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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-09-24, Page 17Karen Dalton wine BYGORDON SCOTT, PRO After holidaying for a month, ,it has taken a little time to catch up on what has been happening in the Legion and Community. The Legion entry in the Queen of the Fair contest, Miss June Rivers, though not the. winner was very fleservin of the Legion's support. It is hoped she enjoyed being in the competition and is certainly the richer for the experience. Congratulations June and all the best in future accomplishments. In the draws we had at the Fall Fair booth Karen Dalton of Seaforth was tin winner of the Legion book which was , .oduced by the Legion Command in ►+c.ior of the Diamond Jubilee. Bob McLaughlin was the lucky winner of the basket of groceries supplied by the ladies Auxiliary and donated by Lyons Knechtel Stores. On behalf of the Branch thanks is extended to all those who helped in any way in the success of the booth. On Saturday night the "Ceiligh" was held at the Legion. Though the crowd was down in numbers somewhat, the quality of the entertainment was as good as ever. The Pipe Band consisted of Charles and Elizabeth Potter and their daughter Jennifer, Greg, MacPherson, Watt Webster, Peter Malcohn, Steve Adams and Mary Ann Scott, Annie Malcolm and Rosemarie Armstrong sang solos and the dancing music was provided by Norm Dunsmore of Kincardine. Lunch was provided and served by the committee in charge. Once again on behalf of the Branch thanks to Peter Malcolm and his committee for their efforts in bringing this entertain- ment to the Branch and to those who helped in any way. Membership chairman Al Nicholson would like to remind the members the Early Bird Campaign will be launched shortly and hopes to have the cooperation of the members again this year. Playhouse director invited to Manitoba Huron Country Playhouse's Artistic Di- rector, Steven Schipper and Resident Design- er for this past '86 season, Brian Perchaluk have been invited to Manitoba Theatre Centre to Guest Direct and Design their fall production of Brighton Beach Memoirs. The ever popular and renowned Neil Simon comedy -drama, Brighton Beach Memoirs will open the Manitoba Theatre Centre's fall season, October 23. MTC is one of the oldest and most prestigious regional theatres in the country, with Rick McNair as Artistic Director. 141 Itto LEGION NEWS Rumour has it, that Legion President Jim Watson won the Clinton Legion Invitational Golf Tournament last Saturday. Congratula- tions on a good game, Jim. Thanks to Comrade Jack Eisler for keeping readers up to date on what was going on in the Legion this past month. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. •••••••••••••••••••• • • • • •FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 •• • 15 •Regular Games • •• • $15.00agame • • 3 SPECIALS PLUS • • • JACKPOT $ 900 •• • in 58 calls • • CONSOLATION—$100.00 • • BONANZA $ • • in 58 calls ��O s • CONSOLATION -850.00 • • Doors Open at7:OS P.M. • •• Bingo Starts at8:00P.M. • ••••••• ••••••••••••• CHIP BINGO 401. in • DUBLIN COMMUNITY CEN TRE • Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986 -- A17 QUN' SEAFORTH, 1 • Appearing Thurs. to Sat. ' VIGILANTE OPEN SUNDAYS FOR FOOD & FUN BUCK 'and DOE DIANA for STEVE CLAUS and STEEP Seaforth & District Community Centres SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 8.1.00 For ticket!, call 527-0604 or at the door DAILY SPECIALS FROM $2.95 FREE FITNESS CLASSES Seaforth and District Community Centres WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 BODY STRETCH Bounceless Aerobics 8-9 p.m. BUCK & DOE TOM WENDY JOHNSTON and PENHALE SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 Bayfield For Information Call 235-0667 or 482-9088 TRIM -A -SIZE 7-8 p.m. • ° Bring your running shoes and a small mat and try out either or both of the above classes FREE! INSTRUCTOR: CHERYL PHILLIPS 527-0765 Regular MON. OCTOBER 6 • 7-8 p.m. TRIM-A=SIZE 8-9 P.M. BODY STRETCH Bounceless Aerobics. Classes Begin WED., OCTOBER 8 7-8 P.M. TRIM -A -SIZE 8-9 P.M. BODY STRETCH Bounceless Aerobics O'ROt1RKE — HENDRIKS Gwen O'Rourke; Vanastra and Len O'Rourke, Seaforth, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Patti Marie O'Rourke to Henry Gerard Hendriks, son of John and Corry Hendriks, Seaforth. The wedding will take place Saturday, October 4, 1986 at 3:00 p.m., St. James