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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-10-12, Page 10"A10 . THE ,HURON EXPOSITOR, O¢TQBER 12: 1t 13 . " 'QUEEN'S*****4, • HOTEI. SEAFORTH Entertainment This Weekend Thurs. Fri. Sat. VIGILANTS Next Week 00 -LA -LA antortoOninoot Bannockburn fall hike is scheduled for Sunday DUBLIN & DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION • BINGO FRI. OCT. 14 Dublin & District Community Centre JACKPOT 45000 53 Calls Nestled in the valley of the Bannock- burn River, aleep in the heart of Stanley Township, lis a hiker's paradise; the Bannockburn Wildlife Area. On Sunday, Oct. 16 the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority is providing hikers with a chance to sample the great beauty of this natural Jewel by sponsoring the annual autumn favorite, the Bannockburn Fall Colour Hike, From 2 p.m. until 4 p.m, A.B.C.A. naturalists will be leading guided hikes through the Wildlife Area, Relationships between habitat and wildlife will be featured and techniques that can be, used to attract tevens DISC JOCKEY SERVICE . Country Gold &_�' DISRoCkO, All � DISCO, POLKAS. WALTZES C Good Recorded Music For . Weddings, Dances, Anniversaries, Parties, Etc. ETHEL, ONTARIO BRUSSELS — 8I74159 - EVEtdINGS THE EXETER KINSMEN Presents LOWDOWN October 15, 1983 9 P.M. -1 A.M. at HURON PARK RECREATION HALL SENIORS FALL RALLY—Zone Eight of The United Senior Citizens of Ontario 'held their annual fait rally in Seaforth Wednesday at the Community Centres. The executive for Huron County are Irene Davis, 1st vice president; Percy Blundell, president; Irene Johns, secretary; John Deeven, treasurer, and Hazel McNaughton, president of the Seaforth's Happy Citizens, aufh1giq aappnowgg SOCCER TOURNAMENT Oct. 6, the Senior soccer teams bad their tournament after a two day delay. Our girls won two games, tied one game and lost two games. They came in fourth out of all the schools. The boys tied one game and lost four games. They carne in fifth out of all the schools. THANKSGIVING • Oct. 7, the grade 1's had Thanksgiving more wildlife wilLbe discussed. After an interesting and inviggorating hike, hot apple cider will be 'available, The Bannockburn Wildlife Area is located 4 km. west of Brueetield off Highway #4. This 62 acre property's varied habitat includes Itardwood'bush, freshwater stream, cedar swamp, old field, wet meadow and cattail marsh. Hikers are advised to dress for the weather, wear boots and bring cameras and binoculars. The hike is free of charge and is sure to be a great family outing. dinner. They ate turkey. potatoes and gravy, cranberrysauce. carrots, celery and for desert they ate pumpkin pie. All the children dressed up like Pilgrims or Indians. They all enjoyed themselves. TERRY FOX DONATIONS Our school raised $368.49 for the Hullett and Terry Fox Run. We will give half of that money to the Canadian Cancer Society and half to our Student Council. Kippen kids get Sunday School awards The Thanksgiving service at St. Andrews' was held on Oct. 9. Pastor Don Moffat delivered a very moving and thoughtful Thanksgiving sermon reminding all of the many bountiful blessings from Almighty God for which we should be truly thankful. Mrs. Gerald Moffattresided at the organ. In the minister' ofpmusic the choir presented "To God Be The Glory". Communion service will be held on Oct. 16 at 10 a.nt. The Sunday School awards given for the past years attendance are; first year, Jane Johnson, Jeff turner. Second year -Paul Cooper, Robbie Charters, Leanne Charters, Third year -Beverly Lefaive. Nancy Lefaive. Fourth year -Dana Cooper, Robert Lostell, Brenda Consitt. Fifth year -Mark Cooper, Angela Faber, Jonathan Turner. Sixth ADVANCED $12°° 1 ')G00 TICKETS AT THE DOOR For, BETTY SEYMOUR and JOHN COLEMAN $1500 011 October 14, 1983 TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM 235-1479 235-1967 :Park Theatre • • • • • • WED.