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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-08, Page 26PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987. Sarah Allan was presented with a commemoration of her success with her poem, The Significance of the Poppy, by Blyth Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion last week. Branch president Bill Vincent and Mary Lou Stewart, chairman of the branch’s poetry and essay contest made the presentation. Sarah’s poem has won the provincial honours and has gone on to compete at a Canada-wide level. 4-H'ers learn car care The sixth meeting of the Brus­ sels One 4-H club was held on March 25 at J. L. McCutcheon Motors in Brussels. The members were split into two groups. Mel McArter and Bob Richmond each took one of the groups and showed them how to check various fluid levels in a car. They also were shown how to change a tire. After these demon­ strations the youth leader thanked Mel and Bob for taking the time to show them many helpful hints. All membersthenreturned to Barb Graber’s home, where they answered the roll call for meeting 6, and answered all questions. The demonstration for the achieve­ mentprogram was discussed. The meeting was closed with the 4-H pledge. THE SEAFORTH BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION IS HOSTING LUNCH WITH THE PREMIER DAVID PETERSON and Agricultural Minister Jack Riddell THURSDAY, APRIL 16"«™. TOPIC: Rural Community Revitalization ATTHE_ SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES Illustration reproduced from ‘Historic Landscapes Of Huron County by Nicholas Hill. Architect/Honnor. London TICKETS AVAILABLE on a first come, first serve basis from Tom Lemon, Seaforth Malnstreet Co ordinator, 527-0160, Seaforth Town Hall. VELMA MILLER CATERING TICKETS *10.00 Seaforth BIA Fashion show to kick off 115th Birthday celebration ThefirsteventofBrussels’ 115th birthday celebration and home- coming is coming up, and all systems are “go” for the biggest and best birthday bash ever seen in these parts. A gala fashion show, aptly named “A Splash of Spring,” will be held at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre on April 23, starting at 7:30 p.m. Hosted by the Brussels Figure Skating Club, the two-hour show will feature all Brussels models, and will consist entirely of fashions from the four Brussels clothing stores. “We’re really pushing Brussels in all of this ” said Debbie Seili, co-chairman of the event and treasurer of the local skating club. The proceeds from the event will be split, with part of it going to buy ice time for skaters next winter, and part going in to the coffers of the Homecoming on July 3-5, which is sponsored by the whole commun­ ity. Mrs. Seili says that the models will range from a two-year-old to several grandmothers, and fashion will feature everything from togs for tots to what the well-dressed wedding guest will wear. Gerry Wheeler and Wayne Lowe, chair­ man and vice-chairman of the Homecoming respectively, will host the fashion show, while Karla King and Helen Craig will offer the commentary. The $5 admission to the event is by advance sale only, and organi­ zers anticipate an early sell-out on tickets. The price includes a lunch and social hour following the show, while more than 40 door prizes will be drawn throughout the evening. Tickets are available at Some- Thing Special, Ken’s Men’s and Boy’s Wear, Brussels 5-S1.00 Store, Young’s Clothing and Foot­ wear and Todd’s Bakery, or from any member of the executive of the skating club or the Homecoming committee. COMMERCIAL SEAFORTH HOTEL, !• M N ■ -■b Entertainment ALL NEXT WEEK By Popular Demand M * ■ M N M ■ M Roulette' Closed Good Friday ,'Tiiiinirninrrri dine n IN OUR FINE DINING ROOM DAILY SPECIALS nnnnmimni * BLYTH 357-3341 Openba.m-11 p.m Fri. & Sat. till 12:00 PHONE 523-9381 for information 194 Josephine St. WINGHAM Monday 11a.m.-5p.m Tues.-Sat 8a.m.-9p.m Sunday-Closed 519-271-5645 occasions. Use our facilities or we will cater Restaurant BLYTH 523-9623 •Special meals every day THE LITTLE INN Let us cater to your needs Banquets, meetings, special in your home or hall of your choice Triple K •Breakfast specials Maitland Restaurant Everyday Special Licenced LLBO Award winning dining room Open year around o/BAYFIELD For reservations 519-555-2611 Brunswick Street, Stratford