The Huron Expositor, 1971-09-23, Page 5YOU WON'T.WANT ro MISS IT •
EXETER FALL
FAIR
FRIDAY, SEPT. 24
EVENING PROGRAM IN THE ARENA
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* Baby Contest ,,,„.:;1,:v4:7,7%, * Entertainment
* Fair Queen Contest * Indoor Exhibits On Display
SATURDAY,SEPT. 251
* Giant Parade With Exeter
Legion Pipe Band at 10:30 a.m.
* Radio Controlled Airplane Flying
•* Liveitocic Displays
* Feeder"Calf Club Exhibit & Auction
* Horse Show
* 4.H Show
* Giant Midway
* Hiarse Races
DANCE 2 ORCHESTRAS -ARENA
* The Coyolioits * The Country Pals
FUN
FOR
GIANT
MIDWAY
CABARET
DANCE ---
BRODIUMEN COMMUNITY CENTRE
Saturday, September 25th
Dancing 9:30 to 12:30
MUSIC BY
Biuewater Playboys .
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SEAFORD' TEEN TWENTY
PRESENTS
Mornington Drive
and Yukon
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd
Admissions: $2.00 per person-$3.50 a couple
Seaforth Community Centre
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COMING:
• Fear, Truck Choker, Tightass
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EAFORTH
UPERIOR
TORE
THURSDAY. FRIDAY SATURDAY
White Swan
BATHROOM TISSUE, 2's • • 3 ,for 830
SCHNEIDER'S SPECIALS
Fry
For This Week
Schneider's Fresh
CHICKEN LEGS
11). 65c
Schneider's Bacon
SIDE ENDS
ih' 61c
Schneider's
SANDWICH SPREADS , • . • 8-oz. 3,1c
Sunkist PRODUCE
ORANGES, 113's • ....... -doz. 79c
No.
COOKING ONIONS 2-lbs.:25t
No. 1
CARROTS
3-lbs 250
COME CHECK OUR COMPETATIVE PRIGS
.OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
Seaforth
PHONE 527-0990
We Deliver
R toil
" Treesweet r
• ORANGE JUICE ...
Glad
GARBAGE BAGS
'Duncan Hines
CAKE MIXES,19-oz.
Blue Bonnet
MARGARINE
Javex
LIQUID BLEACH
3-lb. 85c
64-oz, 450
2 for 810
8-oz. 450
10's 59c
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Zipped -Turaes
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We have them all in a grand range of
colors that, include Purple Mauve, , Bone,
BroWn, Navy. Green and others. "WOW'
styles that are right "in- with the 'young
crowd
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100', Orlon-Button Cardigans •
,In Gold, Brown. Green ,and Purple Sizes S to XI.
50' ‘• -Wool, 50', Polyester Button Cardigans
In Gold. Sand Brown and Green - Dress Type
100' s Wool Double-Knit Button Cardigans
10 Beautiful Ne\t Fall Shades --- Sin XL
Wool/Orlon Blend, Cable Stita Cardigans "
Purple, Green. Navy. Grey and Brown AU Sizes
Other Cardigans from
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8.95 to 24.50
BOYS' SKINNY-RIB LONG SLEEVE SWEATERS • • • • 5.95 up
Popular ' DOUBLE-KNIT FLARES FOR MEN.
All the best plain shades plus a goto(1 range of novel patterns , I in these nem washable douhle-knit casual paints.
We .0ock from :30 to 40 waist at up
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STEWART BROS.
NEW* OF
Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
STAFFA #1 •
CHISELHURST
ANNIVERSARY
SERVICE
Chiselhurst United
Church
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in honor of
• DOUG DALRYMPLE
Seaforth Curling Club
SAT., OCT.. 2nd
Admission $1.00
25th
ANNIVERSARY
DANCE .
The families of John and Bea-
trice. Hesselwood' invite you to
join with them in celebration at
Londesboro Hall, on
Friday Night
October 1, 1971
'• Ladies please bring sandwiches
No gifts please.
ref•Ateavetemes~~4~~meitt
STAFFA
and Lee Miller; Leader - Mrs.
Spencer Jeffery; - Assistant
Leader - Mrs. Bill Butson.
The Tooti Frooti Bunch
met at the home of Mrs. Bill
Butson. Mrs. Jeffery discussed
frUtts that are fresh, where they
are located and where they grow.
Mrs. Butson discussed inspection
and grading follOwed by Mrs.
Jeffery discussing, the Achieve-
ment day activities: •
Mary Jane Templeman show-
ed how to serve a grapefruit fol-
lowed by Teresa Miller demon-
strating how to make a 'fruit
cup. Lee Miller then demonstra-
ted and served baked apples.
