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CLINTON .
Beech Street
(Near Clinten's New Commenity
Centre)
OPENING
Thurs., April 3rd
Watch next week's paper for
features.
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Mrs„ t -teCweeewrel!'
Campbell
b nUge par)ilhtN 4 ea*e !A
euchre and tear of .thridse.. Prizes were won by, Mrs. Ina
sea ,S10, end wm:•01‘std FonVailge-:
Miss Eneabeth Munn - and
Mies Suaan Munn of Listowel
visited their grandparents, Dr.
and Mrs. J. Munn during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nott of
Grosse Isle, Miele, were guests
of Mrs. Ada Dale on Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. David L Hoe,
ver, Linda and Douglas have re-
turned from, a trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ransom, Mid-
land, were' guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W, D. Stephenson last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Pryce of Exeter
was a guest of Miss Rena Fen-
nell.
Miss Cora McIntyre of Anpin
visited' friends in town.
Mrs. Mel Miller of Sarnia was
the guest of her: parents Mr: and.
Mrs. Alex Muir.
t.
Mr. Douglas Doerr and Miss
uncle Beer on Saterday.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Meagher were Man:siva
nor J. A.. Feeney, London; Mr.
. Feeney. Mrs. Dan. Cost-
ello; Mrs. Mary Feeney,: Mr.",and
Mrs. Martin Feeney. Dublin,: Mr.
and Mrs. Vineent ,Morrison, Wat-
erloo: and. MT. and, MM. John
Mew:her and daughter, Donna,
Stratford.
Miss Joan Devereaux, Mr. and
Mrs, Edward Devereaux. Mrs. E.
Potter. Mr: and Mrs. Jack Daly,
Mr. George Daly all of Taranto,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Devereaux,.
Port Hope, Miss Bella 0' Conn-
ell and Mrs. James O'Connell' of
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. John. Mc-
Donald of Windsor and Mr. and
• Mrs. Henry Eneensberger. God-
erich attended the funeral of
the late • Mits. Frank Deveraux
on Flriday.
' Mtrs. David 'Riven who will cel-
-ebritte her 92 birthday next June
is a patient in Seaforth. Com-
munity Hospital recovering '
from' an operation for appendi-
citis.
SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY
presents
"Tiff GRIM
REAPERS'
At SEAFORTH ARENA
SAT., MARCH -29th
9:00 — 12:00
DRESS — CASUAL • ADMISSION $1.00
IMr ar *vs., Freak Pearce rut vilautpagiem*.Ulto*, were guests.
of her14ra, M. maub
Mrs. John C, Crick 'Silent a
few days in WOW inat- week.
Mr. Wm. Taylor spent a day
with his mother, Mr. John Tay.
10.r.
Mrs. Audrey Campbell, of Tor-
onto was the guest of Miss Ethel
Mackay last week.
Miss Belle Carapbell, Mrs.
Alex Wright MTS. Robert Eligie,
and. Mrs. Milton Stewart have
returned from a Bus Tour of
points in Florida. '
Capt. and Mrs. F, N. Pearce
ef Aspen Park, Manitoba are
visiting Mm Pearce's mother,
Mrs. J. M. McMillan.
Mrs. Beth Bryce, Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Pr,yee and 'Mr. Oliver
Pryee visited with Mr. end Mrs.
Alvin Pryce in-- Kitchener on.
the weekend and 'attended the
Deem - Beer wedding -in Pres-
ton on Saturday. Others who at-
teeded the • wedding freen the'
area were 'Mr. end 1Vfns. Robert
Parsons of Croniarty, Mr. Char-
•
rgainize For A New Year'
Directors of the'•.8enferh Farmers' Co-operative began plans for a hew year following their
election at-the reoeuVanitialeraeeting-of ,the Co-,op.. Shawn at. a .meeting tnesday evening are '
(seated,: left). Robert, g an Mapadden, secretary and Lloyd E. Stewart,
president. Standing 'ere directors Wilfred Colem an and Oliver Wright, manager Gordon Elliott
and directors Gerald' Van den Mengel and Joe A Lane. (Staff photo by Haley).
