The Huron Expositor, 1973-07-12, Page 6ZURICH LIONS CLUB
present
THE CARLTON .
SHOW BAND'
'RCA Recording Artists Direct From The
Pig 'N' Whistle Show'
Zurich Arena
WEDNESDAY, JULY r 18
9 - 12 P . M .
Advance tickets available from:
Green Forest Motor Hotel - Grand Bend
McLean's Battery Supply - Exeter
Jack Merner's Garage Bayfield
Bob;s,Barber Shop, Phil's Variety,, Donald Oke Ltd.,
Mousseau & Parkins, - Zurich
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OR ANY MEMBER OF THE ZURICH LIONS CLUB
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Everyone Welcome to
The Second Annual
Fiddler's Jamboree
SUNDAY, JULY 15th
Mitchell Community Arena
— Starting time — 1:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. —
Jack Ingram of Alymer Master of Ceremonies
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All donations accepted for the Ontario Assoc-
iation Mentally Retarded Children.
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CLINTON - ONTARIO,
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
ONE WEEK FROM THURSDAY, JUL 12
'TIL WEDNESDAY, JULY 18
ELL,UPSIDE DOWN
At midnight on New Year's Eve the S. S. Poseidon
was struck by a 90 foot tidal wave and capsized
The
The Shocking
tiest.Setter tfecomos
Shocking Maxie
2Uth Century-Fox Color b% Dt•L'uNa
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
coining - Thurs. Frl., - July 19-20
A GREAT FAMILY ATTRACTION
"LIVING FREE"
SUSAN HAMPSHIRE NIGEL DAVENPORT
The sequel to "BORN FREE" - the Wavy of a lioness and her
Cubs.
PLUS
"THE LITTLE ARK"
THEODORE BIKEL
A great Ohn for
THURS. ONLY
ifittE POPCORN FOR THE CHILDREN-
ItEfeiltEl O'CLOCK
'Combining the Talents of 15 Academy Aitaid Winners
!Pa ir
IRWIN ALIENS
production of
ADMISSION
$2.00 PER PERSON
CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
'10th Century Fox presents1HE POSEIDON ADVENTURrstarnng GENE HACKMAN ERNEST BOICNINE RED BUTTONS
CAROL LYNLEY • RODDY McDOWALL STELLA STEVENS SHELLEY WINTERS co-stamng MD( MARNA
MCA SUE MARTIN ARTHUR O'CONNELL ERIC SHEA and LESLIE NIELSEN as The Captain -a RONALD NEAME Rite
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
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SPECIAL
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COMING NEXT:
- An Authentic Irish Show
"THE WITNESSES"
Bayfield Road in Goderich PhOne 524-7711
4mm-wow na''''°3 ""s"
sun is
THE 'GREATEST BLOOD-SHOW ON EARTH!
DRIVE-IN •GODIRICH
HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524 9981
Your
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BE A+ BLOOD DONOR
"And you wonder
happens. to the food money."
what
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Kirkton Community Association
29th Annual Garden Party
— Fair Grounds — KIRKTON, ONTARIO —
HIGHWAY 23
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th, 1973
Adults $2.00 Children 25c
MEN'S FAST BALL
R. W.COMBINES vs. STRATFORD MEMORIALS: 6 p.m.
JUVENILE CONTEST: 7:30 p.m.
PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME — 9 p.m.
4.••••••••••••••••••••
SNOWMOBILE DRAG RACES
at
HULLY GULLY
SUNDAY, JULY 15th r
at 1 p.m.
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BRODHAGEN and DISTRICT
CHAMBER of COMMERCE
ANNUAL
CHICKENBARBEQUE and
;$.
,
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 25
— Supper 5:30 — 8 p.m. —
Plates: $2.25 Adults -- $1.75 Children
DANCE : Desjardine Orchestra
Admission $1.00
— BALL GAME —
Brodhagen vs. Atwood Intermediates, 8 p.m.
TASTY CHICKEN WINGS FOR-SNACKS: ..
