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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-08-16, Page 6LONDON' and DISTRICT SOCCER St. Columban vs Ingersol flyers Saturday Aug.i8th at 6p.m. S. D. H. S. SOCCER FIELD 011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1111IIIIIIL EIGHT ESTAINIANT and TAVERN — Nightly Entertainment The Lost Gener • ion next week Horizon Fully Licensed by ,L .0 .B.O. Hayfield Road in Goderich — Phone 524-7711 wsstsr OPENS • AT 8:00 -12% SNOWS START AT AT DUSK, FRIDA - BONUS NITE WEDN SD-AYS - FAMILY NITE *SW DRIVE-IN • GODERICH HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524.9981 WED. 15, THURS. 16,, FRI.' 17, SAT. 18 2 CLASSICS. .for our time Just a person who protects children and ,other living things BILLY ....;10M i AUGH1IN They're young... they're in love .. and they kiltpeople. 13F —411.1111V FAME --1)11L. 11:34AIMINIVEW-tel.oVIAIE, SUN, 19, Mon. 20, TUES.21 RYAN MEAL. JAQUEIJNE BISSET WARREN OATES THE THIEF WHO CAME TO 6110118/ Colo. 'ADULT ENTERTAINMENT A STEELYARD BLUES WED. 22 - FAMILY NIGHT ' ME1 Pr• GrR Dwv N MAYFR SOX' OF "14 .410 *SSW TECHNICOLOR* PLUS g Time Machine XPOSITOR, A FORTH, I NT, AV% 16. 1r3 fiery and Western Enterlainzne4, SATURDAY 01* Red Knight Room Eldon Austin & The Country Strangers FRIDAY and SATURDAY IN THE LADIES and ESCORTS ROOM • Russ, Dale & Claire • r Dining rOom open on Sundays from 12 noon - 2 p.m & 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the evening. Remember! it takes but a moment to place' .an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Admissioal $1.00 Extra Cards 26c or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER PERMITTED)16 NOT —Proceeds for Welfare Work— , Auspices Seaforth Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth FRI., AUG. 17th 8:15 p.m. 15 'Regular Games for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMES $75.00 Jackpot to Go — TWO DOOR PRIZES GOOD HEALTH! BE A+ BLOOD DONOR . •WIMMPAY • SHARE WaiNaMeeMPAS WAKOMMA:16 '407/4..40.0M.d • "e0...VOMM.V.:1 YOUR ENTERTAINMENT AT FAMILY PARADISE SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 18th:- - "THE BLENDERS" ....___ • SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT, AUG. 19th " THE HENDERSON FAMILY" FAMILY PARADISE, CAMPING KI 1, rili Ug 1 qfti • t Friday, Aug. 17th "BOOTLEG" APPEARING NEXT WEEK:— "MacKENZIE" Matinee Saturday 4 — 6 p.m. - ok **** * * * * * * * * * * UNDER NEW MANAG MENT THIS WEEK: Listen to Country an Western Music by TEX NOBLE and His Steel Guitar Player COLON SANDERS THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY BEAN 0 IN ZURICH SAT. AUGUST 25 Pancake and Sausage Breakfast Commencing at 8 M. , NOME COOKED BEANS FAMOUS STREET MARKET Bean Queen Contest Dance In The Arena Saturday Night FEATURING GARY BUCK, AL CHERNY AND THE ALLAN SISTERS atediasmas Codadoiastomt Rama" 404 kids BE SURE TO VISIT GREEN ACRES WITH A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT SETTING 4.05 SEAFORTH 4:4 • Dining Room Now Open 7 Days a Week ku. 0 .1, , 0 .$ ci 0 di sit .0 CO Ns. .0 0 • 00 4 $ 0 00 6, 0 :.. " N'.) • 04,.. ..ot a. Drop in 'S t• 0 O 6 and try ouris 0 411 If Daily Special 4* '5 / . in the o0. . .s. f" Dining Lounge .1 o 4* or. Beverage RooM 0 • Dining Room Open on, Sunday- 2 p.m. to Bp.frt BAND . CONCERT by the • Seaforth Jr Bancl under the auspices of the SEAFORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and the SEAFORTH GIRLS' AND BOY'S BAND Sunday, Aug.19 at $:00 p.m. in VICTORIA PARK BANDSHELL The program will be precedpd by. .a parade along Main Street. This IS the that In the series of Sunday Night itand Concerts arranged by the Chamber of Commerce and Band which were presented In Seaforth this summer. 