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The Huron Expositor, 1969-05-08, Page 6SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY presents "THE' BROGUE" SATURDAY, MAY 10th 9:00 — 12:00 At SEAPORT'S ARENA DRESS — CASUAL '-'•-•-•-• ADMISSION $1.00 Saturday Night Mr. and Mrs. Rock Ryan Beverage Room Snacks HURON HOTEL Dublin - Xarlti vaunt Members Effective May 1, 1969, further 6% Discount on Fertilizer. Piece Twine Orders now for Beier Twine et $5.45 a bale. Carl Dalton, Treas. Classified Ads pay dividends. ••••••••••••••••• Welcome Back Jay Boyle Fri., Sat., May 9, 10 Green Forest Motel Grand Bend SMORGASBORD 3 p.m. Saturday 5 to 9 p.m. Mother's Day 12:30 to • Auspices of Group Five 8 P- M• Northside United Church UCW • In Whitney's Store Huilett Township • meeting Monday deferred a decision con- cerning a calcium chloride pro- gram for township roads this year. Council is considerfog wheth- er full treatment will be pro- vided for certain of the roads or a partial treatment for all the roads. Officials said there were not sufficient funds avail- able for a complete job. B. C. S. Is Coming! BAKE SALE Sat., May 10th CLINTON Box Office opens pt 8.00 FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Fri. Sat. - Sun. May 9-10-11 Datoom FEATURE One of the GREAT .SOEF.ENE. _C THRILLERS of All Time Rordno AUDREY HEPBURN in "WAIT • UNTIL DARK" with ALAN AR.KIN' and RICHARD CRENNA (Adult Entertainment) • Color Showing et 10.15. 'pm. Only AND "The ifiscoupl" (Adult Entertainment) Showing at 8.40 p.m. only (Adult Entertainment) Starring Kerwin Mathews and Edmond O'Brien — In Color Cartocel , . Opening Nightly Wed., May 14 Except Sunday Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. May 14-15-16 — DOUBLE FEATURE — — "THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS" Showing at 10.15 p.m. Only (Adult Entertainment) --Starring David Niven LOLA ALBRIGHT and CHAD EVERETT — In Color AND "Day Of The Evil.Gun" Showing at 8.45 p.m. Only Starring GLENN FORD and ARTHUR KENNEDY Color Cartoon ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY — The Lamplighters SATURDAY "Elgin Fisher'? In the Ladies' and Escorts' Room Enjoy a Sing-A-Long with PEARL at the Hammond Organ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY COLORED TV TASTY BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS A "MUSTANG" THEATRE PHONE 5248881 , OPENS HMO P.M. SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. Largest Screen In Huron County ALWAYS A DOUBLE BILL — Children Under 12 in 'Cars Free BOX OFFICE OPEN 8:00. P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Fri. - Sat. - Sun. May 9-10-11 "BARBERELLA" (Adult Entertainment) ' ' AND '"CHUKA" Coming Next Weekend: "JIG SAW" King Kong Escapes FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Seaforth Sun., May 11th ,Service at 11 am. ReV. R. H. Armstrong. of Erskine Church, Hamilton who Will pneacle is a graduate of Knox Collegenand served con- gregations in llrecebridge and Acton before going te ifsonetron 13 yearn ago, He is ,the second in a leen of three ministera Who Will preach in First,Chlirch dur- ing Main All Are tilfeteome olyeiniiiiistairitostriesiossealiassirovesagssaserse sninennOnnern nes „svn