The Huron Expositor, 1978-04-06, Page 1016 - THE HURO EXPOSITOR, APRIL 6, 1976
ogle Pe lees
Annual
Beef Bar-B-Q
Hensall
United Church
on
Wed. April 26
5 P.M. 6 P.M. 7P.M.
Adults $4.00
Children under 12 $1.25
Children under 5 free
Tickets
Ca11 -262-2234 or 262-2130 -
The Family of ...
Marguerite and Clarence
Walden
Wish to extend an invitation
• to relatives, friends and
• • neighbours
to an afternoon tea at
Northside United Church,
Seaforth •
The occasion of their parents
50th Wedding
Anniversary
Sunday,
April _9,.,,,._
2:00 -•5:00 p.m.
Bet Wishes only.
Entertainmenf
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
oli.(1 Ivory
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Stuffed Peppers
• FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT
Chicken Wings
Our LOUNGE
is now opentvery day .
From Simla. to •1
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
SEAFORTH
FINE FOOD
FINE ENTERTAINMENT
' Rev. Ure Stewart s a patient_ ..2the:.„Seaforth Community
Hospital.
,•
Gordon 'McKenzie, administrator of Seaforth Community
Hospital.- is a pitied 'in Stratford General, Hospital.
Mayor petty Cardno returned Friday from a three-week
holiday in Florida.
Lord Baier, Mitchelt.and her Partner, Lloyd Eisler;Seafarth ,
finished in sixth place at the world junior figure skating
• championships at Megeve, France,last weekwlth 52 ordinals arid
116.50•points. Seaforth's prize winning skater and his partner
will be honoured Friday night at the Seaforth Arena.
•• Mr,..and Mrs. James F. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Jud Walker '
who spent two months in Florida, i.eturned home last week. ,
Mrs. J.H.Grant of Stratford spent the weekend with Mr.' and
' Mrs. A. Y. McLean. . •
Mrs. Harry Arts, R,R,4, Seaforth, held the winning ticket in
the Optimists canoe race draw and w,on a 14 ft. canoe and •
consolation prizes nv20 and $10 Were won by Peter Hulgebos,
R.R.2, Brussels and Luke Sanmaat, Seaforth:
Mrs. Arnold Stinnissen who has been visiting relativei in
Holland-returned tar-frertionte here this week,.
• >Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chesney have returned from holidays in
Florida.
Mr. And Mrs.. George Howatt have returned from a two month
holiday in Lakeland Florida,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair have returned from Califarnia after
visiting with their daughter and family for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Braacifoot have returned from a six weeek's
• vacation in Florida. I •
Doris Hugill and Mrs. Pearl Williams have returned
home after spending time in 'Florida.
Mrs. Frank Phillips is a patient in Seaforth Community"
Hospital:
Pottery lecture
•
Those who were interested in
the archaeological dig at the old
pottery site in Egmondville
conducted by. David' Newlands Of
the %Val Ontario Museum will be
pleased to learn- that Mr.
Newiands is returiung to 5.arattli
on :Wednesday, April 19, to give a
is 4f, seA
a Seaforth
THIS WEEK'
Thurs., Fri,„
& Sat. -
Gambler
formerly The Revols )
NEXT WEEK
Thurs.,Fri.& Sat
• MASQUERADE
;Daily Lunch
Hour
Specials
talk on Early Potters ' and
Potteries —of Ontario. . Mr.
Newlands will show slideS to
illustratePs lark, and will have a
display Of early pottery.
Ttie presentation ' is being
Sponsored.:Vy the Van Egrnond
Foundation and all proceeds will
.go towards the restoration of the
Van Eginond, House in
The:lecture will be held in the
Seaforth District High School at
.p:rn. There will 'be an admission'
_charge of $2.00 for adults and
$1N. 00 for students: • •
Saturday
April '8
JOE
RESERVATIONS
Mixed Doubles and Thursday Nighters
Epplly0114aiwia,
Sat urday,, )4,01 . •
Seaforth Community Centre.
M usic by•Shannon
9:00 1011.
Admission $6.00 couple
' ' •
For Tickets Contact Jim Brown - 527.1872 or
John Coleman 527-1274
ttancexestricted to 18 years
pit
ID
Funniest Show Town
Blyth Centre-for he Arts
presents
Cod Co.
a comedy troop from
• NeWfoundland
Blyth Meni▪ orial Hall
April
• at 8:30p.m.
Senior Citizens $3.00
hijdren $2.00
St. Columban Soccer Club
ARAREIDANCE
Brodhagen Community Centre
Friday, April 14th
Music by Star Trex
Tickets available from
Team Members
Semi Formal'
Couples Only
Spring Dance
Sponsored By
V31. Seaforth Centenaires
Saturday, April 15th
9-1
Seaforth, Community Centre
Music By The 1 NITE-LITES'
Advance Tickets - '5.00 per couple
At The Doer - '6.00 per couple
Tickets available from Centenaires' Executive
members, Bob and Betty's Variety, and Queen's Hotel.
NO BLUE' JEANS
iliono.himilanswimr.mietimmorimmestanianirm
Grey Central Home and School Association
presents•
' Bare Foot •
In The '1,I,
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_A. April 12 to 15 (don'
Time 8 p.m.
Admission '2.50
A Comedy By Neil
Some language may be offensive
Theatres Branch Ont. .
