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Box Wit* Opens at 8 p.m.
OPENING THURS., MAY 11
NIGHTLY
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
May 11.12
"Around The
World
Under The Sea"
SHOWN- AT 10:15 ONLY
Lloyd Bridges, Shirley Eaton
Color
"Hold On" -
SHOWN AT 8:45 ONLY
Herman's Hermits, Peter
Noone, Shelley Fabares
Color Cartoon
SAT. - MON, -
May 13-15-16 ,
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
"Fantastic
Voyage"
SHOWN AT 10:15 -ONLY
Take a trip into the body of
a living . man" •
Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch,
Edmond O'Brien
Color
"I Deal In Danger"
SHOWN AT 8:45 ONLY
Robert Goulet
Color Cartoon
WED. - THURS. • FRI.
• May 17.18-19
DOUBLE FEATURE -
"Frankie
and Johnnie"
SHOWN AT 10:15 ONLY
Elvis Presley & Donna Douglas
Color
"Nauru The killer
Whale"
. SEEOWN AT 8:45 ONLY
• Robert Lansing
Color Cartoon.
EWS of WALTON.
1t rs. Any Willietrsama .of
the aracl
Ba,UCW
was
tori ed d
#�
lu' ., r the woriellip
service at the general meet,
>ng Wednesday evening in
Duff's United Church, opening
with hymn 388, "0 Master
let me walk with thee". The
scripture passage was read
by Mrs. Clifford Ritchie from
Colossians 1: 3-20 and prayer
was offered.
A film recommended, for
use by the UCW entitled
.,The Song of the Shining
mountains" was introduced
by Mrs. Walter Bewley and
shown by Rev. A. Higginbot-
ham.
The film was a fine port-
rayal of the struggle of many
Indian young people. Andy
Red Cloud returns home from
residential school to find his
parents ready to sell their
ranch to a syndicate. In do-
ing so they relinguish the
few rights and opportunities
they had as land owners. The
family moves to : a veritable
slum. Discouraged and depe
ressed Andy begins to lose
faith in himself, his future,
and his God. tie turns to the
ancient ,practices of his peo-
ple, hoping to find meaning
there. Through the under-
standing and encouragement
of a missionary 'couple. Andy
is gradually helped to regain
his confidence and hope. A
lively discussion followed.
The offering received by
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald was
.ciedicated be Mrs. R. William-
son after which "Jesus small
reign" was sung, r
The president Mrs. Ger
don McGavin chaired the
CASH
BINGO
Friday, May 12th
8:15 p.m. ,
Legion Hall, Seaforth
15 Regular Games. for $10.00
Three $25,00 Specials
Jackpot $75 to -go
(Children under 16 not
permitted)
ADMISSION $1.40
Extra Cards 25c, or 7 for $1.00
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Canadian Legion
PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE
WORK
Here Comes Charlie'
• 3 Act Comedy-
Presented
omedy-
Presented by Friendship Circle of First
Presbyterian Church
-Seaforth -
Public School Auditorium
MAYflth and nth at 8:0.4 p.in.
';Admission: $1.00 and $1.25 Reserved
•
WATCH.
CENTENNIAL
SALUTE
to SEAFORT]
..WED., MAY 17th
6 :15 - 6.30 P. M.
CKNX Television
w,.
SEAFORTH
POLICE' ASSOCIATION
- THI.RD..
ANNUAL BALL
Wednesday, May 17th
LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH •
Music by,
STAN SKIPPER and HIS BAND
t 0 r- ,
DANCING 9:15 TO 1:90 A.M.
'0 0
ea available from any local ,Policeman
xie'.etin gdr e
business,
e,
gay* 4 ' . il. V� th
rotary's a�renort y
A thank you Siete Was
by Mr's. Nelson " Marr,
corresponding secretary,
encouraging .report was
'en by the tt'easurer 11Qz- K
neth McDonald. Another b
will be sent in the- near
turf.
The decorating commi
with Mrs. K. McDonald
convener was given pe
sion to have the basem
ceilings and class rooms lo
ered and walls painted.
Mrs. Walter Bewley
appointed -to attend Alm
College Summer School, s
Thomas in August,
Mrs. McGavin disribu
material to be used, for st
ed toys including patterns an
instructions.
