HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-30, Page 8THE IIIJON Opositon 0q0BER 191
GLASS GALORE — Antique glass expert, John
Cook, seated, of Ingersoll, identified glaSs items
, brought by audience members to his talk here last
week, which was sponsored by the Hospital
Auxiliary. Mrs. John Turnbull, Mrs. Gordon
MacKenzie and Mrs. Elgin Young, listen to Mr.
CoCk. • • (Staff Photo)
Glass feels old,
expert says
MUSIC BEVY IAN WIR,BEE
AMY HIS ORCHESTRA
$3.00 per Couple Refreshnuas .
Members', Wives and Friend's Welcome
Country Singles
. Dan
Sot. Nov. 8
it
• VAN STRA
MUST BY
"Tony, Nu hers" -
pefreshments SERVED
Wet& Weer next deuce
NOV. is
",, AT
ATWOOD HALL
MUSIC IlY
lest Of 'A 'Kled"
-LAST BUT NOT YEAST
The Egmondviile 14H club held
their third meeting at the home of
the Eggerts This meeting was
opened with the 4H Pledge and
all the girls answered the roll call,
"At what meal do you eat the
most bread and in what form(s)?
This was fo,llowed by Janice Rose
reading the minutes of the last
meeting. The members decided
to name their club "Last But Not
Yeast".
The leader, Sandra McLachlan,
spoke about "Batter Breads" and
"Convenience Yeast Products",
This was followed 'by Carole
Eggert, her assistant, demonstra-
ting how to make Brown Baer
Rolls while Sandra read direction's
The girls will b testing these, at
the next meeti
The Seafo Area Achieve-
ment Day is n Decerriber 6 and
our club ust do a skit for the.,
afternoon program. Our skit will
be based on "Bread in the
Canadian Food Pattern". The
girls briefly discussed pointers for
this. This meeting was then
closed with the serving of refresh-
ments by the Van Dyke, girls.
STAG EUCHRE .
Seaforth Legion
'Wed. Nov., 5
— 8:30 p.m. —
Admission: '$1.25
CASH BINGO
Legtiori Hall; Seaforth
Friday, Oct. 31
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00-
THREE $25.00 GAMES
$75.00 JAQKPOT TO GO
— TWO DOOR PRIZES —
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 fir $1.00
(-Oki.u.DREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMITTED)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
Friends, Neighbours
Relatives are invited
to the "•
35th Wedding
Anniversary '
Dance
for
Mr. and Mrs.
• GEORGE
HOGGART
NOV. 1
LINTON LEGION HALL
• Best Wishes Only
Lunch Provided
g.
a
Annual
TURKEY SUPPER
at
Duff's
United Church
Walton
WED. NO'S.-5
a
a
"'Supper served
from
4:30-8 p.m.
Adults $3.00
Children 6 -12 . $1.75
35th Anniversary
Dance
for
MR & MRS:
BILL DALE
Fri. Oct. 31
at
Family' Paradise
Silvertones'
9-1
No Gifts Please
HALLOWE'EN
DANCE
Brussels Legion
Fri., Oct. 31
971
Ken Tribee's Orchestra
AdmiSsion:$3
per couple
Prizes: Gamic Couple
Best., Dresed Couple
Lady'sprnalls4
,TRrrgirr . DANCE
AT
SEAFORTIr LEGION HALL
Sat. Nov. 1st
9-1
Prize for Centennial Costime
Good Music Provided
Sponsored b,y
Seaforth Women s Institute
Tickets available from
members
or at the door
Everyone Wbledme
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Country and Western Lntettainntent
Friday & Saturday
RED KNIGHT ROOM
"JON"
FORMERLEY FROM THE
T.V.SHOW "GEMUTLICHKEIT"
,
Seaforth
Thursday, Friday ,
and. Saturday
Centennial Lounge
C9untry
Squires
Hallowe'en
Celebrations
ROYAL
-HOTEL
MITCHELL
•In The
Crown Rooin
Friday •
and
Saturday
Dancy
Young
. PARK
GOOIRICII , , ItmE I •IE
Dually, Fr111;.1, $41144y - 0,1414, 30, 31, N 1., 1
'"Roller Ball"
LOU', ENTERTAINMENT
. '10.hry, 1144114y, Tomlin - N.,..1., 2, 3, 4
",Torso" . , FLUE
"'Night Of The Strangler"
1/61144.11(y, 11ra4g1 - 114reoltr 5,6,7,1,1,10,11
"Earthquake"
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
'WE11.1117, I6rsd4p, I/11147, Smtilly - N•vgn1gr12,12,1415
. "From Beyond The Grave"
"Now The Screaming Starts"
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
MATINEE-Saturday, Nov. IS
' 1130 p.m.
