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The Huron Expositor, 1972-12-21, Page 18DANCING At FAMILY. PARADISE ,Saturday — Dec.23 COUNTRY CAVALIERS FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING and SNOWMOBILE CLUB Refreshments Available- — Lunch Served 1===ac==x3=ace in. 2 1 Fri, 22 se. 23 jejsICIAUDE Kay TheWOrld'§'grealeS1 Skier 5 his first full-length INGAI.JOB feature motcr, picture .P41 1 PARA' Sun. 24 Theatre Closed MERRY CHRISTMAS COOL-RICH, ONT. • 524 -7811 Mon. 25 ,u,.26 wa. 27 mu. 28 Two runaways and a guardian lion, LOSTINNEWIDERIIEVI WALT DISNE TECAWC011* • l'°d4Vr" NAPOLEON ,gitIVIATiTHA Michael EXXIGI,AS 014;EER .1;;gi; WHITAKER .odieFOSTER 1. 1•=>1 ,{1•C={1.==.1, SMORGASBORD, NEW YEARS EVE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31st/172 From 6-9 p.m—All you can eat, $2.75, plus tax 'Cocktail Lounge and Beverage Rooms Will Be Opeird 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. ' —r COUNTRY and WESTERN MUSIC — in- the Ladies & Escorts Beverage Room Chicken Wings after 10 o'clock, 50c per order CELEBRATE NEW YEARS OE with US. NO COVER — NO MINIMUM — NO •RESERVATIONS NEEDED. — AMPLE FREE PARKING — Country and Western Entertainment SATURDAY n the Red Knight Room Elgin, Gord and Don Fisher WITH AUDREY KERR AT THE PIANO 'IN THE BEVERAGE ROOM FRIDAY and SATURDAY RUSS and DOROTHY TASTY CHICKEN WINGS FOR SNACKS — AMPLE FREE PARKING COMMERCIAL HOTEL -- Seaforth Votr- -1411e0 In the Crown Room B.C. Three's Correspondent Mrs. Rena Caldwell ,Christmas Theme of W.I. Meeting "My favourite Christmas THIS WEEK AT THE ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL Friday and Saturday Recipe" roll call was answered by members of Kippen East W.L when they met at the home of Mrs. Vern Alderdice for the Christmas meeting, Wednesday last week. Recipes were later exchanged and the samples tasted. Linda and Sylvia Bell favoured with several Christmas num- bers- -Linda playing the piano and Sylvia the guitar. They also sang several duets. The Presi- dent, Mrs. M. Connolly opened the meeting with a Christmas reading. Mrs. Campbell Eyre was presented with a Life Membership certificate and pin by Mrs. H. Caldwell. Mrs. Al Hoggarth, who was co-hostess, gave a reading "Recipe for a Merry Christmas". Mrs. J. Drummond gave a ,hamorous reading "'Twas the Night Before CHRISTMAS SPECIAL CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seatorth FRI.,' DEC. 22nd Three $50 Games $150 JACKPOT 'TO GO! Admission, $1.00 Extra Cards 25e or 7 for $1.00 (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT PERMITTED) —Proceeds for Welfare Work— Auspice's Seaforth Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth .14 74 74 IT 44 Dining room open on Sundays from 12 noon - 2 p.m and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the evening. Reserve NOW for the New Years Party 011111111111111111111111111111111 Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee In scanning the Goderich Signal-Star we note that P.U.C. Manager, Dave Rolston, is considering a recommendation at their next meeting, that a reward be posted for information ' leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who turns on fire hydrants unnecessarily. Last Monday evening three hydrants were opened and left on by persons unknown.. Goderich Police Chief Fred Minsball said he was disgusted by the stupid behaviour, adding that there was a "Place in the Ontario Hospital for anyone who would"do a thing like that." - - - The Dominion Road fachinery Company honoured members of their Quarter Century Club last week to a dinner and each member received a clock in, recognition of their 25 years' service. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Tichborne, Goderich, marked their golden wedding anniversary recently. They have one son, (Bill) at home, two daughters'', Viola (Mrs. George Bell) of Bayfield and Dorothea, (Mrs. Donald McArter) of Brussels and five grandchildren. - - - Wayne Rau scored four goals against Kincardine last Friday for the Goderich Sailors. They defeated Kincardine 13 - 4 and on Sunday shut-out walkerton 9 - 0. The Mitchell Advocate reports that the final papers were signed between the committee of Ritz Lutheran Villa and Logan Contracting Co. of Stratford for the erection of this home for senior citizens of all denominations, to be located on Highway 23 in Logan Township, just north of Mitchell. The contract price is $1,055,973.00. - - - Arthur Ball, son of Mrs. Bruce Ingram, 'Mitchell, was killed in a plane crash on December 1st. The pilot was also killed. Both, men were employed by Reindeer Airways out of Inuvik, Northwest Territories. Inuvik is 130 miles inside the Arctic Circle. - - - Mrs. Amos Thiel, who had re- corded council happenings for the past 30 years for area dailies, was honoured by council members at their regular meeting. Mrs. Thiel was presented with a watch pendant.,, Ac'eprding to the Blyth Standard the local council has issued a warning to snowmbbilers following several com- plaints. - The snowmobilers were particularly warned not to