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"Ywur• twraqitrok SEAFORTH ONT-• MAR. 14, 1968
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EUCHRE
ORANGE HALL
IVton, Mar. 18th
8:30 p.m.
Admission 50e
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EUCHRE St DANCE
in COF Hall, Kinburn
Sat., March loth
8:30 p.m.
. to honor Mr: and Mrs. George
IL Campbell on the occasion of
• Hoar .40tft wedding anniversary
Lunch Provided
No Gifts Please
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ing penalty for Durham, The
Beavers put out a. Pain' Play
but the Huskies kept clearing
the puck. After a number of
unseeeessful attempts the Beav-
ers finally put on a drive that
got them on the scoreboard..
At 15:23 Ken Doig beat Becker
on a hard low drive. Jack MeLl-
wain and Bob Beuttenmiller as-
sisted on the play.
After a thtuaderous applause
the fired -up Beavers rushed in
on Becker again and Doig near-
ly got a second goaL
The Huskies meanwhile were
content to hold a two -goal lead
and they repeatedly iced the
puck to kill time. The game
ended 3-1.
The Beavers now mnst win
in Durham ,to take the series.
The next game is Friday night
EUCHRE
C.O.F. Hall, Constance
Friday, Mar. 15th
9 p.m.
ADMISSION: 50 CENTS
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
Entertainment
in the
Red - Knight Room.
Saturday Night — Elgin Fischer
In the Ladiesand Escorts' Room Enjoy a Sing -A -Long with
PEARL at the Hammond Organ
EVERY ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY
, BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS
Tasty Chicken Wings
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth
Variety Night of Local Talent
Friday, March -22, 8:30 p.m.
In Londesboro Hall
Admission: Adults, $1.00; 14 and under, 50c
SEATING CAPACITY 250 -
For Advance Tickets, Contact
Radford's Garage or Phone 527-0987 *
Sponsored by the Hall Board
Friday Night
MARY HORAN -
5aturday Night
THE HA-RBURNS
ABBEY TAVERN SNACKS
Southern Fried Chicken
HURON HOTEL
Dublin
4-H ORGANIZATIONAL
MEETINGS
in Durham and the fifth gam
Will be played here on MondanlghtY
Win Opener $41
Larry Dale put the Beavers
ahead 1-0 at 31 seconds of the
first period and sent them on
their way to a 5-0 decision over
Durham at the local arena Fri
day.
The victory put the Beavers
in front 1-0 in the series.
Dale's goal, which proved to
be the winner 6ame on a scram-
ble in front of the Durham. net.
Tom Dick and Bob Beuttenmil-
ler combined to assist Dale on
the play.
Before the period ended Jack
MeLlwain increased the lead to
2-0. McLaughlin and Beaten -
miller assisted.
In the second period Bill Mc-
Laughlin scorej. twice as the
• Beavers went ahead 4-0.
Paul Rau completed the
scoring near the end of the
third period.
Despite the difference in the
final score Seaforth held only
a slight margin of play through-
out the game.
Gar Baker was in top shape,
kicking out shots as fast as
Durham could get them away.
Seaforth was more fortunate
around the Durham net. Most
of the Beavers' goals came on
scrambles in front of the net,
when a quick shot and a little
luck can change the game.
Durham Evens Series
In a penalty -ridden game in
Durham on Sunday the Huskies
outlasted the Beavers 6-3 to
even the series 1-1.
Durham jumped to a 2-0 lead
with two goals less than a
minute apart. Kerr and Nixon
were the marksmen.
The Beavers fought back and
12 seconds later Don Morton
scored unassisted to put the
Beavers back in the game.
Durham scored two more
quick goals. This time Vaughan
and Stephens were the scorers.
Bill McLaughlin put the Beav-
ers on the scoreboard at the 18 -
minute mark. Ken Doig assist-
ed.
Durham made it 5-2 with '11
seconds- remaining in the first
period on a goal by Cowie.
1 After a scoreless second per-
iod Durham jumped to a 6-2
lead early in the third as Orkee
Kerr got his second goal.
The Beavers were held score-
less till the 18 -minute mark of
McLlwain scored from Ken Doig.
A total of 24 penalties were
iv handed out, 15 to Durham. A
donnybrook in the third period
netted Ray Henderson a five
minute major and a game mis-
conduct and Cecil Cowie got
two five-minute majors and a
match misconduct.
• AT
Bayfield 441 Dairy Calf Club O.D.A. Board. Room, Clinton
Seaforth 4-11 Cali Club Tuesday, March 19th
Tuckersmith 411 Grain Corn 2:15 p.m.
Club .
AT
Huron County Hog Producers O.D.A. Board Room, Clinton ,
4-11 Swine Club - Gilt and Wednesday, March 20th
,Market Hog , 8:30 p.m.
AT •
Brussels 4-H, Beef Calf Club Brugsels Library
Brussels 4-11 Dairy Calf Club Thursday, March 21st
BrusseLs 4-11 Corn Club 8130 p.m.
Enrollment for special 441 Clubs such as Engineering, Wild
Life Management, Forage, White Bean, can be made at any
of the above meetings. You may also enroll by sending your
application form to the Ontario Department of Agriculture
and Food, Box 159, Clinton.
All boys and'girls who have reached their 12th birthday by
Januaryist, 1968 and have not reached their 21s1 birthday by
December 310 1988 are invited to loin one of these clubs.
