The Huron Expositor, 1973-03-15, Page 8THE KiSrroR, SEAFQRTH, ONT.I MARCH 15, 1973
NOTICE! To allparents of the Seaforth
CUBS and SCOUTS
Die to the winter break next week there
will be no Cubs or Scouts at the High School
TUESDAY, MARCH 20th
Rhea Cameron, Cubmaster
Lloyd Cameron, Scoutmaster
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CANDLELIGHT
ST. PATRICK'S
DANCE
Staffa Hall
on
MARCH 16th
by the
COUNTRY
CAVALIERS
9—?
Si single — $7 couple
fare ,i
Ladle please bring lunch
An Expositor Classified will
pay you dividends. Have you
tried one? Dial 527-0240.
QUEENS
SEAFORTH
Thurs., Fri.,
Sat. •nites,
March 15 March 16
Mar. 17
TIIIS WEEK .
Entertainment
Paul Arthur
Country & Western'
Music
No
Sat. Matinee
In the Huron Lounge
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred (4Ie-
man have returned from an en-
joyable vacation motoring as far
As Florida, where they spent
some time, and also taking a
seven day Caribbean cruise a-
board the "Federico C", sailing
2515 nautical miles, stopping and
taking sight-seeing tours at three
ports - San Juan (Puerto Rico),
Charlotte Amalie, (St.Thomas,
Virgin Islands); and Montego
Bay, (Jamaica).
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Downey
of Rochester, Michigan visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dever- .._
25th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY l
DANCE
for
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storey
SILVERSTRINGS .ORCH.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Ladies please bring lunch
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March 23
—AT LONDESBORO HALL-1
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DANCE
Featuring:
CRANE
Seaforth Arena
Wed., March 21
9 — 12
Admission $1.50
'Briefs
eaux and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe, W. William
St., visited at the home of their
daughter Mr, and Mrs. JohnCle-
ments, Ttlisonburg on Sunday.
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AiHarvy and
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AdtnIssIeon---$350 per couple
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- Advance Tickets for —
"THE FLYING FATHERS"
hockey game are going fast
DO YOU HAVE YOURS? DON'T WAIT
OU MAY RE TOO IJATE!
.FteServe Your., Now —
Tickets available at Arena Box Of !ice Monda,
to Wednesday from 1-3 p.m. or from
Committee Members.
Tickets 82.00 each —
An evening of enjoyment for the whole family
FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd
at 8 p.m.
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ALL PROCEEDS for SEArowrr MINOR
Hockey.
HURRY-
HURRY
HURRY
SUPPORT MINOR HOCKEY in SEAFORTH
Country and Western Entertainment
SATURDAY
In the Red Knight Room
Elgin, • Gord and Don Fisher
WITH AUDREY KERR AT THE PIANO
IN THE BEVERAGE ROOM
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Albert Graig and Art (Shorty) Fougere
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with us.
TASTY CHICKEN WINGS FOR SNACKS
— AMPLE FREE PARKING —
COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth
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CABARET
DANCE
Brodhagen Community Centre
March 17th
MUSIC BY
Eric Yundt
SEAFORTH II
Seaforth II 4-H club met at
O'Rourkes on March 5. Parents
attended and leaders showed and
explained different types of knit
fabrics. Mrs. O'Rourke sug-
gested that the girls should make
something they, were capable of
doing. Officers elected are: pres-
ident; Eleanor Devereaux; vice-
president, Rose Marie Kelly;
treasurer, Clare Devereaux;
press reporter, Kim Anstett. It
was agreed to pay the leaders for
food. Kim Anstett thanked Mrs.
O'Rourke for the use of 'her
home.
Kilbarchan
notes
• By Mabel Turnbull •
Congratulations to Mrs. T.
Scott of Cromarty on reaching
her 92nd birthday. She cele-
brated quietly with her family.
The cook on duty always has a
lovely birthday cake complete
with candles for the celebrant.
We are pleased to share in that
part of the celebration.
Mr. C. H. Westcott, Execu-
tive Assistant to premier Wm.
Davis called at "Kilbarchan"
and visited his uncle, Mr. Nelson
Westcott and his former teacher
Miss M. Turnbull. Your cor-
respondent,has been busy this 1,4
week•.being -Involved • Pwo<1 Al
local projects namely, judging
posters for the Huron-Perth
Separate School Board and
judging the Optimist Internatio-
nal Oratorical Context at S.P.
S.
Mrs. Margaret Mennell,
R.N.A., Town, has joined the
staff.
LEGION
DANCE
24th of March
Spud Grant's
Orchestra
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$3.00 per couple
Dancing 9:30 — 1
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STACY REACH-
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GREATEST SCREEN Sit
OF YOUR
LIFE
Grade four pupils.
entertain CWi.
various convenors. The spiritual
convenor, Mrs. John Maloney
reported that 12 members at-
tended the World's pay of Pray-
er, the theme being "Alert in
our Time." On this occasion,
Mrs. Joseph McConnell was guest
speaker and Mrs. J, Maloney read
a portion of the servipe.
