HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-02-06, Page 8On Monday morning Father
Morin visited Seaforth Manor hi
Father Laragh's abse nce„ and
gave Holy . CoMmunion to
members of their faith.
Mrs. Ada Reid was visited by
Mr. John Marks of London and
Mrs. Wilbur Keyes and Mrs.Eva
McCartney of town. „„,.
Calling on Mrs. Florence
McGavin were Mrs. Mabel
Crouch of ,own and also
Mr. , MCGavin• of
Stratford.
Mrs. Hulley visited with Mrs.
George Dundas.
Mrs. Lillie Hudie was visit ed
by Mrs. William Campbell who
gave her aunt a pretty flower
growing in water.
Mr. William Scott was visited
by his brother, Mr. Ross Scott of
Brucefield..
Miss Mabel Whiteman visited
Ire, Duncan Aikenhead
-,1,1"usday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McSpadden
of Norwich visited on Tuesday
N1r,Zackatiah McSpadden
and rs C a rt riaT
Much to the delight of everyone
Mrs. McSpadden played , her
accordion and led in singing some
good old 'songs.
Happy Birthday was sung for
Mr.Tom Churchill who had
celebrated his birthday the day
previous. '
We were also pleased to have
Mr.R. McKenzie, H.S.C. field
worker of Goderich with us for the
on
FEBRUARY 11,,1975
SEAFORTH CANADIAN LEGION
MUSIC BY
MAITLAND SUNDOWNERS
Admission: $2.00 per Person
Admission at Door
CHSS,
DANCE
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 7, 1975
9 -,12
Dance to
"MAJOR HOOPLE'S
BOARDING HOUSE"
Admission
$2.00 with Student Card $2.25 without
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PUBLIC SKAtI
THIS WEEK
Saturday, Feb. 8 -- —3:36 p.m.
Sufithiy, Feb. 9 -- 2:30 --4:30 pm
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22
`For a Fun Night'
Clinton Legion Hall
8:30 p.m.
Music by the. TRUETONES
Attention
Veterans
Ex-Service Men and Women
and Dependents
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The Royal Canadian Legion Servite Bureau Officer
H. W. MOYER .
Provincial Service Officer of London
will visit at the
Legion Hall, Branch 156, SEAFORTH
Tuesday, Feb. 25
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regarding
War Disability Pensions, Treatment, Allowances, etc., is re-
queSted to contact the Service Officer of the Seaforth Branch*
NOT EATER THAN
Monday, Feb. 10
Interviews by Appointment Only
SERVICE-OFFICER :
GEORGE H. 51ILLER — PHONE 5274512
PARK
GODERICH
WED TVUR • FRI SAT — FEBRUARY S. I, r,
Two thowti ropily - I p mle° to
SAtorday Matinee I It p m
FREE LIST SUSPENDED
The True Dory Dee men elated
In the erlItIerneee end EON he
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In eNerrhe% life there \ al
SUMMER OF '42
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
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ITS ON TOO TIGHT!
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30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524.7011
AIR CONDITIONED
CASH BINGO.
Legion Hall, Seaforth
Friday, Feb. -7th
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.08
THREE 525.00 GAMES
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO
TWO DOOR PRIZES
— Admission $1.00 —
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(CHILDREN UNDER 18 NOT
• PERMITTED) ,
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaorth Brunch 158
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
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Bayfield Road
Goderich
Ph. 524-7711
DINING & DANCING
ENTERTAINMENT —
FRIDAY and •
SATURDAY NIGHT
The
Wildwoods
Licensed under L.C.B.O.
TUESDAY FEB. 11th
at 8:oo o'clock,
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal
Canadian Legion •
The winner in each category in competitions,
conducted by Seaforth Public School,
Seaforth Separate School, St. Columban
Swarate School, Dublin School and
Centennial-School, Brucefield will compete.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND
WINNERS WILL COMPETE IN THE Zone
C1 finals to be held in Wingham, February 15,
1975
—Admission Free—
GEORGE HAYS
R.V.WHITELEY
President
Secretary
WM,DALRYMPLE
Committee Chairman
gion
PUBLIC SPEAKING
CONTEST
TAKE NOTICE:-
That the annual meeting of producer members of the
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Huron County Pork Producers'
Association
Will be con.vened at the hour -of 1 o'vlock p.m., E.S.1'.
