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H DE OFFICIALS VISIT HEAL
FOR FLYING - UP CEREMONY
On qday evening, NOV.. 15
a flying -up ceremony took p -^ate
at the United Church in Hen -
salt. Honored guests trove Di-
vision
ivision Commissioner Miss t'ra
IsaeDonatd, Deputy Division
Commissioner Miss Mary Mc-
Millan and District Com seism- ,
er Mrs_ T. Lavender A Thanks
Badge was presented to Mrs.
Walter Spencer by Mrs. T. Laves
ender for her valuable sttiices
to Guiding in the c inn umae
The Tweentes enrolled were
Ann Bell. Ann Keys, Jackie
Simmons. Peggy VArctene a,attd
Wendy Webster.
The following Brownies re- "
mired awards Golden Bar,
Janice Bonthron. Beth: Cook,
Lynda Fuss. Linda Hsv, Derv -
thy liipfer. Christine Inc rae.
Mary Mock. Pam Sarnester, Jane
Smith. Pam Tar ler and Heather
Watson. Brownie Wangs: Joan
Simmons, Brenda Noakes, Sitone
on Swale and Linda Kipfer
Prefi envy Badges swinnt<aing,
J*ane Smith, Canada Coat, Beth
g Lok: been endesli;,r, Anda
Ies; Minstrel Ittdane, Mary
Mias Mot k.
Mactikeeaald then inspect-
ed the Guides who formed a
t ersestoe for the tkcing-up cere-
monies. ries. Captain Jamie Camer-
on received Jo naw S r a aoz;s
Lida Ktp:fer, Sharon Sinai
and d Res Noakes into th
ianm.giaey,
Deputy Co :vs. loner M
'Miran presented the following
laddg First Aid, Marcia Lit
Le, Mary Pune, Cathy Sedce,
area ori: Second Claes
Lo Simmons; Campers
, Mary
Payne, Catiyv Scatie, Sharon
Skidmore; Pioneer. Marcia Lit-
tle: Conk Marcia Little; Astron-
c'
camel-, -Sharon Skidmore; Lattn-
dr� and Needlear+oman, Maty
P`ag'e: Little Hein -Nee. Mars
Payne alias M.Donald pres-
ented Company Leader Sharon
i-ok*dm�ore with hes All Round
Cord.
The Guide; then presented a
l
play cal. -A Day in Court"
Mt: S eine Rennie headed
the met as the judge_ Campfire
was held and during the doss-
ing. Mssk-
Mac nad took the
salute. The ,coal a_sation
pros toed a delicious luncl?
RECEPTION
td Mrs
for Mr. at. Bill Strong
nee t r Brockl
SEAFORTH
Community Centre
Friday, Nov. 24th
NORRIS ORCHESTRA
Lad:es p:ease. horse, lanc wick;;
EVERYONE WELCOME
St Jam& C.W.L.
ANNUAL
BAZAAR'
and TEA
Saturday, Dec. 2
p.m. to 5 ti,I2i.
in SCHOOL HALL
LYRIC
THEATRE
EXETER
PHONE 421
Thurs... Fri" Sat.
November 23. 24, 25
-CARTHAGE
LN FLAMES"ring
Star
Areae Heywood., lose Squares
COLOR
DOG BUDDY
starring Ken Curtis, Landon Dog.
Mon... Tues.. Wed.
Noverrvxr 2.7, 28, 29
."1 HE MARRL-1LGE
GO ROUND"
Yt'ari'"n;
Haywood c, Hayd - James Mason
ADULT — Color and Scope
ENSALL
ye Women's tiro sFenary So-
ciety of mel Presbyterian
r bests of the WAIS of St
ndew's Presbyterian Church,
Clinton, Tuesday afternoon of
this week -
NEWS
OF
VISITOR FROM GLEN CORNERS
OBSERVES 80th BIRTHDAY
Mrs. John Mousseau Grand Mr. wan= Alarley, of What -
Be ao, Mrs.R , Gr vis- en Corners, celebrated his RRth
birthday Sunday with a turkey
sited last week with Mr. and dinner at the home of his
'firs. C. L. Jinks, daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
Members of the Kinette Club and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins of
delivered 45 cheer boxes to the Clandeboye. His daughter and
patients at the Queensway son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rus -
Nursing Home, sick and shut- sell Brock, and Bill, of London,llag
ins of the vie and hospital and Don, of New Hamburg, at -
patients over the weekend. This tended- There were 25 rela-
e' is an annual project of this tires present for the occasion-
s clas very fine project and Messrs. Russell Brock, Alex
Mo
notch preciated by the re- Hyde and Norman Long were
pta pwinners at the Treasure Hunt
Seventeen attended the Bible in Exeter. sponsored by the Es -
shady at Cannel Presbyterian eter businessmen.
