The Huron Expositor, 1976-12-09, Page 10St. Columban Parent Teachers Association
Annual Turkey Bingo
Thurs., Dgc: 9 8:30 p.m.
St Columban Parish Hall
12 Regular Games
3 Specials
1. Share the Wealth
'2 Door Pri2es
4
At
Brodhagen
Community
Centre
Music by.
The Wildwoods
10p.m. - 2 a.m.
$15.00 a couple
Smorgasboard
Party favours
For reservations 347-2731
as
iwYearts Eve!
Dance
eaforthqCommunity Centre
Dancing from 10 'tit? •
Buffet meal at 1 A.M.
Catering by Mrs. V. Miller
Tickets $18.00 per couple
Tickets Available From: -
•
Jack Mcllwain 527-1.253'
Ron Driscoll 527-0235-
Bob Beuttenmiller 527-1680
Proceeds to aid Minor Hockey
10111111111111111111111111111H11111111111111111HIMMIMIIIIIIE
°COMMERCIAL g-
floiAding scc)..res
were unfortunately*, out of the
prizes. Bill Campbell, John
Patterson, Doug Rowcliffe and
Mike Thomas entered a weekend
spiel in Kitchener. They came
home with second prize in the
third event.
The weekend of Dec. 18 and 19
is the sub-division playoffs for the
Careful goaltending as Seaforth tied Belmont 2 - 2., -
Correspondent
Mrs. C. Geddes
••••11••
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital in
(By John D. Baker, Publicity
Chairman, Branch 156.)
Legion Entertains 1st World War
Veterans
Last Sunday Branch 156
Seaforth and Branch 109
Godericb entertained World War
1,-v.Verans and theii wives at the
Legibn Hall in Seaforth.
During theafternoon they
watched a Legion film "When
Summer Dies" this film
immortalizes Major Alex
Campbell's Prayer Before Battle.
"When 'neath the rumble of
the guns,
1 lead my men against the
Huns,
'Tis then I feel so all alone and
weak and scared,
And oft I wonder how I dared
Accept the task of leading men.
I wonder, worry, fret and then I
pray,
Oh God! who promised oft
To humble men, a listo9ing
ear,
Now, in my spirit's troubled
state
Draw near, dear God, draw
near, draw near
Make me more willing to obey,
Help me to merit my command,
And, if this be my fatal day,
Reach out, Oh God, Thy
Guiding Hand,
And lead me down that deep,
dark vale.
These men of mine must never
know
How much afraid I really am,
Help. me to lead them in the
"C9"1
R16100 9ARRIS
THE RETURN A.HANCAtkip4M5,
tAt 9000040 1 9
1:4Ce t lack Ike Bean Stalk
1:1 15, 11., I 4 tHetit tritAtAlt Oak Op*
66t, )6 Web s'AT' *$13 'A.THFIRi.I 0m, 0$1, $ VP" 19 11 9
n...
AM
!It of R iomt wAr. I 411 A
'006$ $1$9 iyer Ala' my tYtAkile,
7 99 sotaOr
PROW 574 MI
Gboistito4 (01441115108
The Ladies Auxiliary then
served the veterans and their
wives at a banquet, Legion
members waited on tables.
Grey Cup. Draw
Congr atuiations to Gacy Young
who won the Grey Cup DraW.
fight
So they will say, "He was a
man".
IHL
TEAM STANDINGS:
Team W. L. For Against Pts.
Blues 4 1 25 16 8
Wings 4 1 21 14 8
'Stars 3 2 21 17 6
Flyers 2 2 15 19 4
Hawks 1 4. .26 33 2
Kings 1 4 13 22 2
Games Next Sunday, Dec.12/76
,.7:00 8:30 10:00
Blues Flyers Stars
Kings Hawks Wings
Advertising...
helps you
know why.
CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD
OS *0
Seaforth
Local
Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Ross,
Basswood, Man., Mr. and Mrs.
George Robinson, Montreal,
Que., Mrs. Alex Deroche and
Miss Edna Robinson of St.
Catharines were visitors with
Ethel and Elmer Dennis and other
friends.
Bob Downey of Red Deer,
Alberta visited with Mt. and Mrs.
Joseph Devereaux,
' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller
of Avonlea, Sask. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Miller and relations
in the area for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Addison
spent,Sunday with their daughter
and family and attended the white
gift service at Londesboro
Church.
Mrs. Violet Elgie, Seaford) was
pleasantly surprised recently
when, on the ,occasion of her
birthday, relatives, friends. and
neighbors dropped, ,in to her
apartment to offer their good
wishes.
wnefAtt.).44,74MEN
Friends, Neighbors &
Relatives
of
ROBERTA AND GEORGE
HOWATT
are invited to an
Open House
At their Home
93 James Street,
Seaforth, Ontario
Wed., Dec. 22 .°
2-4 P.M. and 7-9 P.M.
in honour of their
50th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Please consider this your
wedr'Art/m• oarieigrAtwood4
invitation
Seaforth curlers were quite
active over the week when several
attended out-of-town Bonspiels.
On Wednesday, December 1,
Grace Campbell skipped a ladies
team to second prize in a Ladies
Spiel in Vanastra. With her were
Ann Cunningham, Marg Makins
and Faye Ribey.
