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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-10-21, Page 11hanpenin ••• Sat., Oct. 24 Sat., Oct, 24 Sat., OPt. 24 Sat., Oct. 24 Sim., Oct. 25 Stin., Oct. 25 Sun., Oct. 25 Oct. 27 Tues., Oct:27 Tues., Oct. 27 EVENT Atom practise Public Skating Lucan vs Centen- nal.res Public Skating Novice Practice Atom Practice PeeWeePractice Public 641110 . TO,Vi$10.01( vs Centeneires I.H.L. POOVVee 'Pract ice Bantam. Practice Midget Practice PLACE Vanastra Arena Vanastra Arena Hensel, Arena Vanastra Arena Vanastra Arena Vanastra A rena4 Vanastra4!Nrena Vanastra .Arena Hensel! Arena HenSall Arena Vanastra Arena Vanastra Arena Vanast re Arena TIME 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. 7:30 -9:30 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 1-3 p.m. 3-4 P.m. 4-5 p.m: 5-6 PM,. 2-4-p.m. 8:30 - 10:00`P.m. when they saw it. 6:30-10:30p4tml Corporation Friday, or Mare PrOperlY tile,Canada • Post Corporation. 6:45- 8:15 pin. customers. Dianne Qtdfieid (tenant! Marjorie Rock knew a good deal 5:30 -6:30 To.rnarR the of ce alowSeeforth's pott office was offering free cdffee to its 3;.'10-P•rn• ''; 1 - - CROWN 'CORIi9RATION Post °ifiCialtY. became at crown What's happening is a Weekly column, space donated by The • Huron Expositor. Toil* your event, call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. DATE Fri., oct. 23 Fri., Oct. 23 Fri., Oct. 23 Bowlin G ta;ce131rDr Ladies: high siingle Caeolat Kale 2:87 e244 Ka&tieebnn's . high single John Vern High triple Season's ladies: Scott67b. se es: high sin- gle Bea Kale 244; High triple Bea Kale 672; High average Mary Beuerman 237. Men's high single John Coleman 288; High triple Vern Scott 676,. High Average Art Finlrysnonox02`. 12 6s Rangers R .2S Zoos '19 Angels 13: Tigers. 10 Twins 10' 7 Blue Jays ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL highway No. 8 West Clinton ******4:4***,41.441- * * * PLAYING THURSDAY-FRIDAY & SATURDAY LAST NIGHT URS., OCT. 22nd STARTS FRI., OCT. 23-29 SHOWTIMES: FRI. & SAT. T & 9:15 SUN.-THURS. a P.M. WARNING; Not sultablefor children. VILA. Faye Dunaway is Joan Crawford. ;\ star...a legend...and a mother... The illusion of perfection. (r: ti Mitivart PARK GOOratiC14 1101111=1 advetoremQuilting October 23 2-4 p.m. Knights of Columbus Haii Highway 9 South of Walkerton Speakers Films Demonstrations Rook Table Tips f6 beginners & Experts Advice on how to form Quilting Guild Lund; Admission $1.00 Sponsored by Walkerton. Heritage Heritage Fair P.0: Box 1331, Phone 881-1034 An People - ,Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Maloney , Attended a family gathering it the home of Mr. and Mrs, Alwyn McDonell at St. Andrews West, Ontario on Thanksgiving day. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. George McDonell, G_arden City Mich; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maloney and grandaughter Michelle of Barrie; Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney of Ottawa and Mr. Ken Maloney of Cornwall. EUCHRE The Legion News "Sissy Spacek makes a quanniin leap to major stardom... Tommy Lee Jones has the strongest part of his screen career, and plays it with strength and subtlety." mo,„,,,....3.villiani.on "'Oial Miner's Daughter' positively shines with freshness . find power." I.vnn Minton. McCall's Magazine "Sissy Spacek gives a virtuoso performance." "BIRT colirric City TV Channel 79 is on the way chahnels - 2 Buffalo, 3 TVID, 4 Buffalo, 5 Toronto, 6 Global, 7 Buffalo, 8 Wi gham 10 London, 11 Hamilton, 12 Local, and 13 Kitchener welcor this latest addition to their-family, •- Mitchell-Seaforth Cade TV invites you to be our guest for a 60 day Free Trial but yOu only have until October 31, to give us a call. Remember — No obligation No Hookup Charge (Reg. 30.00) Nothing to Sign. And we'will smile and thank you for trying it if you decide not to keep it. • HURRY Phone '345-2341 and leave your name, address, and telephone another Watch Channel 12 far Channel 79 deft:tail Mitchell - Seaforth Cable TV SUPPLYING ENTERTAINMENT TO OVER 4,800 VIEWERS 345.2341 I.O.O.F. Hall Wednesday, Oct. 21$ 8:00 p.m. Cash Pizes Lunch Provided SPONSORED,BY ODDEELLOWS REBEKAH'S Public Skating at the Vanastra Arena Fri., Oct. 23 - 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sat., Oct. 24.1 to 3 p.m. Sun., Oct. 26 - 2 to 4 p.m. c, Admission Adults 51.00, Children $ .60 Bruiser: Buchanan THE HURON EXPOSITOR MOSER 2IA 11„1 People were Miss Susan Leonhardt lock Mr- Patrice PaOwdle• Than,giving-visitors.with Mr. .