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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-03-15, Page 19k.egion to offer Nevado night EWS 'hy iGoplon Scott The Entertainment committee has ds mething a little different to offer on Satur- ay night in the form of a Pub Night with a Nevada flavor. There well be Black Jack, grown and Anchor and maybe some others, L t all will be played with "Play Money". chre will also be offered and popcorn and chili will be available. This is Saturday, March 17. Thursday, March 16 is the monthly Meeting of the Branch at 8 p.m. The month of March meeting is the nomination meeting. The Nomination Committee has been charged with bringing in an Executive for the Branch, but all nominations will be accepted from the floor as well. President 14e1 would like to see a good number of the q embers at this meeting. .The Peewee hockey teams are playing in the Goderich Young Canada hockey tourna- Nifty Knitters make dyed woo The third meeting of McKillop No. 1's rrtNifty Knitters" 4-11 club was held on -February 21, 1989 at the Bennett's home. /The pledge was recited and the roll call was •linswered. The two youths leaders presented lee - Tures. Mary Lou Stewart lectured on wool 54nd Pam Bennett on the process from wool 'hto yarn. Samples of raw wool and spun wool Fere shown. Different types of wool and 4leaning techniques were read over from -the booklets and discussed. Home activities ° 'ere explained. For the remainder of the 'sheeting, the experienced knitters helped the beginners with their second sample. con. 'Misting of increasing and decreasing. The hostesses served refreshtnents after the Meeting was closed. '"'The fourth meeting of the Nifty Knitters ,- wool club was held March 7,19t9 at Con - 'ilia McClure's home. The meeting was call - &d to order and the pledge was recited. The r'rollcall was answered. First samples of worsted and woolen yarns were identified and discussed. Block- ang and sewing up seams in knitted articles =were demonstrated. Mary Lou Stewart and ,JF -'am Bennett presented and demonstrated 0n the topic of dyeing. The members par- ticipated by making dyed samples. Other 'business was discussed and the meeting was closed. Ladies Aid :embers 'o create verse Jc; Tate, °'Ladies ,itid";o£,First, Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting on Tues - .day, March 7 with eight members present. President Mary Riley opened the meeting -with Prayer and gave a reading "The &Weather Prophet", Alice Reid gave the itreasurer's report and consented to be ticket convenor for the Spring luncheon on May 2. Members are invited to Northside Church for their Spring Thankoffering on March 20 at 8 p.m. Dorothy Scott gave a commentary and readings on "The beautiful church win- dows", also "Forgiving and forgiven". Dorothy McCluskie gave the Scripture and Prayer, then a game of "Quick Wit", was conducted by Dorothy Scott. Lunch was served by the programme committee and roll call for the next meeting is to be a four line original verse containing the words "The Ladies Aid". QUEEN'S iewew SEAFORTH Thurs., Fri., Sat. TRIBUTE TO VAN HALER "SKYSCRAPER" FRIDAY - ST. PATRICK'S DAY FUN. and FESTIVITIES Happy 39th Birthday Cec (again) CECILIA RYAN LOVE, .your family and woman Happy 18th On The 18th SHELLY O'BRIEN 4) z %"er 5 td'rir1 ar merit this week. The Bteam isplayingat'the time of=writing and the A team'mill he play- ing Wednesday. These teams•are sponsored by the Legion and we wish them success in this tournament. The Senior cards on Monday afternoon, after a rather slow start, are proving quite popular