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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-16, Page 8A LEAK PROOF HALL — A new roof to protect It from the winter snows is going up at the Walton community Hall after a collection waslaken up in the community. Kenny Bird and crew of the Brussel area are doing the job which is estimated to cost Chairman says Kilbarchan, Conestoga, Clinton won't close . Notes about $1,000 for materials-and $900 kir latioUr. The whole amount hasn't been raised yet-but organizers are pleased with the donations -they are getting. (Photo by Langlois) • "NEW" BINGO MONDAY, 8:30 PA: October.20th Al YANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE JACKPOT $220.00 • In 56 CA.LLS,„ with a caNstallon wirA-1,1 MM. If not won, lockpot brows b„10.1 and number .1 calls lacrowes. by lor. exit week. 1 5 REGULAR GAMES AT 'JO.** EACH • 3 SHARE-THE-WEALTH GAMES ADMISSION .,1.1;. INCLUDES ONE FREE CARD. AO DITIONAL CARDS tic EACH ORS FOR Om. ADMISSION RESTRICTEOTO WINE Is YEARS OR ADE OR OVER Country Singles Special Octoberfest Dance SAT. OCT. 18 at V ANASTRA MUSIC BY "Encore" Refreshments SERVED Watch for our Next dance OCT. 25 AT HOLLY GULLY MUSIC BY "Tony Mothers" EUCHRE St. James School Fri. Oct. 8:39pm Admission: 50c Sponsored by C.W.L Everyone Welcome FRIDAY, OCT. IT fo'TOESDAY, OCT, Si "Race With The Devil" ASO EnhrIAInment Ulm multi he better than Mme Niltsketerru, FOUR. 11111f0gETEENI WEDNESDAY. OCT, TT le SATURDAY, OCT as "Anima' INTINCIAIN INITI ING 1111OD" rw way•VOosii:Ti011arS WARECOsTIMBOON 5•:::•••• • • An evening on Antique Glass with Mr. John Cook Ingersoll iv •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • BAYFIELD ROAD • GODERICH 524-7711 DINING & DANCING,, • • Fri. & Sat... • ° • • • • • The Parisiennes • • • • • • • • • `Shannon' •; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • Licensed under L.C.B.O. • Next Week et • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '4, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 41 • * • • , • • CABARET BENEFIT DANCE . Featuring "Sweet Fever" at ,Seaforth. Community' Centre Friday, October 17, 9-i Admission:s2.00 Lunch Served ALL PROCEEDS. TO AID PRESSEY FAMILY HURON BRANCH Architectural Conservancy of Ontario PROGRAM 1975-76 theme "THE RESTORATION OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS" THE LEGISLATION OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS speaker: Stephen Otto October 23 Little Inn, Bayfield Thursday, 8 p.m. THE EXTERIOR OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS speaker: Brian Garret November 27 . Little Inn, Bayfield Thursday, 8 p.m. THE INTERIOR OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS speaker: Dorothy Duncan, January 20 • Little Inn, Bayfield Thursday, 8 p.m. THE FURNISHING-OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS speaker: Philip•Dunnhig , February 26 Little Inn, Bayfield Thursday, 8 p.m. For further information regarding meMbei.ship A program, contact Dorothy Wallace, 25 Wellington St. S., Goderich. Local Briefs' Brian Cook, chairman of Conestoga College, Clinton Centre, announced Friday, to members of Huron County Coun- cil that, the facilities at _Vanastra will not be cloSed as was feared. "There is, no doubt that college will continue in operation in Huron County," Mr. Cook said. "We are not as seriously off as we originally thought and I don't expect a change 'in geographical (By Mabel Turnbull) Visitors with Mrs. Olive Muir were: Mr. and Mrs. James Erdle, Don Mills. Mrs. T. W. Sheehan Toronto, Mrs. Mont Bickle, Port Hope. Visitors, with Mrs. Mary Malcolm, Mrs. Malcolm Graham, London, Mrs. Mabel Higgerson. Mrs. Wes Hunt, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Tulley Mitchel. Mr., and Mrs. Jim Kempt Mitchell