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Big annual toy show and sale here this weekend
Don't miss the Seaforth arc gratefully received. and
Agricultural Society's each parent is to bring their
annual Toy -Doll -Craft Show child's snack. This month's
and Sale this Saturday and topics are: .
Sunday. from.lO a.m to 4:30 Dec. 8 environmental
p.m. each day at the issues with Terri Shohhrook,
Agriplcx, Seaforth arena and and T.H.E. Bus will be there
high school. from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m;
The Seaforth Parent and. Dec. 15 - television and
Tot Playgroup meets every it's effect on children with
Tuesday from 9 a.m. to Joan Allen Brodie;
I1:3() a.m.. at the Northside Dec. '22 - annual
United Church hall. Guest Christmas potluck with
speakers talk to.parents fmm special guest Santa Claus.
10 a.m. to I I a.m., and• and T.H.E.
supervised child care is Bus from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
available at a cost of For more information
$1:50/1amily. Donations to.. please call Shohhrook at
the coffee/craft supply fund 527-0113. Tanya Thompson -
Lawn bowlers•latest euchre results
The November euchre and
. social hosted .hy the, Seaforth
Lawn Bowling Club was
held at the Legion Hall Nov.
24 at 8 p.m. Hosting for the
:vening were Marie and Jack
Muir and Grace Broadfoot.
Winners for the. euchre
were: Ladies •High - Beulah
McKay; Ladies 'Ione hands -
lean. Keyes: Ladies
Consolation - Conic Klauer;
Men's High - Ross Gordon:•
Men's lone hands - Henry
-Klauer: Men's.Consolation -
Boyd Driscoll.
The Christmas euchre will
nc held at the Legion on Dec.'
15 at 8 p.m Hosting will be'
Roht. McMillan. Jack` Muir
and Jean, Lunn. Remember
:o bring a guest Or twoand a•
Christmas cookie. We -hope
more tlrmhers will he able-
' xi atte d *and there will he
More brochures-
Seaforth's architectural
-conservation advisory
committee has decided to
reprint 2.000 copies of the .
' heritage.. walking tour
brochure because their
supple was dwindling. and,
for next year's 'annual
brochure swap and tourism
event at the Seaforth arena.
and the international P)o ;ing
Match in Huron Counts.
JIM WIACLfOD‘"
TIMM. TICK{ I I)I:ftNf;
— SPECIALIZING IN
• HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
LIQUOR LICENSE ACT
• GAME & FISHING ACT
522-2055
Columban
SOCCER ASSOCIATION
is hosting a
EUCHRE
PARTY
Friday, December 4/98
8:00 p.m.
St. Patrick's Church
Basement •
Admission
$7.50/person
Lunch provided
door opens at 7:30
Proceeds to
Minor Soccer
Friday
PRTY
A Night of Pearl Jam &
The Sounds of Seattle
$5 at the Door
. Friday Dec 11
MILLER STAIN
LIMIT
LISTEN FOR THLIR HIT SINGLL
ON FM 96
Hwy. 8 West. Uinta,
482.1`234
SHANIA TWIN
Thursday,
December 17
Brussels
Country Inn
Brussels 887-9035
Advance Tickets $10.00
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special prizes for Christmas.
We trust our President will be
able to join us also.
Remember. just one month
until Christmas.
1 Congratulations
on your
-60th Anniversary
Joe & Lillian Smith
Love from:
Trent, Deb &
Family
3Rthrrs
of
-3RrthIIi conn
• by
Fred VanEgmond
A bterary account of the
early settlement of
Huron &. Perth Counties.
Available tram the __
VanEgmond Foundation
by calling 519-522-0413. or
fax us at 519-482-7437
Cost per book S10.00
plus shipping & handling
A Great Gift Idea"
Forthcoming Marriage
HARGREAVES
McCLINCHEY
'Greg Hargreaves and ludy
Hargreaves together with Don
and Gwen McClenchey are
pleased to •announce the
_forthcoming marriage •of their
children Jennifer to gob. The
wedding will take place oer
Saturday. December 5. 1998 at .
Brucefield United Church. An.
open reception will follow at
the Halsall. Community
Centre.
Recreation Preview
by Marty Bedard 527-0882
Stryker at 527-2696 or Goderich, and the other on
Karen Searle at 522-0409. Dec. 13 at 3 p.m. at
Handel's Messiah Northside United Church in
performed by the Blyth Seaforth.
