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"11 IHUR01*EXPPS1TC114,4 SEAPORTHH, .ON.T, . MUNE 151 19671'
'' ilENSALL TWI U H�
STOCK SHOW
HEAVY HORSES * LIGHT HORSES
PONIES * IMPLEMENT SHOW
Tuesday June . 20, 1967
5 o'clock p.m. "
,Featuring .. .
113 Prize Hereford Feeding Calves
To be Judged and Auctioned
BABY SHOW (no entry fee)
• Prizes for All Contestants
Bands in Attendance
SFECIAL CENTENNIAL PARADE PRIZES
MONSTER MIDWAY
FERRIS WHEEL MERRY-GO-ROUND
KIDDIE RIDES AND OT•FIER ATTRACTIONS,
TORY GREGG, Master of Ceremonies
CENTENNIAL PARADE — 5:30 p.m.
Official Opening — 7:30
Refreshment Booth --- CKNX Mobile Unit
Auction Sale of Calves 9:30 p.m.
ADMISSION 75c Students 5,0c - Cars 25c - Children FREE
Read the Advertisetnentg — It's a Profitable Pastime!.
The Town of Seaforth
invites you to a
DANCE
and
SMORGASBORD
In Honor of Ontario's 3 -time
Intermediate "B" Champions
SEAFORTH BEAVERS
riday June 23rd.
8:30 to 1:00, at the
Seaforth Community Arena
Admission $2.00 per person
Refreshments available
Tickets available from local merchants
PARKTHEATRE
GODERICI��°,..._.......
ON THE SQUARE
FIRRST RUN ° FILMS IN AIR . CONDITIONED
COMFORT -- Entertainment Is Our Business
THURS„,:JUNE EC TO WED., JUNE 21 INCL. '
•
OiE OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL MOVIES
EVER MADE!”
-Life Magazine
WINNER
. OF 6
ACADEMY
AWARDS!
MEMO-GOLDWYN-MAO o+Eurm A CARD Pail PRODUCTION
DAViD LEANS FILM OF BORIS YPASTERN XS
'. DOOR ZHRYAGO'
GERALDINE-IAPLIN JULIE CHRISTiE TOM COURTENAY
AIECGUINNESS SIOBHAN McKENNA RALPH RC ARDSON n..,
OMAR SHARIFiAsziilvAroi ROD SFEIGER"RITAIUSHINGHAM
SCREEN FV Sr C ItCTtDWI
ROBERT BOLT• DAVID LEAN IN PANAVISION•ANC/1.46=010R
ONE SHOWING ONLY EACH EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK
SATURDAY MATINEE' at 2:00 P.M. ,
SPECIAL' ADMISSION PRICES.
Mon. - Thurs. Evenings
Fri. -.,Sat. Evenings .
Sat. Matinees
All Performances :.... ,
• .
•
-Adults $2.00
Students $1.25
Adults $2.00
Students2.00
Adults $1.50
Students $1.00
Children, $1.00
NO PASSES
06r Ticket1't* i.nietteits Oka. 044411 After i p.m.
No q 4404' EVo y' ttotk t Holder
URGE ONTARIO' ACTION
(Continued from Page 1)
studies., of certain rural areas
which .it feels should be designa-
ted for a comprehensive rural
development plan, he said.
These could be areas of wide-
spread low income which have
major adjustment problems but
which have recognized develop-
ment potential. The plan would
have active involvement with
the people oi' the area.
"There is a crisis in Ontario•
rural society and a challenge.
That challenge is to develop our
rural human and ,physical re..
sources to their full potential."
Tax reforms would be another
item of top priority if the Lib-
erals gain power, Mr. Nixon
said. Economies can be effect-
ed at provincial level.
The area represented at Fri-
day night's meeting includes
nine federal and 10 provincial
ridings.
London District Soccer Assoc.
SOCCER
St. Colum'ban
vs.
St. Thomas
Sat., June » 17th
4 p.m.
At ST. COLUMBAN
Admission 25e and 50c
Brownie's
DRiVE=1N
THEATRE -- CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8 p.m.
THURS., FRI. — June 15-16
"HOW TO STEAL
A -MILLION"
Shows at 9:15 and 11:00 p.m.
Hugh Griffith
Peter OToole,
Audrey Hepburn;
COLOR .. • CARTOON
SAT., MON., TUES. —
June 17-19-'2D •
THE
RUSSIANS
ARE COMING!
