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Hear Bill Davis
and
Don Southcott
ed., March 7
8:30 p.m..
SEAFORTH
Legion Hall
Coffee and Donuts
DANCE
Following to the Music of
The Royalaires
Free Admission
Everyone Welcome
for the,
HAM SUPPER
to be held at
CAVEN, CHURCH,
WINTHROP
am HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
Playing this
week
Westmeath
Coming Next Week:
The Ring
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DANCE
for
Karen Glanville and
Laurie Kruse
(Bridal Couple)
on
SAT., MAR. 3rd
9-12
Staffa Hall
7- featuring —
Old Tyme Music
— TOKEN ADMISSION —
Everyone Welcome
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CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRI., MARCH 2nd
8;15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
— $75.00 Jackpot to Go —
TWO DOOR PRIZES
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.0q,
(CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT'
PERMITTED)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156,
Royal Canadian Legion, Seafortt
Country and Western Entertainment
SATURDAY
In the Red Knight Room
Elgin, Gord and Don Fisher
WITH AUDREY KERR AT THE PIANO
IN THE BEVERAGE ROOM
g=r, Na9 4,N; M r .IDAY and- SATURDAY
Russ & Dorothy.
TASTY CHICKEN WINGS, FOR SNACKS
AMPLE FREE PARKING —
COMMERCIAL HOTEL -- Seaforth
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CABARET
DANCE
Brodhagen Community Centre
SATURDAY, MARCH 3rd
MUSIC BY
BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS
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SNOWMOBILERS
& SPORTSMEN
ATTEND & -ENJOY
THE
ROUND-UP RODEO
FRI., SAT. & SUN., MAR. 2-3-4
EVENTS FOR EVERY MEMBER
OF THE FAMILY
FRIDAY — Torch Lite Trail run and Wiener Roast
SATURDAY NOON: Novelty, Safety; Cross-Country and
Trail Races.
SUNDAY NOON: M.a.S.R.A, sanctioned oval races
featuring the best in Western Ontario — also trail rides.
HULLY GULLY
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returned !from a holiday in th
outhern St ates and while ther
aid Mrs. poop Nesbit
visited friends in Tennessee.
WINS DRAW '
Mrs. Art Wright, 104 John
St., held the lucky ticket in a
free draw for an Electric Por-
table zig zag sewing machine
held last week at Bingeman park
Home and Garden show in Kit-
chener.
SEAFORTH IV
Seaforth IV met Monday, with
leaders, Miss Mary VanDooren
and Mrs. John VanDooren.
Dianne Jansen is president,
Nancy VanDooren, Vice Presi-
dent, Ida Decort Treasurer and
Christine Groothius, Press Re-
porter. Discussions were on the
knitted fabric which will be used
for garments.
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ST. JAMES' SCHOOL
FRIDAY,
MARCH 9
at 8:30 p.m.
Ad mission 50 cents
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Entertainment
THIS WEEK . . .
AL GREEN -
Saturday Matinee
In the Huron Lounge
Seaforth Optimist Club
is sponsoring an
ORATORICAL CONTEST
Seaforth Public School Auditorium
THURSDAY, MARCH 8thy
7:30 p.m.
— Open to All Students 15 Years and Under —
EVERYONE WELCOME
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CANDLELIGHT
RESTAURANT and TAVERN
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Friday and Saturday Nights
"THE BLUETONES"
Reception - Dance
for
Nancy Traquair and
Earl McNab
(Bridal Couple)
SAT., MARCH 3rd
9 — 1:00 a.m.
HENSALL ARENA
Music by
MOZART'S MELODY MAKERS
Everyone Welcome
Lunch Provided
THIS WEEK
AT THE
ROYAL HOTEL
MITCHELL
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
In the
CROWN ROOM
Wayne Riehl
The Staffa No. 1 4-H Home-
making Club held their organi-
zation meeting on Feb. 21 at
the home of Mrs. Spencer Jeffery.
There are 19 girls enrolled in
“SportsWear From Knits".
