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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-03-02, Page 11THE HURON 1XPO$ITOR, March 2, 1994-'11 Entertainment Pianists entertain 111 CZ7MMINO PHOTO DEAL ME IN - Gwen Dalton and Scarlet Swan were among the hundreds of local people who supported a good cause by taking part in Friday night's Casino Night and charity auction. The event raised more than $3,000 for the Seaforth Co-operative Children's Centre. Elections coming soon There is not a lot of news around Seaforth Legion 156 Branch this week. Nominations and elections will be taking place soon. Anyone who maybe interested in running for an offce or willing to take on a com- mittee chairmanship, please contact Gordon De Jong. Next Saturday March 5, the Zone C1 Public Speaking Contest will be held at Branch 156. The Juniors speak in the morning and the sen- iors in the afternoon. On Sunday, March 6 at 2 p.m. The Zone Cl Convention will be held at the Blyth Legion. Anyone wishing to go should contact Presi- Seaforth Legion by Barbara Scott dent Errol Skillender for transporta- tion. On Sunday, March 20, the Ladies' Auxiliary will be holding another Sunday dinner for the pub: lic. Everyone hopes the weather will cooperate and the public will take advantage of this popular event. 'At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remem- ber them.' Scottish visitors. for 50th Anniversary On March 1 Jean and Herb Brown celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary. Jean's sister and her husband arrived from Scotland (where Jean and Herb were married). All your Dublin friends wish you many happy years ahead! A reminder of the Euchre/Rikken card party to be held in St. Patrick's rectory on March 3 and March 17 beginning at 1:30 p.m. John, Lou and Jim Maloney were in Kitchener to wish their brother Frank, a Happy 60th Birthday on Feb. 25. There were a few games of euchre played. Frank and team won! Guess who his partner was? Frank, all your many friends in Dublin and area wish you a very Happy Birthday and many good years ahead! Katie Murray had the following visitors; - Craig and Colleen Kerslake, Exeter and their two children (Matthew and Shawn) - Kevin and Debbie Lee Melady, St. Columban. Don and Eileen MacRae visited Jack and Denise Kelly, Stratford, to J Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 �. celebrate lack's birthday. Happy Birthday, Jack and many good years ahead! Joe Eckert was visited by Judy Emm and her daughters (Angie, Jenny and Tammy) Stratford. The World Day of -Prayer will be held at St. Patrick's Church Dublin, on Friday, March 4 at 2 p.m. The Theme is - Go, See, Act. Sympathy of the community is extended to the relatives and friends of Carl McNeill who passed away peacefully at Hillside Nursing Home, at 100 years of age. Carl (originally from Fullarton Town- ship) recently celebrated his 100th birthday. We will all miss Carl! THOUGHT FOR TODAY 'Take pride in how far you have come - have faith in how far you can go!' WELCOME CINDY MCLAUGHLIN Cindy McLaughlin formerly working in the Stratford area, with seven years experience in hairstyling would like to invite you to her new location New Wave, Dublin. For all your hair care needs call Cindy 345-2228. NEW WAVE Hair Design Creating Looks - Just For You 345-2228 - Dublin, Ont. TUES. & WED. '1.00 off everything The Newly Formed OPTIMIST CLUB of Dublin and District DINNER Everyone W ewomel Dance $5.00 Includes Lunctl 11 to 11.30 p. NCE Noufktall s at o P. rh.1 e pt•m.t Saturday March 5th St. Columban Catholic Church The new Club will receive its official Charter from Optimist International during the Banquet -Tickets $15 per person Includes: Dinner, Catered by Grace Campbell and Dance, D.J.'d by Vanderwail Bros. For TICKETS or Information please contact Rosanne Corbett at 