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Mr. and Airs, Joseph Cronin
spent Ahe weekend. hi Detroit.
Mx. and Mrs,. Biu Smith and
Billie
and - 100. Tom VW, Sea.
forth, attended a reunion o#'
the family. of the late William-
and Emalit;e Smith at the nur
eery Farm of Mr, and Airs, How-
and McClung at k'ort Dover, on
Friday. About 65. relatives, at•
tended. front Detroit; Toronto,
Seaforth, Dublin, Caledonia,
Guelph, Simeoe and Port Dov-
er.
Mr, and Mrs:, Neil Stapleton,
Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs..
Ron • Agar, London, visited Mr.
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and Mrs, Ed, Stapleton.
andand . ,,tan�ea Gaunt,
Rev, Father +lames Gaunt,
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edtthMr, and Mrs. Oer ld
?holland,
Mr, Joseph: bP. Krauskopf was
in Detroit With reIat yes ,
Miss Helene Looby,. The Pines
Chathant, is vacationing at her
home.
Mr. Bill, Hill, Shearwater, Nova
Scotia, visited with Mrs. Joseph
Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosa. Emby, of
Guelph visited Mr, end Mrs,
Ken Whetham.
Mr, and Mrs $eery Fferiks
and family have moved to their
farm home in Logan Township,
RR 4, Mitchell, recently pur-
chased from Mr. Tom Burns.
Mrs. Nicholas Krauskopf is
in Port Hope with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Krauskopf.
Having sold my disposal business to Mr.
Gary Gray of Seaforth, ,effective, July 1st.
I would like to take this opportunity to
thank those who have patronized me. I do
not hesitate to recommend Mr. Gray to you
as he has been associated with me for the
past year.' I hope you extend the same cour-
tesy to him as you have to me.
Pickups will continue as before.
HARVEY DALE
',,WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial
Wave Set
S���tret R.ecord
Last month„ reeort tempera.
tures were set in .man: parts of
the pravinee and again this
narontbs. rem* ; are • being set
but in tkie opposite direction.
ILt May it waci eaid weather
the people were complaining
about but for the past week and
a 'half it's been the heat that
has- been bothering then.
On the weekendi, the Seaforth
;Lions Pool was crowded with
persons batik yaun; and 9lct a
tempting- te. cool themselves;,,
Others headed for the la)ceLwbtie,'
the .rest attempted tofind a
cool spot lop the shad in the
backyard or down in the cellar,;
The warm spell has caused:
crops' to shoot up quickly and
the farmers who were complaiim•
ing about the heavy amount of
rain last month suggest, a bit
now would do no ham.
CONSTANCE NEWS OF THE WEEK
Mr. and Mi's. Reg Elliott and
girls of Staffs visited Mr: and
Mrs. Ken Preszcatorand family.
Mrs. Irene Grimoldbey is vis.
acing Mr. and Mrs. Boss Mann
and family of Bluevale.
'+ Mr. • and Mrs. Arthur Mor -
brook and family of Jarvis, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs, Bert Haver-
kamp and family. Miss Agnes
Haverkamp returned home with
them offer spending holidays
with .Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Dyk
of Galt.
A farewell party was held at
the home of Mrs. Frank Riley,
Wednesday, for Mrs. Borden
sown and Elaine who are leav-
ing the community to live in
Hanover. The UCW gift was
given to Mrs: Brown by Mrs.
Frank Riley with the address
by Mrs. Ross MacGregor and
the CGIT gift for being leader
was given by Margie Whyte and
to Elaine by Mary McIlwain.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Preszcator and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff
527-0240 and family of Crediton, Mr. and
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Mrs. Mervin Webb and family
of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Preszcator and Bildt', Mr. and.
Mrs. Bob Jennison and fam'ily,.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Desjardine
of Grand Rend, Miss Rose Bra-
dey of Seaforth.
Mrs. Ross MacGregor and
Margaret visited Mr. and Mrs,
Percy Huth, Marion and Muriel
of Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warten,,
Helen and Lynda of London vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson.,
John and Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Buchanan
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Hart of Brussels.
'Baptismal service was held on
Sunday at the Constance Unit-
ed Church, with Robert Steven
Buchanan, William Murray Jew-
itt, William Laurence Preszca-
tor being baptized.
Mr. Bruce Howson of Blyth,
spent the -weekend with Mr. Jim
Medd.
Mr. Charles MacGregor of
Brighton spent the weekend
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ross
MacGregor,
Mrs. Wilmer Glousher, Stew-
art and Barbara visited Mr. and
-Mrs. Stan, Ball and family of
Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cham-
ney and family of Auburn, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd
and family.
The pupils of SS No. 3, Hul-
lett ' Monday presented Mrs.
Frank Riley with a gift. The
presentation was by Diane
Preszcator with the following
address: Thank you for helping
us win our shield and other
prizes. Thank you for treats,
for being carpenter, plumber
and janitor, you deserve the
freedom or rest that comes for
you at the closing of this school
after 30 years of faithful work.
(signed) On behalf of the teach-
er, Mrs. Bachert and pupils,
Mr. and Mrs. George Turn-
er, Barry and Linda, Mr. John
Turner of Tuckersmith, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson,
John and Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medid-visiti
ed Mrs. Nellie Layton of Exe-
ter,
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte
and Margy spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van.
Der Molan and family, Kitchen-
er and visited other friends in
Guelph.
