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The Huron Expositor, 1974-03-07, Page 6� 5 Tli�� Mlitl�(�n M rd� RXPOSITOR, 51IAFORTI4, ONT., MAIRC, 7, 1974 NCW$ Blld V1eWs� i..Pown At The Lanes c Local Brolefs Commercials Golden Bears 72 : Patterson. Men's high Orman Joe White thanked the Ladies Clive Biuist, Seaforth Director Mars, Robert ivlcarlaoe is a Saints Team standings: Stampeders 67`� ► '" Richl; Lone hand -Joseph White; hood night at the Legion Hall. of Recreation, entertained the patient in Seafort Community 87 Browners 112 1` Alouettes' 63 "' Y, , ° Low -John Taylor. Crawford, Happy Citizens and others to Falls and Hospital. Dr. J.O•Turnbpll and Mrs.' pw 1NIIt', Hot Shots m 62 Pictures of Niagara coast•to coast on Wednesday. Turnbull are home following, a F�• I• fid! i1�x- Ti -cats 'After the pictures euchre was hptiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morton ^ �^3, g" Swinging'Six 87 played Winners were: Ladies high- • took part in a curling bonspiel in 64 Highs: Mrs. Jack Kerr; Lone hand -Mrs. Exeter Saturday. Flyers 73 y Betty Hulley, 255, 674, average, y y, g Darcy Kruger London were Mabel Scott; Low -,Mrs. Ferne _ WATCHING THE ACTION Hazel and ..,, +� \ Commercials Golden Bears 72 : Patterson. Men's high Orman Joe White thanked the Ladies ` ' Saints Team standings: Stampeders 67`� ► '" Richl; Lone hand -Joseph White; hood night at the Legion Hall. of the many people who had left i 87 Browners 112 1` Alouettes' 63 "' Y, , ° Low -John Taylor. Crawford, STAG EUCHRE' Tigers 80 Hot Shots m 62 Snoopies 01, Argounants 61 t Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ti -cats 70 Trailblazers .56 l�arawsMrm�' Swinging'Six 87 Ladies' high single and triple, 4 t Miss Donna Stewart and Mr 64 Highs: - organizations were resent. g p Flyers 73 y Betty Hulley, 255, 674, average, y y, g Darcy Kruger London were -th Legion _ WATCHING THE ACTION Hazel and Each organization had one selections on their violins ac- Life Savers 68 HelenNott, 189. Men's high s Seaforth visitors on Saturday. Red McGonigle were as usual at work behind the representative say. a few words, "companted on the piano by Bill Joan Bettles, 313, 707. Men's Swifties 66 single and tirple, Jim Barry, 316, +` 669. High Average Murray Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Chesney in Toronto last week 1Van MarBy high single, George Love, 305, Mike Hak 220. Town and Country . Ladies' Hieh Sinele -Dianne Knights of Columbus, Stewart g were eh "JET STRING" De Velden, 243; High Triple, Bennewies, 211. attending a convention of the / PERMUTED) Team standings: John D. batter led in a sing -song, and sang a t'ew Paula Marcussen. 613, Men's Tean, standings: Ontario Agregate Operators:30 p,m• _.High this year's activities. Relations Officer songs himself. Single and triple, Cor Dorssers 273, 739, TerryYoung, x:. Y.B.C. 1' ' Association,Public Mr. and Mrs. Robert ssion $1.00 WED.,. MARCH 13 Branch 156 Mayor Frank Sills brought 275 (spare). Team standings: 5 McKercher have. returned fron, a •° "" Brotherhood Night g greetings from the town of St. James League Dirty D's 95 motor trip to Florida. Margaret and Janet were Sunday how it appears to others. Last Thursday, February 28, a potatoes Seaforth, and explained his Team'Standings- Luvie Duvies 66 Dingalings 85 Joe White thanked the Ladies large crowd attended Brother- reason for being late was because Saints 101 Playboys 85 Bob a Links 63 hood night at the Legion Hall. of the