February, 19th, 1975
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For the purpose of the proper business of the
ANNUAL MEETI NG.
Elections will take place at the hour of 2:30 p.m. for council-
men for Townships of Usborne and Tuckersmlth to complete
2-year term of a 3-year term,
LLOYD STEWART, Secretary
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Will be changed to
Wednesday
Evenings
-- S.P.S- 9:30 10:304
COMMENCING g
Wed., Feb. '12
$7.00 for 7 lessons
P, Register first night or
prior to that time at
the Recreation Office.
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By John D. Baker
Oublie Relations Officer
Branch 156
Dates of Significants thirty-one
years agO during World War II:
February 2, 1944 - Russians
enter Estonia and open offensive
against Latvia. In the Pacific
theatre of war, the Americans
capture Roi-Namur Islands, in the
Marshalls. -
February 7, 1944 - The Ameri-
cans take 'Kwajalein, prewar
Japanese territory.
February 15, 19441 - Allied, •
bombing and shelling, ravage the
historic Monte Cassino Monas-
tery a key Rim in Italian battles.
February 18, 1944 - U.S. troops
*attack Truk Island in the Pacific.
February 21, 1944 - Japanese
cabinet shake-up is announced.
February 23, 1944 - The
capture of western New Britain
completed.
February 28, 1944 - 8,000
Japanese troops destroyed in
Burma.
Health .unit
gives teeth
care tips
This is the second in a series of
six ' articles on dental health
published in co-operationlvith the
Htiron County Health Unit- in
observance of ' Dental Health
Week, February. 2 - 8.
What is meant by the term
*nursing bottle mouth?"
A baby's teeth can suffer r cal
damage if he is regularly put to
bed with a nursing bottle filled
with sweetened fruit juice,
formula or other sugared
beverage°. '
Drinking from a bottle at
mealtime does not cause harm to
the teeth but prolonged nap and
nocturtiar nursing can be very
da
the teeth is limited. But when he
nurses in bed, the tongue and
nipple pool the liquid around the
upper front teeth and at the same
time can protect the lower front
teeth.,
Certain bacteria change the
sugar that ' is present in
sweetened juices into decay
causing acids. The longer the
practice is continued, the more
damage will be done.
Most of the teeth of a child with
this condition are severely
decayed. Because of the child's
young age, it is usually extremely
difficult, if not impossible, to
restore the teeth.
To diagnose a problem of this
nature, the dentist may request a
Complete history of the child's
'eating and nursing habits. But
before starting any treatment, the
dentist will have to point out to
the parents the cause of the
problem and take the child off the
bottle or eliminate the sweets.
Leading dental scientists say
that' no child past the age of 10
months should take a bottle to
bed. Such a bottle is not
necessary nutritionally and
instead serves as a harmful
pacifier.
Past Events
At the Stag Euchre last WO-
nesday, January 29th, the
winners were, high hands, Don
Coleman and Don Hulley, low
hands, R. Wood and R. Dalton,
lone hands, Harold Smith.
Last Thursday, January 30th,
the Ladies Auxiliary served a
delicious roast beef dinner at the
dinner meeting. During ,..the
meeting a draw was made for the
Early Bird prizes, the winners
were: John Fraiser, Bill O'Shea,
Gary Betties, Jack Muir, Ed..
Baker, Alec Kalichuk, Jean Ziler,
George Flewitt, Pearson Ches-
ney,fn Stewart, Weil Cleary,
John ardon, Terrence Hussey.
• Coming Events
Friday, February 7, Bingo at
the Legion Hall.
Saturday, February 8th ,
Valentine dance, come on out and
support your branch and have fun
while doing it.
Tuesday, February I 1 th Public
Speaking competition.
