The Huron Expositor, 1978-02-02, Page 10Dublin residents were busy Sunday morning 8ettingAbayved out
and )shovelledi ptlt "afater Thursday and Friday:s storm. On the
main st reet three good samaritans Gary Cronin, Bryan O'Rourke
„, and Bet). Krauskopf shovelled out a car belOnging to Ruth
Templen4irof-Stuffa that hadn't, moved since Wednesday. The
'Car-started right up.
Outside his home on Highway 8 in Dublin, sill Dunlop was"
shovelling snow away from his front door Bill, who works in
ob when he got
ere ing out of the
do a lit a bi of shovelling
and pre another snow
S
Stratford, said snow was up past
' home Friday night and "bits
snowbanks all over the plat
every, day", he said phil
storm Id' late February.
The Finnish 01 i ti Hockey team, in town Wednesday
night for their game agai '1 st the Seaforth Beavers, stayed here
an extra day and night b cause they got caught by Thursday's
blizzard.. A large number of them were entertained at the home
of Ken Mary'Doig, derich Street W. Thursday night and
almost the whole team were at Hessen Hau$ restaurant for
breakfast on Friday .morning.
The Finns, although used to severe winters in their own
country, apparently didn't expect that sort of weather in Canada.
Many of them had no heavy outdoor clothing and as a result
Seaforth merchants had brisk sales of snowmobile suits, hen the,
hockey players were storm stayed here...Thursday.,
Mrs, Clestia• Nicholson spent Saturday with her sister Mrs,
Pearl Williams. , ,
Wilson Allan of 58 George St., Seaforth celebrated his 83rd
birthday on January 29. His wife Doris Allan, friends and
relatives helped •iiim to celebrate his birthday with a surprise
party.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ord of London visited her father Mr.
Leo Hagan, Gouinlock Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chesney and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kling
have returned) from. Las Vegas where they attended the
International Heavy Equipment exhibition.
Mrs. Mitchell Moore of Toronto visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Oke 'last week.
Miss Bearbara-Brady, who h as been visiting her parneen Dr:..•••
and Mrs. Paul Brady in Porpurhey. has returned to British
Columbia.. •
Seaforth gained across Canada recognition this month when
The Legion, the official magazine of the Royal Canadian Legion .
carried a picture spread of, the military exhibits arranged by.
Legion steward Frank Phillips and which arc on display in the
Seaforth Legion Hall. The exhibits which include uniforms over
many years, medals, insignia and 'pictures 'have been brought
together through the co-operatioitof members and others 'in the
community.
Attention
Veterans
Ex-Service Men and Women.
and Dependents •
The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer
CLARE WALL
Previncial Service Officer of London .
will be visiting in the area
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regarding:
(a) War DiSability Pensions; -
(b) Treatment fOr entitled veterans;
(c) Application for Benevolent Funds;
(d) Appeals against adverse original application for Nat
Veterans and Widows Allowance, •
is requested to contact the Service OffiCer of Seaforth Branch
156 ROyal Canadian Legion, whose name appeatibelow,, prior
to
To Arrange an Inter% kw, Contact SERVICE OFFICER:
ROBERT H. FRANKLIN
MAIN STREET NORT.11-2
SEAFORTH 527-0214
February 6th
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SEAVORTH COMiVIUNITY
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Friday, Feb. 10
DANCING 9 -1
Music By LINCOLN GREEN
Tickets $3.00 per person ,
Available from:
George Love • 527-1536
Deb Robinet 527-0384
Linda Gridzak 527-1953
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WINTER CARNIVAL
SATURDAY, FEE14
'Novelty races and drag races start at
12 noon.
Dance At Night .
9-I
Music by
Lincoln Green
Draw at 12 p.m. at dance
/5-:draws
one prize per draw
Tickets from Chamber of Commerce 'Members
SUNDAY, FEB. 5
CROSS COUNTRY
poker rally. starts at
1p •1111.
