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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-11-14, Page 8, , * , x 'E�/.•'•.. �y �I Q'. RIR_" MQ p i.{•., R�'A'I.. .. • • i'' IFIF► �T� !4}. �.... ��1,!C�.4i,1.,�'ffl.�. ,•. " • ..,..NFR W;�"rtwf"eart wrxl.. '• g,,,n,.. - .�,„,,, mk..n ru ay. �, u .. .,•. . t ... :. .. !ski ,.. �. h...,.z. P�,.. I ,.... �' ,. .; •4 .,. ,: C S w y� ,a p�, NEIY P" �a OF dd„ .4 :p Y III The McKillogllt.14HRers held a, I� AE' a `�,°1 bowling party a>x • Nable's �qlR �' �. . fr+od� ergYour y x Sunday night when each member n�'I xr�� 1 }: I brought a friend.. Afterwards, NOW a•y Q � e. k, everyone wont to the home, of w ' 'Elizabeth Pryce where •games were played and lunclrwas `NIOLASLtI►AN' CENTRAL HURON Sk. ;ONDAR3C SCHOOL" r kyr ` t•.� v !nf` -.`�s , p..,',� 't r , a .; served. >rfartttp Currtnt Hit► . CL1NT.ON . Laverne Wolfe Debbie Fischer, held at the home accompanied Mrs. Mickey Me- o f Mrs. Earl- Rock, Walton, NQVEMSER 21, 22, 23, 1974 � s Cloy frdhl Stratford to a double Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Wolfe C -- st bridal shower last, Thursday visited Mr. Sam Wolfe at SWAG EUCHRE'_ Coming Monday:-- +' ;- evenh%g for Joy. Lynn Fischer and Listowel Hospital on Sunday and / . * ' at 8:00 P.M. spent the remainder of the day at "MaCKIMIE" the home of Mr. & Mrs.. Walter Seaforth Legion Northside Rode. "' Everyones Favourite • � Admission c— , The christening of Jacqueline ROCK BAND Adults — $2.00 Anne Benneweiss, daughter of Wed., Nov 20 -if STUDENTS -- $1.00 hears about Mri & Mrs. Kevin Benng0eis — gso pm. — „a took place on Sunday November 11 -at Bro Hawaii ' 'trip i?'►tr Horst uthecan C44g, Admissiot2 $1.00 An Ekpositor .Classified will By John D. Baker the Seaforth'District High' School with Pastor Horst officiating. * * * * * * * * * * *_ * * *• * * * * * *'* Public Relations Officer band. The service was conducted pay you dividends. Have you tried Sponsors. were Keith Benneweis Braneh./156 by the Branch Padte, Comrade - Northside Unit 1 met' in the one? Dial Seaforth. 527-0240. Bob -Spittal, assisted b • the social rooms of t e church and Susan Coombs. •C A � �I----mast Saturday night,- two p y h' Mr. &Mrs. Gordon Miller and . ' * hundred and fifty veterans and Rev.FAther H.J.Laragh, Rev. November November 5th with Winthrop Mrs. Adeline Benneweis and PLEASE purchase tickets earl for the I their' wives sat down to Ra roast S.J.Sharples, Rev.' M.E.Reuber ' U.C.W. as guests. p y Mrs. Laving Beuerman and Mrs. McKILLOP FEDERATION OF DANCE.' " beef banquet at the Legicgi Hall in and Rev. Miss McKenzie was in the Minne Vock visited with Mrs. Seaforth. M.E.Reuber delivered' the chair and read a poem on Toledo Beuerman at Preston. AGRICULTURE a The guest speaker Comrade address. After the, sery •ice 'the Remembrance, "The Greatest Mr. &Mrs. Gordon Millet and' • rriembers marched past .. the' Need in the World Today". The Annual Meeting Sponsored by-, i Rittersporn from Provincial P y Mrs. Adeline Benneweis visited 9 saluting base where' Col. President reported sending 20Comrmand, chose for his thetne Mr. Harvey Koehler in Scott and, -Whither thou guest". He asked ,Archibald took the salute.Col: birthday cards to the Manor. Memorial Hospital, Listowel. Si' Columbary Soccer Team h Archibald spent the weekend in Unit 1 is in charge of the T u r k e y Bann V et • r the question, n we know w ere • we are going in referring to the . Seaforth, attending the banquet General Meeting November 26th. Royal Canadian. Legion, he slated on•,Saturday night, and watching Mrs. H. Connell read the that some members were not in the Church parade on Sunday. On scripture Palm 46 and Mrs: E. H. agreement with taking in Sunday evening Comrade. George Close 'led in prayer. Rev.