many people who had left Adams 87 Rough Riders 81 spent in playing euchre. This year the night was sponsored the purchase of their 1974 license Tigers 80 Hot Shots m 62 256; triple, E. Munro, 663; - by the Knights of Columbus, until the very last moment. Ti -cats 70 Trailblazers .56 l�arawsMrm�' many representatives from other Mr. Howe and Mr. Harburn Toros 64 Highs: - organizations were resent. g p followed by playing a few Jokers 59 John Nielsen, 296 and 631; Dave ,- _ WATCHING THE ACTION Hazel and Each organization had one selections on their violins ac- Ladies High Singl- and triple, Muir; Ione hands, M. Glanville; Underwood, 245 & 644; Darrell Red McGonigle were as usual at work behind the representative say. a few words, "companted on the piano by Bill Joan Bettles, 313, 707. Men's Dale, 243; Dennis Nielsen, 228; snack bar booth at the Seaforth Community Centre first was Jim Devereaux for the Campbell, Bill Dalrymple and Jim Sloan joined in with a step dance. high single, George Love, 305, Mike Hak 220. Town and Country . during the Junior Farmers' Broomball tournament Knights of Columbus, Stewart g John Coleman, 886. "JET STRING" Dolmage for the Canadian Order Before the program the Ladies" Mixed Double / PERMUTED) Team standings: on Saturday. Tam Melady of Dublin was chairman of of Foresters, Arthur Bolton for Auxiliary served a buffet supper Tean, standings: meeting at Van Doornik's on Tweet Tweets 97 this year's activities. Admission: 50 cents of scallo ed ham Comping Next Week-' Hit & Misses 80 February 26 with thirteen men,- bers present, and discussed the the Orange Lodge, Gordon Scott for the Royal Canadian Legion, PChaparall cabbage salad, beans and rolls. 104 Moto Ski 83 Luvie Duvies 66 Branch 156, Ken Cardno for the Joe White thanked the Ladies Arctic Cat 72 Happy Six 5q Optimists, Everett Storey for the Auxiliary for the delicious supper. Ski Doo 55 Bob a Links 63 IOOF, Irvin Johnston for the The remainder of the evening was Allouette 54 Pioneers 55 Lions Club, Jack Eisler for the spent in playing euchre. Ski Whiz 52 Ladies' High single. B. Yeade;- Masonic Lodge, Charles Hays for Legion Hall, Seaforth Ladies' weekly high single, 256; triple, E. Munro, 663; - the IOOF Hensall and Sam Pat Events Joyce McClure, 233; weekly high average, E Munro 198. Men's g • a Rennie for the Royal Canadian Wednesday, February 27, the triple, Marg Scott 600; season's High single. Y.Ungariari 293; Legion, Hensall Branch, weekly Stag Euchre was held at high single, Joyce McClure,' 287, triple. Bob Harris, 684: average, Jim Devereaux acted as master the Legion. Winners were: most and Marg, Scott 287: season's Y.Ungarian. 205, of ceremonies. Frank Reynolds games -Ross Coutts and Alec high triple, Helen Garrick, 672, Legion Team introduced the guest speaker, Muir; Ione hands, M. Glanville; high average Helen Garrick, 183. Tean, Standings: Evan Donald McGugan, General low hands, Harvey Beuerman and Men's weekly high single, John Meatheads 86, ra-Doow 7 for $1.00 CHILDREN ER 16 NOT Jim Racho Jr Sttn ers 86 Manager of Western Fair. Coleman, 334, high triple, John g Mr. McGu an, representing Friday, March 1, the BingoColeman, 812; season's high"H1pP -y Six 84 Next Wednesday, March 13 at A number of dynamic events the council of Christians and .attracted ninety-six players. Pri- single, L. Wesenber 448; Topdaw•gs 76 zes to the value of $360 were won g g' 8:00 in the Town Hall Court could take place if we hear your Jews, spoke on the discrepancy of season's high triple, L. Shy Men 74 Room, a general planning mcet- suggestions now•! our society, and how we tend to by the participants. Wesei,berg, High Average, John Humers 56 ing g discriminate against those of Sunday, March 3, the District C Coleman. 