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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-01-09, Page 8PleyIng This woo( °SALT SPRING 'RAINBOW BAND" Country & Westorn at its bast SATURDAY MATINEE 3- 6 p.m. Coming Monday January13 - "LIFE" Enloyable for all ape. ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL CLINTON • paftriaPatn0 "cri,....inpvtoneinfor Traittnes4 flo1oss.to your Iron you know ft's right. It" (Continued from Page 1) ' which included general • government 7,979.97; . roads, 3,758.84 and Vanastra Recreation $9,473.46. Road • Superintendent' Allan Ni,cholson's salary per year was 'raised to slip() from $9,500. Rates for road employers or others employed by the township were raised to $4.00 per hour for mechanic and grader operator;- 7 $3.80 for grader operator; $3.25 for open machine worker and labourers, $3.00 per 'hour. In .1974 ,township taxes to be-- collected amounted to $470,024 of which nearly one third or 31.5 per cent are in arrears on Vanastra properties and 7 , per cent iri , arrears in the balance of the township. There are 13 properties presently with more than three years taxes overdue making them liable for tax sale later in the year unless in the meantime all taxes arc paid up. Membership tees were paid to Ontario Good Roads Association ($25); Ontario Association of rural municipalities; and Association -of WED 'MORS FRI., SAT. JANUANY I 9. 1.1 GODERICH 10 THE MARI PHONE 574-7811 AIR CONDITIONED 'J r ll I JULIE nnipan • cuitiSTIE RIIT11EFILH110 MATINEE-SATURDAY, MN. II imuCt ENTERTAINMENT Tom Thumb SUN MON , OURS - JANUARY 12. 13 04 , A %URN'S IIIANNI Of MODIRN11/11110 DRAWING ROOM . , (DM ot IDT [ACID, ,vnIT. N4)11 WED THUS FRI SAT JANUARY Is, II IR POIT1CH • BILL COSBV HARRY BELAFONTE UPTOWN , SATURDAY NIGHT ADULT ENTERTAINMENT, We ' are planning a' big parade for the OPTIMISTS Seaforth Winter Carnival Saturdai, January 20/73 We are having:-- Seaforth High School Girls' Band Drum Majorettes Snow-Sculpture Participant% Schools Olympic Competitions WILL YOU HELP US? We need floats for the parade from the Schools, Business Places and Service Clubs If you want our parade to'- be a Success CONTACT: ALF ROSS Ken Cardno CLIVE BUIST 345-2547 527-1493 •.527-0882 3 BIG DAYS s, January 17-18-19 1975 Program of Events Friday, Januacy 17 8:00 . P.M. -Seaforth Centennial Figure Skating Carnival featuring Miss Janice Blaliely Mike de la Pennoialre and Miss LoriBaier Lloyd Eisler. "Men's Juvenitd tharnpion" Western Ontario Advance Tickets Available 8E00 P.M. - Torch Parade Line up at Topnotch Feed Mill 9:30 P.M. -Judging of Beard Growing Contest at Arena Hail 9:30 P.M.-Snowmobile Dance at the Arena Hall featuring "Lincoln Green" 10:00 - 11:00 P.M. Family Skating - Free Saturday, January 10. Admission to Arena & Agricultural Grounds - $1.50 8:00 A.M.- Atom Hockey Tournament 9:00 A.M.- Curling Bonspiei 10:00-12:09,-Building of Snow Sculptures at High School. 12:30 P.M. - Linef'up, for Parade at. Optimist Park 1:00 P.M. -Parade to Agricultural Grounds Prizes to be Awarded 2:00 Pal,- . - LOCAL SNOWMOBILER EVENTS - TUG OF WAR, MEN - SNOW SCULPTURING - NOVELTY RACES. REGISTRATION 3:00 P.M. - Endurance Races occ lace $30 . $20 $10 Nike - 1100ec • 30 20 10 HOCKEY TOURNAMENT spo P.M. -Hockey B Champion 8:30 P.M. -Hockey A Charhpion 9:00 P.M. -Car Ball at th8 grena hall ' Sunday, January 19 Snowmobile Poker Rally -Snowmobiles must begin between 12:30 - 2:30' -Rally-commences at the Agricultural Grounds , Prizes To 133 Awarded Lunch Booth on the Groung Carnival Chairmen, Martin Murray Phone 346-245e - Co-Chairman - Ken Campbell _Phone 52770249 EIGHTH ANNUAL WINTER SEAFORTH OPTIMIST 1 Bayfield Road , Goderich Ph. 524-7711 -DINING- & DANCING ENTERTAINMENT - FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT ROYALAIRES Yeepsed fader - Seaforth Recreation Winter. Programs KARATE -Another 10 week course to be offered -Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7 - 8 P.M. SPS -Instruction by the Legacy Karate Schools -Interested people may register January 9 -$15.00 fore,20 sessions ,-Fun for all ages SENIORS CRAFT PROGRAM -Tuesday afternoons 1:30 - 3:30 -Commencing Tuesday, January 14 Market St. apartments' craft room -Silver Collection -A general craft program to include such crafts as Frig Decorations, Feltwork, , Broomstick Crocheting. YOGA -A Yoga Program will once again be offered at a new time; Saturday mornings 10:30 - 11:30 commencing Saturday, January 11 and ending Saturday, March 15 at S.P.S. Cost of the program $10.00 for 1.0 weeks. Instruction by Tom Worthington. -Register at the first session. GIRLS RINGETTE -Girls may still join the Ringette House League -$3.00 Registration fee. -Games are played Sunday evenings 5 - 6:30 p.m. • -Last date for registration is Sun., Jan. 12.