HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-08-26, Page 11MO THE HURON EXPOSITOR AUGUST
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-Fair
September 4, 5,
6 a 7 •
BEAN-IOVERS4ALORE---There-were. pferrty---Trade' by-Tudat -Wcyrnefr's-g mum; vow-gewar--- •
of customers for baked beans in Zurich craft and agricultural exbibits .and, naturally
Saturday as the village welcomed thousands to ate beans. ' - (Photo by White)
the a)nnual bean festival. The crowds sampled
HE WON'T
COME IN FROM THE BARN
An Agricultural CortiedN
for Cynical Times"
directed by Paul Thompson
Starring Ted Johns. two ( ows, pigs, and a rooster!
HELD OVER TILL SEPT. 12 AT• 8:30 P.M.
Blyth Memorial Hall 8 30 p m
Tues -Sat '8 30 p m 'Added Matinee Sept 5, 2 p m
Tickets still available • call 523.9300, 5231225
See the Back-to-School values
for styles and savings in
The Huron Expositor
To place Our back-to-school advertising
call Laurie at 527-0240
An election of officers for
the next reunion was held
and they are:
president -
John Glousher; vice;, presi-
dent - Bob Pryce; Secretary-
treasurer - Helen
kinch committee - Mac and
Ann Bolton; Mac and Joan
Stewart. Sandra and Harvey
Hempel; sports -Committee -
Doug.And Cathy Keys, Bob
and "Been Pryce, Bill and
Carol Baxter.
The next reunion will be
held on the 3rd Sunday in
August 1983.
Youngest noo•tAin
was Robin Hempel and the
person coming farthest was
Carl Bolton. Mac Bolton
guessed how much popcorn
was in the jar. Bev. Pryce
guessed the weight of. the.
watermelon.
Everyone was invited to
help Ken and Joan celebrate
their 25th anniversary on
Aug. 29.
Mac Bolton thanked every-
one for coming and said he
hoped to see everyone at the
next reunion.
LeOlor Ions stag tourne
eomieg Wed:. Sept.
, 2, is Ladivs. ArAitivy
Meeting at 8 4/411.* ukder-
The president-,have invited the
stand' the ladies and their
"Men to this meeting. so
Legion Cernrades please come out
and enjoy an evening with
our ladies. T46, deserve our
support, News
bit.d" campaign will start
this year on Sept 1. ,Al
NOPtlibb and his committee
wilt beiPless)fd to, accept.out
dues at 'our earliest conven-
ience. Good luck comrades
and another plaque will be
welcome at our branch.
There is a Drumhead
Service at Howick on Sun.,
Sept. 6. This is a Zone
Drumhead and our colours
will be emoted 'to ))c on
theli patade. .Members
may parade Lu proper drias
of the Legiob•
Em hippy to report our
popular first vice-pres. Peter
Malcolm is now at home
recuperating from his recent
accident. We all wish you as
speedy recovery Peter.
At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them.
-P6RPONscon
Our membership chairman
has reported our "early
Stratford
plans
alternate
theatre
The Stratford Alternate
Theatre plans its first pro-
duction . of the 1981-82 sea-
son: The Best of the $2.98
Cabaret. The show will be
held September 3, 4, and 51
in the' recently renovated
City Hall Auditorium. The
Stratford Alternate Theatre
will be the first community
group to make use of this
facility since the closing of
Stratford Summer Music's
---first season.
The show itself is a
selection of the most popular
swim and sketches from past
caligfets and is being direct-
ed by the S.A.T.'s newly-
elected 'president, Bruce
Barber, Jr. Included in the
cast are Lorie Anderson. Ann
Brown, Jim Gibb, Ray
Houle. Kevin Jenson, Scott
Keller, Anita LaSelva, Fiona
Mac Gregor, Ben Magnin,
Sally Ritchie and Linda Ryck-
man-Ham - all' local resi-
dents.
The $2.98 Cabaret will
take place at 9:00 p,m. on
September 3.4, and 5. Doors
will be opened one hour
before each performance and
refreshments will be served'.
The event is licensed under a
Special Occasions Permit of
the Liqupr License Board.
BOWLERS
• Inclivid.ualS
• Couples
• Teams
• Nev Leagues
WANTED
For 1981-82 Season
NOBEL
LANES
Market St.
Seaforth, Ont.
527-0840
Prime Times are still
available for a league from
your place. Give us a call.
Expert assistance given t
you from our staff to form a
league.
poirAvirt;
THIS WEEK
Midnight Riders
NEXT WEEK
Rose. & AI Derek
with the. Blue Chips
Commercial
Hotel
Seaforth
4.' 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
5274020 23 Main St. Seaforth
LI
Monday to Wednesday
10% off
DINNERS ONLY
Seaforth Restcturant
and Steak House
a v• •
,•••
a-
•
SEAFORTH TURF CLUB
Pork Barbecue
& Dance
at
SEAFORTH ARENA
Saturday, Aug. 29
SUPPER AT 6 P.M.
DANCING At 9 P.M.
Tickets $6.00 per person
1
Availabie, from any Turf anti members.
At this time I want to
remind all residents to re-
move their vehicles off the
streets at night. You will
avoid a ticket, and the street
sweeper will have the oppor-
tunity to clean the whole
street instead of just part, of
In the past week four
people were 'charged for not
wearing their seat belts, and
fines of $28.00 were impos-
ed.