Invitations were received to
attend meetings at Bethel Bible
Church and Northside United
church. Fr. Laragh spoke
briefly on the Commandments
as being a help for all to be
compared to the "railing on a
stairway" and that this was God's
way of showing His love for us.
We should not consider Lent as
a penance but as a means of
getting closer to God and as a
preparation for the Easter invita-
tion to meet the Lord.
The meeting closed with pray-
er and Fr. Laragh gave those
present his blessing. The my-
stery prize was won by Mrs.
Arthur Devereaux.
4H club
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RESTAURANT and. TAVERN
ENTERTAINMENT EVERY NIGHT for
"YOUNG CANADA WEEK"
Entertainment for:—
MARCH 1647 — BROUGHAMS
MARCH 19-20-21-22—The HAYWARDS
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Hayfield Road in Goderich — Phone 524-7711
MINOR SOCCER
Registration
For Minor House League operated at
Seaforth Optimist Recreation
Grounds.
MARCH 17 AT 11 --a.m.
UPSTAIRS IN
TOWN HALL
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MGM presents a very different motion picture
that captures all the excitement of ELVIS LIVE!
OR TOUR
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ABORTION=
Can You Face it?
Can you watch an actual Abortion
taking place before your eyes?
Thursday,
March 22
at 8:30 p.m.
St. Patrick's Parish Hall, Dublin
DR. _HART BEZNER
of Waterloo Lutheran University, himself a
Baptist, will lecture on the subject
"ABORTION"
He bringsslidesr-pictures of actual specimens,
and a film which shows how it is done. •
Excellent for adults, especially good for
young people.
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ponsored by Local Women's Organizations
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In scanning the Goderich Signal-Star we note that
last Tuesday the Goderich Sailo rs, who eliminated Sea-
forth Beavers, took a 2-1 lead over Port Elgin in the
finals, Two former Beavers, Wayne Rau and Frank
Hagan, have worked regular shifts and their play has
aided the Sailors in a successful first year of Intermed-
iate 4 C' hockey. - - - Mayor Harry Worsell will be one
of three illiron County mayors invited to attend a National
Prayer Breakfast in Ottawa, April Ilth, as guests of
R. E. McKinley (PC) MP for Huron. The others are
Mayor Symons of Clinton and Mayor Sills of Seaforth. - - -
The Goderich Canada Manpower Centre has recently ap-
pointed Larry Dillon, a 28-year-old Seaforth native, as
a co-ordinator of a program for student jobs this sum-
mer. He took up his duties on February 19th and already
has contacted a number of .employers in connection with
providing summer jobs.
The Lucknow Sentinel reports that Miss Catherine Mac-
Gregor has been a resident of Lucknow for about 70 years
as she marked her 100th birthday on Saturday at pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home in Lucknow. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Young, 8th concession of Kinloss east are lucky to have
a home thesedays. A cabin trailer, which housed some
30 chinchillas caught fire 'Thursday afternoon and was
practically destroyed along with the chinchillas, Mr.YOung
kept the fire from spreading to the house, a few feet away,
by a hose until the Lucknow Fire Department arrived.
sum-
mer.
The Youngs have
"
been raising Chinchillas since last sum-
' The Teeswater News relates an item of interest in
which Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guest of Teeswater celebrated
their 60th Wedding Anniversary on Tuesday, March 6th.
- - - A large crowd attended Junior Farmer Drama
competition last week with the Teeswater topping the Ripley
entry. Auxable - Hayfield Conservation Authority, accor-
ding to the Exeter Times-Advocate, announces this week
that S.H. D. H. S. Conservation Club has been chosen as
the recipient of the annual Canadian National Sportsmen's
Show Conservation Award. - - - The cattle herd of Bev.
Hamilton of near Staffa was increased on Monday morn-
ing with the arrival of twin ealves. - - - Exeter council
Monday night .agreed to set aside $8,000 (two mills) in
1973 for the purchase of a new fire truck for the Exeter
area fire board.
According to the Mitchell Advocate Carl Schellen-
berger, representative of the board of directors of Ritz
Lutheran Villa attended a meeting of Grace Lutheran
Ladies' aAnisdwelraisntg weeknf
questions
to gi
the
a detailed
lad i es
e aexplanation
with
o f
its origin and how plan§ Were progressing to date. Follow-
the meeting and finally pledged the sum of $5,000 to furnish
the Chapel of the Villa. - - - When the draw was made for
the trip to Florida during the Mitchell Lions Winter
Carnival, Mr. Dennis Layton, Mitchell, was the lucky
winner. - - - Mrs. Thomas Scott, a former Cromarty
resident who before marriage was Sarah (Sadie) Mc-
Kellar, marked her 92nd birthday recently.
a•The Clinton News-Record reports that Mr. and Mrs.
