The Huron Expositor, 1972-02-03, Page 6SNOWMOBILE or AUTOMOBILE
at the
PINE RIDGE CHALET
1 1/2 miles West of Hensel!
SATURDA Y NIGHT — FEB. 5th
DANCE TO THE'. MUSIC OF
THE KEN SCOTT TRIO
General Admission $1.00
Enjoy our roast spareribs and dm-sing, roast pigtails, hot
corn beef or .stealeburgers served \\ it h sauerkraut, coleslaw
or french fries. EVERYONE WELCOME.
Next Week February 12,th and 13th
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S WEEKEND
WATCH FOR OUR AD
ANNUAL
MEETING
Established 1876
NOTICE 'is hereby given that the Annual. Meeting Of the
Policyholders of the Company will ,be held in the
TOWN HAIL, SEAFORTH
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11th
at 1:30 p.m.
To receive the Financial Statement and Auditor's
Report
— To Elect Directors
— To Appoint Auditors ,, '
— To transact any other business that may pgrperly
come before the Meeting
. NOTICE OF MOTION
Notice is hereby given that the Directors have considered
and revised the By-Laws of •the McKillop Mtituol Fire In-
surance Company to conform, with. particularly Bill No.
.81 (1971), an act toluniend the Lnsuraante Act and. Bill No.
48 (1,971), an act to emend the Corporations Act ae they
elfeet:
Art. 16 Voting of Members
Art, 21 — Qualification of Directors
Ant, 57 Auditors
A copy of thelevised By..Laws may be seen at the Head
Office of the eismpany prior to the Annual Meeting.
' The iletiring DireCiors oft: DOA, Archibald,
BisoadfOOt, WM: Pepper and J. N. Trimarans.% who ere
elegible for re-cleetim
All. Meltlbers are invited to be present
MRS. MARGARET SHARP,'
Secretary.
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M`KILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
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HURON -EXPOSITOR, EAFORTH. ANT., FEB. • 3, 1974
HOT
TURKEY SUPPER
NORTH&IDE UNITED CHURCH
Sponsored, by the UCW
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 9th
Supper 5 to 7 p.m.
Adults $2.00 — Children 12 & under, $1.00"
Pre-School Children Free
TAKE-OUTS foi• SHUT-INS ONLY
wer
LEGION PEE WEE PLAY-OFFS
CLINTON vs. SEAFORTH
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th•— 8:00 p.m.
MITCHELL vs. SEAFORTH
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th — 6:15 p.m.
SEAFORTH ARENA
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°DANCIN G
HERE
WE
ARE • at
FAMILY
PARADISE
DANCES
February 5 - Royal Aires
February 12 Carl Foel
.°47 Polka Orchestra,",
February 19 Country Cavaliers
February 26 Mock III •
Family - Paradiie Camping
and Snowmobile . Club
Refreshments • • Lunch
Available Served
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,111.0..m
re
RECEPTION
for
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scerrow
(nee Agnes Dolme90)
SAT., FEB. Sth
LONDESBORO HALL
WALTON SILVER STRINGS
ORCHESTRA
Ladies please bring lunch
Every-one Welcome "
DUBLIN
Pee Wee
Hockey Playoff
Dublin vs.
Grand Bend
IN SEAFORTH ON
Sat., Feb. 5th
at 4 p.m.
CASH BINGO '
- Legion Hall, Seaforth
FM., FEB. 4th
on
in
Thu.3 only
North
Country
SAT MAT 5'
01100
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WINES galtronsiretemstam eltilea TM*
FrL 4 50.5
Three fast guns against one determined man!
INIREOORY. PaCii
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_MOOT OUT'
Sun.6. Afen.1 ru.. 8
A 'MINIMAL MICMAC • lECIINMSoLOR
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W.11.9 only PARK
GOPERICH, ONTO
524°.7811
Seaforth was well represented
'at a three day series of road
safety• workshops held in London
last week.
Headed by Mayor F.C.J.Sills
the delegation included 'Clerk
E.M.Williams, Chief of Police
Gordon Hulley, Constable Kieth
Ruston, Les Habkirk and Robert
Dinsmore.
Probationary licences for all
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
NOW PLAYING
The Terry Dee
Show
Each "Saturday afternoon '
enjoy matinee entertainment
from 4 'to S .p.m. at the Elm
Haven.