r. dAlr4 t 3 e. fin #35 1TOR. HEAFORT14, ONTn MAY 30969 CE Defer Decision On Road Program ,k The annual peinty sole spoil. sored by the Women's flOnfoital Auxiliary cleared $590. Draws were made Fridne evening. In commenting on the suc- cess of the event win-Mary , expressed appreciation to all who had assisted by Con- tributions of merchandise and cash or had co-operated. in oth- er ways, The event was held in Box's north store. Cash donations with which ads ditional, prizes were purchased included: Seaforth Beauty Sal- on; Walden & Broacifoot; Dave Tremeer; Dr. Chas, Morn Wones Grill; Pullman's Barber Shop; Den Eaton; Seaforth Ma- chine Shop; Huron Fabricators; Seaforth Medical Loobnis Construction, Dublin; 10110 Grocery Store, St. COInmban; Boyes' Farm' Supplyn Robt. Bell Industries; Seaforth Veterinary Clinic; McConnell & Stewart; Ju-Mar -Beauty Shop; Bisseht ',Bros., Goderich; Beaver. Foods Ltd.; Paul Maney Laboratories; Welders Service (Erie & Huron). -Winners of the various prizes are shown below. The address of a winner is Seaforth unleis otherwise indicated:. . If no address given, the ad- dress of the winner is Seafortn., Lunch box, McClusiden, Ken- neth Holmes; sail boat, Cana- dian Tire, Mrs Jerry Morris; brush kit, Keating's, Miss Alice Reid; lotions, Drug Co., Ella Munro; sun glasses, J. E. Long- staff, Mrs. P. L. Brady; china place setting, Dutton's, Pam Carnochan, RR .3; 24 lbs. flour, Doug Ennis, Cathy MacLean. , Chocolates, Crich's, Mrs. Andy Turnbull; fishing. pole, Crown HardWare, Glenn Malcolm; none, Drug Co., Mrs. Thomas Wilbee; carving board, Sills' Hardware, Mrs. Margaret Sharp; Beauty Counsellor, Mrs. Wilma Cornish, Mrs. ' John Canine; child's shoes Highland Shoes, Mrs. Helen Ross; electric tooth brush, Ideal Supply, Marlene OBITUARY FRIDAY & SATURDAY DON'T MISS CLARENCE PETRIE and the NIGHTHAWKS COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth Beverage Room Snacks LEONARD VERBEEM - ' Leonard Verbeem, Sr., a resi- dent of 86 Water Street, Wan laceburg, died Sunday, April 27, 1969, in Sydenham District Hos- pital, in his 82nd year. Born in Holland he had resided in the Seaforth area for a number Of years before moving from the Thamesville area to Wallace- burg 26 years ago. He was- a retired employee of the _Domin- ion Glass Company and a mem- ber of the Retirees Club of the company. He also was a mem- ber of Our Lady of Help Church and Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife, the former , Magdalena Menheere, seven sons, Jack , of Port Lamb- ton; Albert, Robert, Peter, Leo- nard, Jr., Gerald and Lawrence, all of Wallaceburg; two daugh- ters; Mrs. Mervin (Nellie) Lane of Seaforlh; and Mrs. Gordon (Jane) Reynolds of Stratford. He is also survived by 28 grandchil- dren and 14 great-grandchildren. Two brothers, Adrian and Peter • and two sisters, Jane and Saran also survive h.: Holland. Resting at the Eric F. Nich- olls funeral home, 639 Elgin St., Wallaceburg until Tuesday mor- ning, April 29, when the funeral proceeded to Our Lady of Help Church for Requiem High Mass. Interment was in Riverview cemetery, Wallaceburg. Seaforth W.I. Seaforth WI will meet Tit& day, May 13 at 8:15 at the Hur- on Centennial School, Bruen- field