Officers elected were: Presi-
dent, Joanne Ross; Vice
President, Teresa Miller; Sec-
retary, Helen Smale; Assistant
Secretary, Elizabeth Templeman
Telephone girls, Ruth Chappel
and Susan Norris; Record and
Book cover committee; Kim
Eaton, Susan Norris, Ruth Har-
burn and Teresa Miller. Club
colours were chosen and are
pink and blue. The club name
chosen is "Staffa Knitwits."
Club leaders are Mrs. Bill
Butson and Mrs. Spencer Jef-
fery who discussed require-
ments for the club.
Staffa Knitwits met at the
home of leader Mrs. Butson on
S'attirday morning with al119 girls
in attendance. Mrs. Hutson dis-
cussed fabrics and the different
types of knits, followed by a
.talk on fibres of knits, given
Classified Ads pay, dividends.
Devotional Exercises were
taken this week by Rev. A.A.
Horst of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen. He took his
text from St. Matthew and spoke
on the parable of the labourers
in the vineyard who all received
"the same pay. The wages of
sin is death but God's gift to
us all is eternal life and those
who have worked for his king-
dom shall receive this gift as
will those who have only worked
in the twilight of life. As an
example he said the thief on the
cross, was ,promised a life--in.
Paradise by Jesus himself.
Our sincerest sympathy goes
out to Mrs. G. Rettie R.N. who
was bereaved this week when her
sister of Parry Sound passed
away suddenly.
We were indeed pleased when
Mrs. Shirley Coleman brought
her 2 month old "bundle of joy"
Karen Marie to visit us this
week. Shirley was a former
member of the staff.
by Mrs. Jeffery. Judy Jeffery
demonstrated how to take
accurate measurements. Mrs.
Jeffery discussed how to choose
the right fabric. -
Saturday night dinner gueSts
with Mr. and Mrs. John Temple-
man and family were;. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Dianne and
Ron, Miss Greta Burns, Clinton,
Miss Bev. Stewart, Niagara
Falls, Mr. and Mrs. David Cap-
ling, London, Mr. and Mrs., Dale
Martyn, Wanda and Michelle
Russehiale, Darlene Templeman,
Waterloo and Geraldine Temple-
man, Stratford.
0. large crowd from this com-
munity attended the reception
Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Smale, held in the Sea-
forth Arena.
Mrs. Annie Miller, is at the
present time a patient in Sea-
forth Community Hospital,
Mrs. Will Miller and Mrs.
Lloyd Miller visited recently with
Mrs. Ken McKellar at the ,11-1111-
side Rest Home."
Miss Darlene Templeman was
a Friday evening dinner guest
of Miss Elizabeth Murtha, Mit-
chell.
Kilbarchan
notes
By Mabel Turnbull
In scanning the Zurich Citizens News, we note that the
new bus „for the residents of Bluewater Rest Home was
officially presented to the Home in a ceremony Sunday
afternoon. Present for the presentation was Ernie Hovey,
president of the Hayfield Lions Club, Tim Elliott, presi
dent of the Goderich Lions Club, Gary Thompson, presi-
dent of the Grand Bend Lions Club, Mrs, Arthur Brisson,
president of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Rest Home and
Robert Westlake, - preW.dent of Abe Zurich Lions Club,
Exeter Lions Club also donated towards the purchase of
the bus. - - Zurich Lions Club members joined the
Bayfield Lions Club at dinner on Tuesday evening and
presented Hayfield Lions with Zurich Lions club pins.
The special occasion was the 25th birthday party of the
Hayfield Club.
According to the Blyth Standard the 13lyth Board of
Trade moved Monday night to co-operate with the Blyth
Agricultural Society in trying to find a replacement for the
Blyth Fall Fair. - - - Sparks from a torch being used to
thaw pipes in sub-zero weather at the home of Martians
Bakker, R.R.3, Auburn, caused a fire which destroyed the
farm home. The Blyth fire brigade had difficulty in the sub-
zero weather and the fire spread so rapidly practically
nothing could be saved.
