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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-23, Page 8READY; SET, GO- Part of the large crowd at the Northside United Church bazaar on Saturday line up at the most popular table in the place --the home By John D. Baker 1.1 Public Relations Officer Branch 156 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 111 • • • • •• • • 4 BEEF . • • BAR-B-QUE • . . ; Brucefield United; Church • • • Wed. Oct . 29 • 5pm-8pm • • •; • • • • N. i Adults - $4.50 , • •• Children 8 -12 - $2.00 : • Children Under 8 - FREE 4 • • ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY • • • • • • • e eeeeeeeeee • • e •T • • • • • • • • • LZ • ? GODERICH 524-7711 1•••...y OOOOO ••••••••••••• OOOOOOO ••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • BAYFIELD ROAD • • OM DINING & DANCING Fri. & Sat. `Shannon' • • • • • • • • • • • • Next Week Star Trex • • • • Licensed under L.C.B.O. • • *••• 6 ei s • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • co • • • • • • • • e • • • • 4 • • ********************** Country and Western Entertainment Friday & Saturday RED KNIGHT ROOM Francie and The Music Men Tasty Chicken wings for Snacks -Ample Free Parking - We serve Beverage Room Luncheons 12 to 2 anti 6 to 8 - At Very Low Prices- [We 'Sell leer Commercial Hotel -Sea*********** fort,. Friends, Neighbours Relatives are invited to the 35th Wedding Anniversary Dance for Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE HOGGART NOV. 1 9-1 CLINTON LEGION HALL Best Wishes Only Lunch Provided DANCE at S.D.U.S. Featuring "Bootleg" FRIDAY, OCT. 24 9-12pm Admission-'2.00 with Student Card '2.50 without 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 AHALL _FIREMEN' S BALL November 15, 1975 at SEAFORTH, COMMUNITY CENTRE 10-1 MUSIC BY The Bluewater -Pktyboys LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS WHICH CAN BE PURCHASED FROM THE Firemen. Annual 5' TURKEY SUPPER S at Duff's United Church Wakon Supper served from 5' 4:30-8 p.m. Adults $3.00 fi Children 6 -12 - $1.75 42:1, ve4. Ii' IN yam OLD DOG FOR A NEW Don't Miss the Gross Drugs, this Sunday - 1:30 p.m "The début of the 1976 Liquid Cooled El Tigre Z". Challenges Welcome SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED imitaNA 204809 This is a good time for tradbi. in your tired 'old sled for a spirited new Cat. Be- cause our trade-In allowances have never been better. And you'll never find a better N. sled than this year's Cat - with the brand new smoother-movin' longer-lastin' Spirit engines. So let's get together. Aren't you ready for some good times (3pop on the good time Cat? CABARET DANCE Brodhagen Community Centre SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 Dancing 9.30 to 1 " Lincoln Green " $4.00 a couple Couples Only Free cold meat lunch No Jeans "NEW" BINGO MONDAY, 8t30 P.M. October 27th Al VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE JACKPOT $230 in 57 CALLS X1161 I2IR..MIN,1 pilot od &Nit N mom 10440 YAM by MARY Remiry AI TRIG lamina. by ow. S 1 5 REGULAR GAMES AT *10." EACH 3 SHARE-THE-WEALTH GAMES Admission -$1.f10.. includes one free card. Additional cards 25c each or 6 for $1.00. ADMISSION assnitcYmyromoss IA YEARS OP ASO OR OVER AtimitiOniak STAG EUCHRE Seaforth Legion Wed. Oct. 29 - 8:30 p.m. - Admission: $1.25 .11.001*:.ExPosi,Ton iem._; • 147 Ski Metric If you're a skier and you hear that 30 centimetres of (now fell on the hills, you'll h ave pretty good conditions for skiing. A 30 centimetre base, is roughly mid- calf in depth: That's just over your ski socks, °cal Mr M urlcO Young, visited with , t nd MrOR Lorne Loom Mr. Wm. Rainford of BarlieA 411$0 With Mr. and Mrs., ki(arry Doug of Newmarket and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crawford, Myth, Mr, and Mrs. him Nottingham Delta13.C. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walden, Mr. and .