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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-10-26, Page 11 (2)THE HU ON EXPlOSI TOR: OCTOBER 28, 1978 Mime artist cdming lyt Tr".•!TP.77!"—,•77‘.... Bibi Caspari Trapshoot held . People Miss Madonna McQuaid, has been granted the, silver medal for Grade Ill Violin examinations for the 1977-78 season. The medal will be presented to her the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music Convocation on Saturday, November 4th. 'ladle /back A division of Tandy Electronics atk, S.C.. Save $ Get in on thrs super buy in stereo! Realistic Clarinette-98, Listen to it, record on it Or sing along with it...It's a whole world of stereo entertainment in one compact unit. Play pre-recorded stereo cassette tapes, your favourite LPs or 45 RPM records or listen to the AM or FM stereo radio. You can also use it to build an Inexpensive tape library for home or car by recording from the phono or from the AM/FM receiver. You can even add your voice to the music as you record, with our 'Sing-Along' feature. 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Or give us a call. 0. arm lot 1 r rti Hair Design 16 Main St.. Seaforth Ph 527-1270 PERTH FEDERAL LIBERAL Association Policy Conference Sat. NOV. 9 a.m. S p.m. Northwestern Secondary School, Stratford Get involved- help formulate the Liberal Policy of tomorrow. WORK SHOPS ON: • 1 . Agriculture-Employment and the Economy 2. Democracy-Where do we go from here 3. Constitution-purposed changes Guest Panelists to include Me Hon. Eugene Whalen . Dr MarcMac Gujigan Total cost including lunch $10.00 Reglater CentsiGtt Wilfred kmaskapf, J45.294 before Wednesday, November 1 " Registrations Now Being Taken for GUITAR LESSONS Call Paul Stevenson at 482-9869 ton with 16 targets. Shooting will continue next Sunday, October 29th. Mri and Mrs, John Van Geffen have returned from a. six week ylsit With relatives in Holland. While there they attended a birthday gathering marking the 9Qth birthday of Mr. Van Geffen's mother. Mrs. Sam Phillips and Miss Janet Cluff have returned from •a trip to the British Isles. Mr,,and Mrs, Gordon McBurney, Mrs. Mae Young and Mrs. Ella Shiell on Sunday: visited Mrs. Art Nicholson and Art Nicholson at the Manor. Mrs.. Edith Baker, T(It 4, Clinton, found a green balloon , Sunday, Oct. 22 which had been released by the Sunday §Sehool Class at Bethany Baptist Church in Grand Blank, Michigan by John. Bussberry at 10:45 a.m. and was found around 4 p.m. Mr. John Dolson of Toronto and Mrs. Frieda Heard of Hamilton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Attending the Deanery Meeting at. the IrnmacUlate Conception Church, Stratford last week were: Miss Theresa Bauer, Mrs. Harry Hak, Miss Barbara Jordan, Mrs. Wilbert Maloney, Mrs. Dan O'Rourke, Mrs. James • Pan, Mrs. Alvin Smale and Mrs—Ken Vincent. Andy, Susan and Gabrielle White and Ma4-garet McLean visited on the weekend with Mr. White's parents in B'ir'mingham, Mighigpn. Legion plans Hallowe'en dance Once agaiii_comrades-ies - greeted the Meal people as Early-Bird campaign at the they arrived. Seaforth Legion branch, and At the Dominion Con- this year Seaforth has--been vention at Edmonton this challenged by two branches year the Sons and daughters take the Provincial honours in the District that they will of Veterans who belong to the Legion were ' given the for the most paid up mem- right to vote at, branch level. ' bers by Dec. 31, 1978. Last Thursday at the general Seaforth Legion has two meeting there were a num- Provincial awards now and ber of the associate members have a place for the third. at the meeting,„ The ex- See Al Nicholson or his ecutive wants Co welcome committee to-day. them and extends an in- The Entertainment com- vitation to the rest of the mittee plans a Halloween associates to attend the party at the branch for meetings. Two first war membbrs and guests only. members were also at this There will be no admission rneeti ng - charge and by all reports its The Poppy drive cahvass going to be a fun night with of Seaforth will be • on lunch served. The date is November 6, at 6:30' p.m. Friday, Oct. 27, 9-1. instead of Oct. '6 as reported Last THursday a bus load in the bulletin. Poppies will of students from Seaforth be on sale in the stores Public School senior choir before this date. travelled to Westminister Sunday smorgasbord that hospital to entertain the the ladies served was a patients. This is one thing success as usual, and they that the patients enjoy as will be having another one on they do not see too many Sunday, November 26. This children. The Choir put on a time they are having Turkey programme of song and and all the fixings. dance that pleased the We are happy to hehr that patients and later the.), went Frank Case is getting up a bit ,among the men and passed at the Manor, also we hope out cookies. Comrades Jack that Jim McGregor will soon Holland and. Mike Feeney be better. Regular trap shoot was held at Kippen Gun Club Sunda, October 22. Bert Mahaffey, Staffa and Dan Crerar, Hensall were top shooters of the day with perfect scores of 25 each. Following closely were Jamie Caldwell, Kippen, 24. Dave Carter, Clinton and Al Kyle, Brucefield, 23.