- Ure Fraternal AFfiliate members but Hays and Dorothy Parke Stewart 'spoke on "Remem- that the majority were. entertained the executive 'and brance" and was thanked by Miss Comrade Rittersporn stated their wives, 'Col. Archibald, was Donalda Adams. - that the time had come to hand also a gueg, On .Monday the -.Mrs. Sandy,Dpig told about• her over some of.the responsibility to Colonel participated in .the trip to Hawaii and' showed the Associate members and to use Remembrance Day rade and interesting slides. Mrs. Stewart the. services of the Fraternal attended the service at the ' `thanked her and read a poem. Affiliate members. he urged+ the Cenotaph. A very strenuous A bale is to be packed for Fred members to get involved and not Weekend for a man over eighty Victor . Mission and Angola. leave all the work to just a few. years old. Col. Archibald was the Articles are to be at -the church by Legion Hall.: first President'of Branch 156 and b 16 to be held in ST. COLUMBAN PARISH HALL Saturday,Nov. 1 -6th Wed.,, Dec 4t Brodhagen Community Centre 7' P.M. { KEN CAMPBELL will be speaking on his trip overseas with pictules and. commentary — Short program. Music by — ALL for only $3.25 per ticket — A, BOLTON, President ' A. DODDS, se<retary THE, KITE. LI -TES Tick4ts available at the door — $4.00. per. Couple Comrade Rittersporn, a lawyer, said there 'were no bad young prior to that was the President of Novem er The loosers of, the copper people, only that some of them lacked direction. Young the Veterans Association. He is Presently a patient in contest prepared and served lunch. .Mrs. Axman, Winthrop 1 1 1 1 WED., THURS % FRE. SAT, people want direction and this he'said V first from the Westminster Hospital. Coming (Events thanked/the Unit for a pleasant evening. O� CAN BE should come SIMPLY AND,. - H THANKS . parents. Legion he Thurs.,Nov. 14th - Executive , meeting. SOLUTELY. Seaf Qrth TERRI IC MOVIE:' "' The Royal Canadian t T e Magazine . '.. said, were helping the young Sat:. Nov. 23rd Social at the ROYAL HOTEL. ADULT ENTER INMENT people in many ways, through , Legion Hall.: Entertainment: y ssholai�ships, , bursaries. minor Thurs.,Nov, 28th - General Meeting. MITCHELL fi. sports, public speaking programs 'r,• and countless other programs. Comrade Rittersporn s speech Note - There will be a stag euchre every Wednesday night "until In The _ T ursday, was well received• and he was Dec. 19th. Crown Room given a standing. ovation. Sellers of Gray Cup tickets, are s, Last Sunday, the members of Branch 156 and, area veterans asked to turn in any completed Don Eaton ArchTHURSDAY Fri d a score sheetsto or y, I'. marohed to the Presbyterian Dobson as soon as possible so 7 Church. led by the Seaforth that these scores° tray be entered District High School band where on a master score sheet. SAN •D B R A N D t3 d t' they attended a service of remembrance conducted by Rev. N, .t q y, . f F/ Y/ ii.'�..i:::ll:+R•.:•�.Yl..i��iW..�i(::Y+++i::::bi•}.:.<• .:fJ. .. • 1 � - ' i' Edwin Nelson. 00 - Saturday Last Monday. November 11 th, Branch •156 held their annual CABARET FRIDAY and SATURDAY' 1. Remembrance Day service, - The t;. .. t"Tle.i ers and. veterans , area I �: .; . Z' Ah d t th C Ir I d b to be held in ST. COLUMBAN PARISH HALL Saturday,Nov. 1 -6th Wed.,, Dec 4t Brodhagen Community Centre 7' P.M. { KEN CAMPBELL will be speaking on his trip overseas with pictules and. commentary — Short program. Music by — ALL for only $3.25 per ticket — A, BOLTON, President ' A. DODDS, se<retary THE, KITE. LI -TES Tick4ts available at the door — $4.00. per. Couple maI e o e en- e y DANCE - ED GR!4�TD�,: 'k'� y E enf.ieIds �r a CASH' BINGO for -- REE ` • P rt Legion Hall, Seaforth JOHN and PENNY TR%C) MUSKETEERS LANSINK Friday Nov 15th _Jestive.�/•(nee Hulley)SAT. `. L G 8:16 pato. I -------s--------------f MATINEE NOV' V 15 Regular Games for $10.00. Fri., Nov. • 22nd GEO( R. PHY CLUB I '•yV `•'••� ., THREE $260 GA11iE8 I ' 4 I Bazaar.and Tea ! =' I. : • $75 ;00 JACKPOT TO GO • Seaforth I -,BOTTLE DRIVE ' TWO DOOILPRIZE$' IP�RAM01.TPIMRrsrRFSENrs ROBERT Community Centre I I St T h o m a s Parish Hall . P 7 ' a Admission $1.00 - I ` e��3'c�lde ofthe 1. Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 / • The Ro alaires fCHLI5KEN UNDER 16 NOT Y I Sat.,,. N'ov,. 