The Mitchell Advocate reports that Perth County
council has approved a grant of $40,000 over a two year
period towards the construction of Ritz Lutheran Villa, the
home for senior citizens to be located just north of town
on Highway 23. It will be paid over two years, $20,000 in
19'73 and the same amount in 1974. - - - Mr. Louis
Seebeck marked his 90th birthday at the home of his son
Earl in town when an open.hpuse was held on Sunday. He
received two birthday cakes, one from his family, the other
from his grandchildren. Mr. Seebeck is enjoying good
health. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Ormond C. MacDougald marked
their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday. Among the
guests were William Walker, Guelph, who acted as best
man and Mrs. Helen Trimble, who was also in the wedding
party.
The Teeswater News reports,that Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
A . Voisin of Formosa were guests of honor at a surprise
anniversary dinner at the home of their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Voisin, on the occasion of their
55th wedding anniversary.
The total is now, according to The Lucknow Sentinel,
some $26,991 towards the local swimming pool fund, as
the Lucknow fire department donated $500 for the project.
- - - Gerald Kerr heads the West Wawanosh Mutual Fire
Insurance Company meeting of directors. He succeeds
Charles Anderson. Six directors now serve West Wawan-
osh Mutual. - - - Ashfield Township has purchased a new
tractor for $8,190 and have decided against participating in
the Ripley Fire Area. - - - J. R. (Cliff) Murray, West
Wawanosh Township, has sold his 100 acre farm on Conces-
sion 9 to Mr. and Mrs. John Shetler of Sterling. Their son
Donald Murray, Concession 8, West Wawanosh Township
sold 'his 150 acre farm to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stutzman
of Norwich. The original "home farm" was taken up front
the crown in 1851 by their grandfather, Robert Murray.
In the Wingham Advance Times, we note that the family
of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matthews, Wroxeter, honored their
parents recently when the couple marked their 50th wedding
anniversary and held open house on St. Valentine's Day,
February 14th. - - - Hugh Blair, Belgrave, met with a'
. painful accident Wednesday morning while working in the
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'Nrushirld tovVictoil ' d Condoff, Arrere,hevehhtinxv,fe t,'
surgery that night and had to have his eye removed. He
is making a satisfactory recovery. - - - Ted Elliott, Zone
Commander of the Royal Canadian Legion had the priviledge
of presenting The W Ingham Advanee=Tim es Tropy to the first
place winner in the junior secondary school division at the
public speaking contest in the Legion Hall on Saturday.
The winner, Ted's daughter, Fernie Elliott, who attends F. E.
Madill School in Wingham.
According to the Goderich Signal-Star, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Raynard, Goderich, celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary, Thursday.
The Clinton News-Record reports that the Kinsmen Club
has already received the racing dates. They commence on
Sunday, July 1st to Sunday, September 23rd and have an
option to go to September 30th if they desire. - - -- A
meeting was held recently to complete the formation of the
Huron Minor Soccer Association affiliated to the Ontario
Minor Soccer Association, covering the area betweenSarnia
and Owen Sound. Dr. John Underwood was nominated
President, Kaz Budny, Secretary and Gord Watson, Tree- -
surer.
Exeter Times-Advocate reports that an Ontario The
Development Corporation loan will help provide for a new
industry expected to eventually employ more than 40 people
in Dashwood. Industry and Tourism Minister Clapde F.
Bennett has announced that Tillotson Plastics Indukties
Limited will receive an ODC performance loan of $89,430
toward the purchase of new machinery to -produce vinyl
. extrusions for the construction industry. Tillotson Plastics
is headquartered in Weston where production capacity is too
limited to handle an increasing demand for present products
provide growth in other products.
HOCKEY MEETING
Persons interested in forming a Junior
team in Seaforth for the '73-'74 season
are asked to attend a meeting to discuss
this matter at the
SEAFORTH ARENA
at 8:00 p.m. on
MONDAY, MARCH Sth
Dining room open on Sundays
from 12 noon-2 p.m. and 5 pm.
to 8 p.m. in the
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Wednesday Entertainment Starting MARCH 7th
EARL and MARTHA HEYWOOD
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Bayfield Road in Goderich — Phone 524.7711