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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-09-01, Page 6EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., SEPT.: 1, 1966: it LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND Presents Top Rock Groups! Friday, Sept. 2 The Commancheros Saturday, Sept 3 and Sunday, Sept. 4 THE SHAYS Roman Recording Stars plus The Chevron Sextet Girl Loses (Continued from Page 1) reported the car driven by Dr. Cu)lis was travelling south and turned left into ' a lame. The other car proceeding north, was driven by L. P. Schwalm, Hamilton. Damage was estimated at $200. Remember!- It takes but - a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pock- et. To advertise, just Dial Sea - forth, 527-0240. RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gross (nee Marguerite Scott) Friday, Sept. 2nd BRODHAGEN Community Hall WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA Ladies Please Bring Sandwiches SIGN UP for LEAGUE BOWLING: Contact your league President 0 0 Open Bowling. Friday Nights at 8:00 p.m. ❑ ,❑. NOBLE LANES Seafortb Phone 527-0840 DANCE IN SEAFORTH SAT. NIGHT, SEPT. 4. -Dancing - Dancing from 9 to 12 p.m. -SEAFORTH LIONS PARK music by The CHEVELS of Walkerton in their final appearance before disbanding. This Walkerton .group has been popular during the two years'it has played in the big Seaforth Lions Park pavilion and this is the last opportun- ity dance fans in the area will have to hear Dave Schmidt and his Chevels before they disband. 1 1 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth , RED KNIGHT LOUNGE Entertainment Every Friday and Saturday This FRIDAY ONLY HOOT -EN -ANY Featuring .The WESTERN TRIO And Many Other Guest Entertainers Come Early Get a Seat and Have Fun LADIES and ESCORTS „Beverage Room a enjoy g Sing - A Long with -PE,RL. At The Hammond Organ every Mty, SAT- STRATFORD ° WINS MEET (continued from Page 1) sifieations, they had to settle for a second and a third, The best individual perform- er in the meet was Mitchell's Danny Giver who had four firsts in the boys' 14 and under section. Seaforth fared best in the boys' 17 and' under division. Gary Nicholson had two firsts and a second and James Mont- gomery earned a first and a second. Another fine performer for the local team was Gary Montgomery with a first and a third in the boys' 14 and under section, Following is a complete list of the results. (St.. Stratford; M., Mitchell; S., Seaforth; St. M., St. Marys). • Breast Stroke 10 and under: boys, Terry Flannery, St.: Larry Torrance, M.; Don Barrer, St. M.; Joe McLean, S.; girls, Anne David- son, St, M,; Jane Flannery, St,; Joanne Groothius, S. 12 and under; boys, George Dark, St.; John Lawrence, M.; Barry Martin, St. M.; Jim Riv- ers, S.; girls, Patty Pigeon, St.; WATER SHOW (Continued from Page 1) art; Perry Broome; Susan Max- well; Steven Maxwell; Dianne Butt; Wayne Butt; Nancy Dietz; Barry Lane; Brian Miller. Mediation Class In Goderich, Peter Stinnis- sen received his RLSS Instruc- tor award. Successful candidates in the two other categories were as follows, • - Bronze Mary Elliott; Joyce Huether; Alan Russell. SallyCosford;. Eric Ross. Bronze Bar Donna Reynolds; Angela Dev- ereaux; Gary MontgomerY; Jim Montgomery. Ruth Gorwill, Susan Leon- hardt, and Gerda Willems, re- ceived the RLSS senior artifi- cial respiration award in God- erich, Tuesday. •' P A Theatre GODERICH First Run Films in Aincon- ditioned Comfort! Entertain- ment is Our Business THURS., FRI., SAT. Sept. 1, 2, 3 "Born Free" color at 7:30 and 9:30 Sat. Matinee — 2:15 * * MON., TUES., WED. Sept. 5, 6, 7 "The Glass Bot- tom Boat' A color spy comedy starring Doris Day, Rod Taylor at 7:30 and 9:30 * * Coming Sept. 8, 9, 10 "The Russians are com- ing, The Russians ' are coming" Taking a Holiday m from ,Work? WONDERFUL ! Taking a Holiday. from Worship? 