"Journey Back to OZ"
S...,, 11.114y, 7.61141- 114rotler II, 17, 11
TO BE ANNOUNCED
110.147,Illertdev, TrIdly. Word., .. Iltoemie 11,30,21,22
"Outer Space Connection"
Programs Subject To
Change 'Without Notice
0 SQUARE
Q. a.
0 Voderichir
• When In
GODERICH. •
visit
SHOPPERS SQUARE
By. John D. Baker
Public Relations Officer
Branch 156 ,
Coming Events
Saturday, Nov. 8th - Veterans
Banquet commencing at 7:00
P.M. Guest speaker Major G.
Youmatoff , one time Padre, at
C.F.B.Clinton.
Sunday, November 9th - Church
Parade. The parade will form
up at the, Legion Hall and
march to the Nortfiside United
Church for the service.
Tuesday,Novembe,r 11th -
Remembrance 'Day Parade.
Parade will form up, at the
Legion Hall and march to the
Cenotaph for the
Remembrance Day Service.
The Family Of
Ken irLeona
McDonald
invite youth•attend
their
-5fh Wedding
nniversary.
Party
FRIDAY NOV 7fg
19/5
-PiRMA E
Note: To all Legion members, the
"Early Bird campaign" is in
' full swing. You only have until
Dec. 31st to become eligible
for the :draw, for a prize.
4"NE111 " BINGO
iMONDAY, 8130 P.M.
November 3
A1
VNNASTItA It10101011 CIRRI
jackpot .$240 ..
• • in 58 calls , .
Om s smiesses Iowa foot If sOlon, Ad. motoinamosiim000tor onoosew io. ego,
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44 InnITAATI QAMIa AT • TO." ItAtif
, .3 ill.416,0.WIALTS1 *AMU
Ad "ssion 41,00- , includes .
one tree . card Additional
,
- s 25d each Of 6 for $1.0.
' APIIrcaatftmcrisi mu art* '
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As well, a being t110,..404
topfe, of MI 004944 the weath
also "beWild, TS nutty Of us. Why
Are we having above average
Iemperatgrea.thoe daysf V4V,
kind of Weather can we 'expect
next week? What ealls0 lighting
storms?
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A new" column starting this
*week in the .Huron Expositor w ill
Attempt to answer these ques-
tions and others. Author Joe
Smtfievitz also hopes to answer
reader's guestions in his column.
Joe -and his wife live near
Bluevale. and came to tbjs, area a
year ago from. Toronto because
they wanted to get away from 'the
too fast pace of city life. Joe, who
is 27, .has had a keen interest in
weather since he was an elemen-
tary school student. -
er tiestioris .-1 qqestiims andCdttik9eAts into 4.00.)
et We of NO Palen,
Treasures came out of Seaforth It's impossible to clasSify a
homes when their owners took pattern glass as . exclusively
them to antique glass expert John Canadian or exclusively
Cook of Ingersoll for American, Mr.- Cook said. He
identification. Mr. Cook spoke at , believes that molds belonged •to
an evening on Antique . Glass the glass maker in the same way
sponsored by the Auxiliary to that a mechanic's tools bejong to
Seaforth Community Hospital, him. If the glass maker moved,
last week at SPS. say from Sandwich Massa-
Mr. Cook told about 200 people chuset6 to Burlington, Ontario,
that the best,way to tell. genuine he took his moldy With him. ..1
old glass from reproductions is to
"get the feel of it". TouCh gold
glass as often as possible and it
will feel "soft and warm versus
the hard and cold new glass," he
said. Use, your old glass, M r. Cook
"I'll know now. what to look for adVised. his audience." Old Ogg'
at sales" one lady told Mr. Cook. shouldn't be washed in. severe
"Yes, but so will 200 others," temperatures and never• in a
he replied. dishwasher. Modern detergents
The Ingersoll 'school principal, will cot antique glass and make
a native of Clinton; illustrated his it lo dead, he said. He advised
talk with samples of different wash ng in blueing or ammonia
types and periods of glass from to a ct sparkle.
his own collection. He and his F lowing his talk, Mr. Cook
wife collect Priscilla pattern glass identi glass articles brought
and of their about 170 pieces, only to the meeting by audience
two were bought at euctions. One members. Hospital Auxiliary
of these came from a -sale in members in old fashioned
Egmondville, he Said. 7 ----eostume .served lunch.
