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Minnie Hawley is 90
",•Bir'tliciti\ Greetings to Mrs.
Minnie Hays ho on Tifesda Mrs,. Lill- Ht,.. •.
aelebirdted her 90th birthd,o at
Paul Van Esbroek of Exeter
won the public speaking contest
sponsored by the Independent
Order of Oddfellows, Huron
district. last °Friday night at
Central Huron Secondatv School,
Clinton.
Paul's prepared Speech, a
satire on the union of Canada with
thi.. United States, made ,him the
zone champion and won him a trip
to the United Natioes in Nev%
ork. #A, '
the ,.).)9 test is i ,ponsori..ki by the
Oddfell Ks of NPrthAmcrwa and
is ‘„-•alled file 'Pilgrirntrge of Ypith
for the„United Nations, So far $4-:
studer0 from_ Ontario hase %%on
the trip.
Once in New York,
students, aged either lb or 144
from all user North Aoi ,ri,:a. are
taken on a tour of Ote U.N. and
are -met ,,arnbassatiorsi,Pom
different countries.
ambassadors '• present •the.,
and cons of the U and
student is expected to speak to
the group, about, wtat he has
learned and ho‘\ he feels about
the U,N
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tram th.%.,41.10*.ti• one Tott°f The
.itter all the ,peaches'--ha\
in the Foer
rouhout tht. ,umMer..
from' different area, in
`north Incr.., a v. illh,,zi.;),11:,vs tit
E.,7 [ht. pass: en.. !.cars.
443,
Avower er runner-up in the
speeches, has been from Ontario.
Runner up in the zone eonte st
was Diane Mitchelmore from
Goderich. Her speech was on the
"Twins" in her family. Her sister
and the family dog.
Paul and Diane competed
against seven other students from
Clinton. Wingham, Exeter,
Goderich and Seaforth.
•
Judges were s.
Monteith, • Exct p er:
Debridge. `Exeter and
Taylor, Varna. •
Aft er the contestants
presented their five to se% en
minute
gave a
speech.
Last year s zone champion was
iLorry York otClinton,
•
Egmondville people see bapd
very gOod. It was like old home
week seeing all the people from
Seaforth down there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith of
They got down to Ft. Myer ts to Huntsville just returned . from
see the S.D.H.S. band which was three weeks in Florida,
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Correspondent
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Mr. and MrS. Wayne Scoft of
Seaforth and Mr. ' and Mrs.
Charles Geddes _have returned
from a two week holiday in
Fl tda, ey visited with rela-
tive f Mrs. Geddes; Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Mudore and family of
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• year Kept the house and 150 acres in the family but it has been sold by his estate to
Ken Larone of Toronto, Mrs Smith said her brother hadn't lived in the house for
,several y ears'but made his home in the Commercial Hotel in Seaforth, (Staff Photo)
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Seaforth Manor. A pat't \cas held b\ Mr. ancf Mr,
in 'her' honour , and tea and Bc4-,,ra \
birthday cake, . gift of her -Mk Keno:
niece Ekie Spadden, were \ isiting„Mr
enjoyed hs all. Attending were Mrs. \for-,
• Rev. and Mrs. Bert M, Spadden
and g•rand,:hildren nt Riyhmend \Alison M..t
..Hill, Mr. Land 'sirs. Sam Eunice •
McSpadden of iorsyiLh, Mr. Mr.."K‘r.
Dennis 'M'eSpadden.• B. \. „M.A. .%
' of Thronto. Mr. .Lesjit.,
`den. of Winthr)p and ..41,re and
•. Mrs. Alex Dennis otSeato
her sil.ter and brotherMrs.Etta isitreu ‘t,';t14-Ter k..„;•
Hawlev..and Mr. Zack.M,Sparlan. and
Mrs. le‘ v. as the ret.y,airnt fatht., :'Mr, Len M.K
of many gifts and flmkek. and.. Mrs. R .
good Wishes from the staff, 4.110_....11j.ss Moron
friends. CongratulatOry message.s. Frankm,--- Ball
also,.were reetro.ed..from _, • ,s
Minister Trudeau. Robert Mr any Mr,.
isited
Da, idson.
