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THE Hurt ON 'E,XPQSMTiaR, MAY 20, 1976
ALL DONATIONS ON THE'AIR — A broadcasting
team from CKNX gave reports every half hour over
the radio from the arena phonathon on Saturday.
From left are Jim Moore, Jim Swan, Dave Curzon
and Bill Bennett who kept donations rolling in with
their repOrts of the money raising high links.
(Staff Photo)
-direaor
honored
G. A. Whitney, Seafor.th,
was one of two Seaforth residents
who were honored by the
Western Ontario Funeral
funeral, directors • association
recently when plaques marking
50 year service in the business
were presented. The other plaque
was presented to John Cleary on-
behalf of his father William J.
Cleary , Ipng time. Seaf arth
resident and now' a patient in
hospital in London.
Beautify your
neighbpurhood.
Get out on the street.
Take a walk.
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Family Passes, Vanastra Rec,
Centre •• Mr. and Mrs. James
Rose: Robert Watters; Murray
Kelly: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Muir:
Donna McClure; . Olive
MacDonald:, Mrs. Mary Little;
Bob Franklin.; Joan and • Jill
Betties; Graham Young; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Kerr: Geo. Kreutzwiser:
Colin Young: 'Synchro
Combustion: Ross Nicholson; Leo
Spencer: Gladys Thompson; Mrs.
Alex Townsend; 'Trapn.ell's
Bakers': Peggy. Campbell:. • Pat
Bennett: Mary Smith: Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Phillips: Garry Bannon-:
Mr.' and Mrs, Peter Kling; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Phillips: Mr. and
Mrs. Muir Harry Mero: Wilf
Tirfor6; Molly. Kunder: Margaret
Sharp for McKillop Fire insur-
ance: Bob Alcan: Mrs. Ruth
Knight: • Vincent Farm Equip-
ment; Dorothy and . Eisen Smith:
• • Seaforth Agricultural Society: •
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson;
Marianne• and John Turnbull:.
Keit Moore.
$5. Drycleaning, Irene's
Laundromat, - Mrs.. Harvey
Mc Larton , Boxes: Ken Southgate: Mary
Men's Lingerie ; Russell Bolton Murray. • • - and S15, Gift Certificate, Mary's Dinner for Two. Walton Inn
• Sewing Centre - Bens, Smut. Cor Decorte
• 2 pr. Carlton Showband Dance DkBtaig LPtdurin. api..:DicisngisClromsty.c.auMkil \ton n
Tickets - Mr. and Mrs. K. Miller
and Bessie Broome. Two Books of Wintario Tickets.
East Huron Produce - Seaforth Ticket ,Guy .Lombardo Dance. Fire Fighters: Carol Staffen— Etind Raising Committee,- Crown
Hardware. . Plastic .Gas•Can. Keith.Sharpe -
21/2 Dozen Eggs from K en Bob Wilson. • •
Moore Pat Bennett; Ed Daly: Football Game. Larone -
Mr. and Mrs— Bruce . Holescher: • . Salisburyvvao.on•
Mel Acheson.
$10 Gift Voucher, Winthrop Seaforth
Store -' Dr, E. Malkus. Barringer.
• 2 Shrimp Dinners. Freeze King Crystal "Decanter. Scaforth
Jewellers -Brian's Hair styling; g. Teresa Van Dooren,'
Hats, McGavin Farm Equip • Palatte of Tile. Seaforth - • - • • menr - She'll Driscoll; Robbi, Jim Hunter„
Debbie and Darlene Simpson: Huron Counts. Atlas. Huron
Jason Ellis: Kyles. Ky•les and Expositor - Bob McGowan.
Garratt; Clarence Walden: Ella
Jewirt:. William Bennett:
Golf Balls. SeafOrth Golf -
Milton Dietz*
Resolving Sei'ver, Ruth and
Verns Grocers - Sam McClure.
5". pounds Roast Beef. Dublin
• Meat - Ginertc Nash.
Cola. Becker 7s ,D'Orlean Sills.
Gallon of Paint. Graves Wall.,
paper - Ken Moore .
• S19.g5 Gift Certificate. Steuart
Bros. - Taylor Maintenance.
2 Med. Deluxe Pizzas. 'The
Forge - Mrs. Norman Rheil: Ken'
Moore.
Oil Change and Grease. Bill
McLaughlin. - Mr. and Mrs. J.
Elliott.
, S10. Gift Vouchers. Roth's
Garden Ceram:. - Ralph
McFadden: 'May Smith: Pat
• Bennett: Mrs, V. Etue:. Mr. and
Mrs.' William Price.
Oil & Filter Change and
Grease. Rowcliffe Motors - Mrs.
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Everett Storey.
Men`s Shirt, Bill O'Shea's
Men's Wear - Billy Campbell.
Engine Heater. Seaforth Co-op
Warren Shera, •
Transistor Radio. Bob . and
- Betty's - Dale Nelson.
Shave Dispenser. Frank Kling
Ltd... - Mr.. and Mrs, A.
Devereaux.
