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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-07-06, Page 6• 4-�Y.�. ' �#4R# EXPQSITQR REUNION 'Students, Teachers, Relatives and Friends of S.S. No. 7 Stanley Sun., July 16th 1967 Registration 2 p.m. Recognition of former teachers ' Picnic supper 5 p.m. Bring picnic basket and dishes • . Refreshments provided .O.Id School pictures welcomed Centennial Chicken BARBECUE Wed:, July 14th . L . "5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Cavan Church, . Winthrop Adults, $1.50; Children (6 to 12) 75c; under 6, free (Please bring container for car- ry out dinners) Tickets available from UCW members and Centennial com- mittee. Brownie_ s: DRIVE-IN THEATRE — CLINTON Box Office Opens at 8• p.m. A , WED., THURS., FRI. July 5.6.7 Top Family Entertainment WALT DISNEX'S "FOLLOW ME, BOYS!" 9:15 and 11:00 ,FRED Ma'cMURRAY VERA MILES CHARLES RUGGLES COLOR r - Plus "GOOFY'S. FREEWAY TROUBLES" CARTOON - SAT. - MON. —• July 8-10 'HARPER (Adept Entertainment) 9:15 and 11:00 ' ' PAUL NEWMAN LAUREN BACALL JULIE HARRIS ROBERT WAGNER COLOR CARTOON TUES. - WED. — July 11-12 A SPY DRAMA "THE 'SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD' 9:15 and 11:00 RICHARD .. BURTON CLAIRE BLOOM ;.:-.. OSKAR WERNER CARTOON lr sa Coming Nbxt: , "AFTER THE FOX" - ry SEAFOR' H, OIL JULY 6, 1967 - Old 'Boys (Gontinyed )ram rage 1) Those over eighty in attendance were Porter Dennis, John R. teeming, Mrs. Margaret Ross Cuthill, Miss Bessie Davidson, Mrs. Maude Davideon Gorby; Mrs. Mabel Davidson Allen; Ml's. Lizzie McCallum McNich- ol; -Mrs. Bella Leeming Boyd; Mrs. Emma Hackwell Naylor; Mrs. Violet who Graves. " Others who are over ts$0 are Enunerson Dennis; Wilson Den- nis; Noble McCallum; Johnny Cook; Lily Stafford; Bessie Smith; Mabel Stafford; Mary Smith. See pictures and stories on Page 5. Smile of the Week To get maximum attention, it's hard to beat a good, big mistake. Hard work: An accumulation of easy things you didn't do when you should have. RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte - (flee Joan McClymont). Zurich Community Centre Sat., July 15th Ken Ducharme and the Chan- deliers • Ladies Please. Bring Lunch s RECE•PTI'ON for. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finlayson, on the occasion of Their 25th Wedding Anniversary, Orange 'Hall,' Seaforth Sat., July 8th Cards at 8?30 p.m. Ladies Please 'Bring Sandwiches Classified` ads bay dividends. London District Soccer Asset. SOCCER _ St. Columban VS. Olympians Sat.,.. July. 8th' 4 p.m. ' At ST. COLUMBAN CASH BING Friday, July 7th 8:15 p.m. Legion Hall, Seaforth 1.5 Regular -Games for. $10.00 Three $25.00 Specials Jackpot $75 to go ' (Children under 16 not "permitted), ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion PROCEEDS FOR-'WFT.PARE WORK I QUEEN'S HOTEL Seaforth Al A'll this Week and Next For Fine Country and Western Music Hear— The Mel Kitchen Trio SEE The Air Show 3' Hours of Arobatic Action New and Horne Built Aircraft Displays Chicken 'Barbecue Dinners Available -- Rides Sunday, -July 9th 12 noon'tt $ p.m.' FESTIVAL. CITY AIR PARK - - 2 ntitas; North of" Strai ord Adm11i11$iort. $1.00 Children Free i e ate, lata:10 o- AREA..WEDD/NoS �r PRESZCATOR--- BRADY Rose Marie Brady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bra- d'- of Seaforth .exchanged vows with David Earl Presz- cator, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Preszcator, RR 1 Clinton in a ceremony in St. James' Roman Cateolic Church, Sea - forth on Friday, June 23: at 7 ),.m. Reverend H- J. Laragb officiated. Mrs: Alice Stiles played traditional wedding music. The bride was given • in mar- riege by her father. She wore a street -length A-line gown of chantilly lace over satin with matching veil. She carried a bouquet of American beauty r nses: Miss Susan Leonhardt of Seaforth was maid of honor. She chose a gown: of yellow chantilly lace over satin in a sheath style with a matching headpiece. The groom was attended by Ross Jewitt of RR 1 Clinton as .groomsman, and Ronald Beady of Kincardine and, Jim Preszcator of RR 1 Clinton, as ushers. A reception was held fol- lowing the ceremony in the Commercial Hotel. For a wedding trip to Nor- tt"ern Ontario the bride trav- elled in a powder blue suit with white accessories. On their return the couple will reside at RR 2 Seaforth. Guests were present from