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 Public Worship each Sunday Services Sept. 4th in Northside United 0 Church 11:00.a.irn. REV. O. p. FRY First Presbyterian Church Minister ort all Soviets Jane Devereaux, S:;, • ety Jones, SL M.; Tel oda Delenage, M. 14 and under: boys, Danny Gloor, •M„ Randy 1VIgrris, St.; Stewart McLean) S,; Dennis Martin, St. M-; girls, Mimi Fitz- gerald, St,; Penny Gloor, M.; Mary Bali, S. 17 and under: boys, Gary Nicht olson, S.; Bill Wolfhamp, M.; girls, Angela Devereaux, S.; Jane Thompson, St.; Betty Wolfhamp, M. Back Stroke 10 and under: boys, Donny Morris, St.; Larry Torrence, M.; Bob Davidson, St. M.; Joe Mc- Lean, S.; girls, Pam Mountain, St.; Susan Davidson, St. M.; Joan Hildebrand, S. 12 and under: boys, Ed Mur- phy, St.; Dean Martham, M.; Bill Murphy, St. M.; Bill Sals- bury, S.; girls, Mary Houston, St. M.; Barb Hazniak, St.; Lin- da Dolmage, M.; Lee Anne Mel- anson; S. 14 and under: boys, Danny Gloor, M.; Robbie Untecht, St.; Gary Montgomery, S.; Dennis Martin, St. M.; girls, Margurite Gingris; St.; Iris Burlingha, M.; Carol Cardlhenson, St., M.; Jane Sills, S. 17 and under: boys, Ian Ber- linghan, M.; Gary Nicholson, S.; John Park, St.; girls, Lois Wil- son, St.; Mary Sills, S.; Liz Martha, M.; Pat Arkonson, St. M: Free Style 10 and under: boys, Danny Morris, St.; Peter Hoy, M„, Bob Davidson, St. M.; Randy Mc- Clinchey, S.; girls, Judy Dale, St.; Susan Davidson, 'St. M,; Nancy .Wolfhamp, M.; Joan Hil- debrand, S. 12 and under: boys, Dean Martham, M.; Hank Groothius, S.;, Bill Murphy; St.—M.; girls,, Mary Houston;- St. M.; Grace Untucht, St.; Linda Dolmage, M.; Anne Dunlop, S. • 14 and under: boys, Danny Moor, M.; Robbie Untucht, St.; Stewart McLean, S.; Dennis Martin, St. M.; girls, Peg Les- lie, M.; Karen Graspy, St. M.; Lucelle Walsh, St.; Marilyn Durst, S. ' • w 17 and under: boys, Ivan Bur - Ingham, M.; Gary Nicholson, S,; John Park, St.; girls, Mary Sills, S.; Liz Martham, M.; Iingrid Dor- ner,, St,; Patty Achkinson, St. M. ' Butterfly 10 and under: boys, Terry, St, M.; Terry Flannery, St.; LarryTorrence, M.; Ross Govier, S.: girls, Kathy Cruichsank, St. M.; Stephanie Untecht, St.; Joan Hildebrand,. S. 12 and under; boys, John Lawrence, M`; George Dark, St.; Barry Martin, St. M.; Hank Groothius, S.; girls, Barb Woz- niak, St.; Kathy Solan, M.; Jean Devereaux, -S.; Betty Joe, St. M, 14 and under: boys, Gary Montgomery, S.: Randy Morris, St.: David Martin, M.; Dennis Martin, . St. M.; girls, Penny Gloor, M.; Lucelle Walsh, St.; Mary Ball, S.' 17 and under: boys, Jim Mont- gomery, S.; Bill Wolfhamp, M.; girls, Joyce Yost, St.: Betty Wolfhamp. M,; Angela Dever- eaux. S. . Medley 10 and under: boys, Terry Flannery, St,: Larry Torreni:e, M.; Bob Davidson, St. M.; Ross Govier, S.; girls, 'Kathy Cruich- Shang, _ St. M.: Judy Dark, St.; Joanne Melanson, S. 12 and under: boys, Ed Mur- phy. St.;• Dean Martham, Hank Groothius, S.; Larry Mar- tin, St. M.; girls, Pat pigeon, St.; -Mary Houston, St. M.; Kathy Solan, M. 14 and under, boys, Danny Graff, M.; Robbie Untecht, St.; Gary Montgomery, S:; Dennis Martin, St. M.; girls, Peg Les- lie, M.; Margarite Gingerris, St.; Karen Gassby, St. M.; Mari- lyn Durst, S. 17 and under, boys, Bill Wolf- hamp,M,; James Montgomery, S.; girIsi- Lois Wilson, St.; Mary Sills, S.; Lois Murtha, M.; Pat Athinson, St. M. Relay Bays only 10 and under: Stratford; St. Marys; Mitchell; Seaforth. 12 and under: Stratford; Mit- chell; St. Marys; Seaforth. 14 and under: Mitchell; Strat- ford; Seaforth; St. Marys. 17 and under: Mitchell; Sea- forth; Stratford; St. Marys. OBITUARY Mrs. James Aikenhead Mrs. James Aikenhead, 81, of Egmondville, died sudden- ly at her home Monday. The former Elizabeth E. Cameron, she was born in Tuckersmith Township;' the daughter of the late James Cameron and the late Mary Jane Coleman, She was edu- cated at Sproats school in Tuckersmith, She married the lateJames Aikenhead on Sep- tember 4, 1954. He prede- ceased her in 1958. She was a member of Egmondville United Church. She has no immediate sur- vivors, Funeral services were held. Wednesday from the It. S. Box funeral !tome, Seaforth. Burial was in Baird's Cemet- ery. Pallbearers were I•Iarold Coleman, Aleat Boyes+, Ross Alexander, Wilfred Coleman, Ross Nicholson and Arthur Cameron. P'lowerbearers were Arthur Nicholson, Wilson Al- len., Yvan Forsyth and Aubrey Eickmey' e;<. HURON QUNCIL. ACCEPTS (Continued from Page <1I, from the Jluron County Lib- rary Co-operative” • Supporting the committee re- port, George Wonchy1 chairman!, stated that it was unfortunate this situation has arisen, "be- cause somebody has to get hurt". Council members -had received copies of reports of past meetings and "the commit- tee hasn't been ,asleep". Opin- ions had been voiced from all sides. He denied press reports which• refereed to a secret re- port. "There never was a sec- ret report,", he declared. "Secondly, I didn't appreciate quite a number of phone calls at my place of work. State- ments have been made that you people fired a person before the County Council session. That is not true either." Mr. Wonch said the public was not interested in EMO and if interested, would not take part, leaving it all to elected officials. Some think the problem might be because of geographical lo- cations. "The biggest beef from Tor - LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rey- nolds and Michael, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. F. C. J. Sills and farrtily. Rev. and Mrs. J. Stewart have returned from Windsor where Mr. .Stewart for five Sundays conducted services at Emmanuel United Church. Mrs. F. G. Livingstone, Mrs. Gilchrist Appin, and Miss Gaslido of Detroit Were guests of Mr, and Mrs. James F. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Deere of.. Stratford ,and . Mrs. R. K. McFarlane of town were guests .of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett of Clinton. Lynne Godfrey, Whitby and Mrs. N. H. McKenzie, Oshawa were guests of Mr's. Mae. Dor- ranct. - Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walters and family of London were guests of his mother, Mrs. El- liott Walters. , Craig Sherwood of Mont- real was the week end guest of his aunt Mrs. Edwin P. Chesney of Tuckersmith. • Mrs. Charles Kanuss, Stan- ton, Col., who has been visit- ing her aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McSpadden, Mrs. C. Hawley, • Mr. 'Zack McSpadden and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawley, left for home on, .Monday of this week, ' Mr. and Mrs. James' M. Scott have returned •from Regina where Mr. Scott at- tended the Canadian Hatchery Federation Convention, Mrs. A. Y. McLean, Mar- garet McLean, Mr. D. C. G. McLean and Miss Peggy Cor-', nish have returned from New' Glasgow N.S. where they have been visiting Mrs. Mc- Lean's '• parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wal- ters of Dundas were here ow- ing to the illness of her sis- ter Mrs. Jas. S. Willis. mother, Mrs. M. R. Rennie, Gordon C. Rennie of $un- dridge is the guest of his Alex Finnigan, son of the late W. J. Finnigan and Mrs. Finnigan of Egmondville, has purchased the general store once owned by his father and which has been under the ownership of Aubrey Eick- meyer. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Woyto- wich and • dauthter of Wind- sor are - here attending the marriage of Alice Ann Nixon. Louis Flannery of •Detroit was a visitor with Mayor J. F. Flannery and Mrs. Flan- nery over the week end. Set Plans To Honor Bali Team The Seafbrth minor baseball association will wind up the season Thursday night with a social for the two teams, , man- agers, coaches and umpires, in the Legion Hall. The program gets under way at 6,45 p.m, The association has requested the players on the Pee Wee and Bantam teams to being their uniform sweaters with them to the hall. Sweaters must be returned so that the association can ensure they are stored properly until next sea- son. During the, eourse of the eve- ning five trophies will be pre- sented. Remember! It takes, but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pock- et. To advertise, just Dial Sea - forth, 627-0240. - Piano and Theory LESSONS MRS. DON CAR'V'ER, (nee Carol Brown) A.R.C.T., A. MM. Seaforth 144 527-1521 ono is that Mr. Forbes, (the co-ordinator) ;has not produced an over-tt'<' programme for the county. There are two sides to .the story. Toronto is not alto• get her satisfied with us, but I am not altogether satisfied with Toronto." "Quite possibly, Mr. • Forbes has tried hard. His exuberance perhaps stepped on a few toes." Mr. Wench recalled that EMO• was proving its worth in various ways in Canada such as the Ottawa bridge collapse. Duff Thompson, reeve of Clinton, inquired if mutual fire aid and auxiliaky police ' would be continued under the present proposal. Clark -Treasurer J. G. Berry said it could. Alvin D. Smith, reeve of Turnberry, asked if the com- mittee was unanimous. Chairman Wonch replied that it was