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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-17, Page 9IM WHAT ARE THEY WAITING FOR?— If this patiently waiting group looks a little apprehensive, they may be. They were part of the crowd that came to give blood at the Seaforth Red. Cross blood donor clinic held at Northside United Monday night. In three hours 153 people donated blood, "our best crowd ever", according to local Red Cross president Lillian Kerslake. Staff Photo) Local briefs Exeter Legion Building Fund DANCE * 2 Bands • Joe Overholt and The Standbys • Chris Black Band Fri., July'18 Continuous Music 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. HURON PARK RECREATION HALL Tickets $3.50 Per Person • Special Advance: $6.00 Couple Available Throughout the Community, at Legion Bar and Legion Members FRIDAY, K JULY 18 E BAYFIELD' ARENA R 9:30 to 12;30 ADMISSION '1.00 An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. Tennis Tournament Men's, Women's, Mixed and Teens Saturday July 26, 1975 at' Seaforth District High School Registration Deadline Mon. July 21, 1975 Late registrations will not be accepted. Register at Recreation Office FEE $2.00 per couple oim#iry.s1.711,1 s Dar e± SAT., JULY '19. at Seaforth Legion 8:30 p.m. CENTENNIAL DRESS OPTIONAL PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUMES MUSIC BY TONY 'WITHERS Refreshments. SERVED, Watch for our next dance on AUG. 2nd At Vanuatu :Social Club Music By , HARBORLITES CENTENNIAL DRESS OPTIONAL .4.:9 "th Wedding Anniversary Henry and Irene Harburn Wish to invite friends to join in celebrating their 40th Weddifig Anniversary on Fri., July 25th KIRKTON - WOOD- HAM COMMUNITY 1 CENTRE ' Best Wishes Only "4'44/440 egion News and Views Bluewater Bridge Nightly Entertainment Dancing BAYFIELD ROAD GODERICH 524-7711 DINING & DANCING N iahtly Entertainment This week • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Seaforth Craft Festival SATURDAY, JULY 19 from II to 9 Wooden toys, ceramics, raggedy ann dolls, wood carving, rock, rings and wooden things, apple head dolls, petit point , crewel , leathercraft and antiques. Weaving, chair caning, rug hooking, refinishing, and oil painting demonstrations.' • Tickets available on Colonial Lady quilt displayed at Whitney Furniture SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Adults .50 Children with an adult, free Meals available Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce Annual Chicken Bar-b-que, Dance and Ball Game at — BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE Wednesday, July 23 Supper from 5:30 • 8:30 — Adults $3 and Children $2 per plate ENTERTAINMENT DURING SUPPER & DANCE AFTER TO LINCOLN GREEN Admission to dance $2.00 per person I BRowNiEls romisio CLINTON - ONTARIO ' a filienk a BOX OFFICE •PPEN 8 P.M.FIRST SHOW AT DUSK DART DOBERMANS Their all new adventure! • The Doges! Howl Ever Unleashed! SAT., SUN., MON., TUE. JULY 19,, 20, 21, 22 JUGGERNAUT RICHARD HARRIS - OMAR SHARIF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS "THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT" 4 STAR RATING - STUPENDOUS oming: July 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 1 SPECIAL FAMILY Ei 4TERTAINMENT WED., THURS., FRI. — July 16 - 17 - 18 FREE POPCORN—THURS, NIGHT, JULY 17— FOR CHILDREN—BEFORE 10:00 P.M. THE HIP-EST HEIST IN HISTORY! ) .011304, EXPOSItOR, THE FARM SHOW Sunday, July 13, 2 P.M. Adults $2,50, Children $1.50 Mostly In Clover by Harry J. Boyle The Mousetrap by. Agatha Christie July 9- August 2 Telephone 523-4452 Free workshops for children and adults beginning July 12 at 10 a.m. 4: • Forty members of the St James andSt. Columban Catholic Women's League went by bus to London last Tuesday evening to attend Mass celebrated„,by it Bishop Carter at the opening of the CAtholic Women's League Provincial Convention. Personal Miss Diane Nigh of R.R.#4, Seaforth and Mrs. Annie Finkbeiner of Zurich recently returned from a three week bus By John D. Baker, Publicity Chairman Events of Significance thirty-one # years ago during World War fl July 3-Soviet troops take Minsk. 1941:1 • July 4 - Canadians capture Carpiquet, France. July 9 - British and Canadian troops take Caen. July 17 - Largest convoy of the war consisting of 167 ships sails into the Atlantic escorted by Canadians. Canadian Navy now in control of all Battle of Atlantic escort forces. No oppo- sition encountered. July 18 "7- Russians reach Bug River. British cross the Orne. Japanese admit loss of Saipan is "great disaster". Tojo Cabinet resigns. Canadians gain a few miles in attack beyond Caen. Americans capture St.Lo. ig 'July 19 - Robot bombs rain on London. Joly 20 - Hitler escapes attempt on his life. July 21 - Americans invade Gaum in the Pacific. ' July 23 - First Canadian Army Headquarters becomes operat- ional in France under Lt. Gen. H.D.G.Crerar. 