Church Sunday evening, con- jr.tand.
ducted by the minister, Rev. Harry Van Wier-
,
ren and f
Ross D. MacDonald, who review- amily visited Sunday
ed the Book of Numbers. A man air. and Mea, Peter Huss
man and family at Aylmer.
period of Gospel -surging was alears, Flzar Mousseau, Herb
enjoyed with Mrs. tllaleobn Mousseau, Zurich; Jack Bannis-
Dougall accompanying at the ter, Zurich, and G. Greb, Zur-
piano. Nest Sunday evening ich, are away deer hunting on
Mr. MacDonald will discuss the atanitoulin Lsland.
Book of Deuteronomy, and at
the conclusion of the study
Mr. and Harold Jones
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Kr and Mrs. Harvey Doner
mage. RR 1 Sea th was- 1.1 w
a_ranairene L:+e er:ga°'ement of
het- daughter. S*hr-ley Yvonne_
to Mr Steeley Paul Walde son
of Mr and Mrs. Fred Wald;e_
RR 1. Br ur»rer The v: e- .;ding
Ike place ; raday. Det. 15,
_961. at 7 30 p.m .et, Cavan
Cared Church Winthrop.
Mr and Mrs. John; Ander`or
RR 2 Hensel:. a_-rou:.c-e the en-
gagement
n-
ga;gement of their e:aer da gh-
ler. at- F' . =hke=-i;, w Lind
Douglas Mane. sem el S!r. aed
Mrs Roy Manzi. Cl111t.csn. the
yveliLWg sly take place Dec. 16
aI Andrea s Caned Church_
Kipper_. at 3 p-tn_
S - that ,_cines^rig r - piece a
— 'k.'re teresyelt a H' n o Es-
la:ea:or Classified Ad. Pbone 141
hour an hour of fellowship will
be held_ You are welcome to
attend these Bible studies as
and sons visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Shipman
and family, Exeter.
they are most interestiz, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and
informative. family, of Grimsby, spent the
Mrs. Sim Roobol appeared as weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
a guest on a ladiesprogram on Gordon Wren, v- 's-- Wren re-
Winghatu Ty on Monday after- turning with her daughter for
coon and was interviewed by a short holiday.
Anna MacDoaaald airs. . and Mrs. Ross Faber en-
obol ease a delightful com- tertained the Faber family Sat-
Romeetar y of her trip to Holland urday evening for their year-
ST RA..
9,rthtir Kemp had his right
hand a light in the plow Thhu s -
day afternoon and several
stitches were required to dose
the wound -
reply of thanks. A dainty lunch r ail er D , Kenai
followed. iota, is visiting with Miss Janie
Mrs Harvey Turner eihetich Mr. and Mrs, Aubrey Gatser
tamed at a trousseau tea Satter -'are uests watt, Mr. and Mrs.
day in honor of her daughter, Dane"' Parker.
Dorothy. Receiving guests withMrs. Turner and her daughter. Wed 45 Years
was Mrs. Orville Taylor, zpot3xer A family dinner was held at
of the groom. Misses Janice the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, on
Wright and Eleanor Butson at- , Wednesday to honor Mr. and
tended the register. Mrs, Wilbur Miller, of Staffa,
Pink and white mums center-; on their 45th wedding anni-
ed the lace -covered tea table. versarg _ The remainder of the
Pouring tea in the afternoon i evening was spent at the home
were Mrs Nelson Reid. of : of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Dun-
s.
