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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-11-09, Page 6o .HURON EXPOSITOR) 44AFOR* ONti NOV. 9. 1967 . .Constance 'Fri**, Nov. 10th 9:00 p.m. • . ADMISSION: 50 CENTS - adies PleaseBring Lunch EUCHREo in the 1.O.O.F. Hall Mon., Nov. 13th • 8:30 p.m. GOOD PRIZES — LUNCH .ADMISSION 50 CENTS Sponsored by Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. CASH BINGE Legion Hall, Seaforth Friday, Nov. 10th 8:15 p.m. 15 Regular Games for ;10.00 Three $25110 Specials - Jackpot $75 to go (Children under 16 not J permitted) ADMISSION $1.00 r xtra Cards 25c' or 7 for $1.00 4uspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE WORK S of C.ROMARTY. Mrs. Dan Me1ellar..o .. Buff- alo and Miss Violet Murray of Welland spent the week end News of Constance Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszeator visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Elliott' and family of Staffa. Bonnie and John Dowson of Varna spent a few days visiting with their 'grandmother, Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. Mr. and .Mrs: Fred Buchanan and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of Brussels. Mr. ' and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Linda, Dianne and Nancy spent Sunday with Mr,, and Mrs. Jim Preszeator, Billy and Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain and Lynn of Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Mr. -and Mrs. George Mcilwain and Mary. Mr. Bill Thompson is spend- ing this week hunting in the Bracebridge area. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Wood- ruff of St. David's are sending this week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte and family. Mrs. Irene Griihoidby spent the weekend' visiting at Drum - bo.. Weekend visitors with Mr. Mrs. Frank Riley were Mr. Mrs. Bob Woods, Debbie Michele of Gananoque, Mr. Mrs. Douglas Riley, Kim Greg of Ajax. and and and and and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, spent Tuesday in London -visit- ing with Mr. Lawrence Hill in St. Joseph's Hospital. Now playing CLAIMS and THE COUNTRY FOLK ' at the :QUEEN'S HOVEL Seaforth SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY Presents THE TRAYTORS at the SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE SAT., . NOVEMBER 11th 9:00 to 12:00 GIRLS: No Slacks — BOYS: Vies Admission: $1.00 per person Next Week =--' `BLUESMAN .REVUE" Pat 'em da the Back! Nov,1a-2o Sponsored by &IrIMI$T CLUBS HELP!! to supply our youth with the necessary opportunity and guidance they need, HELP!! • We need muscle power! Don't Beat your wife!! Beat our Car!!! Support the Optimist BASH. SATURDAY, NOV.11 Frain 1:30 to 4:30: . at the former B' Service Station tot Car and towing donated by Browns Superlasf Salon ' ' Sealer/1i - 25c a Blow 5 Blows $1.00 by 'fI+►i`' lolrtlti dill"fat' dub with Cromarty relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rutley at- tended ttended a reception) for Mr., and Mrs. Don McNichol which was held in Walton Community Hall. Mr. Harvey Statham of Paark- hill and Mr. �.lvin Cornish of Exeter were recent vis tors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren of Cromarty and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cudrnore of London atten- ded the convocation exercises at McMaster University, Ham- ilton, when Miss Wanda Mc- Laren received her Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring ' in Phy- siology and Sociology. Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren attended the wedding of their nephew, Ross 1%eaver to Miss Margaret Prance at the Elim- ville United Church, on Satur- day, November 4th end the re- ception which followed in the church school room. Mr. Frank Stagg. is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospit- al. Mrs. M. Lamond, Mrs. ,Calder McKaig and Mrs. M. Dow at- tended the sectional meeting of Stratford Presbyterial at At- wood. Thanksgiving was the theme of the November. meeting of the Women's Missionary Soci- ety. The president Mrs. M. Lam- ont presided opening with a suitable ,poem. Scripture lesson from Ephesians 4: 1.16 was read in unison and Mrs. Lamond ledi a meditationand Mrs. W. Har- per, led in Payer. Routine re- ports were given by the secre- tary and the treasurer. Mrs. T. L. Scott presented the study book lesson and also gave a brief report of the Presbyterial -executive meeting. Mrs. Lam- ond gave a report, of, the sec- tional meeting at Atwood. Prayer for missionaries was led by Mrs. M. Dow. Miss Olive. Speare-•gave a reading "As- you go through Life". A trio „con- sisting of Mrs•. Cliff -Miller, Mrs. Chas. Douglas and Mrs. Gerald Carey favored with a ,number , Mrs. Paddington of