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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-01-29, Page 12• The O • • • • • -• You Are What You Eat If you, are tired of the cheap, mass prpthices1 breads, some containing additives and preservatives, come "back to the.Old-fashione'd flavour and gopdness of fresh bakery 'bread. It costs a little m org but wi th no .Ureservattves and 'the finest ingre- dients it is an excellent food value. -TASTY NU" BREAD IS BAKED ON ,,THE ,PREMISES IN ZURICH p;RESH DAILY! (EXCEPT WED..) AVAILABLE AT• tastgenu Bakery Et Cheese House Zurich Seaforth 236-4912 527-1803 1•110111011NOW 01111.A.. Junior "D" Hockey Tavistock VS. Seaforth Centenaires Sunday, Feb. 1 2:00 p.m. Seaforth Arena -TWO Is Sponsored oy: Gord's ,Gulf (Goderich St. East 527-0303 Seaforth Can 'Poopte .__ . Mr.' and Mrs. WalteriTim) Eaton. Seaforth and Mr. LarrV ,Eaton, Don Mills are' vacationing in the. Barbados. • , And Mrs. Dave Netzke celebrated their 67th- weti 'ing anniversary on January 23rd with a supper at the Queens Hotel. They received Cards, flowers and many best '„ wishes. $ SAVE '50 . $ and avoid the spring rush during February, when we paint yoUrcar we will "GRAVEL GUARD" IT FREE!!! (USUALLY $50.00 EXTRA) VILLAGE' AUTO BODY bove Reid Seaforth • 07'1830 R.R.S.P. Guaranteed Investment Certificates • Call John Moore John Moore Insurance Agency Ltd. ° AUTO, VIBE, LIABILITY A MOM PACKAGE POLIO/ Yes tee sell Life Insurance fool OFFICE: DUBLIN 3454512 Dove 344010 , John 3418-9007 • 77 69 68 61 53 51 single and triple - Karen MacDonald, 229 and 635. Ladies high average - Marg Ungarian. 196. -31-en's high single and triple- - Rick Elliott; 329 and 764. Men's high average - John Van Bakel. 226. SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING Ladies high Rachel Riehi. ' 502, .•Second, Mary Riley, 437: Meng high, Cambeli Wey. 636: Second, Bert Walk ters. 534. High Lane- Mary. Riley,,Cambell Wey, Wilmer Cuthill. 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Burns Pay:kNednfsdAY:ty. §PKVing'inta au,q,910 'dellCapy, tO p4rticipantS 6i. a ,ladleA' ttorispipl. 0.(qm left ere 4 SwOrdtea* Bob WitScrt, and hag bearijr4 'Steve BroWn end ,iohn Moore. (Photo by Shoveller) MASTER aHEFS-Gord•PrjrCe •(foregfOund) and Bob„ Wilson keep a close eye 'on two hips of beef being prepared for the Robbie Burns Day festivities at Seaforth Curi frig Club last week. (Photo by Shoveller) ' ARE YOU RUNNING YOUR BUSINESS OR IS IT RUNNING YOU? • If running your business is runny t.3 ragged, call CAW' We can neipi ManysmalibuslneSs owners and managers top to CASE to noir3 them soiVe probierr,s in areas such cis bookkeeping, inventory , control. Cosh flow and promotion It you own or moncve a Small buS!fleSS. " find out if you're eligible for CASE counselling Our counsellors dre experienced business , people selected for their administration talents ondmonooement know-how. Don't let your business get the better of you, callCASE-we're trying-harder to make things easier for small business! For information call PATRICK R. ST. CYR .okirdinoto- .i$V1V4324:470$ Konen) FkaRAL iii1ShaC,17illiPPMENT-BAAk than creative ones Don't itioatielerstanti. It is, n.pc such an altogether foolish thing .t., ‘‘atit 14 01415.0 a decent andwagrear extent it it, an, ninitscrentpating pub* nittett 30,,veith'rnechoete. repetitive mush.. And when • it eritieized.•those often are the kinds Of terms vw.0,. about th.p.t*nli.S !Foreigner,,BOSten,../eurney and Others r are life. liticitilv .t.thqie-•paek tenniS'in the ISHLy. :spinning Oen %%heels .ziritt ptilibere, 'Sun..." 'each, st-oup.ho banding:miter. songs'; bpi Winnipeg has Morrk Litkovvieh anti "Paint Baloyeb. The analogy ends there though." NA innipeg lets ,haee future, • ..they..willgrov% and• improve. but. it is not as.,likely their musical counterparts hate' neteli to look fort% arcl to. ENVII if One -is a die hard. tan ot such groups. be honest. Den't all those groups scent to begirt to emerge into cone another over time? tlavv. they Changed that much? After a. few listetfings does it all of a sudden lose its crispness and excitement? 'Ever %yonder nlo,,)9, Some people. I think. have given some thought to It. mid in their music the% seem intent on not getting trapped. In.- it there is a desire to take a chance. to explore something nets or rework older styles. • The list for those people could start nith 'Johan% Rotten New Column pith the name) and the, Sex ?is*. ones ou gtive4T117thPU90.7'.°tron. `.tha:kvtistriet01:.ss. aka; os.4.xeo-etjQa:crdeo.eerct,r*, ilxekt it te their naive or their muse.- to destroy rhythm aid: made their 'whegig. • the Pistols faded Iris eyirlem the music they tried, but rhythin,retpaintp • There were alternarivesjiteY'Veuldliave stayed -.Wilt ss'h tra jagthie4h.,,cljb: peostoabl, 010:4 .0.i:Wf,.04,!lsOolliinegoi.I.;titr.titZr.Pc..,p7;4.1.1.::. ,like '14059',Oking 't* *40 .out., Fate .40 CT.g.4.0.5-- . Prevented,that: Eate,tiri a nice„naeint. 'Wad: term) claimed Sid ViciOns.r another PiStOt 1$0.111.gr• - ..hnt ereatiVe.