The material is suppled b
the Ontario Hospital, Gode
ich where .they are stuff
and completed ready -for s
Family Day will be obsery
ed in Duff's United Church
Sunday morning when th
sacrament of baptism will b
conducted by the minist
Rev.. Arthur Higginbotham
A number of ladies fro
the Walton W.I. attended
Centennial meeting of th
Cranbrook W.I. in the Com
munity Centre, Tuesday even
ing with many wearing Cen
tennial dresses.
Current events, "News fro
newspapers around 100 ye
ago" were given by Mrs. Al
Ian McTaggart.
,Old-fashioned singing an
lunch was enjoyed.
Mrs. Walter Broadsfoot ha
returned home after spendin
last week with her sister Mrs
Fred Kerley and Mr. Kerley
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis
Steven and Leanne of Wes
Hill spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis
Mr. and Mrs. James Coutts
of Seaforth visited over th
week end with Mr. and Mrs
William Coutts and'attende
the. Mathers-Houston wedding
in Duff's Church Saturday
afternoon., -
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rut-
ledge and family, London
ivsited with relatives in th
village over the week end.
Mr. and -Mrs, Donald Maier
of London and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Pritchard, Kim and
Mark of Toronto were week
end guests at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. David Watson.
Mr. and Mrs..Jarnes Payne
f Harriston have purchased
the house on Main St. former -
y owned by the late Thomas
ohnston. •
Mr. and -Mrs. Herbert Kirk -
y, Mark and Steven, Wood-
stock, visited on Saturday
with . the former's father
Frank Kirkby and Mr. and
Mrs, Douglas, Kirkby and at-
tended ..the.,funer°aT of the late
Mrs. Daniel Huether at"the
D. A. Rann funeral home; in
Brussels Saturday afternoon.
Mr. land Mrs. Bert Elliott
of Barrie and Miss June Hig-
ginbotham. ,of London were
eek end guests at the manse
th Rev. and Mrs. ;Arthur
gginbotham.
Mrs. George Dundas has-re-
urned home after visiting
th her sister Mrs. Carrie
Caples, Winnipeg, Manitdba
nd with he family in Toren-'
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•Achievement Day with the
theme "World of Food in
Canada" was held at Seaforth
District High School Saturday
Karen McDonald and Sandra
Watson of the Walton Club
were among seven girls recei-
ying county honor pins and
certificates. Following the
placing of the record books
and recipe files the morning
activities centered around a
quiz on the project studied.
A discussion of 'Other Lands'
and identifying Spices and
cheeses. The Walton exhibit
"Five items on the Grocery
List 1867-1967" was commen-
ted on by ' Sandra Watson.
-Leaders for the course were
Mrs. Allan McCall. and' Mrs.
Gerald Watson.
' A reception honoring Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wil-
lianison was held in the Com-
munity Hall Friday evening
with Scott's Orchestra pro-
viding the music for dancing.
An address Was read by Ger-
ald Smith and a presentation)
of a se of money made by
La p hnston.
An Expositor Classified will
pay you dividends. Have you
tried one? Dial 527-0240.
PENNY SALE
by St. Columban CWL
in former., MEKindsey
Drug Store
May18,19 and 20
Draw Tuesday, May 23,
at 9:00 o'clock in
St. Cloumban• Parish
HalL
Giant Annual .
PENNY SALE
Friday, .dune 2nd
$ pints
Legion Hall, Hensali
13otirs open to purchase tickets
every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, 2 to 4 at the Legion
gat Hetisall.
Sponsored by Hensel! Legion
LAdf s' . Auxiliary
v ,
Cancji , lorry,
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The Protection of Fel sons
Pro 't
co
itutnr t xs co
Pe eo
flag a Pro Sat nwlde-.b'. Wei
Police Gordoa -'$idle;, that
by-1aw -prohibiting the eapla.
sion in public places p Ii P C be initiuteci,
The committee will eoitsult
solicitor beforeproceedingflu
ther Dr. J. C: MacLennan, coni
nlittee chairman agreed,
Mrs. Keith Ruston was award
ed the duty of providing 24
hour a day answering service
for the Seaforth Police depart
ment at a rate of one dollar per
day- The Police phone system
has been anchored at the, Rus-
ton home since the system was
first installed but the arrange-
ments were reviewed suite ad-
ditional time is involved.
The Police report stated that
there were 64 parking violations,
two minor accidents, two thefts
under $50 and one missing per-
sons case.