345-2725 or Charlene Delaney 345-2579 Residents of Seaforth Manor Nursing Home enjoyed a wonderful slide show presentation by Dr. Woldnick of his recent holiday to New Zealand. Residents were also pleased to have wonderful pianists Bill Gibson, Carol Carter and Marion Rose entertain with beauti- ful piano concerts. The Seaforth Nursery School arrived to delight everyone with their "trip to the Zoo" theme and their stuffed ani- mals. Seaforth Manor welcomed Alan Rush who conducted worship service. Thanks to Minna Scott and Jean Durst for assisting with music. Staff education inservice was held Feb. 21. Guest speakers were Pauline Daugherty and Linda Byles from the Canadian Cancer Society who presented a very informative presentation on Breast Health Batter up at 4-H baking by Rachel Broome The McKillop #1 4-H baking club made muffins at its second meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 16 at Joan Stewart's home. The club's roll call was 'What is your favourite kind of muffin'. Jane Bennett gave a presentation on how to eat smartly. The club then divided in half. The group in the kitchen made blueberry muffins while the other group read chapter 2 in the Batter Up! book. Nancy Stewart later gave a presentation on scholarship awards and opportun- ities available through 4-H. The next meeting is March 2, 7 p.m. at Donna Bennetts home. }Seaforth Manor Nursing Home Awareness. Coming Events: Thursday, March 3 - St. Columban C.W.L. Program. recregitiona preview by Marty Bedard March 16 Minor Ball Meeting Last week's Senior shuffleboard scores are as fol- lows: Ladies - V. Preszcator 250 I. Lindemann 203 Men - Gordan Murray 303 Ken Preszcator 216 The Seaforth and District Minor Ball Association would like to invite all parents, or interested persons to attend their regular meeting on Wednesday, March 16. This meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Registraton for ball will be held at the end of March. For more information on Minor Ball call me at 527-0882. The Seaforth Recreaflo i Department will be offering Holiday Happenings, a March Break program for children ages 5 to 12 years of age, from March 14 to March 18. Look in this paper for the registration form, or the children can pick them up at school or at the Rec- reation Office. For more infor- mation you can call 527-0882. Keith McMillan was one of the flashy dealers during Friday night's Casino Night for the Seaforth Co-operative Children's Centre. The event raised more than $3,000. PAUL J. PICKERING TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTING Providing a complete range of Insolvency Services to Individuals and Business J. Paul Aitken, Manager 3 Rattenbury St. East, Clinton CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-561-7451 CLINTON: (519) 482-1241 FAX: (519) 482-1243 or LONDON: (519) 672-2494 Evening or Weekend Appointments can be arranged COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH 527-0980 Huron County Federation of Agriculture MEMBERS MEETING Monday, March 7 8 p.m. at East Wawanosh Public School Belgrave Come and Hear: Alvin Runnalls. OFA Executive Director Dave Armitage, OFA Research Department on: "A New Approach to Land Use Planning" from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs ....deadline for consultation and Input to the Sewell Commission Is March 31. 