- LADIES RINGETTE -Ladies, enjoy the game your daughters are. -Come out and learn the rules and enjoy the fun. -Wednesday mornings 10 - 11 a.m. -Bring your skates, helmet and a sawn-off hockey stick. -Cost 50c per morning -Commencing Wednesday, January 15; FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT SEAFORTH RECREATION OFFICE 527-0882. 'Dress Semi-formal - $2.00 per person ADVANCE TICKETS 01'41,1r Available from Tom Melaily, 3452783 or The Junior Farmer Executive. 01 a 4•PCPPSiT9f,4 404VARY 9c 1975 • Beginning January 12, 1975 and continuing . each Sunday • " Church School will be held at 10 a•m• and worship services at 11 p.m. at the Vanastra Christian Church. Everyone ,is welcome.. Bible Club at the Vanastra Christian Church begins their 1975 season Friday evening, January 10. The Vanastra Community AssoCiation held their month) e meeting January 6 ' with interested community residents present. ' The Recreation Committee held • their bi-rnonthly meeting Monday evening January 6. s. lig Construttforl on the indoor pool` is progressing well,, even with holidays. If you have been watching, those walls are being built • of Durisol Blocks, manufactured in Mitchell. A combination' of wood chips and. cement, they have • good insulating value as well as being sturdy. Municipalities of Ontario ($104-60). -Appointments made included: Reeve Elgin Thompson to represent township on Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority; Victor Lee representative to Seaforth Community Hospital Board; Councillor Cleave Coombs representative to Seaforth Fire Area Board; Deputy Reeve Ervin Sillery toClinton. Fire Area Board; Reeve Elgin Thompson to Hensall Fire Area Board and Councillor Robert Bell to be Tile Drainage Inspector. Named to the 'Vanastra Recreation, Parks and Community Centre Board for, 1975 for one year term are: Reeve Thompson; deputy-reeve Sillery; and 'from 'Vanastra. Dick Lehnen (chairman); Wilfred Schneider, secretary; Robin Gates; Barry `Davis and Gerry Salton. Named to the Vanastra Day Care, Centre committee (by-law for formation of this committee will he passed at next meeting) are: Councillors Cleave Coombs and Bert Branderhorst and from VanaStra - Mrs. Barbara Hodgihs, Mrs. Carol Munroe, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, ' Arthur Forter and Gerry, Salton-74 Clerk-Treasurer „ Jaines McIntosh will apply for the balariee-of the 1974 road subsidy, about $21,000 on the total of road expe ditures tft221,„z1L2.f. Four members of council wilt attend the seminar for municipal officers " sponsored by the Ministry of Treasury, Economics and Intergoyernmental Affairs at Goderich on Januarry 30 to learn about the provincial • ministries that have operations that affect municipalities , within each county. - Assessment for 1975 tax purposes in the township amounts to $4,242,790 compared to $4,535,820 last year -- a net decrease of 7 per cent amounting to $293,030. Lo al Christmas guests at .the home of their mother, Mrs. C.P:Sills, were Mr,. and Mrs. George Sills and family of Barrie and Mr. and Mrs. 'M.C.Rourke and family of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patterson of Winnipeg were home with their -parents, Mr. and} Mrs. J.E.Patterson for the holidays, also visiting wepplhalr., and Mrs. Ernie Rouse of Norwich. ' Christmas visitors at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. Charlie Felker were Cpl. and Mrs. Everett Felker and Miss -Linn Felker Of Trenton, also Cpl. 'and Mrs. Wayne Hardy and 2 children of Ottawa and Mr. and Mis. Leroy Felker and 2 sons of Dorchester - and Mr. Ked Tebbutt of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson spent the Christmas Holiday Season with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boag of Newmarket and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johns of Weston. Mr. and Mrs. „Don ' Carter, Joanne, Janice and Bradley, R.R.2, Seaforth, have returned hoine after spending several weeks in Florida. Mrs. John F: Bell of R.R.2, Seaforth was admitted to the Seaforth Community Hospital,' Tuesday afte-?noon. She suffered a broken left leg when she fell while crossing Gouinlock-Street in front of the office of , John LorigSraff. • Rev. Ken lnnes and Mrs: lnnes of Wanham, Alberta were visitors at the Dennis home on Spading Street during • the Christmas holidays. Among those who attended the funeral on' Monday of the late Nelson Westcott were Mrs. J.A. Westcott and Mr. & Mrs. Clare