Crediton, Clinton, Kincardine, Brodhagen and Seaforth. ' WESTERMANN MILLS Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills of Walton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buttell were in Niag- ara Falls on Saturday, June 24th e and attended the wed - cling of Dr. •Jeaii Mille whens she was united .in • i iarriage to Dr, `Gerd. Westermann of Hamilton. On Sunday 'afternoon fol- lowing .the wedding a recep• tion was held at the bride's home in Walton, when. about , forty relatives and friend' were present from Whitby. Toronto, Hamilton, Dundas, Brantford. Cooksville, London and Clinton to extend worm wishes and congratulations to the newlyweds. The Anglican ladies 'and neighbors served refreshments. Dr. and Mrs• Westermann are spending their honeymoon in Mexico and on their return will reside at • 17 Underhill • FUNERAL WILLIAM FAWCETT " William A. Fawcett, 85, Staffa, died Tuesday ire Seaforth Com- munity Hospital where he had been a patient for three weeks. He was•born in 1881 in Hib- bert Township, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Fawcett. He married Olive Leslie in 1914, and farmed in Hibbert until re- tiring to Staffa 11 years ago. He, was a member of Staffa. United Church. _ 1 Besides his- wife, 'Mr. Faw- cett' is survived by sons, Les- lie, Toronto, " John, 'London; daughters,» Mrs: Lorne (Verna) McNichol, Mrs. Arthur ('Doris) Sehauber, ' both of Stratford; Mrs. Archie (Leona) Fleming, Guelph; Mrs. Ross (Kathleen) MacDonald-, Seaforth; sister, Mrs. Arthur (Mattie) Bignall, Mission City, B.C.; nine grand- children. ^ The body was at the lo.ckhart funeral home, Mitchell, where Rev..Be.rt Daynard, Staffa Unit, ed Church conducted. the fun- eral service at 2:00 p.m., Fri- day:' Burial followed' in Staffa cemetery. Women Entertain Seaforth WI entertained resi- dents of Seaforth 'Manor at a birthday party' when taking part in the program, chaired by Mrs. Ross Gordon, were step s dancing by the Storey' sisters; violin solos, Jackie- Storey; vo- cal diet, Ann -Stewart-and Diane Henderson; solo, Donna. Hen- derson. Several games of bingo were played and birthday cake was served, - by Mrs. R. Gordorf; Mrs. R. M. Scott -and . Mrs. K. Stew- art. Ave., Dundas, Out. br, and Mrs. Weaternnann ere both members of the Fac- ulty of McMaster University, Hamilton -and will resume their duties there in the fall. ANDERSON — McGONIGLE Faith Bible Church,- Stratford was the scene of a quiet wed- ding on Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock when Miss Sandra Jean McGonigle, R.N., London, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don McGonigle, Seaforth, be- came the bride of Mr. Ivan T. Anderson, Jr., Aurora, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson, Sr. Aurora. Rev. A. R. Yeilding of Stratford officiated. The bride chose a street - length gown of white lace with white accessories and a corsage of red rases. The bride was attended by Miss Nancy Cruickshank, R.N., London. She wore a street - length gown of smocked pearl, with a corsage of pink carna- tions. The groom was attended by Mr. Jim Maxwell, Aurora. The wedding dinner and rec- eption was held at the Victor- ian Inn, Stratford., The couple will reside in London. • • • LOCAL BRIEFS Miss Nellie Broadfoot of .Tor- onto is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Broadfoot on North Main. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott, David, and Darren and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald. Clark of Kitchener visited for the weekend at the home of Mr. and• Mrs. Andrew McNichoL Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor of Alexandria, Kentucky, visit- ed -with' Mrs Cora -Barrows over the` holiday weekend'. Harvey .Greer of Little Cur- rent, Manitoulin Island, spent the holiday weekend with . his parents; Mr. and Mrs. iOrval' Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Keys ;o sisane sae `.1@lSOTIOIILM. to Mr-. and Mrs. James Keys last week. Mrs.. James E. Willis is a pat- ient in Seaforth Community, Hospital. • Mrs. /ames,Aitcheson had_ the misfortune to fall at her home'. 'She is now resting in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cardiff, Wendy and Stephen of Petrolia, Mrs. Walter Broadfoot, Walton and Miss Ayme Love ,of Toronto were weekend guests of Mrs. Robert Patterson, Clinic Apart- ments. Miss. Marilyn Hillis left from Milton 'Airp'ort, - Saturday for Europe where she will visit Switzerland and Italy. Charles Sills,of New Westmin- ster is visiting his, grandmoth- er Mrs'. F. S. j Sille'eand .at the home of his uncle F. C. J. Sills. