The Huron Expositor, 1976-02-12, Page 8•
HAVE WE GOT EVERYTHING? — It was dark and
It was snowing bt'it- members of the SDHS- Girls
Trumpet band checked carefully that they had
everything, -including their instruments, before
'boarding buses fbr Ft. Myers,. Florida at 5:30 a.m.
Seafort Manor
See Centennial
on Saturday. The girls come back to Seafprth
Monday night after a week,of playing at parades and
concerts at the EdiSon Pageant of Lights. "
(Staff Photo)
Brucefield minister
at Northside
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DOUBLE mow ADVENTURE!
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
Ortahle Feature
SUSPENSE
BEYOND WORDS
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"A thriller
in the great
Hitchcock tradition:'
Sunday, Feb. 22
7 a.m. to 11 BREAKFAST (Fair Grounds
-11 a.m. -- RACE' REGISTRATION, OPENS
1:0 ,m. -- SNOWMOBILE RACES
We want to thank the
many hundreds of drea
people who during the past
eight years have made our
stay in Seaforth so.pleasant
and successful. . We
appreciate the co-operation
we have received and the
tremendous support you'
have 'given us and we ask
on behalf of the new owners
a-continuation of that same
support and co-operation.'
everyone enjoyed. Brenda and were Mr. and . Mrs. -Eric
Lisa also did an extra.step-dance .Maeltitos.h and Janice, George
a special request, for one of the and. Jessie Keyes of. Varna and
residents: .•
• Mrs. Carol Baker showed slides
of the Centennial parade, 'in
Seaforth which were a delight to
see. Thanks to Gordon McGayirt
for the loan of these slides..; A
sing-song closed the program and
a delicious lunch was served by
the unit ladies. Thanks to Mrs.
Jane Vincent for arranging the
of Unit 5.
Thursday morning at 10:30
Rev. E. S. Stephens ofBrueefield,
United Church conducted his
monthly church service and led -trt
the singing-and accompanied at
the piano for the hymns.
Friday. morning at 10 a.m.
'Father 1.1ragh. visited and gave.
Holy Communion., . Mrs M,
Finlayson presided at the piano
for the hymns.. •
On ' Monday ,et erring ' the
Friendship Circle of First
Presbyterian Church presbnted a
.prograrn to the residents of
Seaforth Manor at 7:30 p.m.-Mrs.
chaired
the program of readings by • Mrs.
Donnie Smith. followed by prayer;
cripture was read by BatbRivers:
Mrs.. Carol Carter presided at the
piano for, hymnS, Jtianne Carter
. step-danced for everyone and
Janice Carter' gave her . school
:.puhlic speech.'
SlideS • of ' a travelogue trip
across Canada Were shown by
Donnie Smith and were most
slides. ', .program
Unit 5 of Northside U.nited ithersting to see, , Mr., George
'Church visited Seaforth Manor on Shular .of Seaforth.' Manor also
Wednesday evening and sang tWO songs and Mr. Morley
presented a fine program for the Bloomfield favoured with a mouth
-residents. the leader was Carol organ, selection and -Miss Doris
Baker' and..the prog,rani consisted , Wills gave a reading.
of hymns, followed by prayer and ' Lunch was served by the ladies
readings. by Thelma Bode and in charge, an01 courtesy remarks
Carol Baker. . ' A.cre given to those in charge.
Brenda Pullman and Lisa _ Visitors with Mrs. Leila Dundas
Beuttenmiller fav'oured with step were Mrs.,
iri
Mabel McMichael of A tInd read the Call to Worship.
dancing numbers, ' and • Trish Walton and, Miss ' Tillie Dundas. Then hymn, "'For the Beauty of
Rimmer played a piano solo which Visitors with•Mr.Wilbur'Keyes • the Earth!' was sung after which •
8:15 p.m.
• 15 Regular Games for $10.00
tHReg $2500 GAMES.
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO!
— TWO DOOR PRIZES —
Admission $1.00
_ Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(01111.131 MN UND)la 16 NOT
PERMITTED)
4—Proceeds for Welfare Wprk—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
RoITI,Canadian Legibri, Seaforth
SIVS 44# „A 4to fo
Seaforth e
Entertainment:
Friday &Scituraay'
TEE KEES
'Mr. Pearson Charters of town.
Visiting Mrs. Minnie and Etta
Hawley and Mr. Zack MeSpadden
were Miss Carol Hutchings and •
friend of Waterloo University
also Mrs. Bell Roherton of
Seaforth.
pat Struck of -Cambridge
:visited Mr. John .Darling.