"Mr. B
Manor.
Visiting
Da\ id,on iker% ittr 4 \t •••
Amy Los r ,•
Mrs. Peter
• Friday ;atter-no.
Se•atOrth :v.. g1 attended ar.;.
Manor and j2rusented a. fine Full H Mr. 1 e r...
musical• for4015.mr,•..:13,ert
residents. M r. ErielvinAktieA.R.*.c.,Davi:4.;..orriCr':,
the.. M.C. for the (...\ ening t1•j7
following the program thoicing
was enjoyed and refreshments Miss.
served. Mrs.C.lertruLii.•
Visiting Mr' William Scott Mr. John Darlina..
• Miss Ina' Scott' of L9mion. Mr. Ha \‘. l e % Mr, I •l" H
Ross Scott. Brueetield and Mrs. Mrs., Minni-. Ha
Constance has
many visitors
Correspondent
MrsAlin-YMerner
Congratulation's are extended
AO Mr. and Mrs. Frank.tardella of
:Missis,sauga on the birth of a son.
Christopher on February 23rd in
•Missisauga : He is a .grandson for
Mr. and Mrs.Don Buchanan.
Mr. arid Mrs. George Wasson
and Marjorie of BlYth \x,cre
Sunday visitors with' Mr. and
Bill SIM-6.
Mr. and Mrs.(.
Mr. Karl, Keller of Shakespetir'e.
Mr. Mayne Herman and Miss
Debbie Klein of Guelph were
Sunday dinner guests, with 1Y1r.
and Mrs. PaulSte\
Darren and Luanne.
Jim DollimOre and
Buchanan of Aj.ax spent
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. [ion
Buchanan. Paul and Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson.
Brenda. Bonnie and John of
Varna, Mrs. Ella Jewitt of
Seaforth visitecl•on Siinday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presicator,-
Iill, Debbie; and Michael.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley, Kim
and Greg of Winthrop were
Sunday visitors „with Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Riley. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lo* Ilenry
and family of R.R.0 Ripley
visited On Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jbhn Thompson, Sharon and
Notice
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
DOG OWNERS
Please be advised that 1976
Dog Tags are available at, the
Town Office.
Town Clerk
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
ere\to
ria. a
ay phone.
The c.ost of 'making a local call from sOrne .
'pay phones iri your local calling area .has
increased to 20'cents. But there are still a lot
of :10 cent pay phones around. And we'd e to •
tell you where you can find them.
The 1010Pay Phone
Gen rally,, you'll find these phones on municipal
.sidewalks, in railway stations and bus terminals.
Pay PhoneS in IttSpitals, nursing homes, .
rooming house*and churches will also
'remain at IQ cents.
The 200 Pay Phone
movie HOM Ebray phones in most other locations, such as
hotels, airports and restaurants,
go.up to 20 cents
Emergency calling
At. the same time,.a new service will be added
to all outdoor pay phones. What this added •
service does is enable you td reach the-Operator,
Directory Assistance and Repair Service
without,depositing a coin.
Instructional cards
From now on, when you're calling from a
pay phone, look for the information card above
the dial. It clearly tells. you whether it's a
10 cent or 20 cent pay phone.
Be I Canada,
McKinley M.P. and on Saturday
Jack Riddell. M.P.P. y isit2Vand
presented her with a plagete from
Premier William. Day is on 'behalf
of the Ontario Government
commemorating coMmemorating thiS happy.
occasion.
W.edrIcsday -eyentn • sir.
--Gordliiii4Nin and his hand from
Bob.
•Mrs. this
week wnh her ,!in and taMil%,
Mr. and Mrs. John \'‘• left.
Andrea and Kern ut
Mrs. .1 tit 'rner t \Nat.:duo
spent a ir.:•1A r sun anti
famik. Mr.- avd Mr, ( \lcrner
Sands, 1,nn. M1. ha ,.•I and
Jim
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