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CHARLEY'S AU.NT
A THREE-ACT COMEDY .
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
March 27and 28, at 8:15 p.m.
ADMISSION:
ADULTS $1.00
STUDENTS 75c
Tickets available at the Door
News of
KIPPEN
The theme' of the Kippen
UCW meeting was "Brother-
Mier-with the worship service
conducted by Mrs. Edison Mc-
Lean, emphasizing the richness
of our world' with the various
peoples and races. We fall far _
short of God's plan that we
have mutual respect and oppor-
tunity-for all
Mrs. Robert Elgie conducted
business. Approval was given
for the purchase of a projector
and screen for the use of the
UCW and Sunday School. A skit
prekented by Mrs. Robert Elgie,
Mrs. Edison McLean and Mrs.
Ken- McKay emphasized the
need for understanding of oth-
er faiths: and a etrenethen of
our own Christian faith. Group
discussion questioned our real
,.concern for World ,Rnatherhood.
Mrs. Gerald Moffatt brought a
warm St. Patrick's touch with
a medley of Irish songs, Mrs.
Arie I3innendyk expressed cour-
tesy remarks and the hostesses
'Mrs. Bert Faber and Mrs. Ger-
ald Moffatt served attractive St.
Patrick's refreshments: •
Mr. Robert Thompson, his.
nephew, Mr. Lloyd and Mrs.
Thompson of Exeter, visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Sid Thomp-
son a patient in Stratford Gen-
eral Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carter,
Jimmie and Donna of Essex, re-
cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Nel-
son Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Triebner
and Mn, and Mrs. Donald Brodie
of 13rucefield• returned home,
last week from spending a two
week's vacation in. Florida.
Miss Margaret Youngblut of
Auburn was a weekend guest
of her friend Miss Brenda Trieb- '
ner.
Area Hog
(Continued from Page 1)
quested to ensure that all pork
products offered for sale be la-
belled with country of origin
and grade.
'Area representatives who at-
tended the meeting included
Ross Love, representing Alf
Warner.(Goderich Twp.); Lloyd
Stewart (Hullett); Robert Mc-
Millan, RObert Dalton and Geo.
Campbell (McKillop); M. David-
son and Gordon Hill (Stanley);
Keith Love and Lionel Wilder
(Hay); Wm. Cedrnore (Lisburne);
and Ken Baker (Stephen).
. Every week more people din-
'cover what mighty jobs are
accomplished by low cost Ex-
positor want ads. Dial .527-0240.
DANCE
BRUSSELS
LEGION HALL
Friday,• Mar \ 28th
Admission restricted to Those'
over 21 years.
Oesiardine's Orchestra
%mix.% rigorMI rot.. .•••
CASH. BINGO'
Legion Hall, Seaforth MS p.m.
Friday, Mar. 28th
Three $25.00 Games
Easter Bonus
$100 JaCkpot to go
15 Regular Games for $10,00
, Two town! Prizes
(Children inder116 not) permitted)
ADMISSION $1.00
ftctra Cards 25c or,7 for $1.00
Auspitei leliferth• Branch 156 • Boyar 'Canadian Legion
,Proceticfs MAN* Work
Read the Advertisements —
les Williamson, Mr. and Mrs.....
_ elerry-Doerre Mreand-Mrs, Robt.
Payee. and Mr, and Mrs. Mac
Stewart.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Mare
.:Holtham and! Leoltee Halthaan
'we're-Mr: and Mrs. Don !Millard
of Brantford and Mr. 'Bernard
Holtham and Mr. Mare Wetham
of Windsor.
Rev. and Mrs. pare Stewart
were in Ayr last week in at-
tendance at the funeral of the
late Rev. John Curnie, who for
'many years was the minister
of the United Church 'there and
visited friends: 'in that 'commun-
ity and also at Woodstock.