227. Ladies' High single, . Marg, for next ycat s centennial" Give some thought to how you another color, religion or race, public speaking contest was held Un arian. 25J, High tri Ie, Gail Ie Thisics will be held. would like to see Seaforth g �Egmondvilte Lague g' g P This is an open meeting and all celebrate its Centennial 4s a town and yet how we have accepted in Harriston, and we are very Team standings: McKenzie, 651 interested people are welcome. and plan to attend. some of cultures of various races, happy to report that Michael Tiger Cats 98 ' Men's high single, Gord Scott, and blended thein -into our own. Rowland won in -the senior Rough Riders 80 303, high triple, Gord Scott 744. He went on to say that we often elementary class. Michael will be accepted help without question going on to speak at Collingwood t fromeo le of other races when on March 17. !y_ - UCW has' Auction Sale we were pin trouble, but would. -,.Industrial __� - turn our back on them yvhen Comin&Events G - A profit of $62.00 was made by ti i.. John's Church in Stratford for everything was alright with us. Thursday, March 7, Executive �,l 1 Hockey League Group 5 of Northside United Church at the annual auctum sale Perth residents. Regarding religion, he said that meeting commencing 8:00 p.m. _ ...- — _ —. — ._ _ the ecumenical movement. of Friday, -March 8, Bingo at the :,, 8 Monday. Beth Read and Grace �� today could well be the salvation Legion Hail. ' �� - Campbell were the fast -talking h of men. He also stated that we are Thursday, March 14, General . ��`/'� Gary Gray auctioneers. NOTICE smugand that we might be meeting commencing at 8:30 Mrs. Read and Mrs. Campbell I I g g g The finals in the Seaforth make the score 3-I after two somewhat surprised if we knewp.m. industrial Hockey 'League got periods. also con1.ducted the devotional i St.C'olumban Soccer (. what people.of other nationalities Monday, March 18, the Ladies underway'last Sunday night with Thel•Itijr�period�Aas1,A4 BI bfl Q>?w i,Z`ealri Meeting, 2 p.m: I d 4Y"" x,eJ~ "rest for.thc r thought of us. Summing up, he Auxiliary are holding a euchre the Kin s edging the Blocs 3 2, as the} seemed to have the King ' said that it all boils down to night starting at 8:00 m. bilsincss meeting. Mrs. Rimmer g g P The loss .for the Blues snapped tied up in their own end must of reminded members of the p " doinry unto others as we would Everyone welcome,, admission their Winnie streak at eleven he period. I SUN• Mar. 10 Winning t >'• Presbyterial to be held in Mitchell / they oo unto sonus.fifty cents.games, including nine regular Osborne again was • the, United`Church on March 6 when — At SDHS --• Gerald Wilson thanked Ivlr• Saturday, March 30, Awards season games, and two play-off stumbling block for the Blues as McGu' an for his interestingnight. , dinner a`nd dance, Audrey McKim of the United speech. Sam Rennie from Hensaadmission $3.00 per person, games. The last time they were he stopped many difficult drives. Church headquarters in Toronto I re • F.00 Registration P P P defeated was Dec 9th when they With less than a minute � �• will be the main speaker. t_ y — 4 ` _ , — _ , lost a 5-4 decision to the Flyers. remaidibg in