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UP FUTURE FIGURE SKATERS Mary J"ane Eisler, left, Tkacy Read seven of his children sing. announce, free of charge,
Ikl and Susan Ball all registered for Figure Skating lessons this season with Trac '& Mrs. Lorne Lawson than* meetings or events which are
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mom, Mrs. Elizabeth Read. Figure Skating Club professional this year will be an Mr.Bradley and family affil ' open to the general public and for
Carey, Walkerton and the group is planning a special CentennialCarnival for 1975: Presented them with a cheyuy9 . which no ,admission will be MONDAY THROUGH
About 52 al isterdd this week, . Mrs, Gordan Papple, Mrs pJtlti) charged or at which no money 08ATURDAYS --
g (Staff Photo') ifeys' presented Mrs; . Gordon . raising program will be , carried 1 A.M. TO R P.M.
McKenzie, • Mrs. Larne Carter out. SUNDAYS — NOON TO 0 PA.
Hp with Life Merhber Certificates For example, upcoming
p `� n t Se � I a t' r and. pins, also pinned a corsage Hospital Auxiliary or church
■ on each LiTe Member. meetings or those of senior
Mr. and Mrs. J.C.Galbraith of Mrs. • Florence McGavin -at her recent stay, in hospital. Euchre followed and' winners citizens and hortieulturalists will Pogo"
Ottawa visited on Saturday with Seaforth Manor. Mrs. George Ddndas had a nice were: Most Points Mrs. _yoss all be welcome in "You're ' HOLE
Miss Ada Reid also taking her to. Rev, and Mrs. Bert McSpadden visit frpm Mr. and Mrs.ROberr, Gordpn; Lone Hands - Mrs. sank invited”, sauna
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�►' Goderich for dinner and a lovely of.- Richmond Hill visited on McMichael of Walton oxie day last Hunt; Lucky Tally Card - Items for the column must be
drive through the countryside Saturday with 'the former's week. Mrs. Allan Johns, Eiimville; written not ph oned and. should be 111/11
Mrs. Florence McGavin father, Mr. Zachariah Miss Eleanor Henderson Lucky Chair, Mrs. Arnold Taylor; run one week before the event. 'a I anew
attended the weddirig • on McSpadden and also with their celebrated her birthday on Lowest Points - Ruth Hendrick, They should be sent into the
Saturday of her granddaughter, aunt, Mrs. Cartwright Hawley. Tuesday, October 1st and Dashwood. Expositor office by the Friday '
y Miss Evelyn Storey at St. Peter's Mr Marie Sadlier and graciously treated' the staff to a Mrs. Wilson McCartney won before the week of. publication
Lutheran Church at Brodhagen.
daughter Mrs. Eric Lambton of piece of her•birtbday cake which the luncheon cloth. and marked . "For 'You're
Toronto sent Saturday with. was most `delicious.
P Y ,� Lunch was convened by Mrs Invited'
Mr, Jack Oliver of Toronto Dr.Ernest Sadlier- We were" " Mr. and Mrs. K: M.Cuftiss of '
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Delse Drive, Rexdale visited on /
visited on Sunday with his sister, pleased to see Mrs. Sadlier after Sunda with the tatter's sister C:
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Miss Doris Wills. Being such a �`valuable, ,gltO
lovely day they took Doris out for , ,� '#
AREA FUNERALS a drive also. � ��! "�c �
MALCOLM R. THOMPS'ON As expressions of sympathy, Mr. William Scott went fora
drive with his wife Mrs. Isabeil� 1:
donations to the Canadian Red!
Malcolm ,Raymond Thompson.Li
Scott on• Saturday afternoon to aiaf,
57, of Brucefield passed away at Cr . s would be appreciated. Goderich and Bayfield. • f fka
Scafonh Community Hospital ori FRANK A. KLING Mrs: Lilly Hudie was visited by i Mar 1, 005 1 air,i3ml;PtNrfgiBY'EIRlEp1lMlfMgpyE4ngyayrp,
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Monday, October 7, 1974. Largely attended funeral r 'her niece Mrs. Keith, Rock and '� H
J yAril( €1;JiSja If�q,i 1'1teYll�IFl,i<?i t1tilltt!'st. '
He is survived by his wife, services were held Friday for also by Mr. Les McKenzie. I y �� 1' 19.