16th ` ! Wednesday/ tam —Proceeds 4; PERMIZTE`Rlr Ladies J 4 I a 1 tam Proceeds for Welfare Work— Please Bring Lunch I WE WILL COLLECT .ALL TYPES OF I� NOVEMBER 20, 1974 A boy conquers the Auspices Seaforth Bmneh 166 I clock wilderness with just RoTal Clabadian 1,egion Seaforth I BOTTLES 1 > :Ff�I----------- -----I ' I a raccoon and a falcon -- HOME BAKING MINCEMEAT•' ,f. EMERGENCY PUBLIC MEETING of Yan'.--Eginond., Foundation 2 p.m. SUNDAY, NOV. 24th IN TOWN . HALL EVERYONE WELCOME DANCE. at CHSS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14, 1974 9 - 12 p.m. Dance to COPPER PENNY - A"181tlon $1.75 *11h student card, �b0 wlflriatit .. • Bayfield Road Goderich a Ph. .524-7711 DINING Q DANCING ENTERTAINMENT — FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT B. -C. u�.. •t_t;,$.o, . Three Plus ..t ieg'ton Fa,,Ii Dan', ce Saturday, November-. 23rd Admission $2.00 per Person SPUD GRANT and HIS ORCHESTRA Limited number of tickets available- 4- vailable- CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS � y AND CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES APRONS — KNITTI•NG, VARIETY CHILDREN'S TREATS Produce featured in The Country Store' Country and Western Entertainment "SATURDAY NIGHT in the RED KNIGHT ROO "ELGIN FISCHER TRIO" I1VR7'HE LADIES' and ESCORT$' ROOM FRIDAY and SATURDAY � , d "THE ALLEYCATS"" i Tasty Chicken Wings for Snaeka - Ab'a'LE F1tlE1B PARNWO WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM LUNCHIkONS 12to2and 6to8 — AT VERY IOW PRICES -- (WE SELL ICE) COMMERCIAL, HOTEL ,Scd®rd 1 0) A 10 V A r 1-0 2 1 r / 1 1 1 1 WED., THURS % FRE. SAT, NOV, 13.14.15.;6 "IT SAID, CAN BE SIMPLY AND,. - H THANKS ' TH T.IT IS AN SOLUTELY. ` TERRI IC MOVIE:' "' > ';�,• Jay Cocks' t T e Magazine '.. Recomme ded as r ADULT ENTER INMENT Ipt `t maI e o e en- e y DANCE - ED GR!4�TD�,: 'k'� y E enf.ieIds �r a CASH' BINGO for -- REE ` • P rt Legion Hall, Seaforth JOHN and PENNY TR%C) MUSKETEERS LANSINK Friday Nov 15th _Jestive.�/•(nee Hulley)SAT. `. L G 8:16 pato. I -------s--------------f MATINEE NOV' V 15 Regular Games for $10.00. Fri., Nov. • 22nd GEO( R. PHY CLUB I '•yV `•'••� ., THREE $260 GA11iE8 I ' 4 I Bazaar.and Tea ! =' I. : • $75 ;00 JACKPOT TO GO • Seaforth I -,BOTTLE DRIVE ' TWO DOOILPRIZE$' IP�RAM01.TPIMRrsrRFSENrs ROBERT Community Centre I I St T h o m a s Parish Hall . P 7 ' a Admission $1.00 - I ` e��3'c�lde ofthe 1. Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 / • The Ro alaires fCHLI5KEN UNDER 16 NOT Y I Sat.,,. N'ov,. 16th ` ! Wednesday/ tam —Proceeds 4; PERMIZTE`Rlr Ladies J 4 I a 1 tam Proceeds for Welfare Work— Please Bring Lunch I WE WILL COLLECT .ALL TYPES OF I� NOVEMBER 20, 1974 A boy conquers the Auspices Seaforth Bmneh 166 I clock wilderness with just RoTal Clabadian 1,egion Seaforth I BOTTLES 1 > :Ff�I----------- -----I ' I a raccoon and a falcon -- HOME BAKING MINCEMEAT•' ,f. EMERGENCY PUBLIC MEETING of Yan'.--Eginond., Foundation 2 p.m. SUNDAY, NOV. 24th IN TOWN . HALL EVERYONE WELCOME DANCE. at CHSS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14, 1974 9 - 12 p.m. Dance to COPPER PENNY - A"181tlon $1.75 *11h student card, �b0 wlflriatit .. • Bayfield Road Goderich a Ph. .524-7711 DINING Q DANCING ENTERTAINMENT — FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT B. -C. u�.. •t_t;,$.o, . Three Plus ..t ieg'ton Fa,,Ii Dan', ce Saturday, November-. 23rd Admission $2.00 per Person SPUD GRANT and HIS ORCHESTRA Limited number of tickets available- 4- vailable- CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS � y AND CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES APRONS — KNITTI•NG, VARIETY CHILDREN'S TREATS Produce featured in The Country Store' Country and Western Entertainment "SATURDAY NIGHT in the RED KNIGHT ROO "ELGIN FISCHER TRIO" I1VR7'HE LADIES' and ESCORT$' ROOM FRIDAY and SATURDAY � , d "THE ALLEYCATS"" i Tasty Chicken Wings for Snaeka - Ab'a'LE F1tlE1B PARNWO WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM LUNCHIkONS 12to2and 6to8 — AT VERY IOW PRICES -- (WE SELL ICE) COMMERCIAL, HOTEL ,Scd®rd 1 0) A 10 V A r 1-0 2