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Sunday 12 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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USED COMBINES
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USED SWATHERS
1 - John Deere 10 Ft.
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1 - Owatonna #28 10 ft.
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die NAME THE DATE AND
WE'LL DEMONSTRATE
DIFFERENT PROGRAM EVERY NIGHT
Thursday
MARVELLE
International comedy
'magician who has
appeared in many world
centres including China
and on TV in Canada,
Britain and the U.S.A. in
two shows at 8:30 p.m.
and 10 p.m.
TONY NORBERT
featured in an accordion
and drum act that keeps
you humming and your
toes tapping as he
presents a medley of
English, Irish and Scotch
numbers at 9 p.m. and
10:30 p.m.
THE HUMMING BIRDS
- popular four-piece
group featuring Country
Western and Rock and
Roll. You'll enjoy every
minute of these versatile
musicians as they go all
out to 'entertain you at 9
p.m. and 10:30 p.m.
Friday Saturday
SEAFORTH LIONS
40th Annual Summer
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Mir
3 -BIG NIGHTS 3
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
July 17 - 18 19
SEAFORTH LIONS PARK
SEAFORTH
Monster Bingo *Kids Fish Pond
Games of Chance * Ferris Wheel
Merry-go-round *Penny Sale
Midway * Refreshment Booths
Admission is FREE Parking available
at $1 per car
SWIMMING
RACES
for various age groups Friclay, July 18 at 7 p.m,
Register in advance with pool supervisor,
Kathy Bruxer at Seaforth Lions Park
McKillop to buy new truck
Maillop Township Council
Monday night accepted the
tender of Bluewater Truck Centre
Limited, Goderich, for a 5-ton
truck to be delivered by Decem-
ber 15.
The truckis to have a one-way
snow plow, wing, 2-way sand and
gravel box and sanding equip-
ment at a cost of $31,710, subject
to an 8 per cent increase in cost.
The tender is subject to Ministry
of Transportation and Commute
ications approval.
Mervin Smith of R.R. 1 Walton,
will have his assessment reduced
by $1,420 and be given a refund
of taxes as the mobile home unit
has been removed from his
property.
Tile drain loans amounting' to
$35.400 were approved.
Building permit applications
were approved for: Ray Beattie,
R.R. 4, Walton, to replace siding
on house; Richard Downey, R. R.
5, Seaforth, silo; David McKay,
R.R. 1, Seaforth, garage and
James F. Maloney, R.R. 5
Seaforth, renovations to house.
Passed for payment were road
accounts totalling $22,067.97 and
general accounts $79,354.92
which included first installment of
payments to Huron County Board
of Education of $53,072.50 and to
Huron-Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School Board of
$11,095.50.
Council provisionally adopted
the report VII the McGregor
Drainage Works (a Hullett Town-
ship Drain) at an estimated cost of
$2,450, Court of Revision for
drain will be August 5.
Council endorsed a resolution
from the Board of Directors of the
Association of Municipalities of
Ontario objecting to a proposed
increase in hydro rates over the
next , three years.
Council passed a- drainage
debenture by-law for $17,500.
Every week more and more
people discover Huron Expositor
Want Ads. Dial 527-0240.
and Mrs. Bill Dowson, Brenda,
Bonnie and John of Varna,
Susan De Groot of Clinton
spent a few days holidays with
Kerri Medd."
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator,
Diane and Nancy spent a few days
camping at Pine Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Stevenson of Tillsonburg, Mr.
and Mrs. William Stevenson,
Steven, Scott and Lisa of Belgrave
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul 'Stevenson and
Luanne DAvid and Darren
returned home having spent the
past week in Tillsonbrug with
their grandparents.
Mr., John Turner of
Tuckersmith visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Reg ,Lawson,
John and Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Merner of
Waterloo visited over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Merner, Sandy, Julie Ann,
Michael and Michelle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Th ompson,
Jim, Sharon and Bob, Sheila
Baker, Mrs. Barry Powley, Jason
and Jonathan of Ottawa, Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Thompson of
Etobicoke visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mr.s Terence Hunter of
Colborne Township when they
held a wedding anniversary
dinner for John and Carolyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods and
Michelle returned home to
Gananoque on Monday havinp
spent the past week with her
parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Riley .
