The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-23, Page 10Results at Seaforth
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Dec. 2-3...Boys
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MEN'S MONDAY NIGHT .DRAW
7:00 Beattie over Cornish-
Roberton over Brown. -
Tremeer over Patterson Sr.
9:00 Rowcliff over Dolmage
Campbell over Wilson
Pryce over• Fotheringham
LADIES' TUESDAY AFTERNOON
1:30 Cunningham over Campbell
Sjnett over Hayter
Forbes over Tremeer
Lobb over Wilson
THURSDAY NIGHTS MIXED CURLING
7:00 Menzies over Hilderley
Deighton over Moore
Dolmage over BroWn
Beattie over Brady
Patterson over Roberton
9:00 Fotheringhatr over Forbes
Lobb over Cunningham
Fleming over Hayter
Wilson over Tremer
FRIDAY NIGHTS MIXED
9:00 Pryce over Rowcliffe
Campbet1 over Innes-
Whitmore over Vincent
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Adults$4.00, children under 10 $2.00
Pre-schoolers Free
SPONSORED BY LEGION LADIES
Workshop conducted by Heather Earle of
K of C honors members who died
London at Seaforth Public Library on Saturday.
(Expositor Photo)
-AND BEHIND THE BLINDFOLDS WE HAVE
— These blindfolded young ladies are, Susan
Hulley, Judy Coupland, Sandra •Hulley and
Carlie Boose, all participants in the Drama •
The Ausable, 'Bayfield
Conservation Authority is
currently involved in restruc-
turing its role" in Conser-
vation /' OntdoOr Education
in the %Awls and is re-
organizing its programs in
this area. One result of this
work will be an up-dating of.
the Canip Sylvan program.
Dan Kennaley, a Recreatio4
student from the University
of Waterloo, under the
to-r;regor.
Education and Information
Co-ordinator, is gathering
resource material and Asses-
sing other Organizations'
programs prior to creating a
format and goals for the
Conservation Authority's
involvement. The Con-
servation Authority will be
seeking input from
interested teachers and in-
dividuals concerning their
perception of the role the
Local historian
On TVNov. 29
eChurch
Kest4nflnt Cor. Brunswick 8. Waterloo
Stratford, Ontario
Winter Season
Dining and Dancing
Friday and Saturday night — Live orchestra
Lunch — a wide selection of A la, carte dishes,
old favorites (CREPES, OMELETTES AND
PATE) and many new suggestions to enliven
your appetite.
Dinner — famous Church Specialities including
fresh fish and lobster flown in from Halifax. We
feature a fixed price menu Tuesday to Thursday
— 3 courses and coffee $8.75, children $4.50.
The Church -is perfect for Christmas parties
(140 persons maximum). With the new dance
floor, special orchestras or disco can be
arranged. Also available — our private room
for 20 persons:
"The menus - including brunch - are ever changing
and never disappointing.
Diane & Lynn Brooks
London Free Press Oct. 27,1978
"Only in Stratford you say? That's right,
however' no cause to say "pity"-An
autumn Sunday' in the tranquil and
handsome community that includes
brunch at The Church is pure pleasure."
Winston Collins
Toronto Sunday Star Oct. 8, 1978
Please phone tor reiervatIons
(519) 273.3424
Tuesday to Friday Lunch 12:00.2:00 Licensed by L.L, B.O.
Sunday Brunch
Tuesday to Saturday'Dinner 6:00 on
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T.HE H URON XPOSITOR, N VEMBER 23, 1978
Pe onservcition authori
:eeks pibk ideas •
I The winner of the. turkey draw sponsored by the
Sdaforth Figure Skating Club was Joe Aubin, RR 2.
Seaforth.
Robert Reid and son of Hamilton called on their
many friends in town on Monday.
Wallace Ross of KitChener visited friends in town
during the •weekend.
Visitors with Ed and Velma Fischer, Seaforth, on
Sunday were Mrs. Toleda Beuermann, Cambridge
PrestOb, Ontario; Mrs. Aimira Chamers, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilber Chambers and Shelly, Cambridge Preston Ontario.
Guests attending the, McQuaids 50th Wedding Anni-
versary on Nov. 18th at the Legion hall were their family,
Frank McQuaid and family of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Roy,
McQuaid and John of Oshawa, Mr`. and Mrs. Pat 'Murray
and family London, Mr. and Mrs. Mat hew Denomme and
family, Zurich,. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton of Whitby,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonfigli and Paul of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McQuaid, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
McOuaid. Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cruichshank of
.Corunna. Miss Florence McQuaid Whitby, also guests
from Acton, Georgetown, Kitchener, Stratford, Dublin,
Logan, St. Columban, McKilfop and Seadorth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nottingham of Delta. B.C. spent the
week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, Walden. They
also visited other friends in Seaforth and area.
