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Joyce Elaine McNichol,
daughter of Mr. and Mrsc 'Glen
McNichol of Walton and Bedford
Wayne Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Taylor, Seaforth were
united in marriage at--,Duff's
Church, Walton on November
15th at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Docken
performed the ceremony.
The Church was decorated
with yellow and bronze mums.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white
floor-length peau de soie and
satin brocade panelled dress
with long sleeves andi high col-
lar. The train fell from the
back of the dress with. a set-in
pleat trimmed with lace. She
carried bronze and white baby
mums.
Frances Beuerman of Walton
was the maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were Nancy McNic-
hol, Walton, sister of the bride
and Maureen Hays, Port Credit,
cousin of the bride. Beth mc-,
Nichol was the flower girl. They
were dressed alike in Royal pur-
ple velvet dresses with puffed
sleeves and empire waists with
gold trim. They wore matching
headpieces. Their flowers were
baskets of bronze and gold mums.
Allan Stacey was the ring bearer.
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TOWN OF SEAFORTH
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY
OWNERS
Zoning By-law No. 794 re-
stricts the use of land in the
Town,of Seaforth to . certain
permitted uses in defined areas
and regulates the Use'of land
in those areas. Changes in the
use of-land, construction or
alteration of buildings or any
addition to buildings may only
be carried outas provided in
the by-1 0*. Where work is'done
which, does not conform to the
requirements of the by-law the
necessary changes may be order-
ed made or may be carried out
by the Town at the expense of.
'Ithe owner.
When planning anysconstruct-
ion, addition to or alteration
'of buildings, or a change of
use of their property, owners
are advised to contact the Zon-
ing Administrator before any
work is commenced. In this way
conflict with the by-law ..can
be avoided along with the pos-
sibility of additional expense,
and inconvenience-Preparation
of a simple sketch shoying the ,
work proposed,,its situation_on
the lot and its propo'ed use
will enable its conformity .to
be checked quickly and will
avoid misunderstandingg. of what
is intended.'
M. WILLIAMS
onin A inistrator,
T fotth 64' a pi t
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FREE SKATING - Saturday Afternoons
Throughout December and January
in
HENSAILL
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th
Z:00 p.m,
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AT THE
HENSA110. ARENA'
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Movies and
Treats for the
Children
SANTA'S CHRISTMAS PARTY IS SPONSORED BY THE
FOLLOWING:
T. C. Joynt $10.00
Raye B. Paterson 2.00
Lorne E. Hay 5.00
W. H. Fuss Electric Ltd 10.00
Cook Bros. Milling Co. 15.00
Dr. J. C. Goddard 10.00
Hyde .Bros. 3.00
Hensall Sales Barn 5.00
Lloyd Mousseau 5.00
Huron Auto Body 5.00
W. G. Thompson
& Sons. Ltd 10.00
Drysdale Crest Hard-
ware 10.00
J. Bonthron & Son 10.00
P. L. MeNaughton 5.00
Bert Horton 5.00
Thuss Shell Garage 5.00
Walpet's Supertest 10.00
Kyle's Shell Service 5.00
Byron Kyle „ ......... 5.00
Henan Motors Ltd 10.00
Bank of Montreal 10.00
Imperial Bank of Com-
, metre 10.00
Richardson'S Garage :. 10.00
*gig (Wick Lonely .10.00
tot McCurdy 5.00
Ball & Macaulay Ltd. 10.00
Royal Canadian Legion ,
Branch 468 10.00
Royal Canadian Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary „ 10.00
Mary Anne Flynn • 2.00
Lavender's Garage 1.00
Jim:s Machine Shop 5.00
Mrs. Turvey 2.00
W. J. Cameron 5.00
Beaton's Bakery . , 10.00
Fink Plumbing & Heat-
ing 10.00
Murray Baker 5.00
Irwin's Ladies Wear 10.0
Wallace's Variety 10.00
Regal Grill • 5.00
Taylor's Ready-To-Wear 5.00
JoeFlynn 5.00
'Scholl's Foods1X-rerket
Ltd. 25.00
Kosi Korner 5.00
Ron's Health Centre 15.00
Hotel Hensall 11100
General Coach Works of
Canada LW. 50.00
Big-f!-Drain Tile Co. Ltd 25.00
.taward Little • 5.00
docolate Milk donated coin-
plimenta of Hurondale Dairy
Clock
Goes to
Clinton
The Friendship Circle of the
Presbyterian Church, Sea-
forth, held their Christmas mee-
ting at, tre home of Mrs. Douglas
Rowcliffe on Monday.
Mrs. Donald Morton, Presi-
dent of the group, welcomed the
members and home helpers.
The Christmas theme was
carried throughout the evening.
Following the devotional time,
a social hour of games was en-
joyed by the twenty ladies.
