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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-10-26, Page 18AAf ua,, • •q.., 8A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 26, 1988 Seaforth Agricultural nnciety presents LOWDOWN In a Hallowe'en Masquerade Dance ENGAGEMENT Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Eisler of Seaforth are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane Melissa to Johnny Krogh, son of Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Nielsen and grandson of Mr. & Mrs. Viggo Caspersen also of Seaforth. The wedding will take place Dec. 17/88 at St. Ansgar Lutheran Church In London. FRIDAY, OCT. 28 at the Seaforth & District Community Centres Dancing 9-1 Age of Majority Lunch Provided $8,00 Advance 810.00 at the Door Tickets available at Bob & Betty's 52%1390 or 5221300. COMMERCIAL HOTEL W4 LIEF DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Lountry Gold & Rock 11' Roll DISCO, POLKAS, WALTZES, NEW LATER DISC MUSIC. GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS, DANCES. ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES ETC. 10 Vre...patien.e 'No mileage cNorgo MRUSSEELLS 887. ,139 DAYTIME or EVENINGS Seaforth PRESENTS SOUTH SIDE THURS., FRI., SAT. October 27, 28 29 527-0980 OUR DINING ROOM IS OPEN )ACROPOL RESTAURANT AND STEAKHOUSE NEW BUSINESS HOURS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MON., TOES. 9:00 a.m.:"stoQSSO p.m.....:... WEu., THURS. 9:00 vto 9:00 FR, SAE 0,000. tO 0:00 p.m. SUN. & HOLIDAYS 00,04 WAS p.m CALL 5217-2254 FOR RESERVATIONS LICENCED UNDER LLBO MAIN ST., SEAFORTH QUEEN'S SEAFORTH it's Party Time THURS., FRI., SAT. JACK SPRAT HALLOWE'EN PARTY, SATURDAY OCTOBER 29 PRIZES • DRAWS Come In For The Good Times! HAPPY SWEET 16 October 30 CHERI HOGGART 527-0180 Calling From The 522 EXCHANGE... Are you having a problem getting through to us? FAMILY PARADISE DANCE HALL DON'T WORRY... BE HAPPY! Tuckersmlth Municipal and Bell Phone companies are working together to solve the problem - so if you get a busy signal or bad connection KEEP TRYING - WE'RE HERE HOURS: SUNDAY & MONDAY 11 A.M. TO 11 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 11t A.M. TO 12 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11 A.M. TO 1 A.M. Queensway makes mannequin QUEENSWAY NEWS Queensway residents played Bingo with the Hensall UCW Women on Monday after- noon. Everyone looks forward to these Mon- day afternoon Bingo. Fun and Fitness took place Tuesday mor- ning followed by games and singing. Everyone feels so much more energetic after the Fun and Fitness sessions. Residents enjoyed a special treat at the church service Tuesday afternoon, when Julia Knip and several Christian Reformed Church members ministered to residents in song. They read scriptures that were mean- ingful to the residents and everyone Seaforth councillors a from page 3 last three years. I'd like to see the mayor pull everyone together," he said. Mr. McLaughlin said he personally has a positive attitude about Seaforth, but believes council should endorse what it says. He cited shopping in Seaforth as an example. Other concerns of Mr. McLaughlin in- clude better use of the Striking Committee in choosing members of council for chairperson positions on committees of Fourth candidate • from page 1 He said the Bible looks upon homosex- uality as a perversion. Campaigning Mr. Clark told the audience of approx- imately 60 people that he will . make himself available any time, any place for the next five weeks of campaigning. "This party has a lot of appeal out there and we have the power of the Holy Spirit," he said. In conclusion he quoted Woodrow Wilson, saying, "I'd rather fail in a cause that will some day succceed then succeed in a cause that will someday fail." About The Candidate Tom Clark may be a familiar name to those who follow politics as he ran for the Family Coalition in the riding of Bruce - Apathy • from page 1 seem to be interested in what is being done with their tax dollars, and she would have preferred to have been voted into her position. "They've got me whether they want me or