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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-05-06, Page 110 HENSALL BEAN POT Proprietork, wish to .thank eVeryone for good luck wishes, loc.vers and gifts re- cieved, also all those who made their Grand Opening Successful. 1 Opeing MAO AHOVITIMISOPI : MAT 8.9-10 SIAM FM.; MAT IN TO MAT 14111 . $100WW4SA FRI.. SAT. A SAN. T AL I PM sinn..mists. ant snowado a:in P.M. ill} I )55ER01 I\I. I, '4,0104,1.4 p THE L- AST CHAVTER ADULT ' THE OMEN TRHAXPi f to 1Am. WARPANG3 Son» SPARS orifrielolitnt. Moots*, Br. WILLIAM HURT SiGOURSIEN WFAV ER Chnowai &MANTIC Am THIN/UM gYEWI PrX t SCROERV-47- 4INC- CONCESSION RD 4 • 0 57; • PHONE 524 981 3111111111111111Ii 1:Virile. SAT. MATINEE 1:30 PM PARK GOOttetCH tit -.fir In C.-ti -_14.21"or Saturday, May 9 Enjoy the sounds of County Fair ' Afternoon Matinee 4 - MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL • Sat. 6 - 8 p.m. ROAST BEEF DINNER $4.50 NEXT WEEK: Grand Slam & Glen Logan Commercial Hotel Seaforth GIANT Rummage and Auction Sale Saturday, May 9th Hensall' United Church Hcill Rummage Sale 9 a.m. Aucligni0-in BAKE SALE 2 P.M. SPONSORED BY. EXPLORERS Coffee and snack bar available. All proceeds for Hensall United Church Building Committee for Senior Citizens Housing. Clothing, furniture, appliances, antiques, knick knacks. For free pick up May 6th and 7th, after 5 p.m. 262-2946 262-2129, 2621-5018, 262-2124 or 262-5838 Suppott this worthwhile coMmunity project. DANCE to the music of Walter Ostenack Saturday, May 9 is DANCE The Dublin Corporation Friday, May 22 STRATFORD FAIRGROUNDS doors open at 8 p.m. advance tickets 55.00 Available at the Expositor licenced by Special Occasions permit Groups of 20 or-more receive 20% discount. Phone 271-5130 Clinton Arena SPONSORED BY THE CLINTON FAIR BOARD TICKETS . averpersonTearrtye-obtainedr-- from any director , the secretary Faye Fear, or the Blue, Fountain Restaurant, Clinton All proceeds to be used to reduce the loan of the Fair Board. Special permit in effect . USE EXPOSITOR WANT ADS' Phone 527-0.240' ' Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE 527-1106 Clarence Dennis of At• wood visited Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mr. and ,IVIrs Harold Mc. Callum returned home after spending a few days at their cottage at Manitoulin Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele Visited with Melinda-Koehler and Morley one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Presicator of Crectiton '.(sit- ed Sunday with-Mary Thorn- ton at • Seaforth Comniunity Hospital and also y 'sited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum'. Bessie Davidson of Sea- forth Manor and formerly of 12th Concession-. McKillop Tw'p,, is a patient at Seaforth Community Hospital. Jean Broadfoot of Walton week is also a patient at the same hospital. We wish them both a speedy reeoyery. Joy McCowan has return- ed from 'a twelve day trip to -the Eastern (Jailed States where she visited Saddlebred and Standard ?red Breeding, Farms ' in .New Jersey, and New York. She attended races with friends at the. "Meadow - lands" in New Jersey and Monticello Raceway in New York. • • .. She also visited with rela- tives in the Boston and New Education PLAYING THIS WEEKEND FRI.-SAT..SUN.. MAY 8-9-10 VT oavv.cm, :47 STIR CRAZY tisgW: "ADULT • , ENTERTAINMENT 0,14 WARNINGI' SOME LANGUAGE MAY RE OFFENSIVE PLUS1ND FEATURE " JILL MICHAEL CHARLES CLAY BU RGH DOUGLAS GRODIN tfunnylow xfory. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Gary Birmingham, 'princi- pal of the host school. ck- teiided"greetings and spoke, of the Iiistdry and the growth_ _ of Our Lady of Mount Carmel' school from early days to the • present time. Board chairman. Ronald Murray, of Dublin. spoke about the combined efforts required to celebrate learn- ing__._ • - , - aNilliamekert director-pf education for the hoard. talk ed on the variety of person. nel involvedln the education of Catholic students. The parlor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Rev. J.P. Nelligan. was the guest speaker in honour of their Edgar and Helen Rathwell wish to invite friends, relatives and neighbours to an OPEN RECEPTION 40th Wedding Anniversary . on Saturday May 9 Best wishes only. oTozdatotoNotOtibm gegobdollcraW0vogotvelltotagewoct. e0//4/141a,WornAVIsr4WASINNOA,100.04,4101111MLIWilarAXIMOI LIIIPAgralINIMIWIIIVIaraMMIKWIKVONMPAraCainagoalon..0Ww* SPRING SHIN 1G and SHOW S Gong Show Starts at 7:45 p.m/ Dancing 9:00 p.m. to1:00 a.m. Advance Tickets: $4.00 per Person at the Door $6.00 per Person (No Minors Admitted) S Saturday, May 16, 1981 at the Seaforth Arena Music by "Star, Trek" The following groups•aresponsoring this Dance: Seaforth Lions Club, Se'aforth Optimist Club, Seaforth Arena committee, Seaforth Agricultural Society, Seaforth Centenaires' Hockey Club. Proceeds are'for 600 new chairs & 60 tables for the Arena Floor Dances. 4%.,irsaroomormigiontoothwoftwoodrAmbiproli..vioimozowingliblomiwaiKeigliglivbil000w t letivimordegitigoAni" • k O,• k /„4. '1/4 0, RI 4 CP7r, 0,,k tv v v FAMILY AND ADULT • ROLLER SKATING at the Seaforth Arena StarOng:Thqrsday, May 7th 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. $1.00 per, person (including skates) for 4 or more in a family, $1.00 off toial cost. Door Prizes "Come lust and skate with your WOW" tb L b 1 7HE HURON EXPO$1TOR, 111 lesvms•OVY WE LIKE THE BARNYARD Dean Finnegan, ' left and Derek MacDonald admired same of the machinery diking their nursery school Class's visit to the Baker's sheep farm on Highway 8. (Photo by White) SNOW AND WHITE — Local farmer Edith *Baker shows two new baby lambs call Snow and White to a crowd of admiring Seaforth *nursery school. students who visited her Tuckersmith farm recently. (Photo by White) Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Dale spent a few days last week in Port Hope attending the 0.5.1.1.14. conference. Easter visitors at the home of • Mr. and Wk. -Eifficr Townsend in' tiarphurey were: MT: and MeS,.q.eprp 10wilw5,4 aitd .4mity,,A4. Vitt Mr6;,,Aipx,T4,0*in4,40.. family of Tuckeivaitb, 'Mt: and Mrs:•.Pitea-aawftl,„.44 0114 Cheryl 4f Fergus Mr.,A00. ivlr5 GetaKTOW.:4004,.. R14. anti ltifg.fia.01 ,.Oft, ,Arthtp.. *0044 Kiwiten0.00.R1F4,:, giiAticth.TtOtpi .friOArif0*htli,ng, ,• . • - • • •• • • •. - • • • .• Mr% .and 4r... 41*,:. • 'ROI - HOR.Orlfit, • Stratford. Mr and 15,10s: Eggert. .14weeit.; *Mr, .40.140..-1:$ert .f.ohrroun,:„\-$486; Aodtey Potter, Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest.- Paynter. -Regina. Sask.: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Putman. BayliOd... Velma Parker. Kitchener: and Mrs.. B. Bell. New Hamburg were recent visitors with Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. SteWart. Mrs. Fred Dyer of Columbus. Georgia visited Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Devereaux. A 40th wedding anniversary party for. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston of Clinton was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston. Lo'ndesbero, April 26. Noon visits in McKillop Bedford Mass. area. Mr. Randy Johnsen of Stratford spent the weekend at the home of Larry. Marsha and Randy Nevers. IN THE BARN — In the barn with mere than 100 sheep and iambs at Edith and-John Baker's farm were nursery school students, from left, Gaby White, Carrie Mcliwain, Laura McKercher and Krista Morris. The whole class watched attentively as Mrs. Baker fed yogurt to a sick lamb, showed another iamb witti its leg in a splint and pointed out, several newborns. (Photo by White)" ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. SEAFORTH Op'en Friday Nights Until 9:0b p.m. BY WILMA OKE The official opening of education week was held by the Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board at Our. Lady of Mount Carmel school' when parents. teachers, students, trustees and guests filled the gymnasium Sunday after- noon. StudentS from the school,,,, and three cithet:aii-""i_selipols, St. BOniface at Zurich." Precious Blood at Exeter and Ecole Ste. Marie at St. 'Joseph. provided, entertain- . ment. .