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The Huron Expositor, 1933-10-27, Page 2,M1 f'y • THE HURON EXPOSITOR 0 11,77t7... 0'.1� n;B OCTO$ER 27, 1933, IST THE LIONS T I HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN One Continuous Round of Pleasure is Assured Every Hallowe'en Frolic Patron The Lions Guarantee You an Evening Of Joyous Fun and Frolic — Some- thing For Your Money Every Time. NIGHT ENDS WITH MIDNIGHT PICTURE • The Lions annual Hallowe'en Frolic for Crippled Children and Commun- ity Welfare will this year be on Tuesday night of next week. Fes- tivities start on 'Main Street at 8 pan. continue at the Palace Rink till 11.15 and end at the Regent Theatre some- time the next morning. It will ,be• a big night. From the ''moment you step on Main Street and see the parade of costumed kiddies, headed by the Sea - forth Highlanders Band, until the Cline the last picture is flashed on the screen at the Regent Theatre, you are assured of a good and a pro- fitable time. Lions Ned Boswell, Jim Mullen and J. G. Mills will welcome the guests at the door and see they all pay a dune to get in. Lion Jack Daly, assisted by Lions Wes. Beattie and Fred Savauge, will ably spin one of the wheels of fortune and hand out as prizes the best of Huron fowl and hams. Lions Bob Jackson aad Bill Kers- lake will play daddy to the kids and will keep the sport events goings. There will be prizes for girls and boys under 12 years. The inner man and the inner wo- man will be looked after by Lions George Ferguson, ,Dr. Jim Munn, Hal Meir and Harry Stewart. They will have miles of hot dogs and gallons 'of coffee waiting for hungry mortals, You'll be certain to get your money's worth, here. Lions John Beattie and John Cluff, assisted by Lionesses Alice Daly and Janet Cluff, will run the fish paaad—only it won't be a fish pond—something new: more than ever for the same money. Groceries and not•elties will be dis- pensed by a second wheel of fortune which will be well and truly spun by Lions Bill Duncan; Charlie Barber and Jim Stewart. And while all this is going on, Al Close and his orchestra will be play= ing dulcet tunes, which even the old- est feet will be unable to resist. Lions CARDNO'S For Groceries & Provisions WEEK END SPECIALS MMLaren's GEL -E, 6 for ....25c Hygrade Toilet Soap, 4 for:. .lOc Little Chip Marmalade with spoon 23c Larg Bottle G. & E. Vanilla, .15c Imperial Laundry Soap, 10 for - 25c Pastry Flour, 24 lbs: 50c Coal&Coke Reading's Famous ANTHRACITE W. Ament Phones: 50 and 52 - Seaforth ANDERSON'S BAKERY SEAFORTH Lowest Prices Consistent With Highest Quality Cream Buns Every Saturday T. ROY ANDERSON - Phone 70 • • • • • • THANKS The. Lions Club thank the ad- vertisers on these pages for their co-operation. It is only through this co-operation that these pag- es, which .assist so greatly in the furthering of this worthwhile work, have been made possible. • • • • • • SPLENDID SHOW AT REGENT ENDS FROLIC Drawing For Prizes Also in Midnight Show Program. The midnight show at the Regent Theatre following the Frolic, will be a new departure this year. It has only been made possible through the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Suth- erland, who have turned the theatre over to the Lions Club for this show as their contribution to the Crippled Children's Fund. You can be assur- ed, therefore, that every cent paid in admissions (less government tax) goes to the crippled children and cora- 1 munity welfare fund. A special feature' talkie and spe cial comedies are being procured and these, together with the drawing for prizes, will make an enjoyable pro- gram. The show will commence at 11.15 and the drawing will take place before the feature picture is shown. Tickets for the show may be ob- tained at the theatre, at the rink on Frolic Night, or from any Lion. Ed. Keating, Dr: Bechely, Jerry Stewart and A. Y. McLean will ex- tend the glad hand on the dance floor and see that every one_ has a ticket. At 11.15 the entire crowd goes to the big midnight show at the Regent Theatre, where each and every 35 cents. paid for admission goes into the ,crippled children's fund through the,' -kindness of Mr. and '.Mrs. H. J. 'Sutherland, who have donated the theatre and special pictures to the Lions for the evening. Here, be- tween pictures, the big draw will take place with Lions Dr.' Bill Sproat and Charlie 'Stewart officiating. The drawers will be W. H. Golding, M.P., Mayor A. D. .SUtherland, George A. Jackson and K. M. 'McLean. We repeat: It will be a big night. Thrifty Shoppers Are Turning Towards 11-.BEATTIE BROS.� and it is a move in the right direction. Lion John Beattie W. A. Wright does careful repairing on all makes of cars. SUNOCO GASOLINE AND MOTOR OILS are best in the long run. Professional Cards LION PRESIDENT DR. F. J. BURROWS LION DR: C.�MACKAY LION DR. H. HUGH ROSS LION (, OR. W. C. SPROAT LION DR. F. J. BECHELY LION DR. J. A. MUNN HAYS & MEIR Barristers - Solicitors Lion II G. Meir PATRONIZE THE ADVERTISERS ON THESE PAGES CLUB HAS SPONSORED MANY FINE PROJECTS Organized in 1924, Seaforth Lions Have Many Activities. 