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Soaforth fall Fair Annual
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BARBEQUE &
DANCE
Seeiforth and District
Community Centres
SATURDAY, SEPT. 13
Barbeque - 6:30.0:00
' Dance -9:00-1:OOa.m.
Music By
BEECHWOOD
TICKETS: DANCE — $5.00
BBQ — 57.00
(Take puts Available)
BBQ & DANCE — 510.00
Sponsored by
Seaforth Agricultural Society
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$15.00 a game
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JACKPOT
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CONSOLATION— $100.00
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CONSOLATION—$50.00
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DISCO POLKAS WALTTES GOODRECORDEDMUSIC
FOR WEDDINGS DANCES ANNIVERSARIES PARTIES EEC
10 yrs. experience "No mileage charge
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SEPTEMBER 12
LOVE MOM
• Family Dinners
• Parties
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DONATES LEGION BOOK — Seaforth Branch 156 of the Royal Canadian Legion donated a
book commemorating 60 years of Legion work across Canada to the Seaforth Public Library.
Presenting the book to Seaforth LibrarianTrudy Broome Is Legion President, PJim IIP Photo
Legion visits Parkwood
MON.-SAT. —
NOON - 2:00 P.M.
SUNDAY —
4:00 - 8:00 P.M.
MAIN STREET SEAFORTH 527-0980
BY JACK EISLER
(Acting P.R.O. )
On Saturday thirty-eight members and
their wives travelled to Parkwood Hospital in
London to visit the less fortunate veterans.
Going with them on a second bus were 32
members of the Harmony Kings, a singing
group from Seaforth and area. They treated
the shut-ins with some old favorites as well as
new songs. Special thanks goes out to these
gentlemen for giving of their time and talent
for such a worthwhile cause and to Henry
Ziler for arranging the trip.
Sunday past the Zone Cl Convention was
held at Clinton. Seaforth was present with its
colors, along with the following comrades:
President Jim Watson and wife Betty;
Comrades Cleave Coombs and wife Peggy,
Thelma Coombs, Everett Felker and George
Case. Many issues were discussed and these
will be presented at the general meeting
Thursday. Note the change in date for this
month.
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FRIDAY,
EPTEMBER 26, 1986
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Welcome to
SEAFORTH RESTAURANT
and STEAK HOUSE
FESTIVITIES START AT 7:30 PM until 1 AM
MUSIC BY THE FABULONS
ADMISSION $6 per person
Proceeds to community projects
OKTOBERFEST FOODS sauerkraut & sausage
Age of majority required
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SEPTEMBER
SPECIALS
In effect for the entire month
Monday to Saturday
Fresh Breaded
WHITEFISH
LEGION
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Also on Sunday the Legion was represent-
ed by comrade Mel Melanson at Seaforth Day
at the Clinton Raceway. He along with Larry
Broome, placed a blanket donated by Branch
156 on a horse called Commerce Gold and
driven by Randy Henry. This was their only
pleasure because they did not do well in
picking any winners. Maybe they are better
at placing.
Again this year, as in the past, there is
going to be another Scotish Ceilidh. It will be
held September 20 starting at 9 D.M. Please
az�availabe SLIM le atu getthe Legioour n!ets bar, and from
committee members, Jack Eisler, John
Lansink, Ron Williamson,- Gary Osborne,
Geo. Case, Jack Muir and the only true
Scotchman piper Peter Malcolm. Don't miss
out on this annual event. Tickets are $6 each
and include lunch and dance. Book early.
On September 10, 1939, Canada declared
war. On September 15, 1916 the Battle of
Somme was fought and on Sept. 15, 1940 the
battle of Britain, the air battle, many
Canadian Air Force served in, it was to be one
of the early turning points of the war.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
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SALAD BAR INCLUDED
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SUNDAY BRUNCH
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HAPPY
55th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
ALYNN & NELLIE
DALE
SEPTEMBER 14
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Main St. Seaforth 527-1020
Lots of Love
Dad, Mom, Marlon and Sandra
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FALL FAIR
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MONDAYS - 3 PIECE CHICKEN DINNER
TUESDAYS - ROAST BEEF DINNER
WEDNESDAYS - HAM STEAK DINNER
THURSDAYS - ROAST BEEF DINNER week
FRIDAYS - 2 PIECE FISH DINNER starting Sept. 15/86
All include pie and coffee
WITH EACH CHICKEN DINNER PURCHASE YOU GET A
CHANCE ON A DRAW FOR A 25 LB. THANKSGIVING TURKEY
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Ham or Sausage,
Home Fries, Toast.
SAT., TUES., WED.
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Queen of the Fair
DANCE 9.00 p m
B.M & G Community Centre
BRUSSELS S6 00 per person
MUSIC BY Available at
ENTERTAINERS the door
SPEECHES AT 8.00 P M
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VARIETY CONCERT 8 00 P M.
Cotnrnunity Centre open to the public
SILVER COLLECTION
See large displays of exhibits and crafts
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SCHOOL PARADE 12 Noon
Two Bands
OPENING- OF FAIR1 o'clock
by Fair Queen
Community Centre Opens An Dar
LARGE 4-H SHOW
ROOSTER CROWING CONTEST
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