*44 Mrs. Les Leaftlisrdt Nice, FOUICV. Mr. and Mrs, Brian Leonhardt and Jud,44 Cambridge. Mr. and MTS. Doe; Barber, Kits.keper, Miss Pat. Barber, Toronto. Mr, Allan Duncan, Editio0ou. Miss Joanne Gulliver, London Mrs. 0„nrt fat ris,, Cambridge and Mrs. Wm. Hart, Seaford). Mr. and Mrs. A.Y. McLean have returned from AnarrAdia Canadian delegates de2eialesTrdeswahtttlrem**4 ''',titime.:44:4!, 7;491.01414 'Onnunnnweatal PreAkrili00, in Mr: and Mrs, Clargl#0 were t.g. deputy wee ) dgrw4ht;detilnitr;t4elveitt.00.4111: 4144404104 a itlicee411 in:of ut district Ontario', Gray and friend from §anit Ste. *Pie, vii#04 wti hpr grandmother' Alm Anne- McNiff over the weekend. Jan, a hiologiSt. is Oresendriwith and oceans department of 'the federal:government, working especially with acid rain. Pensidhs for widows of Veierons -- • OCTOBER 22, 23, 24 'Mystery Train" * listening band. Join us for an An excellent four piece easy- enjoyable evening of country, * old fifties standards, and current pop music. NO COVER CHARGE * * **-9-4-***** At* *4 *lit* At* Nes6t,,, Calling all Spooks a. "*N'Z' ‘. IL WE'E PARTY Von Egcnond House FRIDAY, OCT. 30 6-8 Big Spooks, little spoiks . After 8 Big spooks only Refreshment Entertainment " We attended the District meeting at Kincardine this past weekend and I will give you the highlights of this meeting. After listening to all therepiprts by various diairmen of different com- mittees, the most important of these concerned pensions for the widows whose veter- an husbands had been in receipt of n.penaton at the time of their diaths. These pensions.have been reviewed by the board and there are increases, but they do have to be applied for, So if you know of any widow, of a veteran who would be in this category please let Cleave Coombs- our pension officer know. The guest speaker was Iry Snyder the, assistant Hon. Treasurer ,,of Provincial Command. Comrade Snyder was the guest speaker at our 'veterans banquet two years ego. His topic on Sunday was based on unity and respect for fellow- man. Something this country had in wartime, but seems to he missing today. Comrade Len Dunkel, our district commander thanked Comrade Snyder with well chosen words. The spring meeting will be held in Elora in April 1982. , Afthe general meeting held last week we had-three associate members. and one regular member introduced for membership. Phyliss Brown, Cameron Holland and Myrna Marie Driscoll were accepted as associate members and Michael Wit- darn Owen was accepted as a regular member- Congratu- lations comrades, we hope to see you at the branch soon. The following is from the membership committee, a reminder that the early' bird draw is on. Pay now and be an -early bird winner. The September draw winners were Pete Jansen, Vivian Newnham and Bill Alexander As of Sept. 30 we have had 30 per cent paid members. Remember your membership committee consists of Al Nicholson, Ken Cardno, Bob Watson, Gar Baker, Larry Broome and the bar steward. To all you members not paid up yet in town or out-of- town, please send your che- que to any. of the above and your receipt will be forward- ed to you immediately, and be an early 'bird. A request by the C.N.I.B. lft4N EGNIONIY FOUNDATION' The Van Esmond Foundation cordially invites . the public to attend a presentation by AUBREY CRICH at Seaforth Public SChool Auditorium 7:30 Pan' Saturday, OctOber 24 Admission Adults 52.00 Senior Citizens $1.00 Children 5.50 Everyone WekOne , for a donation was read and es a • MUM. $100 was approved. Once again our Grey Cup tickets are on sale for this year's game. Anyone wishing to sell these tickets please contact Don Eaton or Charlie Geddes. Plans are now being made for our veterans•banquet to be held an Sat., Nov. 7. Members will be- cnntictid to, see if they can attend, or contact Peter Malcolm our first vice- pres. for tickets. It is with regret that we learned of the passing of "one of our first war veterans. George Flewitt. -Comrade George farmed in Tucker- smith most of his life, but lately was living in Stratford. We offer our sympathies to his family. Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Gordon Scott P.R.O. Showing at -, Seatorth District High School Thursday, Oct. 29th Time: 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m: Admission: $2.00 Adults, 1.50 Students Rated P .50 Children under 12 "`Coal Miner's Daughter' is ,an achievement ni America/1r cinema. Sissy Spacek gives an absolutely stunning performance... it is breathtaking. I say: Sissy Spacek for Best Actress of 1980.” Richard I.renser Co.mopolitan Magazine "A total joy from beginning to end... spirited, honest and life affirming. Sissy Spacek and.Tommy Lee Jones are mes- merizing. B•eauti,- fully direfted, by Michael Anted." --, He, Reed \e.• "Movie of the month...see 'Coal and youll be won over. Miner's Daughter' Edwin Millet Seventeen Magazine .ISS1S1A14.1, 1.1-'1`'.1.0 N1,1•4 t‘l 14114 III f far KM.% 1.„1,MIN 11,1141 N.0;voil4ayny.Tied RICKMAN 4.1.14(Kr14,4 I I04.144 -4W441.4 VEIZSE4i snit.,. itIt1 LARS V.‘: s+411.4.41 tititNAHlt SCHWARIt I)io, 'van. Ma • • • VAT MT. Dublin & District 'Athletic Association --Family Skating in Mitchell Arena Every Sup day until December 2 1981 2 p.m. Admiiiion :Meath Or 0.00 per family — David Anstn. Newsweek Magisint 1980 Colour 125 minutes 'I (4-,, 1 4 4, 4,14triio; •