-°--35t1;Anniversary Dance for MR. & MRS. BILL DALE Fri. Oct. 31 at Family Paradise Scenes' 9-1 No Gifts Please Last Sunday the District "C" Fall Convention was held in Meaford, Ontario) Branch 32 of Meaford being the host for this occasion. Members from nearly all the Branches in District C were in attendance. The meeting convened at 10 00 hours, and the opening ceremon- ies were conducted by the District Commander Comrade Cecil Rick- ard after which the President of Branch 32, Comrade Gord Wha- len welcomed the large gathering. Deputy District Commander, Comrade Herman Young• then introduced the head officials. After the minutes were read and .the Zone Commanders reports were given, Elwood Daly, a rejnesentative .from the D.V.A. .gave a talk on the work the Department was doing and how the work load will increase as Veterans grow older. The meeting recessed at 11.55 hours • and the parade fell in at` 12.15 hours, and marched to the Cenotaph for a short service. Two pipe bands -led the parade, one leading section consisting of members from Zone C 1 and C 2 and the other leading members from Zone C 3. and C 4, the large colour party marched between the four platoons. The President of the Ontario Provincial Command, Comrade Dave Capperauld took the salute. The pirade then marched to the Meaford arena, CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth Friday, Oct. 24 8:15 p.m. 15 Regular Games for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMES $75.00 JACKPOT TO CO - TWO DOOR PRIZES - Admission $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT PERIVIITTED) , -Proceeds for Welfare Work- Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth Mensal' Feeder Club ,CALVES ARRIVING SOON Any boy or girl wishing a calf please contact GLADYS McGREGOR 262-5839 or BILL COLEMAN 262-SO31 ' ax s • Mr0;:"..4r49: .Law.pn. and Other friontia in the •Saiforth area. ' gitth 1010 Is a: :patient $0000). Community Visitors: at.lbanics$1‘44.: with anl.Mta. gphfahn. Clark were hfs son •filwood 'with his wife and daughter from London, Mrs. Maurice Young of Manitou, Man- itoba and also Mr. and Mrs. John Nottingham of B.C., old. time friends. • Mrs, Maurice Young of Menitou returned home on Mei- day after visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Lawson, • VANDA BEAUTY COUNCELLOR OPEN HOUSE Place- 48 East William. st. Time - 1:30 to 4:30 7:30 1p 9:00 Date- THURS., Oct. 30 Everyone Welcome Door. Prize • RUMMAQE L Oct, 1.30pm ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH. Parish Hall Country SingIes Dance SAT. OCT. 25 at HULLY-GULLY MUSIC BY "Tony Nuthers" Refreshments SERVED Watch for our next dance NOV. 8 AT VANASTRA MUSIC BY "Tony Mothers" ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL In The Crown Room Friday and Saturday `ELORY' . PARE GODERICII 10 111 ,1/0701 7 1100:1 u( :a III (01011:0012 WED.. THUR„ Kai., TAT. - oCT. 22, n.21, 25 I SHOW NIGHTLY AT 4:00 P.M, PETER 1 I WARREN FONDA.CALTES 116-A A-sqlt„, MILE ;VITA' r.Iii ' . ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS ' "I hoVer* hod suds o good time .at o new movie h yeas" Pee, orlricr,,,, r ti."14r - ii THE ,.i i ,. THREE MUSKETEERS MIdelehi Specie' Uteri*, ()choler IS SHOWTIME inn , "GOES AT LAST ARE , ."A STUNNING PERFECTION." AUDIO-VISUAL EXPERIENCE....” BEYOND "A ZAPPAESOUE MUSICAL PASTICHE" - tIli 1 'Op - mosor1. THE ROCK WIZARDS UNLEASHED ON FILM I 4 ,..z, 7 - - - . - ±. . . , . ..... 7 . - -7=‘; , 1-.X .211%, • , T. A' i . ./ Iii„Glyil 4 71 I ADULT ENTERTAINMENT SUN.. MON., TUES. - OCT. 24, 27. 21 I SHOW NIGHTLY AT 1:00 P.M. "MOOnrUnnerS" -PLUS- "Report To The Commissioner" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WSONEEDAY, OCTOBER PI Special Film Presentation SPONSORED SY 1.0.0.E., GOODRICH CHAPTER All proceeds la caw* GEORGE C SCUM. . MIKE NICHOLS nim mERoxt eattliv, . , . .. COMING ''NOR., PRE. iAt. -UT MI. II, NOV. I " "French Connection II" MON trifittoMiosiN PO4,011 141.14a to 61N* 041i6ett "°"" . , where the Ladies Auxiliary served the banquet. Among the head table guests, were the Mayor of Meaford, Donald Ferguson, M.P. Dr. 