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Volunteers welcome
a
1ST ANNUAL 19ARBERSHOP SHOW—A capacity crowd
watched the Seaforth Harmony Kings at their finest Friday
evening at SDHS. The show was hosted by Jim Swan and
included barbershop quartetes such as Jubilation from
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Scarborough (1983 Ontario Champions), Here Comes
Treble from Mt. Forest and Seaforth'sPhoto n Town
y Hook)
Country Four.
GORDON SCOTT, P.R.O.
Last week in the Expositor
there was mention in the
Brussels section of an instal-
lation team from Seaforth
Legion. At this time 1 would
like to acknowledge these
comrades by name. Peter
Malcolm, our President was
the piper, and the acting
Sgt. -at -arms was Don Muir.
Others taking part were Tom
Wilbee, Bill Dalrymple, Ma-
jor Frank Golding, Ken
Coombs, Elmer Rivers,
James Watson and yours
truly. Those, attending for the
Auxiliary, Thelma Coombs,
President, Barbara Scott,
Eva Brown, Olave Little,
Edith Jessome, Marilyn
Hodgert and Annie Malcolm.
These Comrades and Ladies
will be attending Exeter on
Friday, May 21 to install the
officers -elect of the Exeter
Branch. We hope to have a
good crowd of our own
Legion members accompany
us that evening. Entertain-
ment at Exeter is always
good.
A new slate of officers is
posted on the wall of the
lounge at the branch) Pre-
sident Peter Malcolm. First-
Vice Jack Muir, second Vice
James Watson, executive
• members - five to be elected
Allan Nicholson, Gordon
Scott; Don Wood, Elmer
Rivers, Bill Dalrymple and
Gordon Beutenmiller, ties -
surer Don 'Eaton, secretary-
Ron
ecretaryRon Beuerman and Sgt. -at -
arms Gordon De Jonge, past
president Bill Wilbee. Nom-
inations can be opened at the
general meeting on May 19.
Other chairmen will be ap:
pointed before the new slate
of officers is installed on
Sunday, May 28. Anyone
wishing to volunteer to head
or be a part of a' committee
please let President Peter
know.
In the bulletin recently
released there was an error,
the date of the mixed golf
tournament has had to be
changed. If you have your
bulletin, please note the date
should read June 11. More
will be a printed at a latter
date on this tournament.
Last Saturday evening was
the end of the Bowling with
the season -end banquet cat-
ered and served by the
Ladies Auxiliary. Under the
guidance of President, Mrs.
Marg Smale this was an
excellent season of bowling.
No league can operate suc-
cessfully without the help of
those who do the necessary
work. Those deserving hon-
ourable mention are Don
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Eaton for acting.as secretary •
and keeping our scores Ind.
averages, adjusted every
week. Marg Ungarian, trea-
surer for keeping our financ-
es in good shape. Marg
Smale, president for her
leadership in the past two
gears. On behalf of the
bowlers we offer you a loud
vote of thanks. Any new
member wishing to bowl next
year please get in touch with
me before next season. If any
drop out and leave, a va-
cancy, we will let you know.
Names will be in next week's
paper, of the trophy winners
and teams involved.
At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them.
Seaforth Horticulture
PLANT
SALE
Saturday, May 7th
10 a.m. - I p.m.
Tickets for drew will betevallabie
AT RATHWELL BLDG.
SEAFORTH
Clinton Klnettes
BLOOD
DONOR CLINIC
May 11. 1983
I :30 til 4 , 5:30 til 8:30
CENTRAL HURON
SECONDARY SCHOOL
P•
• Cut flowers, potted plants
•Box plants, tubers, perennials
• Rhubarb, and plant hangers
Donations of any plants
GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED
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GERANIUM
TEA
AND
' BAKE SALE
Do/ens and dozens of daffodils were sold in Seaforth last
:week to raise money for supplies for the activity program for
'chronic patients at Seaforth Community Hospital. Horticul-
4ural Society member, Mary. Mckeod, provided the blooms
' from her gardens.
' Mrs. Glen Campbell. Mrs. Mary McLeod of London. Mr.,
Eric Shclemerger• Clinton were guests at Mrs. Lillian
McKellar's 90th birthday.
Max and Barbara Watts were guest speakers at the western
area of the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors at
'the 'Kent County Health building in Chatham on Thursday.
Their topic was funeral home inspection.
Last w eek Dr. and Mrs. Paul Brady aitended the 25th annual
asscmhh of the College of Family Physicians of Canada at the
Sheraton Hotel. Toronto.
Dr. Brady, a charter number of, the College and Past
President of The Ontario Chapter, was honoured with the
. Award of Life Member in the College.
