The Huron Expositor, 1975-07-10, Page 8A SHOT TO A BAG? — It looks a little weird but
there is' actually a cat in the bag that Seaforth
veterinarian Dr. Terry Johnston is giving the shot to.
The cat was one of the many animals who were
brought to the free rabies clinic in Seaforth
sponsored recently by the health of animals branch
of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture. (Staff Photo)
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DECISION
Ottawa, June 25;1975
' The Canadian Radio-Television Commission announces
the following decision effective June 25, 1975.
DECILSION CRTC 75-226
MITCHELL AND
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO - 750098600
JOHN C. WARD
Application to amend 'its cable television broadcasting
licence for Mitchell and Seaforth, Ontario.
- to increase its monthly fee from $5.50 to $6.50.
Decision: APPROVED IN PART
The licensee proposed to increase its monthly fee to $6.50.
However, the Commission APPROVES an increase to a
maximum of $6.00. Although this fee will be one of the
highest monthly fees charged to subscribers in the area,
the Commission considers this increase justified in view of
the low number of homes per mile in the authorized
service area and the high construction costs to be incurred
by the licensee.
Guy Lefebvre
Director-General of Licensing
+Canadian Conseil de la
Radio-Television Radio-television
Commission Cariadlenne
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BLYTH SUMMER FESTIVAL
- special benefit performance
Sunday, July 13, 2 P.M.
Adults $2,50, Children $1.50
Mostly in Clover by Harry J. Boyle
The Mousetrap try Agatha Christie
July 9 -August 2
Telephone 523-4452
Free workshops for children and
adults beginning July 12 at
10 a.m.
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BOX OFFICE QPEN 8 P.M FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
WED.. THURS., FRI. — JULY 9, 10; 11
Why are they saying
it's the one mcnne you
should see this year?
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MISSION BE II BANE
THANKS FRANK — This pile of photos was only
part of the large amount of material that Frank Sills
loaned the Expositor for use in their Centennial
edition. Mr. Sills who is an amateur historian with a
,huge collection of phdtos from-Seatorth',s past gets
ack some of -his material editor
'80sart Wtritev)i" • '''- ((Staff Photo)
Many visitor's hrsa'
C.T,Boss of Winghant. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown,
Jarvis Street, visited the latter's
Miss Linda Fraser, Freuchle, mother, Mrs. Remy J. Neeb and Fife, Scotland, delegate to ' Canada from the Scottish her aunt and uncle Mr. and
Association of Young Farmers' Mrs.Walter Vogt in Tavistock
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19g75e Sunday evening. Clubs under the Visitors at the home of Mr. afin International
Programme, and presently In Mrs. Elmer Townsend in
Perth County, visited Sunday Has oche for the Centennial
Az.. with her cousin, Mrs. Keith Sharp weekend were: Miss Erma Broadfoot of Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Haswell ma family of
New Hamburg; Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Townsend of Arthur; Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Townsend, and
family and Mr. and Mrs. George
Townsend and sons of
Tuckersmith.
Mr. and Mrs.Gerald Townsend
of Arthur have returned from a
ten day stay in Alberta. They
were chaperones for a group of
rural y outh on an exchange trip.
They went from Toronto by
C.P.R. and returned by Air
Canada
Centearnial- guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis
were - Mr. and Mrs. W,C.Ennis
and Beth, London; Mr. and Mrs.
A. Kelly , Nobleton; Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Cunningha , Ethel;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Uhler.
Walton; Mr. Gerald Dressel,
Etobicoke; Mr. Lewis McDonald,
Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Cummings mpof r cG od
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icenrii get t. ,
weekend with Mrs. Ruth Knight.
aMildrjsi.
Hamilton, Ont., spent Centennial
Mrs. Nora Maloney of East
William Street' was pleasantly
surprised last Sunday at the home
of her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Feeney of
St. Marys when members of her
family from Ailsa Craig, London,
St. Columban, and Seaforth
gathered for a dinner party in
honour of her birthday.
Mrs. Pearl Woirel and
daughter Lucy. of Muskegon,
Mich. and Mrs. Annie Cole and
for CpI
• • The above are maximum fees; the applicant has special • fees for extra outlets, FM service and corn re 1
establishments, which are detailed in the applic ion
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown,
Jarvis Street and their' daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Carter attended the 50th
wedding celebrations of Mr. and
Mrs. Bev. Beaton at Myth on
Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Iszacovics
attended the 50th Wedding
celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Bev
Beaton in Blyth on Saturday,
Visitors at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. J. Ure Stewart were Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Forden , Mrs.
John Porter of Goderich and Mrs.
The Optimist Centennial
IndustriarBall tournament was a
great success with the Village
hanging on to win their third
straight game and the
championship with a narrow 8 - 7
win over a lively Texaco nine. The
final game got underway at 8
p.m. before a good crowd of
spectators.
The Village opened the game
with walks to Rick Woods and
Harry Cook followed by a double
by Bob McKellar then a triple by
Doug Hildebrand who scored on
Glen Nicholson's single to open
with 4 big runs. Texaco replied
with a single marker as Fred
Berton tripled and scored on Jim
McLeod's double.
Then after two scoreless
innings the fourth saw the Village
move in front 6 - 1 as Rick Woods
doubled and Bill Price reached
first on an error and both scored
as Bob McKellar tripled.
However the bottom of the
inning saw the Duffers rally to
score 5 big runs and even the
count at 6 apiece. Gary Finnigan
singled as did Bob Dinsmore
followed by Fred Berton's home
run to count 3 of the runs then
Ron Beuerman tripled and scored
as Chris Cavanagh tripled and he
scored on Mike Marion's single to
leave the game at 6 each.