Varna, aunt of the bride; Mr
Res Dick, He/asap, aunt of the
groom; Mrs. Andrew Foote, of
Clinton, and Mrs, Fred McCl-v-
ean-
Those attending included Mr_
and Mrs_ Wilbur Miller and
Kenneth, Mr. and sits. John
moat, of Varna; in the evening Atiller, Mr, and Mrs. Russell
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, Heneall Miner, Leo and Teresa, all of
aunt of the groom, Mrs_ James Staffa; Mr. and Mrs. James
MrNanghton, of Kippen, and Alines, Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs.
airs. Eileen Consitt, Zurich. Jack Duncan, Faye and Den -
Displaying the bride's trous- nis, Mr. and Mrs_ Kenneth
seau and wedding gifts were Duncan, Janice and Floyd, all
Mees. Irene Turner, Mrs_ Wtn- 1 of Kirkton_
Butson, Mrs. Percy Wright,
Mi s Olive Johnston, Mrs_ Ken
McKayand Mics Phyllis Ins -
tell Mrs Jack Mustard invit-
ed the guests to th
e tea room.
Tea room attendants were Mies
-
es Joan McClyniont, JPart Turn -
r. Marion Triebner, Jean Me -
Naughton, Donelda Lostell and
Mr. Orval Sehilbe. Assisting in
the team room were Mrs_ Ain
eon Coleman. vie: Reina Steph-
nson and Mrs. Ralph Turner.
At a Sunday- School teachers'
eeung recently, plans were
thea aismtn-er after a at year., old son Kevin and on Sunday
abeT
twined -u - m
ce. wliieh was eS Faar j the Bron family were enter -
w
th beautiful pictures. A great
m ay -viewers from Heas.all and Sympathy is extended to Mr. to
ctvmtnamty, as well as other and Mrs. John. C. Doig and Miss C
ade for a Christmas concert
o be held in St. Andrew's
hurch on December 20.
centres.. er'joyed tineprYa-enta- Janet Doig in the passing of
a
tan and Mr& Roolsol received
loving mother. the late airs.
tna.nv line comments for the
p
^=sente< ► er camment• aIr_ standing the winter months
Getim`ge Flr_� Mrs_ Ge'nr'e Arm- m Canada and with their daugh-
strvzg ward Mr, tiorv-al Fd zee and son-in-law.Mr. and Mrs.
Lydia Doik.
er m.rnea t� whic}t _ are spending
and Mrs. Van Tol, who
Mss. Roobo?Re_to II. Van W erren, returned from
._^_
S4-gham. pending two weeks in London.
Federations Plan BanquetThe draw for two Christmas
^ ' Sr_ asci• Town. h
tv cakes and a pudding at Dick-
e`tom: he :d a }os t meg.,ems' `tore was won by Mrs.
z the Hay Towmshap Hall. Howard Fr,t;beiner, RR 2, Kip-
Zu eh, Monday. Nov. 20. to _Den.
make nal a r n-_ements for Mr. Leonard Lovell has pur-
ther jowl meetRna and chased Mr. John Doig'; farm in
banq=ue;_ w h:chi w --_l be held in Tnckersiztith.
the Cesterl,ur.•ty Cern-a. Zurich, Shower For Miss D. Turner
Throrsday, Dec. ;, at 7 rem. A large crowd of relative
Corr e ondenee use r e a d fiend gathered at Kippers
erten Or. Ragas Krueger. of � L anted C"nurrh an Tue�y- eve -
Turner,
College, act -en -ling Nov. 1? fo h
invitation from the Fede*a:.>n ° adi� Dorothy Turaer brad
i"1 ;>i� i i if n a shower for
• -to. address the annual meeting ' elect of Nov. 25. )lits. Eileen
BROD)�4GE\ Consitt chairlads for the
an the topic. "Resources For To_
CUr111I1tLnity C4't1g- mormorrow."Dr. Krueger. a fon. p ram. wwashich ogened with
O
mar local resident: w sea ;Canada• solo by Joan Sinclair.
own in tt,s: area. basica- o-Tarenny.- accompanied by her
Friday, Nov. 24 L
taught at Carious schools.
Des j and fine`s Orchestra
SS,CN CEN`S
EUCHRE PARTY
in LO.O.F. Hall
sponsored by Edelweiss
Rebekah Lodge
Monday, Nov. 27
8:33 pun,
Good Prizes. - Lunch
ADMFScION 44.1c
TURKEY BINGO
5t. Columban — Friday, Dec. 8th
9 o°ciock tharp
15 Games for Turkeys — 3 Cash Specials
`1.;-(1:1 per Game — One Share the Wealth
5 good door prizes
mother: aerord:2n selecton by
"' Mr. and airs. Lewis Kennedy.
