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Eiectors of
Seoforth
As a candidate for council
ask for your support at the
polls on December 6
Gerald Groothuis
For a ride to polls
please phone 527-1010
To the electors
of SeafOrth_
I am a candidate for P.U.C.
Commissioner because as a citizen of
Seaforth.:,.1, arc.,.. concerned that the
commission business be carried on
efficiently and in a common sense way
and I believe I can make a
contribution.
I will appreciate your support at the
polls on December 6.
Gordon Pullman
• 4-Year Experience
• 1916 Chaffithart of Management Mnamittee
g Member Of Budget Committee
g' MeMber of Salary Negotiating Committee
I respectfully ask for your support at the polls on
December 6.
ken Cooke
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5 TIME WORLD HAY CHAMP — For the fifth
year in a row, Russell Bolton of R.R.1, Seaforth has
won the world h champioriship at the Royal Winter
r. Bolton's secret? He isn't telling.
above with the White Farm Equipment
Fair. What'
He's sh
trop
Car crash brings
court fine of $353
ffilron, County has a well
Parcie4 Secret which has won the
World Ilay Championship 13
tiPtea at .the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto.
Russell Bolton, 75, of R.R. 1,
Seaforth, who is the current Hay
King, refuses to divulge any
details of the secret.
"It's a Huron County secret. I
wouldn't want to put it in the
paper for some other County to
find out," he said.
Part of the secret may be that
Huron County has over 100,000
acres In forage crops, third in the
province.
Mr. Bolton did say though that
it generally was a matter of
cutting the hay at the right time
and curing it properly.
Mr. Bolton has been World
Hay Champion for five consecu-
tive years now winning in 1972,
1973, 1974, 1975, and 1976.
In 1971, Russell Dallas of
Brucefield was the Hay King for
the third time, also winning in
1963 and 1969.
Other Huron County
champions were Robert Allan of
Brucefield in 1958 and 1962;
Wilber Keys of R.R. 4, Seaforth
in 1964; and Robert Fothering-
ham in 1965 and 1966.
Mr. Bolton said his interest in
hay competition went back about
25 years to when he was president
of the Huron Soil and Crop
Improvement Association. At that
time he and Gord Bennett, then
Huron County agriculture repre-
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sentative and now deputy agriCUI•
ture minister, decided to include
hay in the annual seed fair
competition.
Mr. Bolton said he forgot about
hay coimpetifion until he was
congratulating Russell Dallas on
his-win in 1971.
"He said, 'lam not going to try
anymore. You're going to try and
I'm going to nelp you."
Mr. Bolton has been champion-
ing ever since.
He says he enjoys the competi-
tion as it gives him a chance to
meet people from across the
country and around the world.
In 1970 a farmer from Ohio won
the competition.
Mr. Bolton isn't sure if he will
use the secret to bring the
Stars
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Dave Longsiaff and John Nash all
scored twice for the Stars. 'Ray
and Ken Devereaux each scored a
single goal for the .green team.
Dave Broome and Casey Klaver
scored' the Hawk goals
Games Sunday, November 28:
7:00 — Stars vs. Kings
8:00 — Hawks vs..Wings
10:00 — Blues vs. Flyers
I.H.L. Notes:, Tickets are
currently on sale for an upcoming
exhibition game between the
I.H.L. Allstars and the intermed-
iate "C" Mitchell Red Devils.
The game is slated for Saturday,
January 8, 1977 and tickets are
available from all 1.H.L. players.
They are $2.00 a piece and they
allow you to attend the game,
dance and beef draw. The kids
are free.
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Correspondent
Mary Merner
The Canadian Foresters
Western Ontario Provincial
Assembly wap held this weekend
in Chatham at the Holiday Inn .
Those attending from Court
Constance and Constantine were
Delphine Dolmage, Ann Agar,
John and Carolyn Thompson,
Sam and Mary McClure; Nelson
and Ferne McClure, Eric and
Marjorie Anderson, Don and
Alice Buchanan, Stewart and
Doreen Dolmage, Ken and Betty
Hulley and Rev. Stan McDOnald.
