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Mrs. L. Godkin read two, J. Burch and the hostess, Mrs. K: Community. Hall at 9 #.,m, and left
McKillop Unit M"11111318 for - Listowel., lbey 'toured
rea,d,y response, - poem% "God is, as near as a Rock.
Spinright.. and Starcraft factories
The June meeting of the Whispered Prayer" and "Let's . .- .1 1%-
--WAhe morning,
McKillop Unit was field, at -the think
There 'has 'been a ready Hilda Sellers ,S.00 home of Mrs. Keith Rock it over". Mrs. Love read A institute Enjoy Tour
Kentucky filed 'hicJ a
19th, the .chicken was
with 14 unitry On Wednesday, June
poom, 'i'June •in the Co
response to the request for funds Alex G. Pepper S.90 members present, enjoyed fIii thb noon meal, held at
Mrs. Dave Wittson 'gave the Walton Institute held their June
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which to assist in the Bill O'Shea 2000. Mrs. George Love was in topic,, "The' Home is all the fneeting In the form of a tour, of w
maintenance of the, Lions Park 'Mrs. Roy Elliott .10600 charge of devotions opening with' World". Mrs. N. 'Schadq, Mrs. several laces-'iri Listowel. were taken, at the. Midwestern
lwl! T and. Pool according 'to Gordon Mrs - Mary Smith. $.00 Hymn "We plough the Fields and W. Leeming and Mrs.C.Wey read -This was the Agriculture and. Regional Centre near Palmerston
and back to Malcolm Furniture at
Rimmer and LloGy8 Hoggarth who Miss'Margaret J. Grieve 10,00, scatter the seed". Mrs. Lavern
verses of scripture from Psalms, Canadian Industries meeting with
Miss Elizabeth M. Grieve 10.00 Godkin- read the sogriptuire, frbm
'4, are looking after the campaign. .4 Mrs, Lave closed- this part of the the conveners, V. Mitchell Listowel. --N
Alread ofte, 111r. nn T 1- 1115* 1 , 17 owe
IV +Mlivs v.IAIA An So, D m Mrs. Tr%Vo
J 5 5 Bev. R. w -L- w . , to in
have been received from the Elgin and Mae Young 10.60 the meditation, The Vine"
elating with prayer
K Mrs. Murray Dennii.preside.nt,
GLENDA UTTLE following: 9.00 followed by, prayer. Thq; olering
James Delaney presided for the business
Glenda Little, daughter of Mr. ARstett Jewellers Ltd. 25.00 Alvin Betterman IOXO. was taken by Mrs. Merton
thanking everyone .who had taken
and Mrs. Wilson Little, Seaforth, GAIL SE 50.00 Ont. Bean Growers Co. -Op. 25.00
SEABEE J.W part in d6votiqns, Minutes of the
graduated fr91n St. Joseph" Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Robert Beuttenmiller 25.00 James E. McQuaid last meeting were read by Mr s.,
Glen - M-Mi-cgo-1, foil,
Rcgionar School of Nuising, 9.()o Vincent J. Lane 52 %PV followed by the
Searle. R.R.3, Walton graduated Rena Fennell s o, Bildlood --t
London, on June 21st. A graduate 25.00 Gilbert Murray 5.00
as a Registered Nurses Assistant Verna E, Stephenson roll call. -Mrs, M, Hackwell gave
Hof S.S.#10 McKillop and S.D:A.S. 10.00 Rev. J. Ure Stewart 10.00
from Peel Memorial Hospital in Olive M. Laidlaiv the treasurer's report. Plans were
.descendiini'ts.
she has accepted a •,position at Brampton on May 18. She is a 'Anonymous 50.00 Mrs. Ida Close, 5.06 made to hold a picnic entertaining
'hold- ''
Brampton Peel IP�� Memorial graduate of,S.D.H.S. and Walton Janet Papple 5,00. Mr. and Mrs.Antone Sierition 5*00 the children for the July meeting.
Hospital, Brampton. 0 Orville Storey io.00. picn
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Public School. r Dave Bloome 5.0 5.00 Mrs. M. Dennis closed the
John Wocks 10,60 James R. Spittal
Mrs. Alister Broadfoot was meeting with an',Ixish Westing.
Roderick Doig .10.00 John Sinclair 5..00
hostes4 to the decend.ants of the A very successful bake gale was
Mrs. M. Chapple 5.00 Paul P. Rau 3.00. late James Broadfoot and Agnes held with Mrs.' Neil McGavin as
Ethel A. Mackay 5.00 Cornelius Dorssers 10.00
Alexander . on Sunday. Those, auctioneer.