. Prize winners for the .0.0.F. and Rebekah euchre were:
ladies: Man Lupe!. Marg Simile, Susie Van Loon, Men: Bill
Kelly, Frank Smale and Peter Mateo
F.uch e tsinners at St. Thomas #
unch recently were:
Ladies high Mrs. Rachel Riehl, lune hands - Mrs. Wilmer Kelly
and low - Mrs. Frank Smale. Men's high Jo McLellan, lone
hands -Flank Riley and low Jack Rivers.
t . Happy 40th.:' Anniversary .EA,-
4 Allan and Alice: Searle
May 8th
Reflecting its continuing interest. in the study of old age. the
University of Guelph has named the first director of its
Gerontology Research Centre. She is Professor Anne Martin
Matthews of the family studies department. The research
centre is funded for three years by a 5237,000 grant from the
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
As well as co-ordinating studies on agirkg in various
departments of the university, the Centre iII sponsor
'conferences and workshops on the special neecs of older
citizens in their communities. -
A former Seaforth resident, who is now a Scarborough
alderman. has developed a proposal for a Tourism Advisory
Board in that Metro Toronto borough. He is Kurt Christensen,
who lived in Harpurhey where his family established a cement
the plant, The ward 4 alderman points out that Scarborough
should he seeking a piece of Metro's large and growing tourist
industry. Jan Westcott. son of Clare Westcott, the Seaforth
native who is executive director of Premier Bill Davis's office,
Was Kurt's campaign manager when he was elected to
Scarborough council last fall. Kurt's sister. Gorda, is a nurse
in Oshawa.
Local hones arc needed for a number of high school students
from Japan, who'd like to visit Canada as part of the
International Youth • Fellowship program. It's the same
program that saw a number of Brazilian students attend SDHS
a few years ago and Sandra Hulley. now Sandra Robinson,
made a return exchange visit to Brazil. Seaforth and area hosts
who ran provide room and board for three, six or nine months
can call principai Bruce Shaw at 527-0380.
EXETER INDOOR
FLEA MARKET
/AGRIBUILDING BEHIND REC. CENTRE
! 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. every Sunday
Admission 25c Booth Rental 510,00
PETE WATSON DOUG DALRYMPLE
229-6558 235-1967
Proceeds to Kinsmen service work.
DUBLIN AND DISTRICT
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Northside United
Church
Sat. May 7
2:30 p.111.
Admission 51.00
Sponsored by
Unit 11 U,C.W.
The Public -
Is Invited To Attend The
JOHN COCHRANE
APPRECIATION
NIGHT
At The Clinton Arena
Saturday June 25'83 9-1 a.m.
Music By THE AMBASSADORS -
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TICKETS' O0 per person
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168 SEECK STREET 482-7030
THIS WEEKEND: MAY 6-7-e
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Mary, Earl and Jason
Helen, Jim and Cory
fI and Gail
JUNE, EARL, ANNE and CATHARINE
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GEORGE & RUTH RIBEY
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Permit
3 Great Bands
Randy Satchell
Canadian Open Country Singing Champion and
'TYNE"
GRAHAM TOWNSEND
Star of CBC telovlslon
Undefeated World Fiddle Champion
BRUCE COUNTY GRASS
(Boot Recording Artists)
The celebration will be
SUNDAY, MAY 15
from I 30 p m 4.10p m and p m to'p m
11 Icor parents home 'h James St . Seaforth
Beat Wishes Only Please
Step Dancers
COLLEEN EDGAR
JUDY NIEOERLEIN
Canadian Open Champion
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CORRECTION
The following ad appeared Incorrectly In FOCUS. This Is
the correct Information.
HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
Invites You To Attend
NORMAN IRVING
JIM SWAN - Master of Ceremonies
Friday, May 6th
Starting at 9 p.m. Sharp
'Dancing till 1:00 a.m. at the
SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Admission' 10.00 per person
Tickets: Rob & R.tty's Variety or
Phone 34044M or 34S-256.
OR AT THE DOOR
OPEN HOUSE
HEALTH FAIR
Thursday, May 12 '83 9:30-4 pm
Auditorium Of The Ontario Street
United Church - Clinton, Ontario
OPENING CEREMONY
LOAM
Attending Will Be Jack Riddell -
Murray Elston -
Tom Cronin -
Dr. Cleslar
DISPLAYS BY HEALTH UNIT SERVICES
AND COMMUNITY HEALTH AGENCIES
"JUMP ROPE FOR HEART" SKIPPING DEMONSTRATION
10:30 AM
at the
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRES
Saturday, May 4
9:00 p.m.
Presented by The Seaforth Lions Club
Proceeds to be used for operation of The Seaforth Lions Park and Pool
'Slug along with songs from the gay nineties to the present
London Bobby Sings Them All
Steady banter of comedy ind Jokes
Fish and chip lunch provltfed
Tickets 55 per person
LIONS
MEMBERS
Tea Room Available All Day -Free Admission
Everyone Welcome)
Available from
BOB & BETTY'S BOB'S
VARIETY BARBERSHOP
Held under the authority of a special permit
(Admission restricted to those 19 and over)