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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-12-21, Page 14i EXPOSITOR; aECeMNRER,21,1#22, 1 THE JUNIOR FARMERS donated gifts and a check for 5200 to the Huron County Christmas Bureau on Tuesday. Shown from left to right Is Terry Smith, Glen Haney, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. AIIIn. • , (Photo by Hook) 600 High Speed Single packs $12069 Ade nd%new OraiSeep soo. • Most inexpensive cornea for 600 High Speed ;'plclDIes. • .infrared sensor for improved flash exposures. • Sharp, clear pictures Tran 4' to Infinity (hash *0,101 • Uses lower-priced 600 flash. • Uses e00Nigh Speed film -The same great film used M Polaroid Sun Carreras. - Polaroid% new, Wwatced Sun eco LMS. • Built-in electronic flash fires every time. a no antra cost. • No focusing necessary. • light Management System blends neural light with Tight Irom the flash. •• Economical; never needs fl or batteries. • Shoots indoors 4'-10'; out 4' to infinity. • Uses 600 High Speed fit¢,, 1 EXETER In_ _ _ CLINTON ..SEAFORTH •TIiE STAFF AND MANAGEMENT WILL BE TAKINGCHRISTMAS • EVE Off •TO SPEND WITH THEIR FAMILY BUT WILL BE OPEN CHRISTMAS NIGHT. B *MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ALL OF US •. • FRIDAY 7 &, CLOSED SAT. SUN.-THURS. 5:00 0 •• • • HELD OVER FOR A 2ND WEEK •• •' • • • • • • •• "40.C. CAB' is ANIMAL HOUSE' on wheels!, Hollywood Reporter •?a Their cars were broken. Their company was almost out of business. And even the drivers were wrecks. Then they met Albert HoCkenberry, 1 -town boy with' a big dream... .spite these impossible odds, uld make it. • • • • t • I • 0. •' • e • *, •• t#s s ,0 • wri711wS' \ And now, no one—not even the sleazyis- • d7 °�.: commissioner nor the crooked competition — b, • � better stand in their way.• ra ADtRT I; .„ - i a sm that, 'they • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • They won't stop 'IR they get to the lop. • • • • .1 • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• With the 'holiday Season practically'Upon us. 1 have a message from .our nt Pieter Malcolm. Comrades and Ladies at this time, I would like to thank all my executive• and comtnittees'for the support you have 4iven me in my term of office up till now. We have accomplished a lot in the last 12 months, but there are still a few things to do yet and without your help they. can't be done. We have a nice branch here but it could be better yet. if have any ideas or suggestions, p1 attend your meetings and bring to your ideas and we will take care of em. Don't forget election time will, soon be here again socome forward, put your name down and show us your interest in the Branch. There are always offices to be filled and you sons of Veterans are the ones that have to do it, if you want your Legion to keep going. I would like to wish you and your wives and families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. President Peter Malcolm. The December general meeting was held last Thursday eve with Zone Commander Glenn Bridge in attendance. Anyone who has wheelchairs or crutches on loan from the Legion and not needing them 'any more, piptseXeptrathana tothe I+rap t Others the W► Ito psi+ theta ; t Is lave been delivered' by a egpltnittgc bUded by Het'Y Pe to the Vetecarul at''Westmluter , Looidon, Huron new,: " the ;M1tn t Ktlb�rchaa ,7 ulrslog ficial Also, the sl u=ms' of"the ,branch wale remensbeted Thr turkey .bingo:held .last 'week was moderately successful witb,56 bingo p�yors stten Those winningprises were Efazel Me(; t . Jean `' lodge, ' Clew, 3peciai Latrv' Cotte. Bob Govier. Mina Scott, Clara/ Swan, Special