HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-06-22, Page 7LIFE MEMBERS—Were honoured on Saturday at the
Legion and they are (from left) Cleave Coombs, Allan
Nicholson and Gordon Scott. A fourth life member, William
Dalrymple, was unable to attend due to illness. (Photo by
Hook
Ell Iltioldll LIrt9'U ll ly
Legion hosts awards night on Saturday
The honors and awards
banquet Saturday evening
was well attended with ap-
proximately 150 present en-
joying the delicious smorgas-
bord supper prepared by the
Ladies Auxiliary, The Ladies
were thanked by Gordon
Scott. The initiation of new
members was held first with
four regular and nine asso-
ciate present with Al Nichol-
son as chairman and Ted
Scott assisting. They were
initiated by Len Dunkel,
Glenn Bridge and Bill Wil -
bee, The names of the four
regular members are Alvin
Koehler, Alvin Kerslake, Pat
Whiteley and Ken Pierce.
The associates are Jean
Hodge, Brenda Hodge, Paul
Kruse, Cheryl Kruse, Ina
McGrath, Cynthia Stewart,
Glenn Stewart, Paul Stewart
and Linda Gridzak.
The honors and awards
were chaired by Comrade
Dick Whiteley and assisted
by Len Dunkel, Chairman of
Honors and Awards, Provin-
cial Command, Lloyd Ander-
son, District Commander,
Glenn Bridge, Zone Com-
mander, Jack Muir, first vice
president, and James Wat-
son, second vice-president.
Those receiving 10 year pins
were: ' associate members
(from Cleave Coombs and
Jim Watson) Tom Barry,
Brian Barry, Ron Beuerman,
Chris Coombs, Gene Kruse,
George Kruse, Roger Laycox,
Jack Muir, Brian Scott, Doug
AWARDS—were prdsented to many members of he
Legion Saturday evening and presenting them were Glen
Bridge and Jack Muir. Accepting one was George Hays.
(Photo by Hook)
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Mrs. Ron Nicholson, Shannon and Amanda of Cambridge
spent the weekend with their grandmother, Mrs. Art
Nicholson, Harpurhey.
Winners of prizes at the Ringette Fashion Show recently
were: Toronto Dominion -Marion Gordon: Tremeer's Printing -
Mary Catherine Lane; Triangle Discount - Anne Nolan; Bob
and Betty's Variety -Mary Smith; Box's Furniture - Evelyn
Holmes: Crown Hardware - Y. Marie Leonhardt; Donna's
Beauty Salon -Mary Anne Snowdon; MacLean's Flowers -
Audrey McLlwain; Bob's Barber Shop - Wilma MacLean;
Bob's Barber Shop - Carol McWall; United Trails - Trina
Waits; Harbour Light Travel - Beth Phillips and Pizza Train - S.
Van Loon.
Focus, the area publication, has switched from mail delivery
to carriers who bring the paper door to door twice monthly in
Seaforth. Anyone who has been missed during the transition
can pick up a copy, free of charge, at the Expositor office.
On Saturday, a brief visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lupul
was Steve's niece, Pat Hawkins from Fronthill. She brought
her daughter Heather to Stratford. Heather has a job at Avon
Theatre for the summer.
Walters Family
will be here
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las Scott, Ted Scott, Bill
Trapnell and Jim Watson Jr.
Peg Coombs, in the ab-
sence of President Thelma
Coombs made the presenta-
tion of long service pins to
members of the Auxiliary,
Ariel Wood, 25 years, Ann
Wood, 15 years and Hazel
Dillon (absent through ill-
ness) will receive a 30 year
pin. Joan Eaton received a
past officer medal.
Ordinary members receiv-
ing 10ear pins were Frank
Goldin, James Lockwood,
Bill Morris.
20 year pins went to Gord-
on De Jong, Lawrence Dillon
and Rose Reiger.
25 year pins went to George
Earle and Ben Wilson.
Past Officer medals were
awarded to Cleave Coombs,
F.A. Dobson. Jack Eisler,
John Flannery, George Hays,
Hartman Huisser, Michael
McGrath, Andrew McLean,
Mel Melanson, Peter Mal-
colm. George Miller, Don
Muir, H.W. Nesbitt, Allan
Nicholson, Gordon Scott,,
William Wilbee, Charles
Wood and Richard Whiteley..
Life memberships were
presented by Lloyd Anderson
to the following comrades:
Cleave Coombs, Allan Nich-
olson, Gordon Scott and Wil-
liam Dalrymple who was
unable to be present owing to
illness.