- Toronto. with air. and Sirs. An-
- - gals,. Kennedy and attended the
Morrison -Meagher wedding on
Saturday.
+s
Bowling Club" . fat
be
Has Annual Meet;
t
wen Hay: quartette. " Jaunita
y- Mss. Emerson Kyle. Mrs. Har
d Jones,. Mrs. Howard Fink
trier and Mrs.. Kenneth MC -
^I"
. accompanieed by Mrs, Ross
'dicot; piano solo by Jean
cNaughton: a Bower contest_
nducted by Phyllis and Don
Ida Inatelli piano so:a. Anne
ephensoc. a cumber by ehe
at -tette. '-It Is No Secret"
read:ng by Sirs. Ross Chaptnart
-
Deeriot.hy was asked to sit on
nicely decorated chair on the
p-anforen and Sir_., Ken McKa,v
the e address_ Presen-ir, c
gifts a -ere Marjorie Turner and
NancyCors:tt and helping with
arra _e_e f the gifts w ere Mar -
tor. Turner and Ruth Turner.
Dorothy red -erred scone Lovely
gifts a^.d made a ver; ening
ST. COLUMBAN
FO Anne Marie McMillan.
NS . Cola ater, Alta_, w ith Mr.
and Mrs. 'William McMillan.
`
M_Joan Dalton, Preston
veth Mr. and Mrs.. Maurice Dal- -
ZION
Mrs. Row's Gordon and Don-
na and Mrs r_..Bessie Gordon, Sea -
forth, with M, 'stars vtatcolm
es
Wednday- evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Han-
non and Mr. and Mrs. George
Pepper spent Wednesday at the
Ronal Winter Fair.
Mr and Mr& Rots Pepper at-
tended the Morrison - Meagher
wedding!. Seaforth on Satur-
day. and also attended the re-
ception at Brodhagen at night.
Mr. and Mrs. _-ales Roney vis-
ited in Atwood on Sunday.
Bruce Malcolm Was the guest
of Billie Dill on a bus trip to
Toronto on Saturday. In the
evening they attended the
hockey game in Maple Leaf
Gardens.
tor__ Have You Voted for the j
Miss
Nell Doyle, London"
v,:th Ted DoMissle. 1961 SNOW QUEEN ?
Mr and Mrs.. Jack Hagerty.Guelph_ and Peter Maloney. of Oting ends Saturday
Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Maloney,
Mr. and Sirs_ Jim Whaling
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney
are: clnidren- Stratford, with
lar. and Mrs, Frank Bowman.
Mr. and Mss,. Tom McIver and
family. Toronto. with Mr. and
Inn.Frank William McIver.
Malone, London, with
Mr. and Mrs„ Joseph Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Murray. of
Strafford, with Mr. and Mrs.:
J. L. Malone and Mr. and Mrs.
Stele Murray.
The Seaforth Ladies' Laws
Bowline Club met at the home' e
of Mrs G A. Whitney recently el
for the arcual raeet=ng. Pt'sse= au
Mrs. by M. Schneider and
Miss Janet Clue were won by j
ILes William M. Hart and Mi:: a
Dorothy Parke
Tee lurch tendert—tee c` ns.is-t-
e-d of M. -s- Grey. Stas. Harold
Cornea Mrs. P. L. Brady and
Mr Seen Hahkrk. Mrs. E.
larone enpr wed thanks to the
hes-seas and those assestirg her.
FARM NEWS OF HURON
- Cold weather and snow in the
past few days has caused the
stabl'ra of most of the live-
' stock. This weather has also
slowed doyen the plowing oper-
ations with a good deal of piow-
ng to do. Heavy rams ap_
proems:ei_ _ seek ago have
her -pd the T. a:er s.._:azaon,
WINTHROP
A White Gft Serie will be
held '�. Cay an Chnr le Win-
th.-rep. on.. Fr.day Dec. 1- at
S 15 cm Tags Cl:r sena_ site.-:
:* s_., e _ Fes-er ,ne is in-
.leo'. ..- se'n e and jciz this
sersecte and .. help..._ :hese lett
farternate
MstcKilloo Chari
•-.: -: Cate. Winthrop.
.2 i .•_erraz.:v- and Santis
;-e - _ Bey J C :Rritis.