.Visiting Mrs. Ada Reid were
Mrs. Wm. Ball. Mrs. Elsie
Dinsmore•and Mrs. Eva McCart-
ney of town.
'14r. Zachai'iah MeSpadden
attended the senior citizens •
euchre on Thursday of ternoon ,
and reported a very good
Friday 'afteinoon's .bingo was .
well attended and winners were:
Full House .- Mrs. Leila Dundas,
Miss Edith- Salo and Mr. Bruce
Bennett. Four Corners - Mr. Eritil
HermanSen. . Miss Bessie.
Davidson and Mrs. Y Minnie •
Hawley. Straight Line - - Mr.
Steven Fournier, Mrs. .Ada -Reid
and Mr'. • - Morley Bloomfield.
Straight Line Mrs., Minnie
Hawley. Mr. Wilbur Keyes. Miss
Mary .Neville and Mr. George
Shular.
Birthday greetings to • Mr,
George Shular who celebrated his
birthday ,on Saturday.
SUN III 15,,1a TUES 17
1111.1,81. 8 P.M. FRI., SAT.
ALICE COOPER
SHOW'
WELCOME TO MY
NIGHTMARE,
• aorge t Scott
"The
• Anne Bancroft
NOW PLAYING t
NiARTCOP THE' WEST
Ctrs Do IT AGAIN ,
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WHAT REALLY
HAPPENED TO
THE
HINDENBURG?
*tag thew* eight
Mrs. Frank Hulley -read . the
scripture, Luke 4: 14-21 and Mrs.
Ure Stewart load' in prayer., •
The b
the many and varied ansWers,•
Mrs. S. • Crouch, Mrs. .F
Miss 'Scarlett and MrS„ Lorne
Dale. Then Mrs. Stewart ,
introduced the guest speaker.
Rev: E.S.Stephens of BruccFfield
United. Church who outlined his
,work in various fields in our
Canadian West and Northern..
Ontario, also- in Hamilton, 'where
he spent sonic years among the •
youth..
The president. Mrs. Lorne
Dale. then thanked the speaker,
after which Mrs. Walter Scott
Unit Two of Northside United
Church was hostess to the
afternoon Unit , on 'Wednesday,
February 4th in the social room of
the church. Mrs. Lorne Dale,
,president, welcomed the
members and read a poem, A
short ' business period followed
and 35 answered the roll call.
Miss Marian Seeded and Mrs.
Ure Stewart eonv-ened the
program.
The latter gave a reading. "A
Valentine Tribute - by Roy Croft
Passe Mgrailie
returns to Blyth
made it his headquarters for
touring in Huron. The appearitnce
here' will •be sponsored by the '
Blyth Centre for the 'Arts and any
profits will go toward the renova-
tion "work at the theatre.
The Myth stop was arranged by
juggling the work schedule at the
'theatre to leave the open dates,
Original plans had called for the
seats to be out during that period
for refinishing, of the auditorium
floor but things have been
rearrang.(1-1 so that the seats can
stay 1nJ until after the
pert ormtmee •
Meanwhile , those o ho hay
seen the. Work being done has e
been p.leasantly sutprised. A new
floor ha4 been installed on the
stage and moth of the woods', ork
has been stripped doss n to re‘ cal
the beauty of the old* wood.
summer it appears thelsvIlul ill
back to its old splendour.
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alentne
Supper
NORTHSIDE
UNITED
CHURCH
Don Harron will be the star of a ....„...
diesv Jhcatre Passe Muraille show
coming to Blyth Memorial Hall •
theatre on February 23 and 24.
Mr. Flarron is a roan of many
talents 'Probably best known for
his fickional Parry' Sound farmer.
philosopher Charlie Farquharson.
"Charlie"„ was guest speaker at
Sea forth' s. Centennial banquet
last summer.
His appearance in Blyth'.
however .will not he as Charlie but"
in a, more serious vein -.14,k)Phe
Horshurgh Scandal about the
problems of , the late Re \'erend
Russell Hotsburgb whs became
embroiled in controversy and sent
to jail over accusations of v‘ hat
went On in his youth projects at
his Chatham Church.
He was sent to jail and
banished from ' his 'church but
later the supreme courrmhiew out
the %ortlic-t and he was reinstated,
to his church a short time before
he died of cancer.
