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FAREWELL
PARTY
. Honouring
WILLA and HARRY
WILLIAMS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5
9:00 p.m.
HOLMESVILLE
PUBLIC SCHOOL
MUSIC BY:
SCOTT' S ORCHESTRA
LADIES PLEASE
BRING SANDWICHES
EVERYONE WELCOME
McCLURE REUNION, Kinburn
Hall, (33/4 nit, north and 3 Wzi
w. of Seaforth), Sunday, July 9,
Bring own lunch for
smorgasbord.-26,27b
KRIS KRIN.GLE KOFFEE
KLATCH, Saturday, November 4,
10 a.m, Reserve this date,-26b
DONKEY BASEBALL, Friday,
June 3Q, 8:00 p.m. at Hayfield
Agriculture Park, Hayfield Lions
playing Varna Asstros, Adults
$1.00, children 50c.-26b
WEDNESDAY, August 2, Beef
Bar-H-Q, and Dance, Seaforth
Memorial Centre. Tickets are
available from Leonard
Archambault, R.R,1, Auburn;
Eric Anderson, Londesboro; Don
Buchanan, Londesboro; Jack
Tebbutt, R.R. 2, Clinton; Chester
Sturdy, R.R,2, Goderich; Grant
Stirling, R,R.2, Hayfield; Stan
Paquette, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture & Food, Clinton;
William Armstrong, R.R.3,
Hayfield; Bill Coleman, Kippen;
Grant Webster, R.R.1, Varna.-
26b
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL,
Fellowship Bible Chapel, Maple
Street, July 3-13, 9:00-11:45
a,m,-26b
ENTERTAINMENT
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CASH BINGO, Legion Hail,
Seaforth, Friday, June ,30, 8:15
.P.M. Regular games, $O; three
.$25 games; $75 jackpot to go.
Door prizes. Admission $1.00.
.Auspices Branch 156. Proceeds
welfare Work.-1
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ROLLER SKATING every
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, 7;30 to 10:30 p,m„
Clinton Community Centre,-
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TUESDAY, July 4, Bingo at Huron
Fish and Game Club, 8;30 p.m.
Jackpot $55,00 in 55 numbers,--7
43rd Annual Stephenson Re4
Seaforth Lions Park, Sur..u.y July
2. Supper 5 p.m. Bring picnic
lunth, dishes, cutlery,
Refreshments provided,-25,26b
CHICKEN Barbeque, Saturday,
July 1st, St. Andrews United
Church, Hayfield, 5 p.m, Home
made Baking, Salads, etc. Adults
$2.00, children under 12 $1.00.-
25,26b
NEW BINGO, CLINTON LEGION
HALL, 8730 p.m. June 29.
Admission $1.00. 15 regular
games, $10.00 each. Three Share-
The-Wealth games, One jackpot
game for $160.00 in 55 calls or
less, or guaranteed $25,00
consolation. One call and $10.00
added weekly if not won.—tfn
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June 28-29-30
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PLAZA SUITE
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Walter Matthau - Maureen Stapleton
A trio of stories set at the famous
Plaza Hotel from the Broadway hit.
Color
MURPHY'S WAR
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Peter O`Toole Stan Phillips
Color Cartoon
SAT. - SUN. - MON. - TUES.
July 1-2-3-4
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John Wayne — Richard Boone
Maureen O'Hara
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The hunt for the Great White Shark
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Colour
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Fay Dunnaway .. Warren Beatty
July 9-10-11
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Chr;stophor Plummer
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Harrison Picnic
THIS COUNTRY
.1,N THE MORNING
The annual Harrison picnic was
held at the Lion's Park inSeaforth
on. June tenth. It was not a very
warm day, but all enjoyed an
afternoon of sports, the results
were as follows: Girls 6 yrs and
under, Peggy Willert; Boys 6 yrs
and under, Alan Hunt, Stanley
Aidrie; Girls 10 yrs and wider,
Peggy Willert; Boys 10 yrs and
under, Ken Aikenhead, Ronnie
Broadfoot; Girls 16 yrs and
under, Bernice Willert, Joanne
Collins; Boys 16 yrs and under,
Charlie Broadfoot, John Hunt;
Young Ladies, Bernic e
Joanne Collins; Young Men, Roy
Taylor, Bill Collins; Married
Ladies, Dorothy Airdrie, Olive
Broadfoot; Married Men, Art
Airdrie, Albert Taylor; Ladies
Kick the Slipper, Marion
Armstrong, Dorothy Airdrie;
Men's Kick the Slipper, Bill
Collins, Roy Taylor; Wheel
Barrow Race, Hazel and Bill
Collins, Marion Armstrong and
Roy Taylor; String Game, Olive
Broadfoot, ,ToveP Willert. John
Ontario's first Top Farmer
Grain Crops Workshop will be
held July 3, (evening) 4 and 17,
1972, at Ridgetown College of
Agricultural Technology.