A number of chiuldren from the
Rabies Clinic held,
numbers down
DOING THE HONOURS — Mrs. Ethel McClure and
Oliver Anderson,the oldest active members of Cavan
United Church cut the ceremonial cake at the Home.
coming Service held on Sunday, June 29th.
Correspondent
Mrs. Mary Merner
Bob Thompson flew to Ottawa
on Thursday for holidays with his
sister Mrs. Barry Powley, Jason
and Jonathan.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson
and David spent the weekend in
St.Th omas and attended the
Graves-Hutchison wedding on
Saturday. Paul and David were in
the wedding patty.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods and
Michelle of Gananoque are
spending this week visiting with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Riley.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
W.L.Whyte, Tom, Bill and Mr.
Harold Whyte were Mr. and Mrs.
John Whyte,-Andrea and Kerri of
Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
der Molan, M ark, Paul and
Margie of Oakville, Mr. and Mrs.
Doug. Whyte of Glen Orchard.
Miss Margie Whyte of Guleph is
home for holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Dollimore
and Tim of Ajax visited on
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Buchanan, Paul,' Jim and Gary.
Tim remained to spend the
summer holidays.
David and .Darren Stevenson
are spending this week visiting
with their graddparents Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Stevenson of
Tillsonburg.
Mr. Bill Rueger and CArol and
Lori Cartwright of Auburn visited
on Sunday with Mrs.. George
Mcilwain, Sandy, Julie Ann,
Michael and Michelle Merner.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson
- Mill rates wee set at the July 2
meeting of East Wawanosh Twp.
The budget estimates for the
year 1975 will require the
following rates. The total mill rate
for business and commercial,
including County, Township and
schools is 105.5 mills, up from
87.7 mills in 1974. The Farm and
Residential is a total of 92. mills,
up from 80 mills in 1974. This
increase is due chiefly to an
increase in County rates and
Elementary School rates.
The Roman Catholic Separate
School supporters will have a total
• mill rate of 95.359 mills, up from
86.055 mills in 1974. Auburn
increased in Business and
Commercial 91.441 mills from
75.072 mills in 1974. Farm and
Residential increased, to 80.086
mills from 70.985 mills in 1,974.
The Auditor's Report from
A.M.Harper was accepted and
the auditor's fee of $1,350.00
paid.
Building permits were issued to
Schultz Bros., Mrs. Muriel
McLean, Donald Pattison and
Raymond Hallahan.
'A. Trailer Permit was issued to
Alex Blair, subject to the approval
of the Huron County Health Unit.
The improvement as requested
re Blind Line Road from Conc. 3
& 4, along Lot 28 will be deferred,
council decided.
The Township will accept 50%
or estimated cost of $557.00 re
returned home to Etob icoke on
Monday evening having visited
for a week with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Thompson, Jim ,
Sharon and Bob.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Riley and
Stacey , Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cronin
and family of Cromarty spent the
holiday weekend at the cottage at
Sauble Beach.
Congratulations to Kelly and
Sharon Dalton on the birth of a
son on June 30th at Clinton Public
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier.
Brian, Paul, Kevin, Lori of Huron
Ridge, Kincardine visited on
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Merrier, Sandy, Julie Ann,
Michael and Michelle and Mrs.
George Mcllwain. Kevin and Lori
remained with their grandmother
for holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wenzel,
Kirt and Marla of Lindsay, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Riley of Clinton
were Thursday visitors at the
Frank Riley home.
Mrs. Barry Powley, Jason and
Jonathan of Ottawa came
Thursday to spend a month with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson, Jim, Sharon and Bob.
Bob returned home from his visit
in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator,
Bill and Debbie returned home on
Sunday from spending the past
week on a trip to the East. Coast,
visiting Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, and P.E.I . . •
Michael Preszcator spent the
mek with his aunt and uncle Mr.
relocating of distribution facilities
at Lot 29. Con. 6.
The,Council voted a grant of
$25.00 to the Blyth Centre for the
Arts.