`drIve gratuitous tt,age.,Nqing Wtttl:Onteinc011 thn case of Rotten left hint -with the sante desire to upooi rhythm. - • • - • ' • , tOSMETtt ,tilANOX • - • • The result -- Public Wine, Limited -Wit) ; has united closer to the singer's goal. Beginning with a cosputic change. he reverted from his assumed name. Rotten. back to his proper surname.. Lydon. assuming perhaps one dies .., not have„tabe rotten to destroy rhythm. And the chant itt the music is indeed drastic, defying description althaigh there are some eleMents of jazz (progressive) and rack • lurking in the background. Beyond that, however, it nods a new name. The still vacuous term 'pew wave, oftrs nothing. If what Lydon is doing is in some way equivalent p a shift in a liberal direetion, then the move the other way an fall under the heading conservative, though it avoidsniy negative connotations,which may lie in the term. In effect, what appears to have happened in the last lye years or so is a renewed interest both by musicians tad audiences for blues or variations of that ,style. There las actually been an undercurrent of blues afficienados. vett Within rock, dating well back into the 60's. The mist - prominent name then was likely Paul Butterfield, at lest immore pepttlar music circles. He and his baedhad-tfeir mojo working as early as 1965, and drew heavily on he influence Of massive ChiCago blues fraternity. LED ZBPPLIN There were Other's. and two which come to mind are ed Zeppelin and to a lesser degree. Traffic. The first Zeppelin album hardly masked the group's reliance on bfues, and it continued through their next three productions. with sows Bowling scores . Weekly Ladies: high #4 Tryhards 41 single - Barb W., 24; high. #2 Buggy's6 38 triwpILICIyamrolenMsa:chLeigahniin6g191e. , . ,ST 34 JAMES fEANIS - Larry W.. 270; high triple - Crickets ' 86 LaSrre5asWoU:snadies:: ':high Mosquitos 83 like 'You Shook Mc' anti. Sonny Boy Williamson s 'Brtng it on Home.' There are blues underpinnings in Traffies*ork as well, but it shares its influence, at least in much of the -early stuff. with both folic and jazz. The' latter in tater material has exerted a steadily growing force. Today, there are new groups paying tribute to the men who 'paid their dues.' Led ,Zeppelin may be disbanded (brought about by. the death of John Bonham?, Traffic may he now beading in differeat'.direction. -But now Butterfield can InQk for those sharing his musical interest in people 4e,9entge Ttiningood, cnnada's Powder Blues acid )44.4rrs Med,tiawkst 'AIL t am .cOnvinered., ,are. attracted to rock's torfiS,10 Ittossiwthe Aggrl,pavy of its musical siiVia4„and lyrical hnnevy,•• • Of PV:ihrget 'tOti$00P.NighttlAWk*ms4#.04-* doini: in I 4011e. ,away - pr mine tpine, 'Attip.tetitiM ta.47$0 173:44 4:1.,Rt•',900;',A10.tfolmo OMR1*Ni* Ogroaro.ks$04tr09000011iNtikolltOsoakthat Arty-PO only acrd record with current favorite. of the isliglith4w_ks is. piano man Pinenv -Perkins -who • his fietliii-rtOrdo twri oriTre -4foirp7‘s 41-boms. incFuding a five track en 'Open All Night;-- • ThortigOod.Wmot6 electric, and he plays an exceptional slide guitar: His;:raSpY. -abrasive' voice makes the Vele* sound convincing. The Powder Blues lie somewhere between traditional blues and modern rock and are probably a good leaping off point for someone interested in blues but anxious not to spend money on something they may not like. - It is all there, and more. You can go one direction or the' other, but either way. you won't be standing still. Next week. a look at some new wave material, incinding Talking Heads,. XTC and the. Vapors, Maybe even ...a Squeeze here and there *and a little 'bit Of Elvis. Vo. not E,P. " 1 become mot,. and mot% that music t044) 114 being pulled in two ditterent directions. either ton ards progressive rik,•)+ • ar •10•44S something grounded in traditional hiqes or, !az/ jetneen them: the trap from which the% ale es.aping. sits ' the boring, IN KEEPING 'WITH TRADITION-Beecher "Menzies entertained and amused Ifie gathering 'at the Seaforth.Curling-Club NVednesday with his animated address to the haggis. (Photo by Shoveller) Bowling .. • TEAM STANDINGS by. Herb Shoveller • unimagiwittse rueh n huh has u s s tu I I% sterilized too great a portion it the I ••• in tat past decade First. the had gu% s h. are not reall!, hud gu)s wtdottne'ith brOar.49:grat at but they are itiost ..ertatek we aced e finanentl goals , single Marg Scott, 274; Beetles 100 high triple - Mare Scott. 703; Julie Bugs 58 • .54 high average - Barb W. and Dragon Flies Nancy IL-both with 186. Men's high single and triple • 'John Coleman; 290 Season's Men's: high ,sin- and 788. gle - Ron B., 335; high triple Ron B., 922; high average - Ladieshigh-tingle • gita Ron . 230'. Core, 260. Ladies high fiple - Ruth Campbell, 583. ' Standings: Crickets 65 Mosquitos • 63 58 W BE arwigs 50 50 Spiders 46 ' High Single: Marg Ungar- ian - 280; John Cairns - 266. High Triple: Marg Ungar- ian - 696; Tom. Phillips - 678. • STANDINGS #5 Liteweights " 64 #1.The Winners 54 #3 Highlanders @ 51 ,116 Shoguns ock Walton Area Sparfs Club Snowmobile POKER RALLy Sunday, February 1st • t • •