The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-12, Page 11IA
Mrs. John, Mason .(nee Anne Sills) recently received'-
surd that she has successfully passed the lahtoa State
Board' Nurse 'Registration Examinations.
On Thursday last, at the Royal York Hotel, ;Toronto; Mr.
iL- S115 was amongst ..the guests at a Regimental;
8 ption given by the Officers and Men of the 'Royal
Regiment of Canada in honour of their Colonel -in -Chief,
His Royal Highness, Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales,
Miss Joan Sills and Miss Bonnie Larone returned,
Tuesday after a two week' holiday in England visiting
F, . relatives, including Miss Daphne Wood and Mr. and ,Mrs,
alim Wood int: York. .
` Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsythe have returned from Florida
where they spent the wintermot`tths.
Mr. and Mrs. James F, Scott have returned from Florida'
where they spent the ,past six weeks.
Joseph White who spent the winter iryonths in: Detroit
,has returned home.
Mrs. M.H, McKenzie has returned home. after spending
the last few weeks, in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. Doug' Holcomb and Shannon of Grande
Cache Alberta are visiting with Mrs. Holcomb's parents
Mr. and Mrs.. E'n Bennewies of Seaforth.
Dr. John L gstaf was among participants :in a
continuing ed ation program of the Ontario Association
of Optometrists, in Tonto this week. Dr. Longstaff
participated in the busi ss session which resulted in t
election of Dr, Robert Newhouse of 'Midland as President
of the .600 member organization,
L,gc,les Industrial'
Softball ae.ague
n up
Seaforth Town Hall
If you: want a. coat; be sire: to attend:,.
If unable to attend, phone 527-0546. or 527-1953
?d'::, Thur.s„-Sat.,
NE.
Dining Rooth
Open Daily from 12 Noon
Good Old -Fashioned
Home -Cooked 'Meal's
Continuous Entertainment from 8'p.m.'to 1 a.m.
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10: &4. 4 .
.LAST'NIGHT TNURS APRIL 12::
SHOWIIME 0:N P.M.'•
ADMITTANCE'-
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HALLOWEEN
THEATRE..
30 THE SQUARE GOOERiCH, 524 4111
Program% sublet, t0 Sham:
without notice.
THE LINE-UP—Anyone who doubts that
rummage sales are popular events should have
witnessed the line-up outside the, First
Presbyterian Church On Saturday afternoon
before the doors were Slimed at 2 p.m. for the
sale of "nearly new" articles. (Expositor photo)
Saf�rth man meets Prince
storm stayed 6n way home
A royal Visit and a now.
storm, kept a Seaforth man
away from home for several
�d last week. •Frank. Sills
a.guest Thursday night
at a reception at the Royal
York in Toronto in honour of
R.R.H. Prince Charles. Mr.
Sills met the prince and told
him he had had the honour of
being reviewed, • by his
grandparentsmany years.
ago,:
'When he heard Mr. Sills
wife Dinah, who's a native of
York. England. was unable
to attend the reception
became of ill health, Prince
Charles told Mr., Sills,
"please give her my best
wishes."
Friends of :Mrs. Sills will
be glad toknow she is
recovering at home'followig a
bout with infectious hepatitis
Following ' the royal
reception. Mr. Sills started
driving home and got as far
as Stratford where wind and
snow made travelling further
impossible,
We stayed at the Festival'
Motel, on the city's eastern
outskir s,
e the employees
didn't get into work, so we
had volunteers in the
kitchen. But everyone got
,along fine."Mr. Sills told the •
Exposttor..
Among the other travellers
were Exeter Times Advocate
editor Bill Bbtten, his wife
Karen and: three of their
boys,
It wasn't until Saturday
morning that Highway 8 was
clear enough for Mr. Sills to
(:'ffer:wate r colour workshop
On the weekend of May 4,
5 & 6 the Blyth Centre for the
Ar is is. presenting 'a water-
color workshop under the
direction Of ' two ' lively:
graduates of the Ontario
College of 'Art, Michele .
White. , and ' " Marie
Charbonneau. Both young
women have had extensive
teaching experience at both
' amateur and. .professional
levels
Michele White after at-
tending
t tending. the . University of
'Toronto for two years won,
two Greenshields scholar
ships. She .continued as a
5tndtYnt at OCA receiving a.
Canada Council grant ' and
the Ebry the Scholarship, for
Women. After graduation •'.
she spent 'two years in
Forence4 Italy :travelling and
studying •in:'. Buropean
museums before returning to
-a fifth. year .at OCA with an
Assistant Fellowship.
