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TOWN of -SEAFORTH
TAXES
Taxpayers are reminded that the second
regular installment of Municipal Taxes is due
CJUNE 30; - 1973
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.,
NEWS OF
Staffa ,
- Correspondent
Mks. John Templeman
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SELME •
• A. large crowd attended the
ham, and strawberry supper at
Hibbert. United' -Church on
Wednesday evening:
' mrb. Henry Harburn 'is at
a , present time a Patient at' Uni-
versity.H3SPital in LOndon.
Mrs' Jessie 'Hamilton, who
has• been' a patient in Stratford
Community hospital is home with
Mr.' and Mrs. Lorne Elliott and
Wilfrid.
Miss June Alton,- Lucknow,
his been holidaying with her
grandmother, Mrs. Penelope
and Mr. Lisle Warden. "
..gr Miss Darlene Tempteman,
•visited on the weekend with
filendi in Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob -,Norris,
Susan, Jill and Robert' visited
on the weekend with Mrs. Bessie
Meir and Miss Pat Meir, Win-
,dsor.
r. and Mrs. Bertilood and
Mrs. ertrude Rorebeck,Hamil-
ton,, isited on the weekend with
Mrs. Bruce Eaton' and fancily.
A family gathering was held
Sunday evening at the home of
Mr. ,and Mrs. Alvin"c ole, honour-
ing them on their 25th wedding
anniversary. Present were :
•'11,lis. 'Russell Ische, Brenda and
Bradley, Sebringvkile; Mr: and,
Mrs. George Brodhagen and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R3rall
GirI8 won a loosely played game
'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Willems and family of London visited Mr.
at the • 'expense of the Rostock left, on • Friday - for a, month's, , and Mrs. 'Jos. F. Ryan on,SpridaY. .,
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-Mr. and Mrs. HaroldMaloney
Witt attend .conference ,
and Elaine of Seaforth sp,ent.SunL-
.
• ' ' . da y 'with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred.
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\ ,;During the:ytieek of June 24th- .Calf Club. - ' •.7alMohresy.. Steve 'Maloney is a
30th, over ninety 4-14 members ' The objective of 4-11. is •Ithe patient in St.. Joseph's 'hospital
from all parts of, Ontario will personal development 'of young ' in London. ..
-be participating in the"-Provin- People: The conference is par-' Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney
cia1.4-H LeadershiP•Conference titularly deSigned to help dele- left on Monday for'a trip to the
held' at the University of Guelph. -gates develop their leadership Western Provinces- tip visit with
.
Attending troth. the County 'of potential through'participation in • friends and relatives. •
'Huron will, be: -Joe Plielan, #2,' leadership -seminars, social re-
Blyth froM: the Blyth 4,-H Dairy. - ("
Calf Club; Glen , McNeil, 40, creation and program planning
Goderich from tbeDungannon 4-H , workshops, and daily program
'Calf Club; Barri, Gordon, , #1, committees -for the duration 'of
Seaforth from the: Seaforth, 4-H the week. •. • '
- The Dublin Girls stretched Bantam Girls. The game, was -, vacation in Eprope, Holland. arid , •
their winning streak, three wins 'played in• Dublin and the final Other places of interest.
tO no. losses, by defeating Tavis score Was 22-20 in 'favour of Mrs. Theresa Mederack and
took Bantams Vilurs. ,,Jime 14 Dublin. 'The next home• game ' son Brian of Kitchener, visited
in TaVistock . by 'a score of will be July°10 against Tavistock, ,"with Mr. an /Os. Pete Maloney
10 - 9 anti by defeating Rostock ' while the next away game will • Sr. on Father's day. . , ' '
the following night in Dublin 22-20,' be in Rostock June 28 at 7:p.m. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. John Krauskopf,
The. game in TaVistock was Fan .sUppprt would be. much and family of Guelph and Mr.
Very exciting and very well played appreciated by the girls. " ,and ' Mrs. Danny Costello and
by the Dublin girls,. .The runs .. . . ,family 9f, Kitchener spent Sunday
obtained by eitherteani ,were hard Mr. and Mr*. Joe Malone and With Mr. and Mrs. Din Costello.
family of, WIrridpet Manitoba, Sister Leona Givlin of Essex
arevisiting Mr.. and •Mrs. Dan visited 'with her' mother Mrs.
