The Huron Expositor, 1981-10-28, Page 91.1111CI.1.211701--11
STARTS FRI., OCT. 30TH-NOV..5TH
SHOWTIMES: PRI. A SAT. 7 i 9
SUN,THURS. II P.M.
Notice
MINISTRY OF COMMUNffY
& SOCIAL SERVICES
We are pleased to announce the new location
of our Ministry's Local Office. in Huron County.
Effective October 27, 1981 we have moved from Wingham to
17 Rattenbury Street, Clinton. The office In Clinton will
continue to offer services in Income' Maintenance, as well as
Vocational Rehabilitation Services and Juvenile Probation
and Aftercare. •
We look forward' to continuing the relationships which we
have developed in Huron County.
Ministry of Community & Social Services
17 Rattenbury Street
Box 1150
Clinton, Ontario
NOM 11.0
Telephone 482-3971
Calling
all
Spooks
II A
eterans' banquet planned
The tickets are now out for
the Veteran's banquet. AU
member; names are on lists
and 7011 will be contacted to
see if you can attend with
yourwife, husband, girl-
friend or boy-friend, which
ever may be. If your name has
been missed by any chanee
please contact our first vice
president Peter Malcolm.
The dis1Fiel worts meeting,
was held in Clinton •Stinday.
Six members, attended with
our sPilrtS officer,,; Jim Wks.
sum jim reputtett that
branch will ,sponsors the
fraternal affiliates • in 'tope
and district sports. Gerrard
Meidenger has offered to
mastermind these events for
the branch. Also there will-be
Enjoy
Crich
photos
&good crowd enjoyed the
slide show by renowned
amateur photographer Dr.
Aubrey Crich of Grimsby at
SPS Saturday night. Dr.
Crich, who's 84, is a retired
dentist who grew up in
Seaforth. He's a brother of
John C. Crich of town.
The evening was sponsor-
ed by the Van Egmond
Foundation. .
Dr. Crich who dropped in
at the Expositor Friday
claims to be slowing down a
lot, but feature stories about
him in recent editions of two
international magazines
prove otherwise. His close up
photographs of insects ap-
pear on the covers of the
September issue of the PSA
Journal, the magazine of the
Photographic Society of
America, and on the cover of
the July, Mayo Alumnus. Dr.
Crich is a graduate of the
Mayo Clinic, in "Rochester,
Minnesota. -•-••= •
The.
Legion
News
a mixed euchre on. November
250100 this date in mind.
The next stag. euchre will be
*Id NO. , at the usual time.
Hetet (Collet the Grey GIP
ticicetS ge .now on. 040,
w100.* to self sMite
gr, fite se 0;1_140 Pon Eaton.
CharlidGe4des has share the
wealth tickets going also,
The sixth meeting of the
Egmondville Cluckets was
held at the home of Allyson ,
Scottnn Oct. 26. Then we
talked about the party.-It will
-be next Monday at 7 p.m:
We are to bring our food and
wear costumes. We then
talked about the achievement
and I believe they will be
drawn this SatttY night at
the Hallowe'en dance. Our '-
entertainment chairman Jack
Muir would like to see a good
crowd at this dance, so put
an your false face and come
out and_ live a good time.
Judging of costumes will be
at 1040
Henry 211er...9tir. sick and
visiting chairMan, told me
thatht.s daughter 44Y goes
to . 414014 • on: WOO
Most and WOW be nrq-
407. *0010 deliver parcels.
at ihn$,Ikatfor4'000044 I'm
so* we willavail ourselves
•4* this service *WO-
program. It was decided that
Gail Turnbull and Ingrid
Claus would do the talking.
The next meeting will
be the: party at Barb Cald-
well's.
BY ALLYSON SCOTT
The meeting of the
Seaforth 3 "Eggsperts" was--
°VAS ion arises.
On Sunday the annual
poppy drive will take place in
the afternoon. We would like
in see all the menthers out
for this drive. Please meet at
the branch promptly at 1:30
p.m. so that the teams can
get an early Start RemeMber
many bands make light wort.
These fleenalitins are only
nsedrfOX the sick and nee*
as laid down by the
Commandt. Royal
On4/
At OM $01141 down Or the.
comm" anft it*.morning
will remember them.
GORDON' SCOTT
held at the home of Linda
Van Miltenburg Oct. 19.
Cathy ColeTnan
read the minutes of the last
meeting arrangements have
been made for us to visit an
egg-grading station, for our
special projects„ Oct. 24 in
--Briigrels. The next meeting
will be held at Brenda
DeJong's, house Nov. 2 at
6:30 n.m.
Cathy Coleman made the
cream puff
• Next-the rfaillffi ertlaterg"played
the game "Egg-gamnion."