- Next with 19• targets each were Brian Beer, Hensall1 Gary Koehler, Hensall and Bill Stewart, •Goderich. Pete Black, Clinton with 18 tar- gets and Mike Carter, Clin- Wed. Nov. 2 at 8 p.m , the Blyth Centre for the Arts rings Caspari and CompUY mime "dance Those who like folk or blue,grass music will have an excellent opportunity for en iovm en t Sunday night when By Wendy Tremeer A very successful break- fast was held at the Curling Club on Sunday, Oct. 22. Everyone who attended now knows, why those days are „called Fun Days'. Lottery tickets were won by John Longstaff's team in the first draw and Steve Brown's team in the second draw. Thanks to the Special Events Committee for a 'fun day.' The lb is open this week for anyone_ _ wanting in-: struction or practice. Call Bob Ste. Marie (or the club) if you are- planning on going over in off-hours to make sure the club is open if you don't have your own key. The draws will be starting next week. Monday is men's curling at 7:15 ,and 9:15; Tuesday afternoon is ladies' curling at 1:30; Wednesday evening is competitive curling; Thursday evening is mixed curling at 7:15 and Theatre to. Western Ontario. Mime is the Universal Language and has the ability_ to communicate and 9;15; Friday evening is mixed curling. You will be getting a call from your skip before your game next week. Anne Cunningham, Marg. Fleming, Donna Woca and Wendy Tremeer attended a S.O.L.C.A. meeting in (Kincardine) on Monday, Oct. 23. Twelve out of seventeen clubs were re- presented, There were• a few rule changes and two new competitions were intro- duced to begin in 1979-80 Changes etc, will be listed on , the-ladies-bulletin-board. Don't forget the pot luck supper on Nov. 4. See you next week at the club and good curling. PINERIDGE CHALET R.R.2 Hensall HALLOWE'EN DANCE Sat. Oct. 28 Joe Overholt & The Standbys Prizes for Costumes Food Available Reservations 262-2277 236-4610 236-4213 entertain all age 'groups. Caspari and Company were recently well received at the Toronto ZOO where they entertained for hours both children andladults. Bibi C sp ri, founder and artistic Oi r of Caspari and CoMpan Mime Dance Theatre, was initially schooled in the French. Mime tradition, From this base she went on to broaden her skills by further study in related fields such as acting, ballet, acrobatics, and modern dance, Starting with solo performances in 1073, her work expanded to include presentations with other Open Reception ior George '& Catherine McCLURE Nov. 4 at Seaforth Community Centre music by; MusieMakers .Lunch -Provided - SEA FORTH artists, including musicians, dancers, and poets, titbi Caspari and 'Company's performance to • Ire seen in Blyth on Nov. 1 will include the Hunter, the Conductor, , Fellow the Line, CaSparl the Boxer and much more, All tickets are available rnrougn the Myth CenfEe for the Art% Doi 291, Blyth or at the Huron Expositor in SeafOirh. Call 523-9300 Lions Bingo Every Saturday at Blyth Memorial Hall 8 p.m. 12 reg. - 10 each 3 share the wealth $150 mot, foo_vaiht. every Sat. at 8 p.m. Curlers have club breakfast Public welcome at FM a topflight concert comes to the Blyth Centre for the Arts Memorial Hall, Blythr_ will feature the popular The concert is sponsored bluegrass band The Dixie by CKNX FM Sterio 102 and Flyers who performed at Memorial Hall last spring. The Flyers are one of the, top bluegrass bands in Ontario and have a popular following in many areas. Also on hand for the concert will be Dublin-area recording artist Bob Burchill. Mr. Burchill has' performed his blend of folk and country music across Ontario and as far away as Sweden. His album. Will I Ever Get to Heaven has been widely praised by music critics. The third act on the bill is, Barb Banfield of London who has connections with Mlle.; grass 'music. .The concert, will be taped for later broadcast on FM .102. 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