when each member is urg- ed to bring a guest. The pro- gram in charge of Citizenshipn and Education conveners, will feanure a tour of the school, conducted by the principal, 'Mr. Withers,, and also bagpipe music and Scottish dancing. Roll call will be "a man of the hour and what be is doing for his county try", with a fine imposed for any not answering. Lunch com- mittee will be Mrs. gill Strong, Mrs. E. Papple, Mrs. B. ,Kert, Mrs. W. Haugh and Trffis. E. Cameron. Huron School Board Hires New Teachers Roma B. C. S. ••••09.06••••••••••1000••••••••06•••••• Maisiers•NoWiallsmOma*Missaii '001**•6101.8 Watch forSt~Colminban vs. Regulations concerning Lon- desboro cemetery are being con- sidered. A decision concerning maintenance procedures and a schedule of prices for lots is being, considered. A draft budget for 1960 pre- sented by clerk-treasurer Clair Vincent wan studied in detail but a final decision was defer- red until a later meeting. The budget provides an increase of approximately 2 mills in the general rate. Acting as a court of revision on the Ruether drain council approved an adjustment of $100 from the benefit assessment of Alan Searle to that of Earl Wat- son. In other business council agreed with Robert Thompson to request the DM to prepare an entrance to his property. Instructed the clerk to call for tenders on the following drain- age works: Huether, Kennedy No. 2, Logue, Burwell, Baker, Ilunldng Branch No. 3. • Agreed to pay membership to the Huron County Municipal Of- ficers Association, of $20.00 and $15.00 to the Huron County Road Superintendents Associa- tion. Passed a by-law to provide for the Huether Drainage Works. Huron County Board of Ed- ucation Monday night approved the hiring of the following teach- ers for a one year probationary period. Mrs. S. Alcock, assigned to . Walton; Miss Marion Aldous, Mrs. A. Dowds, Mine S. Jefferson, assigned to Goderich; Miss J. Booth, assigned to J.A.D. McCur- dy; Mrs. • P. Deichert, Hensall; Mr. John Hartley, Exeter; Mrs. L. Kayes, Usborne; Mrs. L. Mc- Kierman, Hensall; Mr. F. Neg- rijrn Stephen; Miss Preston, Hen- sail; Mr. D. Riley, Hullet; Mrs. B. Seldan, 'Huron Centennial; Mrs. E. Taylor, Clinton. Assigned to Central Huron SS were Mr. G. H. .Atkinson, Mr, T. Fox, Mr. W. W. Hodgins, Mr. John K. McIver, Mr. Donald Renshaw, Mr. C. W. Worsen. Transfered by mutual agree- ment were Mrs. B. Bakker, from Walton to Brookside; Mrs. G. Johnston, from Goderich no Clin- ton; Miss's'. Norman, from Clin- ton to Brookside; Mr. RnItoorda, frOm Exeter. to Clinton. The following teachers were placed on permanent _contract at Centrall Huron SS: Miss M. Chislett, Mr. C. Dixon, Mrs. J. Docken, 'Mr. D. Gray, Mr. R. Kush, Mr. .1 Maynard, Miss L Rhoads, and Mr: W. Weber. Negotiate (Continued': from Fag 1) • to provide for cross walk and school guard at' St. Boniface School, Zurich. Arrangements were made to have the lawn planted in, front of Dublin School; and to provide topsoil and gravel -as reqeireci at Kin- kora School. Watch for B. C. S. HAM SUPPER WINTHROP CHURCH Wed., May 21st served from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults $1.50, childre# under 12 75c and prenchoon free Tickets available from members