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson and son Andrew of Toronto spent the 'holiday with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stew- art and daughter of Toronto were_ guests of Mr. and ' Mrs. James A. Stewart. Mrs. "M. Frimanty andfamily' of Cooksville and Mr. and Mrs. M.'Jewell and family were week- end • guests of Mr: Glenn Smith. Miss Ruth Sills, Logdon and Kathy and Stephen Sills of Kit- .chener are guests of Mrs. C. P. Sills. . Mrs. Frank Devereaux and Miss Joan Devereaux of Toron- to were guests of Mrs. Frank Sills and other' relatives over the weekend. " Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arm,• strong and family of St. Cath- arines were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson., Mr. and Mrs. W. K. A.m'ent of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. James Chesney of Toronto spent he weekend with Mrs. Edwin P. Chesney and other relatives. Miss Julie Chapple of London, aughter :.of Mr: ' and Mrs.' F. Chapple left by plane last Fri - ay to visit with -her brother nd family at Vedder Crossing, B.C. . Mrs. Robert •Elgie attended he funeral'Rin Lucknow of•:hee ister-in-law, the late Mrs. Bert Finnigan. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kilpatrick, Dwight and Douglas of North Bat'tleferd, Sask., were holiday visitors'with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Doren McKnight of Galt Ont., and their aunt, Mrs. Ro- bert Elgie of Seaforth, Ont. Mrs. Gerald Fisher and chil- dren of: ` Kitchener spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. R. Elgie of Seaforth. M. Gladys Colert►an, Hensall, Mrs. -Anson Coleman of Clinton and Mrs. Milton Stewart of town spent a -week holidaying at Was - ago Beach. Father Purcell of, Sault Ste. Marie was a guest of his many relatives here last leek. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Reid of Stratford and Mr. Russell Hays of Detroit, Mich, were here last week attending the hockey dance and smorgasbord. Mrs: Milton. Stewart spent Saturday 'at: Kincardine. -URN ueuraou 's.w,...pus `still James Cox, of Toronto were guests of their mother, Mrs. Harry Stewart last week. Mr. and ,Mrs. Stewart Beat- tie and daughter of Wingham' at- tended the Lions Club carnival on Friday .night.' 'Mr, and Mrs. John Bruce and Miss Jessie Md.aughlin attend- ed the Meltille Church Centpn- ntal In frussels. They were the• guests of Mr, and Mrs. 'James Armstt'ong,'Sr. • • . and Mrs. Ian Campbell, Cb itt and ,lane of .Alliston Were in Own art. Sunday, ,visiting •t d d a Marks 90th Birthday A family 'dinner was held at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ndld Campbell; on Thursday, to honor _Mrs. D. S. Ryan on the occasion. of her 90th birthday. Mrs. Ryanfs family consists of one on, five grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Attending the diviner were her son and his wife'Mr. and Mrs, George Campbell and four • of her grandchildren and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nesbitt and family had ^not yet. artivad home from'Titntniiis for the surtimer months, MrAnd Mit. Ryan *ere the reaients of many cards and g#tt� ad lune Mth was • also thieir' O&M wedding aftivltre'r- n Wins Again Everybody .has•a talent and one of George Kruse's seems to be growing a beard. Thursday night he won the Centennial Beard Growing Contest at the Lions Carnival. It was a repeat performance of his victory in the last beard growing contest in 1961. This is how he looked then., rapacity Crowd Attend entenniai St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church, Brussels, was filled to capacity Sunday when former members and friends attended High Mass 'to mark' Cehtennial year and was followed by a smorgasbord dinner in • conjunc- tion with the three-day Cehten- nial celebrations of Brussels' Old Home Week. Reverend Remi Durrand, Dub- 1•in, • a former priest at St. Am- brose, was the celebrant, assis- Celebrate 30th Wedding Mie. and Mrs. John neroadfoot, Mill • Roads Tuckersmith, were guests of honor, Sunday, 'at a dinner at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broadfoot of Thamesford. The surprise event marked their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Members of their family attending were Mr. and Mrs: Robert Broadfoot, Bruce - field, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adair, Kitchener, Miss Jean Provost and Helen of London, and Jim of Brucefield, alsoi Robert Foth- eringham, Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. William McGee and Tom - MY Of Lakeside. Mr. and Mrs. Broadfoot were presented with 'matching end tables, Mother of Pearl bread knife and Mother of . Pearl tie - tack. VARNA The iureh plAile-wad held Thursday e' ening' at. 