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Dublin woman welcomes neighbours' help
Dobbs Ceerupu.r..t
ltilLB. EILFJEN M.ckAE
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W c would like to welcome our
community newcomers. Chuck and
Linda Bremner and their children,
Mathew and Michelle to John Si in
Dublin. Kiri and Paula Purdy arc
also very pleased to have them hent
as they are relatives, and u is
always nice to have than near.
Paula Purdy would also like to
say '"Danks to Don MacRae for
stopping to help ha when she fell
off her bike last week (August 9).
Paula says it is great to know that
some people show concern when
they see someone in trouble, as
when she fell coining home from
work, the truck behind bat just
drove around her. Paula's face was
badly scraped and she had 10 have
her 4P stitched up. Joey MacRalc
tout ha bike and purse borne and
Dun drove her home. Paula says
thanks to Dun and Joey for hclpulg
BI(; REUNION TURNOUT
The annual Kreuskupf reunion
was attended by around 150
descendents of the late Mr. and
Mn. Nicalas Krauskopf at the
Community Centre nn Dublin on
Saturday. An afternoon of
socializing and activities was
enjoyed by all, and a pot -luck
dinner was served. Relatives
attended from New Market,
Orangeville, Guelph, Jarvis and the
surrounding district.
Snub Beach; Jac (Jr-) Eckat, MITCHELL GET-TOGETHER
Km -baler, and Ken and Anne
Hurley and Riciaid of Stratford.
Thar nephew, John Cronin from
Alberta, also visited on Sunday.
John is a son of Alphoses and
Annie Crcxwin of SL CoitriNttl.
Mr. and Mn. Gordon Corteat
ala/Eor cleat thew and with
rrvvier JIu j Murray. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Wispy, Jane and Lucille
Delaney all Mended the wedding at
Egniondville United Church of John
David Murray and Fay Carnochan.
John is the son of Ron and Thrcasa
Murray. Jane and Lucille Delaney
provided music for their cousin
John and his bride Fay. Father Tom
Janisac of Si Patricks Church
Dublin offered prayers for the
young couple.
A family get-together wit hold at
the home of Lewis and Vena
O'Donnell in Mitchell on Saturday.
Eileen MacRae was very pleased to
have a visit with bet sista-in-laws,
Martha Percy and her daughters
Barbara and Christina and children
from Whitby, Gut Winters twin
Hamilton and a number of bet
family members along with Velma
McKellar from Stratford.
Rick and Sharon O'Donnell and
their baby daughter arc borne from
Alberta for a few work's holidays.
Norman Percy, who was well
known years ago in Logan
Township, is very ill in Whitby
Hospital after suffering a serious
stroke.
Jamboree fans stay dry and well -entertained
8t. Colsambius Correspeoelest
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
The Scaforth Council of the
Knights of Columbus held their
second "Jamboree" on Sunday
afternoon at the K of C hall in St.
Columban. The event was
scheduled to be held outdoors, but
due to the inclement weather the
entertainment was held indoors in
the hall. Barbecued hot dogs, ham-
burgers, sausages and sauerkraut
were enjoyed throughout the after-
noon.
The Seaforth Knights of Colum-
bus would like to say a big thank
you to Mozarts' Melody Makers of
Zurich, Jim Delaney, Lou Rowland,
Maureen Bruxer and Lori Bruxer of
Dublin, Ivan Norris of Staffa, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Young Seaforth and
Maurice Desjardine of Zurich for
their enjoyable afternoon of enter-
tainment. Jolene Cronin of Dublin
contributed to the entertainment by
singing several songs throughout
the afternoon. See you next year on
the third Sunday in August, 1991.
Perhaps the weatherman will
cooperate with some nice weather!
VISITORS THIS WEEK
Ted and Frances Melady spent
last week with Don Melady at this
cottage in Huntsville and visited
with friends in Powassan.
Anne Melady Chapin and children
William and Venessa of Orleans,
near Ottawa, are visiting with Ted
Farm machinery
examined by
Safety Seekers
The sixth meeting of the McKil-
lop Masters of Safety was held on
August 15 at 7 p.m. at the Stewart's
residence.
The 4-H pledge was said and the
roll call was answered which was:
Name one piece of farm machinery
and an injury that could occur when
using this machinery.
The group started the meeting by
collecting the money for the hotdog
roast, and then discussed
achievement night. Members
decided that they would be doing
an exhibit on farm safety.
Then, club leader Joan Stewart
showed four tractors, an auger, and
a combine. 4-Her's had to find, on
each one something that could be
dangerous. They then judged the
four tractors from the safest to the
most unsafe.
After that, they filled out Win,
Lose, or Draw cards and then
played Win, Lose, or Draw.
Members then went to the bonfire
and roasted hotdogs and marshmal-
lows.
Achievement night will be held
on August 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Brussels Public School.
Queensway travels to
In keeping with most Sundays Steckle and Jessie Archer for
this summer it poured rain on Sun-
day the 19th when we travelled to
Clinton raceway, but we didn't let
the rain dampen our enthusiasm as
we cheered on our favourite horses.
Residents had a great time as they
renewed old acquaintances and
presented a Queenways sweatshirt
to the winning driver of the third
race.
Reverend Vipperman led our
worship service Tuesday afternoon
and accompanied our singing with
his guitar.
Wednesday, we had an excellent
turnout fro our information day
about Goderich. We thank Marj
loaning us their Huron County
Atlas's to peruse and also Mark
Consist for his two large salt
samples and information from the
salt mines. We were amazed to find
all of the places of interest in
Goderich, and it was fun to dis-
cover some of the history including
how Goderich came by it's name.
