The Huron Expositor, 1981-05-20, Page 11TRANS CANADA
HELL DRIVERS May 31
2:00 P.M.
MITCHELL FAIRGROUNDS
SPONSORED BY THE
MITCHELL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Seaforth Public Library
recently asked several' St.
James students to do book
reports for them for National
Book Festival Week. The
library chose a few examples
to illustrate the kind of young
critics we have in the area.
Debbie McLaughlin.
Grade 7. reported on Gold
Fever Trail by Monica Hugh-
es: "The book is about a
brother and sister who. liveinr
Dawson City and they travel
along the mountains to find
the gold rush which they do
because their mother has
died and their father is
missing so they went to
Klondike to look for him and
when they went• there they
found him and 'they kept on
looking for gold. The purpose
of the story was to tell vs-,
about the Gold Rush."
Ray Anstett of Grade 6-7,
wrote a report on "The
Incredible Journey" by Shei-
la Burnford: "This book is
about three animals that
travel a great distance west-
ward over treaturass turrain
to get to their home ofirwest.
They were on the way but the
old dog was in ruff shape.
They went through a lot but
when it was Over they were
back with their families."
Debbie Wright, also of
Grade 6-7, did a report on
"River Race" by Tony Ger-
man: "This book is about
murderintrigue,, shanty bat=
ties, raft racing. jail breaks.
even ro-
mance are some of the
terrible elements. I think this
book is very good. Some of
the words that were very
hard to pronounce were:
regale - a quantity of liquor;
hawser-- a large rope; la bas -
-over there.
Kim Costello reported on
"Home From Far" by J can
Little: "This book is about
a family that had four kids
there names were Michael,
WELCOMES YOU!
Join us for our
NOON-DAY BUFFET
Conte. relax and enjoy . Beniniller today. We've
prepared a special Noon-I hay Buffet just for
you! You will enjoy a idloace of two main cour-
ses, Soup. Salads, Dessert and Coffee, 'served if
you wish in our beautiful gardens All the food
& ambiance yI.0 can take in, and all for just one
very low price!
MONDAY thru SATURDAY 12 Noon to 2 P.M.
SUNDAYS only • 12 Noon to 2:30 P.M.
$1100 -j ONLY •
RESERVATIONS REQUESTED
No Interest
Choices at
Huff y Cully
No interest,,charges for 12
months will be offered as a
special ,incentive to all'
purihosers. of new motorcycles
Randy Collins of Hully Gully an-
nounced today.
Collins, who negotiated the deaf
with a local bank believes he is
the only motorcycle dealer in the
area to ,g6 interest free on all
new purchases. The program'
Means you con Jake one year to
pay by making 12 'equal prin-
cipal only payments.
"Consumer response f expected
to be fantastic, particularly
when people are faced with
weekly increases in interest,"
Collins said. "We expect to sell
about 1250,000 worth of .now
motorcycles in a very short time
to interest free purchasers."
Hully Gully has built a reputa-
tion on extremely competitive
prices, backed up with an ex-
cellent service department. Now,
with the added benefits of not
h6ving to pay interest, motorcy-
cle sales Ore expected to surge
ahead.
* Collins refused to comment:
how' long the bank would allow
to offer interest free
purchases... but, for the moment,
anyone who is even remotely
tekitted in'buying a motorcycle
should, contact him immediately.
THIS WEEK:
Hank. 'Bed-
Show
NEXT WEEK:
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Dusty Wayne Show,
Hotel
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THE HURON-bcPcisfron. 'MAY 1 All
Benefit Dance
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WHAT ATIMEt These five; were only a:few, of the many wilo enjoyed
tne festivities at the POO Show and Shindig Jest Saturday night. FTOM
- Iptk Ito right are Jayne. PetcOrl Marc -Robinet, • partene GrawfOO of
Goderioh, Kevin Bennett and (centre) Doug, Fry. (,Photn by Ettriuner).
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were in the ,Gong .-ShoW4 •(4ett to, rkttit) Too Ken Rothielfl
1:,inder, Jim Slits, and George GarriciL ' , (Photo by 01.01,11)00
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Write reports for 'Book 'festival
Nestled in Beni-miller, Ont.. just 7 kilumettPS east of Gnderich on
Huron County Road 1. just off Highway 8
LICENCED UNDER THE L.L.R.O.
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
100 Ilikach St., '1Intan 412-7131
BOK OFFICE OPENS 1:30 PM
The Power Behind The Throne
JANE LILY DOLLY
FONDA TOMLIN PARTON
A. •
I fltli !Litt**. At
"'NINE TO FIVE' ,
is the comedy
hit of the season.
You'll laugh your
Mild off."
