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21 Irony 31 Shop
23 Unassuming 32 Retreats
25 Kind of 33 Rind of- Juice
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37 Raises
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day evening With Mr. end. Ms.
Lloyd Pfefike ankh Karl.
Mr. Wilfred Ahrenas attended
a banquet at the Curling Club
in'. Hanover, Wednesday* when
he received' an award for twenty
yews Imo; ass optatiloat with
Supestest. ao was,. presented
with a silver tray.
Mrs. .Peter Behrens, is a Pat,
lent at the 'Worth ,Community
Hospital. The community -me:is
a speedy recoverY to you
Mr: and Mo.. Ken Magoon,
Terry and .'Warren, Mrs. Mary
Dittmar, Mr. and Mrs/. Most
Schierl/berth and Mrs. Ed. .Wtodeli
were guests of Mr. and Mks.
Harold Migisen on Subday to
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withrtttax parents att. 040 04:u
'Wilfred- Aar. ens:
. The ''LOW met Wednesday
when' Mrs. Lavinia Smetana%
Mrns Lloy# Praetor and. Mfrs.
.Henry Rose were in qjtamp of.•
Peratilensr. A dealing cUrrivo ih
undemay and LOW go to
the Distract Assembly in. Sullivan
township, this meth. Mrs. Ed'
win) Scherbarth was presented
wall a past prestdents pin. Assa,
Woo. were received from Mire,
Jack • Diets, Mrs. Henry Benne-
wies, 111,Irs, Wilfred Ahrens and
Mrs. Harold qVie.gh., Theadc-yetes •
were received from Mm Nor-
man Siehl and Mrs. LaVine Belt-
ernann.
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REGIITRATION
Seaforth Public School
1514
Would Rarepts of• children to begin
school in Septemiter, 196% please send
the name, and; date, op birth' to the Prin-
cipal at• your earliest convenience.
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40 Decoy
41 Eggs
42 Sharp points
4411arem room
45 Property
revenue
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40 Motor
50 Wanderers
al Sows
•52 Asterisks
VERTICAL J. W. TALBOT,
Principal.
SEAFORTII MONUMENT WORKS
Types' of
CEMETERY,
MEMORIALS,
! OPEN EMMY
T. PRYDE: 14. SON- , lurisine.s• are• invited — Telephone Numbers:
'EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482,9421
SEAFORTH: Contact Mills pandas
1 North
American deer
2 0t a positive
pole
'TIlet•Erodiaagen &IVRY tormge 010:04, Auk..PAPtier, data
Met at Mr . Ken. SMith's when ghter.ef Mr. and Mm. itos4 Pela*
table service -and Manners and per. The ;sympathy of the com,
table talk were 47deuSsed. GM- munjity .exterate0 to the flan.
ger -snaps, chocolate chip eook- ily,•
lees; choeolate and butterscotch Flowers were pLaced en. the saw% werer made and sampled altar of St. Petees Lutheran by the members. - Church on Sunday • in, loving
The eighth meeting was held inernory‘ of the 1140 Mr. and
at Maas. Edwards Scherbarth. A Mm Buddentiagen, all-Owen
supper meeting, each girl brau- were on the Lector Ip, memory
ght-faed and games 'were en jay- of the late George Mogic and a
basket of Sowers watts &teed
Mr. end, aka. Garden miller in the church from the funeral
and Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Of '211e3. Robert MeWR.
Irvin Miller visited) Mr. and Mr. and llrak Jiro Cakebread
(KW. Ron, Se011.1162 and Mrs. Toledo) and' Mr, and Mrs. Les Wietersen,
Betterrnan Waterbao, and Mr. Barr:halm were guests cif Mrs.
and 'Mrs. Wilbur Chambers 'ha August lAillebroba en! Geed Fri-
Presten, day.
