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The Huron Expositor, 1988-01-27, Page 1414 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 27.1988 ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL HWY. 8 WEST - CLINTON. EVERY TIURS. m FRI. - NIGHTS QUEEN'S NEW! MUSIC FORMAT &t from the Aide TOP HITS FROM THE 50's'60's-70's and NYS 2,000 TUNE SELECTION Come loin the fun and take a musical trip back In time. GAMES: • HULAHOOPS .YO YO'S . ROCK TRIVIA SEAFORTH Thurs., Fri., Sat. "TRAX" ® SUNDAY Super Bowl Party Happy 20th Birthday FEBRUARY 1st ♦[ Designated Drivers ♦( WELCOME * **********-* SUPER COP NORMAN EAST Maplewood has residents' meeting Residents of Maplewood Manor enjoyed the usual activities of the week. On Monday, the regular group of card players gathered in the dining room for a game of bridge. They included Austin Matheson, Winona McDougall, Anne Crerar and Lloyd Rowat. Tuesday afternoon, more cards were in action when residents got together to play euchre. The group consisted of Gertie Taylor, Ethel Coleman, Ed Johns, Jean Guy, Grace Titford, Elsie Shaddick, Edgar Allan and Isa Stanley. Edgar Allan won the door prize which was a box of chocolates. Wednesday morning, many residents at- tended the church service at Maplewood when Pastor Sadler came and led in the wor- ship. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Lobb and their grandson who pro- vided the music and sang. Those attending the service were . Helen Dallas, Gertie Taylor, John 'Pullman, Austin Matheson, Mae Habkirk, Agnes Hunter, Esther Thompson, Isa Stanley, Edgar Allan, Laura Toll, Elsie Shaddick, Arnold Lamont, Anne Crerar, Jean Elliott, Grace Titford and Jean Guy. Wednesday afternoon the first residents meeting took place. It was decided these meeting would take place once a mc.(tt. Everyone is looking forward to making plans for bus trips and purchasing new games for their enjoyment. CHIPPERS CHICKEN •JANUARY SPECIAL* 15 Piece Chicken BUCKET 9.99 BIRTHS SPECIAL - FEBRUARY 2,3,4 One Piece FISH & CHIPS DINNER BREAKFAST 1 .99 Pancakes and Sausages 1.49 ACROPOL RESTAURANT and STEAK HOUSE Our Family Restaurant is now offering ALL YOU CAN EAT HOT BUFFET WALLER - Andrew and Karen (nee Cleary) would like to announce the fashionably late arrival of their first child Alexandra Aimee, born' January 18, 1988 at Scarborough General Hospital, weighing 8 lbs., 7 ozs. Pro- ud grandparents are Jack and Marie Cleary, London and Peggy and Dalton Walla., Toronto. Great grandmother is Mrs. Camilla Evans, Dublin. MOORE - Michael and Nicole are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Sara Lynn, born Saturday, January 23, 1988. Proud parents are John and Lorri Ann Moore of Seaforth. Proud grandparents are Helen Vandusen of Napanee, Ontario and Lillian and Richard Dicks of Oshawa. Great grand- mother is Mary Jarrell of Marysville. MARION - Ashley was over excited to see her birthday surprise, only a day late, a beautiful little sister who will someday be a great playmate. Melissa Sue Marion was born January 14, 1988 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. She weighed 7 lbs., 9 ozs. Melissa will also be spoiled by her older brother and sister, Christopher and Jen- nifer, and loved by mom and dad, Connie and Mike. Happy grandparents include Margaret Van Dyk, Seaforth, Bob and Shirley Dinsmore, Seaforth and Pete and Violet Marion, London. Includes 3 Hot Items Pius Potatoes, Vegetables, Rice and SALAD BAR 95 We will offer a different combination of these hot item : Roast Beef -Chicken -Lamb -Turkey -Spare Ribs -Seafood -Pork Friday, Saturday, Sunday 4:30 p.ni: closing SUNDAY BRUN Includes Delicious Salad Bar and 11:30 a.m..2:30 p.l t. - Daily Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Specials Thursday morning Edith Dunlop came in and led the sing song. The residents always look forward to the weekly musical sessions. Friday afternoon, Ruth Bock came in and residents of Maplewood once again tried their luck at bingo. Those holding the luck were Anna Sherrin, Isa Stanley and Anne Crerar who won Wintar]o tickets as their prize. Birthday wishes to Jessie Finlayson who celebrated her birthday on Sunday, February 17. This week residents and staff welcome Ann Agar for a convalescent stay. LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott WEDDINGS Members enjoying Legion activities Wit 'e winter about half over now, it is •nice t all of the Legion's entertainment for er being enjoyed by so many of the ne, s. Cribbage on Monday nights is really uc riming quite popular with the members with seven' and eight tables in play. Euchre every other Wednesday night has as many as eleven tables in play. The next stag will be February 3 at 8 p.m. Darts are still going Satruday nights at 8 p.m. Anyone wishing to start playing please feel free to come and join. The general meeting for January will be held this Thursday, January 29 at 8 p.m. Please plan to attend. Y( `lard working President and Executive deserve your support. Don't forget the special entertainment eve February 6. This will be Ribs, Pigtails and Sauerkraut. The meal will be served at 7 p.m. after a social hour beginning at 6 p.m. Later in the evening The Country Compa- nions will be playing for dancing pleasure. This will be a very nice evening so please plan to attend. Tickets are available at the Legion and from members of the committee. On February 13 the Branch is holding its annual Honors and Awards evening. There will be a social hour from 6 to 7 p.m. and a meal served by the Ladies Auxiliary. The Awards will be given out immediately after the dinner. Tickets are available at the Branch. Please get them early. There are a number of membership cards at the Branch now so please drop in and pick yours up at your earliest convenience. The Bar roster for the next week is as follows: Monday February 1 L. Teatero; Tuesday February 2 R. Gridzak; Wednes- day, R. Govier and Thursday, B. Barry. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL HURON COUNTY PORK PRODUCERS Take notice that the... 1988 ANNUAL MEETING of the Huron County Pork Producers Marketing Board will be held WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th/88 MEETING 1 P.M. SHARP at the LEGION HALL — CLINTON — . For the purpose of the proper business of the annual meeting. Election for vacant positions on the H.C.P.P.A. Also a change in constitution of H.C.P.P.A. will be introduced at this meeting. WAYNE FEAR President LLOYD STEWART Secretary 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Every Monday Night la PASTA NITE 5 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH 527-2254 CELEBRATION 88 AWARDS NIGHT AND 1st ANNUAL CELEBRITY DINNER WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 6:00 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres Main Speaker: Bob Santavy - Competed in both the 1968 Mexico Olympics and the 1976 Montreal Games as a Weight Lifter SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUDE: •Dave Mellwain - Pittsburg Penguins of -the NHL •Wayne Maxner - Coach rind General Manager of the London Knights 'Tim Taylor - Second leading scorer on the London Knights •Jirn Sprott - Third round draft choice of the Quebec Nordiques and now playing with the London Knights •Mike Pederson - Gold medal winner in the 1987 Pan Am Games in men's fastball *Julie Sandilond - CFPL - TV London News MC *Scott Driscoll - St.Mary Lincolns - Western Jr. B. Allstar TICKETS - 530.00 for Adults $20.00 for students 9e and under Proceeds to Seaforth Hospital Building Fend • Displays and Mini Auction Will Be Held After Speeches TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Archie's Sunoco Vincent Farrel Equipment Seaforth and District Community Centres Portion of tickets Canada Celebration FAMILY DANCE TUCKERSMITH CELEBRATION '88 AWARDS PRESENTATION at COUT FS -COOK Mr. and Mrs. William Coutts of Walton are pleased to announce the marriage off: their daughter Connie, to Robert Cook of Binkley, Kent, England. The wedding took place November 24, 1987 in Christ Church, Barbadoes, West Indies. Mr. and Mrs. Cook are now residing in Mississauga. RYAN -NELSON Mary Jo Ryan and John Allan Nelson were united in marriage on Friday, October 23, 1987 at St. Columban Catholic Church. The Reverend Father Andrew Sipek of- ficiated at the wedding ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Clare Yr and Cecilia Ryan Wan 2 Dublin and the groom is the son of Margaret Weber of RR 1 Lucknow and Jim Nelson of Southampton.°Music was provided by Mary Coyne, soloist, Patricia Crowley, organist and the St. Columban Church Choir. Maid of honor was Colleen Maloney, friend of the bride and bridesmaids were Louise Ryan, sister of the bride, Debbie large and Kathy Currie, friends of the bride and Mary Ellen Nelson, sister of the groom. Flower girl was Aman- da Ryan, niece of the bride. Best man was David Carson, friend of the groom and the guests were ushered by Tom Pettigrew, Steve Large and Rick Neeb, all friends of the groom and Mark Ryan, brother of the bride. Ringbearer was Robert Parent, nephew of the groom. The wedding recep- tion was held at the Mitchell and District Community Centre. Guests attending came from Chatham, London, Melbourne, Parkhill, Southampton, Port Elgin, Lucknow, Owen Sound, Kitchener, Strat- ford, Kinkora, Mitchell, Seaforth and sur- rounding area. John and Mary Jo are now residing at RR 1 Lucknow. L PEOPLE VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, '88 8:00 pm to 12:30 am LUNCH PROVIDED 810. per family Tickets are available at Municipal Office, Vanastra or Ray's Family, Egmondville. STARTS FRI. M THE E ' TRE GODERICH 524.78t1 TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING AT 7:00 & 9:00 TOM STEVE TED SELLECK GUTTENBERG DANSON Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mawhinney of Mildmay visited with Dave and Eva Netzke on January 23 at the Manor, also with Pat and Rose Altman on Saturday. OBITUARIES Bob & Betty's Variety Seaforth Town Hall Seaforth Recreation Office are tax deductible $ PARENTAL ■ GUIDANCE `!l°HROW MOMMA N FROM THE TRAIN ENDS THURS. JAN. 28 ETHEL ISABELL LONG Ethel Isabel] Long of Brussels died Tues- day, January 19, 1988 at the Wingharn and District Hospital. She was 79. Mrs- Long is survived by two sons, Mur- ray of Brussels and Garry of Keswick, and one daughter Doreen (Mrs. Merton Hackwell) of RR 4 Walton. Also surviving are three grandchildren and two sisters, Annie (Mrs. Mac Engel) of Cranbrook and Jean (Mrs. Jim Keyes) of Seaforth. Mrs. Long was predeceased by her hus- band Joseph Claire Long, one grandson Jeff Hackwell and one brother Fred Smalldon. Visitation took place at the M.L. Watts Funeral Homes, Brussels and a funeral was held January 21 with the Reverend Vic Jamieson officiating. Interment Brussels Cemetery. The Morningstar Rebekah Lodge held a memorial service January 20. PEARL MARY THAMER Pearl Mary Thamer of Walton died Mon- day, January 18,1988 at Huronview, Clinton. She was 87. A daughter of the late William Thamer and former Annie Yuht Miss Thamer is sur- vived by three sisters, Laura White of Goderich, Gertrude Reis of Goderich and Bella Debus of Brunner, one sister-in-law, Ruth Thamer of Walton and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by two brothers, Bill and George. A funeral service was held at the Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Homes, Brussels on January 20 with the Reverend Bonnie Lamble officiating. Interment Brussels Cemetery.