The Huron Expositor, 1978-01-26, Page 10P
C1111 11111i FARM -SHOW!
Exhibition• Park - Toronto
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Jan. 31 - Feb..1, 2, 3, 1978
The largest,
indoor farm equipment show--
in Canada
Horse Pu11.8( Sale - Feb. 1
- Tractor Pull - Feb. 2, 3
Aberdeen Angus Sale - Feb. 3
Ladiii-• Progranf- Each afternoon - 1:30 p.m.
The first ten weeks
'LEARN-TO SKATE'
have now concluded.
Persons wishing' to '
re-register are asked
to do so prior to the
next session,
MON. JAN. 30
Register at the
RECREATION OFFICE
General Meeting of the
Seaforth & District
'SADDLE'CLUB
SUN. FEB 5
1:30 p.m.
Seaforth Lower Library
Guest speaker
DR' STANLEY
A,LKEMADE
New members.weicome
For more information call
, 482-9125, 527-1059,
523-4275
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OPTIMIST CLUB.
Invites Your Children
To The Movies
Seaforth Optimist Hall
Saturday, January 28
1 o'clock
Children Age 5 12 'Admission 75'
Brodhagen Chamber of Conitnerce
Cabaret Dance
Saturday, January 28th
9—.1
HURRAY CHRISTIES ORCHESTRA
The Siivertones
$4.00 per couple
comeearly:doOk Will he doseAwfien100 conpieti are
Daily Lunch
Hour
Specials
This Week
Wed. to'Sat.
B. W. Pawley
Plum Loco
Royal Canadian Legion
Brussels
POKER RALA.y,
•.. Sunda., January 29th
Registration at Legion Hall 12-2
Approx. 20 miles of Scenic Country Trails
Prizes $20 $15 $10 $5
Trophy & Many Other Prizes
$3.00 Per Hand
Lunch & Refreshments.Available
. in Legion Hall
POKER RALLY
Sunday,- February 5
Sponsored by "Clinton & District
Snowmobile Club
Registration at Ray Potter's
1-3 p.m.
Numerous prizes"ilonated by Lynn Hoy Enterprises,
Bully Gully, Vincent Farm Equipment, Scruton Fuels,
Hamm's. Polaris, Fleming Feed Milli, GortPs Sports,
• McGee John Deere, Seaforth Co-Op.
Entry Fee •$3,00 or 2/$5.00
Proceeds for Trail Groomers
I
Bethel
BOYS CLUB
All Boys' Invitqd
Age 12-To 1'5 Inc
MEETING AT
SEAFORTH
PUBLIC SCHOOL GYM,
Every Saturday At 7:30.P.M.
Bring. Your Running Shoes .
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
PHONE KEN McCOVVAN 482-3153
O.H.A. JUnior '"D"
HOCKEY
Thamesford Trojans
VS. ,
Seaforth
Centencures
8:30 P.M.
Seaforth Arena
Fri., Jan. 27th
Bothwell Barons
VS •
Seaforth Centenaires
2:00 p.m: Seaforth Are'na
Sunday, Jan. 20th
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On his visit last' week to Ottawa and Edmonton, US vie
President_Walter Mondale „remarked that he had a special
warinth for Canada because his grandparents had come from '
Huron County. As far as the expositor knoWs, our Huron County
is'the,only one in Canada', 'so lit's7lquite likely his ancestors were
• neighbouas of'ours.
Do' any amateur historians have further details? Count3;;""--
Council could perhapS.discuss making the U.S. v-p an honorary
citiien of beautiful' Huron. The slogan in the old days we believe
was "Huron blood will tell".
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wright,• former Seaforth residents, visited
in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. M cLean were in Toronto on Friday, where
the ExPOsitOr publisher, along with community press peoPle,,
from across Ontario helped judge entries in the Othario Weekly
Newspaperg Association Better Newspapers competition.'
Expostior news editor Len. Pizzey, who haS been acting editor
since mici-October,-is leaving Seaforth this week to take a hew'
job as editor„of the Haliburton County Echo in
Haliburton, Ontario. Editor SusairWhite is back on the job in the
office after her maternity leave_
Expositor readers who notice the absence of Hensel!
correspondent Hilda Bayne's byline on the Hensall page will be
interested'to know that Mrs. Payne and her husband Carl are on
an extended visit to their daughter in' California. We'look
forward to seeing her back in the spring.' •
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Jarvis Street, their daughter,
Carol and grandchildren, Joanne, Janice, Bradley and Julie
visited Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Henry J. Neeb, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vogt in Tavistock on. Sunday last.'
•
Annu61Sngwarartia set for Sunda
THE HURON EXPOSITOR,JAir
People
Centenaires 5-3. The two. teams
were tied 1-1 after the first period
and Belmont led 4-3 after two.
The line of Doug Anstett, Paul
McClure and Bruce Blake.
accounted for all the Seaforth
goals. Anstett scored twice,,and
lidded• one assist, while McClure
added one goal: Blake assisted on
all three gbals. The two goals for
Anstett gives him fifteen for'the
season, and• Moves him one ahead
of teammate Bill O'Shea , for the
team lead in that department.
The Centenaires were outshot
in the game 48-29, and picked up
forty . minutes • in penalties,
including two ten minute
miscondq,ct 'penalties to,0'.Shea.
A7 fhis.dri t inAtheirLi4an I y fiVe
games reitiiiinink' in the regular
season schedule and three .
those are at home. This., Friday •
night the Ibantesford Trojans
invade town, while this Sunday.
afternoon- the Bothwell Barons
will conic' into '-'tackle the
Centenaires. • •
lEgmonchille Bowling .