'the church. Due to the wet wea- ther ' the tables were set up in the basement far supper. A sports program was convened by • Debora Stevenson and' Mary Lott Johnston-. Winner of the .lucky chair Prize was John Dow,son .Jr. Family ages Who 'add up to 100 years was won by Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hayter. and Darlene. Guessing jolly beans in jar was won by Joyce i9• ow - son. Races: pre-schoolers Ste- ven Elliott; Boys' 6'-8, Ralph ^Elliott, Danny Taylor; Boys' 8-12, Billy Stephenson, Rob Roy Elliott; Girls' 8-12, SyI'via Wilson, ' Wendy Muster d. Men's Tongue touching con- test, Mervin Hayter; Ladies' tongue touching contest, Lor- na Johnston. Men's most change. in )socket, David Must- ard; Ladies' least articles in purse Mrs. )toy Elliott: Mak- ing lows, Mrs. Bill IV.�cAs+h• Putting water in battle with sponge relay, 'WillaTayl�a team. Orange relay, WW Taylor's 'teats; Pillow relay, Wayne Taylor's team; Pew relay, Willa Taylor's team. Several from this are at- tended. the Stephettston. plonk at the Seefbrth.Lions'Park oit Sunday. • 1 r and x's. Xen Caldwell acid 1ati fly . spent the hOlIdaY week t rit),'r1th Mr fid iVlre,,. Caen X W9On. ervice •u ted by Reverend John Mooney, pastor of Sacred Heart Church, Wingham. St. Ambrose marcs its 91st year this month since its inception as a mission church. Previous to the estab- lishing of the church, Mass was celebrated in various homes th'r`oughout the area, and at that time St. James' Seaforth was the headquarters .where• all the early records were kept. • Rt. Rev. Monsignor Blair, parish priest at Wingham, founded the Mission wire h has been served ever since b the pastor of Sacred Heart Chu Wingham. Following Monsigno Blair to serve the Mission were Rev. J. Fallon; Rev. McHugh; Rev. Paquette; Rev. Bricklin; Rev, Frecher; ' Rev. Rejel Dur- and, who served 10 y as, 1949. to 1959, now of Dublin •and Rev.• John Mooney, present par- ish priest at Sacred Heart Church, Wingham. Among . the oldest and con- tinuous parishoners and at- tending today, was Mrs. Wil- liam Blake, 82 yeas young, Sis- ter St. Anthony, the former Marie Baker • from Cranbrook, now at St. Marys' Hospital, Lon- don, was a special guest. At present there are '35 families served by the Mission. Guests were present for the occasion from Toronto; Kit- chener, London, Stratford, Dub- lin and Montreal. The arrange- ments were under the auspices of the Altar Society of St. Am= brose Church. RECEPTION for Mr..and Mrs. Bill Harburn (nee Marlene Pepper) ' Sat., .July .8th 1,967 Zurich Community'. entre Music by The Chandeliers REUNION Former Pupils and Families of S.S. No., ;2 and 13' . McKillop Township .S• at.,' July 15th Registration at No,...2_,$ch'ool at 1 p.m. Basket Lunch (Refreshments Provided) RECEPTION for Mr: and Mrs. John Baan (nee Mary Llchti) Friday, •July 7th Walton , Community ball lin Wisbti or'chestra', Ladin purrs °)3ring Limen Ixiniryono Welconie limosomin Plan To Attend . BLUEWM.T,R SHRINE CLUB (HICKEN BARBECUE SUNDAY, JULY 9 4;30 to 7:30 p.m. At GRAND BEND LEGION GROUNI)S Tickets: Adults $3.00; Children $1.00 Playing this week — Thursday., Fri., and Sat. evenings, July 6, 7 and 8 - CROWN ROOM v in The Royal Hotel; Mitchell Desjardine • Orchestra (5 -place) Seaforth Lions Park ti PAVILI'O%i DANCING Saturday July 8th The Denmarks Dances will continue each Saturday night during the summer months: WEDDING INVITATIONS O.ASTERS - . G1FT IDEAS ' SERVIETTES THE aHURON EXPOSITOR LOGAN CENTENNIAL at Brodhagen Community Centre AT., JULY 8th PARADE — 1:30 P.M. Beard .Contes!• Beauty Queen. . Two Ball Games, Other Entertainment y • • -0 •0 DANCE at • NIGHT i(NX CENTENNII L ^'M BARN DANCE Seaforth Arena SATURDAY JULY .15th Featuring :— THE RHYTHM MASTERS . and many of your favorite CKNX Radio and TV Personalities. Concert 8 - 9:30 p..; Dancing 10 to 12 p.m. ` 1m Admission $1.25 Special boos Prizes