HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-10-01, Page 17Legion gives bursaries
apt local commencement
\ BY GORDON SCOTT, PRO
Seaforth District High School held its
Annual Commencement Exercises Friday
before a full auditorluim. Among those
receiving Legion bursaries were Darryl
Finnigan son of Dilys Finnigan and the late
Grant Finnigan, and Colleen Ungarian,
daughter of Jack and Margaret Ungarian.
Darryl was the recipient of the Legion bursary
presented by President Jim Watson, Colleen
was the recipient of the Ladies Auxiliary
Bursary which was presented by Auxiliary
President Ann Wood. Congratulations go to
both with hope the Legion has been able to
help in furthering future ambitions.
Last ' Saturday I had the privilege of
attending the initiation of the new Legion
members adopted by the various branches in
. Southwestern Ontario. It was held at
Parkwood Hospital, These veterans were
from Parkwood • Hospital and the Western
Counties W ing of Westminster Campus.
About 35 veterans were initiated at this time
but another ceremony is contemplated for the
Spring of 1987. Glenn Bridge, District C
Deputy Commander of Brussels, and Steve
McGuire, Deputy Zone Commander, of
LEGION
NEWS
Clinton helped in the ceremonies for District
C.
The new bowling season gets underway
Friday at 7 p.m. The league has all the teams
filled again this year but if anybody wants to
spare, get in touch with Al Smale, the
president of the Legion Bowling League.
Also Friday the Ladies Auxiliary are
leaving on their annual bus trip. This year
their trip is to Toronto for two nights. If any
lady would like to be on this trip, please
phone Peg Coombs 527-1155 or Barbara Scott
527-1787. There are still a few vacant seats
available. The members of the Branch wish
the ladies a fun -filled weekend.
The darts league will be starting on
November 15. Anyone interested in joining
please sign your name on the list on the sports
board. Darts will be played each Saturday
night.
At the going down of the sun and m the
Festival board names morning we will remember them.
new general manager
The Board of Directors of the Blyth Festival
has announced Tim Chapman will be
assuming duties as General Manager of the
Festival effective January, 1987. Mr. Chap-
man will take over from current General
Manager Brenda Doner who is leaving to
pursue other interests.
Mr. Chapman comes to Blyth with seven
years experience in arts administration. The
majority of his experience has been with
theatres similar in mandate to the Blyth
Festival, that is, with theatres that produce
primarily new Canadian plays. From 1979 to
1986 he held various positions at Toronto's
Tarragon Theatre, with duties ranging from
administration, fundraising and group sales
to house management and box office. He also
managed Tarragon's training and rehearsal
facility, the Maggie Bassett Studio. Since
January of this year he has also been serving
as General Manager of Masterclass Theatre,
a Toronto-based theatre that produces works
from the classical repertoire. Mr. Chapman
has also been an active member of Theatre
Ontario and of the Toronto Theatre Alliance,
and has had experience as a stage and film
actor, as a restaurant owner and manager,
and as a social worker. He was raised in New
Liskeard in Northern Ontario, but has lived in
Toronto fora number of years. "I am eagerly
looking forward to working with a theatre of
the Blyth Festival's stature and reputation,"
said Mr. Chapman.
Mr. Chapman will be resident in the Blyth
area from November 3, 1986, with full duties
as General Manager to begin in January,
1987.
HAPPY 2ND
BIRTHDAY
Lindsey Marie McClure
October 2
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FAMILY DANCE
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Sponsored by
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SATURDAY, OCT. 4
8:30 p.m.
Dublin Pavilion
Admission - 58.00 per family
Kids under 15 - 52.00,
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Ball Players FREE
LADIES PLEASE BRING LUNCH
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FREE FITNESS CLASSES
Seaforth and District Community Centres
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1
BODY STRETCH
TRIM -A -SIZE Bounceless Aerobics
7-8 p.m. 8-9 p.m.
• Bring your running shoes and a small mat and try out either or both of the above
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INSTRUCTOR: CHERYL PHILLIPS 527-0765
Regular Classes Begin
MON. OCTOBER 6 WED., OCTOBER 8
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WOME N AT WORK
A Conference on Employment Issues
Concerning Women in Huron County
YOU ARE INVITED TO THE
1ST � OUNTRY
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AT THE
Goderich Twp. Community Centre
HoImesville, Ontario
(Just Off Hwy. 8 between Goderich & Clinton)
DISPLAY and SALE OF CRAFTS
Christmas. Baking - Knitting - D011 Clothes - Ceramics
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Sheila Chick 3. Start & Manage a Small Business
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4Y,Planning Your Fieeea7n�ial. Future.. 4, Women - Discrinvinaticm and the Law
- PriMela Stone
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