Miss Geraldine Templeman
was crowned Dairy Princess of
Perth 'County at the Stratford
Fall Fair Saturday evening.
VARNA
Correspondent
Fred McClymont
ANNIVERSARY
Anniversary services were
held in the United Church Sunday
with Rev. Alfred Fry of Auburn
as guest minister, who gave an
inspiring sermon. The choir,
under the leadership of Mrs.
Doug McAsh,, sang an anthem
and Mr. Peter Postill sang a
ice's "Open the Gates". Many
former members attended the
service.
Rev, and Mrs. T. J. Pitt of
St. John's, Newfoundland are vis-
iting relatives nci friends in
the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Filling-
ham df New Liskeard visited
friends here over the weekend.
attended the Royal Scarlet Chap-
ter . at Woodham last Tuesday
evening when the Hullett Degree
team exemplified the Degree for
the initiation of a candidate.
CASH BINGO
Legion Hal], .Seaforth
Friday, Sept. 24
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10
THREE $25 GAMES
$75.00 Jackpot To Go
TWO DOOR PRIZES
ADMISSION $1.00,
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERISH MA))
-Proceeds for Welfare Work-
Royal Canadian Legion
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
** * * **** * :or
THIS .WEEK"
AT THE
ROYAL HOTEL
Thursday
Lou and Pearl
Friday. and Saturday
Wayne Riehl
in the Crown Room
Dinirig room open on Sundays
from 12 noon • 2 p.m and 5 p.m .
to 8 p.m. in the evening.
* * 4( 4( 4(
B ROWE'S
DRIVEN
THEATRE
Beech Street
Next to Community -NO(
CLINTON - ONTARIO
- SAT. - SUN.
September 24-25-26
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
THE HARD RIDE
(ADULT. ENTERTAINMENT)
Robert Fuller - Sherry Bain
Tony Russell
In Color
WEDDING NIGHT
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Tessa Wyatt 'AA Dennis Waterman
Color Cartoon
.OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY
AFTER LABOUR DAY
(FRI. - SAT. - SUN.)
T.D.Banker
Top Student
Wins $100.
. A former Seaforth banker has
received an award alone hundred
dollars from the Institute of
Canadian Bankers, the educatio-
nal division of The Canadian
Bankers' Association for out-
standing performance in his sub-
ject of a banking course held
at the University of Western
Ontario, the ICB has announced.
Thomas D. Papple, 23, for-
merly of Seaforth, employed by
the Toronto Dominion Bank in
Elmvale, Ontario, was selected
by his instructor as top student
in a business administration
course.
The banking courses at
Western were directed by H.
Smith astristant director of the
Summer School and Eictension
Department, ' and were co-
ordinated by W. J. Coste116,
manager of a Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce branch in
London.
Mr, Papple was one of 189
banker students who received a
total of 19.5 IC B awards-through
35 participating universities
across thd country, including
correspondence 'course con-
ducted by Queen's University,
Kingston, for bankers living in
communities where lecture fact-
Shies are not available.
The Institute confers the title
of Fellow on successful com-
pletion of the course.
Up Salaries
Salaries for the adminis-
trative staff of the Huron County
Board of Education were adjs-
ted at a special meeting Of
committee of the whole "in-
camera" August 23.
It is understood the new
salaries are effective for
one year only.
The director of education re-
ceived a $2,000 per annum in-
crease from $27,000 to $29,000.
The five superintendents will
receive salaries ranging from
$21,000 to $2$,600.
The chief accountant was
raised from $13,500 to
$14,500; the plant superintendent
from $11,000 to $12,000; and
the -manager of purchasing from
$9,000 to $9,500.
News of Brucefield
Correspondent
Mrs. Hugh Berry
The Tuckersmith Unit of the
U.C.W. Brecefield congregation
met at the home of Mrs. Ervin
Sillery., Mrs. McEwen opened
the meeting with a peem. In the
absenee of Mrs. Scott, Mrs. E.
Sto1,1 assisted with the Devotion
and spoke on The Ten COLn-
mvidments. The collection was
received and dedicated by Mrs.
McEwen who also spoke on work-
ing on Sunday. Mrs. Paterson
took the chair for business. It
was decided to hold a Bazaar
.at the Brucefield School on Nov.
Cromarty
Correspondent
Mrs. Ken McKellar
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCulloch
and Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig
visited on Wednesday with Mr.
'and Mis. Alvin Bailey and with
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davey in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. John For/tat
of Seafotth were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Grace Scott.
