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SEE
THE 1 973
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The first machine to be torn down in M.O.S.R.A. com-
petition this year.
ALSO .ON DISPLAY
"THE WILD ONE" 338 cc G.T.
which last Sunday in Seaforth
ran the following classes
First in -"C" stock Driver Jean Glaze
First in "C" stock Ladies' Driver Audrey Collins
Second in "0" stock Driver Jean Glaze'
SEE THEM THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY
at
HULLY-GULLY SNOSPORT
Western Ontario's Fastest Growing
Snowmobile Dealer
Phone 262-5809
Thu.25 Fri. 26 sat. 27
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Friday and Saturday Nights
- "THE. DESJARDINES"
Bayfield Road in Goderich — Phone 524-7711
Country and Western Entertainment
SATURRAY
In the Red Knight Room
Elgin, Gerd and Don Fisher
WITH AUDREY KERR AT THE PIANO
IN THE BEVERAGE ROOM
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
RUSS and DOROTHY
TASTY CHICKEN WINGS FOR SNACKS
— AMPLE FREE PARKING —
COMMERCIAL HOTEL -- Seaforth
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Keith Siemon of Walton won "King of the Racers" honors at the sixth annual Seaforth Optimist
Winter Carnival Sunday. Above he is seen receiving his trophy from Optimist President Ken
Coleman. The races were a climais to the three-day event. (Pheto by Oke)
Seaforth Optimists Winter Carnival races were highly contested Sunday afternoon. With
approxirriately 300 entries competing for $2,500, in prizes, competition was keen. Above is
pictured a4ap in'one of the races. (Photo by Oke)
Student spotlight
This -week's student is no
stranger to anyone at SDHS. She
is seen often %chairing our
teams on to, victory: Dena Wey
lives at RR #4, Walton on a
farm along with a sister, Debbie
also a Grade 13 SDHS student
and an older brother, Doug who
attends Guelph University. Dena
has been active throughout high-
school in various activities. This
year, she is captain of the C heer-
leading squad and should be con-
gratulated on starting a Junior
Cheerlea.ding squad which has
been very successful. Dena is
also a member of the Glee Club,
Math Club, Drama Club and Cine
Club. She is disappointed in
Seaforth's school spirit, feels
there is little participation and in
a small •sehool the size of, ours,
Volleyball
Seaforth Girls' Volleyball at-
tended a tournament in Clinton
last Wednesday. The Juniors
did not win their matches but
the senior scores against Clinton
were 6-15 Clinton and 16-14 Sea-
forth. Against St. Marys, a top
team in the league, the girls
did well. The scores of the
game were 4-15 St. Marys, 16-14
Seaforth and 12-15 St. Marys.
The next tournament for the girls
is Jan. 31st in Listowel. •
BUTTON BARBS
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FOR marriage:
the best method
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it could be much better. But
generally Dena is satisfied with
highSchool----and---is- --happy.
Favourite subjects are Chemis-
try and Film Arts. Pet interests
and hobbies include sewing and
art and she is a talented singer
Checkmate
The Ches4 Club has been
meeting regularly for another
year. Mr. Onn• is the staff
advisor for the club. On 'rues.
Jan 23rd, the team went to Go-
derich for a tournament. The
Club made a respectable showing
against stiff competition. Many
of the Members are new and
With experience their game
should improve greatly. John
Feeney is the president of the
club. Doug Southgate was able
to win his game against Goderich.
Other members are Dom Nichol-
son, Stuart Scott, Kevin Broome,
Ed Malkus, Jerry Kassies, Dave
0 Smith, Don Melady, Brian Haley,
John Primeau, and Rick Rustin.
Parents night .
On Tues. night, Open House
was held at the High , School
for all students' parents. Pre-
viously, each student had filled
in a sheet indicating his courses,
teachers and where they could
be found. This was given to
his parent when he came, to
make it easier to .find those
teachers which they are .in-
terested in. The purpose of this
night is to allow parents to
familiarize with their children's
courses and to meet the teacher.
