The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-05, Page 11A SATURpAX 1FTE,HitiOQM.--Beth Palin of.
Seaforth was one Of the children who spent
Saturday afternoon attSt. Thomas Anglican,
Church. The church is offering a ltabysittlilg;
service on Saturday afternoons, for thenext
weeie.-. (XpoSitor phQ.to4
manor sees France,.
P�rtu. ..
Seat`orth; )461orresidents
enjoyed twe films last
Wedttessday a, tra relegtte t4
Paris. France ;and: also
Portugal. It was! really "Gay
Pari" and the; scenery sa
r colourful. Mr. Clive Buist
has made it possible for our
residentsto view' these filme.
each month and we- 4a.
epprec-sate it.
Visiting with Mr. Wilbur
Keyes were his daughter
Ruth Carter of Woodstock.
and also; Gail and. Stuart
Ke yes.
Miss Mae Smith visited.
with Miss Isobel Lambie and
•,Miss Ethel McClure,
Mrs. Marjorie Rock visited
her aunt Mrs, !-ill a 1tudle*
1
film
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• Mrs 'Isabel Shortreed
Visited with her husband
Miss•Ruth-Cluff and Mrs.
Margaret Case visited with
ir,,Frank 'C'ase,
{Mrs. Isabel Shortreed
visited with her 'husband:
;lathes on Tuesday.
Visiting with Mrs, •Mary
'Carter were her daughter -in
law Florence Carter and
granddaughter Carol
Hoelsher.
Mrs, James.: Milan visited
Mr. Nolan Tuesday
afternoon. •
Last Thursday was
bowling day and high scores
went to Mr. Robert Lefneshi
and Harald Walsh.
Friday afternoon was
bingo and First full House
was Mrs. Margeuritc Shill,,
Mrs. Verna McClure and
Miss Wilma Brill: 4 Corners -
Mrs. Harold Walsh, Mr.
Charles Ross and Miss Isobel..
Lambie;.,. Straight Line - Mrs.
Marguerite Shill, Miss Mary
Neville, Janie*: ,Tatulis; Full
•House, Mrs, Verna •
McClure., Miss .Doris Wins,
Mrs. Charles Ross.
"Happy Brithday" this
week to Mr. Jong b DQ•ivne
p y
who celebrated': his birthday
on Monday,. A'.pril .2n4
Mr, Earl' McSpadden:
visited: with his aunt Mts.
Mrs. Minnie Hawley -
seafeeth native—leo Mason bee been named, hockey
ranch .at Michigan,- State .University in East Lansing,
Michigan. Mr. M arson. 39, is the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs.. Harvey Mason and is ,married to the former Marion.
Pell Of l ensali. Atl aunt, Ethel. Mackay, .liven ti# Seaford►;.
Ile didn't have a losingseason ae hockey ,coach et
Bowling Green University to Ohio where bee been since
1973. He began bis coaching career .at Lake Superior
College in Sault Ste. Marie, 'Michigan lad ere he launched
the varsity hockey program ten years ago,
Mr. Mason; replaces Amo Bessone who's. retiring from
MSU after 28 yearn.
A number of localpeople, including Misses Peg and Bess
Grieve of Egmondville, Mks Florence Laidlaw of Seafarth..
Glen Chesney, ,a,td': Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mr. and Mrs.e }
McLean have recently returned from holidays in Florida.,
Helen Grant of Stratford was a weekend- guest with Pat
Troutbeck of Gadetich St. West,
Miss Florence Elford and Mrs. Jean. Durst arrived' home
Sunday Apr 1st after attending the Chicago Flower and,
u y p
Garden Show. They also visited Hausermann's. Orchid
Farms and Hermann Pigor's Orchid Green .Houses.at flak
' iill Gardens aat Elmhurst, 1l 'mots,U.S.A.
Gordon and Ruth Popple have returned from a.
trip
to
Playhouse seeks talent choir ere onNorwalk California where they visited Gordon's
sister
Huron Country Playhouse'
Artistic Director, James
Murphy, is :on the search. for
local talent. He is hoping to performers from. the local
fill several, openings thio region.S y
for tions
season, with talented young The musical, the SOUND
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wtth
DUBLIN CORPORATION`
Stratford Fairgrounds
Tickets $.5..00 per per n
Available at Huron Expositor
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LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
In
the
Shamrock Lounge
of the..