Police Newc
JOHN CAIRNS
CHIEF OF POLICE
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Sudden Death
There were four (4) minor
accidents reported and
inveStig.-!ed by this department.
Four (4) persons were charged
under the Highway Traffic Act.
One (1) persons charged under
the Criminal Code.
Bricfs,
Wen,l McLean,
Mr. and Mrs, ROA Williams ,.•
and family of London spent, the,,
weekend with his mother Mrs.
Pearl Williams of "Seaforth,
Miss' Barbara Jordan is
Smiles
",Tfte young girl smiled sweetly
at the long line as she stepped
into the phone booth. "Don't
said, -I just want to
h im.”
Playing this Week :—
"HONKY TONK
ROUND1RS"
Featuring EM LEHMAN .2-
Capital Recording Artist
— Versatile Group —
COMING:—
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10th
"Fletcher Brown"
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
CLINTON
SHOOT THE PUCK WINNER — Joyce McCallum
was all smiles Friday night after she became the first
person with a 'lucky program number to win the
Centenaires' Shoot the Puck contest at a Seaforth
home game. Shooting from centre ice into a small
box inside the goal on her second shot, Miss
McCallum won $84. (Staff Photo)
Happenings at the Manor
afternoon.
Last Friday a good number of
residents were on hand for bingd.
Winners of the first full house
were Miss Edith Salo and Mr.
Bert Hendy; Straight Line - Mr.
Ludger Seguin and Mr. Lindsay
McKellar; Four Corners Mr.
Cecil Rhoades and Mr. Lindsay
McKellar.
' All 611rcouples playing euchre
had the same number of wins this
week so the tie will have to be
brokcii next week.
Mr. Harbld Walsh and Mr.
Richard Fost er were our high
crokinole scorers.
It is intersting to note that a
lady from Huronview 1poks for our
column each week.
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— 8:30 pan. —
AdMiSSiOA : $1.25
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ROYAL HOTEL
MITCHELL
--- In-The
Crovki Room
Friday
and
Saturday
ONLY
Moonliters
'I he Seaforth Police
Department investigated 30
occurrences during the. week of
the 28th of January to the 4th of
February 1975. They are
follows:
Children Complaint
Theft
014 of Town Complaints
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sir u . en a fft t1 'nurses' :AFfrife Suspicious Auto awake, the liquid is swallowedso Disturbances -- drat-the-time-it -i-&-insontast 'with—Facrird-Propopty
Drug Complaint
General Police Information
.Minors Consume Liquor
Mary Lynn lew nd Angeleu
Andreassi competed in the
Western Ontario Ryland panc1ng
, Association in Woodstock on
Sunday, February 2nd. il,krigelee
won a gold medal in the sword
. dance, a bronze in the Horn 'Pipe,. vacationing in Hawaii.
and Seann Trdibhas, moving h er -
up to the Novice Class. Mary
Lynn won a silver medal in the
Highland Fling and The Horn
Pipe and a bronze in., the Flora
McDonald,isAr anda -
Mrs. Art Devereatp1„,,,, worry,"she
and Clair spent the weekend in hang up on
Don Mills with Mr. and Mrs.
' Aild:W.WW,OMM,a,
VanEgmond
Foundation
General Meeting
Friday Feb. 7, 8 p.m.
T ow ni H
RED KNIGHT ROOM
"ELGIN FISCHER TRIO"
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Tasty Chicken Wings for Snacks
-- AMPLE FREE PARKING —
WE SERVE-BEVERAGE ROOM LUNCHEONS
12 to 2 and 6 to 8
— AT VERY LOW PRICES —
(WE SELL ICE) ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL - Seaforth
Country and Western Entertainment
SATURDAY-NfOrrinThe
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INVITATION
CRIBBAGE
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION,
BRANCH 156
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SATURDAY, 22 FEBRUARY
— 1:30 o'clock —
a
Entry Fee -- $2.00 per , team J;2)
Rring your partner and cribbage-board
Nine (9) Games
LEGION PROVINCIAL RULES