Church, Seaforth. Reception to follow at Seaforth and. District Community Cen- tres. You Can Deal With Confidence When You Deliver Your 1986 White Bean Crop to Mulhern exhibition planned at Blyth The Blyth Visual Arts Committee is pleased to present an exhibition of works entitled, "Music, Masks and Moments" by local artist Mona Istrati-Muthem. The show will run September 27 through October 31, 1986, in the Blyth Festival Art Gallery. • Mona Istrati-Mulhem is a familiar figure on the Huron County arts scene. She is a well known Goderich artist, whose work has been exhibited throughout Ontario. Her studio, which she named "Serrenwood", provides a display area for her own work and Mona also offers it as ashowcase for other local artisans. Always an active participant in community art affairs, Mona has been a teacher of visual arts to every age group. In the show 'Music, Masks. and Mo- ments" the artist creates in watercolor, reflections of nature, interpretations of the symbolic nature of masks; and also shows the influence of music as it enhances the imagery and symbolism. All these elements come together to provide a delightful experience, touched with moments of fantasy. The official opening is on Saturday September 27. at 7 p.m. The public is invitekd to attend. to see the exhibit and meet the artist. The Festival Gallery will remain open weekdays through to October 17 from 9 to 5 p.m. and any inquiries during business hours may go to the Blyth Festival administration office. (first building south of Blyth Memorial Hall after that date). Child entertainers returning to Exeter The Hensel] Nursery School is proud to announce that they are sponsoring a return visit by the very popular chlldren's entertain- ers • Sharon, this and Bram. Their only area concert this year will be held at the Exeter High School on Thursday, October 9 at 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets are available for $6 at little People in Exeter and the Birch Tree in Hensall or telephone 262-3000 or 262-3440. It's a musical treat for the whole family. One -men comedy play opens soon Letter From Wingfield Farm, a hilarious one-man play, starring actor, Rod Beattie is being performed at the Blyth Memorial Hall on Saturday, September 27 at 8 p.m. This comedy shows us all the fun and foibles of farm living. The laughs begin when a corporate executive decides he can find the simple, unhurried pace he craves in a country setting. He mistakenly believes he is going to lead an uncomplicated life as a gentleman farmer. As the realities of rural life unfold, it quickly becomes apparent to him that the "simple" life is not so simple. This story is crocked full of characters that are familiar to all of us. They are all portrayed with great skill by Rod Beattie, whose versatility meows him to create a series of wonderful sones and encounters. The play has had a very popular tun throughout southwestern Ontario for the past two years, often with repeat engagements, and has had extended runs in Landon and Grand Bend A Letter From Wingfield Farm is bound to ur tickle from slapping. Tickets arre $100ut 0 for this event. • Letter From Wingfield Farm is the first in Blyth Festival's adult fall -spring series, so this will be your last chance to purchase money -saving Maxipaekages which Cost $25.00 for 4 events, including Valdy, classical pianist, Anton Kuerti, and the musical Primp Boys and Dinettes. There are also Mini-peek- ages ini-packages available for any 2 events for $16.00. Also, ask about our kid's servees� and special Christmas family event "A'Prairie 1Boy's Winter", December 13 and 14 Forticketsforboth series and single events call Blyth Festival Bock Office at 523-9300 or 523-9225, Ken R. Campbell & Sons Ltd., Seaforth Hothcson,&,,,Howson Ltd., Blyth, Ontario — Bar' Poimerstoci E1evaiolrs Lfd. •• Bar' B - Dee Farms, RR 1 Bornholm are also white bean receiving satellites for Thompson's We want and appreciate your business Nyland Augusta Seed Wheat Nylarnd Hawser Seed Wheat Cert. Monopol Red Winter Wheat Be sure you buy Blue Tag Seed Only This assures you of "Certified" ##7 Seed for "Purity" - "Quality" and "Top Yields." Any other facsimile isnot the same. Available only. et Thornpson s or a Hyland Dealer Also there is Cert. #1 Fredrick seed wheat. "For larger growers" wishing Certified seed in Bulk we can supply. Please order ahead. 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