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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-10-11, Page 8Bayfield Road in Goderich — Ph. 524-7711 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPTIMIST OF BRUSSELS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th 12:30 p.m. sharp On the Wally Black Farm 1/4 mile North of Brussels on Brussels Huron Road 12 and 1y2 miles West on the 4th of Morris SHOT GUNS and 22's (Open Sights) For TURKEYS and RAMS Proceeds for Youth Work — Everyone Welcome Nit'llre,f4Siteingar TEL SEAYOR" BRODHAGEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LISTS Cabaret Dances -FOR 1973-74 SEASON October 13 — BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS• October 27 — DIANNE & _COUNTRY CAVALIERS NoVember 10 — CARL HORNER & MELODY MASTERS November 24 THE REVELS December 8 — BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS December 22 — DIANNE & COUNTRY CAVALIERS January 5 — CARL HORNER & MELODY MASTERS January-19 — DIANNE & COUNTRY CAVALIERS February 2 — WILBEES February 16 — DIANNE & COUNTRY CAVALIERS MARCH 2 —CARL ROHNER & MELODY MASTERS March 16 — DIANNE & COUNTRY CAVALIERS March 30 — BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS April. 13 — DIANNE & COUNTRY CAVALIERS April 27— CARL ROHNER & MELODY MASTERS May 11 — DIANNE & COUNTRY CAVALIERS May 25 — CARL HOMER & MELODY MASTERS • 1.1▪ 1 .091 0BER 12th • • • \ the SOLID SILVER .4 • • • at the • :SEAFORTH ARENA •Ladies please brine lunch ; • • • ***** • • ***** • • • • 5.1 •• USE EXPOSITOR WANT-ADS' Phone 527-0210 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524 7811 AIRCONDITIONED The &PUT tNTE RTAINIIIDI , . National Health... or NurSe Norton's Affair Wed. 17 li :011 Thurs. 11831F0..11, 19 set. 2 WARREN OATES'. kW ADDISON PiltlitlIE PHILLIPS-PANS LEACIPPIti • C.OlOr 6y 0.40VIELAB mr,•N INtErhly. flj/KIAI. ?... 0 ' -,7,-...9111111111111. 9-4THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAF RTH Coln* out and enloy yourself and support the Cha Commerce. CA'NDELITE FAMILY' PARADISE CAMPING RK The Broughaths iOS /to j . 4t SEAFORTH ENTERTAIN FAMILY, PARADISE Saturday Nite Oct. 13 ':The Blenders — FULLY LICENSED BY — %Eel .....\. ENT AT .'; R(CEPTION I • • •(or • • • • . Mr. and Mrs. : a • :Geo. Earle • • • • • • • (nee Ida Cridzack) • • • • on ONT., OCT. 111, 1973 •• • se • •• ••• • •• • •••• r of 110 • 11• IM1 1•1 IMI 111 1111 11111 11111 .1111 Coming next • THIS WEEK Remember: It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in p ocket, To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. ,. TWO DOOR PRIZES The October meeting of the United Church Women was held in the church basement on Thurs- day evening last. The president Mrs. Ralph Stephenson opened the meeting with a poem "With Thanksgiving. The hymn "Come Ye Thankful onne" was sung. devotions for Group Two read the Mrs, ,Roy Elliott, leadMg the scripture taken from Psalm 107, verses 1-9, closing with prayer. 'fhe offering was received by Mrs Harvey Hayter dedicated by Mrs. Sherlock Keyes. The meditation "The Greatful Heart" was given by Mrs. Roy Elli ott. Mrs. Aldie Mustard read a story "The First Thanksgiving" told by a pilgrim Wife and closing with prayer. The president conducted the business period. 18 ladies ans- wered the roll call. Mrs. Ida • McC linchey read a thank-you note from Mrs. Florence Elliott. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Robert Webster. Thirty calls were made to sick and shut. ins. Mrs. Margaret Whyte, R.R.2 Seaforth, will be the guest speak- er at the special Thankoffering on Thursday evening Nov. 1, or- ganist and soloist Mrs. Towns- NiYaasfAiMrgitrtaadattEaStietle, Christmin , Country Fair Li &MI. of Arts, Crafts and/ Po miles northeast entry Cooking at Carlow wCiodarloh on Huron Count 1Fioad 25. 