done in the proper -way and was the unanimous think- ing of the committee members. Thomas Leiper, reeve of Hui - lett, asked if funds would be available under the proposed plan. Mr. Berry replied that they would be -as long as the plan received grants in the ordinary way. Duff Thompson said an em- ergency could be by natural' action or man-made action. He wondered in the event of evac- uation from larger centres, why we should ,prepare plans. Mr. Berry stated that it was generally considered that this area would • be the receiving area for larger centres. It was basically a plan to carry on the functions of - government and also help out the surrounding area. Mr. Wonch stated -that N. W. Timmerman, director, EMO,. said Huron County didn't have a plan at all, We asked and there was.no answer. .Timmerman had stated that Mr. Forbes had not cooperated 'with Toronto ' and he felt he, never would. Mr. Wonch point- ed out, Mr. Hayter agreed but felt Torohto had "sold us this EMO", "Big army men came up here with flashing uniforms to get us to go into it." ' Elgin Thompson, • reeve of Tuckersmith, -had the final word in the debate: "I don't think, a plan is nec- essary in a place like Huron County." Discussion on the report took 35 minutes.. • Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To .advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527 -0240.- -exhibition Softball Thurs. Sept; lst Winthrop YS. Goderich Seaforth Lions Park a Game Time 8:30 -:UNSET Drive - In Theatre GODERICH THURSDAY IS BUOK NIGHT FOR A CAR LOAD. THURS., FRI., 'SAT. Sept. 1, 2, 3 Winner of eight Academy Awards • "MY FAIR LADY" Sunday Midnight, Sept. 4, only Triple, All Color Horror Show "Frankenstein Meets The Spacemen" "Curse of the Voodoo" 'The Circus of Horrors' MON., 1'UES., WED. Sept. Sk 6, 7 'A Very° ' Special Favor" in color starring Rock Hudson, Lefiie Caron Charles Boyer plus Audio Murphy in "No Name On The I. ° - Bullet" 91or cinemascope Coming "Second Fiddle To A Steel Guitar' and 0,"Dear Brigitte" - Jetties Stewiset, MAUI Teaching Music Piano Theory, Etc. commencing Sept. 10th Register before above date. Mrs. Jack Schoonderwoerd, Mitchell — 348-8383 Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket, To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH (Services at Orange Hall) Rev. Floyd Shantz, Pastor Teach me Thy way 0 Lord Sunday Sept 4th Family Bible School - 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Message: Belonging to God Evening Service: 7:30 p.m. Message: ,T,he.,-,"Way" of Re- vival Wednesday, Evening -8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study With .studies in the 'Gospel of Mark A Hearty Welcome Awaits You at Bethel - a CASH BINGO Friday, Sept. 2nd 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 PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE WORK BroWnie's DRIVE-IN THEATRE -- CLINTON Two Shows Nightly Come as Late as 11 p.m., and see a Complete Show Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m. First Show At Dusk —5 DAYS — . . Thurs., Fri.; Sett.; Mon., Tues: A Comedy Spectacular "THE GREAT RACE" Color JACK LEMMON TONY CURTIS NATALIE .W000 Cartoon SUNDAY MIDNITE Sept 4 HORROR DOUBLE FEATURE IN COLOR "PLANET OF THE. VAMPIRES" Barry Sullivan "X -MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES" Ray Milland Adult Entertainment Cartoon SPECIAL ENGAGE- MENT' for 6 NIGHTS Wed., Thurs,, Fri,, Sat., Mon., Tues. --Sept. 7-13 WALT DISNEY'S "Mary Poppins" JULIE ANDREWS DICK VAN DYKE DAVID TOMLINSON Color - Cartoon Prices for this engagement only: Persons 12 years and over $1.00 Persons 6-11 years 50c Persons under 6 years ..., Free WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 MITCHELL FALL - FAIR Friday and Saturday, September 2 and 3 $6,000.00 in prizes ' - Horse Races,"Breed Shows, Machinery Show "The Biggest Little Fair In Ontario" If you want to see it all in one day -- Come Early! 00 BINGO MUST, GO 'ON LA:OR, DAY Mon., Sept. 5 CLINTON LIONS ARENA 9:00 P.M. SHARP 15 GAMES for $30.00 EACH 3 -, Share -The -Wealth Games - 3 $1,000.00 BINGO - MUST GO ADMISSION: $1.00 Per Person EXTRA CARDS: 25c Each or 5 tor $1.00 :. 2 DOOR PRIZES CLIP THIS ADVERT1S;4MENT • Fon EXTRA DOOR PRIZE DRAW All Proceeds For Community Work SPONSORED BY THE SERVICE CLUBS OP CLINTON