It also gives them a chance to
discuss any problems their child
may have with the teacher. The
. evening is very worthwhile and
helps bridge the parent-teacher
gap. -
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SDHS Was the scene of ruth-
less mutilation of a body Mon.
afternoon. The body was that
of a dead cow and the mutila-
tion was .the cutting up of hind
quarters of beef. Trained and
experienced men from IGA under
the supervision of Mr. Elliott,
demonstrated their trade for the
9 Home Ec, class. The
class is currently taking about
meat and their teacher, Mrs.
Russell felt that they learned
mach from the afternoon. They
were shown the different retail
and wholesale cuts. They were
told what happens to it from the
field to the store, talked about
marketing the meat and things
that affect the price and grade
of the meat. The Film Arts
Club filmed the demonstration
and it was found very interesting
to both students and teachers
alike. At the close, a draw was
made for a prime rib roast won
by Carol Brooker, a turkey sioh
by Bonnie Beuerman and 1 lb.
of bacon won by Marie Terese
Nash, Dianne Nobel and Sandra
Young. All 'things considered,
much was gained by the aftdr-
noon.
and guitarist. , Dena thoroughly
enjoys children and loves being
with them. As a Gr. 12 student',
she intends to pursue her interest,
in Film Arts and go into the
photography field next year. Sea-
forth will certainly lose a. hard
worker next year.
Basketball
The Boys' Basketball teams
were unable to come up with
a win against Listowel on Tues.
Jan. 16th. 'The teams played well
but , the teams were short of
players and the strain was too
much. The Senior final score
was 46-28 but at the end of the
half they were winning by 8 and
the next quarter shaved them
down only 2. Two Seaforth
Juniors, Danny Maloney and Jim
Nigh played for the Seniors but i/
were unable to bring home a
win. The Junior score was.45-30
also for Listowel. The next
game is Thurs. Jan. 25th against
Stratford Northwestern.
Wrestling
On 'rues. Jan. 16th the Wrest-
ling team showed up well to win
their matches with ease. The
final score was 40-34 for Sea-
forth and the boys deserved the
win. The boys are busy prepar-
ing themselves for the big tour-
nament coming up Feb. 9th at
Clinton This is the Huron-
Perth tournament and Coach Ren-
shaw feels Seaforth has many
would-be winners.
The great cut-up
DANCE .
Sat. Jan. 27th
to-the Music of
COUNTRY MUSIC BAND
at
C
Hully-Gully SnoSport
Dancing from 10-1
Lunch & Refreshments
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Legion Socili
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27
— EVERYONE WELCOME —
$3.00 per couple
Let everyone come out and have
fun dancing to
KEN DUCHARME
and
"THE NIGHT-LITES"
Attention
Veterans
Ex-Service Men and Women
and Dependents
The Royal Canadiar; Legion Service Bureau Officer
H. W. MOYER
Provincial Service Officer of London
will visit at the
Legion Hall, Branch 156, SEAFORTH on
TUESDAY , FEB. 27
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regarding
Was Disabilty Pensions, Treatment, Allowances, etc., ja,,re.,
quested to contact• the Service Officers of the Seaforth Branch
NOT LATER THAN
.February 5, 1913
Interviews by Appointment Only
SERVICE OFFICERS: r, F. WILBEE GEO. H. MILLER
5274852 527- 1512
0 local
Mrs. Cleve Coombs and Mrs.
Tiles. Young of town were hos-
tesses• to an afternoon shower
on Sunday in honour of Miss
Jean Scott, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Scott, Roxboro,
prior to her coming marriage.
There were 22 ladies.present and
she was presented with a number
of pretty linens. Adeliclous lunch
was served by the hostesses.
Miss Anne Sharp of Maple
spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Sharp.
Mr. Gordon C. Rennie of Sun-
dridge was a weekend guest of
his mother, Mrs. M.R. Rennie.
