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Mr. and Mr.§,.*if Carter and
family attended the Q.pen House
for Mrs. CartrtS grandmother,,
Mrs- Emma WO, 'Tavistock, who
celebrated her 90th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs., Herman Lindsay
of Ingersoll visited her sister Miss
Gladys Thompson.
Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart
were Sunday viSitors,in• Guelph
with Prof. and Wt.,' Gordon
Couling and attended the service
in Paisley Memorial church where
Mr. Stewart was their minister
forty years ago.
On Monday Rev. and Mrs. J.
Ure ;Stewart visited Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hammond, Fergus, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Hammond,
Moorefield and Mrs. Al.Zi...7brigg,
Listowel.
TOP INDUSTRIAL BALL TEAM — It might be'a
little late In the season, but Seaforth is still proud of
the top team in Industrial Baseball play. The Texaco
team won both the regular season. and the playoffs.
Team members are, front, left, Murray Connolly,
Rick Fortune, Dennis McCauley, Jim Nigro, Bob
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HE SCORES — Some of the 'hockey players who
attended The, school.at the arena last week show off
the skills, defensive and offensive, that' they learned.
(Expositbr-Photo)
Flurdnview looks for
solution to shortage
JOINT
EUCHRE
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100F° Hall
8pm,
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--Notice —
The Annual'
DINNER MEETING '
of the
SEAFORTH
CHAMBER of COMMERCE
will be held at th.e
QUEEN'S HOTEL
Wednesday, Nov, 24
at 7:00 p.m.
Guest Speaker:-W. F. JENKINS
Assessment Commissioner
Huron-Perth
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SEAFORTH iIRANCH LIBRARY
Come out .tooke,et your , author, •
Jean Little, -Canadian Author', will be .••
at Seaforth Public Library on
Sat. Nov. 20 rat e 10:30 am
She will be pleased to answer any
question , and autograph-books
HELP MAKE THE ARENA
RENOVATIONS "POSSIBLE •
Arena Weekend
Sat., • Nov. 20 - Mon., Nov.(--22,
SATURDAY
1pm AUCTION SALE, at theROliini HOnse. A sale of both
new and used articles. Please help by donating any
items:. Tools, Games, Plants, Furniture, Books,
Appliances, •Picture Frames, Sporting Equipment or
any saleable , items. Articles can be left at the
Recreation Office or at the. Round House.
$2.00 of donated articles from each family would raise
another $1;000 for the arena.
9Dm DANCE to the music of the Wilbees, Tickets $2.00 each
available from committee members or at the door. •
SUNDAY
2pm N.H.L. OLD TIMERS VS the Seaforth Stars.
Tickets $1.00 Children
$2.00 Adults 1 •
$5.00 Family. (2 adults and children under 16)
Tickets are available from Seaforth players and at
various stores:
MONDAY
p M PLANT SHOW at the Community Centre will include
demonstrations of caring, growing and fertilizing
plants. Tickets $1.00 each. Coffee to be served.
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On behalf of the Officers and Members of
it SEAFORTH BRANCH 156
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
we exprTs
Ovr , Sincere Appreciation
• to ail
those-who in any way contributed to the success' of the recent
Remembrance Day program sponSored by this branch,
We refer particularly to thOse 'who through the purchase of
wreaths arid poppies have made. possible a continuation of the
Legion assistance program and to the members of the bands who
by their darticipatiOn Contributed So much to the success of the
parades on November Ith-and November ittft.
Predideht ,„
SPItTA CLAIR CAMPBELL
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0Opt Rece tido
for
Jim & Sti4
TAYLOR;
(nee Kuncie41.
Sat., Nov, 27
a. Seaforth •
CommunityCenire
9-1
EVERYONE
WELCOME
-,Clark. Hon. H. Parrott and Dr.
Halliday, M, P. '
/It Oddfeliows
Rebekah Lodges
on
Wov. 24
Rev. AldworthIo
speak at First,
A former minister from this
area will speak at the regulir
service in First. Presbyterian
Church on. Sunday, representing
Alcohol and Drug Concerns Inc,
Rev. W. E. Aldv..orth •of
Kingsville who was a minister
the. Staffa area from 1939 ito
1943,wili speak on the work of the
group: which attempts to educate
the public about alcohol and-dr-pg.--
Concerns:.
Five suggestions arising from a
meeting between the • Committee'
of Management for Huron*ipw
and A. C. Thornhill and Dr: F.
Vernon of the Ministry of
Community and Social Set-vices
'regarding possible solutions to a
shortage of accommodation were
placed before the regular meeting
of Huron County Council on
Friday.
Counil was urged to look for
other facilities, such as the
purchasing of service -in other
institutions in the County. to
solicit more aid from the Ministry
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25th
ANNIVERSARY DANCE
for
LEVERNE AND ALMA
IWGILL
Fri., Nov. 19
at
Family Paradise
Music By
Wilbee's Orchestra
9 — 1
Best Wishes Only
The NeVernbP, VtlPhre and
1n4clge spclal WAS, held Tt esdaY
evening in.the Masonic odge
rooms with a 40%1 attesd rice.-
Seven bibles (11 euchre were in
play and one bridge. Conveners
,for the evening were Mrs;: „Mae
Habkirk, Mrs. Eileen Adamson.
