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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-09-08, Page 6ews of WALTON Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall alad, Beverly spent last Friday, at the Temente Exhibition and visited with relatives in Bur- lixigton on Saturday - Miss June Higginbotham left by plane last Friday for Bale Verte, Newfoundland where she will visit her sister Miss Ruth Higginbotham who is serving at a mission Hos- pital there as bookkeeper and accountant. Mr. and Mr. James Camer- on of Sarnia ,were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mises Nellie Baan has re - Mrs. William Coults. turned home after spending the summer months at Bramp- ton. Mis Mary Helen Buchanan of Goderich visited for a few days last week with Miss, Ruth Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Bur- ton of Matheson, visited Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Torr- ance Dundas. Mrs. W. C. Hackwell and Mrs. Edward Miller spent sev- eral days in London last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Smith. Mrs. Gary Collyer, Vin- cent and Leslie of Sudbury visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston and attended the Johnston-Buffinger wed- ding at Clinton last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bew- ley, Mary and Brenda have -eturned form a motor trip to Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rut- ledge and family .of London visited over the weekendwith the Humphries and Bennett families. Jim Rutledge return- ed home after spending the summer 'months with Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Humphries. WQME.-N'S HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The September meeting of be held Tuesday, September the Hospital Auxiliary will 13th, at the Lions Park Pavi- lion in the form of a Pot Luck Supper. All members welcome at 6:30. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor e Want Ad and be money in pocket. " To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Mrs. Torrance Dundas spent a few days in Kitchener last week with her daughter Mrs. W. Stutz- and Mr. Stutz. Leslie, Martin and Scott McGavin of Thornbury visit- ed with their grandparents, Mr. and Mas. Gordon McGav- in. Mrs. William J. Leeming returned home last Friday after being confined` to Vic- toria Hospital, London for the past month. Miss Judy Clark of Lon- don spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smal- don. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bewley Mary and „Brenda have re- turned from a motor trip to Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolger visited over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Fowler at Port Erin, also :visited with friends in Collin,gwood. News of Varna The Varna UCW met Thurs- day evening at the Church. Group two had charge of the worship with Mrs. Harvey Hay- ter leading, assisted by Mrs. Grant Webster. Mrs. John Mc - Ash was pianist for the eve- ning. Darlene Hayter gave an instrumental on the piano. Mrs. William Eatwell of Bedford, England, spoke on the customs of England and her impressions of Canada, Plans for the booth at the Plowing Match were discussed and each member is asked to take four homemade covered pies in large aluminum pie plates. ' The annual smorgasbord -supe per is being held Oct. 5th, with groups three and four.in charge. There will be a cleaning bee at the church on Sept. 21: . Mrs. Lee McConnell was named friendship secretary. The next UCW meeting will be held Sept. 29th. The meeting group one served lunch. Mrs. William Eatwell, of Bed. ford, England, is visiting with her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Aldie Mustard' and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor of Indianappolis; are visiting with relatives in the commun- ity. OPEN BOWLING NOBLE LANES Friday and Saturday Evenings — 8 p.m. Sunday Afternoon --2 p.m. LEAGUES NOW FORMING! Seaforth Phone 527-0840 This plan will do everything to get your youngster e college degree exceptpass his exams for hire You can't guarantee that a youngster now in high scho6l'will get his college degree. But you can guarantee that he will get the chance to try. That's the essence of the Bank of Montreal University Education Programme — a comprehensive savings -loan plan that enables you to spread the cost of a university education over periods up to nine years, You start payments when your boy or girl is still in high school and make the final payment e year after graduation. From the first deposit, the special life insurance feature guarantees that his or her education costs will be covered. Your low monthly payments include interest charges totalling a small fraction of what you would _ pay on any straight loan"programme. ' This is a .flexible programme ... adaptable to in- dividual education costs and payable over a varying number of years. If you have a youngster in the first two or three years of high school now is the time to start. Drop into your neighbourhood branch of the Bank of Montreal and let us fit the plan to your needs; Then convince your youngster the rest is up to him! • PS: If you need help financing a student already in university — or planning to register this year talk to your B of M Manager. Chances are he Can arrange a tuition loan with extended payments adapted to your circumstances. Or, if your youngster qualifies for a loan under the Canada Student Loans, Plan, seeel him to see the 8 of M. BANK OF MONTREAL Canada's First Bank ` XIX1 7 Canada' Wgrrd spe2(acttr/Montrtat` Catiida, April 2/1 -,,October 27, 1967 *r RInk Wins Trophy Under threatening skies, a good turnout was present for the annual Whitney Trophy tournament, held in Seaforth, last week. Mrs. DuVal and her rink 'from Wingham were the winn- ers with . three wins, plus of 24, aggregate of 48. Second ,was Mrs. Westbrook's r -ink of God- erich, three wins, plus of eight, aggregate of 37. 'Third, Mrs. Bowman, with two- wins, plus of 18, aggregate of 38. Fourth, Mrs. Grace Sales of Goderich, two wins, plus of 15, aggregate 39. Fifth, Mrs. Milliken of Sar- nia, two wins, plus of 12, ag- gregate of 39. Legion. Bingo Winners The bingo sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 156, Seaforth, was well attend- ed Friday evening. Following are the winners of special games: Mrs. Russ Holmes and Mrs Denomme,. Clinton; Mrs. Larry . Weisenburgh, Sea - forth; Russ Campbell, Mitchell; Mrs. Jim Watson, Seaforth.. Winners of door prizes were: Mrs. James Barry, Egmondville; Fred Slavin, Clinton. Regular game winners were: Mrs. Jim Watson, Seaforth: Mrs. Bert Boyes, Clinton and Frank Skinner, Mitchell; Mrs. Elmer Lee, Clinton; Frieda Shane, Mitchell;" Mrs. Durocher, Clin- ton; Mrs. Stan Watson, Mitchefl: Mrs. Ste.ep,' Clinton: Mrs._ -Mc- Kinnon, Lucknow; Mrs. A. Muir, Seaforth and Mrs. Jean Sang- er, Mitchell; Mrs, N. • Young, Seaforth and Mrs. Jean Sanger, Mitchell. Games six and nine were split four ways. DOWN AT THE CANES - BY LEE HEE Hi Folks! Renlenf,ber me? That's right. It isn't too long ago since you were reading this column. Boy, but the time flys and by the rumors going around some of our early bird bowlers have already been tuning up for the coming sea- son. It has- ofteri been said, you can't keep a good man down and it seems it holds true as oueold friend Art Finlayson hasr started the season off al- ready with a 346 score the other night. Not to be out done our good friend Bill . Brown. came through with the high- est game ever bowled on Sea - forth Lanes. Yes sir, -Bill roll- ed a neat 435 the other even- ing. Witnesses , informed hie he started out with a spare. You can figure the rest. According to information leagues are starting earlier this September. We age° told Inter -town starts this Satu. =i day with teams in the ,league from Zurich, Goderich,•Wing- ham, Clinton (2). and Sea - forth. The L e'g i o n Ladies' Auxiliary ,group starts Tues- day evening next week and the Legion starts Friday, 'Sep- tember 23rd. We understand the manage- ment would like to hear from other leagues anticipating a start in the near future. There's a feeling that a good commercial league could be formed which would bowl CM • Tuesday evenings. The management wouldjike, if in- terested, to have you lave your name`' at the alleys as soon as possible. Well, this is all for novo. Hope to see all bowlers at the lanes real soon. Fall Fair Dates Bayfield Sept. 27, 28 Blyth Sept. 20, 21 Brussels. 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