The . Finance committee re-
ported $33,000 ,in taxes still
outstanding, Seaforth's share
of the levy for the Maitland Val-
ley Conservation Authority this
year is $369.16,
Robert Dinsmore has been
added to the Public Works com-
mittee and will • head the town
clean up campaign in co-opera-
tion
o-opera
tion with the C of C. He will al-
so represent council on. the C
of C executive, Committee stat-
ed that two and one half miles
0f tarring and chipping will be
carried out on Seaforth streets
this summer: Fifty trees have
also been purchased for plant-
ing around the town.
Council approved the usual
'grants .to the Lions Park, in -
eluding $500 for operating ex-
penses
x
penses and $1,000 for capital
ivorks.
The resolution from the coun-
ty council tp the HEPC seeking
an alternative power source was
endorsed by council. A resolu-
tion frim the Town Council of
Orangeville that the Ontario
government develop standard
school biuiding designs to cut
building costs was also endor,� •
sed.
Authorization for the mayor,
reeve and deputy reeve to at-
tend the Mayors and Reeves As-
sociation convention at Niagara
Fails on May 14, 15, and 16 was
given. Clerk E. Williams was
authorized to attend the Huron
County Municipal Officers' As-
sociation meeting at Auburn,
May 24. Authorization was also
•given for two or more council-
lors to attend the Ontario Mun-
icipal Association meeting in
Tillb
ury on June 9 and 10.
H�spitai Penny Soil ,st Y t
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Go ti ed
t{e4 #.ror>i� ><.'aT4 l) Peter MpDonald�, Ottawa; table � 2ielsfs; itaberL BeI}r Iud!ustt!ies;
1
s Stewart, Fenn,, Bette ifai 'r Grace 5tephemen' toy Jas- Mia Taylor- 'Deve Trerpeer;
4001e. Bill •Hart, 1;141, Cathy cloth{ 'napkins, Stewart saws, Royce Farm SuPply Willis lint
dressing, 761, Mrs. Foster B.
, nett; cosmetics, 257, Joan
a Ilwain; kitchen pans, Keating
1280, Mrs. Gordon 5eDon
ice cream, UDPG, 274$, ;.
Putman; €fishing - reel, 2533, .
rian De Coo; dishy Larone's
Joanne Melanson; shoe colorin
Jack Thompson,. 1992, Steve
Cronin.
tt3 . Ruse' Recreation, John. Pu11 ►an;
hr pp Steadman's; Wongra' Restagrarrt;
Wood; McCoemell & Ste*
art; Art Wright Cartage; Weld-
ers Service Ltd.; George E. •Un'
ger; Paul Markey Lab.; M. Hague
Chemical Co. Ltd.; Bisset Bros.
Ltd.
Bea
WnSerich's, 3 � _Cia�4y •F,iiio
Me- »ublln; sharp po, Wint
's Store, 1869, Dale Nixon:
alit;; Cosmetics, 227, Mrs. Bruce
Jitn
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429,
g
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Lodge Marls,:
55th Birthday
In observance of the 55th'an-
•niversary of Edelweiss Rebekah
Lodge, past noble grands (ken -
pied the various offices with
Mrs. Annie Harrison. as piesid
iii noble grand. Others hold'
ing -offices include-: vice -grand,
Mrs. Ed Andrews; rec. see.,
:Mrs. Peter Malcolm; fin. seen
Mrs„ Charles Reeves; musician,
Mrs. Leslie McClure; •chaplain,
Miss Jean Scott; junior 'past
noble grand, Mrs. James Rose;
guardian, Mrs. 'Mae Habkirk;
supporters, -Mrs. Margaret Mes-
senger, Mrs:' Gedrge Camp -bell
and Mrs. Mae Dorrance.
A donation was made to the
visual .research. . fund and the
noble grand, Mrs. Tillie Dunn
was named the representative
to attend an organizational
meeting .of a senior • citizens'
club on May 18 at the Legion
Hall.
The annual church parade is
to be held at Egmondville Un-
ited Church, June 4, at the
morning service and decoration
service w,iil'•be held at the ceme-
tery the same afternoon.
On behalf of the lodge, Mrs,
Rose presented Mrs. Dunn with
a' gift.
ST. COLUMBAN
11i1`rs. Gilbert Murray spent
last week in Kitchener, with
Mr.' and Mrs. Dan Costello.
Miss Patricia Coyne, London,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Coyne."
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Murray,
Toronto, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mur-
ray.
