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Ujglway,Pon, C. S, IWAR,
114110tOtt' ' pretgaium
surveys have begun Aon the
bridge over Silver Creek on
Highway 8, at the east en-
trance to toWn. .Tuckersmith,
MeKillor and Seaforth passed
resolutions asking for the new
bridge. The letter said a fund
is being built up by the Coun-
ty council road committee to-
wards survey and rebuilding
of County Road 3, from Bruce.
field through Egmondville and
1 Main St., ,,,Seaforth, to Highway
'RECEPTiON
MAN and Mrs. Ernest Wren'
Ann Dick)
Dashwood
,Commtmity Hall
Fri, June 24th
1:941ardine's Orchestra,
EVERYONE WELCOME
CAR WASH
10:00 a.m. fo 500 p.m.
Sat., June 18th
at
Northside United
Church
$1.00
Sponsored by the Hi
Group
8.
Council appointed Harvey
Dolmage to the public work
staff. and agreed to look into
request by Clarence Malone
who said the town destroyed
his fence when replacing a
bridge near his property and
that the bridge was partly on
his land. He wants $20 for the
C Youth fence and $10 a year rent for
the land.
DANCE
Walton
Community Hall
Playing:
Jim Scott's Orchestra
Date :
Sat., June 18th
Everyone Welcome
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just Dial
Seaforth 527-0240. •
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Lachlan, on their 25th wed-
, ding anniversary
Friday, June 17th
Kinburn Hall
Holland's Orchestra
Ladies please bring sandwiches
Jack Eisler
APPRECIATION
STAG 'NIGHT
FRIDAY, JUNE 17th
LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH
In appreciation of his contribution to Minor Hock:
ey in Seaforth and District, during the past IS
years. Fathers of hockey players who have taken
part in the program are invited 'to attend. Tickets
available from Legion members.
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SMORGASBORD
LANCELOT, DINING LOUNGE
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth
Satuyday, June 18th : 6:30 p.m.
• $L75
• ENTERTAINMENT
in
RED KNIGHT ROOM
WESTERN TRIO
Featuring TV Stars
HANK BEDARD and KELLY DAWN
WIN A PRIZE
in the
Seaforth Lions Carnival
Beauty Contest
Dominion Dtiy, July 1st
Entries to be sponsored by a Municipality,
Association or Business -
NO ENTRY FEE NECESSARY
Contestants will be judged on Appearance,
Deportment, Talent
Judging will take place Friday afternoon,
July 1st, in Bathing Suits, and that evening
in Evening Gowns.
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To: Brian Flannigan, Chairman
Lions Beauty Contest, Seaforth
Name of Contestant
Talent „ •
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WSymbal for
krypton
16 -Handled
18. Proceed
19.Exiitts
21 -Fruit calm
22 -Starch mads
from Bait
Indian palm
24 -Things done
20 -Type' of •0
cabbage
28 -Wager
29- Rock
31 -Communists
33 -Dental
surgeon
34.474;1 of
water
36 -Expired
311 -Symbol for
calcium
40 -Bound
42 -Instruct
45 -Native metal
47- Declared
49 -Heavenly
bqdy
50 -Reject
52 -Sand bar
54 -Man's
nickname'
55 -Printer's •
measure •
56• Cloaks
59 -Lead (abbr.)
61 -Salty
63 -Weirder
65 -Hindu guitar
66 -Saint
(abbr.)
67 -Attempt
DOWN
1 -Inquire
2 -Rigorous
3 -Pair (abbr.)
4 -Soil
5 -Move about
furtively
8 -Disconcerted
(colloq.)
midfte0
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larn.
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20,Pack away
23 -Hebrew
month
24-ConjunctIon
25,1301Seed
27•PrePare for
print
30 -Ancient
Greek
region
32 -Observes
35 -Beginner
37- Facts
35 -Sheltered
inlets
89 -Places for
combat
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43.Visitor,
44 -Hour (abbr.
46- Latin
conjunction
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hats. Both caps and hats will
Rotary, presented western style
be sold at the plowing match
by the two organizations.
The tractor used in the sod
Classified ads pay dividends.