Mrs. Helen Connell, MrS. Katie
Phillips and Mrs. Verda Sinclair.
High score for bridge was held
by Glad Thompson with 3750.
Winners for euchre were Ladies .
Mrs. Norman Riehi with 107 and
for the men Norman Riehl with
109.
'The next euchre and bridge will
be held at the Masonic rooms.
again on January 18th and
conveners are Rachel Riehi, Glad
Thompson. Alice Reid and
Marguerite Walden.
Following are a list of officers
for the ladies club for the coming
year. Past President - Jean Lunn;
President - May Habkirk: ls,t vice
- Rachel Riehl; 2nd. Vice - Eileen
•ftirookftwoo"Praamori•tilloromio7Prow..
Adamson; See,,,Tre: - Ella
Munson Tournament Cony. - Jean
Lunn, Ida Close; Local Jitney -
Katie .Phillips, Eileen Adamson,
Helen Connell.; Calling List
Marguerite Walden, Ida Close,
. Lillian Pepper and Helen Connell;
Social - Thelma Dale, Esther
Brady, Katie Phillips; Sunshine
Convener -'Verda
Sinclair. Euchre Cony.-
Marguerite W Alden, Katie
Phillips; Bridge Cony. - Donna
Patterson, Alice Reid; Buying
Comm. = Ella - Munro, Verda
Sinclair, May Habkirk; Press.
Sec. - Mary Finlay..on.
Auditor Marie War.
T, Jorgenson
wins award
Local rabbit breeder Tom
Jorgenson of Seaforth was a prize
winner over' the weekend at a
rabbit show sponsored by the St.
Clair Rabbit Breeders'
Association in Wyoming.
Seaforth s''•
Tlhursda4, Friday & Saturday
KENT 'COUNTY -
PICKERS
Centennial Lounge
Open'
Sunday 12 noon.to 10 pm
meals served
Lunch Hour Specials
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
Friday & Saturday
on Thompson
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Mrs Emma Neeb, Tavistock,
mother of Mrs. William
(Henrietta) Brown, 43 Jarvis
Street, Seaforth, Celebrated her
90th birthday on November 12th.
Her children, Henrietta Brown,
Florence Chamberlain. Kitchener
and Harold Neeb, Tavistock held
an Open House for her on
. Sat urday, November 13th at
Tayistock. Over 100 friends and
relatives came to wish her a
Happy Birthday.
Congratulations were received
from Prime Minister Pierre E.
Trudeau, Premier W. Davis.
Leader of the OppOsition Joe
Dinsmore, and back, left, Clive Buist, Ron
Beuerman, Jim McLeod, Fred Burton, Moe Huard
and Gary Finnigan. Missing from the photo are Ben
Van Den Akker, Bruce Hoelscher and Mike
Merriam.. (Expositor Photo)
Mrs. Neeb is 90
of Health to provide more chronic
beds in Huron, the possible
construction of senior • citizens
apartment units in •co-Operation
with the Ministry of Housing, the
possible use of satellite homes
ail the posibility that in future
the"Ministry of Social Services
May have funds available to buird
residential homes -but not' 16
extend care faCilities.
' At present, HurOnview is full to
capacity with ,a waiting list of
between 30 and 40 persons.
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
Nov. 19
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 $1.04
(CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMITTED) •
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
25th Wedding Anniversary
for
Marg and Howard
DAYMAN
Sat. Nov. 20
9 — 1 A.M.
at Seaforth Legion Hall
Everyone Welcome
'No gifts please
Lunch provided
Music by
Mozart Melodymakers
McKILLOP FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
Annual Meeting &Beef Dinner
ST. COLUMBAN PARISH HALL
Tuesday, December 7th, 1976
Dinner 7 p.m. Tickets 4.50
Guest Speaker: GORDON MATHER, Manager
Crop & Produats Dept. LLO.O.Toronto
be showing slides and films
ermin Smith Sec. A,R.Dodds
BENEFIT
HOCKEY GAME
in Aid of Arena: Renovations
CKNX Try Hards
vs
Leo's & Co.
SEAFORTH ARENA
Fri., Dec. 8pm
Admission '1.°0
Its YOUR Arena
HELP .US TO' HELP YOU
FIRST SHOWING IN AREA
Nov. 17 - 23rd
WED. THURS. FRI. 7:30 &.9:15
SAT. SUNDAY 1:30 & 3:15; 7:30 & 9:15
MON. TUES. 7:30 & 9:15
NOW PLAYING
Thei Greatest Discovery of Our Time
'laical:1i of 4-
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STARTS NOV. 24 27'
WED. 0. SAT. ONE SHOW ONLY - 8:00 P.M.
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THE FATHER
Friday Special
ALL DAY arw
110t Hamburg
Sandwich
Friday & Saturday Nite
Chicken Wings
Country -Singles
FALLFEST
anastra Recreation Centre
Clinton
SATURDAY, NOV.20 .
music by
DIE TRAILERS
from Waterloo,
Adriiission 5.00
rich Provided ,
Procee s to Vanastra.,
Recreation •Committee and
o' Clinton Community Centre
Special occasion permit has
been issues for this event.
Singles: who have met
attd mat through the
Club outie to the UNION
Sotturdith, Dec, igth,1016
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