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MUSEUM DONATION — Harry Worsen, Goderich reeve and chairman of the Huron
County Museum Committee, accepts a cheque for. $15,000 from the Huron Historical ..
Society president Isabel Theedom.(centre); Margaret McClure, (left), and Doris G. Batkln
during the Huron County Council meeting an March 5, The money will be put'towards the
renovations 'to the museum. (Alan Rivett photo)
Ten tables. en boy euchre.
A• Mixed 'Euchre held Saturday 'at the
Legion was attended by enough players for
ten tables. Before the euchre a ,potluck
supper was enjoyed by all present.. Larry
Broome and his.committee deserve a vote of
thanks from the Branch.. for their efforts in
• running the euchres so many have enjoyed
this season.
- It was with regret .the Seaforth Legion
.Branch 156 learned -of the resignation of present torthe last night of darts this season.
Comrade Bill W ilbee who has been the. hall Bring.your ideas,for the improvement of the
chairman for the last few years. Bill has done league for next year. •
an excellent job and will be sorely missed by ,The Beet' Barbecue is being held this
the Branch. The hours entailed were many, Saturday. evening with the meal being served
sometimes well into the early hours of the from? to 8 p.m. and dancing afterwards. The
morning. On behalf of the Executive and the • entertainment committee hopes. everyone
members of the Branch he is, thanked for a who' enjoyed the last one ..will be 'present,
good job well done. We novo ,have a couple again.
that have offered to take over from Bill, The Executive meeting for this month will
Comrades Gwen- and Ernie Harburn. 'It is beheld Thursday with lsf Vice Mel Melanson
hoped they enjoy their new responsibilities to in the chair as President -Jim is away golfing
the Branch, in Florida. Next week will be the regular.
.The Legion Bowling League is now in' its monthly meeting when nominations will be
last month of regular bowling before the accepted for the various .positions of .the
playoffs start. Treasurer Marg Ungarian• executive: Please try to attend.
would like to remind those who have not paid The bar roster for next week is as follows:
their dues to'please do so as soon as possible. • Monday, March 16; Ken Swan; Tuesday,
The Cribbage teams who qualified last fall March 17:B. Wilson; Wednesday, March 18,
'for the District tournament, will go to Mount B,. •Govier; Thursday; March 19, G, Betties.
• 'Forest, this Saturday. They are wished lots of - The members of the Legion would like' to
luck, convey their sympathies to Comrade Lester
The dart players are planning a -potluck Leonhardt and his "wife Betty in the loss of
supperon March 21 at 7 p.m. when the top their daughter Susan, 'recently,
players will receive their awards. Anyone At the.going down of the sun and in the
.who played through the year please be morning we will remember them,
LEGION
NEWS
by Gordon Scott
4-H Leaders Conference held
Despite the stormy weather, about 125 4-H
leaders from the surrounding counties
attended the Regional 4-H Leaders: Confer-
ence held recently in Atwood. •
Bob Gernon, Human Resource Develop-
ment Specialist, presented a seminar on
leadership and goals achieved through the
use of the 4-H pledge.
The day also included a panel discussion
explaining what each county's Club Leaders'
Association . does: social recreation, an
update on provincial 4-H statistics and a short
seminar on "Raising The Image of -4-H,"
presented by Kathy, Biondi, ' Head of
Communication and Continuing Education at
Centralia College.
Group discussions between 4-H leaders
from different counties offered the leaders
new ideas and techniques to try out on their
own clubs.
The conference revolved ardund the theme
"The Keys of 4-H Leadership" and helped.
the leaders develop human and technical
skills and creative ways of thinking.
Laundry is .topic
The fourth meeting of McKillop 1 "Soul
. Survivors' ` was held March 5 at the home of
Tracy Bosman.
After the roll call was answered members
discussed doing the laundry, They talkerd
'about the care labels a}rd actually doing the
laundry.
They then repaired the clothes they had
brought. The repairs ranged from missing
buttons to large holes.
The next meeting will be held March 12 at
Sherry Rumford's home.
THANK YOU
The Van Egmond Foundation wishes to thank the Seaforth & District High
School, Box Furniture and the Seaforth Merchants for their donations, to the
Microwave Demonstration presented by Shirley Couillard, Author of "Miracles
with Microwave."
• Everyone was invited to sample the cooking at the end of the
following people winning iuCky prizes:
Joyce Paton
Kevin Kale
Pauline Bennett
Cecilia Schoonderwoerd
Shirley Lamb
Keith Bachert
Susan Dick
Marilyn Hodgert
Sharon Medd
Beth Phillips
Karen Piett
Winn McLean
Al Jewson
Barb Osborn
'Laura Murray
Jackie Melanson
Mrs. Bachert
Wong's Grill
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Knechtel's
Sills Hardware •
Hoffineyer Lumber Supplies
Canadian' Tire
EMA Foods
Knitter's Loft
Knitter's Loft
Hildebrand Flowers
Flower Magic
Stedman's
Van Egmond House
Mrs. Bernice Glenn
Mrs. Bernice Glenn
Mrs. Bernice Glenn
Shirley Coutllard
evening, with the
Smorgasbord for 2
Cut, & Blow Dry •
$25 Food Voucher
Microwave Dish
Paint Brush
Microwave Muffin Tin
Case of Sprite
Knitting Book
Knitting Book
Flower Arrangement
Dried Flower Arrangement
Napkin Holder
Decorative Hat
Tupperware Dish
Tupperware Dish
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Miracles with Microwave
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Ladies Please Bring Lunch
Seaforth Junior Farmers
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Friday, March 20
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Music by Sound Trek D.J.
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