-THURS. LAST 2 DAYS FOR • Family • Version • • SNOW • • WHITE • & THE 7 DWARFS • FROM • WALT DISNEY • Seaforth and District Community Centres 9-1 ON THE SQUARE* GODERICH 524-7811: • • • • STARTS" FRIDAY SUN.-THURS. FRI.-SAT. 7.900 (•an/IiniA, a risiugewentivr.Jack just !nisi Ili. jOl1. .I •k l-hriugluhatr'Iostart finiii he IHdlrrrtlup. 8 PARENTAL' GUIDANCE • • COMING SOON ReAlegc t • comEDr! • MI(HAF.I CAINF • • • • • • • • • • year -Candace Cooper. Chrystal Jones. Seventh year -Joanne Consitt, Robbie Con- sitt, Steven • Lostell, Brad Dewys. Lori Dewys. Eighth year -Cheryl Turner. Jason Turner, Linda Binnendyk, Lois Binnendyk, Jody Moffat. Lois Ann Lostell. Ninth year -Darrell Faber. Tenth year -Tricia Coop- er.Twelvth year -Julie Consitt, Christine Cooper. Congratulations are extended to Robert. Steven and Lois Ann Lostell for anaining perfect attendance. The October meeting for the Kippen East Women's Institute will be held on Oct. 19 at Ferguson Apiaries. Roll call -Name a recipe using honey. Everyone to bring a helpful hint for Mona. ' PERSONALS - Thanksgiving guests with Evelyn and Julie Wright of Kippen on Sunday ,evening First aid course Dora Shobbrook 523-4250 A large numbers attended the Thanksgiv- ing service Sunday a.m. Guests were Gor- don and Dora Swan, ushers were Ron Gross, John Hoggart, Bob Trick and Gerrit Wilts the church was nicely decorated by Russell Nesbitt and committee Colin Swam welcomed all. Anyone having flowers for next Sunday anniversary inform Brenda Radford or Florence Cartwright. U.C.W. Executive are needing officers, anyone will- ing tri help volunteers let Helen Lawson, Brenda Radford know„ Hullett Township Recreation Committee are sponsoring a St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid Course. There will be four Monday evening sessions starting Nov. 7, 7-11 p.m., or two Saturday sessions star- ting Nov. 5, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. at Londesboro Hall. Cost is $32. To register call 523-4359. Personals Mrs. Airie Duizer was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital Oct. 8. Mr. John Burr returned home on Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor. Brockville; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Taylor. Toronto; Mr. David Taylor, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. William Butson, Staffa; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Butson. RRHI Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wiseman and family. Newmark- et. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott and family. Cromarty; Mrs. Christina Taylor. Hensall. Mr. Tom Dougall. Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and family. Harriston; -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor- and family. of RR#2 Hensall and Mr. Wilmer Turner of Varna. Mabel and Emmerson Kyle shared their Thanksgiving dinner on Monday with their son Jim and his friend from Kitchener. Rena Caldwell recently returned from a four day stay at Pinelands Lodge;" Port Carling, where she was able to enjoy the fall colors on the trees. rPo© llo Mrs. Helen Ross of Kitchener Is spending/4ifew days in aforth, Mr.' and Mrs. Lo ne Lawson were' dinner guests with Mr and Mrs, Percy McBride. Carlow on Monday. They 4tso visited at the same hone with Mrs. Edith Stemler, t Pilot Mount, and Mr. Eddie Crawfdrd Manitod, Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Proctor, North Bay, Mrs. Mildred Alinas, New Liskeard visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson -on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan have returned home after visiting their family and relatives in Edmonton and Calgary. • Miss Helen Adam of Toronto and Mr: John Adam of Quebec spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Adam and family. planned for Londesboro from two weeks in Clinton Public Hospital following a heart attack, Michelle Burr is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital following a car accident. W.I. members Margaret Taylor, Alice