Family day of snowoobiling for evetyont. About 25
miles of marked trail. No speed involved. Cash prites
and trophies. floor prize draws tbroughout,the day.
HWY. e DUBLIN
Thursday, Friday
Saturday
p
Saturday Matinee
Ron McLeod
Show
HURON HOTEL
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9 p.m. DANCE
Joe Overholt
and
The Standbys .
10:30 a.m.
• Snowmobile 'Races
‘• Poker Run
• FREE Snowmobile Rides for children
• Floor show in Chalet
. 10—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 19
eople
In the Colts competition in
Listowel on. Sunday, Seaforth's
entry defeated Exeter in their
first game. The second game'saw
Vanastra eliminate Seaforth from
the,,,cempetition. Vanastra in turn
was put out-by the Harriston rink
who goes on to Paisley this
, EBY Gwen Patterson] Sunday for the division playoff.
P ''Two'Seaforth rinks travelled to Playing for Seaforth was skip Bob
Monkton to participate in a Ladies Ste. Marie, with Gordon Pryce,.
Spiel on January 25. Winning Neil.. Dolmage arid Robert
third prize was skip Mary Jean Fotheringham. The Bonspiel committee is still Beattie, with Lorraine Denomme, •
Joyce Hilderly and Donna Wood. looking for at -least six pinks for
Flo Smith also skipped a team of - the Farmer's Mixed Spiel, on
Seaforth girls., February 8. They also need a
t••
CURPING WINNERS TheSe Vaoastra women won In the second draw in the
Curling borispiel on January 18, Winners are from (left) Kay Sharp -, skip,
Joan Kennedy, EleacOr Gonle ani Nellie Gonie.
couple of rinks for the Men's ,
Open sponsored by Rowcliffe
Motors on February 18. Call Bob
Wilson ,527-1879 if you can "field
a rink" for either of these events.,
on't forget to conic to the club
on February 1.1 for'the open house"
and dance held in honour of Ned
Boswell's 90th Birthday.
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hq:$
vistoi7s, •
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wilson
c1 Florida visited with the
MerVin Smiths for the past two
weeks.
Mrs( Harold Wilson retorned
home after spending lagt Weelt,in
Stratford Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Wilson
will also by visiting Mr. and Mrs,
WM. 4WIISOD of Guelph and Mr:'•
and Mrs. Aubrey Wilson of Orillia
•
Miss . Carolyn. Dinsmore of.
Gorrie visited with Mr. and Mrs:
Mervin Smith on .Sunday.
oinerwer.arnnvskr!.. oaten, Mg.
Sponsored by
VALENTINE ,ii-DANCE
Segforth Centenaires
Sat., February 18th
9:1 —
Seaforth,. Community Ceptre:
Music , By"SHANNQN"
z- Advance tickets $5.00 per couple
' Al the door $6410 per couple.
•TIckets Available from Membe
. of Centerialrea' eculive
reArky
‘."4\0.,, Bob
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,FOLLY LICENSED UNDER THE L.L.B.O.
OPEN: 7 DAYS A406EK,.
12 SOON • 10 RTM. FRIDAY
,,AND SATURDAY EVENING'TIL 1 A.M1
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OUR WEEKEND:
ENTERTAINMENT
In our iounge, starting
Friday & Saturday, Feb. 3 & 4
"Sh annon"
COMING:
February 10 811
"Amaranth"
February 17 818
"Southern Com. fort"
The Sanflpiper Inn...for the finest in
SMORGASBORD DINING
NO RESERVATION REQUIRED
Served Nightly
Remember our
NOON LUNCHEON BUFFET
MONDAY-SATURDAY, 11:30 A.M.-2:00 P.M.
`9th Annual
Pastor Yielding of Bethel Bible •.'
Church- accompanied by Mrs. R..
Gardiner. and Mrs. L. Norris
Visited SEaforth• Manor on'
Wednesday afternoon 'and Mrs.•
Norris read- the poem "If Jesus
Came to Your House" and Pastor
Yielding delivered . a timely
'message. Doris Wills recited a
poem and "Love Lifted Me " was
sung by all. Thanks to the ladies
of„Bethel Church for the lovely
rookies.