1 Wed. Oct. 17 a 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. TEA ADMISSION FREE tasmyscsisszsmyAsmasacocts acsal LEGION • SHE LOVES ATTENTION This sturdy child is of Anglo-Saxon descent with blonde hair and fair skin. Her blue eyes are not quite symmetrical and this gives her rather an elfin look. Cathy, nine, was born with _three /kidneys but thisis not a problem.health However, she is kei•fie to ear infections which must be treated by a specialist. Now in Grade four, Cathy has been doing average work in school. She is the only child in her foster home where she basks in all the attention she gets. Until recently, she,much preferred adult company and was impatient or even quarrel- some' with children, but lately her relations are much more harmonious and she has developed-"friendships. Cathy is neat and tidy, taking good care of her clothes,• and always thrilled with new things. She likes to keep her hair well brushed and shining. Warmly affectionate parents are being sought for Cathy. She should be the only child or perhaps have teenaged brothers and sisters. Her adopting family will need to accept the fact that information on her background is limited. To inquire about adopting Cathy, please write to Today's Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general "adoption information, please contact your local Children's Aid Society. N EWS OF TODAY'S CHILD 4, • e , and Sat. Oct. 20 BY HELEN ALLEN aittillistramottstattiiimitoirtrattlisptisitrasirtmattatatit: — $15-0.0 Jackiiht to GrY — Country and Western Entertainment SATURDAY — IN THE AdMisSion $1.00 Extra Cards 26,c or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT 'PERNIITTED). oween EK ROY CONFERENCE Energy, Mines and Resources Minister, Donald Macdonald has agreed to convene a federal- provincial conference on energy matters. The demand for a national energy conference came from the 10 provincial premiers when they met' in Charlottetown in August. Federal and provincialminis, tens and officials are to mt1n Toronto, November 23, to discuss an agenda - no date 'has as yet been set for the cenference. PM-IN CHINA 'Prime Minister Trudeau leaves Ottawa October 8, 'for a. 7-day business trip to C Ina. The prime Ministerwil eet with Premier Chou E. ai and . he will be accompanied by about 45 journaliSts. FORMAL RECOGNITION Canada has extended diplo- . matic recognition to the new military government , in Chile. Miss Lucy Thompson v ited Thanksgiving weekend with her brother Donald Thompson. Mrs. Muihurn and Rita. of Chatham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Boyle. Miss Alicia Coyne and Sister Agnes of Strathroy visited on Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Gus Red- monds'. C.W.L. meeting was ,held. in Parish Hall Tuesday night with twelve members present. T 1w president was assisted by Father Dentinger. Minutes and thank you cards read by Mrs. Cyril Boyle. Mrs. Hickey gave the fi- nancial report and Mrs. Ray Boyle called the roll. Mrs. John Franken gave a report on Deanery Meeting held in Kingsbridge. It *as decided to hdld a Penny Sale in November Goderich District Collegiate Institute annual commencement exercises were held Friday, Sep- tember 28. From St. Augustine Michael Boyle, Cathy Foran and Terry Foran received diplomas. Janice Foran won a Proficiency, scholarship of $250.00. • Dedication of the new organ in St. Augustine will take place after pass on Sunday. There will be a brief 'program followed by lunch In the Parish Hall. A number from Auburn at- tended Teeswater Fair on Sat- urday. Benefit Dance for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ratz At Ki,rkton Community Centre OCTOBER 12th Wayne Riehl's Orch. ****,*-4( -***-0yY• .25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY for ' MARTIN and TERRY MURRAY Brodhagen -,CoMmunity Centre FRI., OCT. 12 Dancing 9 -- 1 — No gifts please — Everyone Welcome -11-44-*****,-*** SEAFORTH' end and Mrs. Campbell. Members were reminded of the fall rally of the U.C.W. to be held in Ontario Street Church, Clinton on Thursday eveningOct. 