— AMPLE FREE PARKING
WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM
LUNCHEONS —12 to 2 and 6 to 8
HOT BEEF; HOT PORK, .HQT HAM and HOT HAMBURG—
It includes Potatoes and Vegetables
Anyone ,of these items $11, .00
— Plus other items at low prices — We sell ice.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL- Seth
SUMMER-PEST
A complete weekend of fun for the
whole family at
HULLY GULLY
FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAYy
JULY 20 --21 — 22
THE ACTIVITIES:— --
• FRIDAY NIGHT — TEEN DANCE
• SATURDAY — TUG-OF-WAR, HORSESHOE PITCHING
• SATURDAY NIGHT — DANCE td "THE ALPIN'ERS"
— POLKA CONTEST
• SUNDAY — -MORE CONTESTS — MORE FUN
Famous German food served
Saturday and Sunday
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
Country and Western Entertainment'
SATITRVA.It -7=7=1
tii• Red. Knight Room
Elgin, Gord and Don Fisher
WITH AUDREY, KERR AT THE PIANO
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
IN THE LADIES and ESCORTS, ROOM
Russ & Dale
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IM011illffiliOninffifilimOsafinifilliffingolg
RESTAU Rtiiand, TAYEAN
Nightly Eiliertoinmiora
7 For the next two weelcas
"The Charlie Eckstein Shove.
es
By... Mai; Ternhali
erich District Collegiate, took Lunch Provided his place in the 'Band'. He was
on his way from ZUriCh where EVESTON
• E WELCO • YIE
several bands were taking part • • e 4) • *
in a program. Mr. Hodgert expressed the
thanks of the group and light
refreshments were served.
Visitors with Miss Turnbull
this week were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Parsons of London - and
Mrs. T. Pryde of Exeter.
S.N.A.P. Nursing Home Act-
ivity Program, under the leader-
ship of Brian Miller 4th year
Sociologist student at Western
University are 'at the Home this
week visiting the residents and
helping them in whatever way
they can.
ADM Eitatiffiaitit
0406.VOLVO6C1' 'tzti!in.WPOiSCWOOPMS.WOCWOCIadiWCIttsia
Mon. 16
mental JeurneY.• The Old 'Grey
Mare, 0 Where' Tell Me where!
Has My lietiAll.\'Addle CUms.,„
Hallelujah". The soloist was
Miss Marie Bolle Dungannon.
She sang with the Band, partic-
ularly in. the familiar numbers
She sang In fine style :Using her
sweet voice very effectively,
The band consisted of two
saxophones, 2 trumpets, one
slide troinbono, One baritone,
one Sousaphone. Orlon set and
organ. It was good to hear these
instruments with never a 'pink*
note to mar the gentle harmony
of this youthful band.
During the program Mr. Charles
Kaibileisch, on the staff of God-
YrW .646e. 4w,1,
TECHNICOLOR'
JOHN
dedous
— r.
Li; lef aniVnKte a Patient
forth rill
444rolci MainotitlY Hospital,
CelormmiSerl"ely 1
34 B"4 Sea- eeiorth
Elm Haven
Motor Hotel
CLINTON
THIS WEEK:—
The Ring
COMING NEXT WEEK:.L
Poverty Train
— Matinee —
Saturday afternoon
4-6 p.m.
1 1011c L n
V.tyaaagalli •
fAfrii,h •
raft bialbaida•
uKrntnn 45A
• 4*
1":114 "SS fo>c their
Ontit *WO); 4o-WoreorY
'R1. JULY JULY 13th
at 9 pat; at
HULLY GULLY
VARNA
Everyone Welcome
NO OUTS PLEASE
Ofl Friday afternoon^afternoon
tonttY for TOP" ,presented 'The
Band' for the re)eigeOte,•[-SOme of. theHaPPY Citizens of town
joined us Including Mrs, SW,
fen, Mrs. McDougall, Mrs. 4L
Turnbull, mrs., Drover, Mrs. F.
