The Huron Expositor, 1978-04-20, Page 12.1*
LINCOLN GR EEN
.,„ )1,, DANCE
April 21
9 I 1
)8 years and over
Brodhagen Community Centre
ONE WEEK ONLY APRIL 21-27
FRI. SAT. 7:00 8. 9:20 SUN. - niuRs.a:Oci
• GODERICH •
30 THE SQUARE 11:-bc'igercat m' 5
PHONE 524.7811 to change
AIRtONDITIONED
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VANASTRA
PARK,
CLINTON
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY- SDAY-12 NOON-8 P.M.
FRIDAY • 12 NOON-10 P.M.
SATURDAY 4 R.M.-10 P.M.
SUNDAY 12 NOON-8 P.M.
NOW SERVG.
"Huron County's Largest St lc"
11. 16 OZ. T-BONE STEAK '
Char-Broiled to perfection - smothered' in mushrooms, choke
-of poictustod vegetable, complimentary Salad Bar.
2. RACK OF PUBS
lb oz serving - done in our own special OW sauce. Choice of
potato and vegetable, complimentary Salad Bar.
3. SEAFOOD PLATTER
Scallops end shrimps, special Seafood Sauce.,,Choice of potato
and vegetable, complimentary Salad Bar.
4. OUR FAMOUS HOT SMORGASBORD
Served daily,
Rameniber Our
NOON LUNCHEON
FEATURING Hot Buffet
For bontoots;wriddingi, Parties, Seminars
;CALL 482.4644,,
FULLY
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NEW HOURS
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Seaforth & District Saddle Club's
2nd Annual.
Sadd le
POKER RALLY
ON HORSEBACK
Sunday, April 23rd
12:30 p.m.
Entry fee: $3.00 per hand
Prizes: $25', $15, $10, $5 and • trophy
Hullett Conservation Ared
"If you do not have a horse, but would like to try your
luck at winning, just send your entry fee along with
someone that is riding and they can cacti your poker
hand for y ou."
For More information call
482-9125
HWY. 8 GODERICH AT
CONCESSION RD. 4 •
sk PHONE 524.9981
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ASSOC.,FQR M.R.
CAMP FUND DANCE
Saturday, April 22,1978
Sebringville Community Centre 9 -1 a.m.
Orchestra 92
'The Cousins'
Refreshments Door
$2.50-per person Prize
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HURON HOTEL
HWY. 8 DUBLIN
THIS WEEK
Thursday, Friday,
Sat. Matinee 4 - 6 p.m. & Night
LISLE
SHOW BAND
Come To .
The Movies
- Taxi Driver
- Laug,hing Policeman
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- Murder by death
Smorgasbord & Dance
at
Blyth District Community Centre
Music by Music Makers
Dancing 9 to 1:00
Saturday, May 13, 1978
Roast Beef Baked Potatoes, salads, etc.
Sponsored by Myth, District Community Centre Board
'-IPROCEEDS TO PAY ARENA DEFICIT
Tickets $6.00 per person
Whets available at Myth Post Office, Cloth's Office or front an.% bond member. • 4
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THE HURON EXPO 1TQR APFII ern prom r s tovyn ,
Prglems at Seaforth's sanitary
landfill site (the dump) were
raised but not solved Monday
night at council.
Coneillor ,/int Sills, Chairman of
the public works committee said a
number of contractori and in-
dustries in town ,Would like access
at other than the regular Wed-
nesday and Saturday opening
times. •
Councillor Sills suggested set-
ting a fee of $3-br $40 and giving
them r a key. •
The problem is keeping track of
the keys", deputy reeve Bill Dale
said and several councillors add-
ed, lack of supervision and the
tiet'ir holm,: left-open.
Keys give supervision, council-
lor Sills argued. If someone is
• ea,Ught in the dunn)
permiSsion to have a key, police
could ray charges, he said, Earlier
councillors had asked that the
• police step up patrols of,_the
dump.