now. We hope everyone is enjoying the afternoon. Remember all seniors are welcome. The Senior Games committee has come up with a schedule of events for the months of April and May and the final program set for Exeter and surrounding communities on Monday and Tuesday June 26 and 27. The first sport will be Alley Bowling at the Starlight Lanes Friday, April 14 at 1:30 p.m. Bridge, Euchre and Darts will be held at the Branch in April and the beginning of May. Replies havo, been coming in about the Drumhead Service for July and all indica- tions point to a parade the size a District . meeting might have, We hope the weather will be favorable for that day. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Bar Roster - March 15, G. Bennett; March 16, G. Baker; March 20, K. Swan; March 21, 13. Mero; March 22, 3. Graham, GRADUATES SCOTT D. KYLE, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, son of . Mr. and Mrs. Don Kyle of Chilliwack, British Columbia, graduated recently from the Technical University of Nova Scotia, Halifax, with his Bachelor of Engineering degree with Distinction in Civil Engineering. Previous to this he gained his Bachelor of Science degree and Certificate in Engineering from Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick. Scott is the grandson of Mrs. Mabel and the late Emerson Kyle of Kip - pen, and of Mrs. Alice and the late Earl Thiel of Zurich. WESTERN SITiir tJ�11� SERVICES 527®O5b.0 American Top 40 Musk for Buck A Does, Dances and other Special Occasions Lois, Joan, Kaye and Families would like to wish their mother MARION CHARTERS A Happy 75th Birthday OPEN HOUSE Saturday, March 18 2-5 p.m. to be held at the BANQUET ROOM, Little Bowl Bowling Alley, Goderich BEST WISHES ONLY GLANVILLE - HOOD Les and Cathy Glanville of RR 4 Walton, are pleased to announce the forthcom- ing marriage of their daughter, Doris Mae to Lyle lames, son of Harvey and Leola Hood, of Kit 3 Brussels. The wed- ding will take place Sat. April 22, 1989 at Northside United Church, Seaforth, at 7:00 p.m. Open reception to follow at 9:00 p.m. at Brussels Morris Grey Community Centre, Brussels. Qu-een's ( Seaforth This Week - Our Very Popular • SUNDAY RUNCH This Sunday - 10 a.rn. to 2 p.m. 4 p5 CAN YOU EATS Bacon & Eggs, Sausage & Quiche, French Toast & Pancakes, Etc. Join Us EASTER SUNDAY For Nome Cooked TURKEY or HAM DINNER Enjoy Easter with your family.... Lot us do the Cooking O P E I G MARCH FRIDAY,7 FOR THE SEASON OPEN. 7 DAYS A 'WEEK 527-0034 in our business the customer is King" 45bbllonteriokd. ST.PATRICK'S :DAY .LUNCH ,BUFFET FRIDAY, ,MARCH 17, 11:30 - :2:0,0 p.m. Roast Beef, Roast Leg of .Lamb, Stuffed Sole, Potatoes, Vegetables, Rice & Gravy includes: Soup or Juice, Coffee or Tea end:Dessert 595 iM&n t8,t. ROP AW /ANT ND4TEANNOU _— ISflafarth 4271.4401i 'A THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 15, 1989 — 19A FRESH BAKED FEATURES Specials In Effect Until Closing Saturday, March 18, 1989 DELICIOUS - PKG. OF 6 CARROT a99 MUFFINS TASTY, PKG. OF 6 BUTTER TARTS DELICIOUS, 8" CHERRY PIE LARGE, DOZEN CRUSTY ROLLS 79 k� ul ra ,1 1 SUPER SPECIAL • HOT CROSS BUNS PKG. OF 8 1 19 TASTY -NU WHITE BREAD 24 OZ. LOAF Tasty -Nu Store Only ,,. �o 4 ri -'+ A Wide Variety of Canadian & Imported CHEESES Fresh OM The Block FAMILY PA' ; DISE. CHEDDAR �j 3.5 DANCE HALL DANISH BLUE 4 ai 9 RE -OPENING FOR EASTER APRIL. 