Mr. Harron will appear with
many of the regulars of the
'I heatre Passe Muraille ho
It as e brought such Shows as 1 he
Farm Show, :Them Donnelly:s.
183 7 and The West Show to this
area. The Blyth shows will be •the
I n011in'm n
Hu,ron County., Passe Muraille's
iii rcctorPaul'1honttion fell in lovi.•
with Memorial Flail • while
relwarcing 183 7 there and has ,
Legion notes
Thurs,, 26th Feb-, — Branch 156'
will' be hosting Brotherhood.
night.
litesday. 9th March Public
speaking will be conducted by
Branch 156,, commencing at
.8:00 p.m. •
Sat urday,Marcy3, — The Zone
public speaking contest Will be
held in the Seaforth Legion
Reminder to members, the
Legion Magazine cut off date 'is
March 1st, 1976. All merribers not
paid up by that date will not
receive the Legion:Magazine.
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, SeafortA
Fri., Feb. 13
PARK
GODERICII
30 INF SOME
PHONE 5241.7111
Allt CONDITIONED
fa ou red the group, „with a
delightful piano solo,
"Napoleon's Last Char ge'",
w Inch 'was much appreciated. The
closing hymn, "'Thy Kingdom
('ome,. 0 Lord- was- then sung
and the meeting closed with the
Mi/pah benediction' in unison. '
At the conclusion of the
gathering slides of events and
meetings of the .UCW• during the
past thirteen year', were shown by
Rev. and Mrs.Stety art which
°tvere enjoyed by all.
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EGMONDVILLE & ST. JAMES
BOWLING LEAGUE
14091
Valentine's Dance
SEAFORTII,
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Sat., Feb. 14
Music By : Harbourlites 10 1
Lunch Everyone Welcome
n Chamber of Commerce
1 Saf:ITY RACES
Stockel4odifie4Dr4gs
':CROSS COUNTRY 14 .
Boys or ,Girls -14 e under
,fIGURE EIGHT - FLAG .RACE
PICK-UP RACE TURTLE RACE
LADIES' FIGURE. EIGHT
bruary 18th
pm to 7 pin
Adults *3.50
Children 12 & under *1.50
Pre-School Childreri Free
'Take-outs for Shu s only
PHCINE:527-0
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1 _:__ Monday, 'Feb. 23 • .
I 9:00 a.m. -- LIONS CURLING BONSPIEL
I8:3015.M. —"DRAW for. $500 '
I • . Tickets available from any 'Lions Ctub .Member.
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7:30 p.m. -- SNOWMOBILE POKER RALLY
1045 p.m-. -- T-ORCHLITE PARADE (Lunch
Saturday, Feb. 21
12:30 noon,. -- CANOE RACES
1:00 p.m. -- POLAR DIP
'1:15 p.m. -- THUNDER MUG RACES'
'2:O0 p.m. -- DOG SLED RACES
9:00 p.m, -- MOCASSIN DANCE Arena Ice Surface
Music by Ben Morton Oktoberfest Band •
Friday, Feb. 20 •
BRUSSELS.\
POLAR DAIZE,
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday-*._
Don't Miss the 6th Annual
2:30 p.m
3:00 p.m
4:00 p.m
5:00 p.m
C• . 0 COUNTRY SKIING
SNOW SHOE RACES
. SKATING RACES (Arena)
• 'EXHIBITION HOCKEY' GAME
after in the Crystal Palace)
POLAR DAIZE is o
Brussels,Lions Club
Production
/ma mile — so 1111
-Joe Czerwinski. who last week turned over the keys of the Commercial Hotel,
Seaforth, to new owners Rene andnNorman Dupuis, welconies the'Dupius brothers
to. Seaforth.
Joe .and Mary Czerwinski
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VALENTINE - SPECIAL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SEA'ORTH
T-BONE STEAKS
BAKED POTATOES ,
VEGETABLES
SIDE SA,LAO
COFFEE . ' • .
OAST GLASS OF WINE ON HOUSE
SATURDAY.,.:FEBRUARY 14th, 5-8 P.M.
$10.00 count.g.. TICKETS 'LIMITED
As we assume
responsibility at' the
Commercial we look
forward to a long and happy
association with the people
of the •Seaforth area. It is
our fic.,rti intention to
continue to provide the
same service and value that
has made the Commercial
so popular for so 'many
years.
Come in and see us.
We want to meet you.
Norman and Rene Dupu iS
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