regulation time the Mrs. Rimmer reported the The Kings, came out strong Blues yanked goalie Gdry Thankoffcring iiecting will be right from, the opening whistle Montgomery in favour of a sixth Held on March 26 with Je'an Litile and buili up a 3 - 0 lead by the attacker and the move paid off as the guest speaker. Miss Little has 3:33 mark of the second period. Jim - Finlayson scored to drawreccnth returned from Japan. ELM. HAVEN Brian Leonhardt opened the 'them within one goal. ' The members discussed a scoring for the Kings at the 16.10 Eight minor penalties were daylong Leadership Forum on mark of the first period and 47 called in the game with the Kings ' Alcoholic Problems which is to t:2MOTOR 'HOTEL seconds lat er fired his second picking up six of them. held in Northside United Church r,il • t the th Kin a 2 - 0 1 ad - - Saturday evening dinner guests Mrs. Mildred .Mills of St. i o g e gs a at the end of the first. Early in the - j on March 27 when Rev. David with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkin- Janet were Marys visited for the ,1•eekedd;. second frame Dale Kennedy recon CASH BINGO Mack of London will be guest . speaker. There will be films, a son, Margaret and with Misses Blanche and Rhea the lead to 3 0. The Blues The Kirkton Girl Guides:. sent the weekend at Nine Mile P Mr. and Mrs. Randy. Preszcator of Mills. who also laved a strop ams P g g Legion Hall, Seaforth playlet and discussion groups at St.. Marys and Mr: and Mrs. Harold Preszeator, Penny and Mrs' James Gunton spent Saturday i#.Toronto visiting her ;were missing their top scorer 'and League scoring'champion Danny a Friday Q March this meetingsponsored b the P y Huron -Perth Presbytery. A " 'Danny of Exeter. mother. 'Muir) were foiled, on several � V similar meetin will be held in St. g Miss Heather Dawson of Mr d Mrs Willian S Sat, evening cover charge 50e Church parade on Sunday and Thorndale spent the weekend an , pct c and family and Mr. and Mrs. occasions by Kings goaltender Gary Osborne. Dave Broome 8:15 p,m. j - Duna Award NorViinees for �r with Miss Pamela Rodd. Marvin Hartwick , and family (who always seems to be at this 15 Regular Games for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMES E'U C H R E best Canadian County Gropp y and best Oaf Countyyr The Kirkton Girl Guides:. sent the weekend at Nine Mile P best in the play-offs) finally beat ' $75.00 Jackpot to Go — ' EVERY FRIDAY single of the year. then AND SATURDAY Brownies, Boy Scouts and' Cubs Lake. Osbornca t 15:37 of the second to St. James' CWL and their leaders held their Mrs- Arthur Hopkin visited TWO DOOR PRIZES Sat, evening cover charge 50e Church parade on Sunday and Sunday evening with Mr. and Adm�on $1.00 Fri., Marc 8 Sat, 'matinee nb cover charge assiste4 in. the service at Woodham. , ^' Mrs. Cecil Dobson of Kirkton. —H Club St. Patrick s ra-Doow 7 for $1.00 CHILDREN ER 16 NOT _ g:30 m. _._.. p'. - . F'RiDAY-EVENING ONLY:—, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCurdy, EUCHRE "JET STRING" Terry Barry visited on, Seaforth V Club held their first / PERMUTED) St. James' School _and_ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. meeting at Van Doornik's on In- IOOF Hali —Proceeds for Welfare Work—� Admission: 50 cents Comping Next Week-' Glanville and famiry of Thames Road. February 26 with thirteen men,- bers present, and discussed the WED.,. MARCH 13 Auspices Seaforth Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth Lunch "ATT'ICUS" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson, importance of one's image and Dessert 2 p.m — . Margaret and Janet were Sunday how it appears to others. • • • • • • • • . dingier guests with Mr, and Mrs. Officers arc: president -Cathy Euchre ...... 