'Olt is suggested visitors bring folding chairs with them since seating accommodation- hi the park is limited. TASTY CHICKEN WINGS POE SHACICS AMPLE FREE PARKING WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM LUNCHEONS --12 to 2 and 6' to 8 AT VERY LOW PRICES — We sell ice .- COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaford! 4. ofe driving LOCAL BRIEFS The August meeting of the Seaforth, Womeneinstitute was held at the home of Mrs. H, Doig on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Norman Riehi acted as PreSt- dent in the absence of Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Mrs. Bruce Coleman acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Gordon Elliott. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode, Mary Stewart Col- lect and 0 Canada, Minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved, Treasurer reporli'given and correspondence read,. Thank You cards from .the Cameron family, Mr. Lorne Carter and Mrs. Jas. Keys. The 4-H Club training school will be held in the Legion Hall, Seaforth, Aug. 16 - 17th. This club is 'on "world of Food in Canada". The McKillop #4 club needs Jeaders. The girls may have to join another club, or drop out. Fashions of 1903 - 1973 are being displayed in the - Seaforth Community Centre on September 21st in connection with the Fall Fair. Tickets are available through the Ladies Division of the Agricultural Society. The Insti Jte members wilt again this yearn have 4 lunch booth on ThurSdayr' September 20 at noon for those who are working around the grounds in preparation for the. Fair On Sept. 21st. Mrs. Ross Gordon gave a report on the bus trip on Tuesday, August 28 to the Hamilton and Stoney Creek area. For infor- mation call Mrs. Jas. Keys, Mrs. Ros s Gordon or Mrs.Gordon El— liott before August 24th. Safety, Family and Consum- ers Affairs was convened by Mrs. John,„MacLean and Mrs. H. J. Doig. 'Miss Susan Hildebrand Was guest speaker and told how she had taken driving lessons through the board of education. Any boy or girl 16 years or older can apply. "these lessons include 6 hours driving and 24 lectures also a book to read on driving. Susan answered many questions„, asked by the ladies. Mrs.Doig presented Susan with a gift. The roll call was: "Give an experience you have had that has made you a more careful driver or pedestrian". Some of the lessons were: Always take a second look before you back up. Warn your children and grand- children who ride bicycles, to always obey the Signs when you come to a, tttcp "tin, It means stop, a full stow' Watch your left turns. You should stop on country crossroads. Dote! put yyouourhlailvee thinedranigghetrot,hiws4t ybe4scoamuei.e thing should be done about Jay walking on small town streets. Be sure to warn your children to watch for cars. Remember when.hauling a camper or trailer, to drive more carefully and slower. The weight behind the car has a tendency to push 'the car ahead. Allow lots 'of time to stop. Remember when passing a Rolling Home or a long truck, they are travelling faster than you think, allow more time. Mrs. Murray Lon and Mrs. Lorne Lawson read papers on safe driving. Mrs, John Mae- Lean conducted a highway road sign The meetineelosed with the Queen and the Institute Grace. A social hour was spent over tea and lunch was served by Mrs. G. Kerr, Mrs. Mary Haugh, Mrs. Earl Papple and Mrs. Alex Pepper. Clagsified Ads pay dividends. ' Mrs. Meldorf of Spruce Lodge, if Stratford and daughter Dorothy of Baltimore, M.D. were recent visitors of Mies Belle Campbell and Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart. Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart were 'Tuesday guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Kernaghan in Goderich. Rev. J. lire and Mrs. Stewart visited Mr, and Mrs. John Stevens and family in London recently. Messrs. Garry and Wayne Haves of DUntroon spent last week holidaying with their cou- sin Mester David Townsend of Tuckersinith. Miss Erma Broadfoot of Sundridge was week end visi- tor with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ToWnsend of Harpurhay and at- tended the Broadfoot Reunion on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Addison and Mrs. Janey •Hoggart spent Sunday afternoon - visiting Mr. and Mis. Clive Allan and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wallace of Clinton. • Mr. G. C. Rennie of Sun- dridge is 'visiting his mother, Mrs. M. H. Rennie, Miss Peg Trow and Mrs. Jane (Trow) Fraser, Toronto, Stag for Bill MacLean AUGUST 18, 1.973 HENSALL ARENA Admission $1.00 •?I Helen and Cheri!' Welch, Tor. onto, Mrs. J., R. Grant, Stria- Efotardbr, ohiar000. GA.unCe. Jar McCain, Tavistook visited at the home of Mr, and KM A, Y. McLean panicclurtucauttgeonadreeRtdowixthbooLereoSsincOt:oi9Donundi:7 and Dianne Kirkpatrick, Grauby Quebec spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson, the Pattersons in Kitchener, The have el)artss returned . after 115 and vt the Kent her CaMpbells in Alliston. - Mrs. Elva Jane Ellis, ale holidaying in Seattle, Washing- ton. Miss, Debbie Dolmage of Forest visited with Teresa Devereaux during the week. TWS WEEK . AT THE ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL Friday, Saturday In the CROWN ROOM THE REVOLS WI dicusse ?Wet oo4G PARADE wu.b STEER AIDING 0-.4448$ 010 e4„ 1400 HURON TRAIL RIDERS Annual Horse Show and Rodeo . DUNGANNON FAIR GROUNDS • - SUNDAY AUGUST 19 Starting at 10:00 a.m. continuing throughout the afternoon. Admission: Adults 51.00 Children under 12 Free Come out and. bring the family! See the Canadian National Exhibition i n Torontp. Special buses leave 8:35 A.M. Cleave's Sunoco Saturday ,August 18th, Wednesday, August 22nd. ' Saturday, August 25th .,Wednesday , August 29th. For tickets and information contact Cleave's Sunoco 527-9016 --- L. & H . Coathway's Ltd. P.0 -. Box 426 Stratford ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••00. • • *_4***********-*****444 ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL HIGHWAY 8, CLINTON • PLAYING THIS WEEK: TONIGHT, AUGUST 16th: "SOUTHCOTE" . SEAFORTH 'OPEN Sunday ", ;,77:-.. WEIGH. ,. PULLING ,4, , AU :-. , - w )1iNIN -SEA FAIR TIME IN 10.00 -SOCIETY TRACTOR '...,,*.v., AGRICULTURAL ..,.. ‘•, . one CONTEST _ ... ,4 NoOn . Sept. PURSE 7$1400,,,:4-, -FMK Ont. GROUNPS 16, 1 PM. a.m. — 12.00 1973 ' -. ..., 'LEWIS PITEL'S WEIGHT TRANSFER SLED TO BE 'USED ' BROWNIE'S • CLINTON - ViVEIIN ONTARIO iiifiAtOr FIRST q . , ONE FULL WEEK — WED, to TUES. August 15. 16. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 McQUEEWIVIacGRAW . A. ., . N •,.. N. .s.. ...,. N ,.. . • THE GETAWAY STEVE Mc qUEEN/AL $ MA. GRAW THE GETAWAY ' BEN JOHNSON AL L ETTIER/ SALLY STRUTHE RS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT • • • . • i r. The most . "8 WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY August 22 ."AT LAST, A COMPASSION- ATE AND LOVING FILM ABOUT BEING BLACK IN AMERICA. —JAY COCKS -r,,nr?Magazrie '', '‘r . kitbag - heist 2! electrifying ritual ever RICURD HARRIS MAI CALLED NORSE" seen! as e....d.etton, Rite . FRIDAY EN ,ERTAtNMENT , • Film (411 )1i MU „:72.,. teorgitSegodstco. , ...,.. — , .. ADULT - 23 - 24 • ..at,cinft, / wrF, ......, 4SOuNDErt” A notxr1 tr Radnitribillartin • Reclitiml, T `'if . COLOR Ot LUXE. . • almost by .