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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-11, Page 19SEAPORT/1PM WEES DATE TIME GAME Brussels at Seaforth Seaforth at Wingham Clinton at Seaforth Seaforth at Mitchell Brussels at Seaforth Seaforth at Brussels Wingham at Seaforth Mitchell at Seaforth Seaforth at Clinton. Sealants at Wingham Seaforth at Mitchell $.0a.icrtkat Clinton CfibtoitatSeaforth ' Selferatat.Broseis Wiagbarn at Seaforth Mitchell at Seaforth Sun. Nov. 15 4:30 Tues. Nov. 17 6:30 Sat. Nov. 21 6:00 Tues. Dec. 1 6:30 Sun. Dec. 6 4:30 Fri. Dec. 11 8:30 Sat. Dec. 12 6:00 Sat. Dec. 19 6:00 Sat. Jan. 2 6:45 'Nes. ,ran. 5 6:30 RMS. Jan. 12 0:30 Sat. Jan.. 16 6:45 Sun. Jan, 17 4:30, Fri. ;Ian. ZB' 4:30 Sat. Jan, 30 ,6:00 Sat. Feb. 6 6:00 (All times p.m.) ruins lose in !Hi play 9 4 13 0 2 10 12 3 7 4 11 3 3 8 11 8 7 2 9 6 7 2 . 9 3 3 6 9 0 6 1 _1 3., 4 3 7 3 ' Hawks Rangers Flyers Penguins Canadians Bruins TOP TENSCORERS A P PIM B. O'Shea, F 3 11 14 11 standings L T of GA P PIM 2 0 2 25 20 6 46 3 1 0 16 10 6 45 1 I 2 28 19 4 42 1 I 2 11 10 4 46 1 3 0 13 25 2 38 1 3 0 13 22 2 24 D. Broome, F P. Broome. H R. Scoines, F D. Kennedy. F R. Quipp, H L. McKnight, H ' J. Wilson. F K. Swan,11 L. Broome. H cOmPa03414 at the Piann f0f the hymns. On -Friday wr- ote/ Fatter cantana held mass for the Catholic 4114 dents assisted by Sishsr Mary Lewis. Rememinsnee Day service will be observed-tit Seaforth. Manor at 2 p.m., W. Knight of ;Non of Bingo was held on:Wcodast awning and Ilao a birtb4aY party for Cann Rboa4na and Aejneei Tani* who bad birtb4ays Sabtrday. Bingo Menem were. under the - Lodger Seguin, I-.Edith Sato bfaxine-Eniott. G Doris wills and Harold.Walsh, 0 - Rhoades, 4 corners - ft St. Denis and Charles ,full house - Charles Roos and- Wayne Hedges. Mrs. Keyes.• 'kitingvita fur Pacboitapn were Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Nicholson and MIS. Cassie Nicholson:. Bruce and 'Helen Hedges_ at Tillsonburg visited their, son Wayne Hedges on Sun- Daily Bonus Draw Win a Gift Certificate Equal to your Purchase (Winner every shopping day) LAST WEEK'S WINNERS: Nov. 2 - Dianne Wasson - $59.98 Nov. 3 - Glenyce McClinchey $12.00 Nov. 4 - Dulcie Mero. Goderich • $51.00 Nov. 5 - Florence Johnston. Bluevale-- 511.98 Nov. 6 - Betty Moon, Londesboro - S40.00 Nov. 7 - Sharon Wilson - 510.110 Val's Fashion Fare Blyth 523-4351 OPEN .6 DAYS A WEEK CHARCEX WELCOME , DATE Tues. Nov. 17 8:00 Sat. Nov. 21 8:30 Tues. Nov. 24 6:45 Mon. Nov. 30 7:30 Tues. Dec. 1 6:45 Wed. Dec. 9 7:00 Tues. Dec. 15 6:45 Tues. Dec. 22 6:45 Dec. 29 6:45 Tues. Jan. 5 8:00 Mon- Jan. 11 7:30 Sat. ran. 16 ToeS. J. 26 6:45 Wna. Jan, 27 7:90 Tues. Fits, 2 6:45 Tues. Feb, 9 6:45 (All times p.m DATE Sat. Nov. 14_ Sim. Nov. 15 Sat. Nov. 21' Sat. Nov. 28 Sun. Dec. 6 "RIS Fri. Dec. 11 6:30 Sat. Dec. 19 4:30 Wed. Dec. 30 6:00 Sat. Jan. 9 5:00 Sat: Jan. 16 5:00 Sun. Jan. I 7 3:15 Wed. Jan. 20 6:15 , Sat, Jan. 23 10:00 Fri. Jan. 29 7:00 Wed. Feb. 3 7:00 Sat. Feb. 6 4:30 (All times p,m4 S GAME TOME Seaforth at Wingham Seaforatat-Clinton Mitchell at Seaforth Seaforth at Mitchell Clinton at Seaforth • Seaforth at Brussels. Wingham,at Seaforth BruSsels at Seaforth Wingharts at Sealant) Seaforth. at Wing ha m Seaford) at Mitchell Seatorth at Cljnton Mitchell at Seal firth Seaforth at Brussels Clinton at Seallitth BroSsels at Sealtuth, GAME Seaforth at Huron Park Brussels at Seaforth Hensall at Seaforth Mitchell at Seaforth Elma-Logan at Seaforth Zurich at Seaforth Blyth at Seaforth Seaforth at Hensall Seaforth at Mitchell Seaforth at Clinton Clinton at Seaforth Seaforth at Zurich Seaforth at Elma-Logan Seaforth at Brussels .