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Minister
H, A. KEMPSTER
Organist and Choir„Leader,
.Services: on Eastern Standard Time
RA
LLY A'Y
SERVICEICE
commis l nSunday SChoot
.Teachers and Leaders
:Su : erintenden't M., McKellar, will
-.lead the Service' and Members will
take part,
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM'
Music junior Choir: Members
"How,' Great Thous-Art''....,(Hine)
FRIDAY, '2nd OCTOBER••-Prepar-.
8 : and Sac-
rament
or Service at m
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of the Lord's Sipper,
Sunday, 4th October, at 11 'am.•
"FIRE ON .THE HE .. "
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will length colour film w 11 be
shown in the Church Friday, 9th
October, at 8 p.m,,, the story 'of
Scotland's heroic struggle. •
27th-
Services
27
Sunday,
September
on Eastern Standard Time.
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SEAFORTH
.--Church,,, Noticese
t. S Tho 5 Anglican glican ' Church.-
Sunday
hurch:-Su daY Schoa1 14
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00 a.m.; Mo
rn-
ing
Prayer, 11:00 am„- Evensong,
7:00 p.m.- holy Communion first
Sunday morning of month and
third Sunday at 9:00 a.m.-Rev. H.
Donaldson Rector.
Northside United Chnrch,--Morn=
ing• Worship, 11 a.m.; • Rev. W. H.
Summerell, of e the .Mcitillo :.char
will be, the :' reach .Church
preacher ;
Sh,001,910 a.m. The Fall: program
will, get under way immediately.
Youth Fellowship, 8pan. .: All
Young
people of the conre
ation
_cordially invited Minister Rev,
J,iCliff Britten;' -organist, Mrs
James A. Stewart; choirmaster,
Mr. James A. Stewart. '
ANNOUNCE�VIENTS
Mrs. John• L. Devereaux. announe-
'es the : engagement' of ' her eldest
daughter; ar .C. aom
Seaore C.
g r, ?4I Y
J. English, son `of Mr.;. and Mrs.
Gilbert English, of Milton; Ont.
Mr, and '`Mrs..•Lloyd Bedard, Sea -
forth, announce rhe engaggement a
their eldest daughter, Shirley Anne
Marie,. to Melvin: Clayton Cooper,
R. • 4,Seaforth. • Th e 'marriage'
will take ;place Saturday,, Qetober
10, at St, James'Church.rch
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MONDVILLE'
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Walters :'Sus-
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Sus-
an and Rert of Mr:
Ajax; and
Robert S Gray, of Toronto, were
'weekend ''visitors,:.with Mr.:•' 'and
Ms r 'Stin
ande: GraY.' .
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Mr: .;end .Mrs..,'Frank Routledge:
ooff. .Srussels:�nd Mrs. W Stan u
ry,
.
:Kitchener, calledon friends -in•
thevillag e .o ' Sunda
n
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.
Mr and: Mrs. George' Love,.:of
Goderich,• :'visit .With ' :visited Mr. and
.,
Mrs: Harry Weiland on Sunday
We welcome Mrs'. and, Mrs; Cas'..
'Dunlop and son, froin Elginfield;:.
to>the villag e. Tiley,are occupying.:
the' Beaton property.
Miss Marion Weiland, of. Toron-!
to;.spent the weekend witlijier par-
-entry Mr:`anth1Vfrs:•Harry`UVeitaiid7-
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and FUEL.O L
Wm. M. Har
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September 27th
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`Great Musician and Singer
Sunday Morning at 11; _evening at 7:3
Tuesday through. Friday' at' 8:00 p.m.
Seaforth. Pentecostal Chyrcl
Learners for
Seaforth 'Hi hlanders Band
Private or group nstructlon:
CLASSES BEGIN IN OCTOSE
Call:
LYLE HAMMOND
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Dr.' J. Semple, Minister
Mr. Lyle Hammond, Organist -Choir ` Leader
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R��. Dr.: Hamer L rte, T to
Subjeetz "The 'Thirty_drsr Of .Apiril"
Music: 'The Salvation Axmy CYlair, London, •'.
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uh ect: "New B
Music: The- Salvation' Army .ChoirLondon
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8:15 P.M. -- Sacred Concert
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A•IEART�" WELCOME T ALL
' OUR SERVICES
10 A.urch• -School. "Brief Session.
NE'i.S• OF 'WALTON
DR. JAMES A S SEMP�L
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A NNI' � 'HERS RY
The September: -meeting of the
Walton- Group was-- held at the
home' of Mrs, Ceeil Lydiatt ,Vitirs-
day evening;.. with "23 ladies in at-
tendance--The- Ieader„.Mrs; Jim
Clark,' opened the. meeting with a
hymn, after : which - Mrs. Art : Mc-
Call offered prayer.
