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INNIOILL EXPOSITOR, SEAfORTH, OW, MAY,. 19411
NOTICE
Public Mooting
colimutirry CENTRE, CLINTON
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on
Tuesday, May 21, 1968
8:30 p.m.
SUBJECT: COUNTY PLANNING
H. B. Such, Chairman J. C. Krauter, Warden
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dia! 527-0240
Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime I
Friday Night
Joanie at the Piano
Saturday Night
The Reids, Violin, Guitar and Banjo
SNACKS — Spareribs and Sauerkraut
HURON HOTEL
Dublin
All This Week
The Bernie Earlie
Show
MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
Southern Fried Chicken, full course meal $1.40
Sunday 2 p.m. til 8 p.m.
_QUEEN'S HOTEL
SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY
Presents _
"THE MOVEMENT"
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SATURDAY, MAY 11th I
9:00 to 12:00
Dress — Casual Admission $1.00
We Reserve the Right to Refuse Admission
Benefit Dance
for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kluver and family
11 Thursday, May 9th
9:00 o'clock '
BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE'
Ladies' please bring lunch
(This space donated in aid of the Klaver family)
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LOCAL
George ToWnsett4 one of
the purebred Laeombei bee.
ers of Munn Ontuity recently
sokl some of his young breed-
ing stock to Canada Agrictil-
titre Research Station at Len-
noxville Quebec
Mr. David Ryan of Goderich
Street E. is seriously ill in Sea -
forth Community Hospital.
Mrs. T. Black of Toronto who
has been visiting with Mr. and
Mr3 Mac M1cKie11ar for the past
month, left on Saturday t?
visit ,.vith her daughter in St.
r:4thatines. "
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McCurdy
of Kirktort, Mrs. Lillian Lindsay
and Miss Beatrice Hodgert of
Vancouver, Mrs. Jessie, Hamil-
ton of Cromarty, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M.
McKellar, Goderich St. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne
of Trenton, Mrs. John Meagher
and children of Stratford, Mrs.
Frank Stock, London, visited
during the past week with Mr.
OBITUARY
MISS MARY JORDAN
Miss Mary Jordan of Toronto
died in Seaforth Cmmunity Hos-
pital on Sunday, May 5, after
an illness of 2 months. She was
81 year okit.
Miss Jordan was born and
educated in Dublin and was a
seamstress. She left Dtiblin for
Toronto in 1913.
She is survived by two bro-
thers, James C. of Toronto and
Patrick, Dublin.
The body rested at the R. S.
Box Funeral Hortie;- Seaforth.
The fun9ral was held Wedr.es-
day at 10 a.m. from St. Patrick's
DrInan Catholic Church, Dublin.
Father Remi Durand off ..P; a ted.
Pallbearers were Louis Rol-
land, Jim Delaney, Angus Ken-
nedy, Michael Coyne,Frank
Williams and Morris Ryan. In-
terment was in St. Patxick's Ce-
metery, Dublin.
CONSTANCE
Mr. and Mrs. Earlan 0313O-rn,
Melody and Leona visited Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Osborn' and
girls, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ma-
chan and family, Mrs. Willaim
Machan, all of Monkton.
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
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Box Office Opens at 8.00 pan.
First Show at Dusk
THURS., FRI., SAT.,
MON., TUES., WED.
6 Days—May 9-15
DOIIBLE FEATURE —
Sidney Poitier
In
"TO SIR,
WITH LOVE"
(Adult Entertainment)
Showing' at 9:00 p.m.
With SUZY KENDALL — In Color
— AND -
"CATALINA
CAPERS"
TOMMY KIRK
Showing at 11:00 p.m.
Color Cartoon
Coming Next:
raThe.Wild Racers'
(Adult ,Entettainment)
— AND -
'One Million
Years BC.'.
To mat* Hospital Day and to permit residents in the
area served by the Hospital to learn of its activities,
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
OPEN HOUSE
will be held on
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 12th
from 2 until 5 o'clock
When all areas of the Hospital will be open to the public. Members
of the Board and Staff will be present to answer any questions
and to assist visitors.
