The Huron Expositor, 1974-11-21, Page 8.s
Local, Bril.'f
'Mrs. 'Wm.Byrtie, ' Allen Park, Mr, Stan Dorrancepf Cornwall
Mich.; Mrs, • M. Crandall, and Mr. and Mts_ Nelson
CAPARO.
Wyandotte, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. , Govenlock of Simcoe were guests
Jerome Jordan, Lathrup Village, of Mrs. Mae Dorm»co and Mr.
Michigan lisited with their aunt, and Mrs. M.H•.McKenzie, DANCE
Mrs, Jean Fortune and Mrs, Jack Mr.. and'Mrs.Sam Phillips, who
Case this past week. have spent some time in London, for
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton , have returned home. aria FE1NY
Stratford visited Mrs. Jean Mt. Judson $, Walker, JOHN
Fortune t week. Toronto, was tiie guest of Mr, and LANSINK
Many Seafdrth friends of Dr. Mrs. James F, Scott, Ann Street. '{ne• Hulley)
,,and, Mrs. 'Frank Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Cjark
Parkhill, Ontario, will be sorry to and Laurie of London visited his • Nov'
learn of the sudden passing of father on Sunday. -also Mrs, Glen ',• f • 22nd
Mrs. Norman on November ,lUh. Price and daughter Heather. the ,
.,, Mr. and Mrs; Elmer Townsend latter. returning to London with Seaforth
of Harpurhey epter'tdinted the them.
t •`Beaus & Belles" -of,3 District Community Centre
Five, Order of the Eastern Star to
a Christmas Party at their hom /S
on Saturday evening. �' . " • 'The ROyalaires'
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Townsend
of Har purhey attended the Ladles
baptism of their granddaughter O ' Seaforth Please I�YQtnq'Luneh
Cheryl Haswell at New Hamburg
United Church last Sunday. Mr.,,;r;,r/,�,taj;,//ayE�r�
and Mrs. Gerald Townsend of Entertalnnent.•
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The•.4-H party will be held
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• Arthur a so. attende .
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Townsend
Thursday,
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WHERE DID ALL THE SNOW GO?-- Seaforth and
Saturday afternoon mild temperatures had melted
and family of Tuckersmith and
Hullett council has accepted
meeting to clarify severance
area had to contend with several inches of snow
almost all the snow on the streets and motorists
Mr. and Mrs. George Towfisend
Friday,
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Thursday and Friday, W g g
When driving with.lights lits on
could put off ettin the snow tires on until the next
p getting,
and sons also of Tuckersmith,
spent last Sunday %0th Mr; and
entertainment.
"A
skidding and sliding were the order of the day. By
s`now,fall,. (Staff Photo)
Mrs, Pete Haswell and family of
The club exhibit will be
has been replaced with a new
4- club activities
1.1
Hullett accepts Kling
New:.Hamburg.
a n d
Base Line to bridge on boundary
the pr6ject in review after which
t d f h 'd
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Saturday
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IoilIs which the club girls had
The•.4-H party will be held
er
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The Egmondville Etiquette- '
Satur"aa November 16 when
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ettes held their concluding
members are to invite friends.
Hullett council has accepted
meeting to clarify severance
meeting for this project "The
Mary Ann Van Bakel and Trudy
the tender of Frank Kling Ltd, of
application..
' Club Girl Entertains'"at the home
Claessens are in charge of
Seaforth for the purchase of iron
That we instruct the Road
of Mrs. Norman Eggert. June
entertainment.
"A
bridge at SR 30, 31, Lot 7 which
Superintendent to notify W.
Eggert read the minutes. The
The club exhibit will be
has been replaced with a new
Kennedy(rto keep road open from
girls held a short discussion about
Table for Two", with Trudy
100 toot' concrete structure.
Base Line to bridge on boundary
the pr6ject in review after which
Claessens as commentator.
The Kling tender of $1663 was
between Goderich and Hallett,
the leaders,Mrs. Eggert -and
Courtesy at Club meetings,
the highest of four, the others
and submit a bill.
'Na ''a D ke a swered ues-
etiquette at banquets, dinners
I,_ In lis 1610 Truform $517
John 19. Langstaff.
and 'other occasions was and MacEchern $300.
about the project. discussed. In business at the November
ie girsl enjoyed fancy sand- meeting council motions adopted
rhes, squares and cookies as included the following:
r as a relish dish and Nojustice That' we issue building
age. permits to H. Kerssies, addition'"`
McKillop 11 Etiquettes (Continued from Page 1) to barn, Lot 37, Con. 11; Cliff
'he McKillop 11 Etiquettes met Crowns tell me that they can't Shobbrook, Lot 21, Con. 12 porch
on Trailer Home.
the home of Denise Lane. present to,.a judge what they don't
11 - —That we invite the owner on
The
Moonlighters
Tickets ,now avail- ,
able for '
New Year's Eve -
Entertainment:
Lincoln" Green
What:-- and
EUCHRE PARTY •
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,AdmMsion
get from us. And they are nght.
"I've got a big court today and
Lot 24, Con.,
7 to December
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Birthday greetings . to Mr.
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When:,—.
Denfield
$600 which the committee
u I'm hoping for some goodRalph
results", the Chief tgld the•
Seek
help
Hales, Toronto, 60 years.
Could `I a mild winter
NOV- 26 -- S :15 pm
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forecast
as Jack Frost has gone to
Where: ,:
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Ar Seaforth and, Goderich police
/ chiefs and the Crown Attorney
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with th
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Australia--att'd Japan? --He wont
be aro • e.
St, Thomas Anghean
Church Parish 'Hall
527.0820
Theft Under 3
agreed that problems had been
most serious in Clinton where a•-,,.