The highligrit of the evening
was the draw for a battery-run
clock. Marion Coutts drew the
lucky ticket and the winner was
• Ron Jewitt of Clinton.
Lunch -was served by- Mrs.
William McLaughlin, rs. Wii
Liam Smith and Mrs. Alan Mc-
Nab.
KI POEN
- Correspondent
Mrs. Netrman Long
Mrs. A. Binnendk of R.R.3.,
Kippen is a patient in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London, having
undergone surgery last week.
Mrs. Clarence Priespap of
Mitchell visited her father, Ro-
bert ThoMson on Tuesday after-
noon.
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61 =OBITUARIES- D uff'sCisurch Wedding Scene
Blyth Team Acts-
In Legion Installpiion
' Correspondent
• Mrs.Maude Redden
Mrs. Ken McLean of Hensall
has received her 5 year Leader-
ship Award recently Club
work.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm attend-
ed the Synod Christian Educat-
• ion meeting in St. George Pres-
byterian Church, London,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec-
ember 2nd and 3rd.
Mr. Glen Love of Sudbury,
attended the funeral of his sister
k- the late Mrs. Albert Keys on
Friday and also visited with his
sister, Mrs. J.E.McEwen.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. White,.
31,-,Bruce Street, London, observ-
ed their 50th wedding anniver-
sary, Wednesday, December 3rd
with a family dinner at Glen .
Allen Restaurant, followed by
an Open House in their home.
They were married in Hensall
and have resided in London for
many years. •
Mr.White is a retired em-
ployee of the Dqminion Rubber
Company where he served 38
years. They have two sons,one
daughter, eleven grandchildren
• and six foster grandchildren.
Hensall organizations are co-
operating in a Winter Carnival
January 30th and 31st and Feb-
ruary 1st.' Proceeds from the
carnival will be turned over to
the Arena for repair's. -
Hensall Kinsmen plan s to en-
tertain Senior . Citizens on Dec-
ember 19th.
Y.
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An installation- team from
Blyth Legion was in Hensall
Saturday to inst-il officers of
the He Les., in and Auxil,
iary a a join installation cer-
emo
Offic SS of Hensall Branch
Legion 468 who were Cana. Legion
were; Past President-
Ted Roberts; President - Paul
Neilands; First Vice - Vic Stan;
2nd. Vice President - Murray
Traquair; Secretary- Treasu rer -
Sam Rennie; Sgt. At Arms -
Ralph Fitzpatrick; Service Bur-,
eau - Fred Beer; Padre -Rev.
Harold F. Currie; Executive -
Garnet Allan, Stan Kochan, Harry
Horton, W. H. Bell, Jack Simmons,
Jim Smale, Rein Rooseboom,Jim
Chalmers.
Legion Ladies Auxiliary of-•
ficers installed were; Past Pres-
ideht - Mrs. Garnet'Allan; Pres-
ident - Mrs. Vic Stan; First-
Vice President - M rs.Howard,
Smale; Second Vice President-
Mrs. Jim Chalmers; Secretary-
Mrs. W.H.Bell; Treasurer -
Mrs.Grant Bisback; Sgt. At
Arms - Mrs: Harry Horton;Pian-
-ist - Mrs. Ed. Munn; Executive-
Mrs: R. Vanstone; Mrs. Grant
McClinchey; Mrs., Harold Camp-
bell; Mrs. Wm. Smale; Mrs.
Ted Roberts; Sports Mrs.Clar-
ANAND4Nai
ence Reid and Mrs.Alice Koeh-
ler.
LADIES AUXILIARY
Mrs. Vic Stan was eledted
president at the Christmas meet-
ing of. the Hensall Legion Ladies
Auxiliary Tuesday evening of last
week.
Other officers named were:-
Past President - Mrs.Garnet Al-
len; First Vice President - Mrs.
Howard Smale; Second Vice-
President - Mrs. Jim Chalmers;
Secretary - Mrs. W.H.Bell;
Treasurer - Mrs. Grant Bis-
back; Sgt. At Arms - Mrs.Harry
Horton; Pianist - Mrs. Ed.
Munn; Executiye - Mrs. R. Van-
stone; Mrs. Grant McClinchey;
Mrs. Harold Campbell; Mrs. WM.
Smale; Mrs. Ted Roberts;Sports-
Mrs.Clarence Reid, Mrs.Alice
Koehler.
President Mrs. Garnet Allan
presided for the business, ses-
sion when three new members,
Mrs. Alice .Koqhler, Mrs.Hein
Rooseboom and Mrs. J. R.Ran-
dall were initiated into the or-
ganization.
It was announced that the
Christmas party for the child-
ren of the members will be
held Dece'mber 21st and a don-
r ation was • given to the Local
Association of Guides and
Brownies.