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Player G. At'. Pte.
Dave Murray 46 • 14
(Wing)
John Dale 'C 22
(centre)
C.Malcoirn 14
(Wing)
D.Wesenberg 14 15, 29
'A'(centre)
J.Campbell 12 14 26
(defense)
Jerry Wright 12 13 25
(centre)
Marty Bedard. 9 8 17
(wing)
Tom Turner 4 12 16 60
'A' (Defense)
B.Hackwell 4 12 16 2
(defense)
Dave'Kunder 10 5
. (wing)
B.Campbell 3 3 6 10
(defense)
Jeff Campbell 0 4 4 14
(defense & wing)
Barry Cam bell).
Minutes in penalties, Vailgharn
6. Seaforth 14,
PEE WEE SCORING LEADERS,
(According to score sheets)'
Min.10
60 16
15 '2
Pen.
14
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for
Bob
Brugger
Saturday,
April 8th
STRATFORD & DISTRICT
ASSOC. FOR M.R.
CAMP FUND DANCE
Saturday, April 22,1978
Sebringville Community Centre 9 -1 9.m .
OrChestra.
'The cousins'
Refreshments Door
_$2.50 per person Prize
•
• • • • • • • • • • • •4 • si• • • • • • • • is • • • • • • e• • • • •• • • THE OPTIMIST CLUB • •
OF SEAFORTH
says : •
• • • •
• To everyone who helped' make-our - • • •
6th CANOE RACE so successful
• • •
PRESIDENT GERALD GROOTHUIS
CHAIRMAN A. STINNISON • • • • -CO CHAIRMEN KEITH MacLEAN •
• • • •
• • contestants in the races..
Attention
Veterans
Ex-Service Men and Women
and Dependents
The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer
• CLARE WALL
ProvinCial Service Officer of London
will be visiting in the area
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regarding:
(a) War Disability Pensions;
(b) Treatment for entitled veterans;
(c) Application for Benevolent Funds;
(d) Appeals against adverse original application for Wat
Veterans and Widows Allovvince,
is requested to contact. the Service Officer of Seaforth Branch
156 Royal Canadian Legion, whose name appears beloW, Prtor
to
To Arrange an Interview Contact THOMAS WILBEE
President, Branch #156'
SEAFORTH 527-1852
Tickets available at door
or Phone 527.0240
• Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce
Annued
Pig Tail = Spare Rib Sauerkraut Supper
Brodhagen Community Centre '
Saturday April 15, 1978
5-8 p.m. Card party 9 o'clock $4" per plate
Tickets available from Chamber of Commerce members '
or Bob Osborn Phone 347-2794
FULLY
LICENSED.
UNDER
HE L.L.B.O.
NEW HOURS
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY-12 NOON-8 P.M.
FRIDAY 12 NOON-10 P.M.
SATURDAY 4 P.M..410 P.M.
SUNDAY 12 NOON-8 P.M.
In addition to our famous
Hot Sniorgasbord..;our
regular menu is back-featuring
RIBS-CHOPS-STEAKS.SEAFOOD
Remember Our
NOON LUNCHEON
FEATURING •Hot Buffet
P.° "Make Your Own"
Sandwich Bar
For Banquets, We'ddlOgs, Parties, Seminars
CALL 482-3644
4
Seaforth ee Wee capperthe
W.O.A,A, Consolation Finals by
ousting Wingham .2, games
straight in the best 2 out of 3
series.
The first game played in
Seaforth was hard-hitting with 'a
total of 40 minutes in penalties
tieing called.
Although Wingham played a
strong defensive series' Seaforth
kept pace and took command,
winning 4.2 and Searing was
as follows: Game #1 (At Seaforth)
1st Period, Seaforth, Dave Mur-
ray .(Rob' Core); Seaforth, Dave
Murray (Dan Wesenberg).
2nd Period, Wingham, Rob
-St g--( ssisted); Seaforth,
John Dale , ob Core, Dave
Murray); Wingham. Rob Strong
(Unassisted). •
3rd Period, Seaforth, Dave
Campbell (Dan Wesenberg').
Minutes in penalties Wingham
10, Seaforth 30.
• Game #2 (At Wingham); 2nd
Period, Seaforth', Blaine Hackwell
(Dave Murray, John Dale),
3rd Period, Seaforth, John Dale
(unassisted); Wingham, Dave -
Montgomery Hackwell,
Tuff
30 S2 32 Hard Lucks
32 487 18 Smoothies
Muskateers 16
14 Ladies' High Single and Triple;
Maryanne-Weiler, 23.9 and 638,
114
consolation
44 Men's High Single; Eric Ma0old,
284. Men's High Triple; Murray
24' Bennewies, 719.
Goa1h Gaines G.against G,per
Game
,Derek Cooper 14.33 38 -2.65
Keith McClure15.67 43 2.74.
Bowling
Headpins, 29
26
23
17
17
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5. •
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• •
• • HARRY ARTS •
• Including Seaforth met-chants who contributed over •
• $250 'towards the cost of trophies and Topnotch Feeds • •
• Limited who made available 'their exhibition van for •
• use, as a registration centre. •
4,.• We think particularly of the cooperation of property
• owners• along the river who may have been
Inconvenienced as the crowds followed the• progress of
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