Two men's rinks travelled but
of town for weekend spiels. Dave
Cornish, Bob 'Wilson, Bill
Fleming and Bob Ste. Marie
curled in Sarnia. They won their
first two games and lost their last
two with very close scores and
Feeling tired?
Rundown?
Take a walk.
raammunan
%%Mk
CASH - BINGO
Legion Hall, Seat orth
Dec. 10
8:15 4n.
15 Regular Gaines for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
75.00 JACKPOT TO GO!
- TWO DOOR PRIZES -
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(OBILDR,EN UNDER 16 NOT
PER/VIITTED)
-Proceeds for Welfare Work
AuspicesSeaforth Branch 156
Royal Canatlian Legion, Seaforth
VO-A-MW,17,*,w4,
OLD TIMERS
HOCKEY
GODERICR
vs
LONDON
Sun., Dec. 12
2:30 pm
PHensall Arena 0.
gl Sponsored by
HENSALL
MINOR HOCKEY
,,,oramzo,
town
British Consols in Vanastra.
Seaforth teams will have to have
any club playoffs before that date
to declare an entry into the
Consols. Check the bulletin board
in the lower hall at the club for the
O.C.A. events and entries.
Keep in mind the Fun Day at
the club on December 11. -
Leafs
Penguins
Bruins
Seals
Canadians
,Flyers 24
High Ladies, Jill Muir, 3W and
733; Rhonda McCowan, 253 and
690; Barb Leighton, 239; Janice
Cairns, 276.
High men, Peter Underwood,
307 and 762; Eddy Nielson, 276
and 607; Derek Cooper, 253.
Commercial
Flyers -`
Red.Wings
Toros •
Washington Capitals
Maple Leafs
Selects
,Louwagie, 303.'
Male high triple,
Coleman, 731.
Mixed Doubles
John
Red Caps 50
Crystals 35
Exports 35
Blues 33
Goldens 32
Diamonds 25
Weekly High: Ladies high
single and triple, Marg Scott, 223
and 569.
Men's high single and triple,
John Coleman 398 and 927.
Season high: Ladies Single,
Marg Scott, 291; triple, Barb
Wesenberg, 672; Average, Betty
Smith, 199.
Men's Single and triple, John
Coleman, 398 and 927; Average
Ron Beurman, 233.
Eginondville
Sho-Offs .47
Flyers 47
Tator-specials 45
Miset-ups 37
Sparklers 31
, MOW WOMP
W M
WM WPM W M
O▪ M
00.0
OMM O W• MOM
W▪ OW .401M W WW WM
aW
MEW
a.MEM
O▪ mmi
MOM WWIM MOO
a. MOS
OMM MOM
W WI Min
W▪ NW
WM
W M
WOW
POO
Moo
rim
um'
emu a.
NOM WWI
OM
POW
WM ftm OM
MIS a.
W▪ M. Imo pwim
PIIMW ftm
1000 MM
WOO WWI
1200's
Tom Cats t 15
High Single, Helen Nicholson,
272; Gary Gray, 298.
High Triple, Ann Wood, 635;
Gary Gray, 749.,
9#041ft
SEAFORTR
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Griules1.5
Cluistmal4
Programme
Dec.-17
8:00 pm
Everyone Welcome
640a45000
Y.B.C. Swinging 6 24
49 High •Ladies, Betty Hally, 276
45 and 662, •
40 Men's high single, Elben Dale,
40 313; triple, Ron Beurman, 826.
lr
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
Whiskey
River
Open Sunday
Daily Luwe h
Ey ar Specials
a.
• •
ENTER TAINMENT
Friday & Saturday Night
Old Time Music by
,liwy. 8 ritIgLIN
Curlers .,play out. of
Egmondville'
London.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron
of Sarnia visited, with their
„Mrs. Elmer Stephenson is a daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Geddes and faMily.
.WOO
In the old Beachwood General
StOrd 21/2 titHei north of St.
COlithiban art Me illop Sidcroad
lb at Concession 5.
Marg Diegel, 234 and 658. Flashers
• Mile high \ single, Leon Schmucks
28 ' St. James Ifeague
Chargers,
Leinans
Sky Larks
Furys
Pacers
Corvettes
Ladies high Mary
Turner, ' 285; Bonnie
Bedard 634.
40 Men's high single, Lyle Haney
35 and Steven Marcussen, both with
32 321.
31 High triple, Steven Marcussen,
27 810.
24 Slant 6
Female high/ single and triple, Team Canada
single,
triple, •
45
43
41
39
33
30
' MIN
WIMP WOW WWI a.
SOM
'a
MOO
OOMO
W.
AWM
NOW
ORM
MSC
ONO OM
MOO
Friday & Saturday -Nice
Chicken Wings
E111110011001111010101litith11110111111111011111111101.,
38
38
32 .1 •
30
15
H TEL
Friday & Saturday
Country Cobras MO WM
WM
MM MO
MM
WM WM MO
UMW
MOW
MO O M
MON
MOO oftin
MO MO
IMO
MO
NOlo
MO
NOW
MO
moo
owls r,
•••••
o
Friday Special
ALL DAY
Fish & Chips