London and District SOCCER ST. COLUMBAN FIELD Sat.,• May 10th • 4 P" Turnbull. $850 permanent, Bettnrs Beau- ty Shop, Mrs. Gordon Scott, rat 2; lotions, Drug Co., Mrs. IL Taylor, RR 1, Londesboro; knife, Goettler's, Elsa. Reinfeldt; biscuits, Main Street Variety, David Brady; men's shoes, High- land Shoes, Mrs. Kathy Cooper. Centennial spoons, cash, Kat- rina Logsdon; J-Cloths, John on & Johnson, Ann Rivers; cosme- tics, Dean Russell, Stephen and Grandma Hildebrand; hair spray and brush, Brian's Hair - Styling, Mrs. Tom Peppin; three Centennial. dollars, Bill Hart, Mrs. Norman Schneider; gaso- line can, J. Dean Williamson, Frank Phillips; sandwich spread, Mayfair, Mm. II. Elford, RE 2; casserole dish, Butter's Hards wane, Doris King, ,Lotions, Drug Co.; Bill' AU* tin; cake container, Stedman's, Mrs. G. A. Whitney; Centennial spoons, cash, Mrs. Harold Peth. ink; lotions, Drug Co., Katrina Logsdon, Port Harms; lotions; Drug Co., Miss Florence Laid- law; $5.00 dry cleaning, Quali- ty Cleaners, 'Mrs. E.. Marshall; J-Cloths, Johnson & Johnson, Hilda Sellers; fertilizer, Top- notch Feeds, Mrs. Lois Munn. Stuffed frog, SDHS, Brett Finlayson, Harpurhey; children's shoes; Jack Thompson, Teresa Malkus; cake plate, Anstett Jewellers, Mrs. Jerry Morris; floor wax, G. A. Wood Co., Mrs. Alex Muir; scratch pads and pens, Huron Expositor, Linda Morin; gallon paint, Grave's Wallpaper, Andy Turnbull; jew- ellery, Seaforth Jewellers, Mrs. Jean Cairns; floor wax, G. A. Wood Co., Betty Beuttenmiller. Lotions, Drug Co., Mrs. Chas. Reeves; ail, Habkirk 'Transit, Mrs. Frank Sills, Sr.; shoes, Highland Shoes, Mrs, John Old- field, RR 4; eat chow, Milton T. Deitz, Mrs. In C. Elford, Har- purhey; car floor mats, Sea- forth Motors, Mrs, Beth Coop- er, Hensall; scratch pads, Sea- forth' NevisnlVIrs. Hugh Thomp- son; dog chow, Milton J. Deitz, Mrs, Jim Carter, Sr., RR 2. Sail boat, Canadian Tire, Ber- nice Riley; carafe, Elmer Lar- one,. Mrs., J. M. Eckert, RR 1; stuffed dog, SDHS, Mrs, Har- ry • Cook; -umbrella, Stewart Bross Laura Lee Chesney, RR 5; shirt, Stewart Bros., Edna McLellan, Heneall; • chocolate's' and nuts, Seaforth Discount, Miss Janet. Cluff; 'Geraniums, Staffen's, Mrs. Cliff Broadfoot. Oil, Habkirk Transit, Terry Marshall; case of oranges, Phil- lips' Fruit, Mrs. Jim Macran- ald, Ilarpurhey; jeivellery, Sea- forth Jewellers, Mrs. Kate Smith; oil, Keith Sharp, Mrs. Hilda Austin; ni gal. ice cream, .UDPC, Mrsn George Smith, RR 4, Walton; Centennial spoons, cash, Mary Crich; 'Shaeffer pen, Bob & Betty's Variety, Judy Swan; slippers, Taylor's Shoes, Mrs. A. DeCoo, Three silver dollars, Toronto. Dominion Bank, Mrs. Ron Pow- ell, Meaferd; lotitins, Drug Co., Rosemarie Eckert, RR 1, Dub- lin; 2 lbs. medium cheese UDPC, Frank Smale; heat lamp, cash, Mrs. Ferg Stapleton, Dublin; lotions, Drug Co., Floyd Dale; Centennial spoons, cash, Billy O'Shea; baby bottle warmer, Frank Kling Ltd., Mrs, Lena Dick; vanity set and tea towel, Mrs. Haugh, Mrs. Joseph Connol- ly, RR 1, Dublin; lotions, Drug Co., Evelyn Carter, RR 2; ham- mer; & Macaulay, Peg CaSe; 2 sheets milk tickets,- Maple Leaf Dairy, Miss Belle Campbell; shoe polish and laces, Hugh Thompson, Mrs. Wayne Smith. Jewellery, Seaforth Jewellers, Mrs. I