Ladies High Single-Helen Knott.
230, Ladies High Triple-Betty.
Hulley 591. Season High Single a
Sue Deighton 354, Season High
Triple Rose ,Bisback 732.
Men's • High • Single Gerard
Meindinger '336. Men's • High
Triple Toni Costello 692, Seasons
High Single Gerard Meindinger
336, Season's High Triple, Roy
Dalton 752. - • •'
Crystal - /8. • Diamond§ 69,
Canadians 58, . Old .V's 55, Red•
Caps 49, Blues 47,
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The.
friday, a 4ifveday
room, coffee shop
Open till 1 d.m.
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Belmont beats Cenfenaires
Over 3000 pledge sheets
have been sent—mit for the
Snowarama for Crippled Children
on January 29 according to
Randy Collins, general manager
of Hully Gully, in Varna. .
The Snowarama . is a' cross
country snowmobile ride to get"
pledges for crippled children
By Gary Gray
The Belmont Bombers scored•
three, goals the second period,
and one each in the, other 'two as
they overpowered the
2. S its
‘1.14 4:0 '
Seaforth 11"'
A0f11/1RTRS —7 4 - — OPARAIIA
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AT Mao' equ.y
ed
Hully Gully,
held ,Snowaranias for Crippled
Cliildien with 2600— riders
participating. This year there will
be 19 rallys in Ontario.
There are, four other check
points besides the two starting
ones along the trail where riders
must have their cards punched to
show proof of Completion.
Last year this. snowarama
pledged. some $39,000 on 35"
riders to .become the second
largest ride in Ontario.:
Twelves V I P's are to take part
in the Snowarama including Jack
Riddell, M.P.P for .Huron
Middlesex, Judy Savoy from
CFPL, Mark•Laid frOm CFPL and
Gary Alan Price from CFPL.
'MOrris Jenkins, P.R. officer
with Champion Roads Machinery
in Goderich has announced that
Champion is spronsoring the
Warden's Challenge and will be
presenting' the cup to the
Municipality that meets or
surpasses Warden Gerry Ginn's
challenge.
5,
tMr. Collins said, they're hoping
that municipal— officials and_
reeves' from Seaforth and area
will pick up Warden Gerry Ginn's
--challenges as have Toni Cossitt
reeve..,of Stanley Township; John
Jewitt, reeve of Hullett Township
and Jack Tinney, reeve of Hay
Toviaship,
Since people don't register
until Saturday and Sunday
morning, Mr. Collins said he:.
didn't know the dollar amount of
Pledges but they, have sent out
over 3000 pledge fortnsincluding
places like , Windsor, Hamilton
and Toronto.
He said he expectedthey wou d
have about 400 people
participating in the event or
maybe more:
All pr,oceeds of the ride go
to the Crippled, Children. la
Seafoith, pledge forms can be
picked up at Vincent's Farm
Equipment or Bob and Betty's'
Variety Store
The starting points begin at
7:30- and , 10:30 -.oh "Sun day
morning at either Hully Gully or'
the Pineridge Chalet. The food
vouchers -given free 'to each•
partiCipant can, also be redeemed
at either of diese two points along
the trail.' .„.. •
Last year, 14 areas in Ontario
.FEBRUARY SPECIAL:
.3. FOR THE F)(HOE OF
.• • • Use of our. fitness Room,
-Sauna andPoid until FebrUary 28th, 1978. for the price
9f only $1.00 per day. [Adults only] BENT -THE
WINTER BLUES'. by exercising in our Fitness Room,
relaxing in our hot Sauna, and by swimming, in our
Temperature Controlled Pool. All at Vanastra Centre.,
482-M44. ,
VANASTRA.RECREATI.ON CENTRE' „„...„.
VALENTINE .DANCE
Sponsored by
Seaforth Centenaires
Sat., February 18th
9-1
Seaforth Corimunity Centre
Musk By"SHANNON"
AdVance tickets $5.00 per couple
At the. door $6,00 per couple.
Tickets.Avallable from Any Member-
O tentettaireit" Viectititre ‘'NN$
‘ 13Oli ii Betty's irarloty
or Green's' Hotel.
HURON HOTEL
HWY. a DUBLIN
STARTS FIRDAY, JAN. 27-FEB. 2
FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7 & 9:20'
SUN - THURS. ONE SHOWING ONLY
FRIDAY JANUARY 27
8:30 P.M. Seaforth Jrs. VS Thamesford •
SATURDAY, JANU,ARYA_6'.„
8 A.M. - 1 P.M. - HohSeleague4Hoaey
1:30 - 3 P.M. '.-• Public• Skating .&
3:15' P.M. = Novices VS &Riverton'
6:00 P.M. -Peewees VS Clinton
7:15 P.M. - Dublin Bantams VS. Blyth
SUNDAY JANUARY29
.'12 - 1:30 P.M. Midget Practice
2 P.M. Seaforth jr.. VS Bothwell
4:45 P.M. - Dublin Bantams .VS Hensall
7. P.M. - I.H.L. Games
MONDAY JANUARY 30
4:30 - Learn to Skate.
5:30 - Figure Skating
9:15 - Ogromen's 'Broomball Games
TUESDAY 'JANUARY 31
5:45 P.M. -PeeWee Practice
7:00 P.M.; Bantam Ganie
8:30 P.M. - Midget Game •
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1
1 - 3 P.M. -' Parents & Preschoolers
4, P.M.- Power Skating.
5 P.M. - NoVice Practice
6%1,5 P.M. —.An der Practice
8:00 P.-M.i , Wu stn'sBroottle ati ]James
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