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tk )holden wedding anniversary .celebration
that was delightfully different was that of
L1lr. Charles pend Taunt Toll of Seaforth To
hour her parents on...this occasion, on
Sunda y: Au S Jill ; d John Farre is
r -gnsif � and S
opened thea lakeside summer home at °St.
Joseph to relatives and friends,
Guests
min led: over punch bowls which
g
gracedthe buffet • table on ,their homes,
spacious sun deck near the' water's edge.
Several cap ht the look of''besvilderntent
on Dr., Toll's face when he heard: band music
in the distance, ' and the look of utter
•.amazement when P he s ied his band march
-
lag
ling down, the hill in full regalia, ,
Under the direction of Harry Hoffman of
Dashwood e. b. d too u their sit` ns
, an. �
p hrrPo,to
on the beach ;and entertained .the guests
during the afternoon,: To the delight of the
det:k audience, Dr. Toil handled the baton
for several numbers, Harry
H , Hoffman present
bandrestar, cong*atu,lted Charles
and
Laura on their SOth anniversary; and: paid
tribute to Dr. Toll's contribution to. 'band.
paradesand concerts in many Huron areas.
Band president Harry Maas of `:Exeter also
spoke words of congratulation.
James: Sings, band member, related
humorous anecdotes about the goings on of
Dr.. Toll and his and during their travels.
and concerts. He also spoke of the Doctor's
Undying .interest in the development of the
musical talents of .young people:: For
example in a room at the back of Dr. Toll's
upstairsdentaloffice in Blyth, in the '30's,
he would instruct a high school student in.
/the imtricaeies of the masters g; :of the has*:
horn while wartng foe the 0Om ichor:
fteealag. Iprocesaa pre eding toothnatraetl!
sof :a patient in the chair,
Melds McElroy of Bl �'..told of the
places where the Tolls; have resided andi the
capacities in which Dr. Toll has served:
Kingston, in the Dental Corps; London, for
the Board of Education; on a Dental Car in
Northern :Ontario; in private practice for 25
years in Trail, B.C.; on a supply ship in the
Arctic; in Kingston, Jamaica, for Operation
Friendship, and presently in active dental
practice in Seaforth.
Messages of .congratulation were read
from William Davis, premier of Ontario.;
Cbris. Speirs,, M.P. of 'Cambridge; that
Riddell, M.P.P. for Huron -Middlesex; Bob,
McKinley, M.P. for Huron -Bruce„ and
F•,dward, Schreyer,Governor-General,
Pr, Clair Duncanson of London Univer
sity of Toronto classmate of Dr, Toll,,
proposed sir, toast to the bride and groom of 50
.years„ Mrs, Toll is the former LauraArgue
of Parry Sound, •
Delicious refreshments were served:. after
which Charles and Laura cutthe wedding;
cake, and thanked the band for their, gift of a
handsome wail clock, ;their daughter- and:
son-in-law for their gracious hospitality, :and
their .friends,. for the part they played in
making the afternoon. a .memorable one..
Guests attended from. Malta, Ceylon,
Denmark, Victoria, B.C., Alberta,: Kingston,
'London, Detroit, Exeter,Dashwood, God,•
erich, Seaforth, Auburn and Blyth.
ns Motel
SEAFORTII
APPEARING TMISWEEK
ot Off The Pr�ss
Next onday ta'Soturday• '
uj uN KS
Watch the
Seaforth BeaverOldti'mers
vs
CKNX Try Fiords
SEAFORTH LIONS PARK ` 6:45 p.m.
Thurs. Aug. 23
All proceeds for Seeforth Minor Ball
Admits 52.00 Children 51.00
L.D
A.
St 'Columba!'
vs
London Oakridge.:
Sunday..
Aug. `19
2 p.m.
Mitchell District
High School
Jest
A
omen;
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JACK LAVEIr1DEtt
The wheel was man's gi ssteet
invention -until he not behind
It.
Som. wears ere carved Un-
fortunately, others Mt
chiseled.
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• A compmy le kndwn by the
people It keeps. .
.. `
Hardware store` tacks shelter..
These day*,. ANY' sleek Is rare.
r.i.Y
ilo Priten an 's being r.Call*d
We didn't know it was
defective.
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*acted. dill flu
ihe qNs :y et Wetinies4
at
JACK'S
Small Engine
eprllr Servlcs,
'107 Amen St.
loss!), 262-2103
T4.
•
Mr. and Mrs. cities Prevost, ,N.athalre . n4 f avid ,u#
ebec. a+tstt with: !Mr. and Mies., toe f exereau* :anit
The Seafortharea air
ar a. cancer society fian!p . gri; raised
36;1$690 this year According tocantPat n bran
IW,SPi-ttet, The amount includes 5800 whirl:; was
contributed by SDHS students from funds raisedd in a
walkathonlast spring. le expressing a reciation. to alt who
had contributed to ccs sful c 8 PP Mr.said
su - s amps
gn __.r Spinal Cal
the total raised was rip. substantially ,f-ro . the previous
Year.
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Diekstra and fainly Of Norwich
spent Sunday wittr herarents M. and Mrs. Ed Andrews
in Harpurhe ,,' p
Former Seaforth police Chief Elmer Hutchison and Mr
Hutchison now of Markdale visited friends in tows
week, Duringhis • e t ... n, last
years in Seaforth Chief H'utChison.
sponsored a successful Teen Town organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gehan, son Robert and daughter
, Nova Deborah
.