1994. OFA wants to hear your Concerns!! Come out and bring your questions!! County Rd. 820....1/2 mile west of Belgrave. north side of road. Seaforth District Community Centres and the Kni a hts of Columbus SPORTS1 SHOW SAT. MAR. 26 and SUN. MAR. 27 10 AMto4PMpy Admission '1.00 Seaforth Community Centre SPARKV'S PLACE 7 } FAMILY DINING —SUNDAY SPECIAL HAM STEAK DI 25 ■ Includes Coffee or Tea and Dessert SUNDAY, MAR. 6, 5 - 7 pm 90 Main St., Seaforth 527-1964 'izcznk cyou ) Thank, you to the Board of Directors and all the volun- teers of the Agricultural Society for the past three years as President of the organization. Special thanks to all those who attended the annual meeting and to our guest speaker, Janice Rodney. Wishing the new executive all the success for the future. Ross Ribey (I) Happy 2016 Birthday Tammy Kennedy March 2 Love from Your Family Cf Ron Buck and Doe tte CraigJudy Rock '8r Middegaal March 12, 1994 Age of Majority For Tickets Call: 348-8617 347-2360 527-14194-6 WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FRIDAY, MARCH 4 2:00 PM EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH Guest Speaker: ALLAN RUSH Theme: G0, ACT & SEE Everyone Welcome Thursday Night LINE DANCING Starts at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 5 EUCHRE TOURNEY Starting at 2 p.m. $5.00 per person Later In The Evening PLANET X No Cover! No Cover! No Cover! Next Saturday March 12 NO FENCES A Tribute To Garth Brooks Tickets $5.00 482-1234 317 Huron St. (Hwy. 8 West) GOOERICH 524-7811 OM, itil� THU'Y aai TWA—ltACMCP• 111414:111C—s7fA BMIIII IX, wlaoa�r-sreussaNa, RtIU CK—CaaAsa1144a, satcrow ea—NOsarea0, sNUVMYN4s WalAsala.>s- BYT, 7!F/tl/�ltar F.awiaNar RI -THURS., Mar 4 -10 FRI&SAT7&9pm SUN - THUR. 8 pm Whew therr: a \+ill. -tlxrr s a relat1Nr. 14 g1Y1.11N.,., LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO Casino Night Was A Success! Thank you to all who bought t Centre. Also to the dedicated deal that evening, and to Tom Papple for FOR DONATIONS WE THANK: Hildebrand Paint & Paper Hildebrand Flowers Hair Designs by J.C. Seaforth Meat Market Seaforth Grocery The Bistro Bob & Betty's Variety Amway - Henry & Cindy Degroof Seaforth Sewing Centre McLaughlin Chev-Olds Shinen's Seaforth Goff & Country Club Milton J. Dietz Ltd. Seaforth Jewellers Sumbunnies Designs - Lori Vanwynsberghe 3 Way Systems Stedmans Sills Hardware Middegaal Pools Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home Mane Street Hair Care Aloette - Gwen Devereaux Cardno's Men's Wear Box & Smith Funeral Home Pete's Paper Clip Patti Hendriks Sparky's Restaurant Flower Magic Keating's Pharmacy Anna's Dress Shop Future's Hair Design Tremeer's Printers -- - - - - - • Province of Ontario Savings Bank Toronto Dominion Bank Dr Mark Woldnik Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto Skydome Triangle Discount Joan Flanagan lMrerth Shoes Egmondville Store Discovery Toys - Leona Sharpe Box Furniture Boussey's Beauty Boutique Dr. L. J. Laplante - Optometrist Holtmeyer's Main Street Video Gregor Campbell Kevin, Nancy, Patrick & Michael Kale Tasty Nu Bakery Steve & Karen Carruthers W G. Thompson & Sons ickets in support of our Children's Ars, wheel hosts and bar attendants the excellent auction. Archie's U.C.O. Seaforth Automotive Bauer Travel Wong's Grill Vincent's Farm Equipment Mary Kay Cosmetics - Grace Corbett Avon - Nancy Mendez Tom Shannon Klassy Kritters Huron Sport Outfitters Seaforth Creamery Huron Tractor McGavin's Farm Equipment Kids Kloze Huronia Welding Jim & Danica McNichol Dr. T. J. Devereaux Kim Preszcator Seaforth Sports Bonnie Johnston All Styles Seaforth Veterinary Clinic Albion Hotel - Bayfield Frenchman's inn - Exeter Wheels inn - Chatham Benmiller inn Blyth Festival Huron Country Playhouse Rem Murray Pat Murray Pam Camochan & Jamie Honderlch Dr. H. Percival Dr. A. Haines Pioneer Seeds Oseco Pizza Train Town of Seaforth Staffen's Food Market Lyon's Food Market Godfather's Pizza Merle's Coffee Nook Huron Expositor Cardno's Men's Wear Crosswinds Restaurant Pigtale Books - Terri Shobrook-Want Jackie's Donuts Hensall District Co-op The Lawn Master Seaforth Insurance Anstett Jewellers Starlight Bowling Lanes The Rec Shop - Jim & Elaine Floyd Computer Planning Centre lndisposable - Heather Robinet Stan of S. C. C. C. SEAFCIRTH CD -CTP CHILQREN'S CENTRE 6