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Seaforth Auxiliary
The annual Legion Ladies' Auxiliary Zone
C1 Convention was held at the Seaforth
Legion Branch 156 on Sunday Apr. 29. A
parade to the cenotaph was preceded by the
Seaforth Dashwood Community Band.
Parade Marshall was Gordon De Jong and
Color Sgt. George Case. There were 12
auxiliaries present with a total of 25 Flags in
the color party.
At the Cenotaph, Padre Major Frank
Golding dedicated a wreath which was laid by
Provincial President Teresa Achtenberg,
third Vice President Provincial Command
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Evelyn Carrol, Zone Commander Cl Mary
Hawn, and President Thelma Coombs Br.
156. The parade returned to Branch 156
Legion Hall where the convention was
convened.
Besides the Provincial Officers and Zone
Commander, special guests were Glenn
Bridge Zone Commander C1, Jack Tufford
Deputy Zone Commander Cl, Peter Malcolm
President Branch 156, Murray Cardiff M.P.
and Jack Riddell M.P.P.
Padre Major Frank Golding gave the
invocation after the meeting was opened by
President Thelma Coombs. The Presidents
and Secretaries of the 12 Auxiliaries were
introduced and the secretaries gave their
reports. Zone Commander Mary Hawn and
Zone Sports Chairman Eileen Wrightson also
gave their reports. •
Provincial President Teresa Achtenberg
addressed the convention, answered ques-
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tions and spoke on the upcoming Provincial'
Convention to be held in Niagara Paps In
September.
Elections were held for the offices of Zone
Commander and Zone Sports Chairman.
Mary Hawn was returned to theofficeof Zone
Commander by acclamation, as was Eileen
Wrightson to the office of Zone Sports
chairman. Mary Hawn was installed into her
office by President Teresa ,Actenberg.
President Teresa Actenberg and third Vice
President Evelyn Carroll presented Trillium
Pins to Luella Hall and Margaret Thorndylie,
both Past Zone ,Commanders.
The 1985 Convention will be hosted by
Exeter Branch 167 Auxiliary.
During the recess the "Harmony Kings"
of Seaforth entertained the ladies and guests
with their fine singing which was well
received.
Winners of the draw held it the convention
wertti'Brat-M. Galbrath, Wroxeter; second,
Ida Howell, Lucknow; and third, Trudy
Fptan, Lucknow.
Barbara Scott. P.R.O.
LEGION NEWS
Ata committee meeting last week, it was
decided to hold °a dedicatory service at the
'cenotaph on Sunday May 27 at 2 p.m.
honoring the Korean War veterans for their
part in the action that cost some 500 or more
lives and many More wounded.
Invitations are going out to the various
branches in the zone inviting them to
participate in the parade.
For the last 30 years there has been no
recognition at the cenotaphs for those who
died or were maimed for life in that "Police
Action" in Korea. With the respect these
volunteers deserve, it is time their sacrifices
should be preserved for posterity.
We hope the citizens of our community will
be with us to pay our -respects at this time,
especially to those who never returned.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we shall remember them.
Gordon Scott. P.R.O.
HURON CENTENNIAL
SCHOOL
SPRING
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 2
THURSDAY
MAY 3
TICKETS $2.00 each
CALL 482'3330
Monster
Bingo
May 3
SPRING CONCERT
on
Saturday, May 5th
at 7:30 p.m.
Attend the biggest musical
event to date in Exeter,
120 voice choir and marches by a
brass band. The Ontario
Christian music assembly will
perform in James Street United
Church, Exeter.
Tickets available at Dutch
Store, Main St., Clinton or at
door. Adults •5., Golden Age
and Students !3.
JACKPOT $1,000 MUST GO
HENSALL COMMUNITY
CENTRE AUDITORIUM, 8 P.M.
Mini Early Birds
start at 7:45 p.m.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Bring your dabbers
Admission$1.00
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Blyth Festival is
now accepting.
books for sale
If spring cleaning is getting you down
here is some good news.
Huron County's largest used book sale,
sponsored by the Blyth Festival, is sched-
uled for May 26 and 27. Book drops in
various locations around the county will be
accepting donations of books, magazines
and records from now until May 19, so just
pack up the books, magazines and records
that you no longer need or want and take
them to the book drop nearest you.
If you can't make it to a book drop call the
Festival Box Office at 523,9300 and arrange
for someone to collect the books at your
home.
New to the book sale this year is the sale of
used records. Why not go through your
record collection and weed out the ones that
you no longer use?
Books can be dropped at any of the
following locations: The Wardrobe, Bay
field; Blyth Festival Box Office, Blyth;
Maitland Valley Insurance, Brussels; Mary's
Sewing Centre, Clinton; Exetbr Furniture,
Exeter Public Library or Bank of Nova
Scotia, Exeter; Jana Natural Foods or May's
Decorative Accessories, Goderich; The
Listowel Banner; ,The Lucknow Sentinel;
Culligan Real Estate, Seaforth; Scott's
Department Store, Mitchell; Harris Station-
ary or Keil Insurance, Wingham; Taylor's
General Store, Belgrave: Church House
Antiques, Hensall.
Early Bird Winner
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Mr. Robt. Henderson
Hamilton, Ontario
(Son of John and Pearl)
HAPPY 20thBIRTHDAY
P.J.
AUXILIARYON PARADE—Twelve auxlllar- the 'Neekend. They paraded to the cenotaph
les attended the annual Legion Ladles' 'Where a wreath was dedicated.
Auxiliary Zone C1 Convention In Seaforth on - (Hundertmark photo)
Nightingale teaches moral
The Nightingale, by The Rag and Bone
Puppet Theatre to be held on Saturday. May
5 at 2 p.m. is the last event in the Blyth
Festival's children's series for this season.
This is a classic fairytale set in Ancient
China and performed by costumed puppe-
teer -storytellers and vivid, delicate pup•
pets.
In Ancient China. the Fmperor has
everything; but he must choose between a
mechanical. clockwork nightingale, studded
with precious jewels and a real nightingale
whose song is so beautiful it brings tears to
his eyes. The Nightingale is an introduction
for young people to one of the world's
greatest cultures find also teaches a
universal moral,
Ticket sales brisk at Blyth
The Blyth Festival Box Office is now open Single tickets germ sale after May 22:
for voucher exchanges and group bookings. Box Office hours from now until June'15
Box Office Manager, Jennifer Hill, reports are Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 .14.; from
nearly $16,000 worth of voucher sales to date. June 16 through September 15,.the Box
Office will be open Monday to Saturday, 9
a.m. • 8:30 p.m. on performance days and 9
a.m. • 5 p.m. on non-perforhance days. The
Office will be closed on Sundays. Telephone
orders using your VISA card may be made by
calling 523-9300 or 523-9225 during office
hours.
If you are planning to enjoy one of the
delicious Country Suppers or Lunches before
the play. don't leave it to the last minute!
While tickets are still availi"ble for all meals.
BRUCE they usually sell out quickly.
PULSIFERFor your free brochure containing all the
information for this season, call 523.9300 or
3489223 r. is«t1l write to us at: Bluth Festival, Box 10, Blyth.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey, Exeter are
pleased to announce the engagement of
their only child Cheryl 1,ynn to Erich
Wilhelm Fre ter Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Erich Frelter, Dashwood. The
wedding will take place May 12. 1984 at
3:30 p.m. at Exeter United Church.
Open reception In Exeter. For more
Information rail 235-2325. All relatives
and friends of families welcome.
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