The public is cordially invited to
attend and to tour the, Hospital.
Childre* if adoIMPatiled by Par-
eutt will be ,otdmitted.
Tea will be served on the lower
floor throughout the afternoon by
members of the Women's Hospital
Auxiliary.
BRIEFS
andIVIrs, Jack Meagher%
, Mr. and Mrs. john A Hruco
spent a feyr days in WIngham,
Mr. and Mrs. E, Toll were
weekeed guests of Mr. and, 14a,
Cecil Hereon in Sarnia.'
Mx, and Mrs. Nelson Cloven,
lock of Sinicoe were weekend
guests of Mrs. Mae Dorrance.
Miss Isabel Fox of Myth spent
the weekend with Mrs. L. R.
McDonald, North Main St.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scott of
Kitchener were Sunday guests
a Mrs. James T. Scott.
Mr. Kenneth Keating of Hart-
ford, Conn., spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. J. E.
Keating.
Complete
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—District C-1 of the Canadian
Legion Drumhead SerViC0 when
members of area Legion
branches will Parade with hands
and color parties to _Lions Park
—Following this will be .-a
chicken harbeque at Lions
Park.
—A l?and concert and old-
timers get together at the park.
—Street dance on MainStreet
Monday — In the morning a
school reunion of former stu-
dents at Seaforth District High
School.
—A monster parade in the
afternoon leading to Lions Park
for a wind up program.
Hallett Tax Rate
Goes Up 4 Mills
An increase of four mills for
both residential and business
property. resulted when Hullett
Cduncil set the 1968 tax rates
Monday night.
Meeting in Londesboro Com-
munity Hall, council established
a rate of 20 mills for residential
and 22 mills On business proper-
ty. Rates were 16 for residential
and 18 commercial in 1967.
Council named Leonard Ar-
chambault and Joe Hunking to
the Tourist Council and Charles
Scanlon as representative to the
Zone body.
Blyth Recreational committee
was given a grant of ma and
$10 was granted to the Road
Superintendents' Association.
Council accepted the applica-
tion of Joe Milking and others
for a municipal drainage works „
on lots 34 -pi con. 12-13 and
also the application of George
Uoggart and others for a mun-
icipal drainage works.
A petition of Lloyd Dale for
a repair of the MacGregor mun-
icipal drain, lot 6-7, was accept-
ed and John Jewitt was named
commissioner.
Council agreed to advertise
for applications for a mower op-
erator.
The tender of James' McEw-
ing to purchase a used adding
machine for $25 was accepted.
The tender of George McCut-
cheen of Brussels for a Chev.
half -ton truck with trade-in for
$2,642 was agreed on.
The tender of Ray Stanley of
Kinloss to deliver pit -run gravel
to township roads at 36 cents per
yard was accepted.
Accounts included Tile Drain
Loans, $2,600; Road Accounts,
$1,304; Municipal Drain Repairs,
$2,912; School Debentures, $2,-
560; Warble Fly, $1,317; and
General, $1,639. Total was $12,-
332.35.
The next council meeting will
be June 3, at 8:30 p.m.
BA1(1‘1 ;ALE
Sat., May11,1968
In Former
Taylor Shoe Store
Homemade Candy and Delica-
tessen Table
Doors open 3 p.m.
Unit Two of, Northside United
Church
ANNUAL MEETING
McKillop Liberal Association
WALTON COMMUNITY HALL
Thursday Evening; May 9th
at 9 p.m.
The public is urged to attend.
WILLIAM BOYD, Chairman
CHRISTIAN FAMILY DAY
in First Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY, MAY 12th
Junior *Sunday School as usual. The Senior Sunday School
is withdrawn so that members may worship with their family.