Mr. and Mrs. John William-
son and baby, London, visited
Mr. and Mrs_•aMichael Doyle:
Mr. and, Mrs. Bob Stapleton,
Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Murray. -
Carl Stapleton, London, visit-
ed
isited last week with his sister,
Mrs. Joseph Kale.
Miss Linda Staples, London,
visited Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Stapies.
Leonards Maloney„ Luean, with
Mrs. Nora Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and.
children, Acton, visited Mr. and
.Mrs, Albert Cronin. •
Mr. and (bars. Iton Marcy and
roily,
Stratford;, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme,
At the sales held at the one
rooznr parish schools, the Hib-
bert school was sold to Anth-
ony Poland'and the Beechwood
school went to,Thomas Murray.
The St. Columban two -room
school was bought by Father
Stephen Ilkketttt : Council of the
Knights -of Colurhbtzs. The chil-
dren
hitdren from these "schools are
now attending .the new .four-
Meta
fourroom aceitolil 'at St, colutaban,
which opened. for classes after
the Z8`ster vanai10n:
Dog foot(, Wm. Stapleton &
Son, 2790, Ian. Doig; bat -and
ball, 268, Mrs. C. Dorssers; cos-
metics, 1891, Patsy.' McNaughton;
shirt, Shinen's, 644, Gloria Gran
Wile; baking, Mrs. Velma Mil-
ler, 2za5, Mrs. C. A. Barber;
baking, Trapnell's 'Bakery, 2482,
Marg. Dunn; cosmdties, 932, Jean
Powell; bowling, Noble's Bowl-
ing Lanes, 372, Mrs. Joan Mc-
Donald; roast' beef, J. F. Scott,
2140, MTs. Ruth Knight; cosme-
ties, 1148, Beth Pryee; . shirt,
Bill O'Shea, 1640, George Parke.
Cosmetics 3062, Danny
Scott; basket and clothes pins,
Canadian Tire, 164, Heidi E.
Savauge; Dry Cleaning, Scoin's,
623, W. J. Putman; bowling,
Noble's, 209, Angela Devereauxap
perm, Snip & Curl, 396, Mrs.
Ross Savauge; cosmetics, 1610,
Mrs. Lauretta Anderson; cos-
metics, 1524,, Janet Scott; -light
bulbs, Frank Kling Ltd,, 2421,
Mrs. Norvel Stimore; gas tank,
Fina Station, 2265, Mrs. Doro-
thy MacLennan; groceries, Fin-
nigan's, 1811, Julia Ann Cald-
well; cosmetics, 2451, Mrs. Sid
Pullman.
Christmas tree, "Mrs. Andy
Whetham, 1727, Bill Austin;
cosmetics, 1759, -Mrs. R. g. Box;
credit invoice, Strobp's, 2245,
Mrs: Clara Brugger ,case juice,
Smith's Grocery, 1304, Gladys
Leiper; pillow cases, 2536,, Ger-
aldine Fraiser; cookie jar, But-
ter's Hardware, 1259, Beata Mal-.
kus; 3 silver dollars, McGavin's;
2765; George Hildebrandt; cos-
metics, 2246,, Clara Brugger;
chocolates, Crich's Bakery, 383,
Margaret Sills; chocolates, Hur-
on Wholesale, 2055, Mrs. Moody
Holland, Blyth; flower arrange-
ment, Hildebrand's Paint, 2397,
Mrs. Tom Slavin, RR 2, Kippen;
cosmetics, 2370, Hilda Austin;
night gown, Eve -Mar Store, 2§35,
Pearl Johnston.
Toy, Gingerich's, 430, Joanne
Melanson; compact, Mrs. Croz-
et, 4084, Rickey Elliott, Dub-
in; dresser set, 1394, Mrs. B.
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esterveld; cushion, Main St.
ariety, 2009;'�Martha Webster,
Hensel; cosmetics, 336, Mrs. E.
C. Rea; ice cream, UDPC, 2060,
Louis Nolan, RR 4; pressure
ooker, Irvin's,' 2546, Sharon
Whittaker, -RR 2, Hensel; chefs
arbeque, Dr. Stapleton, 353,
Mrs. R. McBeth; perfume, Dead
ussel. Ltd -;1833, Brenda Butt;
coke„ Queen's Hotel, 2753, Cam-
ron Doig, to"y, Gingerich's, 2308
Mrs
Lew Tebbutt; eggs, Moore
oultry Farm,, 2292, Hilda Aus-
n; cosmetics, 2660, 'Mrs. Grant.
innigan. •
Flower bulbs, ,1345, Mrs. N.