HURON HOTEL
Dublin, Ont.'
OF MUSIC, is, based on the
life story of the Trappfamily,
who lived in Aestria just
prior to the Second World
War. Mr,
Murphy is hoping'
to find all the roles of the.
seven young Trapp children
from the local community:
The family's ,'children. con-
silt of two boys, aged four-
teen and ,eleven, and five
girls. aged sixteen, •thirteen,.
nine, seven and rive. tike the.
original family.: all must be
talented singers;
Also in THE SOUND OF
MUSiC, thele are a few
openings for adult non-union
performers in the chorus,
Some college students
from the local area, trained
in theatre arts. are also being
- sought for a special Play-
house project.
Auditions are 'being held in
- London on , Monday, April
.
2►d, in Godcrtchon
Saturday; April ' 7th, and in
Grand Bend .on Saturday,
April 21st.' •
For more information; call
238.8387.
THIS WEEK - Mon. to Sat.
The Hilarious
NEWFIE SCREECH
I *11'
Next Wed. Thur. Sot
The Ben Shane Revue
•
The, International
Harvester Male Chorus,
founded on the premise that
there's "fellowship with
harmony", will be present-
ing a concert iii First
Presbyterian Church hereon
Sunday evening.
The concert is . being
sponsored by the Seaforth
Lions Club. Each year. the
chorus presents en average
of aboui 19 concerts from.
September through June for
church groups,business as-
Win at month!
Oddfellows and Rebekahs
had their monthly .euchre on
March 28th at the 1.O.O.F,
Hall. Winners were: Ladies'
High, Mrs. .Edith Dunlop;.
Ladies' .Lone Hands, Mrs.'
Grace-_Broatifoot; Ladies'
Low, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman;.
Men's High, Gordon Elliott;
Men's Lone Hands, Percy
Adams; Men's Low, Thomas
Carter; Lucky Draw., Mrs.
Stanley
i n
1i Ile .
Shape up for Spring!.
of the
VANASTRA
.....E.CRfATIONH.CENTRE.
REGISTER' NOW
PROGRAM` STARTS, APRIL 9 f JUNE 16:
Youth's. Swim Lessons
Adults Swim Lessons
Ladies' Gym Classes
Men's Gym Classes
Ladies' Health Spa.
Youth Gymnastics
Synchronized Swimming
Parents and Tots Swims
Kinders Gym Swim •
Speed Swim Club
Yoga.
Disco Dance `Instruction
Tennis Instruction.,
•
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
call 482-3544•
RECREATION SWIM TIMES
ADULTS:, Monday - Friday 12 noon - 1:15 p.m.
Wednesday 9.10 p.m.
Monday 8:30 10 p.m.
Tuesday 8:30 -.10 p.m.
Wednesday 6:30 - .7:30 p.m.
Thursday 8:30 10:00 p.m.
Friday 7.00 - 8:00 p.m.
'Saturday & Sunday 3:00.- 4:30 p:m.
2-'3p.m.
OPEN:
PAMQ.Y
SWIM.
sociatiofs, hospitals; and
senior, citizen homes.
*Por many years, the
chorus has been a member; of
the Qntario District of the
Associated Male Choruses,.
of America, Inc. and has.
frequently taken part in
A.M.C.A. Big Sings in. many:
American and Ontario cities
where between 700 to 1,000
male voices are featured .in°.
massed song.
Tickets are $2 for .adults,
Si for students and pre-,
schoolcrs are free.
y ouchres
Results of the Rebekah's
Edelweiss St. Patrick's.
euchre held in the lodge
rooms. March . 14th were:.
Ladies most games - Cecilia.
Edgar; Ladies lone' hands.
---Marg-Smale;Ladies- Consol-
ation err• Mens
anon - Mildred1{ M n
most 'genies. • Secord
Mel3rine: Mens lone hands -
Wilbur Godkin; Mens consol-
ation - Harold Connell,
Winners of lucky .chairs
Mrs. Lorne Dale and Mrs..
Draw fore'
Taylor. D a
Gertruder
.
'box of fruit was won by Mrs.
Jessie McGregor. Lunch was
served and social half hour
spent.