1 RARTLIFF'S STAFF RABBITS, EGGS, ETC. GET TOGETHERS 1 chocolate novelty, enter our 1 For a Large Chocolate Easter OFFICE FANCY EASTER COOKIES, PARTIES For Your / r ANNIVERSARY 5 CELEBRATIONS HARDWOOD DANCE FLOOR Looking for a great place Call us for reservations 527-0629 Family Paradise R.R. #4 Walton WESTERN SITiir tJ�11� SERVICES 527®O5b.0 American Top 40 Musk for Buck A Does, Dances and other Special Occasions Lois, Joan, Kaye and Families would like to wish their mother MARION CHARTERS A Happy 75th Birthday OPEN HOUSE Saturday, March 18 2-5 p.m. to be held at the BANQUET ROOM, Little Bowl Bowling Alley, Goderich BEST WISHES ONLY GLANVILLE - HOOD Les and Cathy Glanville of RR 4 Walton, are pleased to announce the forthcom- ing marriage of their daughter, Doris Mae to Lyle lames, son of Harvey and Leola Hood, of Kit 3 Brussels. The wed- ding will take place Sat. April 22, 1989 at Northside United Church, Seaforth, at 7:00 p.m. Open reception to follow at 9:00 p.m. at Brussels Morris Grey Community Centre, Brussels. Qu-een's ( Seaforth This Week - Our Very Popular • SUNDAY RUNCH This Sunday - 10 a.rn. to 2 p.m. 4 p5 CAN YOU EATS Bacon & Eggs, Sausage & Quiche, French Toast & Pancakes, Etc. Join Us EASTER SUNDAY For Nome Cooked TURKEY or HAM DINNER Enjoy Easter with your family.... Lot us do the Cooking O P E I G MARCH FRIDAY,7 FOR THE SEASON OPEN. 7 DAYS A 'WEEK 527-0034 in our business the customer is King" 45bbllonteriokd. ST.PATRICK'S :DAY .LUNCH ,BUFFET FRIDAY, ,MARCH 17, 11:30 - :2:0,0 p.m. Roast Beef, Roast Leg of .Lamb, Stuffed Sole, Potatoes, Vegetables, Rice & Gravy includes: Soup or Juice, Coffee or Tea end:Dessert 595 iM&n t8,t. ROP AW /ANT ND4TEANNOU _— ISflafarth 4271.4401i 'A THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 15, 1989 — 19A FRESH BAKED FEATURES Specials In Effect Until Closing Saturday, March 18, 1989 DELICIOUS - PKG. OF 6 CARROT a99 MUFFINS TASTY, PKG. OF 6 BUTTER TARTS DELICIOUS, 8" CHERRY PIE LARGE, DOZEN CRUSTY ROLLS 79 k� ul ra ,1 1 SUPER SPECIAL • HOT CROSS BUNS PKG. OF 8 1 19 TASTY -NU WHITE BREAD 24 OZ. LOAF Tasty -Nu Store Only ,,. �o 4 ri -'+ A Wide Variety of Canadian & Imported CHEESES Fresh OM The Block MEDIUM CHEDDAR �j 3.5 LB. DANISH BLUE 4 ai 9 LB. 0 FOR EASTER We Have RARTLIFF'S CHOCOLATE RABBITS, EGGS, ETC. With every purchase Of Bartliff's 1 chocolate novelty, enter our FREE DRAW For a Large Chocolate Easter Rabbit (Value 835.00) FANCY EASTER COOKIES, EASTER CANDIES,' JELLY BEANS For Your EASTER DINNER Serve our fresh dinner rolls, bread, hot cross buns and finest quality cheeses. GINETTES RESTAURANT SEAFOIRTh°S FAMILY RESTAURANT) PORK CHOP Di NER 9 9. nolaudes Coffee or Tea and Dessert SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 5:00' P.M. to 7:00 P.M. R -*Daily Luncheon Specials 'Licenced Under LLBO *Seniors 15% off. MON.-SAT, 6:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. SUN, 7:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. MAtfl St S. TRAVEL THE WORLD "LOTTERY" with the "SEAFORTH OPTIMISTS" 1989 12 TRIPS ALL OVER THE WORLD EARLY BIRD DRAW 530000 CASH 12 SECOND PRIZES OF $10000 Tickets available at Bob's Barber Shop (across from Commercial Hotel) 527-1374 or other Optimist Members "STRIPES" THURSDAY — SATURDAY This band has an excellent variety of Light Flock 'n Roll music to offer. ST, PATRICK'S NITE PARTY FRIDAY, MARCH 17 WEAR 'GREEN AND WIN PRIZES SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNEY RESULTS CHAMPS: Brian Melady & Kevin Henderson RUNNERS UP: Jim Nash Jr. & Frank Verberne COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH 527-0980 Tri. -,Wed., March 17-22 Fri. & 'Sat. 7 A 9 P.M. Sun. -Wed. O P.M. 2nd :810 -1 EEK THE,FIINNIEST•COPS ARE:F.UNNIER THAN .f EVER! Mot'''e Undercover Io Unrrtadefi-ie Mastermind 0fGrintef CITY UNDER SJEG l FAMILY .1.9000 15TANail Ali