not. I would have been nervous about an election, I think everyone is, but at least when there's an election you know you're the choice of the ratepayers," says Mrs. Wallace. Bill Carnochan, acclaimed deputy -reeve of Tuckersmith Township would also have liked to have seen a bigger election in the municipality. "I would have liked to have seen a little more interest from the community. I wouldn't say it (tha acclamations) was bad for the township, but people complain about high taxes but they won't take an interest in what the township's problems are." But Sally Rathwell, who was returned by acclamation to the position of trustee for Hensall and Tuckersmith with the Huron County Board of Education, sees things another way. "I take it as a stamp of approval, and not to mean that no one else is crazy enough to run for public school board," Mrs. Rathwell explains. Mrs. Rathwell had to campaign hard to Goaltending CHRISTMAS DANCES • STAFF GET TOGETHERS • OFFICE PARTIES • ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO IMEET THEA CANDIDATES HARDWOOD DANCE FLOOR Looking for a great place Call us for reservations 527-0629 Family Paradise R.R. #4 Walton benefited from a IPVPiv KQrvice- Thursday afternoon residents met for crafts, and produced a special Halloween mannequin for the Nelson St. entrance, "Little Miss Broadway" was the Thursday evening featured film. Residents worked out at the exercise ses- sion Friday morning and in the afternoon Euchre, dominos and crokinole were played in the Activity room. All are anticipating October 27 at 2:30 p.m. when Laurene Madge and friends join us on the Monthly Birthday Party. Interna- tional Day featuring Greece is October 28 at 2:30 p.m. council. Mr. McLaughlin is the owner of McLaughlin Chev-Olds, and has been in business in Seaforth for 26 years. He is a member of the Knights of Columbus and the Lions Club, and has been president of the latter organization twice. For the past two years Mr. McLaughlin has chaired the Egmondville Heart Fund.. Mr. McLaughlin is the father of two children, and a grandfather to one, and classifies himself as available. Grey about one year ago. Mr. Clark now resides in Wingham, working for General Contracting, but was born and raised in Owen Sound. He and his wife, Pat, have seven children which range from the ages of 25 to four years old. After working in the printing industry for 19 years, Mr. Clark went into farming, operating a dairy farm. - After his experiences on the farm, Mr, Clark said, "I have a lot of compassion for what farmers are going through." Touching briefly on why he is running in the 1988 federal election and why he chose to run for the CHP, Mr. Clark said, "I feel I have a responsibility as a father to bring this nation bacck to its senses... I feel it's going downhill fast." win her trustee position three years ago, and was against an incumbent and another can- didate. She went to every door in Clinton and Tuckersmith while campaigning, and so did the other people running for the position, and even the director of education remark- ed that seldom was a campaign so hard fought for a trustee position. So Mrs. Rathwell was prepared for another long campaign before she was notified of her acclamation, and she doesn't' . see that acclamation as a negative thing. She says when the people in the township see it's time for a change another candidate will surface, and if she hadn't run she knows there were people who would have. However, Mrs. Rathwell does acknowledge that the lack of involvement in municipal politics can be a problem. Most politicians agree that too many ac- clamations isn't healthy, and seem to ac- tually look forward to running in an election. Betty Kroonen, who is running against five other people for three positions as trustee of the police village of Dublin says of the thick competition: I think it's great. People get a choice of who they can vote for. I think it's kind of sad that people (in other township elections) don't want to be involved." • from page 9A Red Rustlers 0 Winthrop 1 A Ripley Believe It Or Not. With only 45 seconds remaining in the