Storey, Miss Gladys.:ThoMpsen,
Miss Rena .rennell;')Arb, Wright,
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. 'Campbell,
Mr. Wilbur Godkin, Mies 019111n
'Ivan. This band consists of -nine
young musicians from the God-
erich area. Dwayne Ulmer is
in charge of the summer pro-
gram and they will• entertain
the Nursing Home residents
throughout Huron County. 'There
are nine homes to visit. The
program was varied but we were
able to recognize some old fam-
iliar tunes "Cruising Down the
River on a Sunday Afternoon,
My Wild Irish Rose, A Swift.
..0#015i0ai.O'OPOt.WIt
in *1001140.10ePttolo .1,000o,.•
Mr. 494 Mrs, AockHolgeroeo
of COpeOltogon. 'pootOaric . are
visiting their -daughter
M.O*000000 anti lifto MarOOnoen.
Sr. and Mrs, Chariest BroWn
of Calgary visited over thO:holi-
da.y' with -HOW 'uncle • and aunt,
Mr, and Alre, Frank
Mr, and tire. C, Montgomery
attended the wirtarsuider wed-
ding, in Sarnia, Saturday„
Mr. • and Mrs,. G. Stahl of
Detroit were guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Andrew Houston over the
Weekend.
Harry 'Docility of Ren-
frew was ltOre last week renew-
ing aetiOaintenees;
• Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Scott,
Rebble.Scott and Gordon McKen-
zie, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Gross and Larry have returned
home after a -2 week stay at
Hinckberger Bay on Lake Nip-
pissing.
Visitors at the residence of
Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart
Were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sum-
sion and Mr., and Mrs. Carl
Edwards of Woodstock.
' Tuesday, Rev. and Mrs. J.
Ure Stewart, with the latter's
sister Mrs. Alvin McDonald of
Brussels,- visited in the Shinook
Hospital, Hamilton, the latter's
aunt Mrs. Hannah Casemore, who
'hid taken a stroke, also Miss
Hazel Adsett at the Albright Gar-
POPi.Pogtinsinie.: WI* Ms**
retired' IO4O104817, to Our
OA= WOO a inOfflber
of fiir. VtiiivartPa coniiregati911 in Guelph which be once 'nerved.
ENTERTAINMENT AT
FAMILY PARADISE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, •
July 15th.
"Lormains"
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FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING
PARK
Don't forget Saturday Night Dances
aftaasomoralogyam maploftami••n •
THIS- WEEK
AT THE
ROYAL HOTEL
MITCHELL
Thursday, Friday,
Saturday •
In the
CROWN ROOM
THE
Wildvyoods
Dining room open on Sundays
from 12 noon - 2 p.m & 5 p.m.
to 8 p.m. in the evening.
WALT DISNEYpimoucnow
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRI., JULY 13th
• 8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
— $75.00 Jackpot to Go —
TWO DOOR PRIZES
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 256 or 7 for $1.00.
(CHILDREN UNDER 16, NOT
?BRIMMED)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Siaforth Branch 156,
Pirg Sf1PaRVI 49,1°R.f:Pirlf°11h
z .
EC I N.
for
SHARON REPS
and •
BILL CARNOCRAN
(Bridal Couple)
at
Zurich Community
Ohre
SAT.,- JULY 14th
9:30 to 1
Music by
BLUEWATER
PLAYBOYS
SERE THEY
The California Cuties — Lena, Dora, Hilda and Susie
Come and see softball's famed novelty team
California Cuties
vs.
Brodhagen Brewers
Brodhagen Park
Friday July 13,
GAME TIME 8:30 p.m.
Dance with refreshments to follow
44144° 44. SEAFORTH 4101k
UNDER ire
NEW MANAGEMENT
LISTEN TO COUNTRY
and WESTERN_MUSIC by
Coleman Valley Road Trio
THURS. — FRI. — SAT.
Chicken Wings and Shortorders
Available Until Closing
AT THE