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Topnotch Feed Ltd. are celebrating 25 years in
Seaforth on Thursday afternoon and throwing a'party
to celebrate the event,
Friends and customers of the company have been
Invited to drop down to the Topnotch Head 9fftee Main
Street between 3 p.m. and 7-p.m, on Thursday (today)
when there will ,be—entertainment- and refreshments
provided.
Miss Robin McQuaid of Oshawa spent the weekend
with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid,
Seaforth Mr, and Mrs. Roy McQuaid and John of.
Qshawa visited Mr. John McAtAley of Dublin and Mr.
and Mrs. James McQuaid of Seaforth.
"Mr. and Mts. Jas Keyes and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold
Coleman spent the weekend with Mr. and 'Mrs.' Robt.
McMillian, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dale at the
McMillian cottage east of Beacebridge'aed also called
on Mr. and Mrs. John Cornish-Queensville, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wright and sons Wade and
Jarrettof Brockville, Ont. were visiting the past week
with. Douglas parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Wright
John St., Seaforth and with Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Wright and family of Clinton.
Miss Bafbara Bryans who has been visiting her
arents Mr. and Mrs. .11S. Walker, Dr. and Mrs. F.C.
''Bryans Barrie and Mr,,and Mrs. Howard Armitage
Lansing, Michigan has returend to ViOtoria B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Vincent of Brighton spent, last
week with' Mr. and.„IvIrs. Frank Hunt and also visited
with other relatives andfriends in the area.
Mrs. Frank Kling returned
following a tour of several European countries.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard O'Reilly and -their grandson
Robbie McNamara of Ottawa spent' the weekend with
her brother Bill O'Shea and Mrs. O'Shea,"Chalk Street.
New Fall Hours
at
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guild
in Bayfield,
Ontario
Surprise ! ! !
Our Season Does Not End
The 'VERage Guild
will be open every day
September 5 -October 9'
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
tint
Seaifortli OptiOrliat
1917-
TIN LIZZIE
(2 Seater 341P Runabout)
S D raw
Tickets $1.00 or 6 fv;r $5,00
Taking Place at
Seaforth Fall Fair
Night September 21, 1978
SEAFORTH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
1978779 RATES
ICE RENTAL
Lodal ....... . . .$ 24.
Non Local • $ 30.
Minor Sports $ 14.
Non Prime Time Mon-Fri.
until 5 p,m. excL HolidayS - Half Price,
Eiroonibal I .$ 24..
Ind Hockey ..... ,$ 24.
HALL RENTAL
Weeknight & Weekend ., .V100.
Kitchen $ 25.
Luncheons $ 20.
FLOOR RENTAL
• Local : $150. '`&
Non Local $225. &
° Seaforth
Community Day
SAT. SEPT. 16th
10' AM CAR RALLY "
(Leaves From S.t4.1-4.s.,1
Register: at the school by 9:45 a.m.
Registration Fee'$3.00/Car
Car. Poker $2.0 Ii and.
AT THE OP T MIST PARK'
2:$0 pm MONSTER BALI_ •
Everyone invited to participate •
3:00 pm BED RACES
c)r) South Main St., -Beds-must' pre register
Cash - PriZes'for 1st, 2nd & 3rd place.
'4:00 ptri•-CHILDRENS GAMES & RACES
- All Children 10 and under may participate,
prizes galore.
4:3'0 pm TUG OFWAR
Adults and
and,
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inInthe
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$1000 dOmage
to trailer
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There were no injuries
received as the result of an
accident Friday involving a
pick up truck and trailer
owned byRaymond Riley, 26,
of Clinton, ,
Sebrin:gville OPP said Mr.
Riley was eastbound on the,
Hwy #8 1.4 kilometres west
of the Bayfield Road* bridge
Dante
Carnroast
Pineridge Chalet
RR.2 Hensall
-Saturday;
Sept. 9th
9 p.m. -1a.m.
Featuring Canada's No. 1
Country Band
EASTWIND
You've heard . them • On
Oprey North, George
Hamilton IV and thd.
Funny Farm.
Come and see them in
person.
ALL THE CORN' YOU
CAN EAT FREE.
Advance tickets $4.00 a
pe1son.