- ` Mrs. Walter Broadfo4 t read the
Scripture': lesson from John' 11:17-
24, 'with' comments; by the leader.
The roll •call:was answered with,afavorite verse ef Scripture. Mrs.
Harvey Brown read -the minutes- of
previous p revious meeting in the ab-
sence £ the secretary.. o `secretar ='Mrs.--Ron-
all, Bennett gave the W.4: tress-:
urer's;;repott and Mrs.E. Mitchell
the ` W.M.S. Statement. The typic,.
"Love; is An Overworked Word,"-
was ',given. Eby Mrs. Earl- Watson.
Hostesses were Mrs. C. ''Lydiatt,
Mrs. :William Timmer : and'- Mrs.,
Luella; Marshall.
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Anniversary serviees were held
in Duff's United'' Church last Sun-::
W.I
r:epn r . Pes
For Activity
On .Fair Day
Committees were 'name d'b Y the
o t
Seaforth Women's Innstitute at their
meeting
'1 'nt
week tolook after
the
boothat Seaforth FallFairthis
Thursday and: ,Friday.
APpFoirted o thee'committee
were: =ice cream, Mr's. Ross 'G or--
don Mrs. %Eldon. Kerr Mrs. An-
drew r Crozier, Mrs. Leslie. . Bryce,
Mrs. James Keys; hot dogs,. Mrs.
Elmer: Cameron, .,;Mrs. Leonard
Strong,,; Mrs. Gordan Papple, Mrs.
R
J, _Doig, Mrs- Harold Magill;
Soft drinks, Mrs. John McLean,
Mrs' -.=Earl -Dapple; dinners,
James Keys, Keys;::Mrs. ',Wilfred' Cole-
man, Mrs. •'Gordan Papple;; dish-
washing, tea and coffee; Mrs. Gra-
ham Kerr,
raham:Kerr, Mrs. Gordon McKenzie,
Mrs:: Jack Kerr, Mrs: James ,Doig;
confectionery, ' Mrs. R. J. Doig,
Mrs. ':Wilfred .Coleman pies, Mrs.
R. M.`Scott; ;Mrs. Gordon Elliott.
Th"e 4-H Homemaking project for
this fall will be "Clothes,: Closets
Up -to -Date". Any girls 12: `and ov-
er that live in Seaforth or dis-
trict, who wish to take' this pro-
ject, please •contact Mrs., Gordon
McKenzie, or, -Lois Scott, by' --Mon-
day, .September -28.
Church Groups;
BARBARAKIRH.MAN`MAMMY
• The Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary
of First Church held:their regular
meeting. Tuesday evening' at the
home of Mrs. 'W A,, 4Vr-ight, with'
23 members and "guests present.
Mrs. Wright; ,.the president, .open-
ed the :isle tuig with a "reading and_
:following the -°,opening.. hymnoffer-
ed prayer
A short business discussion fol-
lowed''•when :tihembers were re-
minded --to bring er'.-=leave':their
gifts. of toiletries 'for _the Indian
Schools' at the' church; these' -gifts
to be sent to. the Supply Secretary "
by the. ' end of the month., . The.
Barbara 'Kirkman will serve the
Men's :Club supper in oetober; . „
Mrs:' J. E: `.Patterson' conducted
the, devotional 'part of the meeting.
The, scripture•; and. comments. on
the'Verses were given by Mrs.' R.
Kerslake and---Mrs!"C.'Reith led in,
prayer..The offering was received.
by Mrs. K. ` clntyre. The group'
welcomed .back Mrs:' W..0.'`John.
sten,: Who attended the ieetng to
give' "a'report :on the 'Training Cen-
tre. held in Hamilton,. ,July, Mrs,.
Johnston was the delegate ' from
Hamilton -London S odica Synodical' the
yn y
centre and gave a very. interest-
ing and informative. account' of the
time `she had" spent'; there. She
passed on. many ideas. and sugges
tions• helpful to the' group.
•Mrs. Patterson thanked all those
taking, part. A. social time was
spent.and-at the close of the eve-
ning Mrs W. A; Wright presented
Mrs. 'Johnston,- who is, now mak--
mg her Koine m Goderich, with to
gift' on behalf : of the ' members of
'the Barbara Kirkine'n.
Postal= Information,
Seaforth reverts to Standard
Time on Sunday, Sept. 27,: and the
following sehedule.of hours:should
be noted, , coniniencing 'en that
The. Post Office -main door will
be .open- 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., ::Monday
to (
y Sat rda. (excepting holidays).
u , pt g hot .