'Myrtleanther husband Elsner Scott.. They reported the
weather' very beautiful as well as the country"'
The family of 'Gordon and Ruth..Papple are having. a
- reception for family and friends on April 7 on the.occaelen,
of their 40th weddi;ng'anrversary', .
John and Judy George, formerly of Waterloo, have
moved to their new home at the Family Paradise
'Campground. Mr, George recently purchased the business
from Bill and' Ruth Mott, who operated the camp sit e and
a dance hall for the past 10 years, Next week's Expositor
will .carry,an article on the. past and _present owners of the.
campground'
Evelyn Cardno ,of Seaforth has: moved, to the Van
Demme Holiday' Home in Clinton,
H;: Bruce Smith who assumed; .responsibility for the
Co -Operative office in Mitchell following the transfer of
the late Peter DeCoo to Stratford now also is serving the
Seaforth area. Well known in the district Mr. Smith for
fifteen years was with Cronin Transport in Dublin.
Tpreesicked canuh
be
People who have ordered
trees .through the town
--clerk's-offtce-as':part—of ;the
Seaforth Horticultural
o h
Society's tree planting pro-
ject w' l be able ta pick them
up next Thursday, April 13,
at the town public works
garage, according to. Gladys
'Doig of the Society.
A. "hone call lI beforegoing
p a g g
to. the garage would be a
good idea,; Mrs., Doig
suggested. .
Every
'Saturday
at
'Blyth
Memorial Hall
12 req. - 10'each
3 share the:'wealth.
5150 jackpot 60calls
every Sat •at8 p.m.
,Th
aA'N EXPOS):TOW.. APRIV:5 'tom'
BROWNIE'S 1
DRIVE-IN' THEATRE
Beech Street,
CLINTON:,
-0--01044
Thursday,
lj
April 12
for the .season
Watch next week's
paper for the open-
ing prograrrl
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Sea ori h ,*PIS,tttOtCI
A.niat .
bianisOlsmiu
pert j1ileat
Country IMe 's Qrchetraj
TlckAtti tl'ifsllaltils aft door
Brodhogen__.L
Softball Registration'
Sunday, April 8
,c.
12:30.- 3:00 p.m.
Brodhagen Community Hall w
'Boys & Giris.
Squirt to Junior, T !tall,
REGISTRATION FEE:
52.00 per child,
- SS.00 per family,
T: Ball free:
>luron County'
Iuntor Formers
Dance
Friday, April 6
Sponsored by South Huron Junior Farmers
Exeter Rec. Centre
Music by
"Mozart'sMelody art' Makers"
$4.0, 0 per person - 9:00 - 1:00 No blue jeans
King & Queen Competition Lunch Provided
for tickets call 482-9125
i
me apt�mist Club
'
S.00170 #11(7
says
"Thanks"
To 'everyone, who helped
make our 7th CANOE RACE
IA d
So sucC,essful•
PRESIDENT: Litry Wesenberg
CHAIRMAN: A. Sttnntuen
£O -CHAIR],, , : Keith Maclean, Harry Arts
To those people. who gave their time anti' material and'
Topnotch Feeds ,Limited .who made available their
'exhibition van for use, as a registration centre.
We think paritcularly of -the co-operation of property
owners along the river' who may . have been
inconvenienced as the crowds followed the progress.
Of contestants in the races:.
LAST NICHT THURS. APRIL Sth°
SHOWTIME s:o0
STARTS FRIDAY APRIL 6th _r 12th:
FRI.-SAT. 1:00 & 9:00
SUN. THURS:-0:00 p.m.
We'd like'to
tempt you
tastebuds
at the
Maitland!
JVhatever you, and
your dining
cd/panion
we probably
haven!
RESTRICTED
TO ,uso.n
,s ran OS Abil. W o.et.
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first Presbyterian Church„ Seaforth
S.,un.da,:
..Aprii.. 8th', -::-1'9-79 .._ .
7:30. pith,
Students .$1.00 Prr SChooiers: free
Sponsored by Seaforth Lions Club
TlcketS atrailablei at Bob & Bettyi► toronto Dominion Bank and W.A. Hili Bert
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talk*,
f,UNUUES " OF SPACI"
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T I,
1. 3M'THl $OUAir0 000IbCK 04
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