"Who gets a key?" asked
councillor Ken Roth. "It might
pay the average householder to
buy 'a key." Only Seaforth's.
garbage contra.ctors,'who are paid
by their customers, now have
dump keys.
The problem was passed to the
public works committee to study,
with councillor Sills dissenting.
. Every week _more. and more
people discover what mighty jobs
are accomplished by' low cost
Huromexpositor Want Ads,' Dial
527-0240.
LIONS tN •VVALKERTON — Seaforth Lions -attended a' mini-convention in'
Walkerton on the weekend and saw Mqrlen Vincent, local president elected, as a
district director. From left are, ord Rimmer, Mr. Vincent, Jack Pickard and Irwin
Johnston., ' , (Expositor Photo) , „
Cable features local show
• WIDE-EYED SHOPPER — This little. girl, Dpbbie,
McLaughlin, was- one of the shoppers at last
weekend's rummage 'sale held at the Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth. (Expositor Photo)
Dublin Mixed Bowling League
Dance
Mitchell & District Community Centre
Saturday, April 22
Musk by
LINCOLN GREEN
$5.00 Per Couple Everyone Welcome
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
SEAFORTH
Entertainment-
Friday & Saturday
LESPERANCE TRIO
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Cold • Cold Plate Dinner &
Chicken Wings
I FINE FOOD
FINE ENTERTAINMENT
difo
a Seaforth'
THIS WEEK
Thurs., Fri.
& Sat.
On Wednesday evenings
starting April 26, Mitchell-
Seaforth cable TV will feature a
special show:about the Seaforth,
Dublin. Mitchell area.
Produced by Jo rr. I,
who worked in aforth wheji_b
was with the uron Perth Roman
:Fewer stu • 6n4 .
at SDHS. in all
the smallest of the five county
secondary sehtiols, faCes an ad-
ditional drop in enrolment next
Seaforth District High School, enrolment is the uncertain
employment picture in Canada.
had once planned to; go on to
university after completing Grade
13, 'are now, enrolling in comm,
Mr. Scott said Students who
cunity colleges instead.
Students,can attend community
colleges after Completing Grade
12.
There are currently fewer than ,
500 students attending SDHS.
MEETING NOTICE
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
HURON-MIDDLESEX (PRpV.)
LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
Thursday, April 27th, 1978
CANADIAN LEGION HALL, EXETER
Speaker: Mr.. Sean- Conway M.P.P.
For Rentrew North
Reception 6:00 P.M. Dinner 7:00 P.M.
Annual Meeting to follow
DINNER TICKETS $5.00 EACH
"'Tickets available from municipal chairman, or Agnes
Moore, Ailsa Craig, 232-4551 or Bernard Bonn, Lucan
227-4941, lan McAllister, Zurich 236-4034, Jim Hunter,
Clinton, 482-3738, Howard Aiken, Sec., Goderich
524-7901.,
catholic School Board, the half
hour shows will . start at 6:30.
Sometime in the future the local
show will broadcast an interview
with Seaforth doctor, Rodger
Whitman, about his life as a
refal practitioner and his many of interest in this
, area, for future,
broadcast on his show. He can be
reached at 271.5708 in thie
equipment and is interested in
taping any meetings of programs
Expositor that he has portable
Mr. McCat -oil 'told tht
hobbies.
Daily Lunch
Hour
Specials
NEXT WEEK
Thurs., Fri, & Sat.
Lincoln Green
A.S.A.
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SUCCESSFUL RUMMAGE SALE - Clare Reith and Lorne Dennis search for-some
good buys; While Henrietta Brown looks on', at the-rummage sale held at Seaforth
Presbyterian Church. Over $300. was raised at the, event. (Expositor Photo)
year.
Harry Scott, "Vice-Principal 'at'
the school, said enrolment. may
decrease in September .by as
many as -20 students. This will
result-in' an even smaller Grade 13
class than this year.
'The reason for the drop in