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"Green Gables" Cavendish, Prince Edwa rd !Mad made famous in
the writings of L.M. Montgomery
"Anne" director did
"Hello Doi)," fast year att, tote
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IN THE SWING OF THINGS-Midhael Segeren tried
putting a good lean into the hulahoop competition,
while Paul Henderson tried the more upright
method. The hulahoop competition was part ,of an
over all day"of competitions at play school on Friday.
(Staff Photo)
Local Briefs
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BLYTfj SUMMER
FESTR,AL
The Blood is Strong by Lister.
Sinclair
;Aug. 5, TO
Shape'by Jim Schaefer
Aug, 6..'
MOrstIY.J.n..C.LeYer„. by Harry J.
Boyle Aug. 7
.8:30 p.m. Curtain
Turkey by Jim Schaefer
Childre s Show - 2:00 p.m.
Aug.
Adults $3.00 Sr. Citizens $2.25
Children $2.00
Call (519) 523-4452 or write.Box
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1WitioNne.-igMiMFAMMAZ
The family of
John and Marian
WALLACE
inviite you to celebrate
with &ern at a reception
on the occasion of their,
parents'
40th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
,Frtday,
August 20
8:30 pan.
at Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre
Best wishes only. ,„
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i'n Brussels, the 'Blyth Standard;
Huron Historic Jail in Goderich,
Stan Blowes- in-Stratford and at
the door.
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August 14
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MAIL BEFORE AUG15 TO
ELMER CONTEST
c/o The Huron Expositor
Box 69
Seaforth, Ontario NOK IWO
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TELEPHONE
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HOW TO ENTER
1. Show which Elmer rule is. being
broken atrave trod 4414141r_ the
picture.
2. Fill out entry form.Print clearly.
3, Cut 'out -along dotted lines and
mail to address shown.
4. Any Ontario child betwar'
and 14 may enter. All entries
become Oooerty Of Elmer the
safety Elephant. Judges deci-
sion final,
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fial kit(' cars.
3. Ride Your bike safely and
01?ey all signs and signals.
4. Play your4omes in a safe
otace awayl from traffic. •
5. Walk, don't run, when you
crass the road,
6. Whom() ther&are no side-
walks, walk off the road to
the left and face oncoming
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The Hly.th Summer Festival is.
PlcOed to announce that due to
the.eyerwhelndng box office res-._
, Mae, -Mostly in Clover by Harry
J. Boyle. will be held over for one
. performance only on Monday,.
August 9,'
This rib-tickling comedy about
Huron Comity life in the 20s and
30s was the Festival's most suc-
cessful play last season and now
is even breaking 1975 attendance
records.. .and with good reason.
This year's production is truly a
bigger and better show. Opening
,,.1' night drew a capacity rowd and
won the actors wel -deserved
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OrganizatiOns throughout 4t %Owe.
Canada and the United State have The most popular method Of
been studying the migratory banding ducks and geese is by the
patterns of ducks and geese for use of a ''bait trap".,
It's very easy to pick up a book Sport Fisheries .fInd. Wildlife, eat-thb grain barb ,that 4;,cft. for.
and , read 'about the habits of opeating from the Migratory Bird them, theiArOMAIActo:eserapo,„
migratory waterfowl in CAnada. Populations Station at Laurel '.D.U. staff visit. he cageS each
But, have you ever woncleted4i6w..:.'lvjaryland:,The:ftationalso.aets as morning to band And release the
all - that informati w„, ert , ..',.,,as, ,vpay„%re99,.rgl,":" lihr,,ary, '',Witli duplicate birds caught duripg thp night.
collected?' 4'. If
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'inforination copies going -.•"to you're interested in finding .
-furtberinformation about this and
other' DAL programS,write':: '
Miss Margaret Harris of
Toronto' spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Janies F. 'Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wanless
of Viroqua, Wis. were guests of
Miss,Mae Smith of town and Mr.
press approval. Remaining per-
formances are Aug. 7 and 9.
Turkey, a play especially writ-
ten for children, will be presented
on August 7 at 2:00., p.m. This
play, which was written by
Festival actor Jim Schaefer, is a
beguiling comedy about a turkey •
who says no to the 'farmer's axe. .
It delighted many yottng aud-
iences in Vancouver this spring
and is sure to be a great hit with
Huron County children and their
parents. Ticket prices for. this
show are adults $3.00, senior
citizens $2.00 and children $1,00.
and Mrs. George Smith in
Hullctt.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman ,Lindsay.
of Ingersol and Mrs. George
Stewart of Toronto were guest's of
Miss Gladys Thompson,
"Anne of Green uables" is
coming to SDHS for 2 shows, at 3
p.m. and 8 p.m. on Suaday.•
Augu-st 22. The Van Egmond
Foundation is sponsoning . the
Huron Country Playhouse pro-
duction,
Lucy Maude Montgomery's
classic talc of an orphivp,,,gjrf
who is mistakenly sent to a home"
that "clearly requested a boy"!