Mr.' end Mrs. Arnold Doerr .of
Preston and Mr. and Mrs. AlYin
Payee of KitChener were in Sea-
forth Friday ,attending the fun-
eral of the late Edward Pryce.
Mr. and Mrs, John. Pryce of
Jarvis Street were ie Preston
a Profitable Pastim e over the weekend. with MT. and
Mrs. Aaron Duerr and. attended
the wedding of their grandson,
NEWS of
WOODHAM
ST. COLUMBAN'
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray were
in Preston on Saturday attend-
ing the Doerr-Beer wedding.
EUCHRE
C.O.F. Hall, Constance
Friday; Mar. 28th
8:30 p.m.
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
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A family night was held on
Wednesday evening in the
church basement.. The .evening
a commenced with pot-luck sup-
per arranged by the . United
Church Women.
' After the bountiful meal, Mrs.
Ellis Strahare the President,
corned everyone and called on
Don Brine, Superintendent of
the Sunday School, who introd-
uced the guest speaker, Mr. Alf
Bowden, who is the minister in
Obarge of the tea United Church-
es on the . Saugeen Indian Re-
serve at Southampton. Mr. Bow-
den, de, a very interesting way,
told of his wank among the peo-
gleam! theme: reserve. A short ques-
tion:- period foe:lowed',
Rev. John King thanked-thin
for eninehtening us en his. work
and telling of the- -use that is
made of the White Gifts at Chris-
tmas.
Thor the past s'ev'eral years the
Wood:ham Sunday School has
sent their White Gifts and a bale
News of -
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor
were entertained- to a family
dinner at the Dominion Hotel,
Zurich, Saturday evening on the
occasion of their forty-fifth` wed-
ding. anniversary.
A social evening of cards. Was
enjoyed al the home of Mr. and
Mrs', Percy Wright.
Those • present were 'Mr: and
Mrs, Wm. 'Hutson, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Taylor and fainilies.
Success In Skating '
Mee Pauline Bela was success-
ful in passing a . set of figures.
and completed a set of dances
on' Sunday at Sr. Thomas Figure
Skating Club. Her success re-
sults in her becoming a three
time Veer Meda'li'st .
Mass Troyarn Bell who was
succes'sfu'l' in passing a set of
dance; be-omen a three times
bronze medalist.
The girls are daughters of
Mr. and' Mrs. Stewart Bell. e.
"CLARENCE_ ,PETRIE
- and the
NIGHTHAWKS'
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING
Beverage Room Snacks •
AT THE
• Saturday Night
The Harburns
Beverage Room Snack — Pigtails
HURON HOTEL
Dublin
EASTER HAM ao,
BINGO
COLUMBAls1 CHURCH HALL
MARCH 27th, 1969
9:00 P.M.
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15 REGULAR GAMES
3 SPECIALS 7- 2 DOOR PRIZES
1 SHARE-THE-WEALTH
DINING & DANCING
Friday, March 28th
"THE DIMENSIONS"
Saturday, March 29th
"DANNY COUGHLIN"
Come Out And Enjoy Yourself
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PIZZA PATIO
Restaurant and Tavern
350 Hayfield Road Goderich
Y.;
SEE
'BLACKBEARD'
GHOST"
by Walt Disney
iii 16 m.m., at •
--- HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL
BRUCEFIELD
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
MARCH 27, 28 and 29
at 8:00 p.m.
ADULTS 50c — CHILDREN 10c
ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY — - "Earl Heywood
Combo"
SATURDAY — "Elgin Fisher"
In the Ladies' and Escorts' Room Enloy a Sing-A-Long with
PEARL at the Hammond Organ
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
COLORED TV
TASTY BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth
of_ atsed clothing to the .reserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowden were
guests for the-;night with Mr, and.
Mrs, Don, Brine.