Guests of Mrs. Caroline Eft- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer'
sea for Easter were Mr. and Mrs and Karl spent Easter Sunday
Cara Bataan ano Gary, winkt. with Mrs. Jean Nichol and Rob-
Ser and isai. and Mrs. Creek Ent- ert, Brussels.
gam, Sharon and Janice at Kilt- Mr. and. Mrs, Lavern Wolfe
&wet • spent Saturdala with their son(
Mr, and Mr. Mischaea (Ion- and away, Mr, eada‘frat Donald
Watburg visited Mr. and Wolfe, Steven attar Jamie • an
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe for Easter. London, tot eelek‘te,40411ters and The sympathy ea the COMIDATD- • hji$ Granidma70 bey.
,the late Mts. Clarence Pfeifer Peter's, 'IA, Church on
itY extended in the ton* oil FlowerS 1.011604 St.
who passed asnnalY eel? Sunday.. Sunday from • he'funenal ofthe
Mr. and Mrs. .Gordon Miller • late mire,- maenee ,paifir and
and Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday.
Lenard' Miller, Kitchener were Mrs. August Hillebrecht ac-
guests aok Mr. and Mrs,. John companied Mr. and Mrs. Les
Moore and family, Dublin on Wietersen, gernholau to visit
Easter Sunday. Ma. and Mrs. William Gibb,
Relatives here received ward Stratilard, Easter 'Suillaikaa. •
of the death of Mrs. Cyril Carp- Mr. end Mm, Wayne Beuermart
enter of Vancouver, B.C.. The and boys, London spent Easter
Stanley Kw Meets
Stanley Unit UCW met at the
kome of Mrs. J. Cornish opening
with "'Call to Worship by Mrs.
B. Lernmon. Mrs. L. Wilson read
Easter Meditation. The Study
given by Mrs. C. Henderson, was
en the " Communes of China."
Mrs. 1). Triebner took the bus-
iness. Mrs. J. Cornish read
Thank-you dotes; from members
and these wile had received
Barter cards. Mrs. Stuart read o lettea tom our Korean boy
who sekkahits thank. far• articles
received at 'Clhaistmaa. Mrs. H.
Taylor donated a box of cards.
The Daffodil Tea and bake
.aale iacheduled for April 29th
. was cancelled, The. Stanley
Unit will have Devotional and
Study for General May meeting
and the next Stanley Unit meet-
ing will be at Mrs. N.'13airdts. In
Change will be Mrs. 13. Scott•and
Mrs. W. Baird, Mrs. H. Taylor,
the Study.
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. A. McDougall
and family of London visited.
with Mrs. Joseph Jordan.
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Happy Citizens
Euchre Winners,
The Happy Citizens sparser• a
ed a,..euchre in the Legion Ran
With tern tables in play winners
were ladies high, ,M'i'ss. . A. Rut-
ledge; . lone hands, Mira. F. Dist
terson and low, Mrs. S. Hutch-
inge. Mena low, E. Clarke, lone
.handa, C.A. McAllister and low,
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News of
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CLEANER
No Smoke, No Odour
St. Andrew's Church, Kipper.,
-held its Easter Thank-Offering
and visitors .... on Tuesday
evening, Guests from Brucefield,
Egmondville and. Hensel]. Unit-
ed Churches as well as members
and friends were welcomed by
the preaident, Mrs. Robert Elgie.
_Mrs, John Sinclair and Mrs. Arie
Binnendyk presented the special
Worship Service.
Mrs. Beatrice Hess of Zurich
accompanied by Mrs, John God:
dard sang two solos.
Rev. Dr. Andrew Mowatt • of
Wesley Willis -United Church,
Clinton enhanced the', UCW
China Study by his talk and•pic-
tures giving an accurate portray-
al of life as it was and now is in
China,
Mrs: Edison McLean thanked
the guest speaker and soloist
and all those preparing and take
tug part in the meeting. The
hostesses Mrs. Harold Jones and
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot had charge
of arrangements, Mrs. John
Cooper and Mrs. Alex McIfurt-
rie ushered the guests.
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