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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-11, Page 10• ▪ -4k, •. • 1LIK • . 011s• .41011114 ST. THOMAS A.C.W. --4k. • • 4f- • STARTS FRI., NOV. 13TH-19TH SHOWHIYIESt FRI. i Skr.-7 SUN.-THURS.-11P.M. GoOf.eriCH HALLOWEEN II ew The Nightmare isn't Over! PARK r -Kithxj 24'78L H NE AIR-CONOITICiNE • For information and reservations call ,Bauer Travel Service Hours Mon • F ri 9 30 - 5:00 Sat 9 30 - 12 30 Oct 24 - Apr 24 .1 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH 527-1237 Jewelry :THE PERFECT PRESENT! -11P••••".* And more more at Seaforth jewellers // tt • jib 527-0270 Seaforth. SPECIALS Crusty Rolls Fruit Squares Medium Cheddar 6/ .59 Meat Special Schneiders 6 /1.49 Cooked Ham 2.69 lb. 3 29 lb. Available now our own' Old Fashioned Fruit Cake TASTY NU BAKERY & CHEESE HOUSE Seaforth 527-1803 110 THE HURON EXPOS TOR, NONE OFR 11, 1081 Veterans banquet a success The Legion News reit vice president Peter eel Bill Ei7re Piped ilbee. in Plead able guests w our end to those who volunteered fficirservices to lend a hand, the branch says 'beak you. On Sunday Members lithe branch the Ladies Aueilier paraded to St. James Church, headed by the Seaforth and Ihrshwood Band, where a service of remembrance was held by the wish, priest .Father Cnraumr. I would like to remind members of the executive sod chairmen of various committee* there will be a meeting 44 8 p.m. OR Nov. 12, and the general muting will be Nov. 19 at 8r30. At the Wing down of the sun and in the Morning we will remember them. MANNING; THE TABLES These were lest some of the people who Vvere reenning,the tables at the, Manor Nursing Home's bazaar SatiodaY • Theto by Hook) Cordon Scott, ,P,R.O. Last Saturday ($pv, 7) we had our annual "Veterans baliquo." with ,aktout. members. wives, an4 Suestk present. , The ceremonies were chaired by Ger presid7 t. A MAO RUSH — Quite a few people came out to bazaar at the Manor. Nursing Home on Saturday, Christmas shop at the • (Photo by Hook) BY HAL CLAUS CHIEF OF POLICE To begin this column, I with to lavish praise on all the citizens of Seaforth. Hallowe'en has come and gone. It happened to fall on a weekend this year and we were concerned about the possibility of much property damage. I am pleasedto report that none of the youngsters going door to door were injured or molested. The teenagers Clinton gets beautification loan . • ii ;!t Christmas Bazaar Clinton will receive an under Ontario's Main Street downtown upgrading project advance of $44.829 for a Revitalization Program. Municipal Affairs and Hous- • • • • ing Minister Claude Bennett announced toda% The advance represents two-thirds of the loan that the province is contributing to assist Clinton in a beautifica- tion project with parking improvements together with street lighting, furniture and planters with trees, shrubs, and flowers. The main street program is designed to help communi- ties with a population of 35,000 or less upgrade and improve downtown areas us- ing the business improve- ment area (131A) as a starting point. (BIA is a device whereby merchants and business people can. under the Muni- cipal Act, designate and tax themselves for improvements to be held on , Wednesday, November 18th I fall at 2:00 p.m. CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS, MINCEMEAT, it BAK INGAND CHRISTMAS ARTICLES FOR SALE. - %ILO - •' 4*. : Es - 44 --)k.•• • -AP • * • • • ••• • • • 0 • ANNUAL CHRISTMAS Craft Show and Sale AT LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE Saturday, November 14th 10 a.m. to 4 p.M. Admission .50 Over 70 exhibits on-display Come " With us to Mexico • • • ia Group Esiort w Harold Bauer SPACE LIMITED Contact us NOW Remember our Services are free lost , ,t,p s 2 WEEKS - FEB. 7 - 21 once the Resort of Mayan Kings, now a ”Idi•-,1 resort on the Yucatan Penninsula, enjoy the Turquoise Sea, white sands, Hui. skies; snorkel or scuba diving, deep sea tshing or tour Chichen ltza and other Mayan ONLY $1325. PER PERSON DOUBLE INCLUDES • 14 Nights in Beach Hotel in Cancun • Foil Breakfasts • Round trip transportation to Toronto Airport • Overoite hotel in Toronto previous to departure • Beachbag • Charter airfare *MOEN tiONOLIFfED Retiring Huron Warden Fred Haberer and his wife Audrey were presented with this cabinet at the Warden's banquet in Goderich last week. (Photo by by Levesque) WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON _EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 SEAFORTH • ta Mth prfwellei --- ..... al I 0 -7- ..., : e etPff. in Area Churches First -PRESBYTERIAN Church . 