Canadian glass, by 'texture, is
not as good qualityas American,
he said. "It's just \a little bit
causing it, to expand and
This coolingtFansed the thud 44,
precipitation which accompanied
the front/tepid clearing was
experienced behind the swig:
moving front.
A large high pressure ridge
over the lower Great Lakes/gave
cool but dry weather for ' the-
remainder of the weekend. As the
high progressed , eastward "A„,
southwesterly flow of warmer air
developed'over the, region.
Temperatures 'that • were
slightly above normal during the
early pait of the week rose to the
low 20's on Thursday and Friday.
Lowering temperatures on
Saturday rose to the low teens by ,
Sunday and the mid-teens on
Monday:
The extended outlook indicates
slightly 'above ', normal ,
temperatures early in the week '
falling, to , below normal for the
latter • part of the week.
Precipitation is anticipated for
mid-week. '
Tasty Chicken wings for Snacks'
— Ample Free Parking 7-
We Serve Beverage Room Lun heons
12 to 2 and 6 to 8 - At Very •Low Prices-
[We Sell Ice}
Commercial Rotel - Seaforth
BRODHAGEN CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
ANNUAL BINGO
and
TURKEY DRAW
FeCinesday November 12
`/ . 8 o'clock .
Brodhagelii Comnuinity
Centre .
SATURDAY NOVEMBER' 114
at 3:00m
First'Presbyterian Church,
SEAFORTH
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DING & DANCING
BAY IELD ROAD', :
9 DERICH
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VANDA BEAUTY COUNCILLOR,
QPEN HOUSE.
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Time 1:30 to 4:30
7:30 to 9:00
Date- THURS., Oct. 30
Everyone Welcoine . Door Prize
Invited to' attend
the Annual*
Commencement
• of the
Seaforth Ditrict High ichool
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SDHS AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY NOV. ,7th
at 8:00 o'clock
Lunch Provided
For'your entertainment...
Vanastra Recreation Centre
SCHEDULE 'OF COMING EVENTS
MONDAY EVENING BINGO
Each Monday, 8:00 p.m.
Minimum $200. Jackpot' •
RECREATIONAL SWIMMING
Monday - Friday Open 6:30 to'7:30 p.m.
Sat.'$. Sunday. Open 3100 to 4:30, p.m.
CO—ED ADULT SWIMS
Mom-Wed.,Thurs..Fri.. 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Fpillytjactri: Sunday, 2:00 - 3:00
SPECIAL EVENTS •
SAT. NOV: 1 — CURLING CLUB DANCE
9 FRI. NOV. -4- T6"EN"DA: LUNCH' NCE•
(1:00 p.m. to 11;40 -
SERVED
SAT. NOV. ti — SINGLES DANCE
FRI. NOV. 14 —BENEFIT DANCE 9:00 p.m.
ALL ,PROCEEDS TO CLINTON POOL
.SAT. NOY. 15 —BLYTH TROTTING & PONY 'CLUB
, SAT. NOV. 22 —SINIGLES DANCE
' SAT;, "NOV. 28 --VANASTRA BALL. CLUB DANCE
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*Set ita 464114)' Nati ear, wadi. v •
octi,ber 21.27
By Jog Smulevitz
Surges of cold air were of short
duration during the week.
Highpressure systems associated.
with the cold air moved rapidly
• eastward. The clockwise
circulation around the highs
pushed a southerly flow of
warmer air into the area.
Typical Indian summer- Weather.
occurred Thursday, and Friday.
.The weather conditions which
gave rise to the mild weather was
the estaldis,hment of a stagnant.
. high-pressure system over
eastern With america. The air
layers beeozne stratified and
stable. Cairn, mild and hazy days
and cool nights occurred. The
haze results from the stable
atmosphere's inability to, carry
avvay, smoke or dust from the
surface.
, A rapidly moving cold front
passed through southern Ontario
Saturday morning. The colder air
forced the warmer air upwards
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T. 0110 Mrs, S.teVe tnput Smith"
pled the 25th anniversary for Mr, DarWitil3aunqtri
and •ltirs., Nick Starchuk 'Ticelcend JUMP& at
Burl! ton last Sathr day,. their ':Catch :waStirt• t
He's a -native 'of Savannah,
Georgia and came to Canada in
1970. Joe has studied meterology
at Brunswick College, n Georgia
and in Canada: His column on the
Weather will appear each week
Don't hesitate to send your
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