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31 attend
Northside
meeting
Unit one of Northside U.C.W.
met at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Walden on May 6 with an
attendance of 31 ladies.
Mrs. Roberton presided over
the meeting. The minutes were
read by Mrs. L. , Malaniuk. The
treasurer's report was given by
Miss Ruth' Cluff. Anniversary
spoons are now available for sale.
The general meeting is on May 27
with unit one in charge of
pregram.
Devotional part was opened by
Mrs. Gordon who read a poem
"Little Roads to Happiness"!
Scripture was Psalm 107.
After prayer by Mrs. Gordon,
Mrs. Papple reviewed the study
book.
Bible reading were Matthew
chapter 7 and chapter 23, also
Mark 8 verses 24 - 36. These all
tied in with the study book.
Mrs. ?apple gave a reading
'My creed'. Courtesy remarks
were given by Mrs. Gordon. Th
meeting closed by repeating the
nizpah benediction. A social 1/2 hr.
followed.
Smile
"One thing leads to another,
and thousands of years after
the Invention of the wheel some-
body thought of the wheel tax".,
Parks and Campsites are among
our greatest natural attractions.
This is what Ontario is doing
to expand and protect them.
The Ontario Government has a firm policy
of establishing and maintaining provincial
parks and campsites.
This year, for example, four new provin-
tbal parks and over 600 new campsites are
- being developed for the enjoyment and
recreation of Ontario residents— bringing
the total number of operating parks to 120
and campsites to 21,000.
The new parks are:
Silent Lake Provincial Park, 1860 acres sit-
uated 13 miles north of Apsley on High-
way 28.
85 campsites are available, but no motor
boats will be allowed. Regular_fees apply.
Ferris Provihcial Park, situated one mile
south of Campbellfb.rd on bounty Roeft 31,
has been expanded by..adding 87 camp-
sites,' comfort stations,. and boat launch
ramp kir access to the Trent River System.
Regular fees apply.
Brontetrr Provincial Park, at the Queen
Elizabeth Nay and Highway 25, midway. be-'
tween. Toronto and Hamilton, will be open
withot .' charge this year for day-use and
picnicking. Among its special features are a
children's farm and nature hikes.
.Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park, near
Dorion on Highway 27 about 35 mileS east
of Thunder Bay, provides walking trails
along the canyon's edge to give visitors a
spectacular view of the "Grand Canyon of
Ontario." No admission charge.
Additional campsites are under construc-
tion at several existing providcial parks —
Algonquin, Bon Echo, Killbear, Fairbank,
Remi Lake and Ivanhoe.
If you would like more information about
Ontario provincial .parks or campsites, or a
map showing their locations, write to:
Ontario Parks Division,
Ministry of Natural Resources
Whitney Block
99 Wellesley Street West
Torontq, Ontario M7A 1W3
Ministry of Natural Resources
Leo Bernier, Minister
nilm'keirmeami
Government of Ontario
William Davis, Premier
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11:20 Western Ontario Tonight
Mery Griffin
THURSDAY
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8:45 Mon Ami
9:00 Friendly Giant
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10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
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6;30 Movie
8;00 Front Page" Challenge
8:30 Billy Liar
9:00 Rhoda
10:00 Mannix
11:00 The National
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11:45 Movie
SUNDAY
8:30 Ontario Schools
10:30 NFB Presents:
11:00 Family Finder
11:30 Junior Talent Hour
12:30 Hymn Sing
1:00 Roy Jewell Farm Show
1:30 SAInnirer Country Canada
2:00 NHL Playoffs
5:015 Music TO See
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6:30 Romauy Jones
7:00 The Beachcombers
7:30 The Irish Rovers
8:00 The Waltons
9:00 Sunday Movie
11:Q0 The National
11:15 Nation's Business
11:20 PM News etc.
11:45 Heritage 'Highways
11:50 Movie Review
12:20 Movie
NOTE:
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MONDAY
8:00 Ontario Schools
8:45 Mon Ami
9:00 Friendly Giant
9:15 Ontario Schools
10:30 Mr. "Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Cartoons
12:30 News at Noon
12:45 Movie
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Monday at 3
Si30 Take 30
4:00 Family Court
SATURDAY
8:00 La Boite A Surprise ••
8:30 D'Iberville
9:00 Polka Dot Door
9:30 Hilarious House of Fright-
, enstein
10:30 Circle Square
11:00 Junior Talent Hour
12:00 Wrestling
1:00 Reach For The Top.