Buchanan and June Fothergill attended Huron Co. W.I. Rally on Monday ,at Bluevale, 17 Londesboro U.C.W. members attended the 22nd Annual East Huron Region Rally at Goshen U.C. Oct. 3. The theme was Laugh, The Bible laughs with you. Superannuated teachers sponsored a bus trip to Windmere House on Lake Rosseau. After a boat cruise in Bracebridge the group drove home by Collingwood: Attending from hgse were Dorothy Powell, Ruth and Allen iia"' -flick, Edyth Beacon artd Laura Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and Colleen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Kevan Broome at Lucan. Mrs. Florence Cartwright, John , and Claude spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cartwright, Donna and Patricia LJ1n- don. •1 •t •1 • • RICHARD t;ERE • • i • • • /PIM • • SUBJECT TO CLASSIFICATION Fun & Fitness SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO DISCOVERY TOUR iE. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoggart, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Adams, Mrs. Clara Riley, Mrs. Ethel Ball spent weekend at Red Bay. Kathy Vella and friend of Toronto visited on Weekendwithher dnother Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden and on Sunday Thanksgiving with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Ian Hulley, Crystal and Kimberly, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston, Janette and Jac- queline at same home. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, Sandra and Barbara Konecny of - Ridgetown, Brian Jackson of Guelph visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen on weekend and Thanksgiving on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shobbrook. Julie and pea9d3lyth op Saturday night Mr. and MrS:"DotT°Setlitof Colleen and John, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allen, Donnie, Mark, Drew and Paula had Thanksgiving '-with parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. • Do you want to look fine and slick for your Christmas party? Then come to Hullett Cen- tral School each Monday at 8 p.m. Whitelys in concert If you're a musical whiz on the comb, or dynamite on the pop bottle, have we got a concert for you. Chris and Ken Whitely, in concert Saturday, Oct. 22 at 2 p.m. at Blyth Memoitial Hall, will teach you how to form materials frh your own jug band with otrt around the house. And so you won't feel embarassed, here's a great excuse --bring a kid! The concert kicks off the Blyth Centre for the Arts' 83-84 children's series,' The Whitelys have been performing for children and adults for eighteen years. ' Together they play over a dozen instru- ments. The brothers are founding members of the Original Sloth Band, and are popular regulars in the Mariposa in the schools program. They've played with Raffi, Sharon, Lois and Bram and recently produced their own hit children's record, "Junior Jug Rand". Kippen 4-H discusses good shopping Correspondent MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 The Kippen Kuties met in the pouring rain at Penny Savage's house on Oct. 4. The president. Janet Hoggarth opened. The secretary. Joan Binnendyk called on the members for the roll call. The cover picture. drawn by Dianne Vanneste was given to members to trace. Margaret Hoggarth discussed the count- down for good shopping, and members took turns reading the ten points given. Penny Savage went over the six state- ments on hair facts or fiction. Members made a very hasty retreat from the house into the Savage's van. and all went down the road to Janet Lovell's house for a thorough demonstration on hair care, Lois Binnendyk and Janet Hoggarth, had their hair shampooed, cut and blow dryed. Janet had hers curled with the curling iron too. Then two different blow dryers, one 1500, and the other 1000 watts were compared. Janet Lovell demonstrated how to make up a face, Lori Faber was the face. and she 'looked nice when it was all done • - Linda Binnendyk thanked Janet Lovell