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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-06-21, Page 8.0 0"trin, ON iiXPOVTORk $E Oft 61\11'„ 4U14111 1973 MOM. ND B LL SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd Brusseis Legion Hall -- MUSIC BY • lAt+U WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA DOOR PRIZE: Virs7;AVWS- _. ADMISSION, :- $1.50 Per Person Tickets available from any'band member Sponsored by Brussels Legion Pipe Band Ph.. 521-0240: Expositor Action_ ,Ads 4 STAG .PAItti for JIM ROSS at , HULLEY tULLY Fri., June 22nd • An Expositor Classified will pay 3tou • dividentla. 'nave you tried one? Dial '527-6240. STAG for BILL PRICX HENSALL ARENA JUNE 22 Admission $1.00 Restricted to 18 years and over. tonimommonwoommatimunummunon*, CANDLELIGHT WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM .RRSTAURANT: and T ygitk' Fridalk.; Satyr oy. "THE DEVARDINEr • " 'We • The ay night land Trio • • Bagiaa Road in GOderich - Phone 524.7711 -;11110101111011111111111H111111111111111101011111111111110111Y Country and Western Entertainment SATURDAY hi the Red Knight Room., Elgin, Gard and Pon Fisher WITH AUDREY KERR AT THE, PIANO FRIDAY and SATURDAY- IN THE utsiiiEs and ESCORTS' ROOM Russ & Dpie TASTY eilICKEN WINGS FOR SNACKS - AMPLE . FREE!PARKING LUNCHEONS -12 to 2 and 0 tci 8. HOT, BEEF, HOT PORK; HOT HAM: and HOT HAMBURG,. • It includes Petateep and Vegetables • ' Any, one of these itenis Plus other items at loW pekes - We sell ice. COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth 4 BROWNIE'S IstsisigtElmaliy CLINTON ONTARIO g•••-••IE FIRST SHOW AT SK WED.-THURS.-FRI. ' JUN r - - Auk • 38 of the country's top musical performers on screen together for the first tibiae • A SAFARI OF LAUGHS -WITH THE CARRY 0NrGANG •Hg 4114M 040.4 44,104 Plt(101t4 /75 A MR RHEAS , C.)1\T If ir..71P x•x-ar• In COLOR artylikarz...40 ADULT ENTERTAIN , - '-25- • ICON Re gave ththn their chance to be men. 114/111111/1110 CANCEL MY RESERVAIKIN A BRA TREISAND 'COMING NEXT WED. TILL SAT. RYAN O'NEAL lohntohyne 701 PLUS PLUS BO r E• EVA MARIE SAINTib un CiD1W134DIS ADULT • SEAFORTH • UNDER NEW -MANAGEMENT , • LISTEN TO C and WESTERN The Country s THURS. - F tI. SAT. •Jtige 21. - 22 . 23 Chicken Wings and Shortorders Available Until dosing , AT THE • Tererryor ket .11 • TEL' SE AFDC°. • • keine Any:Way YotiMant BUT DON :T MISS THE. Exeter. Centennial Celebrations: SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, JUNE 29 Opening dance with"Joe Overholt Exeter Arena Admission $1 .5.0 ($1.00 with button) SATURDAY, JUNE 30 • • ' . P.m. -Giant parade organized by Ex- eter Kinsmen. Six, bands already' book: ed, 2.antique auto clubs. Float 'entries still solicited. ' • ' • • Opening ceremonies- following the parade • 'at Exeter Community Park. Senators • Richard Stanbury and other,dignitaries. ,Massed choir from Exeter Public SChool and Precio4 Blood Separate School. ' Sky Divers Band program and other entertainmentAr Centennial Ouee contest and beard growing cta test Chicken barbecue., Admission: Adults $1.00. children under 14 Free. Mercy Brothers in the arena Program from 8:30 to 10:00 Persons under 18 admitted for $125 (75d with 'botton). ' • " Dance to follow at 10:06 p.m. $2.50 ($2.00 with bjttort) • , SUNDAY, JULY 1 Morning - Special homecoming services at . local churches Afternoon - Exeter Legion Dtumhead Service in arena Band concert 'following Drumhead