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EUCHRE
Wed., Nov, 30th'
ORANGE HALL
Admission 50 cents
Lunch Served
Classified ads pay dividends.
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ed with what he Aaw,
Warden iCenneth Stewart, Mc-
Killop, extended a warm wel-
com) to the new official on
behalf of the County of Huron.
Dr. Evans was born and ed-
ucated in Glasgow, Scotland. He
graduated from the University
of Glasgow in medicine and
surgery in 1951, and received
his diploma in public health
from the same .university in
1956. In the' meantime, he as
Knights of Columbus'
TURKEY, BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ist
8:30 p.m.
15 Games — 5 Share -the -Wealth
2 Door Prizes
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards "25c — 3 for 50c — 7 for $LOO
spent practically the entire Per.
iod in public health service. lat-
terly at Walsall, ten miles north
of Birminghatn, England.
Dr. and Mrs. Evans and four
children, Christopher, eleven,
Richard, nine, - Maureen, seven,
and Andrew four, are present-
ly living at the Hotel Bedford
but will take up residence soon
at 133 Nelson Street, Goderich.
The three elder children are be-
coming oriented to Canadian
life through enrolment in St.
Mary's School, Goderich.
Mrs. Evans, the former Moira
Braid, is a native of St, An-
drew's Scotland, the original
home of the game of golf. She
plays golf but prefers tennis.
On the other hand, Dr. Evans
calls golf his game. While in
sehobl; naturally he played
soccer.
The family are looking for-
,ward
or,ward to a happy life in Huron
County,'
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EUCHRE
in I.O.O.F. Hall
Mon., Nov. 28th
8:30' p.m.
GOOD PRIZES — LUNCH
Sponsored by Edelweiss Rebekah
Lodge •
Admission SO cents
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SANTA COMES Ti
SEAFORTH
SAT., -NOV. 26
Parade Commences at 2' p.m. and will include:
1. Young Conquerors Forest City Fife and Drum Band
2. Smokey the Bear,
3. Seaforth Motorized Fire Fighter Demons
4. Seaforth C. of C. Float
5. Big Al from CKCO-Ty
6. Dorothy Galloway Twirlettes
7. Whale Float
8. Stratford Swanettes
Santa Clause will distribute
treats to area children from
in front of the Town Hall
following the parade
FREE Skating for the kids at
Seaforth Memorial Arena
from ” 2«30 to 4 p.m.
Credit,) Union
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notes .and $1,700..90 interest in
deposit accounts for a total of
over $75,090.00 in earnings for
our members.
A bylaw to increase themaxi-
mum loan with a first mortgage
on real estate as security frpgt•
$10,000 to $15,000 was confirm-
ed by the membership.
Elected to the board of dir-
ectors for three year terms
were Art Ball and A. (Red) Car-
on of Clinton, Ernest Williams,
Seaforth was elected to fill out
the term of Thomas Steep. nn-
tii 1967. Other members of the
board are W02 Cliff Parker and
Hee Kingswell, WO Jack Reid
and Sgt. Donnie Champion, elec-
ted to a three year term on the
credit committee. Other mem-
bers on the committee are John
Lavis, Gerald Holmes and .Lew-
is Ludlow.
Jack .Bowman, CIA Insurance
donated a• door prize en behalf
of Co-operators Insurance As-
sociation. This was won by. A.
Garan.
McKillop Federation
Annual Meeting
and Banquet
Winthrop United
Church
Tues., Dec. 6th
Speaker, Rev. B. Daynard, of
Staffa -
President, J. Moylan
Secretary, A. Dodds
For tickets •contact your line
director
COLOITY
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(Conti tea from I`#i;e 9? ehiei
ory capacity tq the Counter P.ub- h'at'e t101,117
lie Library Board. They 'must son at a sal
submit their liiidget ta. the
County Library Board` lit' i•eb-
ruary -15 of each year in' order
that the overall budget for the
County Public Library System
can be -prepared.
—The present assets of the lo-
cal libraries will be vested in
the local municipalities.
—In this connection if the lo-
cal board wishes to turn over
any monies to the County Pub.
lic Library Board, it may do so
and specify that. the particular
money be spent on their own
library. In doing this the money
can be spent to improve the
library and at the same time
receive the grant, therefore
making for additional expendi-
tures if it is the wish of the
local library board.
Any of,the -municipalities
which do nt wish to join now,
May do so in any year prior to
February 15.