Costello for a few 'Weeks. . Agnes Giylin on the weekend.
Mr. Bill Evans, -Joanne- and , Mr. and Mrs. Jim 011ette and
friend and Colleen and Jimmieof children of Windsor spent the
Niagara Falls, visited 'aiirS. , weekend with Mr.,and Mrs. Hugh
Camilla Evans on Thursday and Benninger.' • ..
On Friday June 15, the Dublin_ F riday.
come by but the Dublin girls
managed to hest Tavistock by
one run.
Maureen Delaney performed
pitching duties for Dublin' while
Sharon Sippel pitched for Taxis-
totk.
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• and Mrs. Wilfrid 'Annis., Mitchell;
London' and Mr.. and Mrs,. John-
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BEEF
Templeman and family.
Rev. A.H. Daynard officiated
for communion and baptism ser-
vices held in Hibbert United
Church on Sunday. ',Joining 'by
letter were: Mr. 'and ' Mrs. Alf .
Ross Jr. from chiselhurst; Mrs.
Paul Barnes, .Mitchell; Mrs.
• DdrialdUpshall, St. Columb14.'
Mrs. Roger Jacicgon, A. Marys'.
Children baptized were , Joyce
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne' Fell; Daniel James,
son bf Mr. and Mrs. Donald Up
shall/%• Randy Thomas, sdn of
Mr,. and Mrs. Gary Finlayson.
Relatives and friends.Of Rus-
sell and Margaret (Dow) Miller„
joined them on Saturday evening
June '46 in Staffs Hall 'to cele-
brate with them on the Occasion
of their 25th wedding anniver'-
sary.
Euchre and crokinole were
enjoyed followed by dancing.
many • lovely gifts were ,
received by the. couple .and the
evening ended 'with a smorgas-
bord lunch and anniversary cake.
The , couple took, their family,
Lee, Teresa,. cordon And Mark
out to dinner on Tuesday, June
19, the actual ',Wedding date.
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NEWS OF ,
Wppdhalii
Correspondent'
Mlis Jean Copeland
Hold .Ferg Horan
Fergus: Hogan, custodian ,ef
St. Patrick's. Scheol;'bublin, for
• several years, - was guest of
honour, at a special day .in
appreciation Of his years of .ser-
vice. Each classs froin One to
eight• Presented their apprecia-
'tion. with songs, poems and cards
of thank. you. , ' „ . , • • , .
The highlights of the day were
when the president_ Mary Ann
VanBergen- put • a first 'pride
ribbon on Mx...Horan; when Fattier
d ay
Dili gave a speech, of appreciaz
tion followed by.Sister,Florense's
address. •
Concluding the morning's'
entertainment was the presen-
tation of a lounge chair to. Mr.
Horan by pupils :and 'staff of
St. Patrick's Schpol, the Sisters
and P,. T. A. Mr . Horan expressed
his thanks to the school for
memorable days.
Lunch was served and. was.
followed by a: hurnOrons film
etarring‘Abbot and Costello'.
Thacker , and' Glenn Copeland;
Bag' Race, Men, Jim Gunton;
Three legged -.race , janet
Parkinson-and Susan Spence, Bob
Cowdrey and David Spence;
Adults, Iris and Jim Gunton.and
riel\ Webb and Debbie Schaeffer;
l'154.4-141rrevG..-410.40, Beth and
Eleanor Williams and' Barbara
JaqueS and Butsy Parkinson.
Several relays •were played and
a candy scramble was• held for
'the children.. Cheryl Brine! was
•the Winner for, the mystery box.
KIRKTON HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY 'BUS TRIP .
The Kirkton Horticultural:So-
• ciety held its annual bus trip.
'Three -bus. loads of members
left early • in • the morning and
arrived at the Elmira-'Farmers
Market around nine o'clock.
Several, purchases of home baking
and needlework' and fresh vege-
tables were made. Later in the
morning visits were made to the
Cole Bowman Art Studie, where
we saw beautiful oil paintings,
on to Brubacker's gro,cery store
and the Sapbuckett Craft, Shop,
pienic hindh was ,enjoyed at G,ib-
son Park. In the afternoon a
visit- was made to the Enchanted
Doll Holm near Elora., Neatly
1,000 dolls were displayed in-
different settings. Dolls dressed
to represent every country in the
,world; nursery'rhymes and,Bible
stories, etc. There was a model
of a General store in 1867 and a
Mennonite ' kitchen. . The Ben
Accord Farm near Salem which
featured antiques and wood crafts
was also visited.
