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Constance
David, Darren and Luanne
competed, at the Central
Music League Festival held
at the Vahalla Inn over the
weekend. David won three
trophies playing guitar. Lu-
anne won one trophy for
piano. Darren won first dais
and placed 3rd with guitar.
and Paul won the Teachers
Proficiency Award.
The. Band placing first was
David Whyte and David
Stevenson.
Huron Music 'Studio s
other pupils won awards at
the festival. Congratulations
to them.
A number of children from
the area are attending Bible
School in tondesboro this
week.
30's
100g.
MAIN CORNOI
SEAFORTH.
ORANGE JUICE.
KENT BRAND
FROZEN CONCENTRATED
OUR REq 93`
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OUR REG. 1.09
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KRAFT PROCESSED: SINGLE THIN
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OUR REG.
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CLOSING TUESDAY JULY 28
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Ball action was hot and
hea%y just like the weather
last week in Londesboro.
In Squirt action the Blue
Jays plaed the Mets and
kept their streak intact
ins fiance
Mr. apd Mrs: Jim PreSZ-
oilor ,IMI,:Pe hhie and Mich -
ail, t and -Mrs. ' ightt
,t1.:4121 AntlYtaiviily attended
the weddlitt and. rece ption
for Kathy and .+11kr
johinstott • hetd • Ch•Firtm
Saiftrday.
The Carl Merger family
aixompanied Mrs. .1 Merner
to Dashwood Stinda+ w hen
they attended the Deiehert
reunion .
Cheryl and Leisa Thomp-
son spent the weekend with
their grandparents Mr and
Mrs. John Thompson. while
their parents Jim and Sheila
Thompson attended two
weddings and receptions.
winning their third in a row.
On Tuesday night in another
squirt game the Dodgers
edged Auburn while in the
final squirt pine on Thurs-
day evening the Tigers came
close but lost to the yet
undefeated Expos.
The .:pee wee Aids 'enter-
*fled . the Clinton Girls ,‘‘• •
pile . Hullett Hospitality
t4Ottton• girls .came got on.
the •istAtt„:e0 of the store...
'Eh;:Midg4 girls WOO with
Goderich Tcii4iiSh*Kasf, c111);.
44110 bi.the. Gociefieb• Toti7n,
ship eetaeh,
:th action the" .Pee
wee's were kept busy. Rad-'
ford's Jays travelled' to God-
erich and• came home with a,
tie on Monday night while
Allen's "A"s played
Stanley Township on Wed-
neSday evening. The Stanley
boys came up with a strong
effort and went home with
the victory.
The Bantam boys hosted
Tuckersmith representatives
and trounced then by a 30.14
score. In Midget Boys action.
our local boys travelled to
Holmesville but victory went
to the Goderich Township
boys,.
Three of the Hullett 'teams
played in the tournament this
past. weekend with the Mid-
-;get bays being eliminated in
two straight 0004 as Were
'tho itoforNs
The *CO OttileitPee Wee
teat. Miens. 004 a •
• 4.011 in',the 40.. • " • 1144
against Goderich boys- 1;1".
.ailPgrest the A'''s toekthe
game and the medals by
3S-11' score, • -
The. IVP304:S and Dad's
• were at it on Friday playing
between the raindrops with
John's' Jumbos beating
Jane's Jelly beans in an
action packed exhibition of
fun and skill. More players
are still welconit.
In Ladies action the
Londesboro Ladies travelled
to.j)Wh and once again fell
victim to the strong play of
the Blyth team. Meanwhile
Summerhill hosted Benmiller
in the other ladies game and
once again they came up on
the short end of the score.
The Slo-pitch teams had`:
two games last week with the
Blazers. visiting. Hointesville.
lit a SectsaiN' game The 'Alaa-
fingllY; 010 Holmes .
011.e 11-9y The other game
featured the Aiihoro All-
star tl a Blyth leant
representing , LIQW$01146
Wednesday evOning
Dora Shobbrook Thehnti
Ellerby visited with Frank
Garrott in St. Josephs H9Sp•
ital. London where he had
surgery on Tuesday. He re-
turned home on. Friday.
On Wednesday Mrs. Jack
Armstrong came to the home
of her daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Glen , Carter having
been a patient in. Seaforth
hospital these past 7 weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brom-
ley, Cheryl and Lori returned
home on Thursday from holi-
days to the east coast.
Dora Shobbrook spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson
and family in Woodstock. On
Sunday a family gathering
was held at the Millsons.
Present wem,A117. T. Itorop_
.ftTnIg artit Mx*
Cheryl Smith, Mr,
.aif,4,`, Mrs; • 0.414prt Miller.
Marsha. and ,PoRsoliptt.,
V4p. 'Volgottoto. •
,Kano10, 10,36
0gTotk.4ne:1-1:20n. Ryan.
'.`00 Sunday Mr. and; Mrs.
Ken Wood of
Winghamvisitedhis parents
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood.
On Saturday July 18th' Mi.
and Mrs. Bert Gray of Clin-
ton celebrated, their 40th
wedding anniversary at the
home of their daughter
Sharon (Mr. and Mrs. Gord-
on Johnson) iii.. 'oronto.. Pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs.
Harv. McCallum. Mrs. Mild-
red, Mrs. Edwin Wood, Mr.
Eph Gray.
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Londesboro squirts winning
at Hullett cpntre,
In the next three years I.-1.1 acres of guide in the project, r .'
marshland will be developed in Hullett
The end result will be a natural wetland
townsh ip in cooperation with the Ministry of
habitat for ducks. muskrat, and other
Natural Resources and Ducks Unlimited, a wildlife associated with, this type of envirow-
non profit group, ment. 1!
The work is being done in three phases The third phase which begins next' year
and already the first phase is complete and will mark the largest creation of marshland
the second plan is partially finished.
is one of the firms involVed with the
• George Radford Construction Ltd.. Blyth
in the plan.
the game is in season and will prov ide a
.The area will be-open to sportsmen when
construction' of dykes for the flooding of natural habitat for wildlife to replenish their
'marsh areas. The smallest area to be flooded numbers.
is 59 acres to up to 550 acres.
In the-accompanying sketch the boundar-
Ducks Unlimited is sponsored through
ies and dykes are marked out but already
private donations and is overseeing the work some minor changes have been noted on the
planned, The Ministry of Natural Resources main map located in the Hullett Wildlife
has, purchased the land and is acting as a -Sanctuary north of Clinton.
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