1:30 Gardening with Gwen
2:00 F.A.Cup Finals
4:00 Sports TBA
5:00 Bugs Bunny
6:00 Supper Show
7:30 Music Machine
8:00 Front Page Challenge
8:30 Billy Liar
9:00 Movie
10:30 George Hamilton IV
11:00 The National
11:20 Western Ontario
Weekend
11:45 Movie
SUNDAY
7:30 Niven Miller
8:00 The Church Today
8:30 OECA
10:30 Rex Humbard
11:30 It is Written
12:00 Peoples Church
1:00 + Focus
1:30 Country Canada
2:00 Under Attack
3:00 Family. Finder
3:30 Wonders of The Wild
4:00 Speaking Out
4:30 Arts '75
5:00- Music To See
5:30 Singtime
6:00 Disney
7:00 Beachcombers
7:30 Irish Rovers
8:00 Waltons
9:00 The Private Life of Henry
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11:00 The National
11:20 Western Ontario
Weekend
11:45 Starlight Theatre
MONDAY
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8:45 Mon Ami
9;00 Friendly Giant
9:15 OECA
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesathe Street
12:00 Cartoon Corner
12:30 Noon Report
12:45 Movie
2:30 Edge of Night
4:U0 Juliette and Friends
3:30 Thirty from Ottawa
4:00 Pi roily Court
4:30 Forest Rangers
5:00 Hogans Heroes
5:30 Partridge Family
6:00 John Strong Report
6:30 Truth or Consequences
1:00 fled Haw
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0:30 This is The Law
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11:00 The National
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11:45 Movitl' On
THURSDAY
8:00 Ontario Schools
8:45 Mon Ami
9:00 Friendly Giant
9:15 Ontario Schools
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Cartoons
12:30 News at Noon
12:45 Movie
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Thursday at 3 with Bill
Brady on arts
3:30 Take 30
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Forest Rangers
5:00 Partridge Family
5:30 Dick Van Dyke
6:00 FYI
.7:00 The Odd"Couple
7:30 Barney Miller
8:00 Carol Burnett Show.
9:00 Rhoda
9:30 Bob Newhart Show
10:00 Mannix
11:00 rfhe National
11:20 PM
11:45 Police Woman
12:45 Movie
FRIDAY
8:00 Ontario Schools
8:45 Mon Ami
9:00 Friendly Giant
9:15 Ontario Schools
10:00 Canadian Schools
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
12:00 Cartoons
12:30 News
12:45 Movie
0. 2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Friday at 3 with Becky
Carnegie
3;30 Take 30
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Forest Rangers
5:00 Partridge Family
5:30.0 Dick Van Dyke
6:00 FYI
'7:00 Manhunter
8:00 All In The Family
8:30 M.A.S.H.
• 9:00 Tommy Hunter Show
10:00 Hawaii Five-0 •
11:00 The National
11:20 PM
11:45 Movie
MOVIES
SATURDAY, MAY 24
11:45 'The Curse Of The Were-
wolf" Oliver Reed,
Clifford Evans,
Partridge Family
John Strong Report
Truth or Consequences
Lawrence
TBA
Welk
Movies
George Hamilton IV
The National
Mery Griffin
Western Ontario Tonight'
FRIDAY
OECA
Mon Ami
Friendly Giant
OECA
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street
Cartoon Corner
Noon Report
Movie
Edge of Night
Juliette and Friends
Take Thirty
Family Court
4:30,,,Forest Rangers
5:00 Hogans Heroes
5:30 Partridge. Family
6:00 John Strong Report
6:30 Truth or Consequences
7:00 Maude
7:30 Chico and the' Man
8:00 All In TheFamily
8:30 M*A*S*H
9:00 Tommy Hunter
10:00 Barnaby Jones
11:00 The National
11:20 Western Ontario Tonight
11:45 Mery Griffin
1:15 Movie
MOVIES 44,
SATURDAY, MAY 24 ,
6:00 "Second Chance" - Cohn
O'Shea, Brian Keith,
Elizabeth Ashley.
11:45 "Interlude" - Oskar
Werner, Barbara Ferros?
SUNDAY, MAY 25
9:00 The Private Life of Henry
VIII
11:50 ' "One in a Million" -
Sonia Hennie, Don
Ameche
MONDAI MAY 26
12:45 "Branded" -Alan Ladd,
Mona Freeman.
11:45 Mery Griffin
TUESDAY, MAY 27
12:45 "Dark City" - Charlton
Heston, Elizabeth Scott.
1:45 Men/ GAF:it_
WEDNESD14Y,TVIAY 28
12:45 "Man Trap" - Jeffery
Hu-liter, Stella Stevens
11:45 Mery Griffin
THURSDAY, MAY 29.
12:45 ''Morgan" - Vanessa
Redgrave, Da yid Warner
9:00 "Death Cruise" - Richard
Long, Polly Bergen.
11:45 Mery Griffin
FRIDAY, MAY 30
12:45 " 3ralphuriters" - • Burt
Lancaster, Shelley
Winters.
1:15 "Assassination Bureau" -
Diana Rigg, Oliver Red.
SUNDAY, MAY'25
9:00 "The Private Life of
Henry VIII"
12:20 "Gildersleeve's Ghost"
Harold Peary, Marion
q Martin.
MONDAY MAY 26
12:45 "Jessica" '-''Angie Dickin-
son, Maurice Chevalier
11:45 "The Dexter Crisis" t
Rockford Files
TUESDAY, MAY 27 r'
12:45 "The Lonely Are The
Brave" - Kirk Douglas,
Walter Mat
11:45 Kolchak: The Night
Stalker "Primal Scream" '
WEDNESDAY, Y 28
12:45 ")(7.15...7.-James Stewart,
Charles Bronson.
