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Chicken' Barbeque
at the New Foresters' Hon
in Kinburn
Thursdiiy, June
SPONSORED BY °
CANADIAN FORESTERS •
SERVED FROM' 5 TO 7 P.M.
ADULTS $4.50 CHILDREN $2.50
G. •
People
Seaforth service station proprietors Mate Robinet and
Larry Doimage. along with friend B.Fuce,Scott, are featured
this month on the cover ot,onoco's in-house publication.
Service. Additional photographs and a brief story appear .
later in the newsletter.
MIts. Pat Troutbeck is a patient in University Hospital.
London where she underwent surgery last Thursday.
Mr. Leo Hagan spent the weekend in.London.
Recent visitors with Rev. J. Ure.and Mrs. SteWart were
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Edwards of Woodstock and Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd Sparks of Boiler Beach. Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend and family of
Tuckersmith and Mr. and Mrs. -.Power Townsend of
1-farpbuirey .were in Fctg4 Frifia:y night attending. th!
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•IheitroOtoeesPenieno4titWeinizt, The SO. John .igaek
Aird. present„ the 0041 at, a service tt Si. .'Pagr s
AnglipAn.rhurvb.
Mr...and Mrs. James A. Stewart spent the weekend in
TOronto.
Mr. and WS. Robert Snell of Bayfield visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Snell who. now have left for their'
summer cottage at Hope Bay, Bruce Pennisula.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gardener of Toronto spent the ,
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smith,
Egmondville.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Murray and their son Craig of St.
Albert, Alberta were in Seaforth this week. Mr. Murray is
a nephew of the late Miss Hattie Murray of Seaforth.
Mrs—Lit.. Grant ef-Stratfordspent -the- weekend-with- - •
Mr. and Mrs, A.Y. McLean.-
HOW! CHIEF MARKUM! — Mark Reid was
one of the many people dressed in Western
costume at Saturday's Mardi Gras. He won first
prize for the best Indian outfit.
(Photo by Rimmer)
SEAFORTH ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH 156 • '
SAT., JUNE 27
$5.00 per person
Limited Number of 'tickets available from:
...iiiick.Muir.z..lack_Elsier-tpian_Jetterson,-Oary-Osborria.--
— Proceeds to Building Fund
'PORK ROAST" L 6's
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Roast: 6-9
Music by:
Hank Bedard Show
Dance: 9-1
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Book Shelf Speakers
4". Woofer 10 oz. Magnet
2" Tweeter 30 Watts
Reg. combined price $299.90
• THANK YOU
Ken & Sybil Miller
Dave & Brenda Reid,
Co-Chairmen
The Optimist Club
OF SEAFORTH LTD
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LONDESBORO LIONS
annual
Bike mcItscan
Saturday, June 13
Registration 9-10 at ball diamond
20 kilometer - Proceed's to Kinburn
Foresters Building Fund
$250 in prizes
to-16*ft
THIS WEEK:
G. Kindred and
Acme Cd.Revue
Saturday Matinee 4 - 6
4.•
NEXT WEEK:
Rose and AI Derik with
The Blue Chips °
Commercial
Hotel
Seaforth
THREE COINGIRts — Cowboys an0 girls were plentiful- at the Optimist
Mardi Gras, Saturday. Following a. steak barbecue, a costume
competition was held. Three of the competitors were, (left) Ingrid Kerr,
Audrey Kerr, and Lynn Kerr.
(Photo by Flu-wrier)
Attend board meetings,
parents' group says
the ministry at that tunic.
Copies of SERP are .;%.illable
to all high schoor students
and their parents
finai deadline for the survey
is June 30. • 1981 and, all
remarks. comments and
suggestions must he sent to
When was the last time
you attended a meeting of
the Huron County Board of
Education, or do you even
know when they are held?
Huron County's Citizens
Action Group for Education
(CAGE) reminds everyone
that the board of education
meet on the first Thursday of
each month. at 2 p.m. in
their Clinton board offices.
The meetings are open to the
public and a 15 minute.
question period is held for
the-benefit of the public.
At a recent executive
meeting, CAGE members
.\ noted that their meeting with
'the board of education execu-
tive had been successful. and
would help _to.. establish
better communication with
the public.
CAGE, is now 2 making
plans for their second public
meeting which will be, held
later in the month. They are
also setting up an informa-
tion booth at the. Clinton
Spring, Fair on June 5 and 6.
Memberships will be Mold-
able and information regard-
ing the Secondary Education
Review Project (SERP1 will
be given out.
'Commissioned by the min-
istry of education a little over
a year ago. SERP allows the
general public to comment
on the educationjystem. The
Jefferson, Danny
McKercher.