11 at 7 p.m.' Dr. Anne Graham Langford of, London will be the guest, speaker,,and,Tusid by the Fartilly Goderich. PVM ritoy meeting with, prayer...1;u-ncli-Va meeting s served by hostesses Mrs. Ida McClinchey, Mrs. Harvey Hayter and Mrs. Gordop Johnston. Special Thanksgiving Service was held in tote Urpted Church with the past r Rev. Murdock Morrison in charge. The sa- crament of the Lord's Supper was administered, also a baptis- mal service when Paul Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Hill was baptized. , • The choir under the direction of Mrs. Doug McAsh sang two anthems. The flowers. in the church were placed by members of the Porter family in memory of the lateeElgin Porter. The service in the United Church will be withdrawn next Sunday owing to Anniversary Ser- pee. in Goshen United Church. A very successful smorgas- bord supper was held last Wed- nesday evening in the United Church. Mr. FloyiMcAsh of Hamilton spent the holiday with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Morrison and Shawn of Ilderton visited here-over the weekend. 60th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY For Mr. and Mrs. DAVE NETZGE — SAT., OCT. 13th — Seaforth Legion Hall 8:30 p.m. — No Gifts — 'Everybody Welcome Ladies please bring lunch THIS WEEK t AT THE ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL FRI. and Art / In The erown Room • The WiidWoOdS 4 1 11011111111111111r „MTS. By Popular Request THE WOODRIFF Next week Tex Noble & Shorty Saturday Matinee at the —Restaurant and Tavern — Entertainment Saturday nite I r from Ottawa Exeternal Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp, in making the announcement, said the formal recognition would aid the Can- adian Embassy in Santiago in its assistance to Canadians and affected by the othe Septemberrs 11 coup. FOOD PRICES REPORT The first quarterly report of „the Food Prices Review Board, released a week ago, has con- cluded that Canadian ood prices "are not rocketing out of control." Chairman Beryl plumptre forecast that *prices on beef, pork, poultry and eggs had peaked and could be expected to decrease. The report predicts that food prices'would continue.to rise but at a decreasing rate and not at the 13% rate recorded in the first half of 1973. WHEAT EXPORTS Canadian wheat exports for the crop year 1972-73 reached 578 million bushels - 15% above the previous year's tota 1 and the third highest on record. LABOUR FORCE Canada's labour force sea- sonally adjuste- rose h' 9,317,000 rr August from 9,228,00 in July, an increase of 89,000, reported Statistics Canada. DONATION DISCLOSURE The latest Financial Times Survey of Business Opinion on' the new Election Expenses legis- lation suggests that business strongly supports the public dis- •_•losure of donations to politicallik parties. , The Survey shows that 71% of the business executives ,sur- veyed after the bill had received second reading agreed •with the public disclosure of donations 'chile only 26% disagreed. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth CASH BINGO Legion Flail, Seatorth FRI., OCT. 12 8:15 p m. 15 Regular Games, for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMES Varna Correspondent . Fred McClymont ti It) IN1 —Proceeds for Welfare Work— BEEF BARBECIIJE BRUCWELD 'UNITED CHURCH — WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th From 5 p.m. 8 p.m. Adults $3.50 — Children under 12 ye'ars $1.75 Pre-School free — Advance tickets only Tickets available at Jackson's Store, Brucefield ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL HIGHWAY 8, CLINTON • Playing' this ‘‘vek: "Bootleg" The big rock band sound week. • JAMAICAN BAND "LIBRA" Versatile group !playing soul music, calypso, aTid pop. I COMMERCIAL HOTEL — SeafOrth F.. WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM -LUNCHEONS happy Medium 73' T‘sTY C'HI('KEN ^WINGS for stiACKs INIPLE FREE PARKIN(, • ED KNIGHT ROOM Elgin Fisher (The Family Affair) • IN THE LADIEs' and ESCORTS' R0031 FRIDAY SATURDAY 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 AT VERY LOW PRICES — We Sell Ice — ' Northside United 'Church Saturday, Oct,13 at 3 Om ry, Sewing — Crafts — Home-made Baking — Book Sale — Boutique Table — Delicatessen, —Country Store and Tea. Autumn Fair Costume Dance October' 27th Music' by the ROYALAIRES PRIZES GIVEN FOR:-= • BEST COSTUMES • SPOT DANCE • DOOR PRIZES ETC. — $4,00 Per Couple — um-m.4,y!) TO 18 YEARS and 'OVER Tickets available through Legion Merribers and Aiso at 527-0443. Admission by tickets only. Limited .number being sold.