The Huron Expositor, 1975-01-16, Page 8The. annual March of Dimes
Campaign in bid of funds, for
disUlifed adults is now organized'
to carry out the 1975 appeal.
All workers are volunteers and
again will be headed by Mrs. Jack
Case as general Chairman a el (5e)
chief marching mother. , rs.
May Habkirk is supply ch irman,
Mrs. Charles Reeves, treasurer,
and Mrs. Lillian Grummets'
publicity chairman.
The eight captains fop, Seaforth
and area will be: Town section
one - Mrs. William 'O'Shea;
Settion two - Mrs. John D. Muir;
Section three - Mrs. Alfred
Beuermaa; Section four - Mrs.
Frank Sills. Mrs. VErnon Gra-
ham will be in charge of Harpur-
hey. Mrs. J. A. Lunn for
Egmondville west and Mrs.
. Everitt Smith for Egmondville
east.
The captains will recrui suffi-
dent canvassers so that each
Police news
The Seaforth Police
Department investigated 47
occurrences during the period of
1st Jan. 1975 to the 15th Jan.
1975. They are as follows:
Assist Public • 26
Wilful Damage, 6
Theft 1
Lost and Found 3
Animal Complaints
Break and Entef 2
Disturbance
Escorts
Assist Other P.D's.
There was one minor and one
major accident investigated
during this period with damages
totalling $400.00.
• Two (2) person(s) charged'
under the highway traffic 'act.
CASH BINGO
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PRESENT'
JANUARY FARM FESTIVAI,
EXHIBMON PARKTOROAITO. JAN.28.31 1975. lOam to 6pm
r.EXTUFING
THE: LARGEST SELECTION OF AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
• UNDER ONE ROOT IN CANADA - '
FARM FILM FESTIVAL
OF AGRICULTURAL
' TECHNIQUES
CANADA'S FIRST INDOOR MORSE PULL
E. SALE
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TICKETS CONTACT YOUR LOCAL
FARM EQUIPMENT,DEALER OR CANADA FARM SHOW
20 BUTTERICK ROAD, TORONTO, ONTARIO MOW 3T8
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WED.: THUM. AWL SAT — J0$US211, 1S, lE IT,
SIDNEY POTTIER • BILL COSBY
HARRY BEIAFONTE
UPTOWN ,
SATURDAY •
• NIGHT • ;•?
• y ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ,.
BUN, MON. TUEB JANUARY IE TE 21
For 110,000 IS., Mail row .:ms
t20.000 they bmak your leps Fq
AmIt Fr•ed oN•s W,000
RICHARD
LEE BURTON
MARVIN
**THE KLANSMAN"
Red eecks.White booda.
And raped black
OTa grabbiag arm
and going to war.
WED TOURS FRI .SAT JANUARY 32.23.10.3S
PLUS SATURDAY MATINEE
•
JOHN MIMI
_..;theartdBears • tr32,?::
WALT DISNEY
TECTINIETWOR
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Friday
-and
Saturday
Denfield
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Learn and Have Fun
'THE NIGHT SCHOOL CHORAL GROUP
out half-way
a fine group,
ould like to
Centennial Year.
The. Group bas been asked to perform on one
-of the nights of the big Centennial Week. It
will be fun as well as gratifying. Come ,up on
• Wednesday Evening at 8:30
and get the remaining lessons for $7.50
Gorod Conductor — Good Music
Good Companionship.
at the High School is jus
throug4h its instructionsrl
abOut 1-8 in number. but
see more thert, particular ring this
e•
Friday and Saturday
at te
Royal Hotel
Mitchell
2
it's
BOPPIN BOBBY
and the
HAPPY MEDIUMS
[ERA 'Recording Artists]
Formerly known as
"HOLLYWOOD ARGYLES"
Singing their Golthin
Records — such
as: Alley Oop &
. • Hull y Gully
PARK
GODERICH •
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*STAG =EUCHRE,
Seaforth Legion
Wed., Jan. 22
8:30 —
Admission11.00
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Classified Ads pay dividends.
