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The Huron Expositor, 1983-09-14, Page 8A8 't- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 14, 1 3. 1F4 e DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold & LIST Rod 'n' RoII= DISCO, POLKAS, WALTZES GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS, DANCES, ANNIVERSARI E., PARTIES, ETC. ETHEL, ONTARIO BRUSSELS - 887.6159 - EVENINGS .If you haven't yet visited Sitting Vain Bdsure to come before the Van EgrfTond House Egmondville closes for the winter. We still have an excellent selection of fine, handcrafted gifts at affordable prices. Fall Hours Monday -Friday 9:00-4:00 Outreach Artisan C.C.D. Project Funded by Employment & Immigration Canada ( CLINTON• - i09 ULCIII BTREFT X82-7030 PLAYING THIS WEEKEND: FRI., SAT., SUN. SEPT.16.17-18 BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:45 -FIRST SHOW AT 8:15 Every summer Chevy Chase takes his family on a little trip. This year he went too far. legion kitchenaddition in progress Work has been pro- gressing on the 'Legion kit- chen addition with the block wall finished and the roof soon to be formed this Week. We hope the inside part can be finished before the Auxil- iary has too many large banquets. This weekend is the Ladies. Auxiliary anneal bus trip with a good percent- age availing themselves of this opportunity to see Pitts- burg and enjoy two good shows there. We hope you enjoy your trip. This past weekend 1 had the pleasure of attending the 9th annual War -Brides' Re- union at Qrillia with my wife. This event was hosted by Branch 34 of the Canadian Legion with war -brides at- tending from as far away as L J I;a Th L iff VAN SERVICE F',P.E E AST 8 0 2 5 0 ESSH" ESSH' 526.00 LEAVE GODERICH 0500 1200 S25.00 LEAVE CLINTON 0515 1215 524.00- LEAVE SEAFORTH 0525 1225 522.50 LEAVE IIIE DELL 0540 1240 520 00 11 AVE STRAT FORD ARP..IVE1 TORONTO AIRPORT 0600 10815 1100 1515 FARE WESTBOUNDD ESSII* ESSH' LEAVE TORONTO AIRPORT 0800 2030 520 00 ARRIVE- STRATrOR 3 1000 2245 522.50 ARRIVE MITCHELL. 1020 2300 524,00 ARRIVE SEAFORTH 1035 2315 525 00 ARRIVE CLiNTON 1045 2325 526.00 ARRIVE GODERICH "11100 2335 CLINTON CAA Travel 482-9300 GODERICH Harbour Light Travel. . .524-7335 Thomas Cook . . . . . . . 524-8307 MITCHELL Fettes Travel 348-8492 SEAFORTH Bauer Travel Service. . 527-1237 •ESSH-Operates dally except Saturday, Sunday and Holidays IMITIS TRAILS INC. AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE SEAFORTH 519-527-1222 OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS 1 490-265-6007 ALSO AVAILABLE "DOOR TO 000R" AIRPORT LIMOUSINE SERVICE Montreal and across Ontario to Windsor. Though Orillfa Legion is a large building they were hard pressed for room but the hospitality of this branch left nothing to be desired. Those attending will certainly have nothing but good memories of this branch. Incidentally their president is a lady by the name of Muriel Robbins. Our Service Officer Cleave Coombs is going on vacation this month with his wife Peg. Anyone wishing assistance during this period are asked to get in touch with Tom . Wilbee. Clare Wall our Area Service Officer will be at the branch on Oct. 4. Anyone wishing an appointment please get in touch with Tom after this week. Jack Muir, 1st Vice -Presi- dent and acting entertain• ment chairman, reports the sales of tickets for the Celleigh are going well and anyone wishing tickets should get them immediately as there is a restricted number. Tickets are avail- able from Jack and his committee and at the Legion. Sports chairman Jim Wat- son reportsthe zoac-euchre will be held in Brussels in October. Anyone wishing to play please contact Jim im- mediately as there are only a few players needed. Crib- bage will be hosted by our Branch at a later date, but if you wish to play let Jim know. The first general meeting of the Branch will be held the Thursday at 8. We would.like to see aa many associate members as possible at this meeting. A leadership re- view will be held by the leadership chairman Com- rade Cleave Coombs. Re- member all comrades, 8 p.m. this Thursday. While in Orillia