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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-02-04, Page 6'FOOD SPECIALS FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT • ENTERTAINMENT Hold 'your banquet , anniversary or birthday - party at the Huron Hotel.-Phone 345-2820 for arrangements. • ENTERTAINMENT EVERY .SATURDAY HURON HOTEL Dublin Open 'Till 1 a.m. VISIT THE MOTT FAMILY AT Camping Park FOR .YOUR WINTER HOLIDAY ▪ SNOWMOBILE RENTALS - .> MILES OF EXCELLENT SNOWMOBILE TRAILS 4. ICE FISHING SKATING CAMPING FACILITIES TUCK. SHOP LOTS OF FIREWOOD Family Paradise Camping Park Phone 527-0629 R. R. 4 • Walton WOMEIVS HOSPI,TAI. AUXILIARY RAPP'S LAST A 'by Samuel Beckett vvlik be performed on " -FRIDAY, FEB. 120. at 8:30 p.m. in the , 'SDHS Auditorium Admission is FREE " ,J -- - Taos performance requires a clear, unbiased rain as well as camera observation on the part of all viewers. 1.1 The regular meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary will be held at' the -Hospital on February 9th at 8 P.M.: Members. are re- quested to bring favors or cor- sages, for the patients' trays on Valentine's Day. ,,,,••00Pos „esoo,"«.10..00moonloyeperfo• EUCHRE In 100F Hall MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 8:30 p.m. Admission 59 cents - Sponsored by Edelwiess Rebekah Lodge CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth FRIDAY, FEB. 5 8:15 p.m. IS Regular Games for $10 THREE $25 GAMES 175.00 Jackpot To Go , TWO DOOR PRIZES ADMISSION $1,00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 (CHTLERAN=UNI,prEDER)16 NOT —Proceeds for Welfare Work...« Auspices Seaferth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion is guilty or not, We of the Ontario Provincial Police would like to take this opportunity to thank all the persons who so ably ,assistea us during the recent storm. On numerous oCcasions, without-the help of snowrnobilere, what could have been a tragedy turned out to be a case of hardship only. I have been told, and I was convinced. before this emergency, that a police force is only as good as the co-operation it re- ceives from the public. The co-operation we received and were offered Is just another case to back up this belief. Could be that when every- thing is back to normal we will- hear criticism of something we faileeto do or the manner in which it was handled, but this letter was originally written with a pencil which had an eraser on the end of it, because people de) make mistakes. Granted, the less mistakes made the betten, but if we learn by our mistakes, progress is being made. Prov, Const. H.A.T1GHE,#4196,, Public Information Co-Ordinator No. 6 District. ,. Red Cross The Seaforth Red Cross Soc- iety will hold its meeting Fri- day, February 5 at 3:00 p.m. in Seaforth Carnegie Library. W.I. Notes The regular meeting of Sea- forth W,I. will be held Tuesday February 9, at 1:30, at the home of Mrs. Lorne Dalt. Roll call will be "An improvement which you would like to see 'in the community". Guest speaker will be Mrs. Martin Haynes, with- her subject being' Australia". Lunch committee will be Miss Eleanor Henderson, Mrs. Frank Hunt, Mrs. Ross McGregor and Mrs. John. McGregor. Please note change of time and place. Theory Results Successful students of Mrs.. Carol Carter, A.R.C.T.,A.Mus., who tried, their theory examinat- ions of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto held recently in Stratford were: Grade 11 Theory - 1st Class Honors - June Williamson, RR #3, Walton; Preliminary Rudi- ,nents st Class Honors - wren McGregor, Brucefield. Property Transfers Recent property transfers made through the, office of Joseph McConnell, Realtor, include; The Dr. E. A. McMaster • estate duplex, 45 GoderichStreet West, to Christian Khetsch, Sea- forth and the Maloney Estate property, Huron Street,,to Erwin Ward, Seaforth. 14111111101'41111111Pe66-111110"11111111A Entertaining this week at the ' ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY The Maitland Trio also entertaining in our ladies' room The Ryans ,. Our dining room is open on SUNDAY( frail 12 noon to 2 p.m. indium 5 p.m. to 8 p.rri. worillilwwidellOwe01111111wirollMllimall 01•11111110""8811110"1110110""IIIIIP"I HABKIRK• , TRANSIT TOURS :' .3-day, Nashville, 69.00, two persons Easter week-end, leave April 8th, returning April 11th. • Easter School break, 9 days, New Orleans, $149.00, inaudes Grand Old Opry, Nashville. 