HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-01-22, Page 8THE HU ON EXPOSITOR • JANUARY 22, 1976
PLAYING POKER — Seaforth Optimist pr,esident Keith' MacLean hands out cards
at a checkpoint to contestants In the winter carnival snowmobile poker rally on
Sunday. The all afternoon rally took players through three townships in search of a
winning poker hand. ' (Staff Photo)
DANCE
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BLUEWATER. PLAYBOYS
at . '
Brodhagen Community Centre
January 31, 1976
FROM 9-1
$5.00 per couple'
SPONSORED BY THE SEAFORTH 550 CLUB
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• DANCE
at
Seaforth Legion 'Hall
January 24, 1976
1 Opm- lam
Music' by
The Nitelites
$2.00 per person
Tickets available from Seaforth High School
Band or at the door.
All profits for Band's trip )o Florida.'
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'HUNG NOW.
(By John D. Baker, Publicity
, ChairmatipAranch 156)•;••
Legit* HojAafiiiineiM,eethig
Last Thursday evening Branch
156 held a dinner meeting. The
Ladies Auxiliary served thicken
wings, baked potatoes, cabbage
salad, beans and -garlic bread, for
dessert, butter tarts and cookies.
. Comrade Doug Siewarat asked
the : blessing. Approximately
thirty-six members sat down to
the meal.
After dinner 'the - general
meeting was opened by Comrade
Tom Wilbee, 1st Vice President.
Comrade Al Nicholson,
membership Chairman conducted
the 'Early Bird draw 'for prizes.
Prizes were donated by Seaforth
Insurance, Good Times Travel,
Joe. Czerwinski, Gaylea • Foods,
Gordon McKellar. Wilmer Turner
,an Loyd Hoggarth,
Prize winners were. - Wilson,
Allan, Gordon Beuttenmiller, Don
Kunder.Bruce MeManu's, Jean
Ziler, Don Wood. Paul
Matthews.. Jack Taylor, Jac
McCleary, pete Jordan, Do
Scott, Tom Young.
McCreight, Lou McIver, S'
and John Baker.
The Membership Chairman,
Comrade Al Nicholson -said that
, as of December 31, Branch 156
has a paid-up memberShip of 93.2
per cent, and that due to the mad
strike.Command had authorized a
„one- moth -extension to the Early
..)3ird Campaign. The closing• date
now is Jan. 3 tst, .197(„ Com rade
Al has worked hard with his
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COMING' JAN. 26- JAN. 31st - one '''Week only
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Singles
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Sat., Jan. 24th
at the
VANASTRA
RECREATION CENTRE
9 — i P.M.
Music by
CAVALIERS
Proceeds oz-,-\-
VANASTRA RECREATIoN
CENTRE
Refreshments and full lunch
provided
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ADMISSION: $2.25 with Student Card
$2.50 without
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Friday January 23
AT
CENTRAL. HURON
SECONDARY SCIU,L
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. Monday Er/enin.g Jan. 26 8:06 p.m.
BINGO: JACKPOT $340.
in 53 calls
• consolation prize 550.
Special STO. door prize awarded each' week on
previous 'weeks' admission ticket. Wust be,
present to win. If not claimed, prize will in-
crease by $10. tor' fOollowing week. 15 regular
gArnes41share,the-wealtti. 6 'cards for $1. Ad-
mittance to 16 yr. and, over.. .
NEW SWIM SCHEDULE
Sat. & Sun
Recreational Swi m- 3:00 • 4:30
Family Swim
2 00 3:00
Mon. Wed.,
Thurs, Fri. Recreational Swim 7:00 8:00
Mon. to Thurs. Co-ed Adult Swim 9:00 9;3u
Mon. to Fri. Co-ed Adult' Swim 12:00 • 1:3frp.m.
Men's & Ladies' Gym Swim
Register now for group exercise, a relaxing
Sauna followed by a refreshing Swim,
Ladies on TueS. or Thurs. from 8:00'- 9:30 p.m. or
Wed from 2:30 -4100 p.m. and Men on Wed. from
8:00, 9:30 p.m. Fee S10. with Sauna-$14.
ALL STAR TOURS
PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS •
"OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES"
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' FLORIDA - TEXAS CALIFORNIA
RELAXATION HOLIDAYS
14-day FLORIDA CIRCLE TOURS —
Deports every Monday
starting Jon. 19 ..
14-day CLEARWATER BEACH AND
CENTRAL FLORIDA — Departs
Feb. 9 and Mar. 15 . ,
164TEXAS FLORIDA CIRCLE TOUR —
Departs Feb. 7, 21. March •
6, 20, April 3, 17
9-cloys "MIDTERM SPECIAL" "AT
FABULOUS DAYTONA BEACH"
Deports March 13
and March 20
1 12-Days DAYTONA BEACH.— Deports
Jan, 26, Feb. 9, 23,
March 8, 22, April 3
21-day DAYTONA BEACH — Superior
efficiency units at Daytona.
Departs Jan, 19, Feb. 23,
March 29
28.clay DAYTONA BEACH.— Superior
eff iCiency units at Daytona.
Deports Feb. 2, Mar. 8 ,
from $309
from $319 ,
from $385
from $205
from $2/4
from $289
from $379
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21.day CALIFORNIA AND THE GOLD WEST —
Departs.Feb. 28, Mar. 20, Apr, 10, May 1,
22, July 3, Aug. 7, Sept. 4, 25,
from $545 and Oct, 16 .
