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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-10-18, Page 13tier P4 Yak. piffiNO m7prt, • SKr 8:17$ A 4-1-0wE i;),T 1 Go' P•rsn'S neireArt X OOP?' The:HURON OPOSSUM, .00TOBER 104 Jh ittrole.440.(i :/kileree4t LAsr wEEK Pacrs cUE Akio- .sec-noo ovt-Y t . - • • PUCK5 FIRST '6,-0,9L, "f.' and is Fish • ever pr.04.!' RGASI3OR SUPPER Sunday, October 21st Seaforth Legion Hall at 5p.m. AMU 5.00 Children 12& unde#2.50 preschoolers free. Sponsored by Seaforth Legion Ladies Auxiliary Egniondwimunitedourch: OctFOWLSUPPER H•2 • • 4:30 8 P.M. j $5.00 Adults $3.00 Children 12 & under An 01eruourt of Curling ihstructiwn. bq itelaat the $enfortly Curling.' Club. 14st Sunday mt.. Odor Asti Bowlers Vernrnencing at 1 p.m. New -curlers and, anyone wishing io brush upOrt their game erg Meg dally: invited 19 attend. instructiOn Willi cover sweeping and delivery techiliqUOS. .as Well as the rule$ of the genie and the ferrn*. used ceding. This •Have high score s lerrariF 16 Camera 14 T. Birds 11 Corvetts 10 Jaguar 10 Triumphs 2 Weekly High, Ladies' High Single. Barb Wesenberg 221, Ladies High - Triple Marg Scott, 605. Men's High Single, Niel Beuerman 301; Men's High Triple Ron Beuerman 770. Season High Ladies' Single Ida Diehl, 252, Ladies Triple and Average, Marg •Scott 605, 193. Men's Single. Art Finnlyson' 301, Niel Beuer- man 301; Men's Triple, Ran •Beuerman, 770; Men's Average. Art Fienlyson, 237„ / MIXED D91J/LE TEAM -STANDINGS - Jaguars 12 T-Eirds 9. Ferraris 9 Cameros 7 Corvetts Truimphs 0 Weekly High. Ladies' High Single, Viola Taylor. 217, Ladies High Triple Marg. Scott 566; Men's High Single, Art FinlaySee, 301; Men's High Triple, John Coleman, 738. , Lawn bowlers meet Members of he Seaforth Lawn Bowling clitb held their annual turkey supper at the club house last Friday evening with some seventy members present. Following a most sum' Vanastra tans swimathon • •The Vanastra Recreation 4 Sincelhe middle of March, •has been- very limited and Centre will be hosting its 3rd •Vanastra Recreation Centre annual Swimathon. on Satur. has been offering, under a day, October 20, from 1;30- Canada Warks Grant, Recre- 3:00 p.m. ation for. Special Needs, ,„ • This year the funds collect- • Specialized programs of ed will assist the program « aquatics and fitness to indiv- • Recreatlon for Special Needs icluais who are unable to fit in obtaining Specialized into regular aquatic and fit - Equipment needed in the ness programs. The equip - pool and exercise aren ment used for this program thus all pledges turned in will go towards the purchase • of such aids as life jackets for the pool, -parallel walking • bars for the exercise room, and a wheelchair. Participants who are unable .to swim lengths can, swim widths so all ages can get involved, Swimmers PRE-SCHOOLERS FREE. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT Crown Hardware or photo 527-1455 PRE -SALE ONLY NO TICKETS AT DOOR PROCLAMATION Christopher Columbus' great voyagettO the new world in 1492 required vision, courage and determination. His discovery changed • the course of World. events. .His name is • deservedly honored in. •history• , Columbus ventured into uncharted' seas, disregarding the advice of supposedly t learned men., because he had faith in God,, faith In his oWn convictions, and faith in his • capabilities as a navigator*. His Spirit was unconquerable. He perseveredInthe face• • of overwhelming difficultiet.' • it is fitting that North American annually 1. render tribute to the memory of the famed Genoese explorer on the anniversary of I this historic voyage, 1 hereby diutignate in accordance with this tradition, ' 'Sunday, October 21I! 1979 • COLUMBUS 'DAY 1 urge our sitittins le observe thit day in a. manner that Will dramatize and restate the' fundamental ritinCiples of feitht wisdom and 'courage Which guided the,footsteps ot Ina Grist DIscavarar., .JOHN SININAMON, MAYOR Town Of ilieforth FOUR OFF THE FLOOR — Muddy as it was last weekend, disc jockeys from radio stations in Winghani, London and Sarnia took part in •a freindly race'at Hully Gully on Sunday, It wasn't always easy keeping, the Honda Odysseys on the ground, as the D.J.s raced around the motocross track. •• (Expositor Photo) • Our selection of candies and treats vat:mid have satisfied the sweet tooth of even And you can satisfy yours! Our sweets . are always confectioner fresh! • • ••:1t.,.. -1" • ,cLAIROL/400 , • .00I4DITION SHAMPOO, OR $ 1 99 CONDITIONER'11, . ONLY 40 NEWTONI• • - t.;.t101117.:WAVES PERM KIT QNL ..