59 Goderich St. W.. Seaforth November 15 Anniversary Sunday • ' 11s1S Service of Worship, Sunday School & Nursery followed by lunch 7:30 Worship, special singing and social time. Rev. J. Morris Campbell to preach ' at both services. Organist: Mrs. Carol Carter ST. THOMAS rAlfgliean ChUrch The Rev. James R. Broadfoot B.A., M.Di‘ . __ - Seaforth Sunday, November 15 22nd Sunday after Trinity 10 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon Sermon: "Lord have patience with me" Sunday School and Nursery available during morning service, NORTHSIDE United Church 54 Goderich St. W. Seaforth November 15, 1981 11111.M. Church Service, Church School and Nursery Rev. J. G. Vanslyke, Minister Margaret Whitmore Audrey Malwain Organist - Choir Director Jr. Choir Leader BETHEL Super-Bowl TEEN RALLY ALL returning home At Bethel Bible people. If you havea part of our all Sponsored by Word Please - - - - --' BETHEL 14 Nov. call Water TEENAGERS NIGHT Church night at 527-0070 , BIBLE -• R011er 20th at 8:00 Nov. 21st at 10:00 we are young person bowling of Life in Kitchener. Paster Archie BIBLE CHURCH St. Egmondville CHURCH TROPHIES! BOWLING or 527-1757. 19 Skating p.m. a.m. Cost $6.00 interested in young who would like to be - rollerskating rally Robertson , . ' ' Area congregations are invited to take advantage of the church directory to announce their chore-1i services each week. Church 'directory announcements are available for a minimum of 26 consecutive weeks in units of two column inches at $2.25 per unit, Changes in copy may be made each week hut Must bc received before noon on Tuesday. Malcolm. The guest speaker Rick Collins was introduced by AI Nicholson and thanked by Cleave Coombs. Comrade Rick Collins who is immed- iate past president of Ontario Command gave a very in- formed-ye speech on Legion affairs, and was well receiv- ed-by those present. To all those who worked hard to make this event a success.. the membersef the execntive those who helped sell. * Orr vet7.hard working •ne bets attic Ladies Arta 1', Mr. and Mrs, Nortnen Schneider ellienover visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Mrs. Dorothy Berger of London spent the weekend with Mr.- and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. and attended The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Nonnen Willis of Kitchener called on Sunday-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Miss Erma Broadfoot of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Haswell and family of Fergus, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Townsend of Harpurhey and attended threhristbias bazaar at the Seaforth Manor. Mrs. Ann Brown of Cambridge, Ontario visited Mrs. Gerry Fraiser on the weekend to attend the veteran's supper at the Legion. WOMEN TODAY Poseiirs "From A Woman's Perspective" — a series of workshops — Wednesday. November 18, 1981 — it's Just Your Nerves . '. 4.4. at Ow alenhot and trantitttlizert. w Cope with great: Itolournann Ihnintrial Publie School 125 Rinke W tintlerich 7:30 M. $2.00 Thursday, December '3, 1981 — "Food, Mind and Mood" Seaforih Public School 7:30 P.M. $2.00 Tuesday, January 12, 1982 — "Coping With Stress" lintim 'noun Hall 710 P.M. $2.00 Saturday, February 6, 1982 — "So Who's-Crazy?" in Women and Menial Health Vima..tra Cuntmumq (:enitn• 0:00 — 3:30 P.M. $7.01) (Lunch Includetli Child Care Available ' ror Information Vail 521-93:111, '235-1774 itelattai011444VatOURulumwacmaistossassammiassassassitutagsOUSWINKSJOIRKINKINICE4004, I HILD::- 1 t OVER 1 .1 1 I • a 4, • The Country Spire's First Floor Open House Display remaining Sunday, November 15 r. Come and enjoy under legs crowded conditions! PHONE (519) 229-6341 * onsittommaiiiiiimcioctieiwillowt esiettimmitiversabramwomisktivictogft. ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY First. Presbyterian Church Sunday, November 15 The obserY anee of 11 ;4 years of Presbyterian witness in Seaforth Services of worship at 11:15 a.m. & 7.139 p.m. ,GUEST PREACHER Rev. J., Morrison Campbell All are invited to loin in these special times of worship , • There will be special singing and a social time both morning and evening. Chief congratulates townspeople showed exceptional maturity and the adults exercises restraint. The` number of calls handled -bribe police department were no more than on any weekend.:- Our thanks go to the Optimists who put on a party and dance for' the teens at the Optimist Park; to the members of our volhnteer Fire Department who stood by in case of trouble; to all parents who knew where their children were on Hallowe'en night. A salute, a tip of the hat, a big thank you to one and all; you made our job that much easier. I wish at this time to remind• those bringing corn into town to observe all the rules of the road. Please - no more than two gravity wa- gons behind a tractor. Use "slow moving vehicle" signs and dual means of attach- ment. After dark, be sure to have warning lights on your mar wagon. or have a motor vehicle ,follow you into town with the hazard lights flash- ing. Motorists 'are Also•-re- minded to be alert; remem- ber,. over the crest of the next hill there could be a slow- moving-combine or a' tractor pulling a plough or wagons. • _ Financial V..441111114. %%ailabli•