I read an article cut from an English newspaper pertaining to a memorial service held in a South Coast town for those who died at Dieppe. To those who lost sons or husbands in that action the people of England have not forgotten the sacrific that Canadian soldiers made. At the going down of the sun and in the/ morning we will remembet them. Gordon Shott P.R.O. Katimavik teach conservation BY PAT LEHTONEN Greetings readers. Anoth- er participant has volun- teered to work diligently with a pen and paper in order to acquaint the citizens of Sea - forth with Katimavik. Most people are aware that in Katimavik we earn a dollar a day. Upon learning this many people believe that we "Katimavictims" are naive and somewhat susceptible to indoctrination. However, it is the common conviction that an excess of money is not necessary to live a healthy and rewarding existence which brings .together in Katimavik a group of open- minded youths. Our dollar a day is earned like any other salary in that we work an average eight hour day with the standard breaks. One major difference is that all the work is for non-profit organizations. Work that normally would not get completed due to lack of funds or lack of volunteers is completed by our work crews. KATIMAVIK GIVES These services done for the ****-1-************** SOUTHWESTERN * ONTARIO • DI * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Goderich • Cl:iiton * Seaforth * Mitchell FEATURES Libby Grass Outlet Jack Miner's Bird Sanctuary Colasanti's Nursery Fish Fry Dinner DEPARTS TUESDAY OCTOBER 18TH For Further Information CONTACT 44-irloopo `Tours * 524-7622 or 524-4540 * 482-9536 * 527-1237* 348-8741* PA. TFI - • TR SZM.nn T. SQUARE 00VERI. NOW PLAYING WED. - THURS. 8:00 P.M. ONLY 111 INCREDIBLE LOU FERRIGNO sassIe u.r on-r.I.. RI6T 811 a• STARTS FRIDAY IRI.. SAT. rSUN.• TRUSS SAS ONLY N0 CHEATING! NO GAMBLING! NO BOOZEI No O SMOKING! PIZZA! NO NOTHIN'i EASY MONEY RODNEY DANGERFIFL D -EASY I.IONEY' xx MSC. GERALDINE FITZGERALD CANDY AD ARA.. JENNIFER LASON LEIGH -.-.... SW JOEL ALL .. LNIRENCE ROSENTHAL ,.,. , ,..w,c,. ESTE LE INDLER .....,., RODNEY D&NGERFIELD Mp1AFL ENDERR J O'ROUREE DENNIS RAID JOHN NI W LEIt A ,_...,.. 14ME5 SIGNORE LI 24 HOUR MOVIE INFORMATION 524.7811 community correspond to the Katimavik philosophy which suggests that we can alter drastically society's present mode of thinking, by recog- nizing that 'giving and taking do not have to happen consec- utively and one can occur without the other. In addition to our work we have eight learning pro- grams. 1 have room here only • to describe one. Since much emphasis is placed on a conserver lifestyle in Katima- vik, a description of the "Environmental Awareness FRI. • SAT. - SUN. BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:00 SHOW AT DUSK. Each summer there's one film •" yttooE'II r*ever NIGHTMARES ...is this year's sleeper. 2ND FEATURE IT I5 28 YEARN LATER PSYCHO II and Appropriate Technol- ogy" learning program seems a fitting place to start. This program helps us to realize that solutions to en- vironmental problems must start with the individual. We try to conserve energy by using our van only when necessary which means get- ting to work via "five toe overdrive" (our bicycles), Similarly, the use of electric- ity is minimized. WIND GENERATQRS On a larger scale.a have Please turn to page 9 r LAKESIDE SUMMER RESORT Featu ring Lakeside Dance Hall RE -OPENING Dancing on a new hardwood floor Sat., September 17 from 9-1 ROYAL AIRES "Brass" For reservations or more Information please call: 349-2710 t TNT's FALL -LINE UP OF DYNAMITE FITNESS CLASSES Mon. at S.P.S. (8:15-9:30) starts Sept. 26 Tues. at Brussels P.S. (7:15-8:30) starts Sept. 27 Wed. at Arena (10:15-11:30) starts Sept. 28 (Babysitting available) Thurs. at S.P.S. (8-10) starts Sept. 29 This Is a Co -Ed advanced class using resistance exercises and work stations 1 CLASS S22 for 10 wks. 2 CLASSES 535 for 10 wks. 3 CLASSES 545 for 10 wks. Phone BARBARA ALKEMADE 527-0385 To Register BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTION were offered for sale at the annual Seaforth