THE
RUSSIANS
ARE COMING!
Shows at 9:15 and 11:00 p,m.
Eva Marie Saint, Carl Reiner,
Jonothan Winters, Alan Arkin
COLOR •CARTOON'
WED., THURS., FRI. ---
June'; 21.22-23' •
--.DOUBLE FEATURE —
"RIOT ON»
SUNSET. STRIP"
(Adult Entertainment)
• Shown at 10:45 p.m.
Aldo. Ray, Miinsy Farmer,
:Michael Evans -
COLOR
"WILD YOUTH"
(Adult ,Entertainment) •
Shown at 9:15 p.m.
CARTOON
•
Robert Campbell, a vied-preal
dent of the provinciax assoeia,
tion, said Liberals already have.
95 candidates nominated for the
117 provincial ridings.. "We pre
ready whenever an election is
called," he said.
Andrew Y. McLean, Seaforth,
was elected president of the
association, succeeding , Bruce
McCullough of Kitchener, who
held the post for the past three
years.
Vice-presidents are George
Inglis, Clifford; Mrs. A. L.Fia'(vk.
ins, Owen Sound; Kent Lamont,
Port Elgin; David Jack, _Fer-
gus, and William Summerville,
Stratford. Donald Currie of Galt
is treasurer and D. J. Murphy
of Goderich, Solicitor.
'Mrs. Gordon Rae of ,Stratford
is president of the women's di-
vision.
A presentation was made to
Farquhar Oliver, MPP for Grey
South who will retire after this
session. With more than 41. years
in`'Queen's Park, he is the dean.
of Ontario 'politicians.
y
Council Acts
(Confirmed from Page 1)
ed by a local agent will be us-
ed for storage and maintenance
of town equipment.
Counoillor George Hildebrand
who heads a committee plan-
ning a civic appreciation night
for Seaforth Beavers, three
times Ontario 'champions, said
everything was ready for Jute
23, at the arena. Council ap-
»proved an expenditure' up to
$500 to assist •in financing the
event and presentation.
• i1 towwwide sanitary sewer
service advanced a step furth-
er as- OWRC advised the town
it .had named the James F.
MacLaren firm to prepare a de-
sign report on 'sewage disposal
works preliminary to the con-
struction of the system. At the
same time council named the
same firm to .prepare a study
of feeder line requirements at
a cost of $1,750 with completion
in two months. .
Reminded by Reeve Dalton of
the additional centennial dec-
orations on Main Stree, council
commended the PUC for illum-
inated displays on the town .hall
and the Chamber of 'Commerce
for flags on each Main Street
light standard.
CENTENNIAL
BAKE .SALE'
in the` former
McKindsey's Drug Store
Friday,, June 16th
Open. at 3p.m., ..._
Sponsored, by the Order of the
Eastern' Star.
. CASH
BINGO
Friday, Jun? 16th
8:15 p.m.
Legion Hall, Seaforth
is Regular Games for.$10.00
Three $25.00 Specials
Jackpot $75 to go
(Children under 16 not
permitted)
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards' 25c or 7 for $1.00
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156.
Chadian Legion
PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE
WORK
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PLEASE NOTES Dram' planned
for Tuesday night,at dance will
be made Friday night at the
bingo. Make all returns early
Friday -night.
SMORGASBORD
DINNERS $2.00
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth
SATURDAY JUNE 17, 6-9
ENTERTAINMENT
RED KNIGHT LOUNGE
Friday Night Kelly Dawn's T'io
. Saturday Night -- Tri -Tones.
"This will be our last Smorgasbord for this season."
Playing this week -- Thursday., Fri,, and Sat.
evenings, June 15, 1( and 17
CROWN ROOM
in
».The Royal . ' Hotel, Mitchell
Des jar d ne Orchestra
(5{pieell)
LOCAL BRIEFS
- miss Ella S..teole .. df' St.
'drew's, Scotland, was a guest
of Miss Janet and Xr. Scott
Clnff last weekend. She. is vis
!ting her brother, Mr. James
Steele of Kitchener, Who was
formerly, on the staff of the
Bank of Commerce here;
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin, Reid,
Hamilton, Ronald .Reid and Miss
Sally. Harper, Toronto, -,Mt and
Mrs. Frank Reid and Irene, St.
