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Progressive Conservative Association
NOMINATION
MEETING NOTICE
The meeting will select a Progressive Conser-
vative Candidate to contest the Provincial Riding of
Huron-Middlesex in the next Provincial General
Election.
All persons who are members in good standing
and on the membership roll of the Huron-Middlesex
Progressive Conservative Riding Association, 14
days prior to the holding of the nominating conven-
tion shall be eligible to vote.
Written ndrninations, duly signed, shall be filed
with the Secretary at least 24 hours prior to the ,
nomination meeting, by the prospective can-
didates.
GUEST SPEAKER:
Monday, July 28
8:30 p.m.
South Huron Secondary School
EXETER
Progressive Conservative
Memberships
in Huron Middlesex Riding
Now available from your local municipal
chairman. Your membership makes you eligible
to be a' voting delegate to elect a candidate to
represent you in any provincial election.
Membership must be obtained 14 days prior to
nomination day. Please contact Betty Cardno,
Bob Dinsmore, or Les Habkirk.
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Prairie
Oyster
Nighdy
Entertainment
Dancing
Ag - Op
POOR -MAN'S
CENTENNIAL BALL
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1975
All tables reserved
DESJARDINES ORCHESTRA
$3.00 per couple — Dancing 9 — 1
For tickets call Ross MacDonald 527-0975 or
Ken Moore 527-0508
,THE CHAMPIONSHIP CALF of the recent Hensall Spring Fair was shown by Lyle Kinsman and
purchased by Parker and Parker Drainage. The reserve champ owned by. John Coleman was
bought by Darling's !GA of Exeter. From the left are Marian, Fred, Jim and Jeff Dcirling, John
Coleman, George Parker, Lyle Kinsman and 14en Parker.
The Hensall Calf-Club wish to express their appreciation to all the buyers who attended the
Hensall South Huron Calf Club safe_last Tuesday evening and who, by their brisk bidding, made
the show a success.
It is support such as this which enables the committee to corrif orrwith the program among the
young people in our community and we know'everyone sharg'a pride in their accompillihments.
1975 BUYERS '
R. J. McGregor.
$1.30 Hensall Livestock Sales
Merners Meat Market
so Bill Rion 2
" Ron Health Cent'e 1
,,6 Jiiti Taylor 1
9 Gamble & Rodgers 1
tieeter Prozenroods 1
7 Sterling Packers -1
. 6 United Partners Co-operatives 1
, 6 . Bob McKinley
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, 5 Stuart McIntyre Appirt Livestock Sores ' I
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Grand Champion bought by
Porker & Parker Drainage
Reserve Champion bought by
Darlings Exeter .
Darlings
Canada Packers
Quality Meats
Dees Beef
Russ Goldstein Al's:Super Save
torbett 'gales
Bumps
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Monster Orano,Porgde
Lodges from Windsor to
Walkerton , Clinton,
Saturday, July 12, 1 :30prii
Parade to form at Community Park
headed by Clinton Centennial Band
Dance Clinton Arena Wilbee's Orchestra
$4.00 per couple- RefreshTents
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Extra Cords 2 7 for $1.00
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—Procaeda for Welfare Work—,
AVOICH Soaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Stator*
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: " 45th Wedding
: Anniversary :
: : . WU beheld
:Saturday, July 5: •
• at Brodhagen . Susan Smith, Victoria • St., Country and Western Entertainment I Seaforth, received word that she
SATURDAY NIGHT in the I passed her Grade 3 Royal Con-
1 servatory Piano exam with hon-
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Community Centre:
• , 9:00 —1:00 •
: Everyone Welcome :
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• Best Wishes Only •
Watt Han, Seaforili
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A WORLD IN ANGUISH — Jack Burghardt,
.CFPL-TV newscaster, was guest speaker at the
ecumenical worS hip service Sunday night.. He
characterized the today's society as a "world In
anguish" and his position, as a "front seat to the ,
greatest Show on earth". With him in the picture is
Rev. M.E.Reuber of Northside United and Rev. E.
Hancock of Egmondville United. (staff Photo).
Commercial Hotel - Seaforth
"ELGIN FISCHER TRIO"
Tasty Chicken wings for Snacks
— Ample Free Parking —
We serve Beverage Room Luncheons
RED KNIGHT ROOM
12 to 2 and 6 to 8
-At Very Low Prices-
[We Sell lee)
ours. She is 'a student of Joanne
Bode, Seaforth.
Weekend guests at the home of
Mrs. Malcolm McKellar were Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Green, Mr. Don
Goodrow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollingsworth of Athens and Mr.
and Mrs. Dan McKellar, Timmy
and Katie, Toronto.
Visitors with ; Mrs. Evelyn
Shera over the Centennial
weekend were Mrs. J. R. Cross
and Mr. J. R. Cross, B.A. Thg.
London, Mr. and - Mrs. Spense
Irwin, Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacKay,
Mrs. S. Daeenais and son John
and Mrs. Anne Stenske of Detroit
Licensed under L.C.D.O.
Mr, and Mr's. c mot..Aphnso,*1 West Lorne spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs* Wm, .11art,
Sr. M, Jere)* Jordaii,„"The
.Pines", Chatham; Mrs. Wit.,
Byrne, Allen Park Mich; Mrs. .1,
Crandall, Wyandotte Mich; MtS,
Paul Hrbacek and son Ray otqlas
Angeles. California spent a few
days with their aunt, Mrs. Jean
Fortune last week.
