The Huron Expositor, 1981-11-18, Page 11
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AN INTRICATE ART -- Katie Kerslake of Staff a showed, Seaforth
--Horticultural Society members how She makes dolls, wreaths and other
items from woven wheat at a recent meeting of the group.
(Photaby'Oke)
• What's happening'
The Nov. meeting of the
Legion Ladle* Auxiliary was
held last week with 22 la les
answering roll call. rs.
Olive Betties won the dra .
Committee reports were
given. Donations of $100 each
were geien to the Brownies
and Patilfinders, sponsored
by the .A101417Y. $UMO is to
be given tO-the Branch at the
Veterans giftOilUnt •
Four new Members were
initiated IWO the Auxillaryi
Mrs. Gail MCKenrie, Mrs.
Fern ChesneY, Mrs Ida
WWI*, Mrs. Gail
Schroeder, and Mrs. Dorothy
Jaffney was accepted for
membership to be initiated
later. Welcome ladies. Wives
of associate members of the
Legion are nOw 'eligible for
membership in the 444liarY
and would be very welcome.
If Yee are interested or know
of anyone eligible please
contact the Mentbership Com-
mittee.
HORTICULTURAL EXECUTIVE — Pat
Rodney, left, was re-elected president of the
Seaforth Horticultural Society last week, Vice
president are Ruth Beuttenmiller and Peg '
°Wong, recording secretary Steve Hildebrand
and treasurer Grace Cornish. Board of directors
elected was Ruth Smith, Dilys Finnegan, Hazel
Dorsey, Marjorie Phillips, Nancy Kale, Hazel_
'Hildebrand, Mary McLeod, Beatrice Stoll and -
Nellie VatiDer Pryt. . (Photo byt ORO ""
Horticultural Society
Names executive
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- EVENT
Broomball
Public Skating
Public Skating
Hensel! vs Atoms
Clinton va,Pfiewbes
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I.H.L.
Exeter vs
Centenaires
PLACE
Vanastra Arena
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TIME
7:30'=12:30
7:30-9:30
- 1 - 3 p.m...
'4;30 p.m. e p.m.:
1:30 - 2:30 p.me
2 - 4 p.m.
6:30 -1 CY:30.p.m.
7:30 p:. m.
6:45 p.m.
8:15 porn:
8 - 11 p.m.
What's happening is a weekly column, space-donated by The
Huron Expositor. To, list your event, call ihe-ReCrealion Office at
527-0882.
Tues., Nov. 24 Mitchell vs Bantams
Tues., Nov. 24 Mitchell vs Midgets
Wed., Nov. 25 _.Broomball
Vanastra Arena
Vanastra Arena.
Vanastra Arena
Naughton and Jean Wilbee.
There was also a plant ex-
change and a social time
followed.
- There will be no December
meeting. The next Meeting
will be held at the public
school on Jan. 13, 1.982.
SEAFOR'TH
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
Presents 1941
AS THEY ROARED INTO BATTLE, ONLY
ONE THING WAS MISSING...THE ENEMY.
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Blues Bras.
Tine: 7 to ,9:30 On.
When: Wediiitday„ arr~ 2S
DA TI POPO WORTH JOHN Oit0S111 10M HART
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WARREN OATES MEE STAtt THEM NU
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Hockey
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SEAFORTH aNTENAIRES
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd
, 7:30 p.m.
HENSALL ARENA
This Ad Sponsored By:
Culligan
Real Estate
r
Gordon Scott, P.R.O.
• First I would like to have
a few lines to thank every-.
body on behalf of the Legion
for last Nov. It It was quite a
cold day and the high school
band must have been quite
cold in their summer outfits.
Thanks for 'coming 'out and
suffering in the cold with us
girls. We do appreciate it.
Thanks also to you mothers
and fathers who brought all
the children out to place a
poppy in remembrance of
those who gave their lives in
Atli wars. Also we would like
to, thank thb Expositor for
having it all in the paper the
next day. Our clergy also
deserve thanks for giving
their valuable time.
We have a feW announce-
ments to make. They come
from our entertainment
thairtitan Jack Muir. -
First there will„,br enter- '
tainment this Friday nightlie
the branch so come out and
In; December meeting
will he held at, 6 •p.m. with
dinner to follow, Please con-
Plan meeting
T $o' itfle h havee:owyos
person with i'Social iiourfrom
7 p.m, to 8 p.m. A buffet
supper will be Served be-
tween 8 p.m. and% p.m. and
dancing to the "Solid Ivory"
from 9 p.m. to-1 Tickets
will be available from Jack
Muir, Jack Eisler, Don Jeffer-
son And Gary Osborne.
