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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-09-20, Page 1616A — THE HURON :EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 20 1989 DISC JOCKEY SERVICE k.Ml i P DISCO POLHAS WALTZES NEW LAZER DISC MUSIC GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS DANCES ANNIVERSARIES PARTIES E1, ,6 yee. aryarlance *No m10119, charge Cauntry1old Rock°nr'Aol! Buck & Doe for .Cathy Hart Daaii Thompson SATURDAY,' SEPTEMBER 23 Music by D.J. Lunch Provided FOR INFORMATION CALL 887-M49 or 887.8837 Ceased is w At the Executive meeting held last Thursday evening it was mentioned by Ser- vice Officer Cleave Coombs that Legislation has been passed to the effect that widows(ers) who have remarried and lost their pensions will now have them return- ed upon application. The following is part of the notice in an editorial taken from the Legion Magazine. If anyone in our area falls under this category either get in touch with Comrade Cleave or write Veterans Affairs Canada. "Officially titled the Statute Law (Superannuation) Amendment Act, the bill not only covers surviving spouses - main- ly widows - who remarry in future, but ENJOY A PIZZA SUN., MON. 11:00 am to 11:00 pm TUES., WED., THURS. 11:00 am to 12:00 midnight FRI & SAT 11:00 am to 1:00 AM 111 4.4imaingimianaminsoreamine 411114M1 ;MB inn ilms MIN inl inn RESTAURANT & STEAK HOUSE 5 Main St. Seaforth 527-2254 Come on ir for our tAFTE CHURCH SPED Breakfast Served Untl CS 1000 pima S l ndays AILY LU C Our Specials inck de Main Course, Soup or Juice Coffee or Ted and Dessert Watch For Our SUNDA d SMORGASBORD Corning .Sofory 2116 NEI c 4 1 ,n� HUGHES 111 SM�JOHN CANDY THURS., SEPT..22 -2f4 'FRI, .& SAT. '7 $r R p s "SUN. - THURS .4013 IVI . ISTufsgaaI WALKING THE DOG - Sherry Tunney and her miniscule dog Sandy enjoy a walk in the sunshine last week., Robinet photo fall fair day SpeciiIs Friday, Sept. 22 12:00 NOON to 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. HOT LLBEEF or 475 171011`DIVaor 't A id�iYru•.I �.., ,11.puWec,a;desoaR:;. ;COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth ter) benefits mbe restarted also those who have already remarried. Effective June 29, 1989, they are entitled to reinstatement of survivor benefits that ceased when they remarried. Please note that this is reinstatement to June 29, 1989. It is not retroactive to the date that the survivor benefit ceased. Fur- ther, the onus is on the widow(er) to app- ly. You can't count on reinstatement unless you come forward. The main, beneficiaries should be widows(ers) of those who received disabili- ty pension under the Pension Act. Veterans Affairs Canada expects to pay about $28 million annually to 4,500 who have remar- ried over the years. A number will have been remarried for many years, e.g. widows of some WW I Veterans. Every remarried widower) or a disabili- ty pensioner who feels she(he) is affected should apply to a Legion Branch or the nearest VAC district office. It's important to bring along as much as possible of the following: the full name of the deceased pensioner; the date and place of death; the pensioner's service number and/or seven digit disability pension number; the date and place of marriage. VAC will also need some basic information about the remar- ried widow(er) such as full name, name before marriage, address and phone number. The Legion's entry in the Fair Queen Contest held in conjunction with the Seaforth Fall Fair was Tammy Nash. Miss Nash looked quite stunning in her gown and made one of the better speeches but did not make the final three. We would like to thank Tammy for being the entry and look forward to seeing her in the parade on Friday. Trying to pick a winner from all those talented and beautiful girls must have been a real job. The Legion will have a booth at the fair on Thursday evening and Friday afternoon when the Fair Queen contest will be shown on T.V. along with other tapes that might prove of some interest to those in atten- dance. There will also be a free draw for prizes. The Ladies Auxiliary is having an after noon tea on Wednesday, September 20 (this afternoon) between the hours of 2 pm and 4 pm to help celebrate Legion week and the 60th Anniversary. Everyone welcome Also coming up in only four weeks is a musical show reminseent of the War -time England, This show is the last of a tour b3 these actors and actresses and has a top rating billing. Tickets are now on sale and may be procured at the Legion and from members of the Committee. Show time is October 14 at the High School at 7:30 pm The September meeting will be held at the Legion Thursday evening at 8 pm, Anyone wishing to attend the Zone meeting on Sunday September 24 at Brussels be at the Legion at 12 pm, if you need a ride. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. • Bar Roster: September 20 P Hildebrapd; September 21, K. Smith• September 25, K. Swan; September 26, G Bennett; and September 27, M. Ross. H1c nen: a from page 2A The first baby to be born in the nem Seaforth Community Hospital arrived Thursday, two days after the hospital open- ed. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hicknell, RR 5 Seaforth. There is every indication that entries'al Seaforth Fall Fair will set new records this year according to fair officials. "In evert department there is keen competition with increased entries," President Harold Pryce said. "All we need now to make it the best ever is weather." It was a long -to -be -remembered occasion when Duff's Church, Walton, marked the 100th anniversary of the founding of the congregation over the' weekend. Former members and friends of the church return- ed to Walton from points across Ontario. Minister of the church is Reverend Arthur Higginbotham, Construction of an addition to Huronviea home is expected to commence early ir, the new year, when costs, as the architects pointed out to county council; are less than in the latter part of the year. Ma Alice Nigh QUEEN'S SEAFO;',TH Back This Week - Our Monthly SUNDAY BRUNCH All You Can Eat - 4.95 10 A.M-2 PMI. FRIDAY FAIR SPECIALS for your enjoyment Ask about using our restaurant for informal evening meetings. banquets. or a quiet stop for muffins & coffee after hours. We'll accommodate your needs! CALL 527-0820! He's crude. He's crass. He's family tPARENTAL( GUIDANCE, LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO THURS:DAY - SATURDAY Matinee 3 7 6 pm LIVING WITH COLOR With Leslie Harrington COLOR CO=ORDINATOR OF BENJAMIN MOE 'PAINTS ' THURS•, SEPT.S28 7:30 :P.M. Seaforth & District Community Centre 82,00 .per person •Refreshments •Door;Prizes Sponsored by: Seaforth LIONESS CLUE Proceeds to Seafonh Hospital Building Fund For Tickets Gall •Hildebrand Paint & Paper - 527-1880 •Georgina Reynolds - 527-1386 •Frances Teatero - 522-1979 n9 Lordy, Gordy ... Look Who is 40 September 23 DAVE NIGH Happy Birthday MIKE BINNENDYK Sept. 23 FERGfE'S AT THE .QUEEPPS SEAFOR FI ;LADLE ' NINNT This Thursday GIFTS for the first 25 ladies DRAWS for. prizes LISTEN TO I11.KKI W)ESTT" ALL WEEKEND LONG Love from the family lowo Moir, :4:24 Agri -Food Week Dinner 'HURON 'COUNTY: AN AGRICULTURAL LEADER 111' Rural Leadership Awards -Guest $peaker: Mr. Floss Daily, CFPL-TV MONDAY, UCT013ER 2 7:00 P.M. Clinton Legion $10.00 per person For tickets call Clinton OMAF 482,34281X -140D *65-5170 Sponsored by kiuron County Junior Farmers 'SEAFORTH .MONS •OL.UB :presen s Featuring:." $earborough Makes -of ktarrnony" } R.ienerai DeliM'ery" .L •_2 7 59 pain. irUiltcheil incl I9tsjtrfii t ,High likaneel Proceeds to Ontario.Distrialio nenize-f dr8,peach ,tund Fpr tickets.e,'6II:,+4.$2-7763; 827 4610, 35 250 „34-;9501 5 v E B r 1$tO400 .tadvhanlc.e 012400 tgit W;Q'r 'Members of Ontario District ,Association,of f✓hapters AFprll e4Annljal Come To The Fair! MIL'VERTOI PALL FAIR Milverton Agricultural Grounds FRIDAY, SEPT. 22 Exhibition Hall Open - 6:30-7:30 p.m Fair Queen Sweetheart•Prince Charming Competition, Arena - 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 Admission: Adults —82.00 •0hlldron tinder 12 — Free Milverton 4H; Dairy, Beef, Swine.Vet, Small Engines, Farm Safety, Rabbits, Horses GRAND CHAMPION 4-H Beef Livstock Class Parade 12:30 p.m. starting at Milverton Stock Yards Western Horse Show •1:00 p.m. Baby Contest - 2:30 p.m - School Children's Tug -of -War - 2:00 p.m. Red & White $how - 1:00 p.m DANot AatmrslAy, t.$.0it• .20 a tAfth*P gr_ilct AlleAMAIIIWAINIrAd fi 4MJbtIikAiS orkr,ort KAtfatlIstale MAIM': 9:00 p.m. to 'MINT 'e I NAEN",at the arena JL. ---._.ji .... I.......! ) sjt;/i1 OA Y, .SEPT. 24 4011.bPIPn: Adults — 834j11) .0101 lr,,en under 1;2 —FREE sMpdern Tractor Pull (any age tractor)Toy'Show 1,0190 .a.m.4190 p.m.— Children: Asst Show 1;50 p.m. MiniOaylal Trpp;prs 2:a4,pym• 0