-Seaforth at Blyth Huron Park at Seaforth ./ SEAFORTH ATOMS TIME . LOO 3:15 4:30 4:30 WHY PAY MORE AT THE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE? .1.10111.110.70‘ UNCLAIMED FURNITURE • SALES OPEN0A,t , ,, 4sArL.Lr,A.,.,. NO r r-41(:•171V4AY EAST ClE TA7 OC.,NA, T.) i : Stratford 213-3060 Patricia Allston .Monagor of Anstett Jewellers, $t. MarYs Cathy Anstett - Assistant Manager of Anstett Jewellers, Waterloo . An Anstett gift is remembered long after the occasion What's . happening? EVENT Broom bal I Public Skating - Belmont vs Centenaires Story Hour Public Skating . Exeter, vs Cente-n-airet Mitchell vs Centenaires I HL Brussels vs Atoms Brussels Vs Pee WeeS . Cubs Beave r. ScOut Registration Broomball PLACE TIME Vanastra Arena 7:30 -12:30. Vanastra Arena 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Hensall Arena 8:45 p,m., Library 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Vanastra Arena 1 - 3 p.m. Hensall Arena . a p.M. Hensall Arena 3:10 p.m. Hensall Arena '6i30 e5. Vanastra Arena 3:15 p.m. Vanastra Arena 4:30 p.m. - Public School Public School 8 -11 p.m. DATE Thurs., Nov. 12 Fri., Nov. 13 .7 fri „Nov. 13 Sat., Nov. 14 Sat., Nov. 14 Sat., Nov. 14 Sun., Nov. 15 Sdn:; Nov. 15 Sun., Nov. 15 Sun. Nov. 15 Mon., Nov. 16 Wed., Nov. 18 DAY F - e6'Vet;,° See Our Appliances Before You Buy now at Drysdale's of Hensal E,E-t-h31-tpiciriuri± r-iishwashers litsficrOwaves Buy it and try it, in the fabulous new "test drive a Hotpoint" pro- motiori, Simply come in and buy the microwave or dishwasher (or both) that you want, have it delivered and let it work for you for two wonderful weeks. if you are not satisfied give us a call and w E -BUY IT BACK!! Come in now, offer expires Dee. 24, 1981 DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. HEINISALL 7 A 7 7 728 \/;•• (jriJ Own SPrvIce Open 8-6 Friday night till 9 p.m. tii Vf.tc. eel tqc CI A NSTETT JEVVELLEPS Albeit Sawa, Clinton 26 Main Street SOuffi,Sooforth 284 tridiriSheof, Exeter butlitito Strom fait %Wanton 35Clueen Street East St Mope 42 King Streit South, Waterloo. ON EXPOOITORt NOVEi010 fl Cut and save hockey schedule Ca SEAPORTH BANTAMS The annual Christmas tea and bazaar was held at Sea:neat Manor Saturday with a capacity crowd in letIendlitlicf. Mrs. Anne Helm Welcomed patrons on behalf of the administration. Many articles were on dis- play for Sale, In charge of the ;ono* table were Dorothy Williamson and Huth Wan; bake, table. Mrs. Dorothy Townsend. MM.' Grace Broadknn, Mrs. Ilea 'Storey and Geld Made; teddy hears and pillows, Brenda Finlay- son; Crafts, Barbara Alex- ander, Marjorie Papple and draw ,r;ith stubborn Pen- guins. The late game affair WA% a chippy encounter with 31 minutes in penalties called. What's happening is a weekly column, space t donated by The Huron Expositor. To list your-event, call the Recreation Office-at; 527-0882. Sue Dick; admission and tickets, Glenda Murray, Dia- na Gilliland; tea room, Mrs. Anne Rowland, Mrs. Mary Catherine Lane. Mrs. Jackie Bach)); assisting in kitchen Avert Hazel Me0oeigle. Eve- lyn Querenguesser, Margar- et Snide; Pouring tea were MO. Ed Fitt and Mrs..latnes Nit*}; waitresses were: rise Willianisan, Tani ce Vu- dgz,wpPd, Judy Nighs, Anne Mlitie:MsleneY alp assisted in-setting up tils011iyat Miss Jost, fine Maloney was in charge of le assist- , ed by Ruth Nolan. Many Games Sunday Nov. 15, 1981:. 6:30 Penguins vs. Bruins; 8:00 Hawks vs. Can- adians; 9:30 Rangers WS. Flyers. 1111111101neelnalln Pre Christmas Sale 20% off Mt Velours and Wool Mends 4, Shop now for Christmas Seaforth Sewing Centre. 