The Huron Expositor, 1983-06-01, Page 7Legion golfers have a good day on course
Not having a column in the
paper last week owing to the
holiday weekend and an early
deadline, we have a few dates
to report.
A week ago last Saturday
20 golfers and guests accom-
panied sports officer Jim
Watson to Sarnia to play golf.
The weather was exception-
ally good that day and every-
body had a good time regard-
less of the scores. Ian Doig
had the best score of the
guests and Steve Bennett the
best score with a 69 overall.
This could very well turnout
to be a yearly event.
Friday an installation team
of ladies and men attended
the Exeter Branch to instal
their officers of the Branch
and of the Ladies Auxiliary.
After the ceremonies the
evening was spent dancing,
with a lunch served by the
Exeter Ladies Auxiliary. On
Saturday "Exeter Branch re-
ciprocated by installing our
officers of the Branch and
Auxiliary . Seaforth and Exe-
ter have been exchanging for
this ftinction now for almost
20 years with very few years
missed. We hope we have
many more years of this
comradeship.
The month of June is going
to be busy at the Branch
between sports and enter -
tainment. This coming Satur-
day will be Bill and Norma
Eisler's 25th wedding anni-
versary party in the hall. We
wish Bill and Norma another
25 years of happy bliss.
The following Saturday,
June 11 will be our mixed
two -ball four -some. Tee -off
time will be around three
p.m. with a pot -luck supper
back at the branch afterwards
and then an evening of
dancing with the 'music of
"Lively Lou". If any member
is in touch with an out of town
member please remind them
of the change of date from
June 18 as was originally
announced in the bulletin that
was sent out, to June 11.
Other dates coming up are
Honors and Awards night
with an initiation on June 18.
Thirty-nine years ago June
6 marks the anniversary of
the invasion of Europe when
thousands of allied soldiers
lost their lives, to liberate the
western European nations. In
France, Holland and Bel-
gium, the cemetaries testify
to the many thousands of
Canadian soldiers who did
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 1, 1093 — A7
not return home again. Those
who went in on day one and
days to follow, the memory of
those events will never be
forgotten, and those who died
we Shall Remember Them.
The branch was saddened
this week to learn of the death
of one of our First war
veterans, Andrew Houston.
To comrade Houston's family
and friends we offer our
sympathies in the Toss of a
loved one.
Age shall not weary them
nor the years condemn. At
the going down of the sun and
in the morning we shall
remember them.
-Gordon Scott P.R.O.
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FUTURE FIREFIGHTER—Young Mark Phillips peers out
at the crowd from the Seaforth area flretruck during the
Optimist Mardigras parade.
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Featuring
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HAPPY HOUR
4:00 - 6:30
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The family invite you to the
40th Anniversary
for
Ken and Eileen McLean
Friday, June 10th
9:00 p.m.
Hensall
Best Wishes Only Music by Ian Wilbee
For information phone 527-1502
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Optimist Club of Brussels
10th
ANNIVERSARY DANCE
Saturday, June 18th, 1983
Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre
Dancing' 9 - 1 -. Music by Whiskey Jack Music Compaq
TICKETS: $8.00 per couple
(ACE OF MAJORITY CARD NEEDED)
Tickets available from any Optimist
or at J.R.'s Shake Shoppe
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has the following
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CUSTODIAN
SOUTH HURON
DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL
Exeter, Ontario
Starting July 4,
1983
The full-time position of
forty hours per week
invokes 55111 work. Let-
ters of application and
resumes indicating date
of birth. esperience and
education will he re-
ceived hr the undersign
ed prior to June 10, 1983
CUSTODIAL
CONTRACT
TENDER
TURNBERRY
CENTRAL PUBLIC
SCHOOL
R.R. 4, Wingham,
Ontario
Effective
September 1, 1983
Individuals interested in
submitting a tender max
obtain tender forms at
the Board offices. 107
Albert Street. Clinton.
Ontario
The low est or am tender
notneer- ssariIs accept
cd Tenders must he
submitted to the under
signed prior 1D noon
June 17, 1983.
P.GRYSFErS
Superintendent
of Education
HURON COUNTY
BOARD OF
EDUCATION
103 Alpert Street.
Clinton, Ontario
Mid -Western
Paving
Driveways, farm lane,
parking lot, repairs
FREE ESTIMATES
Box 209,
Bayfield, Ontario
565-2422
Wingham Ironmen
YEAR END DANCE
Friday, June 17, 1983
Music By "STAR TREX"
Wteuens
DISC JOCKEY SERVICE
Country Gold &
Rock'n' Roll
2ND FEATURE
AMITYVILLE
HORROR
THE ORIGINAL
DISCO, POLKAS, WALTZES
GOOD FIECORDED MUSIC FOR
DANCE ANNIVERSARIED,
PARTIES. WEDDINGS, .� ES, ETC.
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EVERYONE WELCOME
to the twelfth annual
Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Lunch Included
'5.00 per person
Tickets available at:
Cousins Hardware, Brussels
Middleton's Home Furnishings,
Wingham
Knechtel's, Wingham
All proceeds to team operation costs.
Limited number of
TICKETS
still available for the
ARENA
arun6opening
Saturday, June 4, 1983
BARBECUE and DANCE TICKETS
Adults $8.00
Children (under 12) $5.00
DANCE TICKETS $2.00
Phone: Ken Coleman 527-0398
or Kevin Kale 345-2908
FIDDLERS
and Step Dancers
JAMBOREE
Sunday, June 1 2th
MITCHELL & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE
Starting Time: 1:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Proceeds for the Stratford 8 District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
Admission 12.00 each 15.00 family
Participants free
Donations still appreciated. Receipts for all donations
15,00 and over on request.
The Grand Theatre Company, London, Ontario
Become a member of
"the fastest rising theatre in the country''
\1,111er, Toronto Star
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Help the Government
give us money
Only one month left of
the Wintario Challenge
Fund.
Now is the time to
Join the
family
For every $25
membership, rhe
Province of Ontario has
promised to give us an
extra $50.
Alt members receive:
Advance season
information & booking
privileges
Discounts on ticket
purchases
A tax receipt
Advance notice of
special events
And many other
benefits.
Plus
A special honus
For members who join
by June 10,
a draw for a
HOLIDAY FOR
TWO
in London, England
For Free
details
Please write to:
The Grand Theatre
Company
471 Richmond Street
London, Ontario
Canada N6A 3E4
or call:
(519) 672-8800
Toll-free lines from
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519, 705
1-800-265-1241
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"... thy eternal
summer shall not fade."
—William Shakespeare
Robin Philips, Artistic Director
Inaugural
Repertory Season
September 1983 /May 1984
London's good. �'—
London's great.
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