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FALL WORKORAMA
Saturday, Oct. 27.
Annual Meeting
HURON P.C. (PROV.) ASSOC.
Clinton Legion Hall
FRIDAY, OCT. 21;
p.m.
AGENDA -
1- Election of officers and directors of the Huron
Riding.
2- Notice of a motion to amend the Constitution.
Anyone wishing to view the proposed Constitution
before the annual meeting please contact the officers
or director of the Association.
3- Balm,: Tony Naylor end his One Man Band.
EVERYONE WEI COME'
Huron Progressive ConservatiVe (Provincial)
'Associalibn
Wm. J. Dale,
President
Earl McFadden
Secretary-Treasurer
JUNIOR FARMER
Hallowe'en Dance
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October 27/73
Dancing 9 - 1 P'.M.
Refreshthepta available
poStumes or BardtiMe Dance
Prizes
Admission $1.00 per person.
PARK
GODERICH
30. THE SQUARE
PHONE 5'24 '811
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Entertainment by
Tex Noble
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NEXT WEEK:'
Tee Kee"s
Saturday Matinee at the
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— Restaurant and Tavern —
Entertainment ,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
"CAVALIERS"
Wed. finite entertainment!
THE MAITLAND TRIO
- FULLY LICENSED BY —
Hayfield Road in Goderich — Ph. 524.7711
ANNUAL
FIREMEN'S BALL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER '17th
Seaforth Legion Hall
Music by -
The Bluewater Playboys
Admission $3.00 per couple
Dancing from 10:00 to 1
Limited number of Tickets Ava
from Local Firemen
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ENTERTAINMENT AT
FAMILY PARADISE
Saturday,. October 27th
HALLOWE'EN DANCE
—7 Few Tickets Still Available
Musk' by the "LORMAINES"
FAMILY___PARADISE CAMPING
PARK
RUSS & DALE,
F WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM LUNCHEONS E
12 to 2 And 6 to S
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AT VERY LOW PRICES
We Sell Ice
COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforthi,
TASTY CHICKEN WINGS for SNACKS
AMPLE FREE PARKING
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Turk7 Supper
Wed. Nov,
4:30 to 8 o'clock
DUFF'S UNITED
CHURCH, Walton
Adults $3,00
Children $1.50
Editors Quote Book
"Leisure is the mother of
philosophy,"
— Thomas Hobbes
Elm Haven
Motor Hotel
' CLINTON
Now Playing:—
Green Lite
Pop, Rock & Country Group
Coming Next Week:—
WESTFAUSTER
Nasco Recording
Artist. -
VERSATILE GROUP
playing different
' ins"truments
top. Rock. & Cdultiy
EVENING OF !MN° ,
presented and. led by the
'HURONIA MALE CHORUS
Exeter
in
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
SEAFORTH
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7
at 8 P.M. •
Everyone Welcome
Admission Adults $1.00
- Students .50/
FIRESIDE FELLOWSHIP
GROUP
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for
KEN JANMAAT
NOVEMBER 3RD
HENSALL ARENA
Admission $1.00
St. Thomas' Church
Annual
RUMMAGE SALE
will be held in
St.Thomas' Parish Hall
OCT. 27th
at :1:30 p.m.,
Reception,
and
Dance
for
Mr.& 'Mrs.Frank
Dolmage
(nee Grace Longman)
CLINTON LEGION HALL
NOV.' 2', 1973
9:30 to 12:3r'
Music by
BLUE WATER PLAYBOYS
Everyone welcome
Ladies please bring lunch.
Halloween Masquerade Dance
Music by
The Casuals
at 'the
WHITE CARNATION
Saturday Oct. 27th
from 10 1
Including smorgasbord
and dance.
For Reservations Call 482-7535
Admission 6.00 per couple
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WEDDING RECEPTION
DANCE-
, for
MARION NOTT 4
and
JOHN A. ALBLAS
(Bridal Couple)"
Seaforth Community
Centre
SATURDAY, NOV. 3
at 9 P.M.
Music by
Country Music .Men
Everyone welcome
Lunch pravid.ed
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRI., OCT. 26th
8:15 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 16 NOT
PERMIT.14.1))
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Braneh 156,
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
THIS WEEK
AT THE
ROYAL HOTEL
MITCHELL
FRI. and SAT.
in the
Crown Room
THE' REVOLS
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SEAFORTH LEGION .
Costume Dance -
October 27th
Music by the' ROYALAIRES
PRIZES GIVEN FOR:—
• BEST COSTUMES
• SPOT DANCE
• DOOR PRIZES ETC.
Costume Parade at 10:30
— $4.00 Per Couple —
REgfitieft15 :to IS YEARS and OVER
Tickets available through Legion Members' and Also at 557-0143.
Admission by tickets only. Litnited number
being sold.
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half a mile. Down about one
hundred feet you could see the
lava crust with the occasional
open fissure from which steam
was escaping. To the North
West was the city of Naples; to
the North a village whose name
I can't remember, and to the im-
mediate South was the old Ve-
suvius .cone that erupted and co-
vered the city of Pompeii around
79 B.C. with almost sixteen feet
of lava. Over the years many ,
of the streets have been exca-
vated along with the buildings,
and a trip through, this old city
can prove to be very intbresting.
I remeneberbeing surprised at 4)
seeing some copper fittings that
had been used, for a fountain in
someone's garden - and we think
we are modern!
I forgot to tell you that they
have a small cable car railroad
that takes you up to the base of
the main cone and you scramble
from there upwards. Also sit-
uated at the base is scientific
laboratory that kept a running
record of the temperature and •
noise emanating from the bowels
of the volcano.