for her time and work and presented her with a gift. Back at Penny Savage's home she served cinnamon buns and juice. For High' School Students Mondays starting Oct. 17 for six weeks Departs Tues., Oct. 18th, '83 Seaforth Rec. Dept. 1983 - 84 ADULT NIGHT SCHOOL -REGISTRATION [Al ADVANCE REGISTRATION is required, starting Wednesday Sept. 21, and maybe made by phoning or visiting the Recreation Office at the Community Centres, 527-0882. [B] LATE REGISTRATION will be accepted on opening night if class is not fitted. [C] FEES may be paid in advance or at the f first class [DI REGISTRANTS are responsible for providing their own supplies if necessary for their course [E] SOME COURSES may have to be cancelled if insufficient Interest is indicated by enrollment. MONDAYS -Furniture Refinishing starts Oct. 17 - 10 wks. - $25 -Mixed Adult Volleyball - starts Oct. 17 20 weeks - $30 -Photography - starts Oct. 17 - 10 wks. - S25 TUESDAYS -Crocheting . starts Oct. 11 - 10 wks. - $25 -Sewing - starts Oct. 11- - 10 wks. - $25 -Ceramics - starts Sept. 27 - 10 wks. $25 -Ladies Basketball - starts Oct. 11 - 20 wks. - $30 WEDNESDAYS -Typing starts Oct. 12 - 10 wks. - $25 THURSDAYS -Mens Basketball - starts Oct. 13 - 20 wks. - S30 -Knitting - starts Oct. 13 - 10 wks. - S25 $2500 FEATURES Libby Gloss Outlet Jack Miner's Bird Sanctuary Colasontis Nursery Fish Fry Dinner $ 7 5 00 twin includes: ir) Admission -& Busing to Vanastra Rec. Centre For Fitness Room, Sauna & Pool Register at the Seaforth Rec. Office by Oct. 12 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT .* • Goderich 41( • Mitchell T Clinton • Seaforth Lucknow •Ir * JF •M• JF if * 'K I K 524 7622 or 524-4540 348.8741 482.9536 527-1237 5297888 1 �lpit011i *300 �pow emu Lees! TeleA1 is *foow.! Sodas October 1611, 1983 2p.M.-9p.m. *MOM Romeo. Centre *pawed by Tawnsbl* If %lekerlm!MM. "'mods 1x Vlaa Reece Cadre. Penrtiy�-Sirrie , r<-. Wallpaper tray. Hildebrand Paint -and Paper, Lori Anatett; sweater, queen's Hotel. Edna McLellan: case of Pepsi, Superior Store, James E. McQuaid: tablecloth. Stewart Brothers. Gloria Racho: 2 tapes. Record Shop.• Bruce Smith. TEA SET Tea set. Grace Titlord, Pat Troulbeck, light bulbs, Frank Kling Ltd. Ross Pepper, RR3 Mitchell: pinking shears, Seaforth Sewing Centre, Dora. Taylor: mini gym set, Seaforth Chiropractic Centre, Verna Hesselwood; lades sweater, Seaforth Goll and Country Club, Sandra Johnson, RR3 Kippen. Apron, Larone-Spittal, Doris Hugill: clock radio: Canadian Tire, 011ie Smith: baseball bat, Sills 1aardware, Bruce UngarIani sunglasses, John Langstaff, Kara Strong, RR5 Clinton: motor oil. Gull Service 'Station. Carol Barry PURSE ' Purse, Hetherington Shoes, Vera Murray, cigarette lighter, Seatorth Jewellers, Terry McLean, men's shirt. Shiners, Gabriel Lawton: 5 loaves of bread and 1 doz donuts. Tas11y-Nu Bakery, Shirley McLean, Box 105, Clinton: cal food, Milton Dietz, Vicki Tremeer, picture, E.G Boswell, Kim Rau, E9mondwlle cap, Mac's Milk, Bruce Ohm. Dungannon, Barbie Doll, Seatorth Lioness, Megan Alkemade, Ken doll. Seaforth Lioness. Donna Beuerman. DUBLIN & DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FAMILY SKATING in Mitchell &' District Arena Starting Oct. 16/83 and every Sunday till Dec. 11/83 1 p.m. -2 p.m. Admission 25c or $1.00 per family JU y flub refill, FASHION SHOW PUPPET WORKSHOPS Fashions from My Fair Lady Hair Styling by Les Ciseaux Jewellery by Anstett Jewellers WEDNESDA V. OCTOBER 19-0:100 PM AT THE WHITE CARNATION HOLMERVILLE Wine Cheese will be served Door Prizes Tickets '9 00 each Net Proceeds to Clinton Public Hospital Show tickets available at -1li 3(li ( jfi(tl, A 43 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-7872 � Tickets also available at Anatett Jewellers, Les Ciseaux Halr Shop, and Shirai Department Store. Start Thursday, October 27 For 8 yr. - 10 yr. olds 7-8 p.m. And 11 yr. - 13 yr. olds 8-9 p.m. AT THE Van Egmond House Register: '10 per child at the Seaforth Rec. Office by October 26th