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FLORIDA TOURS
From i125.00 up •
15-day bus-..tinim,depart Feb. 2nd and March 2nd, including
side trip to Nassau, $259.00 per, person 'based on 2 toe room.
10-day mid-term holiday special to Florida• departs March 20,
$125.00 and up, includes all hotel accommodation, baggage
handling and-; service -of -a tour-eseort. '
Write. For Brochures or Phone
. HA_BKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE
Phone -527-1222 Seatorth, (int,
the list of facilitieS as the sum-
mer passed.
The Mott family has been
pleasantly surprised at the re-
sponse they have received both
last summer and this winter
are full of , enthusias Or the
coming season and ha e aroused
the support 'of many area
neighbors who are anxious to
see the project a success.
Mr. Mott; 'who for a number
of years held a guides' licence
for hunting and fishing for all
of Ontario, has plans for' further
expansion this summer.
He is planning.to promote the
park at area tourist centres
throughout the area and hopes
to turn the project into a re-
'Cognized camping and recreation
park this summer.
The fees for camping
facilities are similar ,to those
used in Provincial- parks and
the park boasts many facilities-
not available in Provincial parks.
Remember the name ,,Family
Paradise Camping Park." You'll
hear' more about it.
SEAFORTH ARENA
SCHEDULE'
FRIDAY — SKATING - 8-10 p.ni.
Admission 25c and 35c
SATURDAY AFTERNOON SKATING
2% 3:30 p.m.
AdMission 15C:and 25c
TUESDAY INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY
Milverton vs. Seaforth —1:30 pm.
Admission 25c, 50c and itc
TAKE NOTICE .‘
that the Annual Meeting of producer members of the
Huron County Hog Producers'
Association
will be convened at the hour of 1 p.m., E.S.T., on ,
the 10th of February, 1970
at 'the
'Legion Hall in the Town of. Clinton
for the purpose of Die proper business of the annual
meeting, the election of officers. the election of vot-
ing representatives. Between. •the hours of 2:00
o'clock and 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon of the above
mentioned date.
SEAFORTH
CHAMBER OF •COMMERCE
DINNER AND DANCE
, for
MEMBERS AND GUESTS
Seaforth Legion Hall
Thursday,, Feb. 5, 7 p.m.
Refreshments 6:30
Tickets $5.00 Per Couple
GOLDEN TRIANGLE
DUTCH CANADIAN CLUB
1.11•Wit I
Presents
A Play In, Dutch
CUPID.O IN E'EN SPEELSE bui
Friday, February 20th 8 pan._
CLINTON' CHSS AUDITORIUM
TICKETS IN ADVANCE ,
Main •Street Variety StOre, Seaforth
Horse and Cutter Tours the Grounds
Skating :facilities ar,e available.
WINTER
CARNIVAL
INHENALL SATURDAY,'
JANUARrig
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 1
FRIDAY NIGHT
3 Minor Hockey Games
MMINMWAT7P.M.
• NOVICE
• PEEWEE
• BANTAM
Adastml Park
vs Bengali
,FRIDAY NIGHT
• Carnival Dance
ht the Arena, Auditorium
Snow Ween Contest
• Judging at 9 'p.m.
• Crowning at 11:30 p.m.
Music by . . .
"The Blnewater Playboys"
MONSTER PARADE ON SATURDAY, AT. 1:00- P.M.
Snowmobile Races and Rides • Free Skating in the Arena
• Judging of Snow Sculptures_,*
=MALL LEGION MEMBERS WILL' SERVE WIENERS
AND BEANS IN.THE RICNIO PAVILION '
Saturday Night Harkey
7 P.M.
LOCAL TYKES HOUSE LEAGUE
CLINTON IVIITEg vs
AEN'S ALL MITES
ZGRICIltioNs CLUB vs
liENSA11,101,181NEN
EXETER •mIDOET
t
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HENSALL MIDGETS
Share•theMsalth CASH BINGO
In the Auditorium'
S1INDA1/
Afternoon Hockey
Zioleh Mites vs Renal. Mites
2 P.M. •
O.H.A. Junior "D"
LAMBETH FLYERS'- vs
ZURICH DOMINIONS
Itvgalarly Sclitiluled Gams)
SNOWMOBILE EVENTS
• Rates ofid RMOS ,
Horning ,ot CilitletWAS TillOnt3 in Hie Park,
• • EatIrS -Prot'eedi for Renovation to the Ijohsell Ate
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QUEEN'S HOTEL
FEATURING OLD TYME
MUSIC
IN THE
HURON LOUNGE
Presenting
FRIDAY and SATURDAY '
Norville Read and the
Rhythm Boys
In the Red, Knight, Room
FRIDAY — PARISIANNA :TRIO
SATURDAY — ELGIN FISCHER
— BEVERAGE fROOM' —
FRIDAY PEARL
SATURDAY pARISIANNA'S
•
AM* Free Customer Parking •
Visit our Beverage Room for Tasty Stiatk s, also; ColoredTV
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.COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Sftforth, Otario
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folltawininfigarYslikti!glIttrt7 Tues., ,Feb.