•$COPF//30.ML MOUTHWASH • COTTONLswAes Oki.v JERGIENS/410 ML.. ::LO'TIONONLY * 9 .10Y/24 OZ. LIQUID'..DETERGENT • StattilltOOMit, OttatititettAlkis Q$NE, ttinttotwmitm.cOietatit,trntOonif . R I A N L 5 COUNT ou its wiltonly swim -for 10 minutes in order to :accommodate all participants. To enter this Swimathon, first pick up your pledge sheets at the Vana- stra Recreation Centre, R.R. • 5, Clinton, 482-3544, then get your sponsors, and then aline and swim anytime be- tween 1:30-3:00 p.m. ptuous meal a special 'pre- senOtien .of a Life Member- ship card was given to Mrs. Ida Close by Helen Connell and to Lorne Dale by Jack Mui r on behalf of the mem- bers of the club. Although both were taken by surprise • they thanked everyone for • the special honour they had received and wished the club every success in the future. Cards were enjoyed' for the rest of the evening. Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. was the ladies annual meeting with election of officers for the coming year All members are asked to remember the old tyme dance on Friday evening at the legion hall, and bring your friends. This will wind up for the Lawn Bowling Club a most successful 50th anniversary year. • We are sorry to hear Mrs. • Lorne Dale is confined. to Seaforth Community •Haspital. Good: Bowling to: Artexhibit - features Cresswell paintings An art exhibition featuring work by early Canadian artists continues at the London Regional Art Callery unity Nov. 4. •: Among the work featured in the' exhibit are paintings . by Egrnondville artist William Creswell and by London artist Paul. Peel, whose career was cut short by his death at an early age. Gun club scores Kippen. Gun Club scores from Sunday, October 14 are: Bert Nfa haffY 24 Bryan Beer 22, Jack Bell •22 • Dan Crerar • 22 Grant McGregor '20 Bois Baker 20 • Jamie Caldwell 19 Paul Ritchie 18 • Sat. Oct. 20-1:15t� 3:15 Sill. Oct. 21-3:15 to 445 pm. • Skate sharpening t-; at the arena.$1."per pair Seaforth Arena VANASTRA CURLING CLUB Regular Season Curling YEARLY MEMBERSHIP • Couples 12500 • Menes 70.00 Ladies 60.00 • Juniors /50 .0 instructional curling froth October 29 to NoveMber 210e further Information contact: • Jack McLachlan 527-1870 • Doris Centelort 482-3282 An Expositor Classified W111 pay yoa dividends. Have Yetkttied one? Mal 5274240. ;JIIFI an 1444 OfTertneitY. 10 ome acquainted with Og before taking to the i� for the regular 4raw. The first Social event ef the •curling season will bet* 'PO Luck Supper planned for Saturday November 3rd. All members areOvited, supper at 6:30 p.m followed by dancing p music by Sound; Unlimited, The first draw willbe the week etiMMencint November Sth.. SO dust Off yourboom and lie.ready for Serge *Pod..' curling!. PINERIDGE CHALET 0 2 Hensall It has been brought to our attention of the management of the Pineridge Chalet,. RR 2, Henseli, that vicious, rumours are being circulated' about our establishment. We are attempting to trace these amours to their source., It has been our policy to provide good service, to the best of our ability, to the surrounding com- munities and we are finding this type of harrassment very disturbing. • • The co-operation of anyone who can assist in put- ting a stop to these unjustified rumours, will be very much appreciated by the Pineridge Chalet. O.H.A. • 1It. D. HOCKEY. MitchellHawks Seaforth Cen'tenaires Friday, October 19th 1130 p.m. Seaforth Arena This ad sponsored by THE FORGE • RESTAURANT Good old fashioned Home Cooked Meals 527-1964 Seaforth SAVE $45 Regular' $,g40.00 195.. SHIPLEY The selection of a $1-11PLEY suit, impecoably tailored in tine imported fabrics is the smartest "choice you can make for 'round-the-clook wear. Our new collection is tastefully flattering and decidedly impressive — truly the epitonty Of geed taste amongst today's fine suit fashions. ,1