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frank Si* and lila datightera MarY ToWnsetift of Arthlte
and Mallard cf Lontionl*Ote Ti Int Necker -44W
guests of AtelthishoP and Mrs, Bland) 01(004 •Angland.
Archbishop B thtneh is oust preaching and lecturing tour of
Canada.
surprise 40th, .Wedding anniversary Omer was held
Noy. 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs- ftatrY Dykstra
Smile*. *their parents, Mr. and Mr*, Diwtittl Andrew s,„
IfitrPurhey. Relatives and friends Were present from
Kincardine, rine RIM, Ow/Oriel!, Selkirk, Tilsonburg,
fitirgesaville,, Norwich and Seakrtla, Also Mr. Andrews
throe sisters from England. Mr. Mid Mrs. Andrews had
Ate &tighter (Billy jean) ,Mrs. Garry Dykstra and four
grand children, Gerrh, 41filet-Lynn, Brian and Lori -Ann.
• Mrs. Sadie Hart of Stratferd was a visitor this week with
Seaforth friends.
Use GunhY, now attending Durham, Community
College of Applied Arts and Technology in Oshawa,,
Ontariot has been awarded an tndergratiPte Scholars
Lise was reporter with the Heron Expositor for the
.surnmer. Lisea. a second.year journalism student, received
the Applied Arts Division Scholarship for outstanding,
achievementin the first year of her studies. Tim
scholarship which Was donated by Lander -Stark Ltd, of
Oshawa is, valued. at $50.00. Lise is the daughter of Mr.
.and Mrs. W. Merle Gunby of R.R. 1, Dungannon, Shewill
be graduating in May 1980.
Lucy Kenny and Mary Maloney were guests of Pat and
Brenda Kenny at their Chriatmaa• party in Mitchell,
Seaforth mentioned
COME TO THE SALE—Graoe Hussey dressed
pp in a clown Spit and joined this arionyrnous
friend sitting outside on Main St. during the
At Heritage annual NSI:itlurd:yg mAobnodu t $P40 t nv wclaast
IciraniserdufrielPrae!e
orastiaolne
•vvork at the house,most of it in 25 cent pieces,
related to the group commit -
the going rate for the majority of the bargainS
ment to the conservation of Offered, (Expositor Photo),
At a recent annual meeting
of Heritage Canada attention
was drawn to the physical,
economic and social value of
math streets across Canada
•including such areas as Illyth
Seaforth, Wingham and the.
Square in Goderich.
Nick Hill, Goderich, atten- •
ded the 2 day meeting in
Victoria, .British Columbia
recently to hear speakers
lecture on a number of topics
•die findll of
Marlon and 'Jane
VINCENT
Invite relatives, friends:
Ind neighbours to an
. Open House
In honour of their parents
25th Wedding,
Anniversary
•at tbeIrresIdence,
R.R.1,Seaforth, On
Sat. Nov. 24
from 2 - 5 p.m. and from
8:00 p.m.
Conte and Aar
Beat Wishes only please
the cow& yg' herita e includ-
ing buildings, landscapes
and artifacts.
Glen VVood, London who ,
ompetst
One of the speakers waS
showed slides and talked on
the number of successful BY DRUSILLA TWYNHAM
Projects that be has •dev- The action at the Curling
eloped, including Stratford's Club has picked up this week
Festival Square and London's with the Competitive Curling
Talbot Inn. starting last Tuesday night.
• Speakers included doctors It will new run each Tuesday
of archeology, mayors of following, the Junior Draw.
citieswho have worked hard Bridge is now offered as a
to illuminate the heritage of diversion for those interested
• this country, as well as after the Early Draw an
architects and environmental Thursday nights.
planners. The Special Events, Com-
mittee have: several good
• ideas in the works including
• such things aqamily curling,
a fun Saturday night, and
possibly, Boxing Day Curling
Tickets for the New. Year's
Eve Dance will be available
shortly. Watch for posters
• around the club advertising
these events. It's so nice to
Lions
BINGO
• Every Sati.trday
• Blyth Memorial Hall
12 reg. games, 3 share
• the wealth. Jackpot
$150,00 in 60 calls
Stratford Fairgrounds
presents
The Dublin
Corporation
• Friday, Nov. 23
9 p.m. - 1 a.m. •
DOORS OPEN AT 8 P.M.
Ticketa SS.00 per peritini, available At 'kite door Or
phone271-5130 • •
moms. mmuslomilimmutimmirosr
•
Hueon.
Tavern.
Wednesday to Saturday and "
ill• Saturday. Matinee
•; S- e
1
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at. ,
Continuous Eritartaltliaalli from SO.,* (0 I IIIJrit
„ 06HWAY Mit t ' DUBLIN . 340820 •'
* *41*** 4*
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NeX Week & Saturday, Matinee
Terre
similmennommunitoimmosowitureammitimminro
Dining Room
Open Daily from 12 Noon '
Good Old -Fashioned
Home --Cooked Meal*
- tett,i't
see Ned. Boswell out again
this season -we should all
.kook so young! I wonder how
• many clubs can boast a
nonogenarian on their active
• members' list?
The Gerry Walter rink,
• who grabbed everyone's at-
tention as the 'dark horse' at
• the 0.C.A. Challenge Round
la'st January, got off to a
promising start teat Saturday
at a Bonspiel in Hanover.