Out of town guests with Susan, Andy and Gabrielle
White in McKillop on Sunday included Gaby's greit great
aunt, Mary MacLeod and her daughter Marj Oldfield of
Cambridge, Helen McKercher and Helen Grant of
- Stratford, Elizabeth Jarrott, Anne and Robin Waite and
Alexandra of Tavistoek, Bob and Brenda Crawford and
Paul Ftidman of London, Fran, Bud and Chad White of
Birmingham, Michigan. Kay and Carl Seeger, Rhea
Himilton-and Klaus -Seeger of Auburn-, Sue-acid 'Brian
Stevens of St. Joseph's and Margaret McLean-of B.tyfield.
Arthur Robert Ball. 70 of Credition, a brother-in-law of
Mrs. Norman Riehl of Seaforth, died in an accidenknear
Crediton fast Thursday. Mrs. Riehl's sister, Mrs. Loretta
Ball, was critically injured in the same accident and is still
in the intensive card unit of University Hospital . . . The
accident occurred at the intersection of County Roads 2
and 4 in Stephen Township.
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AAkTREESA
AAMA t
ACTING THE PART—Carlie and Laura Boose
were Lim of the participants in the drama
workshop held at Seaforth Public Library on
Saturday afternoon. (Expositor Photo)
Sunday evening,, the
Seaforth council number
5289 chambers was. the
K of C
Winner of the November
share-the4vsalth -we draw,
sponsored by the Father
Stephen Eckert Council of
the Knights of Columbus nig ts. at er was Jane Gillespie, R.R.2,
reminded • Crediton. The share-the.
hat life in .this wealth prize was $339. A
a step in the goal consolation. prize of $50 is
eward.' also drawn each month and
Lions
BINGO
Every
Saturday
at
Blyth
Memorial Hall
12 reg. - 10 each
3 share the wealth
$150 jackpot 60 calls
. every Sat at 8 p.m.
Choir
Oostveen
members
world isbut
of a' just
Kids try drama
at the lii?rary
401Fik
THE PUPPET LADY-Heather Earle, a -London
puppeteer and Pierre conducted the drama -
workshop held at Seaforth Public Library on
Saturday. (Expositor photo)
r
Following the service, coffee
and donuts were served to
K
Kilbarchan Nursing ,Home
Fri. Nov. 24
1:30 p.m.
Tea Served
Proceeds to go toward gifts for
residents.
CRAFT ,SALE
Chat niftit
• 0
•
ded interviews with a num-
ber of Dublin residents.
The shoWs are broadcast
on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m.
and again at 3:30 p.m.
Authority should have in
providing Conservation/Out-
door Education.
Changes in curriculum and
teaching methods have
stimulated this research. The
Conservation Authority
would like its Conservation/
Outdoor Education Program
to reflect these changes.
Furthermore the Con.
servation Authority would
like thg- program to re-
inforce as much as possible
its other programs of water
conservation, land manage-
ment, recreation develop-
ment and pollution control.
. Mr. Kennaley is interested
in hearing from anyone with
ideas . regarding
Conservation/Outdoor
Education and can be con-
tacted at the. Conservation
Authority's office in Exeter,
235-2610.
society towards maintaining Knight Seamus Doherty and the 30 nights and families
setting for the Annual; Christian morals, family his Executive officers.
Remembrance service unity and dedication to God John Flannery read the
planned by, ttie, cQuirkt:i 1 and the Church. The eulogy for Peter Jordan.
Progran! Directory , and
Church activities Chairman
Evvari Wilson for 'brothers W n
who died Iduring the past
year, William Cleary and
Peter Jordan. share t e.wealth draw Father. P.A. Oostveen,
paster of St. Columban
parish, conducted the
Benediction of the -Blessed
Sacrament. Cathy Murray
provided the music for the
He reminded members Memorial Service was then
their responsibilities in this exemplified by the Grand
Isabelle Campbell, the
Seaforth historian who wrote
the Story of Hibbert Town-
ship, from Forest to Thriving
Hamlets and A History of
Tuckersmith, is the subject
of the Cable TV program "I
Was There."
The program will be aired
on Nov. 29 at 10:30 a.m. on
channel 12. Miss Campbell is
interviewed on the show by
the station's owner, Jack
Ward.
Mr. Ward said the pro-
gram, which features senior
citizens talking about some
of the events of the past, will
form -a pegrnanent record of
the history of the area.
The shows are being pre-
served after they have been
• aired, and St. Patrick's
School in Dublin has already
shown' tapes of the program
during the Dublin Centennial
festivities this summer.
Mr. Ward said the early
shows in the program inclu-
of the departed brothers who
were present for the
remembrance service.•
was won • by' Mr.
A,Y.McLean, S4forth. The
door prize went to Rene
Brochu, Clinton, while the
Lecturer's, draws were won
by Pat Osborh, District
Deputy of District 31,
Goderich and Thomas. Ryan,
Mt. Carmel.
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