service. Evening -- Ecumenical servicb (mostly singing) • MONDAY, JULY 2 ' •Softball -Tournanient throughbut the day (eight teams) Lambeth, Breslau, Petrolia, Mt. Forest, London, Berkshires, London, Gary Car, Shell, Strathroy, Ingersoll. • Mirfor Soccer Tcturnamerit - At least five teams. .., Swimming Pool PrIii'gram Includes diving . exhibition; synchronized swim team, local youngsters' swim meet, free swimming. Variety program in the Exeter arena featuring. Earl and Martha Heywood, the Heywood • Brothers, and area "talent. • Pirewritics Display following the tournd- ment, AdMission: $1.50 for all day ($1.00 With • button) Children $0gt • 1 TUESDAY, JULY '3 1:00 to 5:00 - Sorority 'Tour of Homes. ' - Visiting-the homes of Mi. and Mrs. John Burke, Mr. and -Mrs. 'Len Veri, Dr. and Mrs. Garry, Bbisdon, Ben Hoogenboom; : Mt. and Mrs: Jack Taylor. Tea to follow in Exeter United Church. Admission $2.00 . • Evening rrOgram - Exeter Arena.Huronia Singers .and London Men of Accord -- (Barbershoppers). $1.50 and $1.00 with button. Children under 14, 50c ' • Laiiatt's" Bqlloon at • 'Cpmmuni.ty Park thrbughoat the day (weather .permitiir-g) ) WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 • 1:30 p.m, - Horse races. Admission $1.50 • ($1.0b with button) In'cludes free program. Children under '12 admission. 754 if accompanied by an adult. Evening fr--- Rock dance in the arena with Ma- jor Hoople and His Boarding House. Ad- , njssion $2.00 ($1,.50 with button) THURSDAY, JULY 5 Sale - Downtown Puppet ShoW, Jesus People, Heywood • Brothers and ' other erilertgin Tour of South Huron Hospital • 6:30 p.m. - Exeter Lions parade. (Agriculture theme) , 8;00 p.m. - Bingo and program. Jackpot bf $500. Entertainment by Heywood Brothers. Gerry Smith and Ranch Gang. Admission $1.50 ($1.00 with button). FRIDAY, JULY 6 7:00 p.m, - Little Britches Wild West Show at Community Park. Admission $1.00 (504 with button) Children under 14 free ft 9:30 p.m. - Centennial Ball in the arena with b- Lionel ThOrnton. Admission $2.150 ($2.00 • with button) MIDWAY FROM , FRIDAY TO TUESDAY STAG For 'DON TAYLOR Community Centre Clinton c- JUNE 30 Admission.$1.0G Z • STAG for Bill Carnochan SAL, JUNE. 30 Hensall Arena Admission $1.00 STAG fi C for BRIAN Phillips , SAT., JUNE, 23 Seaforth Legion Unit' I oft the United ChuiCh Wonion, Northfildp, visited the Home on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. H. Close in charge. Mrs. Close read two amusing poems entitled "A Woman'"• "A Man". Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Walden showed slides of their trip to the East boast Gaspe and Prince Edward Island. These were very colourful and enjoyable. Mr. Lorne ' Lawson played' Several musical numbers on the Harmonica including Billy Gra- ham's therne'song. Mrs.Milannik read the Scrip= titre and Bars. Tillie Dunn led in prayer. The ladies served a delicious lunch quite appropriate. in view , of the humid weather. _ Miss Turnbull expressed the" thanks for. the group and Mrs. Hodgert ,added a Jew words of appreciation, • BirtIdaY Greetings to ••Mrs.. myrtle itiley, whose birthdayNvAp last week. Miss Gertie Crich of Toronto visited Miss Turnbull last week. • oi -up On 'Helve") Motor Hotel This Week McKenzie' formerly 'Callous' ComiligNeiatWe?* "Yidioni • '44' flit;*;' ' • • •, RECEPTION • for Mr . 'and Mrs. KELLY 'DALTON (nee Sharon Willis) FRI., JUNE . 