SNOWMOBILE OVAL RACES
Sunday, January ,19
I p.m,
MOSRA Sanctioned)
Hully Gully
VARNA. 262-5809. L
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1975 Huron-County Junior Farmers'
Kick-off Dance
'S
January: 25, 1975
— MUSIC BY -
'Rolling Smoke'
10 p.m. ---1 a.m..
Seaforth Arena
Dress Semi-formal — $2.00 pet person
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY
Available from Tom Melady, 145.2783 or
The Junior Farmer Executive.
Hrooreeereerreeeeemeeeree~erretoreedv
Friday Seaforth 6 Mitchell, 0
Tuesday Seaforth 10 Tavistock 4
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games
4.11 s
Cy' Seaforth•
Entertainment:
Thursday'
Lincoln Green
Action
at t-
•"'41.:.R4E•nkni.ArE.
• •
•
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO
TWO DOOR PRIZES
—•AdmLsslon $1.00 —
Extra Cards 25e or T for $1.00
(CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMTITED)
.Avi---Proorgeds tor Welfare 'Work-- r
' lAmptoeeSestorth Drairph 1011
,Royal Coned* Leglersi eel oc ey . /
nildguaiaM bug niswil
k
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M arch of Pimes
about to. start
Legion Hall, Seaforth • ,ticalsre
Friday,- Jan. 17
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canvasser will have abbut 12 to 15
calls to make.
Tke March of Dimes ask that
people give Sp that all physically
disabled adults,q who are entitled
to a better life. will have a right to
realize their maximum potential.
The money raised in this
district will be spent in this
district and receipts will be given
for income tax purposes.
under
Mose Mozark's'
Le..8.0.MEI:PDY MAKERS
Hayfield Road
Goderich
rV Ph. 524-7711 I
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DINING & DANCING
ENTERTAINMENT —
FRIDAY and ,
SATURDAY NIGHT.
RED KNIGHT ROOM
"ELGIN FISCHER TRIO"
Seaforth
Optimists
CENTENNIAL
WINTER
CARNIVA
'DANCES
Friday ,Jan. 17
Snowmobile Dance at
COMMUNITY CENTRE
with music by
LINCOLN GREEN
°Dance begins at 9:30 and
will feature judging of the
Centennial Beard Growing
I.
ontest
A fission at the door $2.00 bach
Saturday ; Jan. 18
9 P.M. Carnival Ball at
THE COMMUNITY CENTRE
Tickets in advance
$6.00 per couple
9 P.M. Dancing to
LINCOLN GREEN
at
THE LEGION HALL
Admission at the door
$2.00 each
Reception
For
BRYAN & DEBBY '
SOMERVILLE
[McPherson]
Friday Jan. 24
at
Family Paradise
'Ian Wilbee Orchestra'
Ladies please bring lunch
.1/49•44444~4~0~3~40~0•4
Playing this Week:—
"L I F E"
Coming Monday,
JAN. 20, "BUSKER"
Both bands enjoyable for all ages.
Matinee Every Sat.
4 — 6 p.m.
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
CLINTON
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 574-7611
AIR CONDITIONED
Mitchell and District Arena and Community
Centre
Dance
to the music of
THE COUNTRY' ENTERTAINERS
Satu rday, February 1, 9-1
and
LINCOLN GREEN *
on
Friday, March 14, 9-1
Annual Batiquit and Meeting
Of Tuckersmi'th Federation of Agriculture
Brucefield United Church
Wednesday, January 22
7 p.m.
Guest Speakers GARY DAVIDSON
TICKETS : $3.50
For tickets contact Jim McIntosh
CABARET DA NIDE
ti
Brdcihagen Community ,Centrit
Dancing 9:30 to,1 p.m.
January 18th
"Itioonlighters7
$4.00 a COunle ree cold meat lon6h
CounleS Only — No Jeans
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country and Western Entertainment
SATURDAY NIGHT in the
A
4'
44
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•
Tasty Chicken Wings for Snacks
• — AMPLE FREE PARKING —
WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM LUNCHEONS
12 to 2 and, 6 to 8
— AT VERY LOW. PRICES
(WE SELL ICE)
COMMERCIAL HOTEL — Seaforth
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