—Jeffrey Lyons. Co.tittAvio•
TIME-LIFE FILMSP4ESENTs A DAVID st'SSKIND PRODUCTION
SHIRLEY MacLAINE • JAMES COBURN
SUSAN SARANDON _STEPHEN COLLINS
KLOMPEN FEEST
WEEKEND SPECIAL,
Friday. Saturday. Sunday
May 22-23-24
7 OR 12 OZ. 254
For lie.or% AI St., 0. I bt“
524-2191
attended the service. '
Several 'residents attended'
the R.A.S.P. bowling ban-
quet at Delaware Community
Centre last Thursday_ accom.
parried by Mary Finalyson
Act/Directorand.Mrs. Jackie
Racho who drove everyone in
her van. Ms. Jane Bigelow
controller of London made a
presentation to the highest
„ u/c bowler while accep-
ting certificates for compet-
ing from • Seaforth Manor
were - Elmer Bakcsy - Lenny
.Bloomfield, Wm. Connolly,.
Erie Dow - Maxine Elliott,
Wayne Hedges - Ross
Haughton - Ludger Sequin.
Charles Ross 'and Harold
Walsh. Dancing was enjoyed
by all with music by the High
School Band and also slides
were shown on •the previous
weeks bowling at Fleetway
40, London.
• Bingo was held on Friday
afternoon and winners were:
under B - Elmer Bakcsy; 1 -
-,Wilma Brills N Ha Gardner;
Isobel Lamble; 0 - Isobel
Lamble; 4 Corners - Maxine
Elliott andIsobel Lamble and
full house - Margeurite Shill.
Birthday greetings to Mrs.
Robert McClure who will be
celebrating her 81st birthday
on Tuesday. •Celebrating
birthdays.last Friday were
Mr. John Strickert and M r.
Mark Teffen.
Mr. Frank Case went out
on Saturday afternoon with
his sister Mrs. Peg Larone.
Mr. Erie Daw spent Satur-
day afternoon with his
daughter.
Mr.M Lorne Kirkpatrick was
•
Jenny' (twins) Alex and Mac.
Well Michael died in a car
crash and since Michael was
Jenny's twin she felt lonely,
very lonely. Jenny's parents
adopted a girl who had a
brother and they didn't want
to get separated so they
The Spring Conference of
the Hospital Auxiliaries As-
sociation of Ontario held
in Exeter at South Huron
Hospital recently.
SW-I Ad-..
ministrator Roger Sheeler
spoke and invited the ladies
to tour the hospital. Exeter
mayor Bruce Shaa brought
greetings.
Maintaining •a sense of
humour is an important asset
visited on Sunday by his
brother and his neice.
Mr. Frank Case, Mr. Har-
old Walsh and Mr. Elmer
Bakcsy enjoyed-all outing on
Sunday with. Karen Finlay-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. ,lack Nichol-
son of Cambridge and Mrs.
Cassie Nicholson meted Sun-
day with Arthur Nicholson.
Mrs. Eunice Keyes and
'Mrs, Elsie Keyes visiqd with
Mr. Wilber Keyes.
Mrs. Mary McMillan of
the C.W.L. visited residents
on Monday.
Stewart, Carolyn and
Brenda Keyes visited with
Mr. Wilber Keyes.
Visiting with Mr, and Mrs.
Robert McClure were, their
grandchildren LoiS, Darlene
and Debbie Marie Smith.
Mr. Ross Haughton was
visited by his 'daughter and
Church services were con-
ducted on Wednesday by
Rev. James Van Slyke. Mrs.
Del Dennis accompanied at
the piano for the hymns and
'Mrs. Van Slyke assisted with
the singing. Thirty residents
Benmiller'
Inn - •
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PLAYING THIS WEEKEND, ,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY. MAY 2243.24
Manor at bowling banquet
adopted him. His name
was Michael and he was
eleven and so was Jenny and
they wanted the new Mike to
take the place of the old Mike
and Jenny` doesn't like that
idea."
for a volunteer , was the
message Father J.M. Wil-
liams of Stratford, when he
spoke to the hospital auxil-
iary members at the confer-
ence. He, said that volunteers
need the ability to laugh and
make .9.01 g! pc.9ple happy.
Following adjournment
candy stripers conducted
tours of South Huron Hospit-
al. Seaforth represematives
at the conference were: Pat
Bennett, Janet Cluff, Beth
Phillips. Wilma Oke and
Marian MacLean.
HI THERE BOYS! — This tittle cutie with the gorgeous figure Just
happens to be one of the bravest firemen 'In Seaforth's fire department,
`Jimevieve' Sills. Jim took part in the skit which the firemen entered In
the Gong Show Saturday, and it looks like he enjoyed it.
N.,. (Photo by Rimme6
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Bail • ParkA.
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RATE.SSCHEDute
Senior Ball•
Senior. Ball - '20
(with lights) .• •
- All 'Minor Ball - Free_
Arrangements for the use of the Park
can be made through the Seaforth
• Recreation Department
RDI _a RAS.
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Dance to-Whiskey Jack
Prizes for Best Dressed Cowboys Et Cowgirls
Seaforth Saddle Club
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'Local ladies attend
Auxiliary conference
10:00 a m. Sub, May 31”
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