29 Brussels Legion Everyone Welcome Ladies please bring lunch CASH BINGO Legion Hall; Seaforth JUNE 22' 8:15 p.m. 15 Regular • Games for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMES ;.--• $75.00, Jacket to Go -,- ' TWO DOOR PRIZES `Admission $1.00 Extira Cards '21.5e oar 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT PERMITMD) '--Proceeds for Welfare Work-- Auspices Seaforth Branch 156; Royal Canadian Legion; Seaforth • . THIS WEEK AT THE ROYAL HOTEL' MITCHELL • Thursday, Friday •,,Saturday tntit - - 'CROWN ROOM WAYNE RIEHL Dining 'reomiporr osi Smears from 12 nuoii4 pad. aroef S p" to $ p.m. In the swan& The Seaforth Girls' and Boys' Band will present a CONCERT under the auspices' of the ' - 1' SEAFORTH CHAMBER of COMMERCE Sunday,-June• 24: at 7:30 p.m. in VICTORIA lPARK BANDSHELL 1114 1.11' ' "‘ii"LIC assisted by local talent 111111186; -'441111101,- --.4411111111140.- BRODHAGEN and DISTRICT CHAMBER Of COMMERCE ANNUAL CHICKEN • BARBEQUE and DANCE WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 - Supper 5:30 - - Plates: •$225 Adults - $1.75 Childiten • DANCE : Desiariline Orcheitra . ( Admission $1.00 • - BALL GAME - Brodhagen vs. Atwood Intermediatesf 8, p.m, 'ENTERTAINMENT :AT FAMILY' PARADISE SUNDAY .AFTERNOON, JUNE, 24 . SILVER STRINGS also MAITLAND VALLEY REGION H.A.S.C. Antique car Itcow, weather permitable, 2 - 4 p.m. • • FAMILY PARADISE: CAMPING • PARK Don'eforgtt Satlkday Night Dances 4. An incredible adventure...that • journey* beyond imagination! %.7 • • ZURICH '11045„.alig 'Present !THE CARI.TON SHOW :BAND' WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 12 'P dirance tickets available from: G en•Forest Motor Hotel - 'Grand'Bend M ean's-tattery Supply - Exeter Jac Mernet:s, Garage - 'Bayfield' Bob:s Barber Shop', Phil's Variety; Donald Oke Ltd., Mousseau & Parkins, Zurich „ • . Oil ANY MEMBER OF THE ZURICH LIONS CLUB • Local Briefs • Mrs. Joe finny Molloy epos earlier this Year in for 'Sudbury. She will join bpi' sister, Mrs., GUtcher, and, her great neice • Veronica pearrow, for a trip to Winnipeg and points • west.' While there they will attend the weddings of two other great neices. (Mrs. WT. Beattie of Welland is visiting her aster-in-la*, Mrs. • Stanley Garnharn. r . John Frost of at. Thomas, a former resident of , Seaforth was visiting friends in town • this week. Mr. Frost , who recently hap . returned frotm a trip around the worldcontributed numhier of articles to thgt DEATH'S WAITING ROOM 414 0asimAye, DRIVE-IN • GODERICH HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION Ri, 4 • PHONE 524.9981 ONLY Mri41111314, THE.INEHAN.TIGHTER,STOOD BETWEEN MARA. THE APACHE- ARO THE BLOODIEST MASSIADE OF THE WESTt ADULT ENTEDTAINA1(11T A UNIVERSAL RELEASE vcrogicorocis 'RCA' ecording Artists Direct From The , Pig 'N' Whistle Shiiw' Zurich Arena • • which he escr 8."..t°heValkly wEouDld"K ...they can they will...unless they're skipped. itlEP11116 ,11;F , ibe areas h was laiting. Mr. and Mr s. Kayroond C amp bell of Arkona were guests of . Mrs. Cora Harrows and also• called on Marc and Mrs. George Addison last week. Visitors last week at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne LawSdn, included: Mr. and bus. 'Larry Johns and Chris of Iuvik, N. w.T. ; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johns west Vancouver; Mr. John Dolson, Toronto, Mrs. LloYd Heard, Hamilton; M. and Mrs. Ken Johns and Debble'of Nanairno, 'Vancouver Island. o int Warden's daughter prison was a giant playpen!