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TOWN of SEA OR,
TAXES
Taxpayers are reminded that. the second_
regular installment of Municipal Taxes is due
JUNE 30, 1972
The regular Tax Notices have now been is-
ued; payment of both installments before-
June 30th will entitle the ratepayer to a dis-
count of 1% of the amount.
Please note that the Pre-Levy Bill is now past due and
subject to penalty .charges. Tax notice must be presented
when making payment. "
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240
News of
kutefield
Corrpondent
Mrs. High Berry
The Ladle:0 of- the U. C, W,
of Brucefield United Churchheld
open house on Sunday during the
afternoon and evening. Ai goodly
number of visitors called and
enjoyed a tour of the new church
and a social cup of tea..
SENIOR
CITIZEN
WEEK
10% off
On All Merchandise for any
' SENIOR CITIZENS. -
THIS OFFER IS GOOD UNTIL
FRIDAY, JUNE 30th
Don Keast Quality Footwear"
53 MAIN ST.
Seaforth Phone 527-0102
—JOIN THE
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— Lions 36th Summer Carnival
JUNE JULY
FRIDAY NIGHT
THE ALL-TONES
"Sweet Adeline Favourites"
'THE SILVER STRINGS"
LEE PAUL
Master of Ceremonies
AP MATIONS
for
SVVI M G
LESSONS -
SEAFORTH LIONS POOL
Applications for Swimming
Lessons at the Seaforth Lions
Pool -this Sumner are now
being .accepted.
Applications are to be made on
forms available at Seaforth Public, St.
James Separate and Huron 'Centennial
Schools, The Huron Expositor or at the
Park.
Two Courses Are Planned ...
The FirSt in July and
the Second in August
Applications are to be completed
and returned not later than Friday,
June 23rd, so that classes may be an-
ounced prior to commencement of in-
, struction, July 4th, 1972.
There is no charge for Instruction, but Students are required
Ate purchase a Season's TIAcet.
THESE ARE AVAILABLE AT THE POOL.
TODAY'S CHILD
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BY NEON ALLEN
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HE'S SPORTS-MINDED
It's baseball time arid a happy season for Gerald. This
young lad IS sports-minded' and baseball is one of his fav-
orites.
Gerald has just turned 10. He is a tall handsome boy
• with sparkling eyes. •
In excellent health, he is doing well In Grade Four and
is wellz•liked by both classmates and teachers. He is well-
informed and . articulate. At least average in ability, Gerald
will probably be better than average when he feels settled
in a home of his own with parents to encourage and be proud
of him. •
Gerald enjoys Sunday School and a boys' club. He would
• very much like to learn to skate and swim but has not had the
opportunity. Neither has he been encouraged to read, but
since he is a bright boy, he will probably enjoy books if they
are available to him.
This friendly, appealing, sensitive youngster is very wary
of adults because his experiences have included almost nobody
he could count on. For the last three months, he has been in
a small treatment centre for children with emotional prob-
• lems, but, the psychiatrist says he should not remain there
more than' six months. He is insecure and cautious in form-
ing relationships but not emotionally distrubed.
The Children's Aid Society is anxious to find a warm,
loving, stimulating hone where he will be the someone special.
There should not be many other children to compete for the
parents' attention.
To inquire about adopting Gerald, please write to Today's
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto. For general adoption
information, write to yOur Childr,en's Aid Society. ,
First church WMS meets
• Mrs. Francis Coleman was
hostess, to First Presbyterian
Church, W. ,M. S, at a meeting
Thursday when twenty-four
members were present. Roll call
was answered with a bit of clip-
pings taken-, out of the Church
Magapnes.
• Mrs. Francis Coleman had
charge of the programme and
opened with a pdem. Mrs.Hille-
brecht gave the. scripture lesson
followed with prayer by Mrs.
Annie Harrison.
The programme consisted' f'
One Continent of Many Cultures
• read out of the Study Book. on
Africa. by Mrs. Coleman.
Miss Sandra Colemanfavored
with a solo.
Miss Jean Scott presided for,
the business in place of presi-
dent,,Mrs,. Jack Thompson, who
Was. absent. A, poem was read
"To-day upon a Bus". Minutes
were read by Mrs. Harold Agar.