The program is an intensive
two-day, management oriented
session for top commercial
farmers. It will emphasize crop
production planning. The course
is being presented in two parts so
that time is available for running
the farmers' plans on the
computer between sessions. Each
farmer in the workshop will have
the opportunity of putting two crop
plans for his farm through the
computer, which will put out the
financial returns for each plan.
The workshop has been
The National Farmers' Union
welcomes the stand taken by the
Ontario branch of the Canadian
Association of Consumers
regarding the use of stilbestrol
(DES) a hormone used to promote
growth in beef cattle.
RECEPTION
and
DANCE
for
LINDA PRESZCATOR
and
LARRY, DILLON
Bridal Couple
FRIDAY, JUNE 30
9 p.m.
Londesboro Hall
Music by
MURRAY'S ORCHESTRA
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
26b
Hunt, Charlie Oroadfoot:
Elimination Game, Albeit
Taylor, Jack Aikenhead; Three
Legged Race, Bill and Hazel
Collins, Marion Armstrong and
Roy Taylor; Card Elimination
George Collins, Peggy Willert,
Jim Collins; Number of Jelly
Beans in Jar, Herb Taylor,
Murray Sieman; Oldest person.
Cecil Harrison; Youngest person,
Stanley Airdrie; Person coming
the farthest, Hazel Collins, Owen
Sound.
After a delicious supper the
following officers for 1973 were
elected: President, Cecil
Harrison, Sec.Treas. Phyllis
Harrison, Directors, Patsy and
Lloyd Rimmer, Jim and Donna
Collins, Sports, Sharon and
Darlene Willert, Bill and Diane
Collins.
The picnic is to be held at the
same place, on the second
Saturday in June, for 1973, the
sports to start at 2 p,m., followed
by supper.
developed by Purdue University
and presented several times
during the past three years in
Indiana, Ohio and Illinois. Under
contract with the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food,
Purdue University is training' a
group of Ontario Agrologists to
assist in presenting this
workshop,
The computer could provide
output on estirnated production
costs per acre for various crops
anticipated annual net income
from grain crops; or optimum
machine and labor schedules for
various crop operations.
The fee for the workshop is
$85.00. This includes the cost of
computer rental-time, course
Walter Miller, Vice President
of the NFU, said today there is
sufficient doubt about its effect
that the NFU believes its use
should be banned, along with
imports from countries allowing
its use.
He said he believes that drug
companies and large agri-biz feed
lot operators are the main
beneficiaries, not the farmers or
consumers.
With certain evidence
available, and the amount of doubt
that exists today, it seems odd
that Canadian government health
officials should put the
responsibility on the public to
prove its use unsafe, at a time
when several other countries
have moved to protect their
people from this danger, the NFU
said,
The NFU vice president said,
"the union will continue to press
for a complete ban on the use of
stilbestrol and importation from
countries allowing its use."
supplies, fees for out-of-province
personnel and meals. Overnight
accommodation is available at
$3.50 extra, Enrollment is
limited to 80 and will be conducted
on a first come, first serve basis.
Further information is
available from your local office of
the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
PATTING DOG GUIDES
ENDANGERS BLIND MASTERS
Public interference is the
greatest difficulty blind people
with dog guides encounter,
The Canadian National Institute
for the Blind points out that
anyone who takes hold of or
distracts either the dog or its
master creates confusion and
possible danger for the blind
person. The guide dog is
responsible for a human life. It is
trained to avoid obstacles and
low-hanging objects such as
awnings and tree limbs.
A master learns to judge
movement of traffic by ear and at
the appropriate time commands
his dog, • FOrwa,rd," The dog will
not move until it is safe to do so.
Op In tons
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News—Record readers might
express their opinions on any
topic of public interest,
Letters To The Editor are
always welcome for
publication.
But the writers of such
letters, as well as all readers,
are reminded that the
opinions expressed in letters
published are not necessarily
the opinions held by The
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