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The Huron Expositor, 1982-09-01, Page 15A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 1, 1982 IEM@nctW of`n @I Fix up time at GORDON SCOTT, P.R.O. This is the end of August .now, summer is just about over and the fall season will be upon us right away, Our AND THE WONNE''! OS...— Loreen Dale he ps her husband Alfie draw the winning ticket for his painting (background) that was raffled off for the Arena fund. Anne Lansink was the winner. (Photo by Hook) Mrs. Grace Baggett, her daughter Mae and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson of Minneapolis visited with her sister Mrs. E Thompson and Jack Thompson last week. They left Saturday for Hamilton, and Toronto. While -in Toronto they will attend a Welsh Mvsical'Festival on the holiday weekend before returning home. Mrs. Elizabeth Hanes and Grant of Duntroon spent—a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Townsend of Harphurey. Mr. and Mrs. John Flannery arrived home from Europe on Sunday. They were on the "40th anniversary Dieppe Pilgrimage" and visited all the Canadian War Cemetery s and the Vimy Ridge Memorial of W.W.I.. Canadian Veterans toured London (England) Rruen Normandy, Paris, Dunkirk (all in France) then to Brt}gges Ghent, Antwerp, Brussels (Belgium) Bergen of' Zoom and Amsterdam (Holland). The tour was in charge of leaders Roy Kennett Deputy District "D': (Ont.) Commander and Dorothea Ryan Deputy Ditstrict "D" (Ont) Commander. McKillop people in Lion's Head Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE 527-1106 Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCowan spent Saturday at lion's Head with the Tatters brother Mr. Tom Hey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner 91, Bornholm. Mr. Clarence Dennis of Atwood visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele. Mr. Larry Kistner and friend of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kistner and Danielle of Seaforth visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner on Saturday. ppen rue Correspondent MRS. RENA CALDWELL 262-$935 Mary Jane McGregor has accepted a position in the hospital at Lac la Biche, Alberta and expects to start work Sept. 13. • Kippen Gun Club met August 24 with scores: 25 - Al Kyle. George Hamm; 24 - John Hessels, Jack Bell, John Anderson, Lloyd Venner. 23 - Paul Webb, Jack Mills, Jim Butcher. 22 - Dan Crerar, Bert Mahaffy, Wayne Riddell; 21 - Dean Kulich, Bill Webber; 20 - Harrison Schock, Merr Batkin; Grant McGregor, Glen Mogk. - 4.1-I Club girls held their m C MARY CHESSEILL 482-9969 • ccce f14 is 1 various committees, 1 hope are planning their fall pro- grams to present to the executive meeting Sept. 9 at 8:00 p.m. Looking balk over the summer we have had good response for most of our ,sports. The golf went' over really well with participation at a 'very good level. We have a new ceiling in the lounge and the patio fence; sit ttrst meeting on "More Outdoor Living" last week at the home 'of the Leader Margaret Hoggarth. 12 members were present, Diane Chalmers the assistant leader is also taking the club. Officers elected were: President Joan Binnendyk, Vice President - Monica Speziale, Secretary - Kathy Finlayson; Press Reporter - Janet Hoggartt - A Negative print with cat footprints was . made, Outing site was discussed and ham roll ups were enjoyed Greg and Paul Hoggarth were the hosts of two exchange students from Quebec, namely Peter Andert, Ste. Clothicde, 1e Chateauguay, and Jorg Muehlessen of Ormstown. Whan Ihcappwang? 