- Visiting with • Miss Bessie
.Davidson were Mr. and' Mrs. •Ken
Cowan of . M'rs.
Margaret Cole of Clinton, 'Mrs.'
Edith Dunlop :and Mrs. Janet •
' McArthur of town 'also 'Mr. and
MrS. Stanley Hilleri of •
'Visiting. with Mr. and Mrs.. R.'
McClure were Mrs.. R. McGregor
of Kippen and . Mrs.. Greta
Broadfoot of t g•mondville.
Mrs. Ida Close and Mrs. Edgar
• Allan visited friends at ...Seaforth
Manor including. Mrs. Ada Reid.
Mabel k and Frank McClinchey
of Varna visited with Mrs. Ruby
- Anderson. •
. Mrs. Edna Weber 'and 'Mrs.
Donna Restemeyer of Dashwood
visited their mother. Mrs. 'Adele
Fischer: • •
• Mrs: Gertrude Taylor and Mrs.
Myrtle Taylor visited 'with Miss
hel,MeOurc.and-M•r-:.ancl.-Mrs,
Robert McClure.
Chuich visits
Manor residehts:..
•
Seaforth rink
third in Monkton
• Mr. Wilber Keyes had. an
outing to Goderich ,on Tuesday
afternoon. •
Visiting with Mrs. Ada Reid
were Mrs. Eva McCartney, Mrs,
Elsie. Dinsmore 'and Mrs. Hilda
Montague. •
Happy Birthday to 'Murray
• Davis who celebrated his birthday
on Friday.Jannary 27. • •
• Seaforth .Manor residents were
saddened to learn "eit .the passing
of two of their tellOw residents
Mr. Victor 'Davis. and Mr., Paul
Heck both, of whom had been, at
Seaforth Manor for some years lii
A good number attended bingo,
On Friday afternoon and winners
were: Full House Mrs.; Ada
Reid, • Miss Doris Wills, Mr.
Charlie Ross, • Miss: K 'Laverty...
and . Isabel Landle. (tied):
corners--Miss Mary NeVille, Mr..
Erle Dow,. Mr. Robert McClure,
Alvin McNain; Straight tine-
Mr. Charles Ross, Miss Doris
Wills _Mr. Joe ladwney.
Robert McClure: Full House-•:
Mrs. Ada.Reid, Miss Doris Wills,
Mr. „Ludger Seguin, Miss . K.
Laverty and .Mary Neville • (tied)
Mr. and M Sam MeSpadden
of NorWieh viSited with Mrs.
Minnie HaWleY And Mr.. Zaek
MeSpadden'
-WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR .
PHONE 527-0240 4, 8EATORTH
Seaforth •Community Centre
Valentines Dance
Sat.,, Feb; 11, 1978
9P.m..7 A:M.
AdmissiOn $3.00 per person
Limited to 200 people
Sponsored by
• Chiselhurst Broomball Club
Tickets available from team members
Music by
Chris Black & the Swinging Brass
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HURON COU,NTY'S
FINEST ENTERTAINMENT
.AND DINING CENTRE •
February 24 & 25
"Ccnicifiert
CRIPPLED CHILDRENS
WEEK-END
February & 12 \*-*‘-
Pineridge Chalet, RR 2, Henson
• FREE Snowmobile rides for schildren
• Snowmobiling,
• Entertainment in Chalet
Saturday, Feb. .11
2 p.m.
POKER RUN
Sunday, 'Feb. 12
8:3Qa.rn.. - 12
Pancake .8t Sausage .
Breakfast —
COOKED BY Gourmet
BILL J3RADY •
-of CFPL
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Mooseburgers on sale all week-end
TIMMY & CRIPPLED CHILDREN IN ATTENDANCE
Admission - $1.00 person or a Crippled Kids Button.
ALL PROCEEDS TO
THE CRIPPLED CHILDR-ENS TREATMENT CENTRE
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