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Steaks being cooked at the Men's Steak Night.
BBQ at the Optimist
Club no girls aloud
Several different items were available to eat at the Men's Steak Night.
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No girls, only the boys are invited
to this gathering, that and some
thick juicy steaks and a couple cold
ones.
Last Thursday the Optimist Club
held the sixth annual "Men's Steak
Night" at the Seaforth Optimist
Park. A long BBQ burned on high,
which was about this size of a
small truck, followed by about
50-60 men cooking sirloins one
after another.
"This time of year everyone likes
to BBQ," said Optimist past presi-
dent, Bob Dinsmore.
The club purchased 225 steaks
for the special occasion, many
games and a raffle were the main
attraction for the large group of
men. The Seaforth Centenaires
gave a helping hand in the event. A
generous part of the money fund -
raised will go to the Childhood
Cancer Society in London. The
club also mentioned that if any
local organizations or citizens are
in need, that they to contact the
Optimist Club for assistance.
We want the community to
know that we can help out," said
Optimist member Jim Mcnichol.
"If it's the Lions Club or hockey
club, we can help them, we can
match what that group raises:'
Last year the Optimist Club
raised $3,000 and they expect the
same this time around.
"We have to keep the park
going, we also right now have a
little girl that has cancer, so likely
a lot of it will go towards her,"
said Dinsmore.