At the meeting on Saturday
afternoon trophies were
presented for the Western
Ontario Bowling Tournament
held in Clinton on November 14th
The three top tbams were from
the Constance lodge. Those on
the top team were Captain;
Nelson McClure, John Jewitt,
Eric Anderson, Delores Howatt
and Betty Hulley. Don
Buchanan's team and Stewart
Dolmage's team tied for 2nd.
place. Nelson McClure was
presented with a trophy for high
triple, 844, he also had high
single of 328. Shirley McClure
received a trophy for the high
triple of 625.
These scores will be sent to
Edmonton for the results in the
Dominion Bowling to be known in
the new year.
Personals
Mr. Doug Whyte of Glen
Orchard spent the past week
visiting with his father,'V'Mf,--
Harold Whyte and MirS".W. L.
Whyte and Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Fawley,
Jason and Jonathan returned
home to Ottawa on Friday
morning from a visit with her
parents Mr. and Mr's.. John
Thompson, Sharon and Bob and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Merner,
Sandy, Julie, Michael and
Michelle attended a birthday
party held in honour of his
grandfather. Mr. Peter Deichert of
championship
time.
home far a sixth “If I'm around, I might,"
says with a laugh.
Zurich on' Saturday evening. It
was his 87th birthday.
Carolyn McClure of Walton
spent the weekend with Sharon
and Bob Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary l'eszcatnr
Steven, Shannon and Sherri of
R.R.#3, Clinton were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Preszcator , Bill, Michael and
Debbie.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes,
Mr. and Mrs. Marris.136s, Steven,
Sharon, Kenny, Michael, Andy
and Kathy spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.Ed.
Wammes, Ronnie and Mark of,
R.R.#2, Seaforth following 'the
christening of Mark in .Clinton on
Sunday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Riley were
Sunday evening dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Rod Johnston
of Goderich,
Mr. Carl Merner, Sandy, Julie
and Michael, Mrs. George
McIlwain visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain,
Lynn and Steven of Stratford,'
when they held a birthday party
for Lynn, Steven, Sandy and Lori.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian,
Paul, Kevin and Lori of Huron
Ridge , Kincardine, also visited in
Stratford.
i•clULL U L E
1-1. 'SPORTS $ RECREATION LIMITED
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For -,, Odes on election day
Phone • 527-1222.
1, RETENTION OF LOCAL "GOVERNMENT
2. MORE CONCERN FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
3. MORE AWARENESS OF COMMUNITY NEEDS
4. EQUAL REPRESENTATION OF RURAL AND URBAN DWELLERS
5. TOTAL COMMUNITY CO-OPERATION
FOR TUCKERSMITH COUNCIL
WILF
SCHNEIDER
Constance
Foresters
4e Chatham meeting •
My 20 years of Business Experience and Active Interest in the Community will be put to work for you.
A car accident in August
resulted in a fine of $353 or 3S
clays in jail at Provincial Court in
Seaforth Wednesday. Bernard
McQuaid pleaded guilty to a
charge of careless driving.
Mr. McQuaid was involved in a
motor vehicle collision on
Goderich Street West on August
27 at 4:25 p.m. Injured in that
accident were Margaret Harrison
with ankle and rib fractures and
her grandson Richard Genie, 12,
of Orangeville, several cuts, who
had to be transferral_ _to,,
McMaster University Hospital in
Hamilton for special treatment
due to a medical condition he has.
James Learn was fined $54 as a
minor with liquor; Michael D.
Medd and Jerry F. Steegstra
were fined $54 and $53
respectively on a charge of open
liquor; Larry D. Seymour and
Allan S. Murray were each fined
$78 for unnecessary noise.
FOR TUCKERSMITH COUNCIL
TO THE
SEPARATE SCHOOL ELECTORS --
OF
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
NORTH OF NO. 8 HIGHWAY
I would like to have the privilege of representing you on the
County Board of Education.
QOM of edUcittion would be my oblective, keeping in
mind/ my cOilvictiella, morals and the better financing of the $ystem, in' the ferefterit at all times, -
Being a father of a children three whom have graduated
from Dederick District Collegiate, I believe education is a
very important part of our lives.
I am a beef, cash crop farmer, who has served on local
boards and municipal councils. I feel I can be of -
service to you the voters,
I kindly eblicit your support an-Dacornber 6th.
RE—ELECT
Ken Cooke
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SCHOOL BOARD
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