Stratford was the ,guest speaker using "Prayer" as the theme of her address.' As Literature secretary she had a large assortment of books on display. Mrs. Lamond closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served with Mrs. T. Laing and Mrs. J. Jefferson as conveners. Rabies , On (Continued • from Page le ed to take advantage of the service sponsored by the Health of Animals Branch of the Cana- da Department of Agriculture, the Perth. County Health Unit and the various municipal bodies in the County. A copy of the clinic schedule appears on page 10. Use Expositor Want -1'1/4s Seaforth • Phone 527-0240, RECEPTION for Mr. -and Mrs. Robert Humphries Walton Community Hall Friday, Nov. • 10th Music by the Westernaires Ladies Please Bring Lunch INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY A League meeting will be held on Sun., Nov. 12th At the Arena, 1:30 p.m: All interested players, etc., plan to attend. Honor flewIywets At Wal for Aareeeption honoring Mr. and Mrs. Donald McNichol of 102 Brant Ave., Brantford; was held in Walton Hall, Saturday eve- ning. After a few hours of dancing the couple were called to the platform when an address was read by Alex Gulutzen and a purse of money presented by Stewart McCall. The address: Dear Donny and Janet: We • your friends and neigh- bours'have gathered here to- night to share, a feiv ours with you in your newly wedded life. Patiently we have waited for this event to happen. Thrii' the good old) school days of fun and laughter, Remember how you fought for the seat In the back of the bus? Trying to hide from the driver whose name was Gus. You were to each ether a great' inspiration. And with many years of schooling brought you to your graduation. Now with Donny an electri- cian and Janet a teacher. The idea of marriage became the main feature: No time did they linger. When homeward Janet came with the ring on her fin- ger. A wedding date was set for 25 of August. When an eve- ning celebration was :had by all. This brings us to this time of the evening, when we Wetild like you Donny and Janet to accept this envelope of money, And with it` may you purchase something of your own choos- ing, for your home which will always remind you of your many friends in Walton and Community. Award • (Continued from Page 1) new .math. Others who took part in the program were Rev. D. 0. Fry, Principal L. P. Plumsteel, who acted as chairman for the pro- ceedings, Kenneth • McFarlane, chairman of the Board, who welcomed the guests and A. Y. McLean', who presented the al- umni scholarship to- Donald Landsborough. In the absencemof G. A. Whit- ney, the Whitney award was presented to Margaret Elligsen by the chairman. The C. M. Smith award went to Joanne El- ligsen and was presented by A. Dobson of the staff in the ab- sence of C. A. Barber. - • The students' council citizen- ship award 'was -presented to Bryan .Stewart by, Susan Leon- hardt, vice-president- of fhe council. Mrs. Orville Oke, presi- dent of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary, presented a bursary, to Joyce Harriston and Mrs. C: Coombs, president of the Legion Auxiliary presented the Auxil- iary award to Brenda Flannery. William Dalrymple, Legion 'vice- president, presented the Legion award, to Paul Spittal. The Lord Strathcona Trust efficiency award was received by Cadet Maj. Murray Hulley on behalf of the cadet corps which had been the best in 15 area schools. Capt. D. J. Read of London, .made the presentation. Miss Ann Hanson presented the R. S. Box award to Barbara Chesney- and Mrs. Helen Alex- ander the Irvin's Hardware award to Don Landsborough.. - The Lois Scott Memorial Bi- ology prize which was won by Eric Ross was presented by Miss Nan Taylor and the Larone Bur- saries won by Agnes Polland and Jack Van denHengei, were presented by Mr. Larone. Mr. Pitimsteel referred to a new award, the Mary Plumb Memorial Trophy presented by, Miss Wiler in memory of a stu- dent „who.. was the victim of an accident last summer. It was won by Sheila Dietz. The valedictory address was given by Donald Landsborough. . In concluding the proceedings, Mr. Plumsteel extended every good wish to the graduating classes. He coupled his good wishes with a plea for self dis- cipline. Ybu can't have someone look- ing over your shoulder all, the time," he said and added "you will find as you go out in the world that more than ever you will be on your own and that you yourself must make the..de- cision," • - \- , - Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise=- just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. SKATING' 0 FRIDAY 8-10 p.m. .25 & .35 SATURDAY 2-3:3a prnm. .15 - SATURDAY 8.