Ably. backed ,by his regular
crew, Bob Wilsen, Don Tre-
meer, and Bob Jarmuth, the
foursome brought home third
• prize from their first outing
together this season. After a
loss in their first game to a
• 2
Ive cuts In
Banover rink, they went on
to two victories over Sarnia
and Wiarton. The mixed
team of Bill and Grace
• Campbell and Dougand
Cathy Keys also were 3rd
prize. winners the previous
weekend when they compe-
ted in a tweaday Bonspiel at
• the Glendale Golf and Coun-
try Club in Hamilton. They
enjoyed three close games a$
well as the social atmosphere
meeting old friends and
acquaintances made during;
their bonspieling years. Con-
•"gratulations to both teams!
The Ladies have eaF n »ay
• planned for Tuesday next-
laovernber 27th following re-
gular curling. The fun -game
will be from 5 p.m: - 7 p.m.
Christmas
•
Si. James
• Auditorium
Saturday,
Nov 24
2:00p.m.-4:00p.m.
HOMEMADE PRESERVES FOR SALE, --June
Rivers and Karen Whitmore looked after the
Preserves table at the. Van Egmond
Foundation's .rummage sale or junicaroa
Saturday at. the Tree
THE HURON -EXPOSITORA fadVEMPER At MR
Cra
iJim *kr was
Itiastesa and presided for the
CromartY NeVeMber W.M.S.
meeting. Mrs.1, Miller
ol3elle4 the Ateetins with it
Poem •on Remernbrance
followed by prayer by Mrs'.
Jim Miller.
Six members anawered the
Roll Cl1 Retnemitrance Mrs.
C.McKaig, treasurer,
reported the group had ex-
ceeded its alloCatien. 7 cards
and 13 visits were reported in
October.
The topic "War and
Remembrance" was taken
by Mrs. M. Dow who visited
the Cemeteries 9f the Men
killed in the two wars, last
summer. She said the
cemeteries are really well
cared for and showed some
SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
Phony 7)27-4D271)
"Introduction
Trunk.
(Expositor photo)
..••. •
• ...0c0100atiOnS
for Women
s••
g ar s
followed by a dinner. If you
have not yet signed up, but
are planning to attend,
please call Roxanne Brown at
482-7745. •
• The Farmer's Open will be
the first Bonspiel hosted at
the Seaforth Club this sea-
son -Date: December • 12th
and sponsored by Lorne
Brown Motors of Clinton.
This is always a popular spiel
with good prizes and good
food catered by the Ladies.
Entries should be mailed to
Neil Dolmage R. R. #4,
Walton or phone 527-1196. •
• Good Curling to the teams
offbonspieling this weekend
Exeter, Harriston, Strat-
ford, and Whitby!
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New course offered at- Conestoga College
in Clinton. Startidg January 7, 1980.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:'
• .1; age 17 • •
2.: Mit Of chool one. year
Interested persons contact
Canada .Employment Center
Gederich 524-8342
Exeter - 35-0471
CE
anadian Foresters Fall Dance
SEAFORTH LEGION HALL
Friday November 23
Dancing 9 -1• •
Music by Solid Ivory
Deitch; available at the Door.
84.00 per person
• 5idadpliste
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FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Of Munn County
Requests your support for the annual
CHRISTMAS
• BUREAU
• CHRISTMAS IS COMINGIMI
SEAFORTH
In your ar.a your coordinator is The Reverend Robt. Retorts working in conlunction
with the Lions Club of Sotaforth, the depot it located in &Werth TOWil NoN. The hours
open to receive ars December 3rd - 7th between 930 A.M. - 1 b30 A.M.wid 1 P.M. -
Phrase support this annual community project with donatlemi, toys, gismos, gifts,
neve and good' used clothing for all ages. ' . . •
Members Of that Lions Club' hawrplaced Toy Drops in local stem/. Man 111,14 t.
purchase a game or toy for a nefcly child. • .
Income Tax Receipts, for all financial donations. Registration No. 0184192-01-03.
Mona include.address on all personaL cheques.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICES
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The Mission Stody 19411 49110t40.116LIPPlie 4111110.
taken by ?Ara C. MeKaig alt Mrt M. Dow awl J.
Citdat and Community n .8tant ametl.i*
New •Chitut with everyone Mrs- Toni Sc. 40'
;Misting. 'CuMPartied tiro 'hymn* with.
Several 114104 read a Ogee' . be 4491.1911?ffi
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This week and SaturdoYMOtineel
Nora ar
• Next week & Sat Matinee
Ron Goodwin Show
F I'4)4 )i)
kl\VIEN
• Main St. Seaforth
527- 1964
Under New Management
Jim 8 Ginette Nosh
Per ammencipd as
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
WHEN
A STRANGER
CALLS
Starts TOMORROW!
SHOWTIMES: FR1. & SAT. 7:00 & 900 P.M.
SUN. - MON. 8:00 P.M.
Hundreds of ships
and planes lost
forever Some say
ts UFO s. Others
say its a lost
civilization. You may
decide it s both.
Great
M11.
GIFTS!
Tickets & Transportation
t.
GRAND OLE OPRY SHOWli
Kitchener Auditorium
March 22/80
*Starring*
'Freddy iFender ' Tem T. Hall
Jeanne Pruett • PLUS
$18 periaerSon
TIR
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CY
Dance
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• NOV. 27 . 29 TUES.. THURS. 100 KM.
Welcome to the school',
Where they're breaking
every rule!
Myth & District
Community Centre
Friday, Dec. 14, 1979
41 0 000 per couple
Music by "Tetra"
ShiergettbOrd,ROitst Beef • DattieingOil 00'.
proceeds to the. Arena ttind,
',ATTENTION GROUPS
J016 ukfer your Xinae, Party. Groups large or SenalE
Reservations accepted forgroups of 10tOr more, Call
523-4545, Tickets limited. Order erly„ Tickets
available at Clerk's Office or POO 'OffiCe..SpOntored
by; Myth, and Dletrict .Community Centre, Oder,*
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