1970
8 to 10 p.m. at the Arena
5:00 • 7:00 p.m.
Music by Nite Hawks .
Adults $1.75
Admission to dance $1
each
Children, 12 years and underr
Pre-School children Free
Everybody Welcome $1.00,
TURKEY
SUPPER
NORTHSIDE
UNITED
CHURCH
Over 21.
AttendanCe Limited To Those
...01+.•••ftwoo s"'
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Family Paradise . .
Tourist Centre in McKillop
S'everal snowmobilers prepare for short safari through Park. This one didn't quite make it:
Snowmobile attempts, one 9f the several jumps at
radi s-e-•
' Family Paradise Camping
Park is fast becoMing„ a haven
for the week end snowmobiler.
The park, located at Lot 12,
Concession 12, McKillop Town-
ship or, 6 miles north of Sea-
forth and three miles east, on
118 acres of former swamp land,
is operated by William Mott and
his family.
Originally intended only as
a summer campiag , park, the
recent boom of snowmobiles have
encouraged the Mott family to
expand their facilities to include
a Winter recreation park.
In addition to the natural land-
scape suited for snowmobiling,
the park has, a'five-acre man
made lake which provides an
excellent skating area in Winter-
tiMe. Snowmobiles are also
available" for 'rental.
The five-acre Lake is stocked
.,.with trout and next year the Molt
family hopes to faoilltate .ice
fishing.
Mr. Mott purchased the
118 acre site last March from
Fred Glanville with plans to turn
the site into a summer recrea-
tion and camping park.
By early summer, Bill, his
wife Ruth and children. Linda
and Jimmy, who moved here
, • from, Chatham, „Ontario, had„
' transformed the swamp land into
what was beginning to resemble
a camping park.
Determined toatalte.a success
of the project, the family con-
' tinued to pour energy and 4noney
into improying the grounds.
Swings and a playground area
were erected. • In addition to the
five acre lake,• which is spring
fed, a 1 1/2 acre pond was dug.
out to be used as a stocking pond
for trout. Camping site's were
.completed to accommodate 75 •
Campers with hydro and 50, more..
without.
By mid-summer the park was
beginning to attract visitors. Mr.'
Mott's step-son, Raymond Whale,
a -student at McMaster U,niv-
cirsity, returned home to spend
, the summer, acting as lifeguard
for the manYswinmers'attracted
to the copl spring-fed' waters of
the lake.
Horseback riding, horse shoe
pits and .fishing were all ailded to
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CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRIDAY, JAN- 30
315 p.m.
15 Register Genies for '$10.00
Three $25.00 Genies
$75,00 Jaapot to go
Two ma Frites
AmsiSSfoll
Esira Cards 25d air 7 thi.,$1.00
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LOCAL
BRIEFS
Mr. Ronald Rennie and
daughter, Linda., of AjaX, were
week end guests of Mrs. M. R.
Rennie.
Mrs. Schockor of Detroit was
here last week attending the
funeral of her sister, the late
Mrs. Geo . Dale.
Mr. T. L. Scott is a patient
in Seaforth Community Hospital.
Miss Margaret Carr of Tor-
onto, was the guest of Miss Mc-
Leod, Goderich Street and Mr.
and Mrs: James F. Scott.
Miss Mary Walker of Toronto
is , spending a few days, at her
hoffie here.
Mrs. M.' ilaney,of Egmond-
ville is in Toronto this week
attending the funeral of het,
.sister. Mrs. J. Cockburn,, who
passed away in Stirling,Scotland
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrp. Donald Dale
of London were in town last
week attending the funeral of.
his mother, the late Mrs. Geo.
Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. James Nile
and son Derek, Montreal, were
guests of her-sister, Mrs. Thos.
joung and Mr. Young.
Lo me recent Theory exam-
khations held in Stratford of the
Royal COnServa.tery of Musieof
Toronto the following pupils Of
Mt% Carol Carter; A.R.C.r.7
A. WIS., Seaforth, received tile
following results..
Grade 2 Theory - First Class
Honors - Helen Tilley.
Preliininary Rudiments - F'14st.
Class, Honors - Drencia Diet
Fiat Class Honors Barbie
-Brady.
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