visited Mrs. Sarah Hen- deison. Holiday visitors with Miss Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Hillis Jennifer and Peter, Ingersol Miss' Marilyn Hillis Tiilsonburg Mrs. G.R. Myles Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edigoffer, Mitchell, Mr. H. Barry), "Schadeview", L. Huron. Mr. Michael Sullivan celebrated his birthday on Friday wins the Victoria Cross in Savio last week. Church St. has put on River crossing in Italy. its autumn dress and is a blaze of 7.1 Oct.24 - Americans cripple - colour. Japanese fleet in battle of Rev. M.E. Reuber Northside . Leyte Gulf. United Church called on World- Oct.25 - The Canadian destroyer wide Communion Sunday and Skeena" goes aground in served Communion to some of the Iceland gale; is total loss. • residents. location or operation". Rumors of the college facilities locating elsewhere in the county vire not untrue is the past. Mr, Cook suggested alternative facili- ties had been sought, but were unavailable either in Clinton or Goderich. The college is providing a valuable educational role in the county, Mr. Cook,tolci council. He said in the past year, Clinton record 293 bombers, of which two were lost. Oct. 9 - Canadian Government establishes departments . of reconstruction, • Veterans' Affairs, health and Welfare, letter to administer, new family •allowances. Prime Minister , Churchill arrives in Moscow. Oct.14 - No. 6 Bomber Group attacks Duisburg twice in 16 hours, with total of 501 bombers. British and Greek troops occupy Athens. Defense Minister Ralston, back from Europe, urges overseas con- scription. - Oct.15 - Hungary sues for peace General ROmmel reported dead. Oct .16 - H.D.G.Crerar promoted to General, first Canadian of that rank in• theatre of war. Oct.20 - Americans invade Philip- pines. Belgrave, Yugoslav capital, captured by Russians and partisans. Oct.21 - Pte. E.A."Smoky" Smith of the Seaforth Highlanders Mission Projects, to the Peace and Development Fund, to give the school children a gift for Christmas and to purchase material for tea towels. St.Columban CWL plans card party Centre had graduated 10 from secretarial programs; 10 from cashier/teller courses; 12 certif- ied visiting homemakers; 80 from 40 week courses in academic upgrading and commercial; nd 103 others in continual education courses such as accounting, real estate, interior design etc. Looking to the future, Cones- toga Clinton campus hopes to ffer machine shop and welding cour- ses next year. Coming Events Sunday, Oct. 19th - District C Fall Convention in Meaford, Ont. Last summer many Canadian Veterans returned to Italy to pay their respects to the 5,900 Cana-, dians who are buried in Italian cemeteries located all through the country, right from the south to the north. Last weekend at the reunion of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, we heard an account of, visit to the cemetery near Ravenna of a man -dressed in civilian clothes placing a -wreath on a Canadian grave. ' Tony BascianO, one of the delegates from the regirhent, went over to the man to find out who he was. It turned out that he was a German .Sergeant who had fought against the Canadians in that area, and -who with his section had captured five Canadians. The German Sgt. spoke good English and told Tony that if he could get the address of the five Canadian boys ''that he had captured, he would write to them and send them enough money in order that they might visit him in Germany. Tony was quite touched -by this sentiment, and thought it worth- while passing it along to us.