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art, , AY" g n. y executive committee:. As of yet,
at home instead of playing out of approximately 20 or so interested no decisions have been made.FAT
town. Therq.were two meetings persons, a committee of 12 was Last night, a meeting was held at
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The Seafqrth Juvenile Seaforth tied the score in the did not allow an earned run in the and printer], All tsiwea.
Merchants won; their third fifth and then ushed the winner darkness dela ed ame.
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straight ° game by' edging around in the seventh when Bill The Merchantspoundedtwo 5.9$ --11.95
Kincardine, 6 S, Sunday- Salisbury drove in Steve Exeter pitchers for eight singles
;,zFs afternoon. in Seaforth. Southgate. who led off with a and triples by Bill Salisbury and
Gary Eisler stopped'Kincardine walk. Salisbury its now Kevin Bennett for their first
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" t on just three hits after, coming in batting,57,1' inning outburst..
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to pitch for starter Don Nicholson 7`hc game was sloppy and dull
who was raked for three runs in at first but Eisler's pitching, John NOTES: Gary Eisler has given
FASHION `74 — The grade seven and eight girls from Seaforth Public School••'"' the second. It was Eisler's third •, Feeney's fielding and a rare 5 - 4 - up only two earned runs in 20 (' PANT
modelled 'garments the made in Home Ec. classes at the school Tuesday
victory. .3 double la*v u ed the tem o. innin s ' for an incredible o.90 Portrel Knits,
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afternoon. Cheryl McClure wearing a top she made, describes Beth McNichol's The Merchants opened quickly Last Thursday the Merchants ERA. f and PermarPress Cottons. _
scoring t wo runs on singles by shaded -Ex eter 10 - S after almost Three of the Merchants were f /' f Sizes Sp — 62.
oM outfit site ryas made for the summer. Parents were invited to see the show and view.�
Nicholson, Bill O'Shea and John blowing a 9 - 0 first inning lead. play9
playing with injuries Sunday,
the crafts made in Home Ec. and Industrial Arts that were on display. (Staff Photo) Leeming and a walk to Steve Kevin Bennett never got however, late Saturday nights 7 9J5 -- 25 25.00'
Southgate. untracked and Gary Eisler came were written on most of the
YouingEisler, a notorious slow st in for relief. The ace righthander players' faces.
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Physical.
f i t n e ss
program
r er, gave up an unearne r
t•he fifth to fall behind 5 - 2 but
b batters. 13 of the last 14
0 Rourke gathered -at their,home
t)n Saturday night to express their
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dwelling that at ont time
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perms press cottons
Canada program was developed
"the
starts, n 'Se.afort
(By Debbie Darling) work in gym classes and any other their own progress on an official
activities they take part in, car d and the weighing of the
Students. between the ages of 7 Students will receive a crest points is done by the area
and 14 are being offered a chance each year if they achieve 'the co-ordinator.
to do 'something beneficial for required points. Any additional In Seaforth, the program
themselves in their spare time points accumulated earn the started on April 19. There are
this summer. students bronze silver a �d old resenth` 127 children re istered
SPORT JACKETS
NEWS OF • Fortrel. arid` Wools 49.00
Brucefield Men's DRESS' SHORTS 3.95 - 8.95
Correspondent
Mrs. Hugh Berry MEN'S DRESS HATS' in straws
Mr. and M-rs. Basil.•O'Rourke We are sorry to report that and checked Gabardines 3.95--5.95
marked their 50th Anniversary on Mrs. Mar.' Haugh is a patient in
.lune 10th: Friends and neighbors Seaforth Hospital.
in Bruccticld of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mroarry Lyndon, MEN'S PYJAMAS 7 95
The young Olympians of
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wreaths.
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with the most enthusiasm cgming
Mrs. Harold Connell, Mrs.
0 Rourke gathered -at their,home
t)n Saturday night to express their
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dwelling that at ont time
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Canada program was developed
"the
'In 1967, a centennial Kee Fit
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from the 10 and i I year olds.
Grant Chesney, Mrs. Joe Murphy
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wishes for many more years of
belonged to the late Mr. Andrew•
b 'Canadian Olympic
Yprogram
was established offering
Tex date 27 children have'
and Mt1%. Charles Geddes
happiness. Lenard. their only son
Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon will
Association to promote mass
'six different sports. The Young
received their master crest and 3-
attended the Festival Monday to
and his family of Qublin were
move shortly from Toronto. We
Best selection in Work'Clotrhing, Socks Ties,
participation in sport through
Olympians- include over 40
bronze wreaths have been given
sec -The Lmaginary Invalid`'. It
present.
welcome Barry and 'Susanne to
Belts, Underwear and Short Sleeve
games, athletics, and cultural
different activities, not all of them
out.
vas veru good. ,
Mrs, Helen Thomson, Mrs,
the village.
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Work Shirts
activities.
'It is three
being sorts.
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C1iJe Buist. recreation director
Mr. and Mrs. .los Mui ihv
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rdtia Paterson, Isobel Scott, Miss
Mr. Lorne Wilson is a patient•in
a year program
There is room for students who
is in chargc'of' the program here
were in Toronto on Saturday to
M.E.Swan. were hostesses and
London Hospital.
scheduled to end at the time of
the 1976. Olympics. During the
wish to participate in different
cultural activities and be given
in Seaforth. Anyone interested in
the program nutdrop in to his
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see Mr.'Murph�`s aunt w'ho is
r very ill in tile hospital.
served cake Jnd tea.
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Basil and Iene'ere presented
Word has been received that
Miss Violet Petre, London.
S.H.INEN'S,
summer, there will be a
credit comparable to things like
office on Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs, ,Jim ERIChave
with a bCa'Utiful lamp in gold and
passed away suddenly: Miss
community effort'to promote the
running and swimming. Should a
between 4 and 5 p.m. to enroll.
started their new home in the
w kite. Basil thanked all for
Peire is an aunt of Mr. Robert
program, according to John
McCarroll is the
student wish to act, take art in
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Cost is 50 cents a year.
village:
g': �,
coming and for their kindness.
Allan. Bruretield.
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f who setting
bike-a-thons, -or take part in
In the fall, there is a possibility
Mr, and Mt•;, Charles Geddes.
"The\' arc .Joi1v Good Fcllow•s��'
Mr.1211w•ood Stackhouse is not
Seaforth _ -- Ont.
activities up in the .Huron -Perth ,
VA
humanitarian work, they would
of a program being established
and the bovs'spent the weekend
w,tti out . closing a 'pleasant
is well as hitt many friends would
region.
be given credit.
for adults. They would receive
at Family Paradise, Mr. and Mrs.
c\a?ning.like.
Once school begins, credit will
The program works on the
similar crests and wreaths for
Wayne Scott and famil\' werc.otit '
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Thomson
Mr. and Mrs. T.A.Dutton spent
be given to 'students for their
honor system. Students fill out
their achievements.
at the hark list).
"pent the week end in Piston.
Wednesday in London.',
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an ..Footwear .Industries
a vvell established Kitchener Sh Manufacturer,. is'pl a n n i n 9 to sta rf a
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Cut.4 ting and, Sewing operation at vgnastra in beptemner.
we will have several openings -for SEWING'- MACHINE.,-._0P,ERAT0RS
& CLICK ER CUTTERS on both lea1her'an '
fabric materials.
Experienced Persons are preferred
but we are willing to train.
Average experiefgted operators will be
• able to earn $2.50 to $2.75 per hour
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