CHOIR ENTERTAINS — The Northside Junior
Choir sang at Kilbarchan last Thursday to the
delight of the residents. From left to right are
Andrea Ribey, Melissa Whitmore, Stephen (Photo by Rimmer)
Area 's,redding
Stratford. took place Satur. flowergirl. Best man was
day May 30 at St. John's ,'Rick Nelson and ushers were
United Church.
BOB &. BETTY'S
Variety' & Gifts
Seaforth
()Oen 7 days a week 9 A.M. till 11P.M. The, bride's attendants
were Cathy Borden, maid of
honour, Lesa Butt. Lyn Nel-
son and Carol Hartfiel.
bridesmaids. Lori Powell was .4e-,&FrAtior 46,-.4672""
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Super Sifecial Combination
HIGH POWER CASSETTE AND
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LEAR JET 30 WATTS SPEAKERS
BUTT—NELSON
The marriage of Patti Historical Lyn, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Butt, form-
mi erly of Seaforth. to Mark • -,-cornttees --- Allen Nelson: son of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman NelSon of
The Huron County histori-
cal society named a slate of
officers at a meeting last
Wednesday in Wingham
Town Hall. They arc:
Worsen. Goderich: President
• Joe Hogan. Exeter: 1st Vice
-President - Mrs. Nelson Reid
Walton; 2nd Vice President
- Mrs. Fordyce Clark. Code-
rich; Secretary Treasurer •
Mrs. linton;
ASSistant'Secy-Treasurer -
Mrs. L. Theedom. Clinton;
and Councillors: Mrs. John
.Anderscitt„ -HensalL Mrs.
G.H. Bolger. Brussels. Mrs.
E. Metcal f. Bityfield; " Keith
Roulston, .Blyth. Wm. Part'
ridge. Goderich. Mr. Art
Youngblut. Goderich. Mrs.
F. Fingland, Clinton. Mrs.
H. Turner. Goderich, Mrs.
Guy Emmerson, Goderich.
Mrs. Bernardine Kinney.
Goderich. Mrs. Graham •Mc-
Nee. Dungannon, Mrs. El-
mer Black. Dungannon. Wil-
fred Hackett. Lucknow, Mrs.
Leslie Jacklin. Wingham.
Mrs. Eileen Rannie. Hensall,
David McClure, Creditor!,
Mrs. Friedel Nanz. Code-
rich.
chairpersons of . Standing
CoMmittees are.: Member-
ship - Mrs. John Anderson.
R.R. 2. Hensall, Finance -
David McClure. R.R. 1.
Crediton: Projects -
Clark., R.R. 6. Goderich;
Projects Assistant - Mrs.
Fordyce Clark. 120 Newgate,
Goderich; Constitution and
Bylaws - Mrs. Lillian Turner.
72 Montreal, Goderich; Edit-
orial and Publications - Mrs.
Tait Clark. R.R. 6, Goderich:
Archivists and Historian -
Mrs. Le Roy Petit: Box 130,
Rayfield; Auditors - Ross
carter. Clinton; Public Relat-
kilts - Mrs. Len Theedom.
Rattenbury St., Clinton; Ex.
office Members • Warden
Fred Haberer. Zurich. ReeVe
bon Wheeler. Reeve of God-,
erich.
Many 'Thanks
Partner!!
Rod Atchison, Bill Middleton
and Ian Begg.' Ringbearer
was Sandy Gordon.
Guests came from Cal-
gary. Alberta: Greenwood'
N.S.; and Flint: Michigan.
Township of Hibbert
ATTENTION FARMERS,
WEED CONTRoi.
& FIELD,, CROPS
MEETINGS"
SUPER SPECIAL PRICE
ONLY $239.90
To everyone. who helped
with the Seaforth Optimists
7th Annual Mardi Gras, Thank you!
Also. many Special Thanks to The. Pizza Train,
Seaforth Superior, The Winthrop Store, The Forester's
and the Saddle Clubs for their help and support,:
Lyla Storey, Nplson Howe
and ai'l those who participated
in the afternoon program.
High-Pore Stereo t,ette Pfsyer
• 12 Watts Per Channel
• Automatic Cassette Eject
• Separate Base, Treble controls
The councils of the Townships of Fullarton. Hibbert
and Logan are sponsoring meetings on weed control
and crop production.
. The County Weed Inspector. Cyril Brown will show
slides of new weeds that are becoming. a problem'-in
this, area and methods of control. Art Lawson or Pat
Lynch, Crop Specialists with the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food:- will answer questions
pertaining to crop prothiction problems.
Logan Township Council
will host a meeting in
Logan Township Hail
on
Wednesday, June 10
To everyone who attended
and to all we had to turn away,
we will see you next year, May 29th, 1982
for our 8th Annual Mardi Gras
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Fyllarton and Hibbert
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