Electric Kettle, Seaforth Co-op
- Mars and Eileen Adamson.
• Oallon ,Pairrt..4erciWn4larriNitate.,
Patrick
Triaycle. Sills Hardware - Joe •
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Eitereiser, Charles Beauty Shop
. Mitt Works.
4 Free Dance Passes. Country
SitiOes Club Mrs, Ken Wright;
'Ociritt Garrick; Gary. Gray;
Clarence Martin,
Stinday Dinners.
Niattb.;.:Eritt 1140mirant . Jim . ,
CroCker,, • •
Water Filter, Epp's Sales - Mr.
and. Mrs. Alex Finnigan.
Napkin Holder Doll. Smith's
Store Bert Branderhorst.-
$10, Gift Voth..hers, Ray's
Family Market - Jim Keys and
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell.
2:5%, 'discount on any pant suit.
Jack and Jill Shop - Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Elliot.
$15. Gift Certificate. Jack and
Jill Shop .-.. Harold and Mary
Coleman.
Electric Clock, Austen
Jewellers - Scott Driscoll. .
Bath Towels. 'Keating's
Pharmacy Don Woods,
Transistor Radio, Keatin's
Pharmacy - Donna Gridzak and
Roslin McFarlane.
Electric Drill: Canadian Tir! -
Rita `Core and Family: • •
Electric Can Opener, Canadian
Tire - Pat Bennett.
4 Qts: Oil and Filter. Hensall
Motors - Dr. Malkus.
Exercise Shoes,. Crocker Foot-
wear - Father Laragh.
2.57-Pound• Bags of "Top Dog -
Dog Food. Topnotch Feeds -
Vincent Fariti Equipment:
Moores Poultry Farm: Teresa Van
Ddoren: ;Ken MclIv,ain: Ethel
, a V., ;Irmo cor, „
Wheel, Wine Rack,
,less tilers 'John
' Pole- Lamp, Stedman s - Kay
Henderson.
C.B. Aux Speaker, Seaforth
Electronics --Dave Hoover
Electric . Toaster. ,Heard
Constoukrion - Sam McClure.
Pr. Cougar Running Shoes.
Sincerity Shoes - Barry Campbell.
Toy Tractor. Vincent Farm
Equipment - Mrs. Lavina
Wheatly.
Gallon Paint. Taylor Mainten-
ance - Jinf
2 Bales (50 lbs.) of Sugar,
Seaforth 1GA - Ste•wart McCall;
Verna Sinclair. , ,,„ •
15 lbs. of Nails., Ron Driscoll -
Jim Laverty.' ,
10 Gallons of Gas, —ArctliF:s
Sunoco - Eldon Hulley,
510. of Gas. Bridge Motors -
John Longstaff. . '
Ski4:loo Windbreaker. Lyn 'Hoy
Enterprises - Brian Moore.
Pail of Chlorine, Ken Smith
Pools - Mr. and !WS. L. Cluskie.
$30, off any purchase, Listowel
Home Furnishings - John Nash.
10 Gallon Gas, J:L. MeCut-
cheon Mcitors - Ken Moore. :1
Redwood Chair. McDonalds
Buildall - John Watt and Family.
Staple Gun, Ball-Macaulay -
Betty Glew.
Potted Plant. MacLean's
Flowers - dord 'Hullett.
' 2 Boxes Petunias. MacLean's
Flowers - Jim Cardno Lisa
Beuttenmiller, • .
Pair of Tickets to Dance, June
5. Curling Club - Scaforth Public
School, Mrs: .Rimmer.
10 Books of 50:50 Draw
Tickets. Donated by Les Habkirk..
United Trails - Bill Ball; 'Linda
Ellis:, Darlene , Moore: Doug
Schroeder: Dinah Sills: Frank
Roherton: • Dick Whitely:
MacLean 'Flowers: Bob Franklin;
Brian Moore.
2 Lions Barbeciie Tickets - Mrs.
Everett Storey.
Door Prizes for Dance, were
donated by Seaforth insurance.
The prizes may be obtained at
the Recreation Office. '
TAKING IN DONATIONS — Phones rang steadily until 6p.m. in the gym at SDHS,
arena phonathon headquarters. But a large number of donors brought their cash
with them to the school,to see the entertainment and the CKNX broadcasters. Here
volunteers Charlie Geddes and Ernie Williams receive donations._ ., (Staff Photo)
Phonathon donors
cash in on prizes
1110111,1DING COME-
THE CUFFS GO ON — Seaforth Police constable Ron Lauzon- has just snapped
handcuffs on Mayor Betty Cardno at the phonathon. John Strickler, R.R,2,
Brussejs, representing the Huron Country Singles group pledged $131 if the mayor
would ,stay handcuffed for an hour and 'a' half. •'Reeve Elgin Thompson of
Tuckersmith looks on. Mayor Cardno had the cuffs on for more than the prescribed
tiMe'because she couldn't find the policeman with the key. .s. (Staff Photo)
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AT THESE OLD FASHIONED PRICES
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BEDDING PLANTS
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Phonathon donors who won
prizes donated by local merchant
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