STAFFA
Attending services and visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Miller and Ken were Mrs. Jack
Duncan and Faye, Kirkton,
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VACATION
SPECIALS
At -Your •
Family Tent
$61 99,,Save $11.00
Picnic.. Cooler
$10.99, Save $5.00
Insect Repellant
$1,05
`Garden Hose
7/16" Green Plastic 50'
$1.09, Save 40c
Car Wash Brush
16" Plastic Head
$1.79, Save 70c
SEAFORTH
FARMERS.
CO - Op;
Phone 527-0770
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`- frosty milk siarin1 s to r, the stele out of hot milliner.
clays. The ingredients are easy to come by and the making
is <•ever so sample'.. . froru 'frig, to blender. to .your gayest
;wispy glasses ul'xniilutes, She the* tp the active young
cerns in your family alon with crisp butter Coo1c403. or'
your fud iest brownies mit on '
g .., daafter�aq_ a or . _ewui
f n s hotbuttered, ,eY ...,� �Qrl?,
g , biscuits mala poptlau f3actners. Anytime
of the day, we can't think of. a niMerry
•cer way to relax.this Me, -
month of �• •
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VOLUM QLE FAMILY -
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.Misses,' and Wonen,'s Otte
aztdi ,two iece eiyle , aR
colours, 1 to XBy..p
$$795 to + 19,9e$?
Tots; and: coos!, '• sem,
suits.
Size 2• to 14' ,
X2,9$ tp 4,98
PLAY ,CLOTIIES.
Bermudas g.98 to 12,9$
. Jamaicas 2.9S _to 5,•98
Slius 3.9a to .195'
Tops 2.98' to 98
Sets '5,98 to 10.98,
Skirts 3.98 to -'1,0.98
Culottes 7,95
. Beach Towels, 25e each
Happy Hopper
Casual Shppers • 3.49
HAWAIIAN MILK SHAKE
1cups cold (Makes 4 Servings)
,
pineapple juice; 2 cups cold milk; 4 Large
scoops vanilla ice cream.
Combine pineapple juice, milk and ice cream. Shako or beat
until well' blended and pout into glasses.
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Name 4H Members
To Represent Huron
John Bradley, 16, son • of.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley,
RR 3 Goderich, has been sel-
ected to represent Huron
County at Provincial Leader-
ship Week this year. John is
currently a member of the
Lucknow • 4-H Dairy Calf
Club. He was' the winner of
the Imperial • Bank of Com-
merce wristwatch (Blyth and
Auburn Branch) for the high
est score in 4-H Dairy Calf
Club work in Duron County
last year. John is a 1966 stud-
ent leader at the Lucknow
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District High School and was
a proficiency winner as well.
At Leadership Week, em-
phasis will be placed on•:.de-•
veloping leadership abilities.
Participants will receive in-
formation and take part in
discussions .concerning Anim-
al Science, Animal Health,
Plant and soil Science Eng-
ineering Science, Farm Econ-
oMics, Biology, Farm, Forest-
ry, and Citizenship. As well,
there will be opportunities
f o r recreational activities
and fellowship.
SALAD BONANZA - WITH DAIRY FOODS
Toss a fine salad this June. Dairy Month, by adding cheese
to your favorite combinations. Whether you shop ahead or,
in a last minute spurt of inspiration use up leftover tid-
bits, cheese adds extra flavor and that "satisfying" quality
guaranteed to entice lazy appetites. For a sophisticated
touch add 'Salad Cheese Balls; blue cheese and cream
cheese are blended in just -right .proportions.
- SALAD. CHEESE BALLS
(Makes 18 Balls)
(4 -ounce) package soft cream cheese; 2 tablespoons Cana-
dian blue cheese; 2 teaspoons finely -chopped onion; 2 table-
spoons snipped parsley; 4 cup finely -chopped walnuts.
Cream cheeses together.,Blend in onion and paisley. Using
• ane teaspoon of cheese mixture for each, form into small
balls; roll in walnuts. Chill.. Serve with• a crisp' green salad,
tossed with French dressing.
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THE HOME TEAM
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"There it goes. , , splash?",
•MEN'S
SWIM TRUNKS 2.95 to""4.95
BOYS'
SWIM TRUNKS 1.95 to 2.95
MEN'S .__
SPORT SHIRTS .... 2.95 to 7.95
BOYS'
SPORT SHIRTS 1.95 to 3.95
MEN'S
PLAY SHORTS 3.95 to 10.95
BOYS'
PLAY SHORTS 1.49 to 3.95
Men's
Cotton Slims 4.95 to 9.95
Boys'
Cotton Slims 2.95 to 6.95
Men's Novel Knitted"
Henley Shirts 3.95 to 4.95
Boys' Knitted
Henley Shirts 1.95
Boys' Sox .75 to .95
Men's Sox • 1.00 to 1.50
STEWART BROS.
How This Newspaper He/ps Advertiser5r,r1
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By Having
Our Temperature
Taken
Regularly
Every newspaper has an editorial theses
mometer. It's called "circulation." The
paper's ups and downs in its efforts to
satisfy the greatest number of editorial
interests is reflected in its circulation.
�So that there is no possibility that the
calibrations on our thermometerbecome
blurred by self-satisfaction, we have
our temperature taken regularly - by
a trained ABC* circulation auditor.
When he leaves, there's no question of
how we feel.
And, -we're feeling quite healthy today,
thank you -- an indication that we're
doing our job of providing an interested
audience for your sales messages.
We would welcome the opportunity o1
showing you the ABC facts on our
culation, and to explain just how .our
editorial program is hoiping to build
reader interest for your advent
messages. Call us this week
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