Mr. Zachariah McSpadden and .»�.»»..�..,....t.. «...�....,.....,..w.,.: «.'__. .�.... ........_�___r.....«...-___T�,.....�'�_ .....�__,_.... �._.,....,..._r....., W.:.....
Helen M. (Fee) Thompson; two 'Frank A: Kling who died 1 •v AFSO1eF rill A16R1 TO UNIT OVANTHHL TO AVIA Mil aOOIALMOM "fat CFRR1Mf UNTIL CLOFAIO FATOAOAT, OCMM TF; Inc
sons, Reginald J„ Clinton, and suddenly on Wedfiesday of last Mr.Arnold Miller attended r -
Raymond ' L., . Tillsonburg; week. the Senior Citizen's euchre at �rra1111Irr11i�i�1Lrr1111>rli�til�l�r�1NlMrrrrE�ar�EBl�.musaArYlrrirl� rfft%trOt�'� �
brothers, Harvey L., Ottawa; The services, in the theSeaforth Legion and reported
Lambert, Almontc; Leonard A. G.A.Wjsitney funeral chapel, •a most enjoyable CANADA CANADA /APPROVED I�RADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF
Ruthven; Alan E., Carleton Place; Seaforth, were conducted by his ` The Friendship Circle of First +..,
Russell, Clayton; William H., minister Rev. Edwin Nelson of Presbyterian Church entertained r
Arnprior; "John M„ Almont.e; First Presbyterian Church and Seaforth Manor residents on
sisters, Irene, Mrs.E. Pretty, assisted' by Dr.D. 'Glenn' Monday eyeing. Mrs. Lois��
f Middlcville; Alice,, Mrs. John Campbell, a former minister, now Hodgen showed a series of
Cross,Edmonton; Isobel, Mrs. of London. Dr. Campbell in his coloured slides which were very
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: • W,S.RodgEtr, Lanark; and Laura, remarks paid tribute to Mr. Kling well received. A shortro ram
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Mrs. J.G.RcntouI, Clayton; and as a man with faiththand recalleddfollowed with Mrs. Anne ;�•>::>,
one, granddaughter, Patrice his contribution to his church and Carnochan in charge 'and a sing
BEEF, CHICKEN TURKEY
Thompson. community.' song'was enjoyed by all with Mrs. CANADA GRADE UTILITY
He -was predeceased by a Interment followed in Henrietta ' B> own - at the piano. r `r Savarin Frozen CAMPBELLS / ONE WHOLE FRESH FRYER FEARMAN'S - FULLY. COOKED •.
P SIZES: 5-'18 LBS:
brother, Edwin'J., Maitlandbank, Cemetery. Mrs. Anne Carnochan read 'a POT PIES TOMATO SOUP 1 CUTUP YOUNG SMOKED PICNIC
He served in World War 11 from Honorary pallbearers were poemI and, prayer by Mrs, I CHICKEN TURKEYS SHOULDER
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1939 45. Ross Scott, Jbhn Modeland, John Hodgen, The ladies then served a f X 3t os 8fC C
Creme 'on took lace at Mount Crirh;'HatVe Beatty, Dr. M.W.
ft P Y Y tasty lunch and the group was p;BB t 'fin'
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Pleasant Crematorium, London, Stapleton, Judge H. Glenn Hays, thanked on behalf of all the i C
on Wednesday, October 9, 1974. Carm Rowcliffe and A.Y.McLean. residents by Mrs. Mary Finlayson '53
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A memorial service will bF held Pallbearers were Clarence and also a cordial invitation was GREEN GIANT EVAPORATED
Friday% October- I f, at 7:30 p,m. Reichert, .Athur Varley, Henry extended to visit us again.
at R,S.Box Funeral Home, Schwartz, Keith McClinche in
NIBLET CORN MILK
i Yt Bingo was enjoyed last Friday- : <
Seaforth, with Rev. Paul Packman Eugene Dale and George Powell. afternoon and Mr. Victor' Davis
officiating. Flowerbearers were Jack Taylor, had the first full house 'whileli".1'1'i�`.'��`i�12 L C t hnL C
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Friends will be received at 7 Dennis Beuerman and Gordon Mr.Cecil Rhoades had the first 29 2 7 -'
AYLMER . INSTANTclockprior to service. Miller.
straight line Bingo.
