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ELIMINATIONS - 7 P.M.
ADMISSION ADULTS 1 50 CA-oLOREN 50
M.0 Johnny Stant r ••• . -rr,1
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Kinsmen Club of Mensal'
HENSALL COMMUNITY. CENTRE
JUNE 1S - 16, 1973
S•••• and hts'or fiddling champ,on I to,. Canada and the U 5 A [wooer, for rho
"Ward Allen Memorial Trophy"
$1,430 Cash Prizes
SATURDAY, JUKE 16
PLAYDOWNS r 7 P M
DANCING 10 P M •
THE "NIGHT HAWKS" woth parent. Petrie
AOMISVON ADULTS 2 00 CHILDREN 50
Camping Sites for Tents and Trailers Available Hensel Community Adjoining HensoltCommunq Centro •
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One Hundred and Fifth A,mival
-Hensall, Twilight
Spring Fair
And Implement Show
Tuesday, June 19
PARADE AT 6:00 O'CLOCK-P.M.
--Tirade must be prepared to move out at 6z00
Official Opening at 7:3Q p.m. by Jack Riddell '
- M.P.P. for Hurd
Zurich and District Centennial Band
94 PRIZE HEREFORD FEEDING CALVES WILL BE
'JUDGED AND AUCTIONED
— Booth on Grounds — '"
Special Parade 'Prizes
Herman South Huron Agricultural Society
Grant McGregor, Kippen, Ont. — P. L. McNaoghton, Hensel,
President , Secretary
a 1 9 7 3
Horse Judging to Commence. ProMptly
at 5:30 O'CLOCK P.M.
LARGE MIDWAY IN ATTENDANCE
M. L. 'Tory" Gregg, Master oi Ceremonies
CANDLE
RESTAURANT and TAVERN". -
Friday, Saturday
"THE BLUETONES"
•
Wednesday night '
The, Maitland Trio
Barfield Road-in Goderich -- Phone 524-7711
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The General Public Is Invited To An
OPEN HOUSE
and • .
OfFIc.IA, OPENING
of the' new
• Aufable-Sayfield.
Sat. afternoon, June 9,1973,
• Office 'and Workshop
1 :30 — 6:00 p.m. 14
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We are-located in Exeter, on Hwy. 83, 1/4 mi. West of Hwy. 4
2:00 p.m. — Official Opening Ceremonies
.3:00 p.m. — Demonstration of planting large tree
Authority tree spade
All afternoon — Tours of Facilities, Exhibits,
Slide Show, Displays of Equipment,
Literature, Park Plans
Light refreshments will be served.
Take this, opportunity to visit us and learn more about the
Work of your Conservation Authority.
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Story and Screenplay by CHARLES MOSS end STAN DRAGOTI
PAIJajc composed end conducted by SASCHA BURLANO MINIM Graduates
Produced by JACK L WARNER. Directed by SIAN DRAGOTI --
"Sometimes
a Great Notion"
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SHOWIIME
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AWBERRY SUPPER
WEDNESDAY, JUNE lath
It. Andrew's United Church
Kilipen, Ontario
Adults : $2.50 each Children 12 &. under $1.25
Pre-school Free
Dance .
Saturday, June 30th
AT SEAFORTH LEGION
' Dancing 0:30—?
MUSIC BY BLUETONES' °
*ZOO per couple — Tickets Only
— Limited number of tickets — NO 'MORE —
For tickets call 527-0443 — Contact a Legion,.Member
LISTEN TO'COUNTRY
and WESTERN MUSIC
by
PAUL ARTHUR
Thurs., Fri. and Sat
June 8, 9 and 10
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BROWNIES
CLINTON
BOX OFFICE OPENS
- ONTARIO'
virilfEiN .
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8:00 ' FIRST SHOW al 9:00 approx.
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. SIX MEN OUT
IDE REVENGERS!
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SUSAN HAYWARD ' •
OF HELL.
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Adult Entertainment
SAT-SUN-MON-TUES.'
,TUNE 9-10-11.12 '
Adult ,Entertalnment
PETER
A FRANNCADCH PRODUCTION
PETER SELLER$,- GOLDIE HAWN
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\.......COLOR. From Columbia Pictures 03110...
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Adult Entertainment ..