A Ministry of Transportation —
and Communications proposed
road transfer, of realigned
Township road, Lot 37. Conc. 14,
at Highway 86 to the township
was accepted.
An agreement re gravel fill
material for the 4th & 5th Con.
will be signed with Ministry of
Natural Resources.
Court of Revision was held on
the "Keet Drainage Works" and
and the "Deacon-Thompson
Municipal Drain Repair and
Improvement". There were no
appeals. The By-Law on each
(fot drain was given th ecessary
reading and passed.
The Clerk will advertise for
tenders on the above drains.
A by-law to provide %for the
"Gaunt Municipal-drain" was
given first and second reading.
Court of Revision on this drain
will be held August 5th, at 8:30
p.m.
The Township will apply for
$10.000. supplementary
allocation of subsidy monies for
the year 1975.
Road Accounts of $22,435.50
and General Accounts of
$1,141.77 were ordered paid.
Council will meet again on
August 5th. 1975 at 8 p.m.
The number of cats and dogs
that had a rabies vaccination
during the June and July clinics,
must have been disappointing to
health officials.
The Health of Animals Branch
of the Department of Agriculture
in co-operation with the County
Health Unit offered free anti-
rabies vaccination clinics
throughout June and until July 3.
Last year, no clinics were held
because there wasn't enough
positive cases of rabies reported
to warrant a clinic, an official
reported.
There were already 24 cases.,.
reported in Huron County in 1975
whereas last year only 39 were
reported.
In 1973, a total of 665 cats and
dogs were vaccinated -at the
Seaforth Clinic, whereas 536 were
done this June.
Officials said there is no way of
knowing how many cats and dogs
are in the Seaforth area. Yet the
vaccination must be repeated
each year.
The same story was repeated in
Brussels where 383 cats and dogs
were vaccinated compared to 416
in 1973
In Clinton, there was almost a
Correction
Winners 6f .the Seaforth Cen-
tennial soccer Tournament were
Joe Visser's St. Columban team.
The tournament was sponsored
by the Seaforth Minor Soccer
Assocation. A headline on a story
of the win in last week's Expositor
said the mosquito team were
Ontario champions.
The St. Columban team act-
ually were the tournament cham-
pions. —
Winthoplantams 3rd Lose
On July 2nd Gorrie came to the
Winthrop ball park ready to play
baseball for they downed
Winthrop 15, to 6. Doug Mitchell
scored 2 of the 6 Winthrop runs.
Bill Graham of Gorrie scored 4
runs for his team. Garry
Berringer pitched the full seven
innings of game and given , the
loss. Winthrop has now 3 wins
and 3 losses on the year.
Kirk Hussey.
50 per cent decrease in the
number of vaccinations, 'and
Bayfield 30 more animals got
vaccinted this year than in 1973.
The importance of anti-rabies
shots for pets is to prevent the
spreading of the disease to
humans. In most cases, rabies is
fatal.
Seaforth Craft Festival
SATURDAY, JULY 19
from 10 to 9
Wooden toys, ceramics, raggedy ann dolls, wood carving, rock, rings and
wooden things, apple head dolls, petit point , crewel , Ieathercraft and
antiques.
Weaving, chair caning, rug hooking, refinishing, and oil painting
demonstrations.
Tickets available on Colonial Lady quilt displayed at Whitney Furniture
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Adults .50
Children with an adult, free ' Meals available
Mill rate increases
GREAT TO BE BACK HOME : — About 275 members and former members filled
Cavan United Church, Winthrop when they turned out to hear Rev. Leslie
McSpadden, a native of Winthrop and Rev. Holden, a former minister of the
church, at the Homecoming Service held Sunday, June 29.
Constance
Flying visit made to Ottawa
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`area are attending Bible School at
the Londesboro United Church
this week.
Sharon Thompson, Shirley and
Doris McClure, Lori , Lynn and
Leanne Hugill are camping this
week at Family Paradise.
Brucefield
Rev. Sidney DAvidson of
Leamington passed away last
week. He was the minister in
Brucefield from 1955 to 1960.
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