The Wickets will be open` for all
phases of. bossiness from 9`am. "tti
6 p.m., except on Wednesday when
they will close at 1 p.m. On Wed-
nesday -the general delivery; par;
cel delivery. .and postage:; sales
wicket"wiil�r�eoperrfrom--3.-p.m:, to
3:30 pan. •
Mails 'for despatch going West
West.
will close at 11 a.m and 7 p.m.,
and going East will close at 2:15
p.m; and 6:15 p m..• 'iia efficiently
handle all. mailings; these closing
hours for despatch must be Main-
tained The street letter boxes will
be cleared as usual, Monday to
Friday' at 1:15 p.m: and 5:30 p.m,
On Saturday there is one cdllec-
tion only, at 1:15 p.m., and Sun-
day, one collection only at 5:30
Mails are scheduled to arrive at.
Seaforth from the Eastat 6:15 a.m.
and': 11:38 LTA:: from the West at
2:47 p.ixi.. and 6:59 pan. On the
arrival of the. 11:38 a:in mailufrom
the ,East, the wickets will be .clos
ed for sortation and distribution of
the mails, reopening 'at approxi-
mately• 12:15 p.rii. Rural patrons
will note thatwill
, the carriers'
leave the Post Office .at, -approxi-
mately 12:15`tS',n , and will, there
fore, be earlier on their 'routes.
To -;avoid • disappointment, all
patrons please note the hours.tof
closing the mails for despatch ad-
dress '
d -dress; yourMail in fully clearly and
avoid abbreviations. On all 'mail-
ings,: sliow a •complete return ad-
dress and dive your correspondents
your correct posts%address, Meludi
Ong box number, rural route ' or,
general delivery,. .
E GUESTMINISTER
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SERVICES :S HELD
E.
day morning and evening with Rev;
James Semple, of Egmondville as
guest ministers at Moth services.
Special- number's were rendered by
the choir a under the direction of
Mrs. Harvey Brown,'with Mr. Jas.
T. Scott, of Seaforth, as ° guest
soloist.
Mr. ° and `Mrs. Ed. Miller moved
to their new home in .the•village.
Mr;l and' Mrs. Milton Rock,, ' of
Brodhagen,
n visited' w'
g , , with Mr:> and
Mrs. Russell s ll Barrows
san Sunday.
M : and Mrs.Kenneth Mr. nneth Ritchie
and
Larry, .of Ebm...o dvil
le .spent
nt
Sundaywith Mrs*.
Ethel -Ennis.
Mr:: and Mrs. Jerry Cardiff, - of
Petrone, visited with Mrs. 'Fern
Patterson and. Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Broadfoot.`
Mr.- Herb'Kirkby left
., on Sunday
Y
for. Toronto, ,where he will begin
his fourth year at Art College.
Mr; and Mrs; Kenneth e
g
and vel n
E y , of Toronto, ;were week
end guests- at, the- home of Mr.'' and
Mrs RoyBennett.
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Mr and'IVIrS, Charles, Boyd, yds are
visiting. in New York
the
guest of
,Miss' M. Dundas;
Mr`s. i'
t Hilda : t '
.Sellers of Kitchener,:
teener
spent the weekend withher daugh-
ter' and son-in-law, Mr. and ' Mrs.
Herb Travis
Mr•.• and Mrs.. Armor Dundas; of
1.ondozi visited with Mr: and Mrs.
Torrg nce Dundas ' on Monday.'
and Mrs.` Murray Huether,
of Brussels visited with Mr; and
Mrs. Jim • McDonald on Sunday. ,
Miss Pearl Thanier, of Seaforth
sent u
spent Sunday y with Mn: and -ltiirs
Wnj'.:Thamer. i .
,Mr,a'and Mrs. Ken
Rae and f
am-
ily,..of St. Paul's, were visitors at,
the home of Mr., and Mrs,' W. C.
Hackwell on Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Hihebrecht; and Miss
Annie Gordon; Seaforth,-Wspentun
day -With Mr. ands Mrs; . Andrew
Coutts.
Mrs. Tena Davidson, of London,
is visiting i
with, relatives Ives; in the;;vil-
lage and: vicinity this week
Mr. 'and Mrs. Lloyd Porter"s
Pent
"spent
the weekend in London with rela-
tives._
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Mrs, .T. ` B. Russell attended' the
Ontario Tubercolsis Conference at
the Guilds Inn in. • Scarboro -last
week.
Mrs. Joe .Davidson, ' of London;
spent a few -days with her brother,
Mr. W. C. Bennett, and d
, Mrs.' Ben-
nett, ,Clinton,
Mrs: Laura n,
Jerm , of Brussels,
Ys s,
spent-a.:.couple of days last week
with her daughter, Mrs, Alma
Pinkney,•• Zack
• .Mr and 'Mrs. k McS 'adden
P ,
Roxboro, -have 'moved to the Law-
son-bbuse in Harpurhey.
