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Attention
Veterans
Ex- ServieMen and Women
and Dependents ,
The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer
H. W. MOYER
Provincial Service Officer of London
will be'visiting in the area
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regardin g
(a) War Disability Pensions;
(b) Treatment for entitled veterans;
(c) Application for Benevolent Funds; R.
(d) Appeals against adverse original applications for War
Veterans and Widows Allowance, „
-is requested to contact the Service Officer Or Secretary of the
local Branch, whose name appears below, not later than.
October 6th
TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW.
sERvict &PRICER:
GEORGE H. MILLER, SEAR:UM, 527.1512
:'"Corne close -to nature"
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• at the Bannockburn Wildlife Area, 1% miles east of Varna, on • •
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• • Sunday, October 5, 1975 • •
• • There will be guided nature hikes leaving the patting lot from • •
• 2.00 to 4.00 p.m, 4' •
• p.- For more information contact'the Ausable-Bayfield •
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• Conservation Authority. Exeter, 235-2610. •
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• The Ausable-Bayfield
FConseration Authority
invites the public to •
A SPECTATOR SPORT- It was cold out on the benches at the Optimist Park Friday
night, but a fairly lage crowd stayed till the bitter end to watch the semi final
Industrial Baseball League game, between the Travellers and the Villagers.
Exciting ball made up for the cold surroundings. ' (Staff Photo)
A HIT- That's the ball at the top right hand corner of this photo, of the Travellers -
Villagers industrial Ball game. Friday night. The Travellers won Friday - but the
Villagers won out Sunday in the last game of the series, (Staff Photo)
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VANASTRA
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"FOUR OF A KIND"
Refreshments SERVED
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Celebrate the 50th Anniversary
of the
United Church
at
Kirkton - Woodham Community Centre
Friday evening October 10th
Music by the silvenones
Dancing 9
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The Family of
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Invite you to attend their
25th Wedding Anniversary
Fri., October. 3 1975
FAMILY PARADISE PARK
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FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
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The Seaforth Centenaires
evened their exhibition record a
1-1 when they whipped Mt.
Brydges by a convincing 11-2
'score., Mt. Brydges, a new entry
WO the League this season, were
never in the contest.
The first period saw Bill O'Shea
open the scoring on ,a pass from
Steve Southgate. Then Two
minutes later Dave Watts on
passes from Cam Doig and Jamie
Caldtvell moved it to 2-0 and. Bill .
O'Shea scored his second marker
unassisted to put Seaforth up 3-0
at the end of the first petioclo
Lou Arts played in net for the
Centenaires during the first
period and stopped 8 shots in
holding Mt. Brydges scoreless.
Seaforth added three more to
their total in the second period as
Gary Phillips scored from Randy
McClinchey and Jerry Feeney for
the 1st marker, then Steve
Southgate converted passes from
Bill O'Shea and Gary Phillips to
move the CentinaireS up 5-0.
Allan Murray rounded out the
scoring'in the second period as he
converted passes from Steve
Southgate and Bill O'Shea. Mark
Nelson stopped 9 shots in the
Seaforth Community Hospital'
has received the Ontario Hospital
Association's Accident
Prevention Achievement Award.
The Award is presented by the
Association's Hospital Accident
Prevention Department, (HAPD),
Seaforth PD
During the week from
September 24th to September
30th, 1975' the Seaforth Police
Department Investigated 18
occurrences. They are as follows:
Missing Children 1
' Insecure Property 1-
Property Damage 1
Assist Public 4
General Information 2
Disturbances ' ' .1
Traffic Complaints 1
Dangerous Conditions 1
Theft 1
Animal Complaints
LoSt and Found
STAG EUCHRE
Seaforth Legion
Wed. Oct. 8
— 5:30 p.m. —
Admission: $1.25
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40th
Wedding
Anniversary
For
Mr. & Mrs.
Martin
VanBakel
Friday, Oct., 10
Brodhagen
Community
Centre
Everyone welcome
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Seaforth nets to hold their
opponents off the scoreboard.
The third .period saw Seaforth
outscore their opponents 5-2.
Gary Phillips from Cam Doig
started Seaforth's scoring then
Don Nicholson from Randy
McClinchey and Gary Phillips.
Mt. Brydges then counted their
first marker as Ward Lashbrook
scored only to see Randy
McClinchey reply on a pass from
Don Nicholson.
Gary Phillips then scored his
third marker to put Seaforth up
•10-1. Mt Brydges replied as Joe
Schnikenburger counted their
second marker.
Dave McClure finished the
scoring for the evening on passes
from Nicholson adn McClinchey.
Larry Seymour played in the net
for Seaforth in- the third period
stopping 12 shots.
A total of 23 penalties were
called with Seaforth drawing 13
including a 10 minute misconduct
The Centenaires are hoping to
play several more exhibition
games before the schedule starts..
The first home game planned 'to
date is October 10th where Mt.
Brydges returns to Seaforth.
to the hospitals with the lowest
frequency of lost 'time injuries
among its staff.
"Hospitals are classified into
seven different categories, based
on hours worked annually.
Awards are presented each year
to those hospitals in the province
with the best safety records",
says Doug Callan, HA PD
Manager.
Doug Callan adds .."Of the 148
hospitals now participating,in the
program, eighteen Wave earned
the Award this year. All Ontario h-
ospitals and other health c e,
institutions are eligible for it."
Chairman of the Board ' of
Directors of the hospital,
Orayton Looby said, "I would like
to congratulate all the hospital's
staff on their earning of the
Accident Prevention
Achievement Award. Accident
prevention happens on a very
personal level and it's up to each
individual to ensure his own
safety and the safety of those
around him." '
Reception
Jeanette Yvonne
Muegge
and
• Richard W.
Hulley
[bridal couple]
on, ,
Saturday Oct. 11
Seaforth Legion Hall
8:30 - 1 a.m.
Lunch provided
Friends & Relatives
welcome
STAG
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Rick Hulley
Friday,
October 3, 1975
at
Hully Gully
Admission $1 .00
ROYAL
HOTEL
MITCHELL
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Friday
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Saturday
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Thursday, Friday
and 'Saturday.
Centennial Lounge
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Friday & Saturday'
COLIN COXSON
Country & Western
Organ Music
Entertainment
Dancing
Mrs. Gladsow Campbell' of
Brighton was the guest of her
mother, Mr. Frank Hunt and
' Mrs. Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. C.H. White of
Birmingham Michigan, were
guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Andy
White in town. • -
CASH BIN -GO
-Legion Hall, Seaforth
Friday, Oct. 3rd
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES ,
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO
— TWO DOOR PRIZES —
Admission $1.60
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1•00 .
(CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMITTED)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
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Five persons were charged
under the Highway Traffic Act.
Five persons* were changed
under the Liquor Control Act.
There were two accidents
reported to and investigated by
the Department with damages
totalling $595.00.
A brown canvas tarp has been
turned into the Police Offic&
Owner may claim same at any
time.
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Hospital wins safety award
IN THE
General Adisission
$5.00 per couple
Enrich Chamber of Commerce presents:
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