- I feel also that it is certainly worth publishing. Coming Eyents: Sunday Oct. 19th- District C fall Convention in Meaford,,Ontario., registration at '2:00 a.m. Saturday October 25th- Cos- tume dance at the Legion Hall. Ochestra "Bluewater Playboys". Saturday November 8th- The annual Veterans Banquet. BINGO Legion Hall,' Seaforth Friday Oct.17th. 8:15 p.m. 15 Regular Games for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMES $75.00 JACKPOT TO GO TWO DOOR PRIZES — Admission $1.00 Extra Cards-25c or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER 18 NOT PE1111:1TrE13) —Proceeds for Welfare Work.— Ausplas Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth IMMelmembeeleueRseelemaiierweseewearlis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordai4 Ottawa visited relations "n area and hosted a famlly feunion at the Green Forest Grand Bend. Attending from a distance, were. Miss Mary Jordan, and Mrs, Jack Unsworth of Detroit, First Ladies Aid has anniversary Ladies Aid was held in the school room of the church with ladies of . Bethel, Northside, St.Thomas and St. James Churches as .guests. The room was tastefully arranged with late summer 'flowers. Guests from Huronview included Mrs.W.E.Butt and Fiiiry McCloy. :••••••••••••••..•.. Autumn Fair ; Northside • `United Church • •• .• SATURDAY, OCT. 18th• - •. • Bazaar With at 3 PAC • • • • • E Thrift Shop • • • • • Bake ,Sale • S .• • Tea Tables • • • • • • Everyone Welcome • • 46' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • : ......... .. .. . Benefit Dance for Jack it, 'Gerry CHAPP.EL ' (recent, fire victims) WEDNESDAY, 975 Kirkton-Woodham Hall ' Howe and,Christle Orchestra Please bring lunch'. Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mrs.^ M. McKellar, Goderich St. West, were Mrs. Joan Buske, Kitchener, Mr. anFl Mrs. Willard Cybalfki of Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. David McKellar, Tim and Katie of Toronto, Mr. EPciRt , ORDPELLOWS and REBEiCAHS' Oddfellows Hall OCTOBER 22,1975 8 o'clock Lunch served Admission .75 a and Mrs.'ilbert ;Love, Nancy and David, St.Catharines, ,Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKellar and Stacey, . Taonto. • Mr. Bob Downey of Red. Deer, Alberta visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Devereaux. STAG EUCHRE 1eaforth Legion Wed. Oct, 22c __ 8:30 pm. — Admission: $1.25 1111111.1111111111.1r, •A C). S ea forth Thursddy, Friday and Saturday Centennial Lounge HONKY TONE ROUNDER Mon., Tues., $z Wed. Marianne Nightly Entertainment Dancing NOTICE THE PRESSEY FAMILY FUND' ASSOCIATION • Donations may be left at The Canadian Imperial•Bank of Commerce Hensall Or The Bank of Montreal Hensall ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL In The Crown Room Friday and Saturday LINCOLN GREEN PARK .,o,111 SCEARI Pli0.1111I GODERICH Ala cotoilibrito I.ASEyNIONT — THURSDAY, OCTOBER I4 lirrifying1110,11111picturr: from flu firritying I hest taller. JAWS . lattlroa WPM RAE:~ Olubt/1 Adult EtEtrIalnment ''MURDER ON TOE ORIENT CURLS'S" PLUS ROBERT MIA fiEDFC(ID FARROW ...ea rismi , Mull Entitiolnment Midnight Special ' Saturday, Oct. 25 "Pink° Floyd" By John D. Baker Public Relations Officer Branch 156 . Significant Events Thirty-One '' Years Ago During World War II 1944 Oct./ Canadians take' Calais, winding up campaign to clear Channel ports, also overrun flying bomb sites. Russians drive deep into Yugoslavia and .lower, Hungary. - Oct. 2 - First Canadian Ariny starts ,drive to dear Scheldt estuary, open great port of Ant- werp to shipping. Americans smash through Germany's Siegfried Line for gain of two miles. Warsaw partriots surrender after heroic two- month-long fight against Germans. • Oct, 5 -British troops land in Greece. Five RCAF pilots combine to destroy First German jet fighter: Oct. 6 - RCAF's No. 6 Group strikes at Dortmund with - St. James' Catholic Women's League met "Ttiesday of last week in the school when Fr. Laragh introduced the guest speaker, His 'Honour Judge Frank Carter