At , the door $5.00 a
person?
Phone 262-2277
Aside from the tanneries and •the
Summer Festival, myth has' another
attraction which brings people ip from far
and wide. The Huron County Pioneer
Threshermen's 11611nionir.Blyth has become
an annual event which attract people from
all over Canada and the United States.
This .year the Reunion will be held'
September 8, "9, and 10th. Started in 1962,
the Threshermen's Association Originated
with 21 members, only one of whom—Simon
Hallahan of RR 3, Blyth, is still liVint. It all
got started at a meeting held at 'Mr.
Hallahan's home with other men including
Hughie Chisolm of Sarnia.' J. A. Moore of
Paisley. John Scott of Form6sa and the
Hallahan brothers;
Hughie Chisolm was an old Huron county
Thresherrnan and an engineer on the Great
'Lakes who hadteen trying to convince Mr.
Hallahan to get a steam show started in
Blyth and it was, for that purpose that the
men met at •Mrr Hallahan's home in 1962,,
The idea .caught on because, the Pioneer
Thresher and Hobby Association -currently
has a membership of 400, up from last year's
total of 250, There are even members from
Western Canada and' the United • States.
John Ellacott of. London' is the chairman,.
Fred LaBeau of Bayfield is the vice-chairman
and Simon Hallahan is the secretary-
treasurer of the Association. Fees for the
By Trudy Broome'
This Saturday marks the beginning of a
new season for `Storyhour.' This program
is held every .Saturday afternoon frofn 1:30
- 2:30 at the library, A variety of crafts,
stories and games are •prepared by the
library staff geared•for the 4 to 7 age level.
September has been dedicated_ • to
Paddington Bear and during 'Storyhour'
• children will learn a lot about this little
bear through stories and crafts. We will be
making Paddington puppets and cards this
month.
The library has several books about
* * •
Research seeking ., the cause
the cure of arthritis is a top
priority OT The Arthritis
Society. Modern treatment
• can chock disability but it
does not elminate the dis-
ease. The 'Arthritis Society
asks your help to continue
this vital research effort.
* * * * * * -t,
Association are $4 for en individual member
and $5 for a man ancljiis wife.
Last year, approximately 9,000 people
attended the three'day show—a fig6re which
is• down from previous. years when they
generally had around 12,000. Mr. Hallahan
said it was cold last yeaeso that could be the
explanation for the drop in attendance.
"There's a bigger show coming up this
year than ,ever before," Mr. Hallahan
added.
There will be 16 or 17 steam engines, step
dance t ompetitions, an old 7 time fiddler's
competition, the Heywoods will be ,enter-
taintng, the Clinton Legion Pipe Band mill be
playing on Saturday, Dr. Toll's band from
Seaford.' will be idaying on Sunday and there
is a POSsibility that the Brussels Legion Pipe
Band, will be playing on Sunday as well, but
-ithat isn't certain vet.
Also, Hugh Clarke from Hagersville will
be putting on an old time program of fiddling
and guitar playing.
And of course there Will he the farth
machinery which according to Mr. 'Hallahan
will include "pretty near every kind of
implement used 60 or 70 years ago, as well
as some of the later machinery."
But !madded that orgainzers have tried to
not get machinery much later than 1942, The
Threshermen's Reunion is held on arena
grounds— •
I 'I
Paddington by Michael Bond for older
children as well.
Don't miss the first 'Storyhour' class this
'Saturday. Everyone will receive a Member-
ship pendant, and their naives will be
recorded on a star. A tour will be
conducted ''for children to get acquainted'
With .ifielibrify, Remember: there is no
° registration ,and , admission is free!
Also, anyone that has made a bookmark
and. not handed it in to the hbrary, please
do so now! The deadline is Saturday, Sept.
9th.. Prizes will be awarded next week...,
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driving a pick-up truck and
towing a trailer: was 'in the
westbound lane passing east-
bround traffic at. 88 kilo-
-.meters per hour when the
trailer started to sway back-
and forth. The trailer was
detached from the truck. The
truck went into the side ditch
and the trailer went onto its
right side in the westbound
lane.
There was $1000 damage
done to the right .side of, the
trailer. The accident occur-
red- at about 5125 in the
afternoon.
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