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TALENT CONTEST: Over
$400—in prizes at Seaforth
Lions Summer Carnival, Thur
sday, Friday, Satnrday—JOY
12, 13, 14, 1973. Application
forms and information
available from Marlen Vincent
527-0120 or 527-0373 Seaforth.
Entries close June 30,
1973.-25,256b
JUNIOR CONSERVATION
CLUB will meet Sunday, June
24 at 1 p.m. at the Club 'House.
New members welcome.-25b
BRING your unused usable
items to Don Haw's anytime, or
the Bayfield Community Cen-
tre on Friday Night, July 6th
for the Auction Sale on July
7th at 1 p.m. Articles to be sold
either as a donation or on con-
signment. Proceeds for United
Church, Bayfield.-25,26,27b
CASH BINGO, Legion Hall,
Seaforth, Friday, June 22, *15
p.m. Regular games, $10; three
$25 games; $75 jackpot to go.
Door prizes, Admission $1.00.
Auspices Branch 156, Proceeds
welfare work.-25
NEW BINGO, Clinton Legion
Hall, 8:30 June 21. Admission
$1.00; fifteen regular games
$10.00 each. Three Share-the-
Wealth games. One Jackpot for
$180 in 57 calls. Consolation.
One call and $10 added weekly
if not won.
BINGO, June 26 Huron Fish
and Game Club, 8:30 p.m.
Jackpot $59 in 59 numbers. Six
door prizes-25
MONSTER BEEF BAR-
BECUE At Listowel Memorial
Arena, Saturday, June 23, 5
p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Vince Mount-
ford M.C. Adults $3.00 public
school children $1.75. Refresh-
ments available. Sponsored by
the Listowel Rotary Club.-25b
SUNDAY JUNE 24, 1:30 p.m.
Goderich Power Squadron
Spring Sail Past. Everyone
welcome Non-member boaters
invited to participate. Refresh-
ments.-25b
IF you plan to enter your Art
or Craft in Goderich Summer
Fest '73 ART MART, contact
G.R.C.C. Board 26 The Square
524-8373,25
COME ONE COME ALL
To
The Legion Hall Social
JUNE 23, 1973
MUSIC BY ROYAL AIRES
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Every
Friday and Saturday
Evening
TASTY SNACKS
AMPLE FREE PARKING
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
Seaforth, Ont.
—20tf
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"THE HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT will be con-
ducting a Health care Survey
in the Vanastra Park area
during the next few mon,
tha."-25b
SATURDAY, June 30-annual
chicken barbecue at Bayfield
United Church at 5 p.m.
Homemade salads, pie. Adults
$2.50, children 12 and under
$1.25.-25,26b
DANCE—The family of Betty
and Leonard Archalpbanitgive
their neighbours, relatives and
friends, a special invitation to
honor their parents on their
25th wedding anniversary in
the Clinton Legion Hall on
June 30th at 9 p.m. Lunch will
be provided. No gifts
please-25,26b
STAG
For
Don Taylor
June 30, 1973
9 - 12
CLINTON
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
ADMISSION $1.00
25,26p
RECEPTION
and
DANCE
for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morrison
nee - Judy Guy
SAT, JUNE 23rd
Zurich Community Centre
DANCING 10 - 1
Music by KEN MITTLEHOLZ
and the TWYLITES
LUNCH PROVIDED
EVERYONE WELCOME
250
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RECEPTION AND DANCE
FOR KAREN SHEARDOWN and RON TYNDALL
BRIDAL COUPLE
FRIDAY JUNE 22 FROM 10 P.M.
SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
MUSIC BY THE COUNTRY BOYS
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS WELCOME
25p
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DANCING 10 to 1
LUNCH PROVIDED $3.00 per couple
Refreshments
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Everyone Welcome
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10—CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1973
Tuesday afternoon the grade one and two students at Clin-
ton Public School staged a special program for parents. The
show featured song and dance and was backed by the choir
of youngsters. Other grades put on performances on Wed-
nesday afternoon and a special presentation Is also set for
this Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the school auditorium, (staff
photo)
Hullett lets gravel tenders
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:AVG0D119ERICH
HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION AD. 4 • PHONE 524.9981
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HULLY GULLY
FRIDAY, JUNE 22
1973
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The regular meeting of the
Hullett Township Council was
held June 4 at the Londesboro
Community Hall with coun-
cillors discussing matters from
recreation to garbage.