3 to 5 P.M. Glenn Co eland C nthia Ellen Coleman• vice-president - Mari- 1 BUSINESS as USUAL For, Information tit PHONE 527--0629 FAMILY PARADISE "CAVALIERS" Licensed under L.C.B.O. e •a,• SEAFORTH En, Wta;inment Thurs. Friday and Saturday Night WOODRIFF Saturday Matinee HOTEL S_—a1H P . y V11 b s %; al y ]nvlted and Deanna. Ivn Guichelaar; secretary -Patricia Edelweiss Rebekah i 1 G -A' N 0 E RACE Miss Jean Copeland visited Menheerc: Treasurer -Wendy y sored �t3e , Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Vera Dorssers. and Press Reporter- ' Mountain of 'St. Marys. Linda Guichelaar. , Illilllllllilllllillllllllilllll lilll� lilllll� s �� l>s i� • rho. 7 'e P•M• F,1 $ Sal. r 7 7.30 6 9:10 "C' DANCE Country and Western Entertainment THIS WEEK SATURDAY -- IN THE adcrti A"AA4WrA I )i fest �ort„w'" AT THE ' ' Soturday Matinee 'T0m �r MARCH 16, 1,9 7 4 RED KNIGHT ROOM 1:30, P.M. samy * q %I - SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE ROYAL . HOTEL Elgin Fisher f P-4• Sun. 1! 0 mon.1-1 rue. I L MITCHELL- • x /'"'' _-...�;;, - —Dancing 9:30 pm till 1:30 — (The Family Affair) .e tho a Ri' and SAT' $3.00 per couple Ol ' ' ' — d and M odern TAS'T'Y OMCKEN WINGS for SNACKS er " Crown Room AMPLE FREE PARKING `' + I r ' - • 9 PJN. Only Wed. 13 Entertainment WE SRRVE BLUMAGE ROOM LUNCHRONS Musk by -THE COUSINS" ine 12 to 2 and 6 to S W�T ,,..,tr TICKETS AT DOOR ONLY -- AT VERY. LORI PRICES , TIESE N!19"Ir . AMMUT Proceeds for Bunny'Bundle and Opt>lmist Youth Work Denf!e dSr— COMMERCIAL" HOTEL,- SedortDS'Reatrieted to 18 years and Duet. IlIJ _ ION l ,.�. ■ils ir�l■Ili iis�iwir I R N j �r BAYFIELD ROAD GODERICH 527-7711 DINING & DANCIN!C EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THIS WEEK " "CAVALIERS" Licensed under L.C.B.O. e •a,• SEAFORTH En, Wta;inment Thurs. Friday and Saturday Night WOODRIFF Saturday Matinee HOTEL S_—a1H P . y V11 b s %; al y ]nvlted and Deanna. Ivn Guichelaar; secretary -Patricia Edelweiss Rebekah i 1 G -A' N 0 E RACE Miss Jean Copeland visited Menheerc: Treasurer -Wendy y sored �t3e , Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Vera Dorssers. and Press Reporter- ' Mountain of 'St. Marys. Linda Guichelaar. , Illilllllllilllllillllllllilllll lilll� lilllll� s �� l>s i� • rho. 7 'e P•M• F,1 $ Sal. r 7 7.30 6 9:10 "C' DANCE Country and Western Entertainment THIS WEEK SATURDAY -- IN THE adcrti A"AA4WrA I )i fest �ort„w'" AT THE ' ' Soturday Matinee 'T0m �r MARCH 16, 1,9 7 4 RED KNIGHT ROOM 1:30, P.M. samy * q %I - SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE ROYAL . HOTEL Elgin Fisher f P-4• Sun. 1! 0 mon.1-1 rue. I L MITCHELL- • x /'"'' _-...�;;, - —Dancing 9:30 pm till 1:30 — (The Family Affair) .e tho a Ri' and SAT' $3.00 per couple Ol ' ' ' — d and M odern TAS'T'Y OMCKEN WINGS for SNACKS er " Crown Room AMPLE FREE PARKING `' + I r ' - • 9 PJN. Only Wed. 13 Entertainment WE SRRVE BLUMAGE ROOM LUNCHRONS Musk by -THE COUSINS" ine 12 to 2 and 6 to S W�T ,,..,tr TICKETS AT DOOR ONLY -- AT VERY. LORI PRICES , TIESE N!19"Ir . AMMUT Proceeds for Bunny'Bundle and Opt>lmist Youth Work Denf!e dSr— COMMERCIAL" HOTEL,- SedortDS'Reatrieted to 18 years and Duet. 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