REV. D. 0. FRY, Minister
MR. CHARLES MERRILL, Organist and Choir Leader
Entertainment
In the
Red Knight Room
Friday Night -Clarence Petrie
Saturday Night Elgin Fischer
In the Ladies' and Escorts' Room Enloy a Sing -A -Long with
PEARL at the Hammond Organ
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
COLORED TV
BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS -
Tasty Chicken Wings
--SMORGASBORD—
SATURDAY, MAY llth
6 — 9 p.m. $2.25 per person
• COMMERCIAL Wink, Seaforth
Capacity
mootimiodt from rage
c9misin. and Bid% XQVin Hen-
der0O1) ancl Ken Swan,
Members ef =theinsect dance
were Lori Kennedy", Michelle
Savauga, 1.4nda Heard, Heather
McPherson, Jayne Cardno and
Susan Kunder. The dance in
Operetta was performed by
Joanne Bode, Peter Harvey,
Julie Bell, David Dalrymple, Bar-
bara Chesney, David Moggach,
Dawn Wood, Floyd Johnston,
Debbie Elliott, Lee Bell, Brenda
Dale and Terry Ritchie.
• SOVIsare dancing for grades 7
and 8 were Mary Oke, Monica
Malkus, Vicki Miller, Marlene
Turnbull, Kathy Mayba, Jean
McKague, Cathy McLean, Jean
Hopper, Mary Jean Fry, Ann
Wilbee, Jean Hildebrand, Cathy
Scott, Lauren Moggach, Debbie
Learn, Rosemary Newnham and
Liz Ball.
Tumblers (5 and 6) were Silby
Jessome, Gordie Carnochan, Lee
Bell, John Westerveld, Dwayne
Cornish, DouglasBridle„ Peter
Harvey, Paul Hulley, Allan Mas-
sicotte, Dean Cornish, Gary
Munro and Terry Ritchie.
Tumblers (7 and 8), Peter
Beattie, Allan Carnochan; Ken
Doig, Douglas Hildebrand, Er-
nie Putman, Stephen Southgate,
Bob Carnochan, Cam Holland,
Doug Hoover, Bruce Malcolm,
Stewart McLean, Jim Putman,
Alistair Young and Mike Nigh.
The hard working staff be-
hind the scenes were Mrs. J. A.
Stewart, accompanist, Miss
Grasby, music director, Don
Morton and Mrs. Wm. Weber,
stage directors, Mrs. Holmes,
dance director, Mrs. R. J. Bous-
sey and Mrs. Morton, stage set-
tings, Ron Eyre, lighting and
sound, Mrs. Kay and Mrs. El-
lis, costumes, Mrs. Kellar, make-
up, and Mr. Morton and Mr.
Eyre, boys tumbling.
All stage settings were done
by members of the staff.
Seaforth
Junior Institute
BAKE SALE
on
Sat., May11,1968
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Toronto -Dominion
. Bank
TIME 2:00 to 4:00
London and District
SOCCER -
LEAGUE
Sarnia
Vs. St. Columban
at
• St, Columban Field
Sat., May llth
4:00 p.m.
CASH
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BINGO
Legion Hall, ' Seaforth
Friday, May 10
8:15 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 25e or 7 for $1.00
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion
Proceeds for Welfare Work
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IIURON LIBER JOSOCIATION -
NOMI TION
MEETING
TO SELECT A LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
FOR HURON RIDING
at 8:30 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 13
Central Huron Secondary School
CLINTON
Gordon McGavin Ivan Kaibfleisch Harold W4 Shona
Treasurer Secretary
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President
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THURS., FRI.. SAT. — May 9-10-11
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
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Admission $1.25 -2. Children Under 12 in Cars FREE
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Coming Next: "THE VISCOUNT" plus
"THE LAST CHALLENGE" (Adult Entertainment)
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
Nomination and Annual Meeting
LEGION HALL, CLINTON, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1968
8:30 P.M.
Guest Speaker:
Mr. Eric Winkler, Hanover
former Federal Progressive Conservative Whip
and others.
John Durnin
President
Mrs. F. G. Thompson
Secretary