'Gus" Mitges and M.P.P. Bob McKes- sock. The guest speaker was Dave Capperauld, Provincial President. After the banquet the ladies' were excused and the meeting resumed. The business being completed at 17 15 hours, Comrade Cec. Rickard, District Commander conducted the clos- ing ceremonies. Delegates attending from Branch 156, were Comrade Allan Nicholson, District Poppy Chair- man, Comrade Cleave Coombs, Zone Commander, Zone C 1, Comrade Gordon Scott, Zone Secretary, Comrade George Hays President of Branch 156 and John Baker, also attending the Conven- tion, were Mrs. Allen Nicholson, Mrs. Cleave Coombs, Mrs. Gor- don Scott and Dorothy Parke. Last- Sunday evening before a good crowd the Seaforth Cente- naires upset the Clinton Jr. C Mustangs by a 7-5 score to extend their exhibition recored to 3-1.2. Both teams played to win as' it proved to be a fast exciting game. Seaforth jumped into the lead as Gary Phillips converted passes from Randy McClinchy and Don Nicholson. Then Dave McClure moved the Centenaires up 2-0 as Don Nicholson assisted. Clinton fought back and with only 8 seconds left in the period beat Mark Nelson as Brian Kennedy narrowed the gap to 2-1. The second period saw Clinton carry the play and tie the score as Dan Calquhoun scored from Mike Gibbings ,and. Paul Priestrap. Danny McPherpson then came back on a pass frOm Jamie Caldwell to put Seaforth back on top. Clinton again scored in the last few seconds of the period as Paul Kelly evened the count at 3 a piece. • The third and final period saw Seaforth take advantage of defen- sive lapses as Danny McPher son put the Centenaires back on top again with Caldwell and Doig drawing assists. Dave Watts and Jamie Cald- well then dug the puck out to Paul Hulley as the Centenaires moved up 5-3. teve Southgate put Seafort in command as he baked goods display. As soon as the bazaar was, declared ()pen 'the baked goods were cleared up by willing buyers. (Staff Photo) Ploy here tomorrow Centenaires beat Clinton by 7-5 finished off a brilliant effort by Don Heard and Gary Phillips. Clinton fought back with two quick goals as Steve Cook and • Paul Kelly beat Louie Arts to put Clinton back in contention only to see Rick McDonald finish the scoring on passes from Nicholson and Phillips. Clinton drew 10 minor penal- ties as did Seaforth but Clinton also drew two major high stic- king penalties that proved costly and Dan Colquhoun also received a Game plus a major misconduct penalty. Seaforth played a strong ganie throughout but the two stars for the Centenaires were their goal- tenders as Mark Nelson and Lou Arts combined to stop 57 Clinton shots. Seaforth 5-Tavistock 5 Last Thursday evening Sea- forth Centenaires travelled to St. Marys for .an exhibition game against the 'Tavistock Braves and came out with a 5-5 tie. Steve Southgate with a pair of goals and Don Nicholson with a hat trick prnvided all the Cente- naires scoring as a late penalty gave Tavistock the edge and allowed a goal with 29 seconds remaining fo give them the tie. Seaforth received 12 of the 22 penaltie called and both teams received a 10 minute misconduct penalty. - The Centenaires travelled to Mitchell on Tuesday for - the season opener and to Lambeth 'tonight (Thursday) then open at home against the Tavistock Braves Friday Oct. 24th with game time 8:30. 1 .. Seaforth• Thursday, Friday and Saturday Centennial Lounge The Madhatters Mon., Tues., &Wed. Ricki McLagen Nightly Entertainment Dancing tat Legion Hall 1041 PRIZES For Centennial Costume Good Music Provided Sponsored by Seaforth Women's Institute Tickets avallabre from members. P' • • • • • • • • • • • • p • • 0 0.1 . •: