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The Huron Expositor, 1982-12-08, Page 10
r DANCE in the new Community Centre Auditoriu m NEW YEAR'S EVE December 31 Sponsored by Seaforth Beaver Oldtimers STEVENSCOUNTRYGOLD • DANCING LUNCH 9 TILL?? PROVIDED (Disc Jockey) $12.00 per couple Tickets available from Seaforth Beaver Oldtimers or at Bob & Betty's Variety , 4 r A10 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 8, 1982 White gift service held Ns A TOUCH UP—Even angels need make-up at times and Holly Reeves was brightened up for the Santa Claus parade Saturday, Seaforth Girl Guides added a platoon of angels to the parade. (Photo by White) A beautiful parade day What a beautiful day it was on Saturday for the annual Seaforth Santa Claus Parade., Thanks to Mrs. Jackie Racho. fourteen resi- dents were privileged to ride in the parade in the decorated van and wave to the crowds as they lined Seafforth's main street. Upon returning to the nursing home a sing -song was held and coffee and doughnuts were served to all residents who anxiously awaited Santa's visit. He did not disappoint anyone and along with his two pretty helpers distributed oranges to all residents. Thanks again to Mr. Bill Hodgen who, accompanied also. The afternoon unit of Northside United Church visited Seaforth Manor last Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. and provided a very nice program under the direction of President Mrs. Edith Dun- lop. Residents also enjoyed very much the music of Mrs. Evelyn Brown and Mrs. E. Haist on their mouth organs. Birthdays of the month were celebrated and a gift present- ed to each resident having a birthday. A delicious .lunch was served provided by the ladies and courtesy remarks were given by Sydney Pear- son to all who had partici- pated. Father Caruana of St. James Catholic Church .visit- ed on Friday and held mass for all Catholic residents. Season's greetings were also extended to Father and Sister Mary by Ila Gardner. "Wasn't that a party" was what many residents were saying last Wednesday morn- ing following their old tyme music and dance Tuesday evening. Music was supplied by Mrs. Gladys Van Egmond on piano. Arthur Finlayson. electric guitar and on the violins were Elgin Nott. Ray t-anteton and Bruce Arm- strong. Residents were reluc- tant to say good bight to the musicians. The resident coudcil met on Friday morning and Charles Ross expressed his wish to resign as president at the end of December. Elections for the new year will take place the first week of January. Mr. Ross Houghton has returned from Stratford General Hospital to Seaforth Manor. Visiting with Dr. E. Sadlier on Saturday was his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gene Farley of Toronto. • Mrs. Gladys Ruston spent Saturday at her home with family. Mr. Voogel of Grand Bend visited his wife -Ria on Sun- day. Busy weeks at the Legion GORDON SCOTT, e.R.O. This week just gone by has been a very busy one at t-1Ie Branch and the neat two vi e�lt� tbdk as though they eo could be just as busy. Our auxiliary had banquets three days in a row to cater to and this weekend will be no different. Oue bright spot f Mr. and Mrs.- Don Stephenson of Ottawa were recent visitors with his mother. Mrs. Effie Stephenson of Seaforth. On the weekend they left for nine months in Sweden where Don will be on assignment fflr the National Research Council. AUDITIONS For The Musical Production "THE FANTASTiCS" SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 IO a.m. to 4 p.m. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12 Call -Backs - 1 p.m. Seaforth Public School Please see the Expositor. Nov. 24, Page A9 for information SCRIPTS & AUDITION APPOINTMENTS B. WHITMORE 527-1491 (Walk-ins are welcome but may have to wait for an empty time slot) COURTESY TOPNOTCH FEEDS LTD. DAILY LUNCHEON Holiday Specials (Next Mon. to Sat., Dec. 13-18 Noon to 2 pm. 2.95 2.75 HUNGRY MAN'S SPECIAL DIETER'S DELIGHT (Delicious light lunch) SOUP & SANDWICH ( Homemade Soup & Hearty Sandwich) This Saturday - Dec. I I SHOPPER'S SPECIAL English Style Fish & Chips ChiId's Portion 2.75 1.95 Queen's Hotel Seaforth 2.50 noticed is that with alt the auxiliary- help there have been some of our male members of the branch giv- ipg our girls a hand. Last Wednesday our sports chairman Jim had fourteen tables at his euchre tournament. which is the biggest crowd that has at- tended one of these functions yet. If these crowds get any biggcr we will have to move upstairs to the hall. The next me will be Dec. 15 at 8 p.m. On Dec. 18 there will be a turkey bingo and a social afterwards. This is some- thing new our entertainment chairman is doing and I'm sure he is hoping for our support both m attending and lending a hand at the bingo. Well have more on this next week. Jack reports the New Year's Eve tickets are now available and can be purchased at the bar or from any of the committee in charge. Today. Dec. 7 is the 41st anniversary of Pearl Harbour which brought the U.S.A. into the last war as our allies. To those men and women who lost their lives that fateful day. the world re- members them. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we shall remember them. ••••• Correspondent • DORA SHOBBROOK 523-4250 At the United Church White Gift service and second Advent Sunday. Welcoming were Dave Overboe and Harry Snell. Ushers were Stanley Airdrie, Fred Reid, Rick Thompson and Darren Wilts. The S.S. pupils accompa- nied by their teachers occu- pied front centre pews. The flowers were in loving mem- ory of Leonard Caldwell and from the funeral of Isabella Stewart, and a poinsettia in loving memory of Harry Wat- kins by his wife Hazel and family. Colin Swan welcomed all. Next Sunday Dec. 12 the Explorers and C.G.I.T. girls are to wear their uniforms for their induction. The congre- gational pot luck lunch will follow morning. service. The congregation are invited to attend evening C.G.I.T. Ves- per service at, 7:30 p.m. Scripture was read by Karen Wright. prayer read in unison and scripture read by Connie Hoggart. The candle lighters were members of the Scott family, Ken. Laura, Billy. Jim, Christy and Shannon lighting the second advent candle. The service was the story presentatioh "What Child is This- -by Sunday Schad] pu- pils. Barb 'Bosman. organist and choir director. The dedi- cation of the offering was by • Cheryl Bromley. The prayer of Thanksgiving with leaders David Stevenson, Lisa Duizer and Scott Overboe with the people reading in unison. The Lions honour Service in the Seaforth Lions Club extending over more than a half century was recognized at the November meeting of the club when a 55. . year membership pin Was presented to James A. Stewart. Mr. Stewart. who joined this club in 1927. shortly after ifit was established. served as president in 1940-41. Others who received long New lineup Maple Leafs -Goal: Jason Patterson. A's -Jason Horan. Kevin Mcllwain, Kevin Cardno. Shawn Little. Paul McLlwain. B's Jamie Wil- bce, Jim O'Reilly. Steven Papple. Mathew McNichol. Patrick Maloney. Cs -Shan- non Jones. Robbie Holmes. Mark MacDonald. Coach - nceded. Plames-Goal: Mike Van Loon. A's -Brent Vanden Akkcr. Jason Schoonder- . woerd, Jeff Gemmel. Danny McNaughton, Jason Muir. B's -Karsten Carroll. Bo Alice - made. Kenny Hildebrand, Ronald Sinnamon, Kevin Vanden Neuker. C's -Eric Johnston, Stephen Hicknell, David McKay. No coaches. Canucks-Goal: Jeffrey Weber. A's -Raymond Mur- ray. Jason Papple. Brian Cook. Adam Quinn. Dwayne Price. it's -Chris Vogels. Ja- son Beuttenmiller. Derek Gridzak, Thomas Wheatley. John Moylan, C's-Kalen Car- roll. Brad Ribey. Craig Mur- ray. Coach needed. Jets: Goal -Jason McNichol A's -Mike Murray. Ted Sills, Doug Campbell. Mark Smale. Jeff Caron. B's -Bruce Ungar- ian, Todd MacLean. Mike Watt, Mike Coyne. Tyler Popple. C's-Dannv Dalton, ••••• POTHE SQUARE G©UERICH TH TR gZ4_7a11 1711 Mtn ■11■ i` • WED., DEC. 8 TO SAT., DK. 11 • • WED.-THURS. &TO P.M. F'At.-SAT. r IS 9:119 P.M. • • • • SWUI{ Thi The • • . • • • • • • • SORCERER • • • • •• "1.7 P 1 vv n . P1 4• ' • •.. P....14 • - • 4 •1.. P. 14 'T4 • 1"81•1411, . 1 y 1 1.•PT 1 .THLFL PnLFP • 40• ♦..1:1 1. V.4 v4H4P, ..- IPP f•11011,11,4M. -. • • •••. '• r•r1114.. W'X 4 ,.. • 4. 141,14•FP 5 .IPFPT MI. • 91..1. 4.. 44., - •440,...1.1 , 44.4 - . 41A9117 P11V • • SUN., DK. 12 TO TUES., DEC. 14 • 1 SHOW NJGHTLY AT Lel P.M. • • • 0 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• 0 •4 s ADMITTANCE • E.ST?ICT ED O a+sv.. • 1...... 0 .41I 0. 0.1. The MemTiorres., The Madness: The Musts 4,, The Mavier n i • THE LITTLE INN of• commissioning and Benedic- tion by Rob Adams. $ :HUIi LEBOARD Shuffleboard was held De- cember 1. Winners were ladies high, Geneive Allen, 2nd high Audrey Thompson, low Dora Shobbrook, 2nd low Gloria McEwing, men's high Geo. Hoggart, 2nd high Clare Vincent, low, Lorne Hunking, 2nd low. Reg'Lawson. Playoff winners, Dora Shobbrook. Geo. Hoggart, low Audrey Thompson, Reg Lawson. There will be no more games until the new year. LONDESBORO LIONS Lion District Governor Don Bachin of Owen Sound was one of the special guests of the Londesboro Lions De- cember 2 as they held a combined ladies night and recognition night for the newly formed Leo club •of Londesboro. Following a meal by the Londesboro U.C.W., M.C. Lion Al Bos- man introduced Governor Don and his wife, along with other head table guests, zone chairman John Stewart and his wife and district Leo chairman Jim ,Paratchek ac- companied by his wife. Lion Al welcomed Lion wives, Leos • and parents. District Gover- nor Don presented Leo Ron Nesbitt with their interna- tional certificate. The lions club represented by 1st vice president Joe Hunking and 2nd vice presi- dent Art Airdrie presented the Leo Club with the presi- dent's gong and gavel and the tail twister lion , accepted by Leo President Ron Nesbitt and Leo tail twister Ran Mason. The initiation ceremony was under the direction of Lion Dave Overboe, Keith Allen and Lion Dist. Governor Don. Lions Mark Kiuper. Merv. Durnin and Carl Nesbitt closed the evening by induct- ing the 1982-83 Leo Club officers. 7Brenda Nesbitt. John Lawson. Bob Jamieson and Scott Overboe are • the directors with Scott Millar as treasurer and Laurel Duizer as secretary. Brady Lyon serves as Ist vice president. Past Lion president Carl Nesbitt has the pleasure of inducting son Ron as the first Londesboro Leo president.) The Londesboro Leos meet, on first and third Tuesdays of each Month and membership is open to all teenagers who are service minded and com- munity oriented. BURNS U.C.W. MEET The Burns U.C.W. met at the Londesboro hall on Wed- nesday. A turkey dinner was served by the Women's Insti- tute. There were 17 present. Following the dinner Hazel Reid opened the meeting. Jean Leiper read the Scrip- ture. Christmas readings were given by Joan Midde- gaal. Beryl Reid, Joan Hog- garth and Gloria McEwing. Amelia Rice was in charge of the business. Roll call was answered with a Bible verse. The treasurer's report was given by Margaret Taylor. A thank you card was received from Ed and Betty Salverda. Correspondence was read. by Amelia Rice. A donation of 550. was made to the Sunday School. 550. allocation was sent. A poinsettia will be sent to the church. Members sign- ed Christmas cards for the shut-ins. Christmas treats will be sent to them. On behalf of Burns. Joan Midde- gaal presented Jane Swan 55 year member term membership pins from president Bill Hodgert were G.A. Whitney, 45 years, James M. Scott. 40 years, Dr. J.O. Turnbull, 35 years. and Jud Walker, five years. In the first of the prelimi- nary draws in the annual 52,500 prize award. prizes of 525. each were won by Fred Tilley and James McQuaid. The meeting was arranged by Hal Claus. Seaforth, Chief s for Minor Stephen Pletsch. Dean Mur- ray. No coaches. SENIOR DIVISION Canadians -Goal- Mike Schwarz. A's -Randy Becker, Gregg Scroggs. Paul Hender- son. Trevor Price. Gien.Rose. B's -Kelly O'Leary. Terry Gray. Darren_ Akey. Scott Hoegy, Chris Reeves. Mike MacLean. Aaron Broom. Coach -Dave Broome. Nordiques-Goal- Jim Roth. Marty Pelss. A's -Barry Vin- cent, Terry Cronin. Dave Akey. Ray Little. Brian Hen- derson. B's -Brad Under- wood. Martin Feeney, Brad Beuttenmiller, Rick Mac- Lean. Sean Cook. Patrick Moylan. Coach. needed. Oilers -Goal -Brian Mender - of Police. who discussed the characteristics of the criminal personality. The criminal has lots of energy. ' both physical and mental and he hates being bored. he said. Frequently he is involved in activities he doesn'tenjoy but- does them for excitement - for being part of the crowd. "Too often these are criminal activities," the chief said. Hockey. son. A's -Dan Van Loon, Dave Garrick. Rob Gtew, Chris Cardno. Dwain Osborn. B's David Barry, Blair Beuer- man, Don Brown. Gord O'Dwyer. Terry Sloan. Ray Anstett. Wayne Regele. Coach needed. Seaforth Automotive Bruins -Goal -Jeff Hoelscher, Trevor Fortune. A's -Gerry Wright. Steve Scott. Bill Stewart. Scott Driscoll. Kevin Cooper. B's -Dan Primeau. Mike Schoonderwoerd. Dwayne Price, Brad Carter. Ray Lamont. Derek Cooper. Coach needed. Classified Ads pay dividends• Make this a New Year's Eve to Remember. . An intimate dinner for two or get a group together and celebrate at THE LITTLE INN of BAYFIELD GOURMET DINING AND GOOD CHEER Avocado and Prawn Mousse Almond Soup Watercress, Mushrorum and Tomato Salad Braised Pheasant with Calvados & Apples or Lobster Newburg Black Forest Cake Or Fresh Fruit Meringues Chocolates and Mixed Nuts Please Reserve Now* early dinner...6-9 P.M. late dinner...9 P.M_ $5O.°° PER COUPLE BAYFIELD 565-2611 with a Christmas gift. Jane thanked the ladies. iNembers exchanged Christmas gifts. PERSONAIS Once again the community was shocked to learn of the sudden death of Leonard Caldwell at his home on Thurs. Dec. 2nd, age 74. Deepest sympathy is express- ed to his wife Jean and family. Nancy, Alan, Wendy, brother Harry. sister Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shad - dick attended the funeral on Monday of her brother-in-law Don Habkirk of Essex who died suddenly on Thurs. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Mrs. Jack Clark was admit- ted to University Hospital. London on ,tri. Dec. 3rd for surgery. Dec. 6. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunk- ing visited with Mrs. Jewel Cowan and Mrs. Mary Robin- son in Hanover on Wednes- day on Sunday. A large number enjoyed Christmas in Song by Blyth Festival Sing- ers. Choir members from here were Gail Lear, Ruth Vincent and Marjorie Duizer, The W.l. card party will be held Fri. Dec. 10 at 8 p.nt. " v HERE NEW F IEN'I S EET AND ! LD F IENDS GATHER!" Whatever the • occasion...birthdays, anniver. sales, Christmas parties, atter stropping or your favourite sport...you can't beat Murphy's for a 'Sit -Down' Eating or 'Stand -Up' Meeting place.'JOIN US9...we were built with you In mind. 'Fabulous Food and Fun all in One! 360 BAYFOELD RD., GOI EROCH 524-2128. OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 11 A.M. TO I A M. SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 10 P,M SU AY, DECE ER 12 2 p.m. "Oldtimers" VS Seaforth Beaver Oldtimers AT THE SEAFORTH & DISTRICT ARENA Adults: $3.00 Children (12 & Under): $1.00 Advance Tickets In Seaforth at: BOB & BETTY'S VARIETY, ARCHIE'S SUNOCO, RECREATION OFFICE and members of the Seaforth Beavers HI&NW/W.8-DUBLIN C avyn c' 3ws- 27 - o you soy AtmRE rows IME $wR7 OFT An, BAOt ; You 667/r AIL. HELD OVER TILL DEC. 113th AME RICA's LEGENDARY•/ON5ER MALE • EXOTIC •ENTtRT6jNER P P4OT JUST 81 MA1k-STR1PPPR Vt,T 190V,6WWTELY uN/Qui BURLE5Qu /yluS/Cp9L *0 COMIC T19LEAFTf STP/PTEA tr ( tiC NCf S0O6,f {WOK PIANO S[M/6J COMEDY �Q°Altra6E CARTBOIVINer 5 AACTIIING- �77�1/M6, EveRV� a ERTesiWMENT= FROP9 meow 'Tit_ our A.M. 141944 -Sal MOVIES & SPORTS via SATELLITE T.V. SUNDAY 12 H i ' N to 7 P.M. . Winner Scha*itrai and S©uarkr©u4 ALL YOU CAN FAT 64„50 DAV � �” sORd e F� 3025 #2. -it