William Pickett,' Clinton, quietly celebrated .Iheir 59th
wedding anniversary. - "Planning for the Future"
is the theme for the Huron Land Use Conference scheduled
from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, March 22nd, at
Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. — - The
pr~5cle q' pail v'evf .fail WaS ,,n. /huge-
sucCeSL iVlanYr' 'Cif 'the LIV ig)lambtelcsi AO:Aided the 'affair
to help mark the 20th anniversary of the Legion Hall.
- - - Glorann Admiral Echo, a purebred Holstein cow
owned jointly by Mike Salverda, Clinton, and Bruce Berg-
sma, St. Anns, has recently been awarded a Gold Ribbon
production' certificate by the Holstein Friesian Associat-
ion of Canada. - George Campbell, president of Clinton
Legion Branch 140, presented Ken Daer, Captain of the
Clinton Colts, with a cheque for $142. profit from a recent
dance. To date the Legion has donated more than $1,000
to hockey and recreation in Clinton.
The Blyth Standard reports that the Blyth Council has
given permission to the Reeve', Robbie Lawrie, to hire a
Goderich animal control officer to enforce the town's dog
by-law. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Vere D. Cunningham, marked
their 50th wedding anniversary recently. They have a
family of 10, six sons and four daughters. They also have
21 grandchildren and two step-great grandchildren.
The annual meeting of Wingham and District Hospital
.Association, according to Wingham Advance-Times, saw
the election of four new governors.• The new members are
Boris Melosevic, Roland Kaufman, Robert Gibson and
Harold Elliott. - - Wingham Lions were doubly honored
last week to have as guests Don Lloyd, former Winghamite
and president and general manager of Lloyd-Truax Doors
who was guest speaker, as well as Deputy District Governor
Charles Shaw of the .Blyth Club on his official visit. Lion
Russ Zurbrigg, Club vice-President, presided.
EUCHRE
Seaforth Legion
Wed., March 21
8:15 p.m. sharp
BRING YOUR PARTNER
— Good Prizes L-
LUNCH
Admission 75c
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DANCE
Friday, March 16th
"THE NITEMES"
Seaforth Community Centre
Admission: $1.50 per person
Dancing 10 — 1
Restricted to persons 18
Years of age and over.
Tickets available from
most grade 13
students.
Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce
ANNUAL
SUPPER
Pigtails, SpareribS and Sauerkraut
Brodhagen Community Centre
Friday, March -23
— TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM ANY MEMBER —
• , Tickets $2.50 per plate
GAMES OF CHANCE — HAM RAFFLE
REFRESHMENTS
Supper to be served, from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Members of theCatholic Wo-
men's League met on Tuesday,
March 6 in St. James' auditor-
ium, Seaforth when pupils of
Grade 4, in charge of Miss Dor-
othy Dillon, entertained with a
square dance; On behalf of the
league they were presented with
a token of appreciation by Mrs.
Frank Nigh. Mrs. Joseph Mc-
Connell gave a brief talk on St.
Patrick's Island.
The president, Mrs. Alvin
Smale presided for business
which included reports from the
Euchre
A successful euchre party
was held Friday evening at St.
James school sponsored by the
C.W.L.
Winners were Ladies high,
Mrs. Wilbert Maloney; lone
hands, Mrs. William McMillan;
Consolation, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown; Gents high, Jack Murphy;
lone hands, Ed Brady; consola-
tion, Arthur Devereaux. Lucky
cup, Mrs. Norman Riehl; Lucky
birthday, Mrs. Frank Maloney.
Cake, Rosemarie Kelly; Choco-
lates, Mrs. Lou Sills.
Mrs. Ray Hutchinson and Mrs.
James Devereaux were in charge.
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for
Neil Beuerrnan
SAT., MARCH17
Seaforth
Community Centre
Admission $1.00
CASH BINGO
Le fi id Hull,'iea orth
FRI., MARCH 16
8:15 pm.
'15 Regular Games for $10.00
•THREE $25.00 GAMES
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TWO DOOR PRIZES
Attnti-,..ton Si 00
Exit , 25t. no 7 rill $1 00
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PER NUTTED
• —Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices' Seaforth Branch 156,.
Royal Canadian Legion, 5eaforth
Ignmanalimaiiminual
THIS WEEK
AT THE
ROYAL HOTEL
MITCHELL
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
In the
CROWN ROOM
B.C. Three's
Dining room open on Sundays
from 12 neon-2 p.m. and 5 PM.
to 8 p.m. in the evening.
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A 5-plece band — a little bit
for everybody- .
Coming Next Week:
Poverty Train
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ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
Playing this
week
M ainstreet
$ ta
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