• The buses returned to Elmira
where a hot turkey supper was
served in the Legion Hall..
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The South !Mon -.Christian Women's Club held their
monthly song service irk 'the chapel Sunday evening with
special Music supplied by a group of young people. '
Marie Flynn, of Clinton, 'Joined Nortnali Speir and
Jerry Collins to provide the. music for Monday's activi-
ties. A new resident, Mr, Sharp-er Goderich, was
welcoined to the Home.
The 'Country Drive, sponsored by the men of Exeter
United Church, took place Monday evening: Well over one
hundred residents took' advantage: ef the two-hour,,drive
_through the - Country and with Ideal Weather conditions was
rated as one of the highlights of the year.
l'wentY„41x adopted Grandparents of the Clinton Kinette
Club were treated to a smorgasbordsupPer,,TUesday evening'
in the Clinton_Public School cafeteria. Eact of the residents
received a corsage when they arrivedand following supper
were entertained at a social hour on the school 'lawn.
The ladies of North, gfreet United Church, Goderich,
entertained. their senior Citizen and shut:4n members Wed-
nesday afternoon to a picnic supper at the Church Camp,'
•• One hundred and twenty-five people ,attended the,picnic,
•which included nine from the Home and all report.a lovely
afternoon. -
Twenty-four residents. having -June birthdays 'mere
honpured.. on Wednesday at a. Birthday Party provided ,by
the Riirondale wotnee'nnstitute. The President;grs.Carl
Mills, introduced the program which included a sing-a-long
led by Mrs. Cann, an accordfan solo by David Rundle, vocal
solos by Cheryl Cann and Suean Spence, a piano solo by
Sandra SteWart; . instrumentals ' by Mrs. King, Maurice
QUance, Cecil Skinner and Norman Speir. Gifts were
presented to the celebrants following 'the singing- of Happy
Birthday and lunch was 'served by the ladies. Mrs. Shapton,
who :this • month celebrated her 97th birthday, expressed
the appreciation- of the residents.
The Rhythm Band from the Goderich Psychiatric Hos-
pital. entertained the residents at the family night program.
Gordon Harrison; leader of the band, arranged an hour of
,variety numbers. Miss pearl Gidley filled in with some
piano instrumentals until the entertainers arrived. Mrs.
• Rackwell thanked those taking,part on behalf of the residents.
. The flowers in the church on
Sunday last were in memory of
.the late William Rodd of Exeter,
-rforiner menrhrer. of this church.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Donald Brine
and Cheryl, and Mr. and Mrs.
°sear Brine were Sunda,y gatests.,•
wit') Mr. and Mrs. Rossig.finisepil .,
L Lynn and Dale of Fot",LIne,),
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Rodd-
,and family were Sunday guests'
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert. Kirkby •
of Kirkton.
The Church service was with-
' thi drawn on Sunday due to the
Anniversary services at the
Kirkton United . Church.- Several
'from the community attended the
service there.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
The annual Su-nday School pic-
nic was held on Saturday at the
Riverview, Park, Exeter with a
good crowd attending.
The following were the prize
winners: Races, "Preschool and
Kindergarten, Johrl Hartwick and
Leona,rd ,Williams; Grade 1 and
2, Chris -Williams and-Patricia,
Covidrey; Grade - 3 and 4, Step-
hanie Hartwick and Scott
Thomson; Grade .5 and 8 Bob
Cowdrey and David Spence;
Grade 7 and 8, Lorie Webb and
Michele Robinson; Ladies, Julie
Webb Webb and"Brenda Parkin-
'son; Men, Marvin Hartwick and
• B ill Spence; Ladies' Kick 'the
lot Slipper, Brenda Parkinson and
• Cheryl Brine; Men, Jim Gunton
and Bill, Spence•
'
GirIS Bag race,
' Julie. Webb and Brenda, Parkin-
son, lied; Ladies Bag race r Julie
, - Webb and Brenda Parkinson, tied.
Ladies Bag race Julie Webb. and
Iris Gunton; Balloon and water
game Team 'of June Robinson,
Butay, Parkinson, Leonard