0 , July 25 - Americans break through in Normandy, begin great drive out of original beachhead. Canadians take heavy casualties south of Caen in helping to prepare the way. Coming Events July 20 - Legion Golf teaching assignment at Mus- soorie, India, visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James M. Scott over the weekend. Mr. Scott is returning to University of , Toronto for a year's study, to complete his M. Ed. degree. Recent guests at the home of Mrs. M. C. McKellar• were Brian Williams, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. Williams St. Paul, Minnesota and his friend Jack Kaster of Chicago. Donald and Fred Taylor, St. Catherines, Monty Taylor, Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor, Stratford, Jeff Taylor, Halifax and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Camp Bordon, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, North Main Street, Seaforth for the Centen- nial weekend. Visitors for the Centennial Reunion weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sills and all their family were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enzensberger, Goderich, Mrs. Dorothy Hardman, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Reynolds and Michael, Mrs. Alice Potter and Miss Joan Devereaux, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Devereaux(all of Toronto) and Mr.Tom Sills Jr. (Fredericton, N.B.). July 27 - Zone golf at Kincardine Note All Regular members wishing to have their years of service with the Legion appear on their membership card, please contact the, membership chairnian Comrade Allan Nicholson, or Comrade Bill O'Shea, or leave the information at the bar before August 15th, 1975. %- Information needed, date of joining the Royal Canadian Legion. On behalf of all the members of Branch 156 I would like to convey •our sincere appreciation to Comrade Frank Phillips and his wife for the excellent way in which they set up the Legion Display. We all know that it took , many hours of hard work and planning. Many of the people that visited the display were heard to remark "that it was one of the highlights of the Centennial". Regular Meetings The next general meeting will be a dinner meeting and weill be held on Thursday, September 11th. After September, meetings willb e held on the 3rd Thursday of November, January, March, April and May. Executive meetings will be held on the 2nd. Thursday of the month • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,• • • • • • • • • • • • • •iikeneed under L.C.9.0. •• • • ,••ii••••• •••••• 0000000000000 •••••• 000000 •• ROLLER SKATING Seaforth Community Centre Wednesday July 23 Friday July 25 Sunday July 27 8- 10:30 p.m. 75' admission $1.00 admission & skate rental Huron County Junior Farmers DANCE Clinton Arena SATURDAY, JULY 19, Music by STAR TREK Admission 2.50 per person Dancing 10:1 Lunch' Refreshments No blue jeans Country and Western Entertainment Friday & Saturday RED 'KNIGHT ROOM LES- PERANCE TRIO 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 Hote - Sea ort 4-********************* ifiE GTOU111aTE KIV1 8 ERN .abscaoritouo 01INAWAYwonuar RAN rain CASSISin *mum mini rim ; AIDLANVERWATARA.:•••OSAUREth RAQUO,WOOV RAMA= GIAIMEERSAIN, CIOUSTOMER gal.GEMLOOR MAYON." AUCHAU, TORKNOAAnow•/RANK /AWAY MAROON UESTOR4.16.04•Hu‘dip. 'mum: nixamour. ' FL E 011finei SUN. MOH. TUES.. JULY se, H. 12 now AM= AS YEARS me TRUE STORY CAN ISE TOIDI WIG.. THUR. PRI. SAT. • JULY 13.1,44S PLUS 9 " 4 PF:94 ---- !ORE NIdLEL HIDE ONESTDOO t. WEL) , THUR , FRI, SAT JULY 2120,21.3s "Meaty Python's Holy Grair M MI WORLD V( • 0 PROGRAM SUOJECT TD CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Prminuns Sobbed le aadas Wawa Mks ********************** Midget Baseball Port Elgin vs Seaforth Merchants OPTOMIST PARK * * Game Time 5 p.m. Sunday * July 20 * j * * ******************** • • • • July 19th, 20th SUIVEVIERFEST • • • JULY 19 BlueNater Playboys/ 1 ,f • Polka and special contest . • • Octoberfest food avaible. •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Grass Drags • • • GULLY • • • • • • • • • ••• •••••• oo I 00000000 i o l ••••••••••••••••: ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL In The Crown Room Friday and Saturday Lincoln Green tour to the Weal coast. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hearn of Sleepy Hollow, Clanfield, near Portsmouth, England visited. with Mrs.William Drover this w Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson of Wainwright, Alta. and Mr. and Mrs. William Delmore and daughter of Roblin, Manitoba spent a day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lupul. Mr. John Sccitt, who has just returned from a three year wf”, 44* S Cf Seaforth Thursday, Friday and Saturday Oriental Express : • • Next week A Taste of the Orient 5,1875 . OK0;.111101,.,, 4y. SR:T. • JU ;frm • ADIn't Orr YAHWEH,' SEAR corqvaryo THE TERRORGT5 Grlsoly Adios PLUS : Octoberfest food served from noon on . •„ Hayride and mini-bike rides for the • children Junior and senior tug-of-war *********************-k contest 3 p.m. Summerfest Dance • 9 - 1 • • a a AO ag • • a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : JULY 20 Pee Wee Ball Tournment , dune buggy races, and snowmobile skimming : across the lake, horse shoe pitching • and heli copter rides 1-5 • Free Admission JULY27 Snowmobile HULLY • R. R. 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