Registrations
are now being accepted
for studerits
for the fall term
at the
Seaforth
Pre-School
Learning
Centre
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE .
IS AVAILABLE
TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS.
Applications are available at the school
"Any local resident who wishes to assist
with' olunteer supervision during the
year" please contact
Mrs. Marie Vogels,
CR. 2 Dublin
345-2315
Mitchell Fair
STEP DANCE
• COMPETITION
September 5th
CLASSES: OLD TIME DOWN EAST
Band under Band Under
12 and under 12 and Under
Open ' Open
GROUP DANCING OF 3 OR MORE
10 and under
Open
Trophies and prizes for top winners Prizes for all
entries ,sin entry fee required Contact Mrs Jean
Reaney, Mitchell, R'12 #3, 348-8445
ARNOLD J: STINNISSEN
I 1/1- , and Mortgage Insiirance flans
• Income las Deduciiihle Registered
1,1c•tirement `lasing., Plaits and ‘iintlities.
Income Aseraging Annuities
1sk for our ite‘i.
, Premium l'
— FPRESEN 1 INt;
Sun Life Assurance
Company of Canada
for 21 years.
•
Te1.527-0410
117
GODER1CH ST. EAST
SEAFORT11
HELLO
KATIMAVIK -
HAS ARRIVED
A nine month volunteer 'Youth in Action' program,
sponsored by the TovOn of Goderich. A group of 22
youths (ages 17-21) will be working on. protects such as
the Pioneer Museum. Town Jail and the Town Hall.
WANTED
- Used furniture. household iquipment. appliances. and
anything useful to setup housekeeping in two h,omes
for a 10 month period. Willing to borrow or purchaii.
Donations would 'be appreciated. ,
'ALSO. Wanted to rent. house in Goderich.
PLEASE 'CALL•
GODERICH 524-4678 OR
SEAFORTH 527-0965 C01.110
with information and we will return your call In regards
to pick-up.'
On Sunday, Aug. 15. 72
relatives attended the 43rd
Bolton Reunion at the home
of Ken and Joan Campbell.
Winners of the races were:
5 yrs. and under girls - Susan
Stewart; 5 yrs. and under
boys - Jeff Tremeer; 12 and
under girls - Leisa Heimpel,
Debbie Campbell; 12 and
under boys. - Ron Pryre. Jiro
Price (tied), 16 and under
girls Kathy Ptyce,
*tit Stewart (tied; 16 and
under *boys. Brip Keys.
DaVitkCaMpbell; Ming. Van
- Bolton. tsvtzt
4;004 - Brad Campbell;
married Men .-Leo.iainieat"
Doug Keys; sacieOce 6 and
under 7 Stiian Stewart,. Shan-
non Craig; sack race 1,3 and
under girls -, Leisi Hempel,
Susan Buster; sack race 13
anct under boys • Bill Ste-
wart. Ron Pryce; young men
kick the shoe Michael
Bolton, Paul Bolton; Brian
Keys; young ladies kick the
shoe - Kathy Pryce, Renee
Masse, Heather Keys; ladies
softball throw Cathy Keys.
Irma Pryce, Ann Bolton;
ladies kick the slipper - Irma
Pryce. Anne -Bolton, Carol
Baxter; men's kcik the slip-
per - Bob Pryce. Doug Keys;
sponge and water race - Bob
Pryce team; balloon race -
Bob Pryce team.
After some visiting every-
one enjoyed a meal' of BBQ
steak, baked potatoes, corn
on the cob and 'an assortment
of salads, and desert.
Mac Brilion,Ihe President
held a short meeting after
the meal and thanked .Ken
and Joan-Campbell. and Bill
and Gr=ace Campbell for
hosting the reunion.
•
Bolton's reunion marks 43rd
We have very little to
report at time of writing this
week. Our golf teams in
Owen Sound did very well
with the number one team
placing second. This gives us
one entry to the provincial
finals in Blenheim, an hon-
our we have never had
before, that can -recall;
congratulations comrades.
We have one date to remind
all our golfers about which is
our stag golf tournament this
,afternoon (Aug. 29) at 2:30
p.m. If you haven't placed
ber of minor, non-injury
accidents.
One accident was quite
yput nainc jist ple.ge spectacular, as it involved • Wideman of Elmira. This-
do so right
sports officer can order the
necessary steaks and prizes.
If you, can't get down to the '
branch give Jim - Watson a
ring.
two vehicles but no drivers.
Edward Van Dyk had left his
pickup truck parked on the
lot at Gord's Gulf with the
engine running. The vehicle
dipped into reverse and left
the parking ' lot, crossed
Goderich Street and struck a
parked vehicle on the lot at
Archie's Sunoco. This vehic-
le was owned by Walter
McClure of R.R. 2, Seaforth.
This accident resulted in
total property damage of
BY HAL CLAUS
.C714:1W' OF POLICE
This past week the Sea-
forth Police Department was
called to investigate a num- .
Police report
accident$obut no drivers
accident resulted in approx-
imately $2000.00 dollars -in
property damage. Wideman
was charged with "following
too close".
approximately $1300.00 dol-
lars.
On Aug. 24, 1981 at
approximately 5:20 p.m.
Nicholas Hauwert of Strat-
ford, travelling east on Gode-
rich St. was struck by a
vehicle driven by Leonard