Joe Hunking was in atten-
dance to discuss the possibility
of assistance to the Recreation
Committee, in Blyth. Council
felt that there should be some
contribution and suggested that
the Committee present some
form of Budget so all
municipalities and
organizations concerned would
know what their share should
be.
James Murphy, Artistic
Director at Grand Bend's
Huron Country Playhouse, an-
nounced the roster of players
for its 1973 season which opens
on Wednesday, July 11.
On stage in the Festival of
Summer Stock season will be
Tom Bentley-Fisher, Pauline
Cary, M.E. Evans, John
Friesen, Rob Garrison, Joan
Hanna, Shawn Lawrence,
Shelley Mathews, Asheleigh
Moorhouse, Candace O'Con-
nor, and Aileen Taylor Smith,
Appearing with the Resident
Company will be several guest
artists whose names will be
released shortly.
Directing the Company
through its eight-week season
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Norman Alexander was
present to ask some questions
on the new garbage collection
system - how the programme
was initiated, how the propor-
tionate rates were established,
etc., and wondered about the
equity. Council explained that
this was a new venture and
that provision had been made
on both sides for adjustments
for any reason.
William Little was interested
in opening a land-fill site for
the use of the Township. Before
Council could act on this the
site would have to be approved
by the Department of Health.
In other business the coun-
of plays will be Jone
Copus, Burton Lancaster, and
James Murphy. Musical Direc-
tor will be Erna Van Poele.
Resident Designer is Tayie Ab-
del-Rehem.
The season of plays includes
such comedy favorites as Under
The Yum-Yum Tree; Bus Stop;
Like, Father, Like Fun; The
Reluntant Debutante; the
musical favorite The Fan-
tasticks; the Victorian suspense
melodrama, Pink String And
The forty second Snell
Reunion was held on Saturday
June 16 at Londesboro with 60
in attendance,
A variety of races were con-
ducted for the young folks un-
der the direction of Howard
and Wilfred Walker. A meal
was served in the hall.
President Jack Snell
welcomed every one and Hattie
Snell won the lawn chair.
Barbara Bosman and Bonnie
Jewitt sang several duets. Ann
Snell, accompanied on the
piano by Barbara Boiman,
sang two solos. Sing a Song"
and "The Candyman."
Grant Snell played several
tunes on his violin including
"The Yellow Rose of Texas"
and "Amazing Grace."
The oldest person present
was Mrs. Lillie Wick of Strat-
ford 86 years. The youngest
child was Lori Jewitt. The per-
cillors opened tenders on pit
run gravel for road construc-
tion.
There were five tenders
received, the highest being 73
cents per yard. The lowest, sub-
mitted by Don Hunking was ac-
cepted. Mr. Hunking will sup-
ply and deliver approximately
17,000 cubic yards of "B"
gravel and 25,000 cubic yards
of clay as tendered, subject to
the approval of the Department
of Highways.
Tender prices were 48 and
one half cents per yard for the
gravel and the clay.
Another bid by Mr. Hunking
for 10,000 yards of gravel, sup-
,Sealing Wax; the rarely perfor-
med 1920's American comedy,
The Show-Off; • and the new
Canadian work, The Hand
That Cradles The Rock.
Now in its second season, the
professional Equity Company
performs in a 400-seat tent on
its farm site location just two
miles from the resort village of
Grand Bend, about one hour's
drive from London, Sarnia,
Goderich, Stratford, and Kit-
chener.
son coming- the greatest
distance was Mrs. Jessie Imrie
of Maidstone Saskatchewan.