Lois Goyher, Hazel McGonigle, Doris Allen, Lois.Goviei, Special Heather Plumstet 1. Veen Jorgensen, Lorraine Dale, Lorraine 'Dale and Special Roy McGon Uon't,forgetigle: to pickup your tickets for the New Year's Eve Party soon. Remember they are on a first come bails. On New Year's Day the Branch is holding a Levi from 2-4 p.m. Invitations have been' sent to the various organizations in the district and all members are cordially. invited. Dress is semiformal or the uniform of your lodge or Or *Libation. The new sweaters for the Pee -Wee hockey team have arrived and been presented to the boys. We hope the new sweatets will inspire the boys to become good hockey players now and in the years to come. Also attending the meeting were Captains Beattie and Williams from the Air Cadets of this area and who 'train at Vtlnastra. Capt. Beattie out -lined the squadron's aims and problems to the floor and hoped we will consider being a sponsor to the squadron. The floor voted the Cadets a 5500 donation SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET "Serving You Better — Saving You More" risinis reetittls From the Management and Staff We're ho -ho -hoping that you • . Share bundles o/ joy and Daughter this time.ot year...fill- ed to overflowing with smiles galore! eOrize JEWELLERS Ltd. NEW SLOPE HOURS SIc HnnR Dv, Dell, lam 0 p Sa, Iain IP,n CIIHOH •, C.n y nt JEWELLERS IA OXLUY AHighbury) o(Oxford • /N 4`res�lir r �'''� � j 16 .,rte. i• 11 1 hJilIII '\-1., ,t'`r �O ),--_ 1'\\ 'it,Ink \" 1... E`i„r HOLIDAY DEADLINES Dec. 28 Newspaper - Friday Noon, Dec. 23 Jan. 4 Newspaper - Friday Noon, Dec. 30 HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS DEC. .28 - CLOSED DEC. 27 . 8 to 5 DEC. 28 - 8 to 5 DEC. 29 - 8 to 5 DEC. 30 - 8 to 5 JAN. 2 - CLOSED JAN. 3 - 8 to 5 ithe tiuren 'xposiior h ,,f e`, and will consider sponsorship at a future ineethig, Comrade Zone Coriumender Bridge report- ' edit the end of the meeting and brought us up to date on changes made by command and of future dates to remember. Glenn was , then asked to close the meeting. The 31st annual Legion children's Christ- mas party was held on Sunday Dec. 19 with about 200 attending. Those taking part were Charlotte Laycos, Pam Nolan, Sarah Johns- - ton, Jill Wood, Julie Smith and Andrea , McGrath, Eric Johnston, Jill Sararas, Angie . Bernard, Jeffrey Sararas and Adatn Nolan, and the Jessome Family Singers accompan- ied by "Grandma" Edith Jessome. . A movie "The Little Rascals" wag' shown with Terry Johnston running the projector. Santa Claus came after the children sang carols and Christmas songs led by Peg Coombs. Each child received a generous bag of candy, apples and oranges; coffee and cookies were served to the adults. Thanks to everyone who helped bag the candy on Saturday afternoon and who helped on Sunday afternoon. A special thanks to the children who took'part in the program and, of course, to Santa Claus for taking time outR. of his busy schedule. This Friday evening there will be entertainment in the Branch with our D.J. "Lively Lou". Lunch will be available also at a slight fee. At the going down of dile sun and in the morning we will remember them. Gordon Scott. P.R.O. THE LEGION AUXILIARY NEWS This past week, Christmas Parcels were delivered to Westminster Hospital, London, G'3s¢Gpe of 4G'iQ wags . MAGIC CANADIAN CREAM LIQUEUR 1 can (300 m11) Sweetened Condensed 'Milk 1 can (385 mL) evaporated milk 7 mL (1 Y tsp) chocolate syrup ' 5 mL (1 tsp) instant coffee granules 2 eggs 250 mL (1 cup) brandy or rye whiskey - Contbine all ingredients in a blender or food processor until smooth. Transfer to .a glass bottle with a tightly fitting lid and refrigerate. Makes approximately 1 L (4 cups). Huronview acid ,;f13, We*, and local shut-ins aurorae. , the usual donations were.mado An,* Manor and Kilbarchan h)uts)ng'Home''by the committee headed by Peg Codmbs;.. 