527.1900 The Bruins temporarily halted their fall .into the dark reaches of 'the Seaforth Indu- strial Hockey League's Sun- day night. The frisky Bears clubbed the Flyers by a 6-3 count during the evening's middle match. It was the Bruins first win this year and it gives the club bragging fights:fat at_ least one week.. It was the Flyetegt-Sethack this season. Their attack may be as exciting as watching cement set, but the Rangers are finding the grind,it-out ap- proach very_ successful to date. They slugged out a 5.2 triumph over the Canadians during last' Sunday's early game. The Rangers are, tied for first place with..tbe Hawks. while the Canadians are slip- ping towards the bottom of the standings. The Hawks remained the only undefeated club in the 1.H-L. by virtue of their 5-5 crowd at favour comments Were beard, for instance oil the decorations. Wine in the drew were Mrs. Mazy BeUer- man (CitristMaa. tree), Mrs. Barb VIresenberg (afghan) and Mike Stoll (Christmas wreath). Selling the most tickets were Debbiebtaionel' and Len Plaainfteld.. The friendship. TO Made and Wilted by thevoiunteers Porg_ilased by Ms. f4ns • Anotecsen its worker W07 4044 tal,qat SPIVIa 011iteb service was con- ducted bist Wednesday mar- ring by. Rev. 3. Vandyke. with Mrs. Del Dennis ttc- Ooderich man killed in mine The body of a 23-year-old worker was found about 510 metres underground at the Domtar Inc. mine in Goderich Monday. Steven Girard Palmer of Quebec St. in Goderich was found trapped between a moving conveyor belt and a metal shute. Coroner Raymond Flowers of Clint%) says a post mortem showed he died of asphyxia- tion and the date for an inquest, required in mine incidents, will likely be set in a week. Mr. Palmer was last seen alive about 6:30 a.m. He did not join fellow workers when his shift ended at 8 a.m. e-It's NOT too EARLY Nothing can match the lasting beauty of jewellery, And if it's from Anttett's Ws all the more special. Because a gift from Anstett's4Ofte finest quality, and offers you the truest value. At Ansteirs, you can count on finding the perfect gift far any occasion. If it's from MOWN it says, `you're special' Obituary mA MATILDA [SCARLET] PETERS Mrs, Ida Matilda (Scarlet) •ftter,. of Oxford St. in -Heparin-63 Wed.; Nov. 4-4€- Wingham General Hospital. She was 70. She was predeceased by her husband, the late Frede- rick Samuel Peters, in 1976. She is survived by two sons and two daughters; Mrs. Joyce Lee of Seaforth, Mrs. -Earl (Bennie) Beater orl:R. 1, Dashwood, Leroy of Hen- sail, and Thomas of Port Ellis in British, Columbia. Also surviving are two brothers, John of Harriston and Ge- orge of London, and two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Sockett of Fergus and Mrs. Tress& Fletcher of , Hensall, 14 grandchildren and six great- granchildren. The late Mrs. Peters rest- ed at the Bonthron Chapel of the Michael j'. O'Connor - Funeral Home df King ,$,t, in Hensall, where the serviee was conducted Friday. Rev. James Broadfoot officiated. Burial was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Host WOSSA Continued from page 11 , are still eligible for WOSSA "A" because of the school's size. Of the three teams the Whippets will play Saturday, coach DeWSClit says her -team is only familiar with Goderich which edged the SDHS squad earlier this season before the team found its shooting eyes. The Whippets will play Goderich at 8 *.m., Medway at noon and louden Central at 4 p.m. Saturday. There will also be an invitational boys' tournstnetit • at SDIIS Sat Nov 28, Details Milt , be tvittlable In next *MeV* Me* kat, GAVISCON FOANITABS 100's • Regular 'Price 5.58 Sate 3.99 Save 1.59 LISTERMINT 20% ' 900 mi. ' ' Reg. 4.22 Sale 2 49 PAMPERS 48's • toddlers Reg. 9.79 Site 8• 99 SAVE .80 Save 1.73 BENYLIN DM 250 mi. Reg. 5.63 Sale 4i 29 Save 1.05 Save 1.34 Watch for our in store specia HOURS! MON.01VES.#1141/1%, iNeo.SAt 94;30 WEBBER TIME RELEASE CAPSULES 10Q mg. 100's Reg, 1.59. sale 1« 29 Save .30 Save 1.60 BAYER ASPIRIN 100's Reg. 2.25 SAVE .80 • 4# , • . tl