operate their machines during the hours of church services or after midnight. Zurich and district Chamber of Commerce, according to the Zurich Citizens-News, held their annual Ladies' Night with about 110 present for the dinner. Guest speaker for the occasion •was Mr. Murray Turner, secretary- manager of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. The subject of his address was: "Education - Knowledge or Common Sense." - - - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haberer marked their 50th wedding anniversary last Saturday. According ' to the Lucknow Sentinel, Dr. D. R. Allen, Bruce County Medical Health officer, has warned the resi- dents of Ripley not to use the water supply until it has been treated since tests showed it was contaminated. As a precautionary measure it was recommended that all waters' from the Ripley Water System, used for drinking p'urposes, either be boiled or treated with chlorine. - - - Lucknow Lions Club Swimming Pool Fund now stands at $25,000. ' The Lucknow and District"Horticultural Society has donated $500 to be used towards landscaping the pool. - - - John Wallace, Kingsbridge, marked his 87th birthday Sunday. According -to the Clinton News-Record an error was made in last week's paper when it announced that the Club'Vanastra Optimist Clinton was the first Optimist Club in Huron County. we were wrong. Seaforth has claim to that fame. Sorry about that Seaforth,, - - The Clinton Planning Board has drawn upClinton's Planning Act and Map. The kit is being mailed out now and the Town Fathers request all citizens receiving it should study it and if there are any complaints they are to be mailed to the Town Clerk by December 28th. - - Clinton public School • and Bill's Billiards and Bowling were entered recently. $35 cash and $60 worth of cigarettes were removed from. the latterr and minor damage reported at Public School. - - - The Hayfield•Boat Club held their annual Christmas Party. The club has a membership of 70. Dean Curtis, London, was recently elected Commodore for 1973. Retiring Com- modore is Ted Davies of Clinton who received the Charter in the spring of 1972 for the new club. Members come from all over Western Ontario. The Wingham Advance-Times reports that the Mary Hastings Club celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Christ- mas party last Tuesday. Fifteen past presidents attended the affair and some 60 members were presentfbr the dinner. Vandals were at work again over the week end at the Teeswater Town Hall, according to the News. Between - 11 p.m. and 3 a.m., Saturday and Sunday, banisters were ripped off the walls on the stairways going to the second floor. A plate glass window in a downstairs door and ash 'trays were broken. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Armstrong of Culross opened their home Friday evening-When friends and relatives gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Evans on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. The Exeter Times-Advocate reports that on December 25th, Christmas Day, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Eckstein, Dash- wood will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at their home with immediate members of their family. CABARET DANCE . Brodhagen Community Centre Saturday, Dec. 23rd -- Music by -• - Carl Hohner The Leaders of the First Seaforth Cub Pack would like to THANK the many people who helped in making our Christ-hiss Party such a success. Special THANKS to KEN CARDNO and DON McLEAN DANCE SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22nd — Dancing from 9 to 12 FEATURING :— "ROAp APPLE RED" Admission:— 1.25 with student Cara, 1.50 without CABARET DANCE - Seaforth Community Centre SATURDAY,, DECEMBER 30th Dancing 10 to 1 MUSIC BY "THE NITS' LITES" — Admission $3.00 per couple — RESTRILTreD TO PERSONS le YEARS OF AGE AND OVER TICKETS AVAILABLE,.FROM MOST GRADE 13's CANDLELIGHT RESTAURANT and TAVERN Bayfield Road in Goderich — Phone 524-7711 • Friday and Saturday Nights " THE DIMENSIONS" New Year's Eve Dance SUNDAY, December 31st, 1972 Dance to the - TWILIGHTS I. DINNER SERVED 8 9 Twelve mid-night bottle of wine to say hello to 1973, followed by a snack, then on with the dance. SOME TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE The Queen's Hotel DEC. 18 — DEC. 23 9:00 p.m. — 1:00 a.m. COUNTRY and WESTERN ENTERTAINMENT BY Doug Neary TUESDAY SUNDAY DEC. 26 — DEC. 31 Country Walter and Cousin Jim Seaforth, also intend entering teams but no count of boys interested has been conducted The combined communities of Kippen, Egmondville, Brucefield, Bayfield and Varna show a pre- liminary enrollnient of 100 boys. Wingham recorded',110, Clinton 97, Blyth 74, Huron Park 81, and it is expected Goderich will involve well in excess of 200 soccer players. The matter of Senior teams for the Huron League was "also discussed and it is hoped that interest will be shown in this division from the various corn- , munities as well. The Associa- tion points out that all admini- stration will be carried out for the teams