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Complete with Dessarf & Beverage
$5 25 •
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COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Entertainment
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Cabbage Rolls
FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITE
Chicken Wings
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FINE FOOD
FINE ENTERTAINMENT
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Local Briefs
Mfg. Fred Mills of London was
a recent visitor at the home of
Rev. J. tre and Mrs. Stewart.
Dr. K. G. And Mrs, Stewart,
were Saturday visitors at the
home of the former's father Rev.
J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jolliss of
London visited with Liz Brown on
Sunday. •
Mrs. J.H.Grant Stratford
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs.A. Y. McLean. '
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CASH BINGO
- Legion• Hall, Seaforth
April 22
0:15 p.m. • ' 15 Regular Games for $15.00
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)
--Proceeds for Welfare Work-
- Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
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Plan to attend
HURON COUNTY
• BOARD OF EDUCATION
East Region
Central Huron Secondciry School
Tuesday, May 3 8 p.m.
Admission:— Adults $1 Students 50 8
Participating schools include: Seaforth District High School,
Seaforth Public School, Central Huron Secondary School, Blyth
Public School, Hullett Central School, Clinton Public School and
Huron Centennial School.
MUSIC NIGHT
" H'uron
Centennial ,School
presents
The Travelling
Musicians
(A Grim Fairy Tale)
Showtime - 8 p.m.
Wednesday, APri1,27 -
-Thursday; April •"28
av 44; 4 miss on: $1.049
CABARET DANCE
Brodh'agen Community Centre
Friday, April .29
tsitr: 'The Nitelites.
Tickets 5 2.50 per person
• Sponsored by
St. 'Columban Soccer Club
HURON HOTEL
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Fri. and Sat. niter
. Saturday Matinee
The COSTLLATIONS:..
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-7011 Aprr 2T:there wilrbe"'a
spriUg Concert ,.at Huilett Central ,
at 8:15 p.m. The concert will
include grades 2, 4, 7 and 8 and
`the Power Learning Class. The
grade 2's will be presenting a
play called "RabbitrellaThe grade
4's will also be presenting a play
called "Zachary Mole 'and the
Busy Folks,' The grade 7 class will
be putting on a, Fashion ShoW,
The grade 8's
are presenting their version of
"The Gong Show,"
Preeeeding the concert, an
Open House will be held. Here;. •
the pupils will show their Clue-
rooms to their parents.
Throughout the year, Robbie
Plunkett and Darcy Andrews have
' delivered ' the milk to all the
grades of Hullett 'Central. We
would like to thank them for the
work they have done this year.
MAKE
YOUR -0WhI
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FREE WINE -MAKING
CLASS
rktkrack,, Apr:I .28, V 30 p wa
RelistIr iv% actuance
toy pktoK's ncj
395 -.2.t 84
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Home Wine & Beer Making Supplies
In the old Beechwood General
Store 21/2 miles north of St.
Columban on McKillop Sideroad •
1p at Cdneession S. •
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HWY, 8 GODERICH AT
CONCESSION RO. 4
r PHONE 524.9981
#57;14100
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Traffic
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Pineridge Chalet
R.R.27HenSall i
Wed, Apr. 27 - Fashion
Show and Luncheon
mono worm omen mem •
Sat. Apr— 30 . Police
Appreciation Night
Sponsored by
Knights of Columbus
Musk la/ Mozart Melody Makers
Sat. May 7 - Jam s-mit - Dale
OpetiVedding Reception
Joe Overholt and the
Standbys
Sat.,Ylay 14 - Wilbee-
Patterson open Wedding
Reception
Rodger Quick and the
Rainbows
For Reservations Phone
262-2277 - 4236,46100,
• _ 236-4213
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Last week two health nurses
came to our school: They
examined some students for
hearing and vision probleins.
These tests are very helpful to the
-students, as they prevent these
problems from getting worse.
A rummage' sale-was held at
Hullett on April 15. The pupils •
brought 4n old toys, games,
ornaments, etc. to be .sold in the
gymnaSium. Candy was also
brought in. Thei,ele was held by
the Students' Council.
WHAT'S-GOING QN2Pinocchio, played by Keith
McClure, lefty has some strange adventures, among
them being swallowed by a whale. Here, he finds
himself with a Tunny fish, played by Karen Laverty,
and'a Turtle, played by Bruce Morton. You can find
out all the details by attending one of the
performances at Seaforth Public School Wednesday,
Thursday, or. Friday night this week.
Four children baptized
Four children were baptized at-
First Presbyterian- Chnia-1 in
Seaforth on Sunday by Rev. E. G.
Nelson. Baptized were: Brett
Russell Clarkson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald ,R. Clarkson; Cavin.
OPEN
WeddingReCeption
for
Don
DOLMAGE '
Patricia
MaeDOISULD
Bridal Couple
Fri. April 22
Mitchell Community
Centre
Music by Wayne IIiehl grid
the Country Versatiles
Dancing 9 -1
Everyone welcome
Lunch provided
••.
Vanastra Recreation Centre
Music by Silvertones
Ladies please bring lunch
Dance
for
Mr: and Mrs. ,
Ken McKay
(Recent fire victims)
Fri.,
April 22
9pm
maitmgenvi,.
Benefit
OltTICE
OPENS
7:08 P.M.
FRIDAY,
APRIL 22
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Dublin Corporation
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S,•1/11•S• , At Door:- 'Er" per person
F orm , Dancing 913.M. --1 a.m.
Theme Admittance restricted to persons
''.Friday, April-. 22
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Music by
THE MAJESTICS
T.L18-itears of age and over
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PROGRAMS
SUBJECT
, TO CHANGE
WITHOUT
NOTICE.,..
from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Lunch included
Admission '9 per couple
LAST NRslsl Immo. ONI SHOWING ONLY I P.M.
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( , SEAFORTH CENTENAIRES
Present
Sean Fagan- ,,
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SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
o, Presents -The
' 61)11) Molly McGuit: es
(Irish Recording Stars)
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Tickets available from members of
Centenai re Executive or at:
The Huron Expositor
Bob & Betty's Variety
Bill O'Shea Men',p Wear
Recreatibri Office
and the
FRIDAY, SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
James Coleman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James D. Coleman; Ronald
Chad Lamont, son of Mr. and
Mrs:C. Bruce Lamont and Andrea
Jill Wood, daughter of -Mr. and
Mrs. Richard J. Wood.
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Starts FRIDAY!
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Saturday, August 20
Dancing 9-1 am
$7.00 per persOn
Limited No. of tickets available
- • I No reserved tables
Tickets available at' ,
the Huron Expbsitor
and ,from Society 1Directors
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