, Bronson
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—Boston Globe
presantation A TERENCE YOUNG Farm ,
From Golumtna Pictures- LH Ma
_COMING NEXT WED-THURS. -FRI Adult Entertainment
OF DYNAMITE"
' "FUZZ" -Burt Reynold . ROD STEIGER
, JAMES Adult Entertainment
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COBURN _
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FRIDAY and 'SATURDAY Dining room hours are
extended from noon to 10 p.m.
Cabaret Dance
Sat., June 9th
For Mr. and Mrs. Grant. Little
(nee Awinkles)
in the -
Legion Hall,, Seaforth
Music by '
ROYALAIRES
Rel,ceshments served, —
EVERY.OST'E WELCOME
Elie Hairen.
Motor Hotel
This Week
Moonshine
VERSATILE GROUP.
Po p..
ROCK,A COUNTRY
Coming Next Week:
"SHADOW"
4 Guys and a Girl
Matinee Saturday
agement
r New
QUEENS HOTEL
,SEAFORTII
Drop in And Meet
Jim & Joan
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CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRI., JUNE 8th
8:15 p.m. .
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
— $75.00 Jackpot to Go —
TWO DOOR PRIZES
Adroissien MOO
Elqra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
• (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMITTED) - •
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth BranCh 156,
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
ENTERTAINMENT AT
FAMILY PARADISE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10
JIM MEDD -and HIS GUITARS
FAMILY PARADISE i iANIPING
PARK
Don't forget Saturday'Night Dances
Country and. Western'.Entertainment
SATURDAY
the Red Knight -Room
Elgin, Gard. and Don fisher
WITH AUDREY KERR AT THE PIANO
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
IN THE LADIES and ESCORTS ROOM
Russ &
TASTY CHICKEN WINGS' FOR SNACKS
AMPLE FREE PARKING
WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOM
LUNCHEONS -- 12 tot and 6 to 8
HOT BEEF, HOT PORK, HOT HAM. and HOT. HAMBURG—
It includes Potatoes end Vegetables
Any one of these items $1 •00.
— Plus other items at low prices — We sell ice. —
COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth
41111111111ePasemoinemonewst ingind • —11 111111110., 4.111.1111111.
LONDON and DISTRICT SOCCER
St. Columban
London Yugoslav
Sat., June 9, 6 pm.
$. D. H. S. SOCCER FIELD
' SEAFOHTH.LIONS CAR cum NO. 3
Draw and 'Dance
FRIDAY, JUNE 15th -
Music 'by 'BLUE TONES.
Admission is free to holders of •draw tickets.
A limited number of tickets are available to
other than' holders of draw tickets. These
tickets at $2.00 • each are available at Sea-
forth banks or. frcim Lions Club. members
And must be obtained' in aaPance.
Admission includes lunch
CHICKEN
'BARBEQUE
JUNE i4
Klnbuirn Hail
5 8 pm.
Sponsored by.
Canadian ,Foreeters
Tickets: 124/0 — ,
6 to 12: $1.00 ---under 6 tree
TARE OUT ORDERS
AVAILAME
STAG
for
RAY KENNEDY
SAT., JUNE 16
CLINTON ARENA
Admission $1.00 .
Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Houston
and Joanne and Jeff spent Sun-
day with Mr. James A, Houston.
Rev. Ken Inns and Mrs. limes
of Wanham, Alberta, visited at
the Dennis borne on Sj5n.rling St
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reynold!
and Kimberly Ann of London
spent last weekend with Mr
and Mrs., Frank J. Smale, wil
son St.
Mr. and Mrs. Elme
Hutchinson of Durham were visit
ing friends in town on Wednes
day. Mr. Hutchison is a forme
chief of police in•Seaforth.
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Gorwi
have returned to their home fro!
the West Indies where they spet
the Winter. •
Joanne Carter, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Don Carter, R.R.4
Seaforth, ,will be featurbd ste
dancing on • Big Al's Tale
Showcase on Sunday, June 10t
4'
THIS WEEK
AT THE
ROYAL .HOTEL
MITCHELL
Thursday Frida
Saturday
In the
CROWN ROOM
.The Revols
Dining man open en Itund5we
from 12 otoolad p.m. and S so.ra.
to $ p.m. In the awning.
.the walt around the Huron
County jail houge 'in Godetigh
have been saved but it is "going
to take a fair amount of com-
munity 'interest and. money to
promote the building so it'can
become a tourist attraction in
the future.
