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ENTERTAINMENT AT
FAMILY PARADISE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 17
KEN SCOTT'S ORCHESTRA
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FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING
PARK
Don't forget Saturday Night Dances
HARRISTON
Drive-In Theatre
PHONE, 338.3121
STARTS AT DUSK
KIDS IN CARS FREE
SEVEN DAYS WEDNESDAY 13 to TUESDAY 19
THE MOST ADVENTUROUS PICTURE OF VIE YEAR
• With an ALL STAR CAST
THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE
Starg GENE IlAtliMAN PLUS
THE CULPEPPER CATTLE COMPANY
Adult Entertainnient
1 DAYS — Wed. 20. to Tues.26
STEVE MaltIEEN and ALI MaCGIAW Star bri
THE GETAWAY
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THE REVENGERS
Antic& fiNtEittAVATENT
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1973
Victoria Hospital has been trans-
ferred to Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mr. Edward Pollard who is a
resident of the Callander Nurs-
ing Home will celebrate his 90th
birthday on Sunday June 17th.
His many friends in this
community extend congratula-
tions.
ENTE!,TMMENT:
NEW
BRUSSELS,
NT40NHOTEL us
Friday and Saturday Night
The Alley Cats '
Coffee Shop and Dining Room Now Ope
'WE FEATURE:— Turkey Spareribs
and Sauerkraut — Fish and Chips
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Seaforth Lions Summer Carnival ,
THURS., FRI., SAT, July 12,13,14
For application forms and further information write or phone
MARLEN VINCENT: 527-0.120 or 527-0373, Seaforth -
ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 30th
Over $400 in Prizes
AMATEUR
TALENT CONTEST
SUNDAY EVENING MATINEE 4 to '7 p.m.
WITH AIERLE LARSON and eTIM ADAMS
— Good Food on the Menu--
Sing? Dance?
Play an Instrument?
Here is your chance to turn talents
into 'dollars.
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0 ROD STEIGER AND JAMES COBURN
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United Artists
311 of the Country's top' Musical Ptarlainnefi
CARRY ON UP 114 JUNGLI
Coining Mist Wild.Thtirs4rL
THE NASHVILLE SOUND
• QUEEN'S HOTEL
Entertainment- a, BRUSSELS. smIL.Ers HAVEN — • •
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
The B.C. Plus with Bill Carlisle
from Stratford
Mrs. Robert Lawson of R.R.5, Clinton won the TV set at the draw held in connection with the
grand opening of the Base Factory Outlet store. Making the draw are Dennis Donovan, left,
Lloyd Brown, manager Addle Jutzi, Jim Patterson and Vince Fowlie. Jim Scott of Blyth won
the swivel rocker and Heather Carson of Kincardine won the blanket. (News-Record Photo)
Local Briefs
Miss Hattie Downing is a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Exel
leave this week on a trip to
Holland.
D. A. Rann is a patient in
Victoria. Hospital, London, where
he underwent surgery last week.
Mrs. Muriel Allen, London,
spent a few days last week with
Mrs. Winnifred Edgar and other
friends and attended the 40th
birthday party of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge.
Bill Turnbull, who has been
a patient in University Hospital
for the past three weeks is
improving.
Mrs. ,D. A. Rann and Mrs.
Winnifred Edgar spent the
week end in London with Mrs.
Muriel Allen.
Mrs. Harold Thomas accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Jan Van
Vliet to London to attend the
graduation of her granddaughter
Miss Colleen Durst of Walker-
ton at Western University.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schnell'
of Sarnia and Mrs. Edgar
Hollinger of Hamilton spent the '
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
W.J. Perrie.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Chapman of Britton visited on
Sunday with Mrs. G. Chidlow.
Mrs. Isabel. Marks has been
a patient in Wingham and District
Hospital. Her son Murray is
also a patient in the same hospital
where he underwent surgery on
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Chester Rintoul of Sea-
forth who has been a patient in
1-1NPERS'iMP T r>o, ANP T
•eci) NAVE A T'AkE 14ER
rt RRiF>L.E WITH ME
pi5P011100. EVRYVJI-IERE.
Roller
Skating
every Sunday
and Wednesday
Brussels Arena
t.15 p.m. to' 9:30 p.m,
Sponsored by
BRUSSELS
LIONS CLUB