9 days, Florida, $135.00 • Write Pox 7.09, Seaforth Phone 527.1222 for Brochure garsillianowinalft**100111Mmoillitakwone Yebruary 6, 1971 Brucefield Centennial School 8:00 p.m. SPEAKER — Rev. Ray HOLLY Missionary from New .Guinea —'SLIDES — Come and bring a freind 0, C N ii • Ir ANNUAL MEETING M'XILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1876 NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Policyhojders of the Com- pany will be held in the TOWN HALL, SEAFORTH FRIDAY, FEB. 12th at 1:30 p.m. -To receive the Financial Statement and Auditor's Report. elect,Direc tors 400E4 &. —To transact any other, business that may properly come before the meeting. The retiring Directors are: John H. MeEwing and J. N. Trewartha who are elegible for re-election. Also ,elogible for election are Stanley Mcllwain and Ross Leonhardt who were appointed by the Board during ,the year to complete the •terms of deceased directors. All Members are invited to be present ... MRS. MARGARET SHARP, Secretary THURS FRI SAT. FEB. 4, 5, 6 Kelly's Heroes They had a fore:message "Up the Recommended Adult Entertainment Thursday at 8.00 p.m. Only Friday and Saturday at 7.30 and 9.45 p.m. THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIRCONDITIONED. GODERICH SATURDAY, FEB. 6 MATINEE HUCKLEBERRY 'FINN 2;00 13.M. ALL SEATS 50c SUN., MON., TOES. FEB..7, 8, 9 it's pure Gotild 01.41T1AN 200, Cenhoy•Foo prevents ELLIOTT GOULD PAULA PRENTISS , - ok'GENEVIEVE WAITE ,„MOVE A PANDRO S. BERMAN- STUART ROSENBERG PRODUCTION PRODUCED BY PANORO S. BERMAN . DIRECTED BY */14111 ROSENBERG SereenOily by JOEL LIEBER and STANLEY HART lIttsettboollie novel by JOEL LIEBER Coleir by DE Me Music By MARVIN HAMUSCH PANAVISION. • •. One Show a Night at 8:00 p.m. Thank CABARET DANCE. BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6th MUSIC BY Carl Hohner and, the Melody Masters reo••••••07 SEAFORTWTEEN TWENTY UM NOM PRESENTS STARBUCK SATtiRDAY, FEB. 6 DANCING 9:00' o 12:00 AT THE "Seafpyth tommunity Ceiiitie . DRESS CASUAL, — ADMISSION $1.00 vAssowniamomeggft.semommum. DUBLIN-and DISTRICT ATHLETIC • ASSOCIATION CABARET DANCE SEAFQRTH LEGION HALL Saturday, February 20 1971 Music by ROYALAIRES Admission: $3.00 per couple — Tickets available from executive members — F. BRUXER, M. McCREIGHT, G. DUCHARME, H. BROWN, J. HORAN, L. KRAMERS, H. VAN BAKEL, J. P. KRAUSKOPF. .......................................................... FIGURE SKATING ICE NICKS '71 THURSDAY, FEB. 11 and FRIDAY, FEB.12 _ Advance Tickets on Sale yoroww. ow wwi - « «No- -- SAT., FEB. 13 OFFIgA21.000:INING By MISS NORMA HICKEY, of • The 1971 Miss Dominion of Canada stra*Wwwwwoilimmliiiiiiiresarais PARADE- SATURDAY, FEB. 13 At 1:00 part. BINGO-MONDAY, FEB. 8 At legion Hall-8:30 p m CARD PARTY - WED.. FM 10 2 - 4 p.m. at Community Centre Auditoria rn Advance Tickets from Women's Institute Members U GNTON AND DISTRICT D THIRD ANNUAL A WINTER CARNIVAL - A Mon., Feb. 8 to W , Sun., Feb. 14, 1971 DRAW ON '19 H.P. DAUPHIN SNOWMOBILE Draw to be made.during snowmobile races on Sunday, February 14th TICKETS: , $1.00 each or 6 for $6.00 4 itiRON exPcidifoK,,,SOAPOltri. FEB. 4, •jvitt. In the ed Knight Roam Elgin Fisher Trio BEVERAGE ROOM FRIDAY and SATURDAY Russ & Dorothy • .0 *he' Editor POwmobiles Sir: ' Those snowmobilers cer- tainly saved the day", or, "If it weren't -tor that snowmobile club I could have frozen to death". These are just a few of the kind words that we overheard during the recent snow storm which hit mid-western and south-western. 'Ontario, Prior to the storm I also heard remarks like, ',Ban the darn things" or "They are just a status symbol", and "A few people are making money at our expense." I think you will agree these are a far cry from the remarks made during the storm. We don't intend to take sides becanse we are involved in en- forcing the laws which the people have lade. It, is not a police officer's right to decide whether a law is good or bad. It is his job to protect the lives and prop- erty of the public, to enforce the laws made by the people and to, apprehend the alleged offenders and have them summoned to Court, where the Courts will decide, only after all the evidence is heard, if the alleged offender CANDLELITE RESTAURANT and TAVERN — FORMERLY PIZZA PATIO TAVERN — FRIDAY and Saturday Desjardine Orchestra CANDLELITE RESTAURANT and TAVERN, BAYFiELD ROAD IN GODERIC.H,„- e S24-77.11----- INTER RNIVA SUNDAY FEB. 8-1 SU 6ThI 01 'i3rilefs. M M. 4n,a Mrs. IVIarleo Vincent and I Ir:..and Mrs. Ken Coleman were in Toronto Withiesday re- presenting Vincent Farm Equip- ment Ltd. at a special showing by International Harvester Ltd. of a new line of tractors. 811N1111**0;1111111110flogg MEET THE BLUETONES Friday, Feb: 5th 9 - 12:30 Seaforth Community Centre Admission — $1.50 DRESS CASUAL — Sponsored by C.Y.O. Classified Adi pay dividends. INUMENIMINSIMMINIERESEI CLINTON _CARNIVAL Snowmobile Races at Clinton Kinsman RACEWAY on Sunday, Feb. 14 at 1 p.m. Up to $300 CASH Prizes per race I f. - Visit our Beverage Room for Tasty Chicken Wings, Ample FREE Customer Parking also Colored TV 'COMMERCIAL HOTEL SE'AFORTH,.ONTARIO HORSE RACES LOG SAWING CONTEST TUG OF WAR BROOMBALL Snowshoe Race Saturday, Feb. 13 at 3:00 p, m. 1971