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CLEANING UP THEIR PLATES — A good crowd cleaned up ham, potato s and
lots of homemade pie at the annual` harp supper at Cavan United Church last
Wednesday. (Staff Photo)
Councils asked
To consider handicapped
Letters hale been sent to all the
municipal .councils in Huron County.
urging them to conmder•the needs of the
handicapped in their' future
planning, The newly formed Huron group
for the handicapped is tr, ing to promote,
awareness of the problems of the.
handicapped. It reeds ed an aeknow -
ledgement from the Goderieh Town
Council of receipt of a brief regarding
pedestrian .:urb ramps.
At last • w eek•s meeting of the Huron
a field trip was planned to inspect
the curb ramps. installed in the Kincardine
sidewalks, In addition, two members LA ert•
appointed to gather data on the building7
standards 'for the handicapped.
The main topic, how cer, concerned the
formalization of the group's status. The
Merits of remaining independent were
weighed against the benefits 01 affiliating
with a larger group. To • obta-in more
information about other associations, the
group in \-rted Jim Hunsherger. a member
M.TH.\ London (Action League of
Ph.siLailt 'Hundi'apped Adults), to,attend
a meLting On 'Thursday. April 29 at 8 P.M.
in Holme‘o Public S..hool Library.
F.‘ r:;. one is \\ elcome .
Although no definite decision has been
r..t,hcd. the Huron group hopes. to
imnoutwe the'adoption of its forma status
and name in the near future.
Ant one re ii bring information. on the
,..L1.1..,tritction or ren.Wation of a house for
hair o....tipane\ may contact Ralph
and Pat Watson at Box 68, Brussels: phone.
other numbers to call for information of
the group's activities are Elaine
low nshend. Goderich Tow liship. 482-
,133,-; Bert Sootheran, Clinton, 482.-6'1: or
Ntar> Howell, Goderieh, 524-86-12.
Truck smashes into store,
Van .Pgroond
applie ..s for $10,000
The Van Egwond Foundation night. which has been suggested
has applied for a $10,000 Mr. Ring said,
Wintario grant to repair the Van The house will be open for the
summer again this year, staffed
bs volunteers who will 'be
recruited by Peg Coombs, pro-
bably starting on the May 24
L1 k etal.
Dal id Newlands. an archeolo-
gist from the Royal Ontario
by the Huron County Playhouse Museum who will be digging at
in August. the Huron Pottery across the river
The Van Egmond group have will be using the property behind
been told that they should apply the Van Egmond house to
for a Wintario grant to pay the • catalogue pottery findings. Tents
costs .of bringing the Playhouse for the Sir Wilfred Laurier
show to Seaforth„and the founda- .l.'niersity students taking part in
tion may have to if the cost Of the the dig will also be set Iv behind
A ”.1.2 ,cinnn a _ the house for three weeks. ,
Group to promote
Huron travel
Egmond house roof and finish
installing proper plumbing and
heating in the house in Egmond-
vale. Fund raising activities
planned include a daffodil tea this
spring, a widely promoted Cider
Fest in the fall and two perform-
ances of Anne of Green Gables
Dublin & District Lions *Club
Dance Dance
Dance
SEAFORTH LEGION HALL
Saturday, May I, 1976
Music by Nite-Lites
Admission $3.00 per person
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annual Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary penny sale. The
sale runs until Friday at Box's with the draws held
that night. (Staff Photo)
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Ann iverscfry Service
Wesley Willis Urilted Church, Clinton
May 2
7:30 pm Speaker :-Mr. Jack Burghardt
Chief Newscaster for CFPL TV ,London
EVERYONE WELCOME
CASH BINGO
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April 30
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $1,0.00
TI'IREE $25.00 GAMES
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO!
— TWO DOOR PRIZES —
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
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—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
Guy Lombardo
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Introduction
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said their damages were ab out
5500. Mr. Jew didn't know what
it would cost to repair his building
but he said it is covered by
insurance.
Tow trucks were tinable to get
, the truck's cab.out Of the building
until the overturned trailer had
the salt it carried unloaded. It was
,finally removed about 9 a.m.