Patricia of Yarmauth Scotia and Miss r b ah
Buchanan of Ottawa have returned home following a visit
with Mrs. Gehan's sister , Mrs. P. Trautbeck and brother
Kenneth Southgate.
According to Hospital admininstrator Gordon
McKenzie there is a simple exploration as to why there no.
longer is a flag pole with flag, flying in front, of Seaforth
Community Hospital. Mr. McKenzie said it was necessary. .
to remove the pole in order to replace a .cement sidewalk
M
Hutchinson
•
receives honours
Congratulations to Maur- Grade 2 rudiments examin
eel' Hutchinson on:receiving ation with • the Royal Con
a,st :lass honours in her 'servatory, of Toronto,
`
hist Thugs, Aug. 16*
Fr1J y A Satur wo showings 7 t 0:10
Suetelay - Thugs hi sly One Showa' S • .m.
THE H'UROt4, EXPOSITQR, AUQU$T' 19
T1
barn -burner 0
I
l corning soon
that was badly cracked. A new poiedl be erected shorti)3
he said.
Miss ltosentary 'Ryan of :Surrey B'•C, is holidaying with
alter parents Mr. Mrs. f
P is and r Joseph; Ryan. a Seaforth,
Mrs. Peggy Boasts and daughters of Goderich Street
West,. Seaforth were surprised with a farewell party held
Monday night at the home of their neighbour, Helen
McNaughton. Other neighbours: who attended', included
Sandra, Murray,. Diane McLeod, Margaret McGowan,
Jeanine Jefferson and Grace Cornish. Peggy and, her
daughters were presented with a. Norman Rockwell .plate
by their neighbours. The Boose family are moving- to
Calgary, ,Alberta where Ron Booseis working.
Alice Gibb: of Seaforth. spent four days; in Toronto last.
week visiting with friends.
Visitors luting, theweek with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Altman):
were Mr. Altrnan's nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Altman, Kitchener, their grandaughter Miss Sharon,
Bowers, of Kitchener; Mrs. Aitman's brother and wife
Mr. and Mrs, Roy, Netzke of Brockville, Mrs. Marie
Schorie of Sebringville and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ruetz of
Mildmay, friends of the Altmans.
Mr. and Mrs. Delford Altman from Orangeville. were
Civic holiday visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Beatty of "Midland. Teras; were
guests of Miss Gladys Thompson. .
Mr. and Mrs. Howie Bridgers, Beaver, Manitoba visited.
with; Elmer and; Ethel Dennis„
The sights and sounds
If the 'EKYs There u.vre 1HE All
NES
b,neRl�ee1 tidies.
There here . tulles.
and it ua. all
Starts Friday Aug. 17th 23r1,
MORE ENTERTAININGTHAN
HUMANLY POSSIBLE
PLUS 2nd
BIG` HIT!
iN THE 25th CENTURY"
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TREAT!!
The :DonnelysWO+ .into"
town on August 21, complete
with barn-burnings, fisticuffs
and mayhem. The Death :.0!
the Donnellys, directed, by
;Paul TbomPtont. (pens
,August 21 On the stage of the
Blyth Memorial Hall, and is a
joint production of the Blyth
Summer Festival and
Theatre Passe Muraille,
Writer Ted Johns; has On,
structed', it script that
illuminates both sides of the
-controversy. The Donttellys
-„ were they villains or
victims? Come to Blyth,
weigh the evidence ilnd make
your own judgement.
Actor David Fox plays the
role of Jim Donnelly, the
patriarch of the clan, who
MOO rila AMO) aitha Vis'
hand. Oen from the.costhaes:
of a mall ;w+elL Janet Agao4:
plays Julie Donnelly, the
mother of a brood; of inrulr
$ons and one ,daughter.
Layne Coleman, Rob,C ,..
William Dunlop, lOb Jar: ,,
Paul Kelman, Hardee Lina
ham, Sam Malkin, Mer
Snell and Karen Wiens
aniongst them play the other:
Donnelly:: and the residentsi.
of the Luca; area who took.
part in theltundred year 014'
saga, The active:la
accompanied 'by three:
Imusici*ns with rousing irlsli:
addle tunes.
The play runs every night
except Sunday, at 8:30 Pm.
with Matinees on Thursday
DOA OFFICE OPENS Ara 00.
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lIMilED
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 17
* QUEEN OF THE FAIR CON..
.TEST: at II:00 p.m, In the Vanastre
Rec. Centre. ' . "
*. TALENT SHOW:. from e:00 pan. .
140 a.m., In the Vanastra teic.. ten,
true-
SAY, AUGUST 10
* TUG'O' WAR CONTESTS: start at 10 a.m.
* GIAP4T PARADE: starts at li00' p.m. Featuring
over 30 entries, Including, the'Seaforth High School
sand and the Brussels Lepton Pipe Nand. Children:
can enter :decorated bicycles and tricyd.s in the.
parade - prizes for best decorated.
* BART SHOW followed by PET SHOW starting
at 2:00 p.m.
HWt'. s to Sadifor h •
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PENNY SALES
"THE GRAND FINALE"
The Vanasfret LUOYis Club
"MARDI►RAS" -
featuring the musk of Ksilenza, playlFtd'ii oro a petit.,
fo t a.m. at the Vanastre Rist. Centre.
Adinlsslon after 7600 p.m.1s••3,s0 pest period.