An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial Seaforth ,527.70240. Anommim STAG EUCHRE Seaforth Legion Wed., Jan.15 , 8:30 pan. - Admission $1.00 11111111111.111111., CASH BINGO Legion .Hall, Seaforth Mint Jan. 10 8:15 pan. 15 Regular Games for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMES $75.00 JACKPOT TO GO , TWO DOOR PRIZES - Admission PM - ,Extra Cards 25o or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT PERMITTED) '-Proceeds for Welfare Work- Auspices Seaforth Branch 15S Royal Canadian. Legion, Seafmrlb • , I Westcott of Toronto, Mrs. Ronald Evans or Agincourt and Mrs. Gerald Weber. of London, r Mrs. Albert Hudson 'has, returnedhome after spending her Christmas and New Year's holi- days with her daughter in Cain- bridge, Mrs. Frank .Holroyd. Mrs. Lillian Grummett has returned from a 15 day holiday/in Florida. , Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sills, Margaret and Joan were fortun- ate to have all the family home• for the holidays - Mr. &, Mrs. ,Iirn Sills, Tracey and.Ted of Seafo'rth, Anne a Goderich, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Townsend of Arthur and Jane of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sills were in New Hamburg on Saturday evening •at a testi- monial dinner given in honour of Prof. Church, former president of Conestoga College. Annual Meeting of Baird's Cemetery Board, and Plot Owners will be held on Wednesday January 15th 1 9 7 5 At 2 p.m. In the 100F HALL qRUCEFIEL.1) Watson Webster, Chairman Mm. Rith Taylor, Sec.-Treas. •NeW:' gfr (Continued from Page 1: Tuckersmith' and (lulled ra ging as far, north as Blyth ard as far south as Herman" and Dublin areas. • Corporal Primeau said he very, much enjoyed his ten years in charge of the. • Seaforth detachment. "We like-S'eaforth.so much that we hope to make it our permanent home." Corporal Primeau estimated, that the work load has tripled since, he came here in 1964. The 1966 International Plowing Match when he worked "at least 18 hours ,days" was one of the big I a • Piimec!ii hi hligits of 'his work' here, the co poral said.' corporal Primeau was in charge of all the policing for the Match, Corporal and Mrs,, Primeau live , on Goderich Street with their five children. Twins Joanne and John attend SDHS and the three .younger children, Susan, Noreen and Dart_ are students it St. James' School in Seaforth. • kemember/ It takes . but a- -moment to place a Huron Exposi- tor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. yot had to walk to work, Could you make it? ,r Correspondent 'Mrs. Karen Lehnen Art installation service for Rev, •Karel Boersma was held on .Sunday afternoon in the Yana** Christian Church. Rev. • Boersma is our , ' -Community's ' first full-time . minister and we welcome him and his family-to Vanastra. They reside across from the Christian Rene Brochu, Clinton, began -Church at Building A-I. duties Jan. 2, 1975 as facilities manager for the Vanastra Parks and Recreation Committee. Also Jan, 2, 1975 Diane Durnin of I Halifax, Vanastra began as part-time Program Dirtretor for the Vanastra Falls * and Recreation Commtftee. New. intersection caution tights have been installed (b ut are not operational) at the Kaufman Plant and Bank of Montreal corner. Why that particular intersection, when traffic in other areas entering Vanastra seems more dangerous and congested? Welcome to Bill and Elsie Cake, a retired couple, newly settled at 18 Quebec, Vanastra. Tuckersmith Reeve criticizes• BOTTLE _DRIVE SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1975 The World Politics Club will pick up return- able pop and beer bottles. No market for non-re- tu rnables. - • ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL • In The - Crown Room FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY' THE REVOLS at the 1 '7 ROYAL HOTEL No tickets or reserva lions required. Also no Cover Charge • The family of Paul and Marie Dekroon wish to extend an invitation to all neigh- bours and friends 'to celebrate their 25th Wedding Anniversary BRODHAGEI aitIVINITY CENTRE Friday, January' 17th, 1975 9-1 ********************** Country, and Western Entertainment SATURDAY NIGHT in the RED KNIGHT ROOM "ELGIN FISCHER TRIO" • • Tasty Chicken Wings for Snack* - AMPLE FREE PARE3N0 SERVE EE RAGE. ROOM LUNCHEONS .131,,fr• . 12 to 2 arid 6 to .8 - AT VERY LOW PRICES - •,..2 • (WE SELL ICE) COMMERCIAL 110TEL - Seaforth Seaforth Entertainment: , Thursday, Friday,. ( (3114 Saturday "ROLLING SMOKE" vres;•••••••••••••••:t:~~~.;••••••••••••• A- • 1975 Huron--County Junior Farmers' Dace January 25;-19757 MUSIC BY - `Rolling Smoke 10 p.m. -1 a.m. Seaforth Arena