M. Eckert; floor wax, G. A. Wood Co., Hilda Austin; jewellery; Seaforth Jewellers, Mrs. Stewart Wilson; lotions, Drug Co., Mrs. MaUde Hedden, Henson; jewellery, Seaforth Jew- ellers, Susan'Rice; floor wax G. A. Wood Co., Ono Fortune; lasin chair, Farmers Co-op,. Mrs. Alex Chesney, RR 3;,, hair tonic, Tyn- dall's Barber Shop, Betty Beut- tenmiller; men's shirt, Bill O'Shea, Sharon Whittaker. . Blue Mountain pottery, I A.. Cardno, Le Vade Noris; car pol- ish, Gulf Service, Mrs. Lois MeLlvvain; Skirt, Shiemen jean- nine Neiman; 10 lb. tnrneys, Seaforth Meat Market, Min, Sam Seat, RA 2; knife, Goettler's, Bonnie Wallace; shaving lotion, Keating's, Mrs. Ella jewitt, Clin- ton; jewellery; Seaforth newel- lern, Gordon neuttenroiller, Jr. Picture, Hollister Ltd., Mrs. J. E. Patterson; $2400. _worth of baking, 'reapnell's Bakery, Mrs. Bruce-Coleman, RR 4; cosmetics): Dymond, Katie Teal; barbecue tools, Canc4an Tire, Marlene Britton; pillow cases, Eaton's; Mrs. Louis Loan, Dublin.. Pillowcases, Shine:es, Mrs. Guelda Holmes, Mitchell; sweat- er, cash, Ella Munro; floral dec- oration, Hildebrand Paint and Paper,.. Mtn Larry, O'Connell, Mitclu41; 3 'don eggsi --11/00re'S Piontrn, Mre. D. • It Childs; toy ;Send -drill, 'Vincents, Mm. Don Kander; $2.00 worth of baking, Mrs,. Velma Miller, Miss Belle Campbell; 3 -silver •dollars, P.O. S.0„, Ella Munro. Four piece place setting, but- ton's,'Edith Ritchie; chocolate patties, Jackson'S, Miss Colleen Ryan; &sneer' dollars, Bank of Commerce, Mrs. Cora Chesney; lotions, - Drug Co., Olive Laid- law; 2 lbs. mild cheese, UDPC, Mrs. Chas. Felker; 5 lb. roast of beef from Seaforth Meat Mar- ket, Jas. F. Scott, Frank Smale; car polish, Fina Gas, Jeffrey Ryan. $3.00 worth 'of dry cleaning, Blue Ribbon Cleaners, Harold' Whyte; Centennial spoons, cash, Mrs. Hazel 1VIeGonigle; Avon products, Mrs. A. Crozier, Lloyd Bedard; 'bedroom slippers, Tay- lor Shoes, Mrs. Laura lugs. Two dinners, value -3.50, Queen's .Hotel, Mrs. Charles Barber; pyrex dish, Irvin's Hard- ware, Mrs. Peter•McCowan; Cen- tennial "'spoons, cash, Mrs. Effie Stephenson; stapler, etc„, Huron Expositor, iss Diane Patterson; "aims, Drug Co., Mae Smith. Case of tomato, juice, Smith's Superior, Elsie Dinsmore; two dinners,Commercial Hotel, Peg- gy Corish; men's shoes, High land Shoes, Mary Hodgert; la Lions, Drug Co., Mrs. K. Taylor, Londesboro; floor wax, G. A. Wood Co., Hilda, Austin; pen and scratch pads, Huron Exposi- tor, Hilda Austin; lotions, Drug' Co., Mrs. Margaret Leeming; 5 lb. roast of beef Friend & Whetham, Mrs. Alex Dennis; shoes Highland Shoes, Jake Cornish; lotions, Drug Co., Mrs, Kett Dupee, Clinton. Motor oil, Ziler's, Eddie Box; 1 qt. paint, Hildebrand Paint and Paper, Gordon Muegge; candle holders, Elmer Lorene, A. B. Sinclair; lamp, Whitney's Furniture, R. -G. Parkes, Lon- don; groceries, Wilkinson's WA, Mrs. Marlene Harburn;• Bissell carpet sweeper, cash, Elsie Dins- more; 2 lbs. chocolates, Huron Wholesale, Donna Buchcanan, RR 1, Londesboro, Floor wax, G. A. Wood Co., Mrs. Frank Dunn; children's shoes, Highland Shoes, Brett Finlayson, RR 2; planter, Box Furniture, Joanne Groothius; nursery alarm clock, Seaforth. Jewellers, Gordon Hulley, RR 2; feather table