Prizes won were, mystery-
Mrs.Wm.Smale;guessing -Mrg.
Grant ,McClinchey, Attendance-
Mrs.Vic Stan; Special Chrisimas
draw - Mrs. Wm. Smale, Mrs.
Harold Thiel.
CHRISTMAS MEETING
The Christmas meeting of
Unit 4 of Hensall U.C.W.,Hensall
was held Thursday afternoon in
Fellowship Hall- decorated
by the hostess, Mrs. R. J. Pat-
erson. Mrs. J. McAllister pre-
sided and opened with InvoCation.
A highlight of• the program was
a piano dUet by Mrs. T. Sher-
rill ,and, Mrs.c'GTace Elarpola,
playing 'a, msdley-,of. Christmas
hymns. Mrs. Harold Currie con-
• ducted a carol and candle light-
ing service-with Mrs.Stanley Mit-
chell as' candle lighter and Mrs.
Mickle as pianist. The study,
on keeping Christmas, takenfrom
Miss Ethel Chapmans book en-
titled ',From a Roadside Win-
dow", was giVen by Mrs. R.M.
Peck. The treasurer's report
showed a very good financial
year.
Visitatiqn reports totalled 7 9
calls. There were 24 members
and two visitors present.
• Mrs. McAllister reported a
large box of nylons, and used
cards had been delivered and
accepted at the Blue Water Rest
Home and more to come in.
Gifts were wrapped and marked
for the collection for Goderich
Psychiatrie Hospital. The bale
of seven large boxes contained
a lot of good clothing and was
despatched to Toronto after pack-
ing.
REBEKAH LODGE
Noble Grand Mrs. Elgin
Thompson chaired the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge
Wednesday evening when plans
were completed for the annual
Christmas party, The social and
entertainment committee will be
in charge of arrangements. Vice
Grand Mrs. Jack Taylor reported
a number of cards having been
sent out to shut ins.
A number of members and
their husbands attended the
Grand Master's banquet held at
Egmondvllle United Church Wed-
nesday evening.
Mr. Wm. Brock of London,
England and Mr. Don Brock of
Stayner, spent the week end with
their parents, Mrs and Mrs.Rus-
sell Brock.
Miss Ann Mickle who is at-
tending Althouse-. College in
London,/, will be teaching two
weeks of this month in Waterloo
and while there will be staying
With her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Millan and family. ..4e4P*N'
Mr. Oliver Bedard of Sarnia,
and his daughter, Mrs. Bill Mal-
lett, of London, England, spent
' the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Oesch.
Mrs. R. Taylor Jr., of CChisel-
hurst, is a patient ,In South Huron
Hospital, Eketer.
DIES IN DETROIT 4
Mrs. Sam 'Desch re4014ted
word of. the sudden death of her
youngest brother, Frank Bedard
of Detroit, Mich., a forqier na-
tive of ..Hay Township who died
suddenly at his home November
30th. He was 66, v ,
Surviving_ are his wife And
four sons. the brother, Oliver,
Sarnia, two sisters, Mrs.Oesch,
Hensall and Mrs. Annie Grigg,
London. Five grandchildren also
survive.
Funeral- services were held
in Detroit, Mich., Wednesday,
December 3rd. Attending the fun=
eral were Mrs. Oeschof Hensalli,„
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gescht'
and Mrs. Earl Flaxbard of -
Zurich.
Unit One.
UCW Has
Meeting
Unit One of Northside United
Church met in the Church school
room, President, Mrs.' IC Broadi-
fpot, statteck therneetting wh
reaclingon'--Ch stmas Mi.Ws
`Fennell read' tile appointment
. officers for the 'New Year. Mr ▪ Robetton read a poem entitled
ld'Friends'. 'Holy Night' was
s and Mrs. H. Connell read
th scripture lesson, followed
prayer by Mrs. E. Allen.
rs. Connell gave a reading on
'Origin of the Christmas 'Tree'.
Dawn Wood favoured with a,
solo and Miss Fennell gave ..tke
Christmas story on the '01dCore-
bler'. Mrs. Roberton read the
'Legend of the Christmas Candle'
and Mrs. Connell closedthe mee-
ting with a oraver..
'niter NB% nearly new
with3H.P.electricniot-
or.
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Dm IN t.oNDoN
' Mrs, Albert Keys, the former
Anna Love of Exeter, passed
away in Victoria Hospital,
London, on Tuesday, December
2nd. in her 74th year. Surviving
are three sons, Robert, Burling-
ton; Ross of Watford and Murray ,
of Hay Township, eight grand-
children, one sister (Grace)Mrs.
J. E. McEwen, Hensall, three bro-
thers, Grant, Caro,Mich; Ross,
Clinton and Glen of Sudbury.
Mr. Keys predeceased her a
few years ago.