of Goderich. Judge Carter described the robe. worn 'by a judge and explained the significance. He' told why it is important for everyone to haVe a will and gave helpful suggestions. Following his address, a question.' and answer period proved to be most inlightening. He was thanked by Mrs. John Maloney and prelented with a gift. . Mrs. Ray Hutchinson presided for the meeting. Spiritual convener, -Mrs. John Maloney, *poke about October being the month of "Our Lady of the Rosary". Members were asked to assist with,t he recitation of the rosary Sunday afternoons at three in the church 'during October. Organization and' membership 'convener, Mrs Ewart, 'Wilson, re-ported that there were 201 members. CommitnitY Life Convener, Mrs. Peter Jansen, reported that 10 visits to the sick and shutlins had been made during the month of September.' Visitors for C--4-et are Mrs.Nora Maloney.and mrs. John Maloney. &frt. Hutchinson named toiiVetiers for the various booths tit the bazaar on Nov. 29th. The Stratford Deanery meeting will be held hi Mt. Cannel Oct. 20th. entiVeitert for the 'euchre, Oct 17th .att MIS. Mm Hg and James Kelly', 714thibnts 'deeideatelanhitt -dobihit to the 1 Judge speaks to St. James' CWL Legion News I, War veteran meets German The October meeting of the Catholic Women's League was held in the school auditorium with sixteen- members present., Mrs. Len O'Rourke presided and opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Lou o'Reijy read...minutes of previous meeting. Corres- pondence was read by Mrs. Tom .Kale. Mrs. Roy Swart gave the,AC S H Treasurer's report. A Mass has been said for the intentions of Father Oostveen. Mrs. Ron Ryan will visit the sick for October. 'It was decided to have a card party on October 30, honoring Senior Citizens. A motion was passed to raise $100 for "Save a Family Plan". A short program followed the- meeting. Lynn Swart favored with piano selections and Louise' and Mary Jo Ryan andMarion Jordan rendered some guitar and vocal selections. A prize donated by Mrs. Joe O'Reilly was won by Mrs. Santa Ivirdeney, Lunch Was served by Mrs. Joe O'Reilly and her committee and a social hot* was spent. Hallowe'en Dance October 25 ,1975 music by The Maitland Sundowners Admission: $2.00 per person Prizes for costumes _ , Costumes to be judged at 11pm SEAFORTH LEGION -HALL Mrs. Ed. Andrews presided and welcomed the guests.jhe scripture lesson was 'read by Mrs.R.E.McMillan and Miss Jennie Hogg led in prayer. Mrs. Frank Kling sang "Bless This. House" and ' was accompanied by Mrs. Crouch on the piano. Mrs. Reg. Kerslake read letters from the past presidents who sent congratulations. Mrs. Aaron "Gropp, Mrs. Mulholland, Mrs. Leslie Elder Mrs. Williams, M rs. DouglaS Fry, Mrs. HughJack and D. Glenn Campbell. Mrs. Francis Coleman gave the opening poem written by Mrs. Kerslake. An "In M emorium" service 'was conducted by Mrs. Kerslake, Mrs. Wm. Drovoottnd Miss Jean Scott. The last two m embers placed flowers in memory of ,departed presidents. A poem written by the late Miss Pk Pk H.I.Graham concluded this part Of the program. Mrs. Kling sang "I'll Understand" and Miss Belle Campbell gave an . interesting story of the history of the Ladies Aid. Rev. E.G.Nelson brought greetings from the Session and gave the closing prayer. greatest authority on antique glass in Western Ontario Seaforth Public School Tues. Oct. 21 at m Lunch and door prize, -Tic ets-$1 Sponsored by the Hospital Auxiliary 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 - At Very Low Prices. [We Sell lee] Commercial Hotel - Seaforth Tasty Chicken wings for Snacks — Ample Five Parking We serve Beverage Room Luncheons ******************** Country and Western Entertainment Friday & Saturday RED KNIGHT ROOM Sc!nciracId PIEN.4 'Mons wy,14 • 0 •