The-bowlerswho went to
Toronto for the branch 3
annual bowling tournament—
would like to thankilon Eaton
for his effort in arrangMg the
event. Everyone enjoyed' the
day, even if our bowling
wasn't too good.' I think my
team won booby prize for
the low t • m core.
Those pee le selling Grey
Cupticket aSc get themt6—
Don Eaton its soon as
possible. I understand there
are still a few left if you need
some more.
Remember it's the general
meeting this Thursday at 8:34
p.m.
.r.• At the going down of the
sun and in ,the morning we
will remember them.
tact l Copenths It you would
like to *tend the
89 en,sale to'the m rsro
a ft St eeme.rifst -
as,Cif Xiee. Ito Dec. IS, then
the general publie will beable
to *Wady that `might be left.
tickets $12,80Ver
DATE
Thurs., Nov. 19
Fri., Nov. 20
tat., Nov. 21
,,*at.. Nov. 21
t., Nov. 21
.-Alat., Nov, 21
$t.tn., Nov. 22
,t0n. , Nov. 22
Sun., N6.22
The Huron Tract Spinners
and Weavers Guild held a
successful exhibition and sale
• of spinning and weaving at
the River Mill. Benmiller,
November 7, and 8th with a ,
good atteudatice both days.
Great Interest was shown in
'WEDDING INVITATiONS'
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St. Cotumban
Annual Minor
Soccer Meeting
St. Columban School
Wednesday,
Nov. 25
8 p.m.
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Woollen Mills; Listowel, a
wnrkghop with oyce Romney
of Gormley, in off-loom weav-
ing done on barnboard, bas-
kets, tree branches etc.. and
tvvo'nieetings involving illus-
trated talks on handicrafts on
Baffin Island by Seaforth
member, Mary McLeod and
one by Margaret Bushell of
Goderieh.
The November' meeting
Was in charge of Ruth Knight
and Laura Bean of Goderich
with Ruth giving highlights of
the Spinners and Weavers
Convention in Peterborough
which, was attended by four
members of the Guild. Paula
Simmons, noted spinner from
Washington, D.C, and Irene
Waller of Manchester. Eng-
land (weaver) were guest
speakers, Ruthann Smith of
Goderich demonstrated the
making of sheep from pipe
cleaners and raw" wool . -
Ruthann, who is leaving
Goderich to live near Hunts-
ville, was presented with a
gift from theguild. •
The December meeting
will take the form of a pot luck
supper at the home of the
president, Toni Vos of Blyth
with Gerry Zurbrigge and
Joan Stadelmann of Colborne
Township in charge.
DRYWALL
!MOWN
• FOR HIGH QUALITY
'Peter Bakes'
Drywall,
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DRYWALL SERVICE
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demonstrated wheat weaving
and her many other talenta.
Door prizes were won by
Effie Stephenson. Helen. Mc- ,
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Doctors to .entertain Blyth
Area residents will have a chance to
watch a .group of local doctors performing
"live" in a different type of theatre,
Wednesday, "Novettiber 25. They will be
singing in a variety concert staged at •Myth
Memorial Hall in aid of the Clinton- Public
Hospital Building Fund. A variety'oftelented
area performers will present a program of
music and-dancing.
The evening will include the Craig Allan
singers., tti-Scottish-lrish Blackthorns. the
ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER TEAM.
Dance
BRODHAG-EN
COMMUNITY CENTRE .
Sat., Nov. 28;
MUSIC BY Dancing 9 -1 . $6.00 a couple MYSTERY TRAIN No Blue Jeans.
The Seaforth florticul-•
tura! Society held it's annual
meeting -at Seaforth Public
School on Wed. November
I 1 . There wake good attend-
ance. President Pat Rodney
welcomed everyone and ex-
pressed thanks to membetiof
the executive, committees
and members for their 'fine
support and cooperation dur-
ing the year. Reports were
heard from .the various com-
mittees. Miss Alva Elford of
"the nominating committee
read-the new slate •of officers
for 1981. • • • •
Nancy Kale then intro-
duced the guest speaker Miss
Katie Kerslake of Staffa Who
the demonstrations of these
pioneer crafts and it proved
an especially interesting and
educational outing for fam-
ilies.
The Guild has had a busy
and; educational fall With a
conducted tom. of Spinrite
EVERYONE ,
vaitome
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Huron spinner '"pleased
with ex- hibition and sale
Country Companions, soloists Kathy Madill
and Darlene Vander Veen, and dancers Jayne -
Snell, Angie ,Alcock, Pat Staekhoute, Kim
Craig and Karen Yeo, with a variety of Polish
folk ballet, highland and step dancing. Ted
Johns will give a monologue' from his
extenaive repertoire. andbl:C. willbe Jamey
Laurie.
. Ticketswill• be on sale both insidethe main
Children entrences at Adults $4, Seniors
Children $2. The show starts at 8:00 p.m.
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