Special mention was made of
two couples present who have
recently celebrated fifty years
of wedded bliss, Mr. and Mrs.
George Walker of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Thomp-
son of Clarksburg. The largest
family present were Mr. and
Mrs. George Walker and
children.
Helmer Snell and Robert
Welsh played several violin
selections accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Nellie Welsh.
The 1974 Reunion is to be
held in Londesboro on the third
Saturday in June.
plied and delivered, was also
accepted at 58 cents per cubic
yard.
A statement was presented
by the treasurer showing the
half year assets. Outstanding
loans amount to $24,000 and
tax arrears for three years are
$55,653.
The clerk was also instructed
to prepare a bylaw allowing
Authorized persons to control
traffic when necessary on the
church hill at Londesboro,
General accounts amounted
to $1,341.54, roads, $28,180.09,
education, $6,847.50, drainage,
$1,037.00 and warble spraying
$1,548.83.
Continued from Page 7
26. -CARD OF THANKS
McBEATH; I would like to thank
all my friends, neighbors and
relatives for cards, flowers, gifts
and visits while I was ill at home
and in Hospital. Special thanks to
Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Wilson for
their kindness, also thanks to Dr.
Brady, Dr. Malkus, and the nurses,
and Rev, Packman for his
visits.—Pearl McBeath-25b
VEENSTRA: I would like to take
this opportunity to thank Dr. Watt
and Dr. Newland and nursing staff
while a patient at the Clinton
Hospital. Thanks also to my friends
and neighbours who sent cards and
flowers and for their visits to the
hospital.—Hilda Veenstra-25b
BYLSMA: Thank you to all my
family and friends who remembered
me with cards, flowers, visits and
gifts during my stay in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London and since my
return home. A "special" thanks to
Dr. Deadman, Dr. Wynberg and Dr.
Norrie and the staff of 4NE.—Wib-
bine Bylsina-25
HENDERSON: Mr. and Mrs. John
E. Henderson and family wish to
express their sincere thanks to their
relatives and friends for the won-
derful cards and gifts received on
the occasion of their 25th wedding
anniversary. A special thanks to all
the friends who made their evening
such a memorable event. Your kind-
ness and generosity will always be
cherished.-25b
SNOWMOBILE.
GRASS DRAGS 0+
THIS SUNDAY
JUNE 24th at 1:30 p.m.
Experience tille thrills as 150 Of the fastest sleds from
Ontario and Michigan compete for over
$1,000 in prize money.
Why wait for snow — do it now at
HULLY GULLY
SPORTS and RECREATION
R.R. No. 1, Varna Phone 262-5809
WOODLAND CASTLE
Garden Tea & Bake Sale
East of piano factory, residence of Harvey Howard
73 East Street, Clinton
Wednesday, June 27, 1973
2:30 - 4.30 p.m.
Sponsored by Magic Circle Wesley Willis Chuich .
TICKETS 50c — TOUR 50c
COMING JUNE 27 8:00 p.m.
CANADA'S GAL 1LEANS
FIRST BAPTISTu CHURC
BROWNIE'S Visa*
CLINTON ONTARIO
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
WED.-THURS,-FRI.
JUNE 20-21-22
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38 of the country's top musical performers on screen together for the first time!
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Snell Reunion
ZURICH LIONS CLUB
present
'THE CARLTON
SHOW BAND'
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Pig 'N' Whistle Show'
Zurich Arena
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18
ONLY MciNTOSH, THE INDIAN.fiGHTE6,5000 BETWEEN OtiANA,
THE APACHE-AND THE BLOOYIEft MASSACRE HE WE WESt'
BURT LANCASTER
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9 - 12 P.M.
Advance tickets available from:
Green Forest Motor Hotel - brand Bend
McLean's 'Battery Supply - Exeter
Jack Merner's Garage - Bayfield
l3ob;s Barber Shop, Phil's Variety. Donald eke Ltd.,
Mousseau & Parkins, - Zurich
OR ANY MEMBER OF THE ZURICH LIONS CLUB