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 Thurs., Sept. 2 Thurs., Sept. 2 Thurs., Sept, 2 Thurs., Sept. 2 Fri„ Sept. 3 Fri„ Sept. 3 EVENT 'Business Swim Public Swim Family Swim Eagles Playoff Game Business Swim Public Swim Frl., Sept. 3 Family Swim Fri„ Sept. 3 Riverrat Playoff Game Sat., Sept. 4 Public Swim Sun., Sept. 5 Sun., Sept, 5 Tues., Sept. 7 Wed., Sept. 8 P@op[Igi Public Swim Men's League Playoffs Ladies League Playoffs Men's League Playoffs Mr. and Mrs, William McMillan spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Gen -ick Campbell of Exeter. Seaforth fire chief Harry Hak and Mrs. Hak returned home Tuesday from a vacation trip to the Netherlands. While there, they attended the'600th birthday celebrations of the village where Harry was born. Mrs. Violet Elgie has had a pleasant holiday with her family and friends in Kitchener and R.R. 1. Cambridge. While visiting in Cambridge, she attended the party given by tate family of Frances and Don McKnight on the occasion of their 35th annisersary. They were married August 16th. 1947 at the Elgie home in Tuckersmith, Happy Birthday to Mark Bosman on September 1. VANASTRA CHRISTIAN CHURCH • The Vissers arc now hack from a two week t acation from out east. Church servile will he at Ill o'clock Sunday morning and Sunday school syill he starting up soo,I. SEAFORTH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY RUMMAGE SALE Sat., Sept. 11 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. Farmer's Market VICTORIA PARK, SEAFORTH Donations Wanted of Clothing. Furniture Dishes, Tovs. Etc. Contact: CAROL HOELSCHER 527-1027 or SHIRLEY DiNSMORE 527.1224 PLACE TIME Pool 12 - 1 Pool 1:30 - 4:00 &6:00-8:30 Pool 5-6 Optimist Park 9 p.m. Pool 12 - 1 Pool 1:30 - 4:00 & 6:00 - 8:30 Pool 5 - 6 Optimist Park 9 p.m. Pool 1:00-4:30 &6:00-8:30 1 - 4:30 & 6:00 - 8:30 7 & 8:30 7 & 8:30 Pool Lions Park Lions Park Lions Park 7 & 8:30 MITCHELL FALL FAIR SEPT. 3, 4, 5 & 6 FOR PROGRAM DETAILS l SEE LAST WEEK'S PAPER w®® Seaforth Boy Scout Organization Registration for: Beavers Cubs Scouts at Seaforth Public School Monday, September 13 6:30 p.M. to 8:30 p.m. FARMER'S MARKET SAT,, SEPT. 11 Oani to I pm VICTORiA PARK Fr•aNnrng •1,g.,', r. "1ruir * Arts and Crafts * Raked (,''d. • Free Admission S 11 has a new coat cit paint, thanks to Peter Malcolm and Ken Coombs. 1 heard of a couple of names that were instrumental in getting the ceiling done that I previously haven't mentioned. Bob Gov- icr and Mel Cooper. Thanks Comrades. September promises to be a busy month also. There are plans to change the lighting Roger McKinley has been hone" from Nova Scotia for n in A bents The. boys felt that a week was not long enough as they enjoyed seeing Grand Bend, Goderich Court House, Blyth Summer Festival, Huron County Museum and Douglas Point. Church services at St. Andrews Church, Kippen will resume Septembe r 5 and Sunday school Sept, 12. e" the in the banquet hall. The golf team is going to the Provin- cial golf tournament Sept. 18 which I believe is the begin- ning of Legion week. Our Ladies Auxiliary is going on their annual bus trip the same weekend and the fall fair will be held the week after, in our new arena, if work keeps ahead of schedule, The Le- gion Bowling will be starting a week's holidays. He ,grad- uated from grade 12 in Truro and is returning to school to pick up extra credits while deciding what career •he wants to pursue.. There is no grade 13 in Nova Scotia, . Richard is in Lethbridge, Alta. in connection with his course in civil engineering technology at Fanshawe, and • is enjoying the work there. Berne and Doris visited him while in Edmonton at the hatchery convention. Doris has been teaching ukelele part-time to student school teachers at college, and has joined their church's Bell Ringers. Jean Reid's "puppy dog" crib quilt won first prize at Bayfield Fair. Congratulat- ions. Jean! Varna and Goshen church- es will return to their regular time of 10:00 and 1L:30 this Sunday. Sunday school re- sumes a week from Sunday at both churches. The September meeting of. Varna U.C.W. is this week. Thursday at 8:30. Something special is planned for this meeting, so please try to attend. Legion at the end of the month. . Our sports chairman Jim Watson is thinking of another muted golf tournament, as yet 1 haven't heard of a date, hut will let you know as soon as possible. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. " GOICH IB SQUADRON ®entoO4 of LANA IAL P IIA ION yv 1 ANNUAL COURSES IN BOATING SIEANiAN- tesSl'HP, AND ROL >TONG FOR p<A,WIER AND I SAOIL. Registration at Central Huron Secondary School, Clin- ton, Wednesday and Thursday, September 0 and Y 9:30 to 0:30 p.oro. Canadian Power Squadrons will teach safe boating to over 90,000 Canadians this year. Will you be one of them? LEAGUES STARTONG NOW DON'T MOSS OUT OPEN BOWLING: Friday Night Saturday Night & Sunday Afternoon FREE GAMES FOR NEW BOWLERS and we'll help you, BOOK BUYERS — Cathy Anstett (foreground) and Doreen Strong were just a few of the interested buyers at the Ringette Rummage Sale downtown. (Photo by Hook) Come to the SENIOR FITNESS PROGRAM A musical fitness programme whet. everyone is encouraged to do as much or as little as they feel comfortable doing WHEN - Mondays & Thursdays 10 a,m, - 10:30 a.m. WHERE - The Orange Hall, Main St., Seaforth 8 WEEK SESSION SEPT, 13 - Nov. 4 16 Classes '1.00 per Class or '15.00 per Session A twice weekly gentle exel : ise programme for the over sixties to help improve BREATHING, BALANCE & BENDING FOR INFORMATION - CALL 527-1182 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I• 41;6010 Tt1tAA11E3 THEATR it. PARK we..i GODERICII S24=18ii WED FOR IT'S AIR CONDITIONfb THURS., SEPT. 1.2 LAST 1 DAYS SHOw1NG AT t:00 0 M WARDITAT G0 0*0*0 I• — FRI. •SAT. -SUN. .MON. I• r0' f a 0.00 SAT. 0 7 0 SUN 3.1 I• MON 0,000 AA OMIT .t L[I light before your eyes and beyond I your wildest dreams. i.� lel • PREMIER THEATTtts NWT, 1 SODENICN AT CONCESSION NO. 4 • PHONE 524-2261 SOS owKE OPSNS 1:30 SHOW STARTS AT DUST( WW.-THURS. LAST 2 DAYS FOR SHIFT lobe1 ACCOe/►111MEIYy AND Ciddyythack 14. • FRI.-SAT.-SUN., SEPT. 3.4.5 At Ridgemont High Only the Rules get Busted! rUES,-WED..THURS. A r l 07 v A, ) 7OR THE PRICE Of , S000 RICHARD PRYOR LIVE ON THE SI ,NSE T ST•RIP 2ND FEATURE MONTY PYTHON AT THE HOLLYWOOD HOWL HS Awsse,-0, Tokay Awesome/ 7 .)NIV7PS)1I G,,,fl 0. VI S,! r r. 5,0005 of , 2ND FEATURE STEVE MARTIN OpMIN DONTr 9JPLUD ADDED SUN. NIGHT FOR FUN THE ORIGINAL SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT WITH 3ACT(I1 0111440N a BURT 01TNolD9 ALSO CHEECH &'HONG NEXT MOVIE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,r- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CLOSED MON..TNURS. • • • • 00 00 • 00 ® 00 411•••• • Phone 527-0840 -NOBEL LANES Registrations are now being accepted for students for the fall term at the Seaforth Pre -School Learning Centre FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIgp APPLICANTS, 512.00 per session per month [for supervising] 517.00 per session per month 1for non-supervlsing1 Any lose] resident who wishes to assist wlh volunteer supervision during the year, phase contact registrar Judy Nuhn P.O. Box 1046, .0i 527-0999 v DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON Asa BIEEC1H BTY°LEET 482.7030 NOW OPEN NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAY NIGHT BOX OFFICE OPENS 0:00 P.M. -FIRST SHOW AT DUSK NOW PLAYING - LAST NIGHT THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 CLINT EASTWOOD 1"e:: PLUS 2ND FEATURE imminma "UNDER THE RAINBOW" PROGRAM NOTE: A PARENTAL' Due to the special lighting efforts in . ■ GUIDANCE "Flrefox" it will bo played as the second feature. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, SEPT. 2-4-5 CHEECH & CHONG t THINGS ARE TOUGH ALLOVER A High Flying Comedy' —PLUS 2ND FEATURE— Lock the doors.,.here come the JOHN BELUSHI DRoN ACKROYD A Comic -Ni Nei bors tmare SUNDAY -SEPTEMBER 5 ONLY ADDED THIRD FEATURE STIR CRAZY COMING: COMING: SEPTEMBER 10.11-12 SEPTEMBER 17-10.4Q "The Best Little est Times at Wherehouse in Texas" Ridgenlont High"