-10 p.m. .25 &- .35, SEA -FORTH ARENA 4 4, RECEIVE REG. N.. Joyce Ryan (upper) and June Anne Melady,-bothsof '11111 2, Dublin, have received their Reg. N. registration. They graduated recently from St. Joseph's Hospital, London and have accepted nursing posi- tions in Calgary, Alberta. Fo�rner Members Hon�red Former Members Night °of the Kippen East W.I. will -be held in Huron. Centennial School, Wednesday evening when hostesses will be Mrs. Campbell Eyre and Mrs. Edna Caldwell. Roll call, "Name the year you joined the Institute and tell an interesting event Of, the past".„ The history of Newfoundland • will be given by Mrs. John ,McGregor. Mrs. Ken McKay and Mrs. Robert Kinsman are in charge of the penny sale. Lunch, Mrs. Ross eraras, Mrs. Joyce Cooper, Mrs. R.. Hoornaert, IVtrs. Gary Finlayson, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs: Wm. Gibson, Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse. Mrs. Mildred Bell Mrs. Grant McLean, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot. Mrs. Wm. Kyle and Mrs. June Cooper. CONSTANCE Mr. an`d Mrs, Erlin Osborne, Melody and Leona • visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and - Mrs. Phillip. James, Murray and )Roger of Staffa and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 'German of Inwood. News ofWaih-n Mrs.Jos 1z; Ryan ',upend., i>lg a wee witia her son and daughter-in-law, Mac and •Mrs. Kenneth Ryan of Ziondoaa, Mr. and Mrs. Reid frack- well of Exeter spent the week end with the former's mother, Mr. W. C. Hackivell. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Sr. have returned home settee spending a month with -their family in Holland. , Graeme Craig of Ridgetowii spent the week end with his larents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig. - • St •. Mr. arid -Mrs. Torrance Dun- das visited on Sunday at Wet= erloo and Cookville. Brian. Traviss of Western Uriiirersity, London visited ov- er the week end with his par- ents • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Traviss. - 9 Mr. and Mrs. Russel `Bielky of Kelfieid, Sask., are visit- ing this week at tke home of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mitch- ell. Miss Amye Love has return- ed to Toronto after 'spending the past two weeks with her sister Mrs. Walter Broedfoot. Keith Williamson of Ridge; town spent the week end with ''his parents,. Mr.- and Mrs. James Williamson. A reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Donald McNichol, was held in the Walton Com, munity Hall, Friday evening with a large crowd in attend- ance. Music for dancing was supplied by the Black Hawks, During the evening the new, lyweds were presented with a well-filled purse. A successful turkey supper held in Duff's United Church, Open New Bridge in Hullet.• Hullett Township reeve, Hugh Flynn officially opened the new% $60,000 bridge on the Lime Kiln sideroad, three miles east of Auburn on Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m, • This new bridge over the Blyth creek on sideroads 36 and 36 is of concrete and plans were drawn up by Burns Ross and As- sociates of -Goderich• The con-- structidn company was the Ow- en King Construction Company of Walkerton. The road was wedened and the curve elimin- ated and also the creek bed lowered from the bridge .on County Road 25 to this new site. The building of thee -fridge was under three reeves, Tom Leiper, Clare Vincent and now Hugh Flynn. It was started when Len Caldwell was road superin- tendent. George Hoggart is now Hullett Township road superin- tendent. - Officials present with Reeve Hugh Flynn were the Township Councillors: Leonard Archam- bault, Donald Buchanan, Char- les Scanlon and Joseph -Hun- king. Also George Hoggart, Leo- nard Caldwell, George Carter, Assessor and Kenneth Dunn, re- presenting Burns Ross and As sociates and Township Clerk, Clare Vincent, • former Town- ship Clerk, Harry Tebbutt and Ross Hamilton of Stratford rep- resenting the Department • of Highways. • Following the cutting . of the - ribbon, all went to the Clinton Hotel for a dinner. Enter Three Teams, In W:O.A.A: ue The S$aforth Minor Hockey ,Association at a meeting Tues- day night, decided to enter three teams in the WOAA Hock- ey League for the coming sea- son. As in- previous years, ban- tams, midgets, and, juveniles will represent Seaforth. Under a new,regulation of the league, Seaforth has dropped from a class B to a C team. The change raised the population of class B teams from 2,250 to 3,000. Named. for • coal king chores of the teams were .Art Strong, Jack Muir and Jack Price., Jaok Ungarian, Gorden Pringle and Jim Scott will; manage them. Gordon Pringle was also named referee -in -chief • and will be charged with supplying referees for all the home town; games, Funds to. operate for the year will be obtained from the, sale of booster, tickets which will be available immediately. Unlike previous years, boys will not be obligated to sell any specific number of tickets in order to • ay. Seaforth Teen Twenty wil donate again to the ass . is In • a effort o get - teams ,started, practices have been called for .Monday night at -the local arena with the bantams beginning at 6:00 o'clock. The midgets and juveniles will fol- low respectively at 7:00 and 8:00 o'clock. Harry Scott was returned for another term as president -and Jim Scott succeeds Bill Rober= ton as secretary -treasurer. RECEPTION for Mr .and Mrs. Doug Upshall (nee Faye Nethercott) Staffa Hall• Sat., Novo 18th Norris' Orchestra Ladies Please Bring Lunch 01119111.1111.101111 4111.11111111111•111•11000 Entert�inmenf In Ate Red Knight Room. Friday Night- Clarence Petrie Saturday Night -- Elgin Fischer. In the Ladies' and Escorts' Room Enjoy a Sing -A -Long with PEARL at the Hammond Organ - - EVE tY•' R DAY and SATURDAY COMMERCIAL, HOTEL., 'Sief arch Wednesday evening. Rev. D. E. Doeken acted as chairinan for a< program which included cornmunity singing with no' and Mrs. Decken accwnpany- ing on guitars..Saxophone du- et, Carol and Keith Wilbee; Solo, Donald McDonald; organ and piano duets, Mrs. Harvey Brown and Mrs.- any Huether; girls trio, from Seaforth Dis- trict High School; solo, Sharon Strong; piano ,solo, Joanne El- ligsen. Mrs. Ian: Wilbee ehter- tained on the piano in the auditorium during the supper perod. Area Mr4. Helen Sellers and glas A. Me%.eeod of Sea#orth spent. feu' days last week ,with Mr:...and Mrs. ,Herbert Travis. Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Walter BroadfpQt can. eluded Mrs. Fern Patterson, Seaforth,. Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald' Cardiff, Wendy and Stev— en, Petrone, Mr. and Mrs. G. Flewitt, Tuckersmith and Ivy Henderson, Egrnandyilie, 1Vi'r. Malcolm Fraser is con= valescing ai the home of his son, Douglas Fraser after be- ing confined to Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. BONANZA, BAZAAR and TEA ST. THOMAS' PARISH HALL Wednesday, November .15th 3 o'clock Featuring Christmas Cafes, and Puddings, Mincelneat, - Candy, Home Baking, Knitted Wear, Aprons, Christmas Decorations, Var- iety' Booth, Produce and 'Children's Treats. CENTENNIAL SERVICES 100th ANNIVERSARY FIRST . PRESBYTERI4N CHURCH Founded 1867 Seaforth -- Ont. SUNDAY Nov. 12, .1967- at 967- at 11:00 a,m. "A Day of Memory and Thanksgiving” Speaker: Rev; D. Glenn Campbell, B.A., B.D,, Th.M. - Elmwood ..Ave., Presbyterian Church, London This Service will bring greetings from rally former Friends and Ministers of First Church. - SPECIAL. MUSIC ' ' "0 Lord Thou Art My God". Sr. Choir F. L. Willgotipe Selections by the,Snell Sisters, Lbndesboro . • Other Special Services During November Sunday, Nov. 19th: 100th 'Anniversary Services 11:00'a.m. and 7:00 p.m• • "The Moderator's Sunday" Speaker: The Rev. J. Logan -Veneta, 0.B.E., M.A., D.D., St. Giles Presbyterian Church, Ottawa, Moderator of the 93rd ' General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Music — Huron County Centennial Youth Choir, 7:00 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 26th: "A Centennial Commun- ion Service" The Sacrament of Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m. Reine,nbrance .Day Seaforth • Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion will observe Remembrance Day with a Service at the CENOTAPH, VICTORIA PARK • on cSaturday, November llth at 10:45 a.ni. The Legion extends a cordial welcome to all , School Children, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Cubs, Councils of Sea - forth, tuckersmith •and..McKiIlop, all other organizations, -and the'.general public, to loin -in the Service. • Representatives of -Organizations who are pre- senting Wreaths, are asked to be at the•Legion Hall at 1:30 to.pick up wreaths. The parade will leave the Legion Hall e4 10:45' headed by the Seaforth bistrct High School Girls' Trumpet Band, arriving at the Cenotaph -at 10:50. ' Order of Service At the Cenotaph 10:45—Parade to Cenotaph, led by- SDHS Band 10:50—"0 Canada" • 10:55 --,Hymn:. "0 God, Our Help in Ages Past" 11:00—Last Post • ' Two Minutes' Silence Reveille -. . Scripture -;Rev, 1- I. J. Laragh Prayer—Rev. D. 0. Fran • Address—Rev. Douglas Steven Dedication of, Wreaths—Rev, S. 'Sharpies Placing of Wreaths "God Save the Queen"--SDH.S Band March Past --- Following the Service, the Parade will proceed via Victoria Street and 'Goderich 'Street to Main Street and south past the Post Office. SEAFORTH. BRANCH 156 ROYAL CANADIAN • LEGION -R. J. B0'USSEY . President • - °LEAVE COOMBS Parade Marshal GEORGE HAYS • Special Events BILL WILBEE Color Sergeant..