° Clare Devereaux was• success,.
ful in passing the Leaders Patrol
course held last week at the
Breithaupt Pool, Kitchener.
Mrs. Catherine Roth celebrated
her 101sfbirthday quietly on July
2nd at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Etue of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie
have returned home from a three
week vacation in Germany and
France. While there, they visited
their nephew and ne,jce, Cpt. and
Mrs. R.J. Laing and Heather.
Also saw Sgt. Gib and Lorraine
Hubert.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Patterson
had as their visitors for Centen-
nial weekend, their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Patterson of London.,,
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Beattie and family of Dutton, and
sister Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rouse
Briefs STAG I
for
'rpm Workman,
, FRIDAY, JULY 4 I
9 p.m.-10.m. I •
at, I
Hully Gully
Varna, Ontario I
Admission '1.00 I
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IlLYTH SUMMER
FESTIVAL
Blyth Memorial Hall
Mostly In Clover
by Harry Boy!'
July 9, 10, 12. 17, Au19, 26, 30
and gust 2.
The Mousetrap
by Agatha Chrbtta
July 11, 18, 18, 23,
24,. 26, 30 and
August 1.
Tickets on sale at:
McAdams In Clinton,
The Coach House Travel Service In Goderich and
The Waxworks Boutique In Wingham.
or the box offiee f telephone 523-4452
Admission Adults $2.50 Children $1.50
Attention
Veterans
Ex-Service Men and Women
and Dependents
lt
The Royal Canadian Legion Service. Bureau Officer
H. W. MOYER
Provincial Service Officer of London
will be misiting in the area.
,Anyone *wishing information, advice or assistance, regard-
ing War Disability Pensions, Treatment, Allowances, ete., fia
is requested to contact the Service Officer, or Secretary,
of the Local Branch, whose name appears below,
NOT -LATER THAN
- JULY 14th -
TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. .
SERVICE OFFICER;'
;EOlitiE H. MILLER. SEAFORTH. 52'7- 012
BkOWNIES itig„.1P
BOX OFFICE OPEN .8 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
CLINTON - ONTARIO
WED., JULY 2 to TUESDAY, JuLr 8
"DOMITHINO HIT US... the crew is dead...
help us, plisum, please help us I"
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Country Singles
DANCE
SAT., JULY 12
at
Hully Gully
8:30
DANCE AND
CAMPOREE
Refreshments Served
WATCH FOR OUR NEXT
DANCE AT .
SEAFORTH LEGION
Music by
Tony Ntithers
ROYAL
HOTEL
IT HELL
In The
Crown Room
Friday
and
Saturday
Windhover
Exeter Legion
Building Fund
DANCE
* 2 Bands
Joe Overholt
and the Standbys
* Chris Black Band
Fri's, July 18
COnfinuous Music
0:60 p.m, to LOCta.m.
-HURON PARK
ItEtREAllON HALL
tickets S3 S0 Per Perkin
'Special AdVarice: $640touple :
Available Thkugliaul the
Criintritai*, of Legion ear
R. aiid LeglartMembers
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Thursday, Friday
and 'Saturday
were Saturday-144ga with REv,,,
J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Lawrence Cassidy, of
Ingersoll was a weekend guest
with her sister Mrs., 4lvin
McDonald of Brussels and Bev, J.
Ure and Mrs. Stewart.
Among visitors who attended
the Centennial activities in town
were: Mrs. Earl Bell and Mrs. Th
omas take, Toronto; Dr. anci,Mrs.
Howard Kerr and Leslie Kerr,
Toronto; Mr. and IVIrs.ftruce
Davidson;' Miss Jean Girenlook,
Weston; Mrs. Stanley Grainger,
London; Mr. and Mrs. Clen
Culbert, Burlington; Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Gardiner, Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs.Charles B. Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. James Cox, Kincardine,
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Stewart,
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Islerman
McIntyre, Owen Sound; Mrs.
Milton Chesney, Toronto; Mrs.
Tom Pryde,Exeter; Ross Rennie,
Toronto; Mrs. Grace Patterson,
Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Scott, Brampton; Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Allan, London; Miss Bella
Watson, Galt; Miss Jean Turner,
Toronto; Mrs. Wallace Ross,
Kitchener; Mrs. Hill, Strathroy;
Mr. and Mrs. W.G.Strong,
Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Overholt and daughter, St.
Catherines; Dr. and Mrs.E. K.
Chapman, Fort Erie; Mr. and
Mrs. James Sherwood and
Dianne of Ottawa; Jason Ellis,
Hamilton; Miss Marion
Chamberlain, Kitchener; Mrs.
Huras, Stratford'; Mrs. Pe rley
Banbury, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
A.A.Burrows, St. Catharines;
Judge H.Glenn Hays, Goderich,
Miss Sarah_ Hays, Burlington;
Mr. Reid Allen , St. Catharines,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Devereaux,
Toronto.
Joanne Bode recently returned
from an Ontario Music Leader-
ship Camp at Lake Couchiching
where she represented S,D.H.S.
Besides partaking in various
musical activities she met music
students from all over Ontario.
A Canadian Red Cross Summer
Safety Tip: Always investigate
the water area before wading or
diving in. You can be badly
injured by rocks or debris such as
cans or broken glass and a heavy
••undergrowth of tangled weeds is
hazardous. Always swim in
supervised areas. -Know your
own limitations and don't be
tempted to show off and push
your luck., Yell to us for help.
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