'Zone Commander Glenn
Bridge presented a plaque to
Peter Malcolm for the early
bird campaign for 75% early
birds for 1983.
Saturday is the men's golf
tournament with tee -off at
one o'clock. There is a good
list of golfers signed up so
this could be a good tourna-
ment and Mrs. Cleave
Coombs took part at Egmond-
ville Cemetery in the Legion's
recent decoration day.
Word was receive'd last
week of the death of Arthur
Lobb , an associate member
d@goon
of this branch. On behalf of
the branch members 1 would
like to eetend our sympathies
to his family in their loss of a
brother and son.
At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we
shall remember them.
Gordon Scott P.R.O.
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What's Happening Is a weekly column, space donated by The Huron
Expositor. To list your event, call the Recreation Office at 627.0882,
DATE EVENT
Wed, June 22 Public Swimming
Wed. June22 Beare vs Malnatreet
Wed. June22 Turf vs Firemen
Wed. June22 Girls Houseleague
Wed. June 22 Manley ve Swingers
Thurs. June 23 Public Swimming
Thurs. June23 Clinton vs Tykes
Thurs. June23 Brodhagen vs
Jr. Farmers
Thurs. June 23 Sr. Citizens Night
Thurs. June23 Roadrunners vs
Sluggers
Thurs. June23 Knechtels vs
Cath Nationals
Thurs. June 23 Beechwood vS
Knights
Fri. June 24 -Sun. June26 Lions
Carnival & Mens Ball Tournament
Fri. June 24 Roller Skating
Fri. June24 Public Swtmmlrtg
Fri. June 24
Fri. June 24
Sat. June25
Sat. June 25
Sun. June26
Sun. June26
Listowel vs Midgets
Molesters vs Rats
Public Swimming
Story Hour
Monster Yard Sale
Public Swimming
Sun. June26 Winthrop vs Pee Wee
Girls
Sun. June26 Roller Skating
Mon. June27 Publ lc Swimming
Mon. June 27 Blue Jays vs Tigers
Mon. June 27 Red Sox vs Expos
Tues. June 28 • Public Swimming
Tues. June 28 Family Roller Skating
Tues. June 28 Ken Smith vs
Commercial
Scott Farms vs
McNichol
Clinton vs Midgets
. Tues. June 28
Tues. June28
PLACE TIME
Pool 4.6 p. m.
Lions Park 7 p.m.
Lions Park 8:30p.m.
Opt. Park 6:30p.m.
Opt. Park 9 p.m.
Pool 4-6 p. m.
Lions Parts 8:30 p.m.
Lions Park 8:30 p.m.
Arena 7-10 p.m.
Opt. Park 7 P.M.
Arena 8p.m.
Arena 9 p. m.
Lions Park
Arena 8-10:30p.m.
Pool 4-8 p.m.
& 6:30-8 p.m.
Opt. Park 6:30p.m.
Opt. Park 9p.m.
Pool 1-4:30 p.m.
& 6-8 p.m.
Library 1:30-2:30
Van Egmond 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Pool 1-4:30 p. m.
& 6-8 p.m.
Opt. Park 7 p.m.
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Arena 7:30-10 p.m.
Pool 4.6 p.m.
Lions Park 8:30 p.m,
Lions Park 7:45 p.m.
Pool 4-8 p.m.
Arena 7-9:34p.m.
Lions 7 p.m.
Lions . 8:30p.m.
Opt, Park 6:30 p.m.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 22, 1983 — A7
The circus is coming
On Sat. July 2 the unique
sounds, sights and smell!s of a
real old fashioned tent Circus
will seep into the hearts and
souls of children of all ages in
Seaforth as the all new 1983
edition of the Martin and
Downs Circus presents two
performance(s) at 2:00 and
4:15 p.m. under the sponsor-
ship of the local Agriculture
Society.
Designed strictly for family
audiences and billed as an old
time tent Circus, the Martin
and Downs Circus will pre-
sent 15 trained animal and
variety acts to please both
young and old alike.
Adults wishing to relive
childhood memories or to
introduce their children or
grandchildren to the magic of
the big top, are invited to the
showgrounds at the Fair-
grounds on Circus morning to
see the raising of the big top
and the feeding of the ani-
mals.
Under the big top, the land
of spangles and mirth, you
will enjoy such favourites as
esteemed equine exhibitions
of liberty ponies, the antics of
clever canines, trained llama
and performing mule, aerial
artistry on the trapeze and
spanish web, juggling and
balancing stars, the rib tick-
ling antics of the clowns, and
of course the Circus elephant.