The fifth inning saw the finish
of the scoring as the Villagers
took advantage of several miss
cues to count two runs as Bill
McCurdy and John Coleman
crossed the plate.The Duffers
came back with a single marker
on' Ron Beuerman's home run.
Neither team could manage any
more runs as both tightened up in
the field. Rick Woods went the
distance on the mound for the t
Village allowing just eleven hits
which was remarkable as it was •
and Mr. Sharp.
Mrs. Reta Bricker has returned
home to Cambridge after
holidaying at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Allan.
Rick's third complete game of the
day.
Ron Beuerman finished 'his
second game of the day for the
Duffers giving up just ten hits.
Mike Marion, was the winning
pitcher in the Duffers other game.
The tournament saw plenty of
action as the teams started the
elimination round t 9 a.m. and
continued for the complete day.
The first game of the day saw
the Turf Club advance to the
semi-finals as they edged the
Travellers by a 10=8 score.
The second game saw the
Village move into the semi-finals
with an easy win over the
Firemen, they dropped the
Smokeaters out of contention with.
a 17-5 win.
The third encounter saw the
Queens come up with their first
win of the year as they edged the
Teachers by an 11-9 score.
The fourth and final elimination
round saw Texaco move further
with a narrow hard fought 10-8
win over Main Street.
Game one of the semi-final
round saw the Villagers hand the
Turf Club their first loss of the
year as the Village plulled out an
8-6 win, to move into the Final.
The second semi-final saw the
Texaco nine hold off a determined
Queens squad to post an 8 - 4
victory setting up the final contest
between the Villagers and
TExaco.
Considering both teams were
playing their third game under
tremendous heat the final game
proved just how close the league
is this season as both teams put
on a great show for the crowds.
Names Omitted
Names, left our of the bicycle
rodeo , sponsors were Anstett
Jewellers and Box Furniture.
Exeter Legion
Building Fund
DANCE
* 2 Ban'ds *
40 Joe Overholt
and The Standbys
• Chris Black Band
Fri., July 18
Continuous Music
9,00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
HURON PARK
RECREATION HALL
Tickets $3.k Per Person
Special, Advance: $6.00 Couple
Available Throughout the
Community, at Legion Bar
and Legion Members
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Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Crawford,
Manitou, Man,, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Crawford of Blyth
visited with Mr. and MrS. Lome
Lawson op Wednestitty.
Countty Singles
Dance
SAT., JULY 12
at
BULLY GULLY
8:30 p.m.
Dance and
Camporee
Refreshments Served
Watch for our next
dance on July 19 at
Seaford Legion
Music by
Tony Nuthers
CHARLES AnYone-
BRONSON "MR. MAJESTYK"
Untied Artists
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ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
SPECIAL FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
WED., THURS., FRI. — July 16 - 17 - 18
FREE POPCORN—THURS. NIGHT, JULY 17—
FOR CHILDREN—BEFORE 10;00 P.M,
THE HIP-EST HEIST
IN HISTORY!
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a Seaforth
Thursday, iriday
and Saturday
Honky
Tottk
Rounders
Nightly
Entertainment
Dancing
ROYAL
HOTEL
MITCHELL
In The
Crown Room
Friday
and
Saturday
You Bet
Your Life
Ag -Op
POOR MAN'S
CENTENNIAL BALL
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1975
All tables reserved
DESJARDINES ORCHESTRA
$3.00 per couple — Dancing 9 — 1
For ticketsvall4RossAilacDonald 527-0975-or •
• Ken Moore 527-0508
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRIDAY, July 11
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO
— TWO DOOR PRIZES —
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 2$c or 7 for $1.00
(CHILDREN UNDER 18 NOT
PERMrITED)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
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Good crowd at Optimist
bail tournament
WE ARE REALLY ALIVE - IN '75.
Kirkton Community Association
31st Annual Garden Party
FAIR GROUNDS
KIRKTON - ONTARIO
Highway 23
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16th, 1975
Adults: $2.50 Children: 25c
FAST' BALL
JUVENILE CONTEST: 1.30 p.m.
Professional Programme - 9.00 p.m.
Mrs. Pearl Slitdclick of Hensall Van Duzer with his wife and
spent Thursday last week at the Sarah visited the same home.
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
On Tuesday of this week Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson
George Addison visited the home attended the Coniston-Merrill
in Hayfield on Saturday.
Cora Barrows and Mr. and Mrs.
Addison and Mrs. Cora Barrows.
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis of wedding
Forest.
Mrs. Ida Gosselaar and her
sister Anna left for Amsterdam,
Holland Thursday after a four
week visit with A. Stinnissen,
Mrs. Ida Gosselaar is Mrs. H.
Stinnissen's mother. They
attended Peter Stinnissen's
wedding in Wawa recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Caineriin
Basswood, Manitoba and Jim
Ross of Vancouver who have been
visiting their Dennis cousins of
Sparling Street, Seaforth, have
gone on to Montreal.
Mr. and Mr.s Gordon Heiser,
Renee and Shelly visited with the
latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.
Montgomery, North Main,
Seaforth.
Dr. and Mrs.W.C.Sproat
visited with Mrs. Earl Bell. Judge
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lAdarY.
Open Receptio* n
in honour of
the Bridal Couple
Joyce Haney
and
Tom Workman
July 18
Pineridge Chalet
Hensall
9 p.m. -1 a.m.
Friends and
Relatives cordially
'invited
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Country and Western Entertainment
SATURDAY NIGHT in the
RED KNIGHT ROOM
"ELGIN FISCHER TRIO"
Tasty Chicken wings for Snacks
— Ample Free Parking -
We serve Beverage Room Luncheons 4
12 to 2 and 6 to 8
- At Very Low Prices-
[We Sell Ice]
Commercial Hotel -Seaforth
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