After this the cream puffs
and refreshments were. serv-
ed
1 iQ
EAT IN OR TAKE OUT HOURS
Sun. Thurs. 11 a.m. -12 midnight;
- Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. 2 a.m.__
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Mrs. John Miskell and Miss Marian Hogan of Chiesp
spentpss se:roliart.days last week with cousins Rev. J. tart and
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ML and Mrs. Ben Haskins of Rockwood ; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Eggert, Rostock; Mr. and Mrs. Bill 110817Arth. Sfistford; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coming, Ptielph were
recent visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Ore Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Townsend Harphurey spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mon-well and family of
Fergus.
ALLOWEE
PARTY
Van Egmond House
FRIDAY, OCT. 30
6-8 Big Spooks, little spoof% „..
After 8 - Big spooks only
Refreshment-----Entertainment
What's happening is a weekly column, space donated by The.,
Huron Expositor. To list your event, call the Recreation Office at
527-0882.
DATE EVENT
Thurs., Oct. 29 Broomball
FrL.,,Oct. 30 Public Skating
Fri., act. 30 Thedford vs
Centenaires
Sat., Oct. 31 Public Skating.
Sun., Nov. 1 Public Skating
Sun., Nov. 1 I.H.L.
Sun., Nov. 1 Sr. Ringette Practice
Wed., Nov. 4 Jr. Ringette practice
Wed., Nov. 4 Broomball
Sat., Oct 31 Halloween Party
Fri., Oct. 30 A HALLOWE'EN
Haunting of the Van EgInong
House
PLACE TIME
Vanastra Areria 7:15 - 12:15 p.m.
Vanastra Arena 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Hensel! Arena 8:45 p.m.
Vanastra Arena 1-3 p1rn.
Vanastra Arena 2-4 p.m.
Hensel! Arena 6:30 - 10:30 p.m.
Vanastra Arena 4-5 p.m.
Vanastra Arena 5-6 p.m.
Vanastra Arena 8-11 p.m.
Library 1:30-2:30p.m.
Van Egmond House Adults & Kids
6-8 p.m.; Adults Only 8 p.m.
Admissiorr$1.00 adults, .50 kids
Cluckets, Eggsperts meet
*HAT AM I BID? ---Hard working audItoneer.Ron Gethkeef-Bornholm
put on. a.--.terrifies performande- at the Gala auction for Memorial Hall
-Saturday night. On the auctiaritirdelilea red satin house coat, a costume,
from be Back for You Before Midnight, modelled. by Catherine 'Bettye.
Louise MCGregor, who helped display auction items, is in .the
background.. (Photo by White)
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Blyth is
topic of
TVO
show
" 'The Spirit of Blyth' looks
at how a small summer
theatre experiment became
an intergral part of the
year-round, life of a commun-
ity," says People Patterns
producer J oan Reed-Olsen.
The program will be aired
Wednesday, 11 November at
9:30 p.m.
Through its th eatre-cum-
cultural centre's offering of
workshops for children and
adults, its 80-member choral
group, and its art gallery of
ever-changing exhibits, the
Blyth Festival has reached
out to touch every part of the
community. •
When • newspaperman
Keith Roulston and the senior
citizens of Blyth' petitioned
the local council to turn the
SO-year-old-plus community
centre into a cultural centre,
little did they know that the
500-seat th eatre thalevolved
would one day attract people
from all over the province.
• Co-founder Roulston and
artistic director Janet Amos,
who works as director, actor,
and playwright, seethe Blyth
Festival as a springboard for
Canadian plays. Amos and,
her actor-husband, Ted
Johns, brought to Blyth the
Theatre Passe Moraine ap-
proach of indigenous theatre.
That is. the cast and director
live in, study the community.
then develop the storyline
and script based on their
Observations of events and
people. This summer three
productions p layed to capa-
city crowds throughout their
engagements.
"The Spirit of Blyth" looks
at the creation and production
of Festival 81's Fire and lee,
directed by David Fox. - The
program also investigates
how the members of this rural
community have developed
an appreciation. of th eatre,
and how they respond to
theatrical presentations -
based on often controversial"
local history.
Every week more and
m3rc people discover what
mighty jobs are accom-
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FLIKE DOLLIES — The doll Is almost as big as Melissa Wallace, who's
holding her. 'Melissa was investigating the play centre at the official
opening of Seaforth's nursery school on Friday.'
(Photo by White)
HENSALL UNITED CHURCH.
ANNIVERSARY
Sunday, November 1, 1981
11:00 a.m. Rev. Harley' Moore, Grand Bend
7:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. George Goth, London
Special Music by the choir
Guest Soloist Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey, Kingston
_Everyone Welcome .
Queen's Hotel
Seaforth
SeniOr Citizens
LunCheOn $2-6 95
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