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Ephraim.Clarke 5.00 Kenneth Misktewicz ISM 'pre&ent were'their grandchildren,
5.90 R.S.MacDonaild 25.00
P Jean Simpson great- grapitichildren, and..great-
A. Hildebrand
10.00. S:D.H,S-Girls Band,50.00 teat grandchildren.
McNichol NIchol 5.00 Fergus Reynolds, 2.00 9 Present were: Mrs. Marguerite
JO.Turnbull 50.00 Mae Dqrrance Bernice Nichols, Jim
im and Joan Nichols
Margaret V' Orr 5.00 McKeni`ie .20.00 Mitchell,
and children, R.R.2
W.J.Thompson 5.00 "Miss Bessie Davidson 2.00
Jim and Efaiti Thomson and
F s. N.'Bilska 5100
Ivy K. Scott 5.00 Mr childrdiil- R.R.1, ' St. 'Pauls, Owtn of -,,Seaforth
yt 'y, F -Fred-Vantyghem 10.06 Lo 'me Dennis 5.0,0 'George and Mary Black, R.Rl,
14{ aGeorgetown, Douglas Bl
John L: •Reid20.00 David Pappid' 5.00 ack,
W.P.Miller 10.00 Alf Johnston 5'00 Torginio, Jim and Eleanor Black,
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John A. McLlwain io.ob Tom Haley ey and
Lillian Grummett 2,90
10.00 No -*90 Ken Black and children, Belmont, ro\ . C Somers
Mrg,.Gordon MacKenzie, 1 Tom and Marilyn Beechey and H
Grant Little -, 5.60 children, St. * Thomas, Mrs.
10.00
William'E. Bennett 5.00 No Name 2.00 Mildred Black, Woodstock, Bill.
Elmer Shade 5.00 NoName 20.00 and Mary Dalrymple, David and
T.Edwin.Hancock .5.00 Dave Cornish 10.00. 'Jim, Seaforth, Dougla and
REIREC-ItA NOLAN PAMELA PATRICK Ivy- M. Butt 10.00Sharyn Dalrymple, Hanover, Ron
Rebecca Nolan, daughter of Mr. P la Joan Patrick, daughter of, J,R.Adams ,s-oo Are'a, couoleS Dalrymple,' Hamilton,. Bill and Due to increased cost of power phased frour OntArio
an . d Mrs. James Nolan of S,aforih Mr. and Mrs. 'John Patrick, Glen F',
Smith 5.00 Margaret Porter, St. Marys, Gus
in h, / graduated from Dorothy Hydro and increased cost of material used to-Inaintain
graduated - fro St. Joseph's R.R.4,Seafort I thy Bassett 25.00 and Sandra Bannick and children,
Regional . School 6f -Nursing, `St. Joseph's'School of Nursing on Thomas Jorgensen 10.00 celebratO Toronto, Bob and Gayle Harrett
London. Ontario on, June 21st. June 21, 1974. She has accepted a Elton Haist- 5.00 and family, Granton, Bill and Our system in SeafQrth, there will be'a hydro -rate change
position on the, nursing staff at St - Cora Barrows, Shirley Porter and children, St.
She is a.,gr4duate of S.D.H.S.. 1 6.6, anniversaries.
Jdseph.'s. Ruth Cluff X 50.00 Marys. effeCtlVe
Fred McGavin 5.60 Mr. and Mrs. Mac McKellar b e
`Mar garet Scott 3.00 celebrated their 61st W'eddiny_, , attendance alsowere!guests
Mrs. Mabel Scott, Seaforth,
Ivy Henderson 5.00 Anniversary June 24th. Nancy Stoned Thorndale,4 and
k�oisoitll 3 S•EPTEMBER 1 1974'
M. McCurdy 5.06 -known Seaforth couple, Barbara Baxter, Hamiltqn.
Isabella V. Campbell 10.0d, they have lived in town since their Exactly forty years, ago a 7
L. C.'Hoggarth 5.00 marriage. Mr. McKellarhas been Centennial Celebration was held
Janet A. Cluff 10.00 Jro to hospital for several.months. on the farm, then owned by the The rates will printed at a later date when app'Toval. is
J. Scott Cluff W.OQ --Mrs. McKellar -is the formet late Alexander and James Broad -
6 k: James A. -Stewart .. �0,00 Lillian Carter of Hallett foot. The Broadfoots came from received from Ontaiio Hydro.'
Gay Lea Foods, Seaforth 5,90 Township, daughter of the late Scotland in 1834 settling on the
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Dorisgill, '5.00 Mr. and Mrs. John Carter. farm, known as 'The Mains'.
Ronalriscoll 5.00 Mr. McKellar was born in
a
Oliver McKay
r 5.00 Cromarty, son of the late Mr. and.
500 Mrs Alex McKella
Dr. C.E.Toll SEAFORTH
McKellar. Every week More and
. . . . . . . . . ........ James G. Camochin 5�0
; Courl 1pc;o�,le discov'e'r what mighty'jobs'
Mrs. 14 eiy,JMcN U,-' 5.00
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Wright,' PUBLIC,, UTI
Nettie M. Stimore -5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Win. Art Worig 527-0240.