Marys and Mr. and Mrs, Gerry
Leughlan of London, were
guests of 'Miss Alice Reid on
Sunday. They attended the'ser-
vices in First Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning when
the Carillon of Bells were dedi-
cated in memory of Mr. and Mrs°
Merton A. Reid and members
of the congregation siriee 1$,67.
Mrs. W. G. Wright who has
spent some time in Nova Scotia
and Brampton, 'has returned
home. She was accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright and
sop.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sproat. 'of
m
Beasville are guests 'of Mr.
Russell H: Sproat. '
Mr. and Mrs. James Coutts
spent a few days in Sarnia with
Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron.
Mr. Basil Duncan of Tor-
onto spent a few days with
his mother Mrs. W. J. Dun-
can.
Mrs. Ernie Toll spent the
past' week in Sarnia visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Dungey
and family. '
Mr. and Mrs. 'IL Cull's of
Ladner,, Ri
B.C. are visiting D.
and Mrs. Peter Cus•
Mr. Frank Smale is a pa-
tient in Seaforth Community
Hospitaal.
Mr.and Mrs. Neil Smale
of Towers, Michigan, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Smale and also attended the
Aan-'funeral of ffte late Mx. Greorge
Smale in 1 ensa>k
Harvey
een'eniployed.Jeer wlthwha 'the lankhas
of M$u4i eal, MNeter for the
past two years, will -leave the
beginning of the week for
41ttle Current, Manitoulin Is-.
landmonth, where he has been
'transferred for the summer
`s•
Haze/ Greer, who has been'
attending) Central- Huron Sec-
ondary School at Clinton has
accepted a position with Vic-
toria and Grey Trust Comp-
any of Goderich.
Mrs. Harry McIntosh, Dray-
ton Ontario, has been spend-
ing the past two weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Ben
—ridge.
Miss Rea of London is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Rea.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place. an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in -peek -
et. To advertise, just Dial Sea.
forth, 527-0240.
REUNION.
Former Pupils and Families of
S.S. No. 2 and 13
McKillop Township
Sat., July 15th
Registration at No. 2 School
at BskeltLv h
(Refreshments Prpvided)
SOCIAL EVENING
in
Brodhagen Community
Hall
Sat., ' June 17th
on the occasion of the 25th
• Wedding Anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Rourke
Relatives, neighbors and friends,
are cordially invited.
Seaforth Lions, Pork°
PAVILION
DAN;CING»,
Saturday Night, Jine 17th
With Music by the Precious Times
Dances will continue each Saturday night
during• the summer months.
Read the Advertisements -- It's a Profitable, Pastiinei-
1
f rey Township
, CENTENNIAL '
DANCES
CENTENNIAL BALL
Friday, June 16th
With Ken Wilbee and his Orchestra
DANCING
Saturday, June 17th
With Jerry and the Jesters
Both Dances take place in Grey Township Central School^
at ETHEL
SEAFORTH LIONS 32nd ANNUAL 'CARNIVAL
CENTENNIAL
LIONS PA
Thursday;— Friday
June 29, 30 and July i•
T
SEAFORTH:
Saturday.
DIFFERENT PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT
*BANDS
• BINGO
GAMES
FERRIS » WHEEL
IV' 1 I
'BANDS
•
THURSDAY
RCAF CLINTON BAND
Preliminary events in the
Amateur. Talent Contest
Beard Growing' Contest
•
MIDWAY
MERRY-GO-ROUND
FRIDAY
SDHS GIRLS' BAND
Beauty. Contest Finals; Pre-
liminary -events in Amateur
Talent Show; Fireworks
celebrate arrival of Canada's
100th birthday at midnight '
Special July 1 Holiday Feature
ure
Afternoon and -Evening
SDHS GIRLS' BAND — Official opening 'Centennial Lions Park
Gates » by Tuckersmith Reeve Elgin Thompson, .— Log Rolling
Contest -- Amateur Talent Hunt Finals Draw 'for Prizes -
Dancing in the Pavilion
PRAWfOR$1,4001.N PRIMES
Plus Hundreds of`Othet Prizes in Popular I'enny'Sale
ADMiSSION:
SOC Each, which includes Ticket. tar Three `` Major
Worth $1,400.00 -
CNILDPEN FREE, » F'IREWOiKS
Prizes
PARKING FREE ..
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