Mr: Eric
Munroe,leaves Sunda
for hunting . trip: in•.
the
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ma
District in Northern Ontario..
Mr, John .Beattiettie
is a atient i
n
ScotTYIem ,ri1
Hospital.
Mr: and' Mra. Herb Trapnell and
Mr. and Mrs. William Trapnell and
family -spent several days in 'Michi=
Mr.Genn Smith • ha
Mr.,Glenn s returned'
after spending some days in To-
ronto and Peterboro.
M.-
r _ and . M s•.
. rHarvey,Mason
have retu Wed from .
r o Canton; N.Y:,,
Where their .Son,: Ronald 'Mason;
enrolled at St.', -,Lawrence ' Univers..
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Mrs , E.
d,An drew •
s and, ?i'fr. '
a . and
s. Dykstra havereturned
Garry DY
home -after visiting in Mishawaka;
Indiana, and Chicago, Ill.
Miss Ruth Sillst'
has returned
Brescia Hall, University of Wes-
tern -Ontario, London •
Huron Auxiliary
• .
M' t. At Ho
ee � me
The ladies 'of the.- county, met' on
Monday afternoon ;•in the Herne at
Clinton. Mrs. - F.' G. Thompson
chaired the meeting., • Mrs. Web-
ster and Mrs. Scrimgeour, Blyth;:
were ' appointed as the , publicity
committee.
Plan's were 'completed for show-;
_ing' oLcraft_dnne.''lay the residPntS-
at:;the Blyth and. Seeforth Fairs. �.
Goderich institute,`; are having the
monthly birthday ay par' y, on nes-
DIS9TR�ICT WEDDINGS
SCOTT:COLEMAN' -
A'pretty "Setttember wedding was
solemnized at Cromarty - Presby-
terian Church Saturday
r hur d Y
when- Tanet Margaret . Coleman be -
eagle' tlie:bride of Andrew* Laverne
Scott, of Seaforth. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Coleman, of Staffa, while the
groom,is a, son of Mr. and Mrs,'
Arnold ,Scott, of Seaforth. . Re
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Samuel Kerr officiated.
The bride,given in marriae:• b'
g g �'
her, father, ;was lovely in `a',,floor-
length
floor
len th strapless ow of. ite
white ny-
lon
'gown
' tulle and French >C Chantilly lace.'
ull e h y
The bodice had' rhinestones scat-
tered r S S
tered o er "it andwaslined with
.
v.
u -d io a "ore matching
lea e -v sSh w a g
lace ; jacket with full-length sleeves.
and Peter . Pan collar. Her head-
dress was a• beaded 'coronet. with
tulle chapel -length .veld. She car-
ried ,a bouquet of 'red roses. -
royal -blue dress with matching; ae-
cessories, They' carried corsages
ipink carnations. Assisting at the
o
reception were Miss ' Phyllis- Los
A r s.
tell, Miss Muriel Scott,Miss Ruth
Howe, Miss Alice Calwell, Miss
,Margaret Russell and Miss' Sheila
Allen. Guests, were ; present , from
Z irich, Brussels, London,, Brant
ford„ Cromarty, .Brucefield- and
Seaforth; °
For. a -wedding trip to Niagara
Falls and eastern points,.the bride,
donned ; a powder blue. duster and
navy dress:;with white and black
accessories. She c white
a corsage'
'
.• a, ,
of ' roses.
Mr. ,
d. Mrs: ottwill.reside 'n;
>t�ai
Seaforth on -'their return; ,-
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41, br g a tenant.
Miss . Flora: Anne Scott Seaforth,
was maid -of :honor, . and :'brides
maids weie' Miss 'Joan Coleman,'
S a sister "of the bride, and. . ins
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:Helen ScottSeaforth,'"sister of the
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groom. They wore ' rocaded, taf-
feta
af-
fetal, dresses With Matching elm-
g.
'merbund, sash and feather hat the
maid 'of'honor in owder,bl e the
p
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They
bridesmaids ;in pale green. h y
wore matching necklaces, <the gift
of .the, bride, and carried pink as-
ters, in matching baskets. •
'Groomsman was Mr. Jas. "Broad
e while Ushers were
Broad -
foot, Kipp n, wh e the s rs
Wayne Scott, -brother ,of the_
-groQm,and :Mr., Donald Coleman,,:'.
of the ride. brother -b
The organist was Mrs.:Kenneth
g. a
McKellar; Cromarty,:', and the solo-
-ist was Miss < Ma'ry, Lynn ' Allen, of
Mitchell,. "a' cousin of the - bride.
the
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church parlor's : when • the '' guests
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were'. received by the bride's moth-
er in a dress of navy blue with
rosewood accessories, -and by the
mother of the groom, wearing a
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day of tills, week, ;)Vlrs, Townsend
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