Marie Charbtinneau. grew .
up on a farm near 'Chatham',
Zueens
Hotel:
�� lltnrU�.
Ontario. After gradu . ation
from OCA with an Assistant-
ship she spent a year in
Florence, Italy on the off
campus facility of OCA. She
•. won the Forsythe Scholar-
ship for Women and two
Ontario .Arts 'Council Grants..
The' weekend ` workshop
will. consist : Of 'slides, de;
monstrations' and . practical,
applications of various water-
colour methods, 'and will
interest beginners as well as
More advanced students and
painters.
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Minor Baseball
Organizational
Seaforth Conimunity'Centre
:
Wed.,. April X18
tl p.m:
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE URGED'.
TO ATTEND:
drive back to Seaforth, and
noon hour he was back
work. as usual in his store
E9tT:O1dVTH
H1$00H :00,0Rf APATM 12;r
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a
Atte,I nn�vrsar
Core SpondY,nt Woo, dg of the Camerons Mr. • We wehiome Mr, ,aad Mrs.
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27.0 IE: GEODES, *#d Mrs. pat Murphy of David $tTi i from London to
mats. Crp y
'527-�4� ,��...• ,
Those attending the 40th.
wedding .anniversary, of Mr -
and Mrs. James Cameron of
Sarnia at the Brussels, legion
;Hall op Sat. April 7 were Mr..
Cameron's Sisters Mrs.
Murray Parton, Florida;
'Mrs.... Mart Martin, Binning..
bam, Michigan accompanied
by her son Jim and his wife,
• Mrs. .Jim: Ritchie, London;
his brothers Lorne Cameron
and Mr, ;and 'Mrs. Morgan
Cameron all of London,:'Mr,
and Mrs. Morris Cameron of
Brussels and all. their' famit
ies. Also attending were the
family of Mrs. Cameron
which included Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Coutts, 'Walton; Mrs,.
Glen Huether, Brussels; Mr.
and Mrs. Bill W,ilbee, Sea•
forth and, all their families,
Wins skating
club ham
The winner of the draw for
the: Easter ham, sponsored;
by by the Seaforth Figure Skat,.
to ing Club was. Doug! Schroeder
of Winthrop.
O%//5
SOFTBALL
REGISTRATION
° Ages 10-19,
to also atnded. . n .the villa,>tJ+e.
Stratford & District Associatioll--
far the Mentally Retarded '
RECREATION FUND
DANCE,
9 - �l a.m.t
Sebringvwe Community Core
Orchestra - "The Caudate* '
Satur-day, April 21
Refreshments
$2.50 per person „, Door Prize
St.Patrick's. School:.C'ym
12 noon-2p.m.•
Coaches are
Seaforth Junior "Centenaires"
Booster Club
2nd' Annual
Elimination • Draw &
BEECH ST. CLINTON
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:30 P.M.
FIRST SHOW AT 1:00 P.M.
Just when you IhotiYght
it was safe to go back
in the water-.
- 301 tickets -
1st and every 50th ticket drawn wins $25.00
Last Ticket drawn wino $500.00
Take a
at Swing;
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lox office opens 7:30 • Showing of 11:00 p.m.
What the song
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the movie' will;.
trading.
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PHONE 5241111
Friday; April' 20
8-1a m:
Seaforth Community Centre
Tickets $5:00'ead
Includes chance on draw, admission to Monte'Carlo
Night and buffet lunch:
Admission, restricted to persons 1.9 years of age and
GRAND
OPENING
2: BIG FEATURES
Thursday Friday
and Saturday
April 12-13-14.--
-PLUS-
Tickets available from Centenaires
Executive members
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RECREATION CENTRE
It's not too late to register!
Spring Flagrant starts April 9 to June 16
Youth's Swim Lessons
Adult's Swim Lessons,
Ladies' Gym Clasps.'
Man's Gym Classes
Ladies.' Health Spa:
Youth Gymnastics
Synchronized Swimming
Peronts and Tots Swims
. /finders Gym Swim
Sped Swim Club •'
Yoga
Disco Dance instruction
Tennis Instruction
For further Information, call
• 4424544
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ADULT: Monday -Friday 12 noon - 1:15 p.m.
Wednesday 1-11 p.m.
OPEN:
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Monday 0:34114 10 p.m.
Wednesday 1:30 - 7:40 p.m.
Thursday 1:30 w11:N p.m.
Friday 7:110 p.m.
Saturday Sunday 3:N -4:20 p.m.
, FAMILY SWIM: 2.3'p.tn..
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DUSK -TO -DAWN
SUNDAY, APRIL 15
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