Funeral services conducted
by Rev. Glen Wright, were held
froth Hopper-Hockey Funeral
Home°, Exeter, Friday, Dec-
eniber 5th. Burial was in Hay-
field Cemetery.
Mrs. Walters gave the call
to worship, led• in the opening
Prayer and read the Christmas
story from the Scriptures. Mrs.
Jack Taylor gave the Meditation
Mrs. Allan read a Christmas
story and Edna Eldorado closed
the devotions with Prayer.
Mrs. Henderson opened the
bbsiness period with a C h rist m as
poem.
Mrs. Allan presented a slate of
officers for 1970 and-Mrs. Hen-
derson reported from the
Presbyterial meeting held in Se-
bringville changes likely to take
place in 1970.
It was agreed $50. be given
to the M.M. Installation of of-
ficers will be held at the Jan-
uary meeting when Stanley Unit
will-have charge of Worship and
progratn.
Officers elected are:-
Past 'president - Mrs. J. Hen-
derson; President - Mrs. John
Broadfoot; First Vice President -
Mrs. Stuart Wilson; Second Vice
President - Mrs. V. Hargraeves;
Treasurer - Mrs. A. Paterson;
Recording Secretary Mrs. Stoll;
'Press Secretary - Mrs. L.:Wil-
son;._Corr.Secretary - Mrs. C.
Henderson; Pianist - Margaret
McQueen; Church Corn.- Mrs.J.
Henderson; Mrs. W. Burdge;Mrs.
Adams; Manse -••Mrs. Alex Mc-
Beath; Kitchen - Mrs. Al Hill, -
Mrs. D. Brodie; Mrs. S. Broad-
foot; Social - Mrs. I. Sillery;
Mrs. R. Walters. Cards and
flowers - Mrs. Berry and Mrs.
Swan;. Foster Child ,- Mrs. G.
McGregor; Supply - Mrs. L.
Eyre, Mrs. W. Pepper, Mrs.
Jack Mustard; Program - Mrs.
Mary Haugh; Mrs. Arnold Tay-
ler ; Mrs. D. Treibner; Flowers
far Chtirch - Mrs. Berry;, Mrs
Mel. Graham; Mrs. Bob Dalrym-
ple; Mrs. M. Wilson.
binenfiell *an in the SOrlilg-
ville Hqil.
poa wedding trip to the
United States the, bride chose a
deep purple dress with matching
purple checked coat, black acces-
sories and corsage of white
mums. 1.
The couple will reside in
Sste.4fG;ual'tetlistlisrinweser,
were present from
London, Port
Credit, Woodstock, itiChell,
Exeter, Hensall and Seaforth.
•••Shirriff's - (regular 69e)
FOIL WRAP, 18-inch
Roynold's (deal pack) so
POTATO CHIPS
630
2 for •690
bags si
2 for 690
.SANTA'S
CHRISTMAS
PART
Mr. and Mrs. Murney Twit-
chell, Kimbeglerand Jamie of
London, visited over the week•
end with Mrs. Verna
Bradley Mousseau has
returned home from a two month
tour s of the Solfthern United
v1 State
Correspondent
Mrs.Hugh Berry
The Sacrament of The Lords
Supper and Baptismal Service
will be held in Brucefield United
Church on Sunday morning.
Mrs. B. Sholdice, Exeter
spent the week end with her
daughter, Mrs. A. Paterson.
There was a good attendance
at the official meeting at The
Manse, Brucefield on Sunday
night.
,„„Mrs. V. Hargreaves visited
Rev, and Mrs. Plant, Strat-
ford on Tuesday.
Mr. Gordon Elliott, London,
Spent a few days visiting rel-
atives in the village, Clinton and
Hayfield last week. „o•
Mrs. Geo. Clifton is improv-
ing slowly in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London. •
U.C. W
The December meeting of
Brucefield .U.C. W. was held in the
schoolroom Tuesday of last week
with 30 ladies present. Mrs. R.
Walters, Mrs. R. Allan and Mrs.
Jack Taylor had charge of the
devotions.
News of
BRUCEFIELD-
Mrs. Wilbee was the
organist. ,
The bride's mother wore a
yellow fortiel button-4011th dress
with buttir-down ctiffs,,and beige
and green accessories with a.
bronze and yellow 4torsage.The
groom's mother chose a jade blue
dress of fortrel, three quarter
sleeves, multi-colour metallic
hat and black accessories with
a white mum corsage.
The reception, and buffet
(Black Diamond) &oz. pkgs
CHEESE SLICES
McCormick's - 131/2-oz. pkg.
GRAHAM 'WAFERS
Stafford -..24-oz. Raspberry or Strawberry
JAMS (added pectin) each 57*
Stafford - 19-oz. tins
CHERRY PIE FILLING
2 for 890
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