Beginning on February' 7 for
a one-week engagement
Group Therapy
"A little bit for'
everybody,"
Huron MPP and Ontario's Minister of Transportation and Communications, Charles Mac-
Naughton learned first hand what the London O.P.P. are doing to promote snowmobile safety
among local clubs. A snowmobile safety demonstration was,held in conjunction with the DTC
London Road Safety Workshops Conference last week. The Minister is shown above riding behind
Constable Jansen of the 0.13 .13 . Goderich Detachment. Watching the safety 6monStration are
members ty four snowmobile clubs in the London area'and 0.P.P., personnel who arranged the • ,
Seaforth Officials Attend
Safety Workshop Series
safety demonstration, .
Legion
PUBLIC SPEAKING
CONTEST
WEDNESDAY, .FEBRUARY, 9th
at 8:30-o'clock
•
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal
Canadian 'Legion
The winner in 'each category in compe-
" titions conducted by Seaforth Public,
School, Seaforth Separate School, §t
Columban Separate School and Cen-
tennial School, Brucefield *ill compete.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND
Winners will compete in the Zone 0-finals to
be held in Goderich, February 12th, 1972 '
DISTRICT 'C FINALS, FEBRUARY 20th t. AT CLINTON
Admission Free
CLEAVE COOMIlS I ARC}U DODSON
Secretary President
MONKTON WINTER CARNIVAL
SATURDAY, FEB. 5th:—
Snow Shoe Race, 1 p.m., Thunder Mug:
Race, Ski Rabe, World's Championship
Smooch Race, Horse and Cutter Races,
2:SO p.m.
- Moccasin Ice Dance, 9 p.m., Draw for'
• Ski Whiz, 11 p.m., Pig Tails and Saurer-
kraut, 12:30 a.m. •
'SUNDAY, FEB. 6th:—
• Cross. Country Race, 1 p.m., Snowmobile
Drag Races, 2:30 p.m., ,Family Safari
to Bush for Supper, 5, p.m. for Wieners
and Beans. Return. Torchlight Parade.
SPONSORED BY MONKTON LIONS CLUB
.?
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Saturday, . February 5th
'MUSIC BY
WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA
*************-4-4.4-4-****4
BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE-
• 'CABARET
8:15 p .m.
IS Regular Games for $113.06
THREE $25.00 GAMES 10
— $75.00 Jackpot to Go —
TWO DOOR PRIZES
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1,00
fCHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMITTED)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156,
Royal Canadian Legion
STAG EUCHRE.
WED., FEil
8:30 P.M.
Seaforth Legion
1.0.0.F. ,EUCHRE
Prize „winners at the IOOF
-euchre last,,,. Wednesday evening
were: ladies' high, Doreen Cole-
man; ladies' . second - Ruth
Papple; lor4 hands, Mrs. Hilde-
brand; Men's high, Frank Smale;
men's second, Jim Keyes; lone
hands,- Elmer Dennis.
L.O.B.A. EUCHRE
At a euchre on Monday night
"spqnsored the LOBA in the
Orange Hall the Lucky Cake Draw
was won_br Rarvey' _Doimage-
* Euchre prizes were wan by
Ladles/ high, Mrs. Helen Reeves;
ladies'. lone, Mae Smith; ladies'
low, Mrs. A. Crozier; Gent's
high, Andrew Crozier; gent's
lone, Alex McMichael; gent's low,
.John Taylor.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Ure Stew-
art attepded the funeral of the
late Robert Fors last satur.-
day in woodstock.
Mr. Victor Lee received word
of the death of his moth er>"M"rs E. A. Lee. Stoke -on - Trent,
England on December 26th, 1971.
She was in her 97th year. d'
Mrs. R. K. McFarlane, who
underwent surgery in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, hasreturned to
Seaforth Community Hospital.
Floral arrangements will be
demonstrated by Mrs. Keith -
MacLean of MacLean Flowers
at the February meeting of the
Hospital Auxiliary on Tuesday
neftrat 8:15 p.m.
Guests are welcome.
Win Prizes
At Euchre
13ayfield Road in Goderich -- Phone 524-7711
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Seaforth Red Cross will meet
Friday afternoon at 3:00 p.m.
the Carnegie Library.
LOCAL
BRIEFS
Red Cross
.ts
.40.0000.4
Correspondent-
Mrs.., Charles Geddes
Jon Fraiser of Halifax and
Wayne Warn sley of StratfOrdVe're
horne attending the funeral of the'
late Judy Fralser. ,
Mr.' and • Mrs. Larry" Brown
and family, Galt and Mrs. Betty
Dennis and family, Brighton visi-
ted with Mr. •and Mrs. • Jack
Fraiser,
Mrs. Gard' Bryant has"return-
ed to 'her home in Peterborough
after spending two weeks with her
daughter Mrs:Leo Teatero; who
is recovering from surgery.