Mr. and Mrs.. LaVerne Redd
and family had as their guests
far dinner on Thursday, MT. and.
MTS. Terry Fletcher and'. Guy of
Munro. Mr. and Mre..alack Stew-
art and family and:Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Pa.ssinoreeend family of
Thames Road and Mr. Edgar
Rodld of Exeter.
Re-e and Mrs. John Cooke Of
Thamesnord, visited 'Monday' eve-
ning with Mrs. John. Butters and
Mr. and 'Mrs. George Wheeler.
Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Roundell
end Mark of Caistorville- were
guests Wednesday evening with
_,. Mr. and elns., John Rockl, Pamela
and Calvin. . • • -
Christane and David 'Potmlima
son, spent the weekend with
their -sister Mrs. Harry Jaques.
and Harry of Zion West.. .
• Me. and 'Mrs. Norris Webb and
famiiy visited on Sunday_ with
Mr•,. and Mrs. George Baal, Kathi
and Debra of nuncios: • ,
, Mr. and. Mrs. Rase Robinson,
Lynn and Dale of Fourth Line.
were Streitclary dinner guests with
.anadeMrs. Oscar-Brine:-
Mreand Mrs. Joim.Rodd. Pam-
ela 'and Calvin were Sunday visa
itors with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Mar-
tin and family of Delhi.
More Patients
(Continued from _Fag 1)
ed between Seaforth and Exe-
ter.
A new extractor installed in
the laundry at a cost of $2,600
is working satisfactorily. The
purchase became necessary
some Weeks ago 'when the 15-
year-old extractor in use be-
came unserviceable.
The new unit has a capacity
of 80 pounds. The laundry is
processing about 3,000 , pounds .
a week,
Tenders will close next week
on changes in the emergency
entrance area to accommodate a
communications centre.. The
plans provide as well• for an
admitting office for outpatients
to accommodate the large in-
crease in, outpatients. At the
same time, under the new pro-
vincially sponsored• ambulance
scheme, area ambulances will be
despatched from the centre.
• The estimated cost of $2,500
will be covered by a grant as
also will be the cost of 'a radio
telephone installation.
. SPECIAL
MAUNDY
SERVICES
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Thursday Night
April 3rd, at p.m.
ST. THOMAS' ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. J. S. Sharples, Rector
SPRING BALL
Saturday, March 29th
9:00 to 12:00'
at the
SEAFORTH LEGION HALL
mogi BY FLOYD SILLETO
Admission $3.00 Per Couple -
Tickets Available From 'Optimist Members
SEAFORTH
DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL
— presents ----
Variety 'Night
Friday,. April 11th
High School Auditorium
Time — 8:80 p.m.
Adults - - 50 Cents °
-Children 25 Cents_
Tickets Available From Students
OBITUARY
,JOHNNIE BLUE
Johnnie Blue died Suddenly
at his Egmondville home pre-
sumably the result of a heart at-
tack. His body was discovered
when friends called early Tues-
day evening for a Meeting that
'had been arranged. Mr. Blue had
been alone-in the home while
his wife was visiting a daughter
in Oshawa. He was 58.
Boma., in . Prince Edwaid Is-
- -he-hadebeen a resident of
Eginofidfille since '1952 where
he conducted a farm equipment
business.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Irene Florence Buell
,and four daughters, Shirley,
Mrs: Leslie Nicolle, Oshawa; Bet-
ty, Mrs. Bernie Talbot, Kitch-
ener; Merle, Mrs. Lyle Gordon,
Preston; and Miss Faye Blue,
Kitchener. He is' also survived
by a brother, George of Little
Sandurse nplzuel.
was a member of"
the Pentecostal Church.
The .remalfis are resting at
the, d. 'A. Whitney runeral
Hotne but funeral arrangements
are incomplete.'
Every week more people dis-
coVet what mighty jobs are
accomplished by low, cost Ex-
positor want.ads. Dial 6274240.
SEA-FORTH
OPTIMIST CLUB
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