by the H.C.S.A. and the teams need only-pave a secre- tary . file the names of team niem- bers through Kaz Budny or the Goderich director of Recreation Mike Dymond, 57 West Street, Goderich, Ontario. RONNENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY TUESDAY — FRIDAY PHONE BRUSSELS 887-6663 Other Days, Monkton 347-2241 Auto Insurance —SnowmobilePackage Policy -- Before you buy give us a try — —SPECIAL FIVE-YEAR SELECT RATES-- We can budget your premium for 12 months Investment Certificates Available INTEREST PAYABLE MONTHLY ON $5,000.00 PAY 7 3/4% for 5 YEARS 5 a' 4, ffi lh p FARMERS ! SAVE INCOME TAX EPTAM PATORAN ATRAZINE 5% CAS H DISCOUNT PLUS 5% SPECIAL DISCOUNT if paid by December 29th, 1972 FREE DELIVERY MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED Purina Chows — Sanitation Products: Seed Corn Layer Cages — Ventilation (Wholesale and Retail). SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET STEAK 1.19 Young BEEF LIVER ihe 59. Canada Packers — Gallon Ice CREAM 1.99 We have a limited supply of — FRESH KILLED — TURKEY, DUCK and CHICKEN For the Holiday Season. Tender Wing or T-Bone OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 , PROCLAMATION ! TOWN OF SEAFORTH BmLresolution of the Council, I hereby proclaim A PUBLIC HOLIDAY Tuesday, Dec.26thi BOXING DAY and respectfully request the Citizens and Businessmen to observe the same F. C. J. SILLS Mayor "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN" 4 " :WIVE WIN EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, otifr:„ 134,.. 21, 1972 News Kippen and distri ct - Christmas". Reports on Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. E. White- house; Family and Consumer Af- fairs, Mrs. V. Alderdice; Edu- cation, Mrs. H. Caldwell, were given. Adonation of money will be made to the Canadian Mental Health Association and the Chil- dren's Aid. Donations of quilts, toys, books or money will be brought to the next meeting for the War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. Mrs. Alex McGregor gay an interesting dernonstration4 on the use of mar- bles and also the making of a fur plant. Santa arrived and distributed the Secret Pal gifts. Mrs. J. Drummond hada contest. Mrs. J. Chalmers gave courtesy remarks. Mrs. D. Triebner and her committee served lunch. The U.C.W. of St. Andrews Church met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Cooper for the Christmas meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burke, called on Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Ansley, called on Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis while enroute to Florida to spend the winter. Mr. Emerson Kyle net with a painful accident when he had to have a wcandla his hand closed with 12 stitches. Mr. Gordon Wren is home from hospital. The family of the late R.J. Cooper held their Christmas party at Huron Centennial School on S unday. Mr. John Andersonunderwent stirgery in London recently. Take care of leftover turkey . When the Christmas dinner is over, before everyone has gone off to enjoy the evening, take care of the leftover turkey. Food specialists suggest you take special precautions with left- . overs at room temperature. Im. mediately following the remove any stuffing left in the turkey and store it in a covered container in the refrigerator. Take all meat off the carcass, wrap, cover and refrigerate. " Leftover' meat and stuffing should e used within 2 to 3 days, or frozen immediately for later use. Never freeze a stuffed bird, either before or after cooking. Nine communities show soccer interest The Huron County Minor Soccer Association heard an encouraging report at their recent meeting regarding regis- tration for the proposed County wide league to be set up in 1973. To date nine communities had, signified' their intention to field teams and had conducted prelitninary registration to find an indication of interest. Two other communities, Goderich and News of Constance Correspondent Miss Mary McIlwain At the time of writing, Mr. Jack Medd. is a patient, in Clin- to publft Hospital following sur- gery. We hope he will soon be feeling much better. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz- cator, Billy, Debbie, and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. David Preszcator, Christine, Lisa, and Christopher, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dillon of Clinton, Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Crediton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Dianne and Nancy when they held Christ- mas for their 'family. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp- son attended the Don Holtz Christmas Party held in Walker- ton on Saturday evening. Mrs. Wayne Hoegy and Scott, R.R. 1, Dublin, spentSunday after- noon with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dale and Cheryl. Mrs. Ben Riley spent a few days the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley and family of Huron Park. CongratulationA to Doug and Linda on the birth of a son on Debember 6th (Ben- jamen William).