That's partly' the reason•that
the Save, The Jail Society wants
,to 'produce a documentary-type
film about the -jail for showing
In and.. around the county to
stimulate enthusiasm for the
project.
But Huron County Council'a
property committee had turned
down the' request of the film-
makers prior to last Thurscray's
session and it was Goderich
Deputy-reeve Stan Profit who
raised the matter in open council.
Profit was looking for a change
in that decision and by day's-end
had seen it . . though It was
hardly unanimous.
During the Property Com-
mittee. report, it was clear the'
jail was to "remain closed while
the building prograM --(at the
Huron-Perth Regional Assese-
ment Office ) is underway".
However,Reeve Profit .' re.-
quested_ tat the local film •
makers be allowed to shoot their`
pictures prior to the beginning
of construction at the assessment
office,' probably around' the first
of July. '
"The film is not a glorifi-
cation of the battle for the wall,"
he. protested. "I fail to see why
it couldn't be donee `0:It is an
effort on the part, of these people'.
to try and help anyone promote
the jail. It is a one shot effort.,
and I understand they 'could .be
in and out long before construc-
tion' begins at the assessment
office if they have the permis-
sion to go ire"
"It is an historical building,"
pleaded Reeve Ed. Oddleifson, of
Hayfield. "It is older ' than
Confederation. The film should
be made before the jail is changed
in any . way. It should go on
record as it is at the present
time."
Reeve Oddleifson then moved
that County Council give permis-
-
,ronteeri
Huron: cqq.nty • Oil:
to council
slon for the film .to lie Made
before construction got Underway
at the asseastneht building.
' However,' Ceinit7 Clerk-trea-
surer John Berry indicated his
belief that it was a„4.900141.1 for
the property committee, not the
whole of council.
Reeve Oddleifson then sug-
gested that the motion could be
changed to give' the committee
power-to-act, making it unneces-
sary ter the matter' to come
before Cdenty Council • In June
and thereby rushing the decision
;gong, There was no answer trem
Mr. Berry and-no reaction from
Council.
"This money-making
scheme," • pornmented Reeve
Harold pLobb; Clinton. "It is
going to help Goderich?" Reeve
.Cobb is ,chairman of the
County property Committee.
Reeve Profit answered that in
his view it was going to help
the jail which is-the property of
Huron County.. •
"I wouldn't stand in the way
of the filet being made," .said
Reeve Lobb, "arid I'd wager that
no member of the committee
would." ' • "
Reeve Profit reminded him
that the request to- make the
film had already been turned
down, at a meeting from which
chairman Lobb was absent.,
"It was elf" mused ite,eve
Lobb. •
He , went on to state that as
long as 'only ,three people (Dir-
eptoe Brian Markson, photogra-
pher Ron Shaw and lighting tech-
nician Brian Hall) were respon-
sible for the production of the
film and since the funds from
the film would "stay in the county
and help that jail", he could
approve the film being made
there.
"If the property committee
can have open house, they can let
-the picture be made," said Reeve
Hugh Flynn, Hullett.
"Is every group .going to be
allowed in?" asked Reeve Allan
Campbell,'' McXillop.
got to be fair with everyone."
Reeve Oddleifson commented Ir..,
that this permission was for one ,
group only and otherswould have
to "go through channels" • to
obtain the same rights. '
Reeve Profit called the film
Making • an . example of "local
initiative".,1"
1 ,These people are trying to
help," he said. "To rbject them
now because they gave us a 'little
bit of a hassle a few months ago
Is unre?,sonable".
Reeve, Everett Mcllwain,
Goderich Township, wanted some
assurance that the names of
Steven . TruscOtt 'and Nicholas
Melady Would ript be mentioned in
the was reminded
the jail film.
He reminded that an outline
of the proposed project contained
assurance that there would be no
portrayal of .now-famous pris-
°dere once detained in the jail.
'During the portion of the
Meeting .devoted to motions,. the
matter Came to a vote and was
approved, with only a handful of
councillors showing their oppo-
sition by raising their hands.
Also lir the Property Com-
mittee report, it was learned
study is • , being made into the .
poseibility' of constructing , steel
stePa ''''''''' Dunlop's Tomb to re-
place the present wooden ones.
Estimated costs - are high,
however, and a full inspection of
the site was to be carried out
last Friday by the Property Com-
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