11:45 Movin' On
THURSDAY, MAY 29
:45 "The Night Walker" -
Robert Taylor, Barbara
Stanwyck,
11:45 "The Beautiful Die
Young" - Police Woman.
12:45
"A Wig For Miss Devore" - John
Fiedler, Linda Watkins,
John Baragrey, Patricia
Barry.
FRIDAY, MAY 30
12:45 "Moment To Moment" -
Jean Seberg, Honor'
Blackman.
11:45 "The Way West" - Kirk
Douglas, Robert Mitchum
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A good, lively meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary to Seaforth
Community, Hospital was held on
Tuesday, May 13th in the Board
Room of the Hospital,
-Mrs. Alice McConnell said
1974 was an action year,
profitable, and showed the great
amount of time, effort and work,
put into it all from the 71 active
and 12 associate members.
An invitation to a Centennial
Tea to be held May 15 at the
Clinton Public Hospital, was
extended. Fashion „Parade with
uniforms of the past century
would be shown as part of
Clinton's upcoming Centennial.
On May 28 Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital in Goderich
is having a Penny Fair Tea and a
bid to attend this event was
given.
Distinctive honour was
bestowed on the local President,
Mrs. Frances Te.atero, by the
0,H.A.A. At their Convention to
be held Oit. 26 - 29 at the Royal
York in Toronto, she has bee.n
asked to perform as a "resource"
person. Apparently they want her
to present a verbal, picture of the
way theSeaforth Auxiliary is run,
which makes it successful and
with meaning in the community.
May 28 is also the day when
there will be a large group of the
younger younger generation
treated to a tour of the local
hospital.
The Fall Conference will be
held Sept. 29 at Stratford. Mrs.
Wilma Oke said • she would be
happy to take some pictures in
connection with a photo contest at
this time.
A letter regarding the
Margaret Fraser Memorial
award for candy stripers was read
by Mrs. Markin Turnbull, and the
possibility of there' being two
Seaforth Candy Stripers eligible
for application was discussed.
There is a $100 Bursary attached
to this award.
An appreciation party for
Candy Stripers will be held June 4
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'
Cleave Coombs,
June 10 is t last gathering
until Fall. It's to e a social fun
night at the Golf Club at 6:30 with
catering by Mrs. Miller. Tickets
are avhilable from Mrs. Pat
Armes, 527-1459. Price $4.50.
Mrs. McConnell says the guest
speaker will be Mrs. Frank
Fingland who will show a great
collection of dolls, the kind at
which you look but don't touch.
See you there.
The Hospital has been given a
coloured T.V.
Mrs. 'Pat Bennett is now
District-Seeretary•Treasurer, a
post, she has held since April
past.
A committee was • asked to
attend a meeting on May 26. that 8
P.M. to discuss a float for the
Centennial Parade.
Tickets are available on the
handmade afghan; which will be
raffled off at the Fall Fair Sept.
19th at five for $1.00.
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OECA 10:30
Mon Ami 11:00
Friendly Giant 11:20
OECA 11:45
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street 8:00
Cartoon Corner 8:45
Noon Report 9:00
Movie 9:15
Edge of Night 10:30
Juliette and Friends 11:00
Take Thirty , 12;00
Family Court 12:30
Forest Rangers 12:45
Hogans Heroes 2:30
Partridge Family 3:00
John Strong Report 3:30
Truth or Consequences 4:00
Rhoda
Circle Eight Ranch
Happy Days
Police Story
Front Page Challenge.
Up Canada
News Magazine
The National
Western Ontario Tonight
Mery Griffin
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Friendly Giant
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Being a rural mother of tour
.pre-schoolers, I eagerly await the
weekly issue of the Huron
Expositor. Through thoughtful
preparation it seems to bring a
warmth of everyday living into
our home with its various articles
, about the district where we,live.
As I'm not a person to make
numerous phone calls I find that
my paper informs me of births,
marriages, sickness and death in
our community and enables me to
extend my personal feelings to
the, concerned families.
Most of the editorials are about
everyday things that interest us
and so they make for enjoyable ,
and rewarding reading.
My weekly paper keeps me
informed of the coming events in
my district rather than miles away
where I would feel like a stranger.
I enjoy the community news as
it lets me know about my
neighbours' visitors and other
special celebtatioes so I can
express my thoughts to them
when we •happen to meet each
other.
As, 1 belong to a Women's
Institute I have found numerous
ideas for meetings in other
organization's news reports and I
hope they can find the same help
from us.
Lastly in these days of rising
prices there is nothing as
personal or as inexpensive as a
yearly subscription to your local
community paper in-which one is
able to keep abreast to the news
"where you live" and find out the
bargains" of our local m
merchants and friends all in one
paper instead of keeping track of
a bargain today and another
bargain tomorrow •in the larger
daily paper..
In concluding I think that a
copy of my community's paper is
like my "Key to the Outside
World".
Mrs. Joan M. Dow
R.R.#2,
Staffa, Ontario