Brownie's
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE — CLINTON
Come as Late as 11 p.m.,
and see a
Complete
Show
Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m.
First Show At Dusk
THURSDAY & FRIDAY'
June 16-17
THE ART
OF LOVE
Two nimble American rascals
turn Paris on its ear 1 I 1
• JAMES GARNER
ELKE SOMMER
DICK VAN DYKE
ANGIE DICKINSON
Color Cartoon
SATURDAY & MONDAY
June 18-20
ELVIS PRESLEY
as a , roving, restless, reckless
ROUSTABOUT
BARBARA STANWYCK
JOAN FREEMAN
Color Cartoon
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
June 21-22
HUSH HUSH
SWEET
CHARLOTTE
Hush, Hush, Sweet
Charlotte
Charlotte don't you cry
Chop, Chop, Sweet
Charlotte
A faithless man must
die.
• BETTEDAVIS
OLIVIA deHAVILLAND
JOSEPH COTTON
(Adult Entertainment)
Cartooti
Coming Next:
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY
• ' June .23-24
CLARENCE THE
CROSS EYED LION
• Thurs., June 23 Only
FREE POPCORN FOR,
CHILDREN BEFORE 9:45
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53 -Pedal
extremities
57 -Collection of
facts
511 -Senior
(abbr.)
60- Arid
62-Chipe,e mile
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turning is owned by . William
MacGregor, RR 3, Kippen. It
was manufactured in Seaforth
by the Robert Bell Engine and
Thresher Co. Ltd., arid pur-
chased by Mr. MacGregor in
1920, and was in regular use
Until 1948. The plow guided by
Mr. Stewart is awned by James
Doig, of Tuckersmith, and was
manufactured in Clinton. by
Miller and Tedford. It was
brought to Tuckersmith when
the William Grummett family
moved there, nearly 100 year
ago. Another 100 year-old walk2
ing plow was displayed on the
platform. It had been owned
by 'the late Johri Aitcheson and
originally as used to plow the
land on which the TentedCity
will be located. It is now own-
ed by Mr. McGavin.
The ceremony opened with
the playing of "0, Canada" by
the SDHS girls trumpet band
under the direction of Nancy
Berger. It closed with the dedi-
cation of the sod turning by
Rev. J. C. Britton and Rev. H.
J. Laragh.
A reception and dinner fol-
lowed the ceremony for out of
town guests and officials, spon-
sored by the town of Seaforth,
the township of •McKillop and
the local committee. At the re-
eeption, Mr. Lashley congratu-
lated Mr. Stephenson for the
excellent work he had done
in preparing the arrangements
for the ceremony, reception
and banquet.
'Classified ads pay dividends.
Social Evening
Honoring -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
F. Ryan on the occassion of
their 25th wedding- anniversary
'Sat., June 18th
• BROD IIAG EN
Community Hall
Friends, neighbors and rela-
tives cordially invited.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH •
REV, 'DOUGLAS 0. FRY,
••Minister
Sunday, June 19th
SUNDAY SCHOOL — 10 A.M.
WORSHIP — 11:00 A.M.
MRS. DON CARTER,
A.R.C.T.,• A. mus.
Organist
BETHEL
• BIBLE CHURCH
(Services at Orange Hall) .
Sunday, June 19th
9:45 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
Classes for all ages
1100 A.M. and 7:30 P.M.
GOSPEL SERVICE
Guest Speaker:
REV. FLOYD SHANTZ ,
"Being justified by faith, .we
have peace with God through
Crist."
Romans 5:1
Saturday Dancing
SEAFORTH LIONS PARK •
Saturday, • June llth
WITII IVIUSIC.BY THi CHEVELLES
Dancing 9 to Midnight
• ADMISSION $1.00
tumeitig`will. continue each Saturday ufitilt
• •
Disrua. TP. coution_ tow
Wart& InSpeetoru Allen
rietcber and 1.1nhert Thinter
POrted satisfaCtOrr 400Pletiolk
or the Progrard with 0,100 cat -
U sPraYed dwing jIie fust
spray and 7,408 sprexed during
the second spray. .The Treasur-
er renOrted receiptt,o $8328.91
including an advance, from the
Province of $7,450 on .the '66
road 'Subsidy,' accounts receive -
able from. the road Mg. of
$287.25; hall rent from the 'cus-
todian, $6, '
Vsburrie
niet Montiargifting lWtli ive
inembgrik'proSontA •-
Motienn ,P05404,1i01004;-
—that the'Pro, nt;;Iferaiiiice an
McBride tpporo). bedealt.
with at,a epecial "meetin. on
June 20th.