Lunch was served by the hostess
Miss Jean Scott thanked the
hostess and all that helped with
the meeting.
Use
Expositor
- Want - Ads
Phone 527-0240
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Proceeds in Aid of -Lions Park Maintenance and Coninninity
Projects
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News of coratfooce
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Residents welcome visitors
and Mrs. Sohn Thompson, ani, in honour of Linda McMichael
Miss Betty Thompson of Toronto, 1. and Mrs. Ivan Hill of
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter Exeter visited on Sunday with
of' Colborne Township and Mrs.
Mrs.m Andy Thompson of Ottawa, urd
Weekend visitors With r.
Miss Mary McIlwaqi
t Corresponden. Patsy Cook attended a surpri§e
and Bob weree Mr. and
b M Harpurhey spent Sunday at their
family attended a family reunion
cottage at Birch Beach near
held on Sunday at the home of
and Joan, Mrs. Bill COliins of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaddick of Mrs. Luther Sanders..
Kingsbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and
Mr. and Mrs.Ken Thompson,
prior to her marriage next Sat-
McMichael of Seaforth on Sunday
shower at the home of Mrs. Lois
rush A
Londesboro. Elmer Bennett of Detroit.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and. A number of the neighbour-
hood boys who belong to the Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and
Londesboro Cubs spent y riday Elizabeth when they celebrated
overnight camping at Point Farm. Elizabeth's birthday were Mr.
Lori Jewitt -of Clinton spent. and Mrs. George Turner, Barry
the weekend . with 'her grand- and Bonnie, and Mr. John Tur-
mother Mrs. EllaJewitt 4nsi boys, ner as1,1 of Tuckersmith, Mr. and
John and Elizabeth Lawson .-Mrs. Earl Lawson of Clinton,
attended a birthday party on Sat- Mr. . and Mrs. E. F. warren,
urday for Barry Turner of Tuck- Lynda and Helen of London and
ersmith. Mr. Stan MacDonald of Londes-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszca- • boro.
tor, Billy and Debbie spent the Mr. and Mrs. John Mann of
weekend camping at Elliott's Clinton visited on Sunday with
Pine Lake. Mrs. Irene Grimoldby.
Mrs. Finlay. Perrin of Lon- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
don and Mrs. Sebbin of Stratford spent Sunday afternoon in Walker-
were weekend visitors with Mrs. ton:
W. L. Whyte, Tom ande-Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan, and family spent Sunday evening
-Bill, Doug, Betty and Bob visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Hart
on Saturday evening with Mr. and of Brustels.
Mrs. Alfred Buchanan of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate
Mr. and Mrs. George Murray visited on Sunday with Mr. and
and Barbara of ,Galt spent the Mrs. Gordon MacGregor and
weekend at their summer home, family and with .Mr. and Mrs.
east of the village. Don MacGregor of London, who
Mr. and Mrs. Job n Wammes were visiting at the same home.
are oil a motor trip to the Mrs. • John Thompton and
east coast, visitirig at Nova Sco- Betty, Mrs. Sam McClure and
tia. Elaine. Mrs. Orville Storey and
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3•-a10 NIGHTS-3
Thursday
Friday-Saturday
--- COMMENCING AT 8 P M EACH NIGHT
SEAFORTH ,LIONS PARK
NEW PROGRAM EACH NIGHT
THURSDAY NIGHT
Well-Known Radio and 'TV
Personalities
THE CANADIAN PLAY BOYS
as featured on CFPL-TV show
"ROUND-UP"
in a program of fun and music
Spedal Share-the-Wealth Draw Each Night --
MIDWAY
Featuring New Ferris Wheel, Merry-Go-Round, Octopus Chair-O-Plane
and Other Rides
BINGO under cover —
New Games— Merchandize Booths
GIANT PENNY SALE 27r
mo r e t h an
1 popular I tems
Admission 50c— Children FREE— FREE Parking
a.
a.
SATURDAY NIGHT
BILLY MEEK
Star comedian of 'Pig and
Whistle', TV fame:
HAL BEE in a startling hand
balancing act.
DALT WALPOLE,. accompanist
CHILDREN' FREE DRAW •
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