771e follawibg "Is -' a . message by our President Thelma . Coombs:- . Dear Comrade Aa' the Christmas Season approaches I wieb to take this opportunity to wish yyou a. erry Chrfstmas.and a Happy New year. Christmas is the season when our lives are dominated by ;dariag and sharing but WI year long our Jegion members continue 10 care and share with their generous donations which are accomplished only+ by faithful and dedicated service. This has been a very busy year in Branca 156. The tidies have done more catering than ever before. The men have made many improvements in our building, the biggest and the best one being completedin our kitchen and on behalf of all the ladies 1 thank you most sincerely. With every good wish, Thelma Coombs, President Ladies Aug. i would also like to extend seasons greeting to.everyone on behalf of Gordon and myself, - ' Barbara. Scott. P.R.O. DISC JOCKEY SERVICE DISCO, POLKAS, WALTZES Good narordedMulls Far Weddings, Dame, AEnMr..rw, Parsee, Etc. ET14EL, ONTARIO BRUSSFl S —'167.6159 — EVENINGS "NEW YEARS EVE DANCE" END 1983 AN.D BRING IN 1984 at LAKESIDE SUMMER RESORT with SOUNDEXPRESSthe (MEAT PARTY BAND An outstanding smorgasbord meal. Door prizes and Spot Prizes. 'Register now to your tickets. a Lakeside. Ontarb NOM 2G0 NO BLUEJEANS PLEASE ' GROUPS PLEASf RESERVE . 349-2710 SEAFORTH JR. FARMERS CHIIJ TMAS DANCE AT THE SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23 1983 MUSIC BY THE • COUNTRY COMPANIONS Age of Majority or Jr. Farmer card EVERYONE WELCOME 400 PER PERSON LUNCH PROVIDED STOCKING STUFFERS FOR THE KIDS Gift Certificates only 4 DAYS LEFT (Price varies according to item selected) ilbdelee GFT CERTWWICATE to roe _ e� REOE'MAME AT MP _. cab MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALL FROM: Doug Rhude, B. Th., B.A., Mike Taylor, Dianne Gridzak, Michael Huard, =Michelle Barry, HOLIDAY WEEKEND STORE HOURS Christmas Eve 11- 7 Christmas Day Closed Boxing Day 11- 7 SEAFORTH 527-0220 C LINTON 482-7337 Owned and Operated by Doug Rhude , 550 LION—Jason. Henderson, 6, of RRt Brucefield won 50 51 bills on a stuffed lion from the Seaforth Lioness Club'.. President Frances Teatero presented it. (Hundertmark photo) ., .•sr.,';'rTt •Rt.Rt 1 •,. - P®©p®. . Mrs. Archie Willis of Brussels and daughter Sharon Dalton of Londesboro and Dianne McCallum of Walton, returned from Germany where they spent two weeks with Corporal Wayne Willis who has been stationed in Lars Germany for five years. SWIM & FITNESS Classes at the VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE Start Mon. January 9/84 To Register Cali 482-3544 SEIGEL'S SHOES 2 STORES IN DOWNTOWN LONDON 'SAVAGE" OIILWEWS SHOO Amorte4 e1,6' rid Imre.141r—orome Mad r,w 6,r1vded Is Ise. 94". I 9611 I 97" OEM TAG unsay. tiff $1144 n`. Rea MEWS ASSORTED SHOES •a44us awe CAMAS a.044asauses •AuoSOLO SUMO 1Ar1NS TTNB $1998 •am r toll sE 7I•LOT •sX0!•I10NAL VADA LADIES' SIIOOOOT $998 wen SITE • 01K7 A MAL SAMOANS POO SWUM ear •LEA71B. alts.. NYLON M IAT AHD $15. UDIES' "OOMPHIES" SLIP ON SUEDE LOW WEDGES $ 1 998 =a•owN•rJuta10tl -wens AA. •.• IN TOT •ALSO.110 2 Pr. 630.1 129 DUNDAS FACING MARKET 330 CLARENCE AT YORK DUBLIN & DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BINGO FRI. DEC. 23 8 P.M. DUBLIN & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE JACKPOT $450 in 50 Calls No bingo Fri. Dec. 30. Next Bingo Fri. Jan. 6184 Jackpot 5500. in 50ealls 1