centre, Cook's Florist, Alvin Nicholson, Wal- ton; Petunia plants, Steffen's, Margaret McLean; barbecue, Sills' Hardware, Betty Beutten- miller; baseball mitt, cash, Mrs. Gordon Scott, RR 2; baseball and bat, cash, Billy G. Smith; dolne f earriage, cash, Mrs. Elgin Schade, RR 4, Walton; geranium plants, Staffen's Dorothy Parke; stuffed skunk, SDHS, Mrs. Leo- nard Strong; foot stool, Alf An- derson, Mrs. John Hillebrecht, Bornholm; 2nn doz. eggs, Scott Poultry, Mrs. Mae •Habkirk. Special draw from all the tickete on a cake denoted by Coming Soon! B.. C. S. RECEPTION DANCE for Doug . McBoath and Joyce Hayter (bridal couple) Zurich Community Centre Sat., May. 10th, Music by alueWater Playboys Lunch Provided Everyone Welcome RECEPTION DANCE for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Betties (nee Lorraine Talbot) Sat., May.' 17th in the Zurich Community Centre Mudd by Ken Miffleholtz and ' the TwilIghts Lunch Provided everyone Welcome roltitliMiii10••••••••••ocom••••••••••• DerOthy Parke, won by Mrs. Ingrid Kerr. B. C. S. Is Coming! CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth 8:15 p.m. Friday, May 9th $75.00 Jackpot to go Three $25.00 Games 15 Regular Games for $10.00 Two Door Prizes (Children under 16 not) permitted) ADMISSION $1.00' Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion Proceeds far Welfare Work BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH MAIN ST. NORTH — SEAFORTH Rev. D. L. Patterson, BAIL, Pastor MISSIONARY RALLY — MAY ==1t 11:00 a.m. Rev. „John Harder; Canadian Secretary of the . Evangelical Union of South America. 7:30.p.m. — Mr. Harder will present a slide-tape series called "Contrasts in Columbia!' - SATURDAY NIGHT FOR THE FIRST TIME MUSIC WITH A CONTINENTAL FLAVOUR ! "MARIA AND THE PARISIANNA" This week don't take a Gondola in Venice or a horse-drawn can Wage along the River Seine, come to the PIZZA PATIO INSTEAD, IT'S CHEAPER ! • SPECIAL , MOTHER'S DAY DINNERS THIS SUNDAY Even though we have seating for over 306, please reserve if possible. PIZZA PATIO Restaurant and Tavern 350 Bayfield Road •Godeirieh The following probationary contracts were extended for one year at CUSS. Mr. H. Bolender, Mr. J. Brownsidee, Mr. G. Mac-Millan and Mr. W. T. Thurlow. The resignations from the fol- lowing were accepted with re- gret. Mrs. M. Cline, Brookside Public School; Mr, R. J. Doehn, Huron CentenniarPublic School; Mrs. M. Johnston, Clinton Pub- lic School, Miss M. Koehler, Hur- on Centennial Public School; Mrs. E. Lansing, East Wawanosh Public School; Mr, P. Main Cot- -borne Central Public School. Transferring, Miss B. Snell, Pull- ett Qentral Public School; Mrs. E. Taylor, Usborne Central Sch., von and Mrs. A. Woodrow, Mil- let Central Public School. Appointed (Continued from Page 1) goOde for' a short time before joining the Canada department of agriculture health of animals branch and later contagious dis- ease division. While serving with the depart- ment he was located in western, Canada and various place in Ontario. He has, been in Barrie since 1958. • THE REALLY BIG -SHOW • FRIDAY NIGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND "THE DIMENSIONS" (Vocally and Instrumentally Topnotch) 11 tt 4, -e 5, sr, 0 4 Iff