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Entertainment
Police services promote
safety at home show
The Seafo�cth Police Services will
have a booth at this year's Home
and Garden Show, thanks to the
Seaforth Agricultural Society. The
booth is located next to the Cana-
dian Tire store booth. The emphasis
this year is on 'Child Safety'.
Canadian Tire has generously
invited Bert and Gert to assist the
police in bringing safety tips to
children. All children are invited to
attend the police booth for a free
gift. To assist parents in complying
with new bicycle helmet laws,
children can have their head
measured for a properly fitted
bicycle helmet. The Canadian Tire
Store booth next to the Police booth
will have both bicycles and helmets
on display. "We in the police
community appreciate the efforts
put forward by Canadian Tire
Associate Stores across Canada and
the individual effort put forward by
our local Canadian Tire Store in the
promotion of streetproofmg our
kids," said Hal Claus, Seaforth
Police Chief. "We expect to see and
talk to as many parents and children
as possible." The Home and Garden
Show runs until April 7 in the
Seaforth Agriculture Buildings.
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
March 29, 1994
High five game winners: Ruth
Watson (349); and Pearl
McKnight (288).
High six game winners: Dave
Woodward (386); Alice Thiel
(375); Evelyn McBeath (364);
Hazel McEwan (363); Lloyd
Lovell (356); and Hugh McKay
(355).
Conservation group to
hold auction in Brussels
The Maitland Conservation Foun-
dation will hold its sixth annual
fund raising dinner and auction. A
roast beef dinner, live and silent
auctions, raffles and entertainment
will be part of the evening, on
Friday, April 22, at Brussels, Mor-
ris and Grey Community Centre in
Brussels.
Proceeds from the dinner will
support environmental education
activities at the Wawanosh Nature
Centre. Tickets are available by
calling 335-3557.
Over 250 people attended last
year's dinner. Local businesses and
individuals donated about 150
auction and raffle items. For infor-
mation on how to make a donation
call Diane Hahn at 347-2742.
The Wawanosh Nature Centre is
an environmental education facility
that has been operating for nine
years. About 5,000 students visit
the centre each year from Huron,
Penh, Bruce and Wellington County
schools. The centre provides oppor-
tunities for students to learn about
the environment and teaches the
need to manage and protect soil and
water resources. Activities are
available for students from kinder-
garten through grade ten. The
centre is located on concession
six/seven, Nature Centre Road, in
East Wawanosh Township. The
Maitland Valley Conservation Auth-
ority (MVCA) operates the centre.
The Maitland Conservation Foun-
dation is a registered, charitable,
nonprofit organization that supports
conservation projects undertaken by
the MVCA.
The Children of
BILL & MARLENE HOLMAN
wish to invite you
to an
OPEN RECEPTION
to celebrate their parents'
25th Wedding
Anniversary
Saturday April 16
8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Seaforth Agricultural
Building
(beside Arena)
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delight to students of Seaforth Public School on Thursday moming. Here, 'Jiggs' is held by Tama Smith,
Jason Badley, Danny Shpak, Jason Hayes and Tanner Banks.
INVADING
SPECIES
HOTLINE
GET INFORMATION!
REPORT SIGHTINGS!
1-800-563-7711
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for
Ray Anstett & Terri Van Loon
Sat., April 9, 1994
Music by Terry Kelly D.J.
9-1 a.m. '5.00 each
Age of Majority
Call 345-2942
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Friday, April 15
noon to 4 p.m.
Show starts at
2 p.m.
Refreshments to follow.
Door Prizes
EVERYONE WELCOME
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CLUB
Presents Its
Third Canoe
Poker Rally
SUNDAY, APRIL 17
Registration: 8:30 - 11:00 AM
CASH PRIZES FOR BEST HANDS
Food Booth Available
at the Van Egmond House
Come Out ... Enjoy Yourself
Proceeds
To
Youth Activities
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Lutheran Church Choirs
invite you to a
Celebration of Easter
Through Song!
When: Sunday, April 10th
Where: St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen
Time: Concert 1:30 pm
Why: To raise money for our
organ repair fund.
Donations will be greatly
Appreciated!
Thursday
LINE DANCING
Friday
V.J. STEVE
Saturday
Starts at 2 p.m.
EUCHRE TOURNEY
then hang out and enjoy
NO COVER
SOUL MONGERS
"Female Lead Vocalist"
Saturday April 16
SCARECROW
"The Best of John
Mellancamp Live!
TIX 55.00 on sale now!
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482-1234
31 Huron St. (Hwy. 8 West)
FRANK
PHILLIPS
PHOTOGRAPHY
Get Your Picture
this year.
YOU ARE IN ONE!
Hundreds for Sale
Fun Galore
SEAFORTH HOME &
GARDEN SHOW
Seaforth Harmony Kings
present their
12th Annual Spring
Barbershop Show
featuring comedy
skits and
barbershop singing.
Guest Quartet:
"The Max"
1992 Ontario. champs
Sat., April 9
Seaforth
Community Centres
Shows at 1:59 and 7:59
Matinee 56.00
Evening 58.00
Students s3.00
For tickets call
522-1301
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Sun. - Thurs. 8 p.m.
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Join Us at the Seaforth
HOME & GARDEN SHOW
WED. & THURS. APRIL 6 & 7
7:00 - 9:00 P.M.
• Meet Bert and Gert.
Your children will love the
Alert Twins from Stay Alert...
Stay Safe.
• Receive a FREE booklet.
It will help your children
recognize potentially unsafe
situations.
• Talk to a police officer.
You and your children will
learn important facts about
child protection.
Slay Alert...Stay Sate is a national
charity whose mandate is to give
children the skills and confidence to
help them stay sate wherever they are
The charity's educational materials
are funded by the Canadian Tire Child
Protection Program.
TOGETHER, WE'RE HELPING KIDS TO BE CAREFUI
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