'Seaforth Lions Club, organized in December, 1924, has since that time carried to a successful conclusion many worthwhile community projects in Seaforth. In addition to annual activities, such as crippled children's work, Christmas cheer, Christmas tree, etc. the Club has been instrumental in building the fin swimming pool and park at the east end of the town. Members of the Club at the present time include C. A. Barber, J. W. Beattie, John Beattie, Da. F. J. Bechely, Dr. F. J. Burrows, E. C. Bos- well, -John Cluff, W. J. Duncan, J. F. Daly, G. D.. Ferguson, William Hartry, R, E. Jackson, W. E. Kerslake, J. E. Keating, Dr. J A. Munn, J. G. 'Mullen, H. G. Meir, J. G. Mills, Dr. C. Mackay, •.A. Y. Mc- Lean, John MacTavis'h, J. M. McMil- lan, Dr. H. H. • Ross, F. • S. Savauge, Dr. W. C. 'Sproat, Harry Stewart, Charles Stewart, J. A. Stewart, A. F. Stewart, Rev. I. B. Koine. (a considerable expenditure. An Appeal to the Public By Dr. F. J. Burrows, President, Seaforth Lions Club. As in former years, the Lions Club +of Seaforth is making t h e Hallowe'en Frolic the occasion of an ap- peal to the public for assist- ance in carrying on their ac- tivities. The details of plans for the Frolic will be found announced on these pages and elsewhere. The Christmas Tree and Christmas Good Cheer, by which comfort and happi- ness has been brought to ov- er00 children and shut-ins, the are of the swimming pool d help given to crip- pled children, each requires See Our Displap of Stoves and Heaters At Right Prices. Lion Geo. D. Ferguson GANONG'S The Better Chocolates at A. R. Box's Confectionery Store and Ice Cream Parlour Fora Good SHAVE or HAIRCUT SEE LORNE DALE at the Commercial Hotel Come to the LYMPIA For Lunches and Refreshments WATCHES DIAMONDS SAVAUGES "The Gift Shop" FANCY CHINA OPTOMETRIST LION F. S. SAVAUGE The recent crippled chil- dren's clinic was attended by an increased number of crippled and handicapped children, who require help that their own circumstanc- es will not permit; some of them for an, extended per- iod of time. The good that can be done in this activity alone is limited only by the amount of money available for hospital care and appli- ances. The members of the Lions Club have given freely of their time and talents and some have been most liberal in donating . goods a n d money without thought or expectation in any case of personal advantage or H sincerely and heartily the people of our community and all others who in the past, have so generously as- sisted us, and we earnestly request their continued co- operation and assistance on this occasion. Gillespie's CLEANERS AND DYERS Seaforth - Ontario Phone 196 V. J. GILLESPIE Proprietress'' muneraIt'on. We wish ' to thank most Cleaning and Pressing. adds to the life of suits and dresses. Makes them like new. For quality work, call SYDkY DUNGEY Commercial Hotel Phone 227 Seaforth . C.BOX1 FUNERAL SERVICE LICENSED EMBALMER AMBULANCE SERVICE Nights Calls Phone 175 Day Calls Phone 43 BULBS Hyacinths, Daffodils, Narcissus and Tulips You have tried the rest, Now try the best. Lion W. E. Kerslake COATS, DRESSES, FURS, HATS, HOSIERY AND' STYLISH DRESS ACCESSORIES —at— COME AND LOOK You Are Always Welcome LION JOHN MacTAVISIf Smart apparel for women and girls, showing autumn's - smartest styles now. PATRONIZE THE ADVERTISERS ON THESE PAGES The Seaforth. Creamery Our Motto is: Best Prices and Entire Satisfaction Don't hesitate. Bring your Crean to us and buy your Creamery Butter from us. It is the best on the market. LION C. A. BARBER ' Rogers -Majestic Radio Models to suit every purse. Mod- ern to the minute. Replete with every new advance in reproduction' and performance, -the new Rogers Radios incorporate the new multiple tubes that give in a 5 and 7 tube arodel this year the performance of a 7 and 9 tube model of last year. Rogers Radio also has this fea-' ture no other competing radio has ever had. "Complete guarantee of chassis and tubes for one year?' , WM. C. BARBER Every broadcasting organization on the continent has for months been planning new and better radio entertainment -to celebrate the tenth an- niversary of radio broadcasting. The new Westinghouse Superheterodyne 'Radio assures you of the "best seat in the house." The new irnodels represent the last word in achievement. Supremely accurate in tone . . , perfect in tuning a torrent of power to unleash as you will What a Radio for the perfect enjoyment of everything on the air! COME IN. SEE IT. HEAR. IT. TUNE IT. MAKE THE MOST OF RADIO ENJOYMENT WITH...A 11 WESTINGHOUSE ► DALY'S GARAGE LION JOHN F. DALY EDMUND DALY—in charge of Radio Service. LIONS Big Hallowe'en Frolic FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S FUND • GENERAL WELFARE WORK Palace Rink, Seaforth Tuesday, October 31 At 8 o'clock p.m. Parade of school children in costume leaves Queen's Hotel for the Rink at 8 p.m, and . will be headed by Seaforth Highlanders Band. Everybody, follows the parade and band at 8 p.m. PRIZES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, UNDER 12 YEARS, IN 'THE FOLLOWING EVENTS: Boys' and Girls' Comic Costumes Boys' and Girls' Character Costumes Girls' Apple Eating Contest Boys' Pie Eating Contest Girls' Nail Driving Contest Boys' Barrel Boxing Contest Judges—R. E. Jackson, Wm. Kerslake, Oscar Neil, Ross Sproat and, Dr. Mackay. I� will be great f un ' to watch. You'll wish you were a kid again so you too could enter. Free 'candy for the children. Refreshment booth. Games of skill. 300 fowl, Groceries and Novelties to be distributed, 1. JITNEY DANCING___ To AL Close and his orchestra ---Excellent floor ---Excellent music ---Tickets 5 for 25c ADMISSION ---Adults lOc; Children under 15 Years ---FREE.