BOX 789 SEAFORT ONTA.,R10 510 527-0050
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• THURSDAY & FRIDAY AT 7 PM
Local Briefs
"sappy Birthday" to Mr.
Duncan Aikenhead who
celebrated, his ninety-sixth
birthday on Tuesday at Seaforth
Mancir. Attending a small party in
his honour were his . friends
Mrs.Ada Reid, Miss Mabel
Whiteman and Mrs. Elsie
Southgate. Duncan was the
recipient of many congratulatory
wishes from friends and relatives
and also the staff of - Seaforth
Manor.
Mrs. Donna • Farley of Toronto
visited with her father Dr. E.
Sadlier on Tuesday afternoon.
Visitors with Mr.Wilbur Keyes
were Mrs. Keyes and daughter-
in-law Mrs. Merton Keyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McSpadden
of Norwich Visited with Mr.
Zachariah McSpadden and
Mrs. Etta and Minnie Hawley.
Visiting with Mrs. Ada Reid
were Mr. George Addison, Mrs.
Elsie Dinsmore and Mrs. Eva
McCartney, all of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. DavidI Murray of
Winnipeg spent an enjoyable visit
with the latter's aunt, Miss
Bessie Davidson of Seaforth
Manor.
Mr. Ross Scott visited with his
brother M. William Scott.
Mr. Harold Hudie visited his
i L . :i
Seaforth M nor Happenings
mother, Mrs. Lillie Hudie.
-Ringo was very well attended.
on Friday afternoon and winners
were - Full House - Mrs. Lillie
Hudie, Miss Bessie Davidson and
Mr. Ludger Seguin. Four Corners
- Mrs. Etta Hawley, Miss Wilma
Brill, Mr. Wilbur Keyes and Mr.
Jakem Honkanien. Straight Line-
Mrs. Gertie Hall, Mr.. Ludger
Seguin and Miss Edith Salo,
2nd.Mr. Harold' Waist), Mr.
Clarence Jackson and Mr., John
Darling. •
Seaforth ;Manor residents are
looking forward' to Thursday,
evening when Mr. Gold Hand::
and his band from Goderich
be at the Manor for an evening of
music.
It was like old home week for
Jerry McCourt when he arrived
at the Bank of Commerce in
Seaforth this week in his capacity
as auditor. Now based with the
bank audit staff in London, Mr.'
McCourt spent nearly four years
in Seaforth in the late .fifties when
he was accountant in the C. B. of
C. branch here. While he left • .e.
Sdaforth 14 years ago, he says he
not only sees many familiar faces
but also many improyements in:
the town%
Highland Ball
SatUrday,'Jan.\'24th
Brussels Legion Hall
Music by "The Blenders
$4 per couple * Door Priz.e
Sponsored by the Legion Pipe Band
Get tickets from Band members
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CASH BING O
Legion Hall, Seaforth
Friday, Jan. 23-
E105 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 16 NOT
pERAurniu)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
DUE TO`ADVERSE WEATHER
CONDITIONS
THE FlfiST SESSION OF YOGA HAS
BEEN 'POSTPONED
Yoga
Instruction
will commence IAD. JAN. 2,§
— 7:00 -- 8:30 P.M.
— Seaford' Public School
— $12.00 for 10 weeks
— Jan. 28 — March 31
— Register at first• session
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See ED-DIE SHACK
and theSeafortil Selects
VS
CKNX Try.Hards
2:3Gpm
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Sunday, Feb,,. .15
— TICKETS AVAILABLE AT MANY MAIN STREET
STORES AND THE RECREATION OFFICE
Adults $2.00
Children [under 12] $1.00
• Family Plan [2 adult's children
under 12] $5.00]
All profits for ArenaSenovations
Rev. Gordon Kennedy, of
Toronto visited his mother Mrs.
Anna Kennedy last weekend.
The Ontario March of Dimes, in
its 25th year of service to the'
province's estimated 750,000"
physically disabled adults. Please
give generously when yo
canvasser 'calls.
Remember it take' but a
moment to place an Expositor
VI/IIInt Ad. Dial 527-0240.
-committee on- the Early Bird
project and they are to be
congratulated. Let us all get
behind ' our membership
committee,' and ,now that we have
an. extension, make 100 per cent.
Coming Events
.Saturday, January 24, Legion
social, proceeds to go to help with
expenses ^for the up-coming trip
to'Florida for the Seaforth District
HighSchool Band.,
Also, coming April 12 17
KANGAROO
Don't miss this great comedian
b Save 'Cut Out And Save. Cut Out And Save
'WHITE
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HOLMESVILLE" •
Dance. & Smor‘gasbord
January 24 - Lincoln5 Green
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31 '- Star Treck
" February 7 •- Blue Tones
21 -' The Manhatieris
28..- Lincoln Green
We cater to banquets, receptions and private
parties, etc.
.for Reservations Phone:
482-7535 482-3120
or 482-9228 •
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Lincpin Green
Friday, January 30
BRODRAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE.
'2,00 per person 9-1 am
SPONSORED BY
BRODHAGEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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We cater to all functions, large or small. Fine Food prepared
in our kitchen.
Vanastra Centre 482-3544
---*Vanastra Recreation Centre
SCHEDULE- OF 'COMING EVENTS
DANCING 9 TO 12 TO
0 "MacKenzie"I.
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TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY AT 7 PM
.THE LARGEST SELECTION OF AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
UNDER ONE 000F IN CANADA'
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