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DATES -Su' n. Nov. 24 through Tues.. Nov.26
COST" $250.00 —• Includes — Air, Bus Fares, Meals and
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Conway, Arkansas, 1850 Dairy Cows -1500 of
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For additional information contact your
Purina Dealer
'MILTON J. VIETZ LTDIIII'
SMPOP-Mi, ONT. —•-- R RA 4 PHONE 827-0608
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BONELESS�SELF BASTED
ROASTSMOKED ' HAM
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176$ 1
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OKTOBERFEST OLD,VIENNASELF SERVE cf
CANADA NO.1 BURLINGTON C SAUSAGE 1 �1 9 SALAMI IA9 ROLLS' 49 R
CRISPCELERY STALKS age size 29
SWIFT PREMIUM, 1 L8. PKG, SHOPSYS, COLE fLAWOR SWIFT PREMIUM, 1 Ib Pk
THANKSGIVING FLOWERS ASSORTED COLOURS USA NO 1 OCEAN SPRAY � B :
POT MUMS sveib ,,,n2■59'- FRESH CRANBERRIES eii39° 1 SAUSAGE POTATO SKINLESS
CANADA NO 1 ONTARIO YELLOW U.S A NO I LOUISIANA
MEAT C SALAD 1A A7 WIENERS" 79
COOKING ONIONS ' e e 33` NEW CROP YAMS' Z.10S'�9c � 69 size 69c�• r
C.IHECK THiS LIST FOR THE IGA STORE
NEAREST YOUI
SEAFORTH'IGA,
All TYPES
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SCOURING PADS
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Lady Patricia :
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The Purina Arkavailey Dairy Research Farm ,
Conway, Arkansas, 1850 Dairy Cows -1500 of
�. which are milking, 350 Dry Cows - 300
Calves,
For additional information contact your
Purina Dealer
'MILTON J. VIETZ LTDIIII'
SMPOP-Mi, ONT. —•-- R RA 4 PHONE 827-0608
i I .`lilt illili> Ire 1 2 A, IN E I Tat 1001■l Ilr 1riIQ � Illr' ■
16 of '36C 10 oz `� "!�� CANADA GRADE " A" CANADIAN QUEEN, WHOLE +
btl, joO Ci1_RL_0__1N__TIP
FROM THBEEF HIP Flamingo, Sizes 5-1e Lbs. 1
BONELESS�SELF BASTED
ROASTSMOKED ' HAM
TURKEYSS
176$ 1
CANADA N0.1 NEW CROP
PEI TABLE �• Ib. Ib. � \ • lb.
r
^ "POTATDES' BURNS, SWEET PICKLED TOP VALU, 2', to 3117 Ibs. CANADIAN QUEEN • 1'7's & iters
4�r � ROLLS 'IbS , Ib.' ■49 DINNER BONELESS 29a
HAMS Ib,1v49SMOKED HAM I,•
25111.SCHNEIDERS, 1 LB, PACKAGE SHOPSYS, 18 o; chub SCHNEIDERS, ASSORTED, 8 or. Chub II;,
OKTOBERFEST OLD,VIENNASELF SERVE cf
CANADA NO.1 BURLINGTON C SAUSAGE 1 �1 9 SALAMI IA9 ROLLS' 49 R
CRISPCELERY STALKS age size 29
SWIFT PREMIUM, 1 L8. PKG, SHOPSYS, COLE fLAWOR SWIFT PREMIUM, 1 Ib Pk
THANKSGIVING FLOWERS ASSORTED COLOURS USA NO 1 OCEAN SPRAY � B :
POT MUMS sveib ,,,n2■59'- FRESH CRANBERRIES eii39° 1 SAUSAGE POTATO SKINLESS
CANADA NO 1 ONTARIO YELLOW U.S A NO I LOUISIANA
MEAT C SALAD 1A A7 WIENERS" 79
COOKING ONIONS ' e e 33` NEW CROP YAMS' Z.10S'�9c � 69 size 69c�• r
C.IHECK THiS LIST FOR THE IGA STORE
NEAREST YOUI
SEAFORTH'IGA,
All TYPES
ALL I Trt) v n i ?Ntnt 3f TLt
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Lady Patricia :
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All TYPES CHIPITS
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Lady Patricia
BLACK CURRENT. APRICOT OR STRAWBERRY CHIVERS
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