HURON COUNTY 4-11 AGRICULTURAL.
CLUB LEADERS' ASSOCIATION 4
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Dudlin Goes
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tween Dublin and Monkton ex-
change. The new Bell exchange
is equipped with modern cross-
bar switching equipment.
Supplementary telephone
books containing the new Dub-
lin number have been mailed
out to customers in the Dublin,
Mitchell, Seaforth and Moiakton
exchanges.
(See other stories and pictures
on pages 14 and 15.)
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Pay Taxes M
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at this level was adopted for
submissiog to the Department
Of IlighwaYs SO that they would
be entitled to a provincial grant.
The item includes $5,500 for
new constructlon and $24,000
for maintenance. It IS expected
as further consideration is giv-
en to the road program a sup-
plemental by-law will be pro-
duced.
Invite Conestoga
Seaforth will* extend an in-
vitation to the Board of Gov-
ernors of Conestbga College to
hold a meeting in Seaforth. The
visit will provide an opportuni-
ty for the town to indicate the
facilities that exist here and
permit members to familiarize
themselves with this area.
Council endorsed a clean-up
program similar to that which
had been undertaken in prev-
ious years. It will be 'spearhead-
ed by the works committee who
will survey unsightly properties
. in the town and take steps to
have them cleaned up. At the
same time the annual spring
clean-up will be carried out in
conjunction with the Chamber
of Commerce.
Early action can be expected
ff
o some decision concerning
ways in Which Seaforth nlight
celebrate Centennial Year as a ,
result of council discussion. As
a preliminary to decision, sug-
gestions will be invited from
district organizations_
A number of the by-laws
which received council's ap-
proval were concerned with the
appointment of staff and ad -
St. Patrick's '
EUCHRE •
St., James' School
Sun., March 17th
8:30 p.m.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
Sponsored by the CWL
I LOVE YOU . . .
. . . and that's the sweetest
story ever told.
To be loved is to find mean-
ing in life.*Without love our
frailties, our faults, our weak-
nesses, would overwhelm us.
This is the good news the
Church is ever telling:
God loves you!
Perhaps you need re -assuring?
Then • come to Church each
Sunday and hear it for your.
self.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Founded in 1867 •
Service at 1100 a.m.
CASH
BINGO
Legion Hall, geaforth
Friday, Mar. 15th
015 p.m
15 Regular Games for $10.00
Three $25.00 Games
Jackpot $75.00 to go
Two Door Prizes
(Children under 16 not
• permitted)
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
Auspices Seatforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Logien
PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE
WORK
.J,L"
ore fl)iten
**aces ut OUT- TheAltss:
lerk WilliarnAt up $300
0,200; AsseagoiDna1d Raines,
up $2,00 to V2,000i Urs- Ronald
Broome, assistant town clerk
and bookkeeper $1.60`Per hour;
Chief of Pollee Ruliey, up $400
to $5,500. plus Om court time;
Constables John Sinnamon and
Keith Ruston, up $400 each to
$4,400; Harold Maloney, town
foreman and weed inspector,
$4,800 and $2.00 per hour for
evertiine; Alfred Pryce $1.80
per hour and $2.00 per hour for
overtime; Alfred Pryce $1.80
75 per hour and $2.00 per hoer
for overtime.
In other business council:
—Named Coun. Robert Dins-
more to represent the town on
the executive of the Chamber
of Commerce.
—Approved a bank interest
rate of 7% up from 61/2"1.
—Approved the appointment
of Peter Kling as a meinber of
the Seaforth Fire Brigade.
Learned that so far only
24 dog tags have been bought
in Seaforth this year.
UNIT THREE UCW
Unit three o Northside Unit-
ed Church met at the home of
Mrs. Les Oliver and opened
With a poem "The Watchers"
by Miss Abbie Seip. Mrs. Luel-
la Christie conducted business
and Mrs. Olive Traviss the de-
votional. Mrs. Peter Dunlop
gave an interesting talk on
"The Country Town Minister"
taken from the study book.
ST. COLUMBAN
TO.missirOn't8410Ann, l*letZtltaleif4jniayttITeatilicro'494:Pcreto:
fillgat lad week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Murray: Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Murray and family.
Toronto, visited here and
Anne returned home with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doyle
and family and Francis Ma-
loney, London, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Maloney.
Mr. and • Mrs. Leo Smith
and family, Acton, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Cronin.
Leonard MalOney, Lucan,
with Mrs. Nora Maloney.
Miss Luella Moylan, Kit-
chener, with Mr. and Mrs.
John Moylan.
Mrs. John O'Reilly, Strat-
ford, spent a few days with
her sister, Mrs. John Moylan
and Mr. Moylan.
Joseph S. O'Reilly, Guelph,
with Mr. and., Mrs. Louis O'-
Reilly:
• EUCHRE
in I.O.O.F. Hall
Thurs., Mar. 14th
8:30 p.m.
Everyone Welcome
Lunch Served
• Admission SOe
Auspices Order of Eastern Star
'SE4FORTH ITEE4.:TiNENVY
pm•nt,,,
DYNANIIICS
* (All Girl Band) .
at tiro
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE ,
Saturday, March 16th
9:00 to 12:00
Dress — Semi Formal Admission MOO
We Reserve the Right to Refuse Admission
SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY
Presents
CONCORDS
from Goderich
at the
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Wednesday, March 20th
9:00 to 12:00
Dress -- Casual Admission $1.00
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