Mr, and Mrs. James Cameron, -ce !ran Sarnia were up on Tuesday
visiting- Mrs: Cameron's father,
' Mr. James CouttS , who is apat-
lent in Seaforth Community Hos-
- pital.
THIS WEEK
AT-111-1E
ROYAL HOTEL.
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Thursday
Friday and Saturday
THE,
MAMAND
TRIO
neyice drivers was a.key pro.-
posal that, emerged from the
meetings.
The proposal was supported
particularly by young peopte at-
tending the workshops, organized
by Ontarth's Departhient of.
Transportation and Communicat-
ions.
Richard Samborski, of Bath-
urst. Heights Sec9ndary School,
Tor6nto summed up the feeling
of young • people when he told
delegates that beginner drivers
should be suspOnded after accum-
ulating seven demerit .points;
rather than the-current 15 -
(4-*Thether they are 16 years old'
60."''or •
Huron MPP ,Charles Mac-
Minister.of Trabspor-
tandfi and Communications, said
he is considering the ,feasibility',
of a "probationary" licence for
all drivers for the first 12 months
after they have passed the driving
test.., The., novice would receive
a perma'nent licence only if hiS
record showed he had earned the
right.
, Deiegates, at one of the six
workshops voted overwhelmingly
in favour: of making the wearing
of seat'belts mat)datory, but Mr.
MacNaughton 'said that; this
"is being vigorously studied and ,
pursued" there are serious pro-
blems to be considered ,particul-
arly the question of enforcement.'
'Gordon MacKie, safety engin-
eer for Ford Motor Co. of Canada
Ltd., said`-"there have- been no
fatalities in,,,North: America up
to 'speeds of .60 mph where people
Egmondville
have been , properly belted in''""
with shoulder and lap harnesses.
Infant car seats also attracted
considerable discussion. Dele-
gates, were told that many child
car setts now do the market do
not provide , the protection
children need. '
"In fact," said Walter
Reynolds, Ontario's Director of
,Safety," some of the restraints
are an absolute menace." •He
said 'this whole issue was critical
• bdcause every, day children are
• treated at hospitals after car
injuries which aren't caused • by
colli sions but`-by papic atopS.,,
, Mrs. Joy Moon, of the Con-
sumers AsSodiation of Ca:na.(14,
'critinizec• the automobile manu-
facturers for not• advertising
their infant ' carrier seats.
The industryts spokesmen agreed
they do, deserve greater adver-
tising emphasis.
Mr. MacNaughton said this
-Department has not yet found an
acceptable child restraint but
work isunderyvay with the Canad-
ian Standards Association to de-
velop an acceptable design
standard that can be legislated.
Goderich lawyer James Don-
nelly, .argued •for stiffer
legislation for traffic offences.
said "people, are no-longer
willing to play RuSsian Roulette
on our, roads and are 'Prepared
to' accept new controls".
Mrs. SeetaSinclalr,pf London
,and a Member of the Canada'
Egety _Council, ' said parents
aren't backing up what the schools
are doing in' safety programs..
"No child under the age.of nine
Should have a bicycle. They even
'ride them torkindergarten. it's
the most dangerous toy a kid
could have."
A, Kirk, Asaistant Super-
intendent with the Department of
--Education said his Department •
reviewing._ the. whole role of
driver . eduCation in' secondary
schools and he thought that driver
education could perhaps 4P
.. eventually 'become a Credit op-
tion. '
At a 'school safety education
workshop, delegates generally
agreed the existing law regard-
ing when a school bus should
flash its signals to load -or un-
load children is confusing to
motorists.. They urged - that
the Province clarify the law by
requiring. a 'bus to flash signals
,,anytime children are loading or-
,
unloading, regardless-of the
speed. limit.
''he Road Safety Workshops
were the 18th held by the Depart-
mept in-the past 13 years,. The
traffic safety conference is held
in a different region of the Pro-
vince each year fo stimulate
awareness and involvement by the
public in safety.
BRODHAGEN BREWERS'
— presents
CABARET DANCE -
'FEBRUARY 11th
BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by
RON JASPER
C.
$2.00 per couple
QUEENS
SEAFORTH
THIS WEEK . .
AL GREEN
Saturday Matinee
NEXT WEEK .
THE •
FREE --SOUTH
In the Huron Lounge
CANDELITE
RESTAURANT and TAVERN
— ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
NEW JESTERS
In the Crown Room
Dining room open on Sundays
from 12 noon - 2 pan and 5 p.m,
to 0 p.m. in the evening.,
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