—that an agreement be- mado
with William Cann for the sup-
ply of 9,000 11,000 Yards of
gravel (of a quality -acceptable
to the Road Superintendent)
per year fro a period of ten
years, beginning in 1967;
—that.this .C9Uncil approves
the drft bylaw from the coun-
ty to provide for the control of
entrance ways;
—that ratepayers be charged
$1.25 per yard for gravel de-
livered to' them during road
gravelling operations;
—that the road .• accounts
amounting to a total voucher
of $7,562.72 as presented by
the road superintendent be
paid;
—that the current accounts
amounting to a total voucher
of $5,416.49-be-paid,as present-
ed by the treasurer;
—that the complaint on . the
Gardiner drain be accepted and
S. W. Archibald be''appointed
Engineer to bring in a report.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just
Dial Seaforth 527-0240.
STRAWBERRIES
For Sale
Order your berries early and
be assured of your require-
ments for the season.
Phone 482-3462
F. W. ANDREWS
Clinton
• LAKEVIEW
• CASINO
• GRAND BEND
• TWO NIGHTS!
Friday, June 17th
Saturday, June 18th
"THE
Commancheros"
A top group from Shindig
'65 Show! Comedy numbers
and imitation of Righteous
Bros. — Spanish Toreador Uni-
forms - SHARP!
• * * *
Sorry same of. you missed
"The Creeps". -They're booked
solid for the summer at "Port
0' Calls" Toronto. Last week
they were booked for Expo '67!
•We hope to bring them back
some Sunday this , summer.
We'll have only groups of top
calibre for you! This policy -
regardless of price! Hope you
can hear some �f them - there' -
11 be over forty groups present-
ed this Season of '66. THANKS!
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Comming Soon -
The Count Five; Lee & Dee
and the Roulettes, plus THE
ROGUES!
LESSONS
SEAFORTH LIONS POOL
Applications for Swimming
• Lessons at the Seaforth Lions
Pool this Summer are now
being accepted.
Applications Are to be made on
forms available at „Seaforth and Eg-
mondville Schools, The Huron Expositor
or at the Park. •
Two Courses Are Planned.. -
The First in -July and
the Second in August
Applications are to be"completed
and returned not later than Friday,
June 24th, so that classes may be an-
nounced prior to commencement of in-
struction, July 4, 1966.
There is nochargefor instruction, but Students are
required to purchase a Season's Ticket.
THESE ARE AVAILABLE AT THE POOL
Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime!
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240
SEAFORTH LIONS 31st ANNUAL SUMMER
LIONS PARK SEAFORTH
Wednesday in•• Thursday Friday
June 29, and 30, July 1
DIFFERENT PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT
SPECIAL JULY 1st HOLIDAY FEATURE'S
In the Afternoon — Log Rolling, in which Area Officials Compete
Afernoon and Evening — Beauty Competition
•
*BANDS
• *BINGO •'BANDS •
• GAMES • MIDWAY
FERRIS WHEEL • MERRY-GO-ROUND'
WEDNESDAY
RCAF CLINTON BAND
Ron Leonard, Betty Green
Songs - Puppets - Magic
THURSDAY
SDHS BAND
Billy Meek
Comedian and Musician
I BEAUTY CONTEST — BANNOCKBURN PIPE
BAND — DRAW FOR $1,600.00 IN PRIZES
• FRIDAY LOG ROLLING CONTEST
DANCING in the Picnic Pavilion
DRAW FOR $1600 IN PRIZES
• Pius Hundreds of Other Prizes in Popular Penny Sale
• ,ADMISSION - SW Each, which includes Ticket' for 'Three Major
-Prizes Worth $1,600.00
CHILDREN 'FREE
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PARKING FREE
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