floyd lives in Ham- ilton. They have four grand" children. The Heroes of Telemark In color, *Wring ° Kirk . Douglas , CROP REPORT Most farmers in Huron County have practically rounded up their first cut haying operatings. Spring grains are well out in head and wheat -is turning col- or. All crops are in need of rain, If the dry spell continues, spring grains and white beans may be adversely affected. Sugar beets,' in the area are uneven in some fields. Canning peas are yielding at least as well as last year, but'later sown peas need more moisture. Pastures are beginning to suffer from the dry conditions. Grain and can- ning corn are making good use of the heat units this year. Taking a,Holi- day from• .Work? WONDERFUL 1 Taking a Holi- day from Wor- ship? ' WHY? The summer months are a challenge and an opportunity to prove your devotion to God and 'His Church. Wor- ship where ever you go on holiday. 'Here in Seaforth join the members of North- side United Church and First Presbyterian Church when they meet together' for Ptiblic Worship each Sunday in July and August. Services in July First Presby- , terian Church 11:00 a.m. "THE CHURCH WHERE CHRIST IS FIRSt" Flannigan, tp the Ontario Suni- cipai Convention in Hamilton neat month. Ur. Williams said he had at- tended the AMA local meeting in Sarnia and felt most of the resolutions were a waste of time but the speakers were good and, informative. ' Mayor Flannery said he felt conventions gave the members an over-all knowledge of mun- icipal affairs. "There is the pos- sibility of learning something which could save the town $500 or $600 right off the bat," he remarked. Council amended "their mo- tion of last month in which they turned the roundhouse over to the Agricultural Society for $1, to include the provision that council also give the Society two 12 foot wide access strips. Council decided to ask for tenders for repairs to the town hall including painting, point- ing and replacing roof slates. Council approved a motion to allow the PUC to install lights at the 11 locations in town where it was felt they are need- ed. BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH (Services at Orange Hall) Sunday, July 17 Family Bible School 9.45 a.m. Morning Worship 11.00 a.m. Message—What Jesus did for Zacchaeus Evening Service 7.30 p.m. -Message—When God Breaks Through RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE 1966 ANNUAL CONFER-' ENCE OF THE ASSOCIATED GOSPEL CHURCHES RESOLUTION No. 6, MODERN MORALITY WHEREAS many religious leaders are securing the ear of, the general public in the dis- semination . of poisonous, anti- biblical moral standards and are openly • advocating pre -mari- tal and extra -marital sex rela- tionships, and WHEREAS there is vocal supportof such' • practices on the part of some professed Christian clergymen, and WHEREAS the Word of God, (the Bible) is unequivocally ex- plicit in its standards of moral- ity and in the sanctity of the marriage relationship. THEREFORE BE IT RESOL- VED: That the A.G.C. declare forth- rightly its abiding faith in the Scriptures on all matters of. faith and conduct; That we declare current de- partures from its -morals stan- dards as apostasy which will ul- timately lead to national disin- tegration and exposure to the judgments of God; and That we,urge our .churches to make this position of the A.G.C. crystal clear to the ,communities they serve both by pulpit min- istry and the public press. • RECEPTION Mr. end Mrs. Don Tremear, {nos Woody Moore) Seaforth Legion Hall Friday, July 15th at 9:30 p.m. NORRIS ORCHESTRA Ladies Please Bring Lunch 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 and Friday JULY 14 & 15 WALT DISNEY'S "THAT DARN CAT" It Takes a Siamese Secret Agent to Unravel ,the PURR-fect Crime. HAYLEY MILLS DEAN JONES DOROTHY PROVINE * ** ADMISSION SCHEDULE Persons 12 and over.. $1.00 ea. Children, 6-11 years 25c Children under 6 FREE Saturday and Monday JULY 16 & 18 "THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER" John Wayne - Dean Martin Martha Flyer Cartoon Color Tuesday & Wednesday JULY 19 & 20 "THE SANDPIPER" Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton EVA MARIE SAINT Color Cartoon . (Adult entertainment) Coming Next: 'A Very Special Favor' Rock Hudson & Leslie Caron KIRKTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 22nd ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY. Kirkton, Ontario — Highway 23 WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 - 6:00 p.m. Men's Softball game 7:30 p.m. 'Juvenile contest with, Sparkling Little -Stars 9:00 p.m. The Big Show -- presenting among other top acts, The Hames Sisters, That famous red -head trio from T.V.,' The 4 Counts, Champion Barbershoppers of Canada On The Grounds — Lots of Refreshments, Seating and Free Parking — Admission: Adults, $1.00; Children, 25c 1965 Attendance, 5,000 Come and Enjoy the Fun . and Frolic ENTERTAINMENT AT QUEEN'S HOTEL Seaforth All This Week and Next THE COUNTRY FUITIVES