Mrs. William McKaig and
daughter Marilyn, of Sudbury
were visitors at the McKaig
homes in the village last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kers-
lake accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Coleman of Seaforth and
visited with Mr. 0. R, Francis
of Woodstock on Sunday.'
Mrs. Catherine Hocking of
Mitchell visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. William • Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davey of
London visited with Mrs. Davey's
parents, Mr.and Mrs. Roy Mc-
Culloch on Saturday to observe
with them the forty-sixth anni-
-v-terSlity-ot I4-
was also the twenty-third anni-
versary of the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. Davey.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Gardiner
attended the funeral of the late
Dr. A. N, Atkinson in Wingham
on Sunday.
Celebrate
Anniversary
A surprise party was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Muir to honour Mrs. Muir's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Dalton, who celebrated their 45th .
anniversary on September -18th.
Attending were , members of the
family and Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn. Rose
and 'Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle.
13. Mrs. Ervin Sillery gave the
Secretary's report and Mrs.
Berry, the Treasurer's report.
It was decided to send a
travel basket, and apron to raise
funds for the new church to be
returned at the October meet-
ing, which is• to be held at the
home of Mrs. E. Thomson.
Lunch was served by the
hostess and her committee,
Mrs. Geo. Henderson, Mrs. H.
Allan, Mrs. S. Ross and Mrs.
W. Rogerson. A
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott left
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Woisey
Shelby
Terry Williams
Knit-Rite
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Scott Will atteNa 3444I9Ric...09Ik-
veriTiO11.• Later will fly to.
Victoria tii visit withtheir OPP'
ter and family, Mrs. Leo Rash,.
call. •
Mrs. Wallace Jackson had
the misfortune to fall and frac-
ture her left arm. •
Mrs. Norris StUery is visit-
ing with friends in Detroit.
Mrs. S. Robinson visited last
week with her brother Mr. Vie
Hargreaves and Mrs. Har-
greaves.
volmenroOmmom0.
Ve0.
,N4r, P.014P.WPAPAth -Mnd"
,sor visited recehtiy
mother Mrs,. J, .1v1I0eatitt
Mr, and tubs, Pi9A,O,v
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on the.
BEST of TERMS
ROY L. HANNO.N
Occidental Life
PHONE 345.2274
SUNDAY, SEPT. 26 Stara #1 4=11 Homemaking
19/I, at 2:30 .p.m. Club "Featuring Fruit" met
Rev. Donald Beck will be the Tuesday evening at the home of
Minister Mrs. Bill Butson with 11 girls
Special music by the Huronia in attendance. The meeting
Choir of Exeter opened with the 4-H Pledge fol-
' lowed by the roll call which was
to give your name and tell why
Classified Ads pay dividends. you are taking this project. The
girls decided to call their group
the Toott.Frooti Bunch.
Mrs. Butson discussed the
working methods in the members
STAG pamphlet and Rae Butson how to
make dishwashing easier. Mrs.
Jeffery discussed recipe files and
the food guide for health. Judy.
Jeffery demonstrated "Date
Mallow Chews" and Linda Mil-
ler demonstrated the proper way
to measure ingredients'''. Helen
Smale demonstrated "frosting a
glass" and Ruth Jeffery made
and served hot spiced apple juice.
The officers for.the club are
President - Lee Miller; Vice-
president - Dianne Miller; Secre-
tary-Treasurer - Mary Jane
Templeman; Press Reporter -
Joanne Ross; Telephone girls -
Helen Smale, Elizabeth Temple-
man; Record Book Covers -Ruth
Jeffery, Helen Smale and Wendy
Riley; Achievement Day Commit-
tee - Judy Jeffery, Rae Hutson
RECEPTION
in honor of
Mr and Mrs. Allan Carter
(nee Come Couttest
Seaforth Community
Centre e
FRI., OCT. 1st
--feTurstic-by-BLUEVitATER -
PLAYBOYS
Ladies please bring lunch
-rt number of local Orangemen --or , rcral _
.Tuckersmith Unit Plans Fund 'HR
SERVICE TIPS DON PLETSCH
YU14 DARN NEAR MISSED IT,
DIDN'TCHA!
Enjiiy . top •fashion with a full
measure of comfort and conven-
ience' in these fully washable Or-
lon Or "Wiintuk" poptilar skinny-
rib pullover sweaters. New king
sleeve pullovers as sketched or in
sleeveless types with full belt.
Sizes small to extra large:
HURON. EXPOSITORtEAFOOH: ONT., sePT. 101-4
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