library book sale on Saturday. Of approximately 2,500 books offered at 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children's books, 1,500 were sold. Children's picture books were the most popular. Books not sold during the outdoor sale can be purchased at the same low prices. One buyer bought 170 books. . ' (Wassink photo) Anyone interested in registering their girl(s) in Brownies, Guides or Pathfinders; -please Contact: GAYLE HOFFMAN at 527-1780 for Pathfinders SHIRLEY LAVERTY at 527-1893 for Guides SIBYL MILLER at 527.1898 and ELIZABETH SCOTT at 527-1439 for Brownlee Meetings will start September 20th. J FIT -FUN For the Over Fifties -Ladies Fitness -Moderated for the young -at -heart ORANGE HALL Tuesday and Thursday -10 a.m. 10 week session Registration and first class Tuesday, September 20th $15.00 one day a week $`15.00 two days a week Instructed by: DRUSILLA LEITCH Antique Ontario guns show at library Huron County Library and the Royal Ontario Museum are sponsoring the "Discover the ROM" series of exhibits at Goderich Public Library from Sept. 22 to Dec. 13. This is a unique opportunity for the people of Huron County to see some very interesting exhibits. Pick and choose the ones that interest you the most and bring your friends or children. Viewing times are library hours except on Thursdays between 40, a,tn. and' 3:30 .m. when exhibits change and school lectures are presented. The exhibit schedule is as follows: 1. "Lock, Stock and Barrel" Ontario gunsmiths and firearms, 1850-1880. Sept. 22 to Oct. 5. 2. "War of 1812" - Oct. 7 to Oct. 19. 3. "Fluorescent Minerals" Oct. 21 to Nov. 1. 4. "Pipes of the lroquis" - Nov. 3 to Nov. 15. 5. "Gods of Ancient Egypt" - Nov. 17 to Nov. 29. 6. "High Stepping" - De- cember 1 to December 13. BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE *QUEEN'S* HOTEL SEAFORTH * Entertainment i( * Thurs. - Sat. *-CAMILLE Next Week Thurs. - Sat. London's Own RUCKUS DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from $2.50 Happy Hour 4:30-6:00 rs * No Cover BALLROOM DANCING Mondays 7:30 - 9 p.m. Starts: Oct. 10th at the Community Centres Fee: x2000 per person for nine weeks Register at the Seaforth Rec. Office before Sept. 30 or on the first night. SEAFORTH DONS CLUB 1st Annual 3 OVIIMICRUICSIP Oct. 11983 at the o o Seaforth & District a Community Centres ipm - lam D 0 /7/ 1 DUBLIN 8 DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION B NGO Friday, September 16 Dublin A District Community Centre JACKPOT $650.00 in 57 CALLS FIT -FUN For the Over Fifties -Ladies Fitness -Moderated for the young -at -heart ORANGE HALL Tuesday and Thursday -10 a.m. 10 week session Registration and first class Tuesday, September 20th $15.00 one day a week $`15.00 two days a week Instructed by: DRUSILLA LEITCH Antique Ontario guns show at library Huron County Library and the Royal Ontario Museum are sponsoring the "Discover the ROM" series of exhibits at Goderich Public Library from Sept. 22 to Dec. 13. This is a unique opportunity for the people of Huron County to see some very interesting exhibits. Pick and choose the ones that interest you the most and bring your friends or children. Viewing times are library hours except on Thursdays between 40, a,tn. and' 3:30 .m. when exhibits change and school lectures are presented. The exhibit schedule is as follows: 1. "Lock, Stock and Barrel" Ontario gunsmiths and firearms, 1850-1880. Sept. 22 to Oct. 5. 2. "War of 1812" - Oct. 7 to Oct. 19. 3. "Fluorescent Minerals" Oct. 21 to Nov. 1. 4. "Pipes of the lroquis" - Nov. 3 to Nov. 15. 5. "Gods of Ancient Egypt" - Nov. 17 to Nov. 29. 6. "High Stepping" - De- cember 1 to December 13. BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE *QUEEN'S* HOTEL SEAFORTH * Entertainment i( * Thurs. - Sat. *-CAMILLE Next Week Thurs. - Sat. London's Own RUCKUS DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from $2.50 Happy Hour 4:30-6:00 rs * No Cover BALLROOM DANCING Mondays 7:30 - 9 p.m. Starts: Oct. 10th at the Community Centres Fee: x2000 per person for nine weeks Register at the Seaforth Rec. Office before Sept. 30 or on the first night.