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& Mrs. J. i on of the
Oxtongue Lake district uskokw
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THURSDAY
Wayne' Riehl
FRIDAY
Ed Groff
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SANDWRAND
Legion .......
Fall, Dan'ce
......;Saturday, November 23rd
Admission $2.00 per Penson
SPUD GRANT
and HIS ORCHESTRA
Limited nunber of tickets. av'ailable
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't. wave of vandalism against police Or ,A M. aS visited Mrs. Lantz this week. T 1° WED., THURS., FRI., $AT. NOV. 20,21,22,23
'•' �+ t� has been going on since the early was pleased to have chat -with
1 sum er Donations to the Chamber of M W•1ho is Mrs Lantz's
31 "
'Police NQW ..-
"r. -Welch said that Huron'
Commerce street decoration fund,- daughters Ella.
now total $310 - halfway to. the
from the 31 October till the 12
S
my is riot a high crime area
$600 which the committee
Others ,visiting Mrs. Li�pl tette
JOHN ,
and he saw no reason for the
re uires.
Lantz*5were!' MFC * Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Florence McGavin.
Wisitors with Mrs, Leila Dundas
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Noah Lantz and 94r" 'Mary Lantz,
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nis. Mrs. Alex Dermis and Miss
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gifts have been received from Bill
Clifford.
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Property Damage 5
Visitors with`Mrs. Ada Reid were
O'Shea,Dr. C.E.Toll, Frank Kling
Theft Under 3
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During the week period from
Winners of the' L.O.B.A.
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Ltd., Sills Hardware; Becker's
Parking Complaints I
the 14th November 'till the 19th
euchre were: Ladies Mrs -i
Milk, Main Street Variety and.
CASH BIN G
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November 1974. The Seaforth
Rachel Riehl; Ladies lohe; Mrs.
John 19. Langstaff.
Mrs. Florence McGavin on Monday.
Police - Department investigated
. Gertrude Taylor; Ladies low
Contributions maybe left at the
Legion Hall, Seaforth
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18 occurrences. ,They are as
'follows.
Mrs. E. Clarke; Men's first - Wm.
Kelly; Lone hand -John Tremeer;
Toronto Dominion Bank or at
Stewart Bros. store or forwarded
F rids Nov 22
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Disturbance 2
Low - Secord McBrien; Lucky
to C. .of C. treasurer, Kurt
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Animal 1
Draw - Mrs.E. Appleby.
Niederel.
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Traffic Com Complaints 1
Seaforth
Manor
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1ti S+I118a ms for $10.
TEMEE $26x.0 GAMES
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Theft Under
Police Information 4
Happy birthday was sung to Cecil
$75.00.JACKPOT TO GO
Assistance 3
TWO DOOR PRIZES
Lo9t and Found 3
Hanri.0-ninoq
— Admission $1.00 —
Audiences are standing up
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Children Complaints 1
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Mr. M.S. Aikenhead and niece of Rhoades, Steven 'Fournier and
There was one minor Motor' London visited on Friday with Mr. .lames Tatulis by everyone, PE:]ZNIITPE`D), CABARET a �r
a . Vehicle Accident reported with Duncan Aikenhead at Seaforth Lunch was served and courtesy Proceeds for Weitfa°re WOW- ,�%
Manor. remarks were given.on behalf of the 44
s , damage totalling $75.00. Auspioes seaYorth BrMeh 150"".<h=*< :
's Mr. Zack McSpadden was visited resident9_by Mrs. Finlayson.
Six persons charged under the Royal Vamulian Legions $Worth `
!. by Mr. Alex and Lorne Dennis and
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'Highway Traffic Act. �rt�I
i Wilmer Godkin and also enjoyed a
d f h M dDNCE
a totalling $360.
One person was charged under
the Highway Traffic Act and one
person under the Liquor Control
Act.
E'LM HAVEN
Clinton
Playing
this Week :-
"MacKENZIE"
Coming Monday :--
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During the two week period
goo game o eue re on on ay.
from the 31 October till the 12
Mr. and Mrs_ Hugh Rinn of
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November, 1974. The Seaforth
Belgrave visited, the formei's sister`
Police, Department investigated
Mrs. Lillie Hudie• and also with
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40 occurrences. They are as
Mrs. Florence McGavin.
Wisitors with Mrs, Leila Dundas
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follows`. a
were Misses Tena and Ethel Den-
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Police Assistance • S
nis. Mrs. Alex Dermis and Miss
Public Mischief 7
Tillie' Dundas.
Property Damage 5
Visitors with`Mrs. Ada Reid were
Theft Under 3
Mr. and Pins. ,John Wain of the
Insecure property 3,
Bluewater H vv. aM also Mr. Fred
Parking Complaints I
McGa'vin of Seaforth.
Break and Enter 2
Mrs. Walter Sommerville visited
Assistance 2
with Miss' Eleanor Henderson and
Children Complaints 1
Mrs. Florence McGavin on Monday.
'
Fates 1
Mrs. Keith Rock visited her aunt
Lost and Found S
Mrs. L. Hudie.
Seaforth Manor residents had a
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Animals 2,
. most enjoyable time Thursday
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There were two major Motor
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evening ..whhenen Gord Harris and his
Vehicle Accidents reported with
band from Goderich visited and
damage'° totalling $1200... Four
provided a program of music,
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minor Motor Vehicle Accidents
recitations, singing, and dancing.
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t,.
were reported ed •with damage
Happy birthday was sung to Cecil
a totalling $360.
One person was charged under
the Highway Traffic Act and one
person under the Liquor Control
Act.
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Clinton
Playing
this Week :-
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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Tasty Chicken Wings for Snacks
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