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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-09-29, Page 647. -TRK TIMM WORM, .SEAPQR:ra, ONT, FiRT. 241, 4)66 News of WALTO,P1 RECEPTION for !toir, scut .0472., Ken malwein (nye trois. Tyndall) Seatortli Legion Hall Friday, Sept. 30th • "'ORRIS ORCHESTRA EVERYONE WELCOME • Ladies please bring sandwiches •"14•••""ftwo".0-•"10-",--- ,,aminaammanaaamama RECEPTION for M. and Mrs. James Forrest (nee Mary Deering) Brodhagen Community Hall Sat., Oct. lst DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA Ladies Please Bring Lunch Mrs. Barry Marshall is at present confined to Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Hosten- iuk and family spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan visited on Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ryan, Lon- don and attended the baptism of their infantson. Guests at the home of Mrs. George Dundas were Mrs. Neale Reid, Wdlowdale and Mr. Frank Dundas, Debbie and Frankie of Toronto. Mr. andMrs. Torrance Dun- das visited on Sunday with the forer's brother and sister- in-law, . Mr. and Mrs. Ar- mour Dundas, Strathroy. A carload or ladies attend- ed the Huronia District Cana- dian Cancer Society Day -long Workshop Conference held in Clinton last Saturday. An Expositor Classified will pay yqu dividends. Have you tried obe? Dial 527-0240. QUEEN'S HOTEL Seaforth Held Over All This Week HANK FORTUNE TRIO SPECIAL ATTRACTION -In Ladies' Room Friday and Saturday - NELSON HOWE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth SMORGASBORD SATURDAY, OCT. 1, 6:30 p.m. 2.00 per person ENTERTAINMENT RED KNIGHT 'LOUNGE LADIES and ESCORTS Beverage Room ./....•/•••11..11.•••••• -BRUSSELS FALL FAIR September 29th and 30th Pure Bred and Grade Cattle t Light and Heavy Horses Inside Exhibits - Commercial Features 4-H Calf Club, - Grain and Corn Club Pony Races - Stanger Shows SCHOOL PARADE - 1 p.m., FRIDAY with SDHS Trumpet Band and Brussels ' • Pipe Band Robert McKinley, M.P., will open Fair at 1:30 SEE THE EXHIBITS THURSDAY EVE'G. Crystal Palace , DANCE - FRIDAY EVENING To Wilbee's Orchestra • Special Aniversary Services BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH OCTOBER 2nd, 1966 (At The 'Orange Hall) Rev.. Floyd B. 'Shantz, Pastor ! These are services you can't afford to miss THERE WILL BE SPECIAL- MUSIC BY THE DUBRICK SISTERSFROM K/ITCHENER, AT ALL SERVICES. AT 9:45 a.m. There will be an open session of the Sunday School, With Mrs. Dubrick, mother of the singing girls, bringing a special Bible lesson on flannelgraph. Nancy Dubrick, a ventriloquist, will also perform. SPECIAL SPEAKER FOR •BOTH THE 11:00 a.M. and the 7:30 V.m. SERVICES will be the Rev, Jack L. RoCkney, secretary for the Associated Gospel Churches of Can- ada, Toronto, Ont. Rev. Itockney is a man .of the word .of God, you can't afford to miss hearing him. !Pian Now To Attend All Services! RumtinEg, YOU ARE ALWAYS wsLeomE AT BETHEL end with relatives in N o r Bay. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Ennis, Steven and Leanne of Toronto pent the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis. The Walton 4-H'ers met at the home a Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Donald, Saturday afternoon •for ,the Supper Club course, with fifteen members present. The election of officers re- sulted, President, Joan Den- nis; Vice-president, Karen McDonald; Secretary, Joyce. McNichol', Press reporter, Sharon Marks. It was decided not to have meetings Saturday afternoon; when possible. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald outlined the re- quirements of club members and the Record Book and ex- plained the score sheet of each days meals. Mrs. Nelson Marks assistant leader, gave a talk on -"Good Food Makes a Difference". Some Rules to Remember when Handling Food", How to Make Dishwashing Easier", "Oven Temperatures" a n d "Being Careful and Accurate in all Measurements". The girls discussed achieve- ment day and decided to have a demonstration with Joyce McNichol, Betty Roe, Joan Dennis, and Mary Leeming to start working on it. The meet- ing was adjourned to meet on October 1 at the home of Mrs. Nelson Marks. More Exhibits (Continued from Page 1) Eric Anderson 70; Robert Mc, Millan 78; Harold Pryce 84. PENNY SALE Pig starter, Topnotch, Mrs, D. Wilson; Oupik, Gingerich's, George Mcllwain; cake saver, Stedman's, Mr. Ernest Marshall; ice bucket, Red Vantyghem, Mrs. Jack Patrick; oil, 4 qts., Henry Ziler, Mrs. Wilfred Cole- man; dog and cat chow, Milton Dietz, Ross McDonald; $2.00,, Earl McSpadden, Mrs. F. R. Cosford; pig nurser, Topnotch, Ross McDonald; flashlight, Win- throp Store, Mrs. Robert Allen, Brucefield; Monarch flour, Ryan's, Mrs. Wm. Strong; five dozen eggs, Harold Pryce; Mrs. O'Connell. Table cloth; Joe Irwin, Mrs. Mae Habkirk; matt, Agriculture Societ?, Mrs. Jack Patrick; pig weaner, Topnotch, Bob Father- ingham; case of pop, Boyce Farm Supply; Mrs. James Stat. ton, RR 3, Mitchell; Javex, negan's Store,. Mrs. Cora Ches- ney; Iamp, Agriculture Society, Mrs. Robert Regele, RR 1, Dub- lin. ... Two gallons of oil, Ross Scott, Mrs. Wm. Henderson; five doz. eggs, Moore's Poultry, Mrs. Clair Bragger; towels, Agricul- ture Society, Miss -Vanderplas, Kippen; car brush. Co-op., Mrs. Arthur Varley; oil and grease change i Bob's B.A., Mrs: Mary Felker. BILLY WALKER Who Will be one of Many ' Featured Stari at the GRAND OLE • °PRY SHOW Seaforth Arena WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12th Advance Tickets $2.00 At the Door $2.50 , No Seats itoservod. Doors Open at 7:30 p.m. 7is• COMPETITION WAS KEEN in the pony class at Sea - forth Fall Fair but despite this, Eavbara Brady was able to win her share of prizes. (Expositor Photo by Philips). "There.. is that more comfortable?" "Let's walk...rm too tired to ride with you!" THE HOME TEAM "Am- 1 an 'X' or an Vire 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. ..••••••••••••••••......../.....11••••••••••••••••••••••••••• First Presbyterian Church Through 99 years of Christian Witness • Our first purpose in worship is: * To Praise God * To Preach His Word * To Proclaim His Sbn Worship with us each Sunday Service at 11 :00 a.m. Church Schools at 10:00 and 11:00 a.m. Nursery at 11:00 a.m. Minister: Av. Douglas 0. Organist: Mrs. Don Carter ' A.mat, A.Mus. 14."4,4!4•60koow.ir• 'DISTRICT FARM (COntinlo.4 lion gage: 1.) Seaforth, .(tte(1); 31, Ross Mc - 141044 ,.204014 an giVrold W4tOo. '-(tie.); 30, ,Thoropop, ".Soattirtin. G. ff. 131anehard,.13,11 4, Walton,. (second form) and Ed Dorrance, RR a,.S.eittorth, (tied); 36, Mrs. G. Murray, RR 2, Seaforth; 37, ThOs. B. Govenlock, RR 5, Sea - forth; 38, Gorden Pryce, RR 1, Seaforth Morris Township I, Ross Higgins, RR 5, Brus- sels; 2, John N. Cardiff, RR 5, Brussels; 3, John Wesselink, RR 4, Brussels; 4, WM. K. Robert- son, RR 2, Bluevale; 5, George Michie; RR 4, Brussels; 6, Ted Fear, RR 5, Brussels; 7, Charles Higgins, RR 5, Brussels; 8, Al- bert Bacon, Belgrave. Stanley Township 1, Don Brodie, RR 1, Bruce - field. Grey Township 1, Mac McIntosh, RR 3, Brus- sels; 2, Doug Evans, RR 2, Brus- sels; 3, E. A. Speiran; Brussels, and Glen Bray, Ethel, (tied); 5, J. C. Veitch and Son, RR 2, Brussels, and R. A. McTaggart, RR 2, Brussels, (tied); 7, James Knight, RR 2, Brussels and J. T. Williamson, RR 3, Walton, (tied); 9, John R. Cox, RR 3, Brussels and J. C. Conley, Ethel, (tied); 11, Clifford Ritchie, RR 3, Walton; 12, Lawson Ward, Ethel; 13, Charles Thomas, Brussels; 14, Urban, Ducharme, RR 2,'Brussels and Jack Knight, Two Men Die _ (Continued from Page 1) ted by Mrs. Ross-Broadfoot, pre- sented- two numbers. Mrs. Ald- erdice gave the treasurer's re- port and Mrs. Robert Kinsman chaired the program on "His- torical Research". The motto by Mrs. James Drummond was "We are proird of Canada, let Canada be proud of ds". Mrs. Alderdice gave the his- tory of West Wawanosh, Mrs. William Kyle presented a very interesting' address on the "Old Steam Engine". Mrs, James Chalmers gave a poem on "The Pioneers". Mrs. William Gib- son and 'Mrs. Robert Kinsman presented a contest of pioneer articles which were displayed. velar Council Gives • (Continued from Page 1) 13. • As had been agreed at an earlier meeting he -had taken proposed plans to Uronto and obtained tentative approval. When tenders for the pro- ject were called it was on the basis that the work would be completed in time for the plowing match. However, when the contract was let council de- layed a start on the work think- ing fornial clearance would be forthcoming. "We now gain „back that hour we lost when day- light savings time started!" iftr......••••••./....••••••=s0.ftwoo.ftuommik RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jewitt tnee Jean Flett) Friday, Sept. 30 Londesboro Hall WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA • Lunch Counter OPENING DANCE Seaforth Teen TwentyPresents THE BLUESMEN atthe Seaforth Arena on • SAT., OCT. 1 9:00 to 12:00 Admission: $1.00 QUALIFY f • Itit Bruasels, (tiod); 16, Man. tin Baan, R1 2, Walton; 17, Rae Boost!" RR 2, Brussels and J41034 S. virixee:}er, RR 1, Ethel, (tied); 19, CliffOrd Bray, RR 3, Brussels and Lloyd Smith, RR 3, Brussels, andStewart Stevenson, ItiR 2; Bruseels, (tied); 22, Gra- ham Work, RR 5, Brussels and Joseph Smith, Brussels, (tied); 24, Leslie Knight, RR 3, Brtit- sels, Ross Smith, RR 3, Brus- sels and Donald McDonald, RR 2, Brussels, (tied); 27, Cecil Ray - nerd, RR 1, Ethel; 28, Tom Mc- Farlane, Ethel, Donald Cotton, RR 3, Brussels and Wilfred L. Strickler, RR 2, Brussels, (tied); 31, Bruce Speiran, Ethel; 32, Gerrit Van Veen, RR 2, Brus- sels; 33, Jim• McDonald, RR 2, Brussels; 34, Roy Williamson, RR 1, Walton, Earl Dunn, RR 3, Brussels, Albert Cardiff, Ethel ad Cleon Brubacher, RR 3, Brussels, ,(tied); 38, George Pearson, RR 1, Ethel and Car- man R. Smith, RR 2, Brussels, (tied). Hul lett Township 1, Lloyd McClinchey, RR 1, Auburn; 2, Arnold Jamieson, RR 4, Clinton; 3, Edward Bell, RR 1, Blyth; 4, Mrs. Edmund Hunkings, RR 1, Auburn; 5, Len Archambault, RR 1, Auburn. REFEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Betties (nee Joan Williams) Legion Hall, Seaforth Friday, Oct. 7th NORRIS ORCHESTRA EVERYONE -WELCOME Ladies Please Bring Sandwiches DentERIN. THEATRE ;;-, CLINTON OPEN WEEKENDS. ONLY Box Office Opens at 7:30 First Show at 8:00 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Sept. 30 - Oct. 1 " Double Feature - In -Color "CHEYANNE AUTUMN" Richard lAfidmark, Caroll Baker •• Karl Malden "PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND Cartoon Troy Donahue, C onnie Stevens FRIDAY and SATURDAY , October 7-8 - DOUBLE FEATURE - IN HARM'S WAY' (Adult Entertainment) John Wayne - Kirk Douglas Patricia Neal "THE DISORDERLY ORDERLY" Jerry Lewis - Susan Oliver Color Cartoon SPECIAL SUNDAY MIDNITE SHOW - OCT. 9 An, Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. Exeter Kinsmen's Twelfth Annual HARVEST JAMBOREE Friday, Oct.. 7 EXETER ARENA • 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. JOHNNY DOWNS and HIS 11 -PIECE BAND. Five tuneful hours of variety - everything from the music of Glenn Miller to a Go -Go Door Prizes Spot Dances sl BINGO Must Go On Mon., Oct. 3 CLINTON LIONS ARENA • 9 P.M. SHARP • 15 GAMES for $30.00 EACH 3 -- Share -The -Wealth Games - 3 $1,000:00 BINGO MUST GO IM•mmtammormirwairovemommaimmairemme. ADMISSION: 41.00 Per Person EXTRA tARDS: 25c Each or 5 for $1.00 2 DOOR PRIZES -. CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT, '•• FOR EXTRA DOOR PRIZE DRAW PROCEEDS FOR COMMUNITY WORK SPONSORED BY THE' SERVICE CLUBS OF CLINTON •