Festival Singers, with
Richard Hansen, conductor Senior shuffleboard
and Dr• Ronald Fox on the continues Wednesday
organ is being performed in afternoons at the Seaforth
Seaforth next week. It and District Community
features Catherine Green - Centres from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
soprano. John Deiager - Everyone is welcome. Last
tenor, Susan Hawkins - week's winners were:
mezzo soprano and Marc Ladies: . Catherine
McNamara as bass. Two DeCortc - 436, Nora S - 405
shows will he held, one on and Jean Lunn - 342;
Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. at Knox Men: Peter Taylor - 416.
Presbyterian Church in Earl McNaughton - 347 and
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• PARK THEATRE-
i-•OODERICH 524-7811
In the heart of the city;
a pig with heart.
%/ FAMILY
FRI. - THURS.
DEC. 4-10
PIG IN THE CITY
FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 PM ALL MAT.
SUN. - THURS. 7:30 PM SEATS
SAT. MAT. ONLY 2 PM $425
Free "Babe" poster to first 50 children each show Dec 4 - 10
LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800.265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO
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Also on Weilnrlida%
afternoon% at the ('ttmmunll>
Centre,. anyone Interested
in
playing fable Icnnit
welcome, beginning today.
Marty Bedard
Seaforth Recreation & Parks
Department
1-519-527-0882
1-519-527-2770 (fax)
Email - c4threcCetcc.on .ca
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Atwood Lions
BINGO
Atwood
Community Centre
EVERY THURSDAY
Doors Open at 6'30 pm
Bingo Starts at 7:00 pm
$1000 on 54 calls
Pot of Gold $1000
on 51 calls
Loonie Bin
RILEY - ST. DENIS
Stacey Lynn Riley, daughter of Clayton and Dawn Riley of
Seaforth ana Joseph Charles St. Denis, son of Carl and
Donna St. Denis of La Salle were united in marriage on
October 31, 1998 at 2:30 p.m. at Northside United Church.
Rev. Jane Kuepfer officiating.
Maid of honour was Kerry McMillan of Sarnia, friend of the
bride. Bridesmaids were Kelly Langlois of London, fnend of
the bride, Janey Turton of Windsor, friend of the bride and
Janelle Wood, cousin of the bode. Flowergirls were Melissa
Coleman, niece and god daughter of the groom and. Rebecca
Riley, cousin of the bride. Bestman was Chris St. Denis of La
Salle, brother of the groom. Ushers were Geo Langlois of
London, cousin of the bride, Jamie Riley of London, brother
of the bride and Joe Papia of LaSalle, friend of the groom.
Soloist was Cheryl Ann St. Onge of Seaforth. Organist was
Margaret Whitmore of Seaforth: Scripture reader was
Kristine Coleman of Blenheim.
A dinner and reception was held at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres.
The couple honeymooned in Barbados and are now residing
in Amherstburg. Photography by Daniel Holms. Stacey and .
Joe would like to thank everyone for making their day a very
special one.
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• Skates: New is
• Used, trade-ins
welcome
• Skate Sharpening
et Repairs
• Hockey
Equipment
Our selection will astound you.
Our prices will amaze you.
Come in and see us soon.
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• Goalie Equipment:
New & Used.
repairs to old
• Licenced Wear
• Aerobic Wear
• Athletic Wear
• Thorlo Socks
We'll match any competitor's price.
Just bring us a copy of their ad.
. We may
be small,
bat we've
got it all!
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22 Wellington St., Stratford 519-271-7710
CENTRALIA-HURON PARK LIONS
"BINGO_"
PLACE: Huron Park Rec. Centre
DATE: Sunday. Dec. 6/98
TIME 1:00 P.M. - Doors open a1 12 noon
$1.000 JACKPOT MUST GO
(YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED)
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
and TEA
at Maplewood Manor
Sat., Dec. 5th
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Tea Room J`
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CENTRALIA-HURON PARK LIONS
"BINGO_"
PLACE: Huron Park Rec. Centre
DATE: Sunday. Dec. 6/98
TIME 1:00 P.M. - Doors open a1 12 noon
$1.000 JACKPOT MUST GO
(YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED)
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
and TEA
at Maplewood Manor
Sat., Dec. 5th
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Clime ACROSS
1. Rubbed
4. Faculty
8 Knock
10. Drew. girt detective
11. Medical instrument
12. Bully
13. Loosen
14. African antelopes
15. Slower
18. Royal post
20. Campaign groups
22. Page
23. Soft drink maker
24. Telecommunicated
25. Retrogress
Clws DOWN
1 Parka
2 Cure-all
3 Draper (English)
5 Moving picture. of sons
6 Impatient
7. Ironmonger (English)
9 Italian city
16 Create mentally
17 Agents of vice
19 Mexican chips
21. Cough up. variation
' solution next week
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