_ _ :er
Farmers' Union
Holds Annual
A SMILE OR TWO
He had barely paid off his
reengage on the bnmse when he
mortgaged Peen., +o buy a
car and nee too lone after boyr-
'; w ed. manes to bn ld gsr-age
Hes banker hesitated and said,.
-L! I Take *nes new
1-.0Ue, y b -x gasfir :Car.
It seems to -Th
? e nen
:aphid vend L
. �.:at a fellow
--Idea canes a laree a-r.:d garage shh'o le hbe�able w
get credit fee gas. -
a EUCHRE;
The Week at
SEAFORTH ARE
and COMMUNITY CENTRE
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24th—
Skating — to 10 p.m.
rs r — 35:
Ration (Bill Strong) — Hall
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25th—
Skating — 2 p..m.. to 3:30 p_zaa_
Skating — 8 to 10 Lyn.
TEEN TOWN — HALL
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER-th—
EHT TE I4OCICEY — 8 p.=s
Luran-lilderton Conhine, urs. Seaforth
-"rte t gFi th-a €:n.t;-...y cif
I...:.: a`'r- them a^_ enol mmeet-
Ctrs :`e S: rcy-e Planesne th...._ A s set le:1d o f a'
Fµ 1 lw anneemeed Later
D Waters: Editer
cif the
Farmer s Ads .Nate haIs read
seined
:-
se -need to cane and be g rt
. e.edea
UNION S COMPANY
OF CANADA l #'ED
SEAR ORTH -- ONTARIO
C.O.F. Hall, Constance
Friday, Nov. 24
8:33
GOOD PRIZES
p se p o e Cents
Lader -.a-n thn
Seaforth Lions Club
CHRISTMAS
TURKEY BINGO
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29th
8 pan.
Canadian Legion Hall, Seaforth
15 Regular Games — 5 Big Sp cia1
LOTS OF TURKEYS — DOOR PRIZE 50
Admission '1.00
TURKEY
BINGO
Friday, Nov. 24
At St. Patrick's
Church Hall
DUBLIN
at 8 3"
15 TURKEY PRIZES
• 3 Share -tire -Wealth
• Door Prizes
ADMISSION SIM
Extra Cards — 5 for 51.00
ARLENE WILLIAMSON
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
REV. D. I FSLiE ELDER
minister
MRS. J A_ CARDNO
Organist
10 A -M,
Church School and Youth
F ello_hip Class.
Services:
11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
f
n u, three
-ears :rneetS during
i morning worship.
RATEPAYERS'
MEETING
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27
8:30 pan.
CANADIAN LEGION HALL
Nominations for Public Office will be
accepted from 7:30 to 5:30, and follow-
ing the dose of nominations. Ratepayers
will have the opportunity of inquirirng
concerning Seaforth public affair;.
Repre.sentative of the Council., P.U.C.,,
Stihl .Boards. Arend and Hoaita.l will
b pl.sent to answer quest—Lo
YOU ARE URGED TO ATTEND
►
commemorating
50 Years o
Service
►
i
at the Commission Offices
Town Hall, Seaforth
THURSDAY NOV. 30 1961
Unveiling at 6:45 p.m.
Open House from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.
1
H NSALL LEGION HALL
Friday, Nov. 24 8 p.m.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY I
EVANGELIST G. M. FARLEY
of Williamsport, Maryland.
DENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT !
Because of illness, it has become neces-
sary to discontinue the practise
of dentistry.
It is hoped that arrangements may be made in the
immediate future to transfer the practise to another
dentist, but in the meantime the office will remain
closed,
DR. J. A. MUNN
SEAFORTH, November 21, 1961.
Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion
ANNUAL
TURKEY
BINGO
Royal Canadian Legion Hall
SEAFORTH
TUESDAY,
December 5
Play commences at 8:30 p.m., sharp
18 GAMES
15 Luscious Christmas Turkeys
Ready for the Oven
-- THREE SPECIALS --
Admission $1.00
Special and Extra Cards — 25c Each
or 5 for $1.00
The Chairman and Members
of the Seaforth
Public Utility Commission
invite the public to attend
the unveiling of a
PLAQUE
f Hydro -Electric
in Seaforth
and
$1
Open House
Seaforth
Public Utility Commission
Frank Kling, Chairman
D'ty° Mayor Dortean Sills, Commissioner
ao ,s 7, Manager Mrs, John Born. Ser--Treas.
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