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XPOsITQR, SEAFORTH. O.T. NO. 1961
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0 tile Electors of SEA,FORTH
Having again been nominated tor
Council, I seek the support: of the rate.
payers at the polls on Monday,
Pw.i4g the year I have seryed
council1 hay e endeavoured to repre-
*4 Pal the eitnenS andif elected wili
OoMigatte to do so.
OWL) BETTY CARDN0
RE-ELECT‘ .
ROBERT DINSMORE
Keep Seaforth's Policies Young
ILO rAVIAMaive
VOTE DECEMBER 2nd
For Transportation Phone 527-1138
To The Etors of The
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
I respectfully Solicit your vote for
COUNCILLOR
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd
L. F. (Len) FORD
For Transportation Phone 527-0733 — 527-1890
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To the --Electors ,of SEAFORTH
Having been nominated for Council, I sol-
icit your support at the polls on Monday.
Having previously served for two years, I
feel I can make a contribution.
GEORGE HILDEBRAND
For Transportation Call 527-1880
Toile Electors of The
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
I respectfully solicit your support
and vote for Councillor
ON DECEMBER 2nd .
R. S. MacDONALD
For Transportation Phone 527-0593
TO the Electors of SEAFORTH
During the 7 years I have lived in Sea -
4044 haye become interested in the future
•4 vocational school teacher, I realize
• orovidejob opportunities in ti{ e area
for the youth we are educating. To do this we
• must pro4to r orderly growth and dovelop-
menki
Ke nomipated for council, I
Ofirt on Monday.
T W. NEWNHANI
seek
To the Electors of SEAFORTH
Your vote to help re-elect me to
Council on Monday, Dece-mber 2nd, 1968
would be Appreciated.
WILLIAM PINDER
9MMARTY
Ron Christie, see Of MA awl
Mrs, MUrra4f Christ* )01* gone'
on trip to Briti.9h Columbia.
Uu eiReata tQ teem POW% to,tle
United States and 14c4CQ
return lObrneY. ,
Mrs, John Wallace is visiting
this week with her son-in-lavV
and daughter* Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Parkinson and baby daughter,
Julia Anne, at 4Iltchel1.
Mr. and Mrs: IC. McKellar. vis-
ited an Monday with,,,Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Crago, at Kirkton.
WALTON
Mr. and um Ken ItY4n and
haYs o Lwon,Vent 4Pli4aY
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan.
'
M, Peeit 1120 rehirnedi
fog:owing •a Week's VeatiOn
SPOit With relatives in Taro:44e
and, while there attentle51 the
Itoral Winter Fair atld..'llerse
show.
Smiles...
A girl waiting for a bus was
crying, so a young man eamq
over and tried to Comfort hen
He pot. his gni aroqnd her and
o cl
co
Isn't ligmAnytAing
co to RIO OfOB M-
iner
"I'm afraid at, she whiled.
'It's hay fever But keep trying,
anyway.'
A VOTE FOR
KLIINO
isTaTote for a
BETTER SEAFORTH
Having 'again been nominated • as Mayor, I
seek the iupport of the people of SeifOrth,
I have agreed,to allow my name' to stand be-
cause I am interested in contributing to tbe comple-
tion of those long term programs which epuncil kaa
begun. during the past two years.
These programs, if continued, will provide a
solid base for future development. We cannot afford
on and off development with resulting loss in grants
and costly duplication.
At the present time we are interested in the
completion of the Silver Creek Drainage program,
the rebuilding of Main Street by the County, the in-
creasing responsibilities of the Recreation Council,
During the past two years as Mayor and as a
member of the Public, Utility Commission, I have
attempted to look ahead for the benefit of Seaforth
and all the citizens. If elected I will continue to use
the experience I have gained to serve, to the best
of my ability, the town as a whole.
FRANK KLING
iftw
I respectfully solicit your vote on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd
with the promise to use .eommon sense
and work for the good of all citizens..
FRANK SILLS
for
MAYOR "
--, FOR TRANSPORTATION CALL
527-1620 5274194
. To The Elector; Of
THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
I sincerely solicit your support
at the polls on December 2nd.
• If elected I Will endeavour to
serve you so that our progress as
a community will have true purpose
• and cbe of benefit to everyone.
I strong urge that every elegi-
ble voter.
Get Out and Vote on December 2,
VOTE 101" MOGGACH
FOR COUNCILLOR
L NEWS
Miss ,Tenniel Blehanan is a
patleat in St, joseph's/lospital,
Landon,
At the tree of the assasination
of Senator Robert F, Kentied3ro
Mrs. Alawle lieddee lifnsau
sent a card of syMpathy to his
widow, Mrs. gthel Kennedy and
last Wednesday, received an ex•
Pressiou of thanks from Mrs.
Rennetly.,With a notation "We
ate -Consoled to now that you
share our sorrow and that the
love he gave is returned In full
measure." Inclosed in the let-
ter wag a photo of the late Sen-
EttOT.
Mr. aPd Mr. SUP 100.1)01
sit St14141. NI:11. an Mit
40tniNg WOR4PliSqf140P-
b:wit who. reAenvAy rgtitoefl
tplm a vipitn 404110 41:41
Belgium.
•
The Staffa United' Church
Wqnken wet, 0 the tanglyUe
centre on Wednestlay Afternoon,
Nov. 20.
Ws, Cameron Vivian presid
ed for theworship service and
used as her -them Hymn
13 was sung followed by pray-
er aedt a reading, by IVIrs, Rd.
PeetleX,
Mrs, Walter O'Brien gave a
reading on' Armistice. The. de.
was concluded' With
RYInn 332.'
MM. arolcb BethWh •presided
for the 14PineSe when
was Ewswered.• by a verse on
Citizenship,: The meting closed
with Hymn 681 • followed by •
the Mypath Benediction, A 'sue-
cessful bake sale klloweil. Hos,
WASPS ftt,V the a4 OAP Were
Mrs. Norval.: Ellio t/rOfflitMrs.
'Darrel.Parker.
TO the Electors of SEAMIZTH -
Having been again'no- min tied as Reeve,
ask your sunort t tbe polls onV1odr.
During the several years I have served, I
have §1,w4ys endeavoured to act in the best long
term interests oak the town. lf you re-elect me I
assure you I Will continue to serve you to the best
of my ability.
For Transpotajon Election Day phone 527-0702
CARL DALTON
John
FLANNERY
•with Experience
For Tranriation to the polls on December 2nd
• CALL 527-0250
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TOWN of SEAFORTH
For the follovving offices:
Mayer
Reeve
Six Councillors
Two Trusties representing the District
which includes the municipalities of Seaforth,
Tuckersmith, Stanley and Bayfierd, Otte
on the new Huron County goard o Edugalpii
• A. Trustee representing Roman Catho-
SgPairate Sghool suPporterf fit HO geilitiV,
,of Huron, to serve on tho pitfigtt ep 44;#4
of Ethication
A ,Trustee representing Roman Catho-
lic Separate Rclictol quppo.Tten. Hi the disfrict
which 1;104s lountell4p% *aro
Tuckersmith, Stanley and. 44/4041,1 tD eve
on the Combined HuronmPerth Roman- atho-
lic Separate School, Board..
Polls will be open fripn 10 a.m. to 8 pan.
at the following places:
Polling Sub -division No. 1 and 2, Miller's Gar-
age
Polling Sub -division No. 3 and 4, Public Lib-
rary •
Polling Sub -division No. 5 and 6,. Town Hall .
ERNEST M. WILLIAMS,
Returning Officer
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