Manilla Cuthbert and her.brOther
Matthew accept Anne into their
home, much to Manilla's dismay.
But Anne's pluck and personality
eventually lead her into their
hearts, and the hearts of eVer'yonie
in the town. Even her fiercest
competitorii, and ‘Vorst enemy.
Gilbert Blythe, has a change, of
heart and conies to love her.
Canada's home-grown classic,
"Anne of Gr"en (,airs" is Lt.ii
Mrs. Archie Smith and Bruce
Smith have returned home after
vacationing' the past few weeks in
New Harbour, Newfoundland.
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Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Coleman were Mr. and
Mrs. Morley Coleman. Ottawa,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Baker,
Bayfield and Mrs. NI. Towers.
ISlington.
Andy and Susan White spent
the weekend at Bogie's Beach
with Mr. and Mrs. C.H. White,
heart-warming show, ideal for the
entire family •
'The 'Musical, by 'Dorn Harron.
and Norman Campbell features"
Patricia Carroll Brown as Marilla,
Marylu Moyer. as Anne, •George
Murray as Matthew, James Saar
.a.s-• Gilbert and Theresa Cas-
-ringtiziy, Anne De Villiers. Day'
Dtalithiffr, ° Carol Forte., Alicia
Jeffery..' Gatihenirre • Leckie, and
Charlene Shipp.
The music is played by mem-
bers of the London Symphony
Orchestra and director is Don
Fleckser who directed last year's
sell out "Hello Dolly".
Tickets at $4 for adults and. $2
,for children arc available at the
1-ritr9n Expositor. Keatings, Sea-
Diegcls in Mitchell, the
„,iNeviiS Record in Clintah. the Xost-
Birmingham, Michigan and Chad
White, Troy, Michigan.
Over the week-end Rev. J. Ure
and Mrs. Stewart were guests in
Moorefield with the former's
daughter. Mrs. 'Alvin E._anci, Mr.
Hammond. Mr.. Stewart preached
on Sunday at the special service
on the ball diamond of the fine
Park in connection with "the
celebration of -the Centennial
' plus-25 of, MaryborOugh Town-,
ship. Around 800 were in -the
bleachers.
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Local Briefs
many years.
One of these North American
agencies is Ducks Unlimited (DU),
an organization dedicated .to
retain waterfowl habitats in North
America." --
i,r;afiach Year, DU biologists band
2* hundreds of ducks and geese. To
date, banded waterfowl number
Well over 160,000,.
By recording where the banded
birds are found, biologists learn
factural . information about
waterfowl habits. Most
importantly. they-can calculate
changes in . bird 'population,
Migratory patterns of the birds
can also be plotted.
Bands for North Amerkan are
distributed by' the U.S. Bureae.,qz:e.,,:
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
Aug. 6
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO ! •
— TWO DOOR PRIZES —
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00•
(CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMITTED)
—Proceeili for Welfare- Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian, Legion, Seaforth
A cage,' constructed of chicken
wire, is placed in marshes where
waterfowl nest. The entrance to
the cage is`funnel-shaped so that
when the birds enter the
SEAFORTH
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Annual •
"war Show
cage to
ugust, 18
det".•
at SDHS
Ducks Unlimited (Canada)
1495 Pembina Highway,
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2E2
or contact the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority, Box 5,
Wroxeter, Ontario NOG 2X0
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1WILL DINEIREE OFCHARGO ? Let Mrs. Watkins prepare your i
1 } Bridal meal, at prices only a i
.... compliments of Mrs. Watkins • t mother can appreciate. i
FOR 1k1UIRIES CALL:
THE, VANASIRA SHILLELAGH 482-3809 482-3644
s rs. Watkin -Country Kitchen'
at VANASTRA SHILLELAGH
Vanes-tra Park- Clinton' , Ontario
Now open every second Sunday, beginning August 8th. ,You will
enjoy our excellent buffet.
CHILDREN -0'28, under) :1 . $ 49
FILL -YOUR;-'PLATE!
ADULTS $3."
' , 'SMORGASBORD CALENDAR .•
„"''"AbdtiST 8, 1976 OCTOBER 24, 1976
AUGUST 22, 1976
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OCTOBER 3, 1976 DECEMBER 5, 1976
•i OCTOBER 10, 1976 DECEMBER 19, 1976
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Come -dine in my kitchen, and take 'a tour through our spacioUs
banquet facilities. Seating for up to 700 people.
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