—Library service to public
libraries, associate libraries, de-
posit stations in municipalities
which do not join the new sys-
tem, will be discontinued as of
January 1, 1967, and .service
to the school in the municipali-
ties which do not join, will be
discontined as of June 30,.1967;
but where school children of
municipalities not joining but
who attend schools in munici-
palities who do join, they will
be given at a cost to the muni-
cipality not less than the county
library rate for municipalities
in the ,system.
Mr: Thompson said a shoY•t-
age of qualified librarians: ex-
ists and encouragement should
be given local people to who
are practical librarians, to en-
large their qualifications. The
Anyone Interested In
INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY
Please Attend a Meeting at
SEAFORTH ARENA
ON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th
Between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m.
Opening Soon
25c U - Do - It
Sparkle Car Wash
GODERICH ST. EAST
SEAFORTH
HEY KIDS! I.T'S
BIG AL TIME
ONCE AGAIN AT
HUARD SERVICE STATION
SAT. NOV. 26
After Santa Claus Parade
FREE GOODIES FOR
THE KIDDIES
St. James' • C.W,L.
CHRISTMAS
BAZAAR and TEA
on
Sa irday, Nov. ,2G, 1966
From 3 to 5 p.m.
AT ST, JAMES' SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Draw for Cash Prizes and
Christmas Cake Draw
Homebaking, Produce, Serving, Penny Sale,
Mystery Prize, White Elephant
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1-'91 course, wtl
ully civalified per-
ry consistent with
these gtialifjcatiops,
The Stratford Anglican Theatre
Gvild
Presets The
Chrristrnas Story
in The Stratford Festival
Theatre
Sun., Nov: 27th
4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m,
Organ through the courtesy 'of
• the Stratford. Music Centre
No tickets' needed. Collection.
B ET H.E'L
BIBLE CHURCH
(Services at Orange Hall)
Rev. Floyd Shantz, Pastor
Sunday, November 27
Does anyone care whether or
not you go to Church? Yes, God
cares, and so do we at Bethel
Bible Church. If you do not
have a regular Church Home,
then pay us a visit. We welcome
you to attend our Services this
Sunday which are as fellows:
Family Bible School 10 . a.m.
Classes for alt ages
Morning: Worship - 11:00 a.m.
Message: The Christian's Con-
flict
Happy Hour: 2:30 p.m.
Evening. Service:: 7:30 p.m.
Message: The Price of Fruit-
fulness
Soloist, — Mr: Frank Collar
of Wingham.
Remember,
You Are Always. Welcome At
Bethel
Who Cares
If I 90 To
Chu ch .
... The Almighty God
.. - The Saving Christ
. The Friendly People in
First
Presbyterian
Church
Worship with us. each
Sunday
Service at 11:00. a.m.
Church Schools at 10,00
and 11.00 a.m.
Nursery at 11:00 a.m.
Minister: Rev. Douglas 0.
Fry
Organist: Mrs. Don Carter
A.R.C.T.; A.Mus.
COMMER0
I. HOTEL� +S�afO
SATURDAY, NOV. 26, 6io 9 p.rr-
MENU
Roast Turkey and Dressing; Southern Fried
Chicken; Roast Pork; Cabbage Rolls; Din-
, ner Ham; Roasted Pig Tails; ,Sauer Kraut;
Spare Ribs; Scalloped Potatoes; Potatoe
Salad; Chef's Salad; Hors D'Ouvres; Coffee
ADULTS, $2.00; Children, $1.45
EAT ALL YOU WANT .
Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Psaine!
Hear the Unusual Country Stylinigs .of
CINDY N' LYN
Now Appearing Nightly
AT
UEEN'S HOTEL
Seaforth
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INTERMEDIATE 11B",
HOCKEY
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER :29th
HESPELER AT SEAFORTH
SEAFORTH ARENA
- TIME: 8:30
ADMISSION 50 cents and 25 cents
SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY
PRESENTS
The CAVALIERS
ON
ATURDAY Nov. 26
9:00 to 12:00
AT' THE
SEAFORTH ARENA
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NOTICE
Beginning on December 3rd, Teen Twenty Dances will be semi-
formal and will continue to be for the remainder of the season.
Boys must wear a tie and Girls will be refused admittance wearing
slacks.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ADMISSION
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• REGARDING THE BANQUET
'The Banquet wilt Vie. held on December 10th, at 6:45, at the Legion
Hall, Seaforth. Admission to the Banquet and Dance is FREE
to those attending both, , 41 interested persons must register at
the door at Teen, Twen tl is week, to be elegible.
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