Fun and excitement for the
whole family at family prices.
Also on the grounds before
and after each main show
performance, will be the
giant killer. python snake
exhibit, children's pony ride
*evens
and other midway attract-
ions. All these attractions are
available at a separate nomi-
nal cost.
Remember..,.Save money
and help your local sponsor.
Buy your advance discount
tickets ahead of show day
from various local stores and
from members of The Agri-
culture Society. Advance
tickets will not be on sale
Circus day.
Bring the whole family and
see the circus as it should be
seen, under the big top.
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Seaforth and District
Ringette Association
FRIDAY JUNE 24 TO WEDNESDAY JUNE 29
CLOSED MONDAYS
Walt Disney's Animated Classic
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_ PLUS 2ND FEATURE
Only about 60 tickets are
left for the Sept. 3 perfor-
mance of The Walters Fam-
ily, sponsored in Seaforth by
the Lions Club. The group,
from R.R.3, Bright, includes
mother Shirley. father Garry,
daughter Kimberley, 17 and
two sons. Bradley, 19 and
Darren, 13.
The children started per-
forming first. Then the par-
ents joined and the family
hand performs at fairs, dan-
ces
amces and TV shows around the
country. The Walters Family
did CKCO TV special last
hill and a weekly series is
planned on the same station
,for the summer and fall,
beginning Sunday,.July 10 at
5:30 pat.
Tickets are available from
Marlen Vincent, 527-0120 or
Bob Beuttenmiller, 527-1680.
The family of
Jim and Vera McIntosh
indite friends and neighbours to an
OPEN HOUSE
in honour of their
50TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Sunday, July 3, 1983
2 pm -4 pm
at their home in Tuckersmith Township
BEST WISHES ONLY
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His mother's a memory.
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STAFF PARTY!
TEAM PARTY!
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TOUGH. TENDER. TODAY.
SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR THIS
DISNEY DOUBLE FEATURE:
Children S-11...506 Preschoolers FREE
Sun. -Mon. -11 a.m. - 11 p.m, FREE PARKING
Tues.-Thurs.-II a.m. -,12 a.m. AIR CONDITIONING
Fri. -Sat. -11 a.m. - 2 a.m.
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COMING JUNE 30:
Triple Feature T.B.A.
COMING JULY 1-7:
"Tootsle" and "Stripes"
COMING JULY 8-14:
"Blue Thunder" and "Nice Dreams"
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2:00 to 4:15 p.m.
FAIRGROUNDS
Sponsor:
Agriculture Society
Six tons of elephants...
presenting the Craig's
Hollywood elephants
featured on CTV's Cir-
cus.
Hand balancing acrobats
Jugglers
Liberty ponies -mule -Irma
monkey -funny clowns -
performing goats, unicycle
stars, 2 big dog acts, daring
trapeze and aerial acts ,
ALL ADVANCE
TICKETS
$3.00
AT DOOR:
ADULTS4.00
CHILD $3.50
all prices include tax
NO ADVANCE
TICKETS SOLD
CIRCUS DAY
ADVANCE TICKETS
AVAILABLE FROM
AGRICULTURE
SOCIETY MEMBERS
Visit our
Python Snake Exhibit
Pony Rides and other
Midway Attractions
before and after
main show
at small additional cost
WE'RE HAVING A PARTY!
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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
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Official Opening
PATIO
DINING LOUNGE
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Tuesday
LADIES
NIGHT
Tuckersmith Township
SUMMER
PLAYGROUND
PROGRAM
MONDAYS: 10 AM - 4 PM
At Vanastra
TUESDAYS: 10 AM - 4 PM
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THURSDAYS: 10 AM - 4 PM
At Varna
FRIDAYS: 10 AM - 11:30 AM
Tiny Tot Program
at Vanastra Rec. Centre -1...
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM FEES:
'1, per child', '20. per family
'2. daily f..
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Friday, June 24
PYJAMA PARTY
Saturday, June 25
BEACH PARTY
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FIRST TRIP, WEDNESDAY JULY 13
To Bing.man Park. Kitch.ne,
2ND FEATURE
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Seaforth
On the Patio
Guys and Dolls
Bathing Suit Contests
HAPPY
HOUR
4:00-6:00
Mon. -Sat.
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Come and make a splash
in the pool supplied by
KEN SMITH POOLS
Entertainment by
WINDJAMMER
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.
NO COVER
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Open
Sundays
Licensed
L.L.B.O.
for additional information call
the Vanestro Rec. Centre 482-3544
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