Friday, volunteers and residents
gathered in the dining room for one
of our favourite summer activities,
building -your -own ice cream sun-
dae. You wouldn't believe some of
the combinations!
Head to Logan for
Perth Plowing Match
The Perth County Plowmen's
Association are holding their 1990
Plowing Match on Friday and
Saturday, August 24th and 25th,
1990. The Match will take place at
Warden Ted Illman's farm, Lot 5,
Concession 15 of Logan Township.
It is located approximately one and
a quarter miles south, two miles
east of Monkton.
The program on Friday, August
24th involves a coaching day star-
ting at 10 a.m.
On Saturday, the Junior Match
starts at 9:30 a.m. and the Utility
Discover
Your
Life
Style
in
Festive
STRATFORD
CITY
CENTRE
ONLY 30 minutes
from Seaforth
Class at 2:00 p.m. There will be
classes for antique machinery,
Queen of the Furrow contestants,
Celebrity Classes and contests for
log sawing and nail driving.
Additional information can be
obtained from President Burns
Blackler, R.R. #1, St. Marys or
Secretary Walter Cook, R.R. 1,
Gadshill, phone 271-9889. Prize
lists are available from the
Secretary or the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, 413 Hibernia
Street, Stratford.
BRONZE
MEDALLION
COURSE
now being offered at
SEAFORTH
LIONS
POOL
Starting SAT., AUGUST 25
Must be 13 yrs. or older
For more information call:
527-0950
and Frances Melady and other
relatives and friends.
Larry and Lina Murray of
Brampton visited on the weekend
with Steve and Agnes Murray.
John Cronin of Sylvan Lake,
Alberta is visi ' with his : t is
Alponse and Annie Cronin and
other family members, relatives and
friends.
Sister Mary Echert of Chatham is
spending this week with Cecilia
Ryan.
CROONING A TUNE to the crowd at the Vroirth Knights o
Columbus Jamboree on Sunday, Jolene Cronin of Dublin showed
her considerable singing talents. The Jamboree was forced
indoors in St. Columban for the second year in a row due to the
nasty weather. Elliott photo.
Clinton racetrack
Thursday, family and friends T
attended a memorial service for the
late George Rumball led by our 1V1ITCHELL
Chaplain Reverend Stojokovic.
Coming events at Queensway are: FALL FA I R
August 30, 7 p.m., our monthly
aBnirdthGou Party
tewmitherC1larea tMasstoe Aug. 31, Sept1 1
the Western Fair.
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CIVIC
CORNER
THE SEAFORTH
STREETSCAPE COMMITTEE
will meet Wednesday, August 22 at
7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers,
Town Hall.
THE RECREATION COM-
MITTEE will meet Tuesday,
August 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Seaforth Community Centres Board
Room.
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BUCKand
DOE
for
Kim Rathwell
and
Bill Preszcator
Friday, August 24
"Age of Majority
Required"
For more information
call:
482-7210
or
482-7181
mars LOUNGE A PATIO
QUEEN'S '7�
Country Music is
Back in Seaforth
DENIM & LACE
FRIDAY AUG. 24
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MUFFINS 99
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From
Jerry Rader Homoetyle Corking
FOR THE BBQ
This summer enjoy Tasty -Nu Hamburg &
Hot Dog Burs. French Bread (lank
Breed, Kaiser Buns and many more
varieties of Roes and Specialty Breads
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RESTAURANT
Seaforth's Family Restaurant
90 Main St. 527-1964
FISH & CHIPS
Includes Coffee or Tea & Dessert
SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. ■
•DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS •LICENCED UNDER L180
SENIORS 15% DISCOUNT
MON. to SAT. 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM SUNDAY 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Family Paradise Social Club Presents:
COUNTRY & WESTERN
JAMBOREE
Sunday, Aug. 26.1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
$6.50 per person Food Available
F MILY PARADISE DANCE HALL
1-3:30 - COUNTRY COMPANIONS
4:30-8:00 - WILDWOODS
Held under the authority of a special occasion permit.
Looking for a Family Fun Place to spend your
weekends and holidays? Come to Family Paradise
Campground.
THE BEST TIME YOU'LL HAVE ANYWHERE
Proceeds To Seaforth Hospital
527-0629
STEVE RICK
MARTIN MORANIS
e. a Gangster i. a Federal Agent
MY BLUE
HEAVEN
A comedy about a
government witness who gives
suburbia a culture shock.
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HAGOOD HARDY
'Canada's popular composer
September 29, 1990 - 8 p m
Gordon Pinsert's
A GIFT TO Ll ST'Musical
Sunday. November 111 1990 - 8 p.m
SINNERS 'Hilarious Mystery
Saturday, February 16, 1991 - 8 p.m.
NATURAL ELEMENTS
'Music from the West
Saturday, Mar:h 23, 1991 - 8 p.m
Adult Series
S35.00 for 4 Shows
Sin le Tickets 515.00 each
JUST FOR KIDS
ERIC NAGLER 'Musical Fun
Saturday, October 20, 1990 - 2 p m
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Saturday. November 10. 1990 1 p m
PEPPER THE CLOWN
Saturday, March 10. 1991 - 2 p m
LAND OF TRASH
Saturday. Marrh 30, 1991 - 2 p.m
children's series
510 00 for 4 Shows
Single Tickets 56.50 each