Krauskopf; cosmetics, 2573,
rs: Joe Grurnmett; cosmetics,
191, Mrs. William Somuiervil-
; doll, 953, Mrs.. P. C. Beattie;
untain. pen; Huron Expositor,
504,• Mrs. Hank Van Rooijen;
asmeties, 2078, Mrs. A. Ken-
edy;. confederation medallions,
otonto-Dominion Bank, • 1091,
iss Ella Elder; eggs, colt
oultry Farms, 361, Mrs. Frank
ills, Sr.; seat belt, Seaforth
(flop, 246, Mrs.'J. C. Cornish;
silver dollars, C. I. B. of Co,;n-
erce, 2979, Lynn Taman; shirt,
ewart Bros., 1937, Mrs. Andy
cozier; Pepsi, Queen's Hotel,
16, Fred Slavin, Clinton; cos-
etics, 2583, George Mcllwain;
r mirror, Miller Motors, 604,
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OBITUARY
' MARIA CLARKE
Maria Clarke, wife of the late
Robert Benjamin Clarke, died
Monday in - Toronto Western
Hospital: She is survived by one
son, Robert, ofToronto and one
daughter, Helen, Mrs. (Dr.) F.
L. Brady of Seaforth. One sis-
ter, Ellen, Mrs. E. E. Starr of
Toronto also survives.
The funeral is to take place
the St. George's Anglican
Church on the Hill, Islington at
three p.m.,: Thursday. The body
will be cremated.
Coleman; cleaning, Scoin's, 2455
Mary Price; scratch pads, Sea -
forth Newsy, 1295, Mrs, R. Kers-
lake; hams, . Whyte's Butcher
Shop, 851., Mrs. L. Ko'ggarth; cos-
metics, 4017, Mrs. Henry Shou-
sher; tray, Orthe Pharaceutical,
2977, Harvey Leslie; dry clean-
ing, Flannery's Cleaners, 2609,
Mrs. John- McCue; 3 silver dol-
lars, McGayin's, 4049, Mary
Pryde; groeeries, LG.A,, 786,
Sandra Staffen.•
Paint, Grave's Wallpaper, 2659
Jeaprrette Finnigan; cosmetics,
2818, Andy Bisbach; dog pellets,
Traviss' Mil,. 2870, Mrs. Glen
McClure; Coke, MeClinchey's
Restaurant, 2831, Mrs.1 Jim Pal-
in; utility chest, Ball and Mae-
auley, 2031„ Mrs. I. Querenges-
ser; bowls,- .Sills' Hardware,
2573, Julia Acheson; confedera-
tion medallions, P:O,S.O., 450,
Peg Grieve; cosmetics, 1228,
Mrs. Given Lorriveau;-Coke, Me-
Clinchey's 856, Elva Keith; col-
or print, Hellister Inc., 2083,
Inez Scoins; cosmetics, 1722,
Bill Austin.
Seat belt, Seaforth Co-op, 154,
Mrs. Ron Powell; lotions, Beauty
Councillor, Wilma Cornish, 2995
R. Walters,. RR- 3, Walton; oil
change, B -A Station, 2931, Mrs.
John Flannery; oranges, Phillips
Fruit Store, 366, . Bob Smith;
garden tools, -Canadian Tire,
1731,, Mrs. Ross Gordon, RR 1;
eggs, Scott Poultry Farms,- 130,
Mrs. Doug Fry, Jr.; cosmetics,
2703, Newton Dalton; paint,
John Bach, 2690, Mrs. George
Langlois; rust resistor, Cleave's
Sunoco, 4027, Leroy Felkar;
cosmetics, 2291, Hilda Austin.
Livestock -spray, Turnbull and
Bryan, 1032, Mrs. John Moylan;
dusters, 2697, Leona ' Anstett;
honey, Wallace Ross, 1390, Mrl.
Grant Finnigan; yeosmetics, 2964,
Joan Betties; cosmetics, , 524,
Mrs. Joan Teall; motor oil, Hab-
kirk Transit, 911, Ron MacDon-
ald; cosmetics, 460, Margaret
Kerr; slack'' set, Larone's 2830,
Mary -Lyn Glue; `perm. wave,
Brian's, 2459, Mrs. Larry 0' -
Connell; sun glasses, John Long -
staff, 2804, Gordon Hildebrand;
cosmetics, 424, Vera Hudson.