Later' I' was moved to Lake
Albano south of Rome but had
the good luck to be sent south
on an overnight mission, to a
Radar siteon one of the hills just
north of .Naples. It turned out
that this was the day that Vesu-
vius decided' to erupt again, so
we had a grandstand seat with
the wind blowing from north to
south to give us an uninterrupted
view.
The eruption was really im-
evening. pressive - belching fire, stones,
Saturday, Nov. 3-Veterans' Ban- dust-into the air and red hot lava
quet at Branch 156, Seaforth. pouring, over the side. You would
Banquet starts at 7:00 p.m. think that huge naval guns were
The guest speaker will be_,..going off with a loud va-room.
Comrade Bing Forbes, 2nd The earth trembled and evpry-
Vice president, Provincial thing would fly into the air and
Command. the whole thing was crowned with
Sunday, Nov. 4-Poppy drive, all fine dust thousands of feet over-a.,
members are urged to assist, head. At night the .red hot lava:
Thursday, Nov. 8-General Meet- boiling over the northern edges
Ina, of the crater and winding down
Saturday, Nov. 10-Pot Luck Sup- 'the' Slope provided a picture of
per, and,-social atothe Legion, ,t,.- pOwer*rid terror that' is hard to
Hall. Sunday, Nov. 11-Remembrance describe. One stream engulfed
some of the village and although
Day, Parade to the Ce,notaph I didn't see it myself the locals
for service, and from the Ce- claimed that It divided and went
notaph to St. Thomas Angli-
can Church for Remembrance
Day Service. Assemble at the
Legion at 10:00 a.m. fall in
at 10:15 a.m. List Post at
11:00 a.m. '
(Intended for last week)
we are once again indebted
to Cdmrade Frank Sills for in-
terrupting his busy life to relate
some more of his experiences
while overseas during World War
U.
When one looks back on the
war years it is easy to thank of
many types of powerdisplayed by
man made things, but they all
pale In significance when com-
pared to some,displays put on by
• Mother Nature.
can think of ,two storms in
particular, one in the Atlantic
with sixty-foot waves and ano-
ther in the Mediterranean that
snapped in two a Liberty ship
following ours, but I believe the
most awesome power was dis-
played by Vesuvius when it e-
rupted in 1944. It-was a compara-
tively small eruption when mea-
sured against some: but Mother
Nature moving in low gear is
still the most impressive power
on earth.
When stationed near Naples I
had the opportunity of climbing
up the slopes of Vesuvius and
looking doWn into the crater that
has a diameter of approximately
By John D. Baker
Public Relations Officer
Branch 156
PAST EVENTS
The Bingo last Friday attrac-
ted ninety-two players. prizes to
the value of $324 were won.
Last Saturday District C held
their council meeting starting at
10:00 a.m. and adjourning at 5:00
p.m. followed by a dinner and
dance. -
Last Sunday District C held
their convention In , Hanover,
Branch 130 were the hosts for
both the council meeting and the
convention. The guest speaker
was Comrade Dave capperauld,
Provincial Commander. Three
bands led the large parade to the
Cenotaph where wreaths were
laid. ,The Ladies Auxiliary ser-
ved a delicious banquet which
close to five hundred. attended.
-..Attending from Seaforth
were Comrades Gordon Scott, Al-
lan Nicholson, Cleave Coombs,
Tom Young ,and John Baker, also
from Seaforth were Mrs, Gordon
Scolt, Mrs. Allan Nicholson, Mrs
Cleave Coombs , and Mrs. Tom
Young.
COMING EV,ENTS
Saturday, Oct.` 27-First World
War Veterans' banquet is be-
ing held at Branch 140 Clin-
ton.
Saturday Oct. 27 - Halloween
dance at Branch 156 Seaforth.
Get your -costumes out and
maybe you will win a prize.
The costume parade will be
at 10:30 p.m. also the 50-50
draw will be made during the
around their Church.
The next morning. I had to
leave for the north again and
didn't get back for another three
weeks. This time I once, more
climbed up to the top to have
member and everything was back to that the early bird
Note-All Legion members re- another look down the share sides
nor-
campaign is already in pro- mal, with just a few trails of
guess, pay your membership and bubbling pools. The
dues before Jan. 5, 1974 and lava on the sides was hard en-
you will be eligible for the steam
draw for prizes,
ough to walk on but still warm to
the touch, you could sense that
the old giant was Just having ano-
ther snooze before awakening to
assert his authority.
This dust I mentioned is con-
sidered to 'be very beneficial to
the surrounding land especially
for the almond erchards, but it
must be the bane of all good
housekeepers until it is Con-
tained. I happened to travel about
40 miles south of Naples to Sal-
erno and there the streets had
about two inches of this fine
dust all over, and as our jeep
went dowii the street it kicked
up a great 'cloud of dust that
couldn't help permeate into their
houses because the dwellings
have their door steps right on
the road allowance, and the only
gaps between houSes occur when
there is a street intersection.
A fellow could have made a for-
tune if he had had a carload of
vacuum cleaners to sell.
An interesting thing about this
eruption was that while I viewed
it' from the north it was being
witnessed by your regular col-
umnist, John Baker; from the
east. John was at the conval- •
escent camp at Avellino recov-
ering from his wounds, so he too
had a grand view of the whole
proceedings.
John 'is in agreement with me
that when you wish to see the
most spectacular things, keep
your weather eye open for Mo-
ther Nature and she'll provide you
with shows Barnum and Bailey
never dreamed of or could.'
If she ever decided to use her
destructive nature at quarter po-
le i.
wer there would be none of us
see
wf
gentle
ortunatet
wally her
sides
played at the present tim
her spectacular show of
leaves, blue skies and
white clouds.
PAST
EVENTS
Last Friday the Bingo attracted
eighty-five players. Prizes to
the value of $320 were won.
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