Vincent Farm Equip. Lid. 30.()0' 104 John St., were honoured by a
Jean F. Cairns 5.00 family dinner to Mark 'the
F.C.J.Sills 10.00 occasion of their 40th wedding
Mrs. Margaret
anniversary on Friday, June
B. Whyte 50.00
CHERYL McCUTCHEON 10.00 21st. The couple' has .two sons,
John W. Thompson - William Donald, Clinton, and
NORMA MAIR, Cheryl McCutcheon, daughter of Mrs. John MacTavish -10.00 00
graduated froth the ' Fashipn Mr. and Mrs. Frank MIcCutcheon, Bruqe Lamont 10.00 Arthur Douglas of'Kingston, four A
Services Program at Centennial graduated from the Consumer Allan Nicholson. 5.00 grandsons and one grand -
College -of, . Applied Arts and -Family Studies (Food Option) Wright Chev-Olds Ltd. 25.00 daughter.
&-Technology in Scarborough on Program at Conestoga College,
Margaret L.Kerslake 5.00
Z'? Doan Centre. Commencement 'Ray Primeau 10.00 40th AnniveKsoi"
May 23. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Eldin Kerr of
Mr. and Mrs. James Mair; exercises were held June I at the Eva McCartney 5.00
Clinton celebrated their Fortieth
R.1115, Brussels Kitchener Auditori�m. T.R.Cosford 10.00 Wedding Anniversary on 91 a
Mary Dalrymple 2.00 Saturday with a dinner at the
Gerald's Datsun Ltd, 5.001 Later a large crowd
Legion, Hall rg
S.L.Phillips 10.00 Of, friends, neighbours . . . . . . . .
C hiselhurst U CW L.P.Plumsteel
Thelma Wright 10-00 and relatives gathered and 11111.1111141IBuilt lor speeds �Ak 7.7 7
.5-()0 enjoyed dancing to the
Mrs. Gesje Hellinga 3.60 "Silverstrings". An address of
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hold Ju`h.e meeting Roy W. Swart 5.00 you'll ne need.
good wishes was read by, Harry.
Margaret E. Snell 3
Chiselhurst W.C%,W. met June Harris, who had as guest speaker -00 Nesbitt and ifieywere presented
Dr. E MaIkus 15.00
1, and Freda Boa conducted the Mrs. Pearl Passmore of Hensall with a box of money. They also Extra -Strong, Extra -Safe
worship service: "Committed to who discussed "Living To r Robert ed cClure 5-00 received - many beautiful gifts. 4 -Ply DU PONT 66 NYLON
love", with assistance from Jesus". Hostesses for the
Dr. Douglas E. N. Bach10.00Mr. and Mrs. Kerr each
Mrs.Harvey Traviss Where safcty, dependability and economy count most, you'll always find 4,pro.s ply
Dorothy Brintnell and Sarah Dick. afternoon were Marg Cole and -5-00 expressed appreciati . on. Nylon construction. Race-tfack drivers, aircraft pilots, construction .chicle drivers,
The roll call was answered by . 19 Marg Upshall. Roy McGepch 5.00 stake their lies on Nylon tires. And that same nylon fibre that makekup those erecting
members telling the most Personals Mae.I. Smith 5.00 Local Couple Married 25 Years tires, goes into our Super-Lastic Safety 99 tires. It's Du Pont 66 Nylon vord - best on all
counts: Safety, Economy and Strength. All Nylons have bvcrnight set '�ut Do Pont 66
interesting thing that had Sam Shinen 5.00, Mt. -and Mrs. Roy Sielnon smooths out so fast you'%c hardly time to ruititv it!
happened to them during the past Major and Mrs. Malcolm Mrs. Emile Iszacovics 3.00 observed 'their 25th wedding
CArcil Hunt 5.00 anniversary June. 16 when their
month. Webster, Toronto were visitors ILACKWALL WNITFWAII
with Mr. and Mrs. Eric' Luther Bruce D. Coleman, 25.00 daughter Sheila entertained the coininifiw Un'. I
It was agreed to, have the Church
Ben Van den Akker o 2.00 family and relatives to a dinner at 0
piano tuned. The visiting and family. over the week -end. SIZE 2 TIRES 2 TIRES
Arnold Scott 5.00 the Blue Barn, Listowel. or mord EACH or mom EACH
committee reported six calls Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dilling Mary Van den Hengel 5.00 They' then returned t6 their a eft. i Ali. S.W. Air,,
during the past month. Mary and family of Sarnia, visited
0 tJi Zlh ft I
Mervin Nott 20.00 home where a• social'evening was .7
Sunday with their par6nts Mr. I-
Brintriell read a poem entitled Wilbur E. Keyes 8.00 spent. k,
"God's Jewels". In charge of the and Mrs. Wilbert Robert McKellar 5.00 Lovdly gifts were presented to•100/Irl Whit.w,l Ht5 17 fit
Citizenship- meeting was Rosa Dilling. a Ila al
Robert L. Bolton 10.00 mark the occasion. SAFETV N 1:010111,31 1469 1131111
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Camara Ili, ride. t!wirrs and braking bar. Soo/ts IS25 14.49 -
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1711/15 (73511s) IT -35 16,41 1 -
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repeal nd"-belled .,d,.I,.,k tire speaftailly ad, -
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belied tires in not. ISO 21.07 ILLUSTRATE 1 make your tire dollars
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made All, 21 M%Wn ill Za 1st is 22t to" 11.51 1149 15.19
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