Wall plaques, Savauge Jewel-
lery, 1325, May .Griffin; pillow
cases, 785, Kathy McLean;
knives, forks, Walden & Broad -
foot, 2889, Joan Hildebrand;
shoe shine kit, Thompson Shoes,
2566, Margaret Carter; hams,
Friends & Whetham, 1331, Mrs.
Edith Beuerman;.. flower ar=
rangeznent, Hildebrand, Paint,
1864, Brian Lee; dinners, Com-
mercial, 276, Mrs, William Por-
ter, St. Marys; rest -a -phone, Ex-
po8itor, 2649, Margaret Sharpe;
nest of bowls, Butter's Hard-
ware, 569, Mrs. Wilson McNab;
shoes, Thompson's Shoe Repair,;
1328, Leonora Southgate; pil-
low cases, 1079, Mrs. Vera
Moore; bicycle basket, Canarliar ,
Tire, 1379, Susan Beuerman;
flower. bulbs, 685; Dorea Hoz-
zoh; ear floor mat, Seaforth
Motors, 1117, Dora Taylor;•
Dog dish, Milten Dietz, 2020,
Hilda Austin; • plant, Cooke
Flowers, 2504, Elma Dundas;
lotion, Tyndall Barber Shop,
1444, Ann Downey; cat chow,
Milton Dietz, 1275; Billie Smith,
Dublin; cosmetics, 2818, Henry
Bisbach; flashlight, United Auto
Parts, 1080, Mrs. John McTav-
ish; baby doll pyjamas, 'Eve -
Mar Store, 1241;-Mrs.'Earl.:Pap-
ple; eggs, Moore Poultry, 2935,
Audrey McLlwain; cosmetics,
3049, Mrs. Earl Elliott;• ham,
Ruby's Meat, •.2178, Walter
Shortreed; candy, Brown's Sup-
ertest, '4061, Sandra Fleming;
sInlipezpers,co, ins- Read•'s Shoes, 2083,
Doll stroller, 1829, Kathy Mc-
Lean;; scratch pads, News, 1951,
Brenda Flannery; pillow eases,
Shinen's, 1231, Marilyn Pullman;
;cosmetics, . ,277£, Mrs. Mel
Clarke; shoes, Taylor Shoes,
2559, Mrs. Margaret Taylor; car
mat, Rowcliife,, Motbrs, 2173,
Janet :: Schr eider; angle food
cake, ' Dorothy Parke, 1484,
Miss Carol Staffezr, _
Cash Donors
'. Huron Canadian Fabricators
Ltd.; Don Eaton; Seaforth Med-
ical .Clinic; • Picker X -Ray Engin-
eering Co.; Patterson General
Store; Elva Keith; • Neil Bell;
All this week
Freddie Godwin Duo
QUEEN'S HOTEL
- • Seaforth
Dining Room- Special for •
-
MOTHER'S DAY
Southern Pried Chicken or
•Roast Beef
(full clival +wtaals) `
$1.50 •
Se�rved' from' 12 noon to 8:00
Constanee
United igiTcA
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s;q to 7:30 p.m.
Adult$ $1.2.5, Children
12 and under 50c -
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SEAFf)RTH TEEN TWENTY
DEE 8g LEE
and the ROULETTES
Oil
SATURDAY, MAY 13th
- 9:00 to 12:00
et the
Seaforth • Arena
Admission: $1.00
' SLACKS. ALLOWED
Centennial
FASHION SHOW
MONDAY, MAY 15th
.Seaforth District .High School
8:15 p.m.
Door Prizes and Prize for lady in •'best old-
fashioned costume.
Mrs. Anna Meyer of CKNX, Wingham
commentator
Sponsored' by Seaforth Women's Institute
'ADMISSION $1.00
Proceeds for Seaforth Centennial Projects
CHICKEN
BARBEQUE
Egmondville United Church
Wednesday, May 24
From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
ro
Adults: $1.50
TICKETS:
Children: (under 12) 75c
TAKE' OUT. ORDERS AVAILABLE •
CHRISTIAN FAMILY IAY`•
in. 'First Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY, MAY 14th
The Sacrement of Baptism will be -observed and there will •
be special musicby the Junior' Cholr. .
Antler Sundey School. as usual. the Senior Sunday School
ia.withdraWra lw that, Membersmy worship with`their, femfly.
REV. D. O. 'FR'Y, Minister '
MRS: DON CARTER, d.R{C.T., 4.Mut MRS. WM. BROWN
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