Workmen shored up the wall
and covered the gaping hole with
plywood on Tuesday afternoon.
Police'busy
`During the week from 'the 21st
of April '76 to, the 28th of April,
1976, the Seaforth ' Police
Department investigated .22
occurrences.. They are as )Ilows:
Thefts, 2; Animal Complaints, 3:
Assist Other P.D.'s. 1: General
Police Information, . 7; Assist
Public. 3; Alarms. 2; Assaults. 2:
Disturbances, 1: Lost & Found. 1.'
There were two major Motor'
Vehicle Collisions investigated
With damages totalling
$66,000.00.
One minor ;Motor Vehicle
Collision was investigated with
damages totalling 5150.00.
One person cliarged under the
Liquor License Act.
• Seven persons charged under
the Highway Traffic Act.
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Dublin Bowling Club
Dance
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District
Community Centre
Friday, May 7,
Music by -
Murray Gr'eseno
Tickets $4.00peor ouple
The Huron County ,.Travel
Association will investigate the
cost of an advertisinrprogram for
the '76 tourist season it was
agreed at a meeting Monday
evening at Holly Gully in Varna.
Chaired by president Randy
Collins, members representing
the county took part .in
discussions on tourism and how it
could be advanced,
Present at the meeting was Bill
Morgan, general manager of the
South Western Ontario Travel
Association who brought the
membership up to date on its
activities and how the ,Huron
Association can fit in to the
overall Tourist promotion
program and take advantage of
local and provincial funds.
Mr. Morgan said all business
people as well as politicians
Violinists
win at
Stratford
Anne Marie and P aul McQuaid
played violin solos and a duet at
the Stratford Festival on
Tuesday. Anne Marie received a
first for her ''Doll's Da nce" and
a 2aci. prize for "Springs
Paul and Anne 'Marib won a
first and a chance to obtain the
• "Grand Trophy for Youth" with
their duet.
Their music hasher is Mrs.
Lofft of St. Marys.'
should realize how important the
tourist dollar is to Huron County.
Although direct • statistics for
Huron are not available it is
estimated that tourism in Ontario
b, a 52.6. `billion business. Mr.
suggcstI2d advantages
:\ hich a local travel association
made - possible including
co-tiperati\ c advertising, updated
information, effective distribution
and solving of mutual problems.
Combined these features will not
nil '. help bring. the tourist to
Huron but also to keep them here.
Local
Briefs
Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. SteWart
, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Sutherland, cousins of the latter,
at Clarkson and Mr. and Mrs.
Man McNabb in the same
community over the weekend.
They attended the Sunday morn-
ing' service at St. James Presby-
terian Church Long Branch,
which. was the 62nd anniversary
of the church. This congregation
was.organized '1914 and Mr.
cittrvart became its first minister
in 1916. sixty years ago. One of
their own sans. :Rev. RH.
Armstrong of Wingham Preshy.-
terian Church was the guest
preacher and . Mr. Stewart
assisted in ,the service.
Mr. and . Mrs. Frank Silk
enjoyed having all the family altd
also Mr. and Mrs. D. Sills and
Mrs. G.T..Sills (Baltimore) with
them for the Easter weekend.
Pricegard manager Mrs. Anne
Wood worked all day cleaning up
the mess in the store.
Wednesday store employees
were washing stock and getting
'ready to open for business this
morning. Mrs. Wood said -she
taped things would be btlek to
normal within two weeks.' "My ,
husband heard the crash and
thought something had exploded
in town.— Mrs. Wood said.
Many Sea forth people had
their sleep disturbed Tuesday
morning and a number helped
with cleanup opeiatibns
lotg.,,jt was cold, and 'Constable
-IMF/on said e,:.erybne appreciated
n6t coffee which was served by
the Queen's Hotel across from the
accident scene.
The acting police chief said
charges. will definitely be laid,
Wednesdays 8-10 p.m.
starling May 5
Golf instryctiOn -
Thursdays 7-9 p.in.
,Startind May13
ENROLLMENT F k e Is $5 per course
Call the school now to enrol: 527-0380