game, Fred Mc- Clure made a grand entrance on his knees and scored. Rustlers owe their thanks to their goalie as he kept them in the game. Grads 2 Raiders 2 This fellow, Robert Wydeven, got his wish while on his knees and scored a remarkable goal, needing no help. Big Dave Kramers, on defence, hustled in and winked at Tony Arts and Tony knowingly responded and Dave scored a shapely goal. Paul Story got a breakaway and secured a sure shot for a goal off moderate passing by Adrian and Henry Wydeven. The clock had only 43 seconds remaining in the game as Tony McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service Running in the upcoming Municipal Election in the Town of Seaforth ALL CANDIDATES NIGHT Candidates will present responses to prepared questions, followed by an open question and answer period. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 7:00 p.m. -9:30 p.m. Seaforth & District Community Centres Main Hall Jointly Sponsored by SEAFORTH SIA MEHCHANTS a 4XpOHuron , S1toi 527-0240 You are invited to a SALE and EXHIBITION of 6pinningandWeaving i Sat., .Nov. 5, 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. Sun., ..or. 6, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Huron Tract Spinners and Weavers Guild Demonstrations in Spinning & Weaving at The River MIR, Benmiller Inn Benmiller. Ontario (S miles east of Goderich) P O Bos 517. Goderich. Ont. MA 4C7 CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR ALL AGES • Allrf PARK THEATRE • N` •(a�;s coating 124=7111 Fri.-Thurs., Oct. 28 -Nov. 3 Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9:15 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. 8 p.m. S I G O U R N E Y .WEAVE R She left everything she knew and entered a world few have ever seen. Some say she went too far GORILLAS IN THE MIST The Adventure of Dian Fossey Long Distance? Call 1-800-285-3438 For toll free movie Info Arts, on his knees, scored, tying up the game. What a sophisticated pass by Steve Jansen. Parr Line 0 Royals 0 The credit of this game goes to both goaltenders as their recruits in front were all a little shaky at times. A super game to watch! October 27 at 7:30 p.m. -Red Rustlers vs Parr Line, 8:20 p.m. -Royals vs Dumpers, 9:10 p.m. -River Rats vs Easy Riders, 10:00 p.m. -Grads vs Knights and 10:50 p.m. - Winthrop vs Raiders. Seahawks • from page 12A Comets with 13 of the 23 minor penalties called. There were no majors. Seaforth's Kevin Melady dislocated a shoulder during the game. It is not known how long he will be out of action. The Seahawks are at Wellesley Sunday. They play their home opener at the Seaforth Arena on November 11. Atoms • from page 12A Scoring for Seaforth in the last two periods were Boyd Devereaux -2, Pat Grid- zak, Jason Henderson, and Mike Hugill 2. Assists went to Steve McInally, Mike Vock, Hugill and Henderson. Saturday afternoon Seaforth had their season opener against Listowel. Seaforth,once again took over the scoring to win 7-0. Scoring for Seaforth, Shaun Anstett, Mike Hugill, Jason Hender- son, Steve Mclnally-2, Jason Murray -2. Assists went to Colin Devereaux, Anstett-2, Boyd Devereaux -2, Pat Gridzak and Hugill. The Seaforth force did some excellent pass- ing to lead them onto victory. The defencemen, Brent Hulley, Steve McInally, Colin Devereaux and Chris Marion played an extremely good game. Both goalies Chad Lamont and Scott Wood made '. ne fabulous saves. The boys are inlproving each game and shu!dd have a good season this ve • the team travelled to Exeter • to I ..1 game. The Seaforth fans see a very close game, but r L n the aeaforth squad did a lot of n win 7-0. e ,. teter te.,m had some chances to score but just couldn't get the puck past La- mont or Wood. All the forwards did some ex- cellent acellent passing to put the puck in Exeter's net. Scoring for Seaforth are Henderson, B.Devereaux, Gridzak and Murray. Assists went to Anstett, Gridzak, Hugill, Hender- son, B. Devereaux, Marion and Murray. This week the team travels to Blyth. Wednesday evening October 26 for an ex- hibition game and back here Saturday to host Goderich for a league game. .4titid Sri11 m^