Mrs. Grace Klein of Mitchell
visited her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Rivers and Mr. Rivers.
Mr.,. and Mrs. Chris Coombs
of London were guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Cleve Coombs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S ills were
in Toronto last weekend when
Mr. Sills was a member of a
Dept. of Education panel, People
and Politics. While there they
visited with Miss Jan e Sills who
is studying Home Economics in
Ryerson Polytechnic Institute,
also Miss Joan Devereaux and
other friends and relatives.
Dr. K.G. and Mrs. Stewart
of Waterloo were Sunday guests
of the former's father, Rev. J.
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRI., JAN. 26th,
8:1S p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
— $75.00 Jackpot to Go —
TWO DOOR PRIZES
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(CHILDREN UNDER
D)
16 NOT
PERMITTE
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Sairforth Branch 156,
Royal Canadian Legion, Seeforth
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Brief 0
Ure and Mrs. tewart.
Mr, and rs. John Stevens
and Gillian of London wereSatur-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin McDonald of Walton and
Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart.
Rev. J. lire and Mrs. Stewart
were recent guests of Miss
Minnie McDonald in Tillsonburg
also visited friends and rela-
tives in Ingersoll and Woodstock.
miss Angela Devereaux re-
ceived the -honour of being chosen
as queen at the annual Brescia
College Ball which was held in
Centennial Hall, London, last
Friday night.
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CATS AND PO Gs,
ARE A Lor or
Fr.OPLE HAILING
?
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
Playing this
week
Benjamin's
Friends
Coming Next Week:
Cold Turkey
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Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
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To advertise, just Dial Seaforth
527-0240.
EUCHRE
in IOOF Hall
POSTPONED TO
Wednesday
JANUARY 31st
8 p.m.
Admission 50c
Sponsored Jointly by
IOOF and Rebekah
Lodges
EVERYONE
WELCOME
Adimmimik
FAMILY
DANCE
Sponsored by Canadian
FoOresters at
KINBURN,
HALL
MARY
BROADFOOTS
ORCHESTRA
FRT.; JAN. 26 •
9 to 12
$2.00• per couple
$3.00 per family
Ladies please bring
sandwiches.
tunimmummuummin1
THIS WEEK .
• AT THE
_ROYAL HOTEL .
MITCHELL
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
In the
CROWN ROOM
Nashville
Express
Dining room open on Sundays
from 12 noon-2 p.m. and 5 pm.
to 8 p.m. in the evening.
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lit/RON EXPO ITOR, SEAFORTH, CONT., ,IAN, 25, 1973
uegns Hotel.
Entertainment
k Nightly
This week's Special Attraction featuring
Country and Western music by
Recording Artist
Ricky Diamond
- NEXT WEEK:
ONTARIO SLIM
• Sponsored by Hensall Int. Hockey Club
• For advanced tickets call Murray Baker 262'2109
Also available at Ron'sHealth Centre, Hensel!
HOCKEY. DANCE
tATURDAY, JANUARY 27
9:30 — 1 a.m.
HENSALL ARENA
• Music by
Bluewater Playboys
— $3.00 per couple
Refreshments available
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Correspondent
Mrs. Ed Regele
Mr. Edward Regele who was a
patient at Seaforth Community
Hospital , has,,. returned to his
home.
Mrs. Keith Rock and Mr. and
Mrs. William Manley were recent
visitors with Mrs. Joseph
Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc-
Callum, Joyce and Carl Visited
a,r. with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mc-
Nichol on ridgy evening.
Mr. d Mrs. Lloyd E. Regale
Krista, Karen and Darlene of
Princeton visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Regele.
(intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc-
Callum, Marion, Joyce and Carl
of RR I, Walton spent Sunday •,.
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George
McCallum of Cambridge (Galt).
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Press-
c ator of C rediton, Mr. Paul and
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and littrs. Edward Regele.