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at Huflet,
Jerry Collins to provide the old: tymc ;music for ondaq s
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get-together, Mr. Miller of Exetermas.welcometl to the Donne�>ner
Burin Christian
Offica,S akl a@11# 1'tp +p#I� ?pj�� ,�}� M„Cki
to h
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the afternoon and the Reform volunteers
assisted With the actiyities. _
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he program for , anii Night” consisted f a visit from
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the Clinton Horticulture Society acid entertainers from
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Grade One - Mrs. Livermore
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Brucefield, Kippen and Bayfield areas. Each of the residents
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Grade Two - Mrs. Walter
were presented with a corsage at the entrance, to the
auditorium by members of t`1^te society. Following the
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evening.
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program, arrangements of flowers were presepted to the
followin dent, lad 90,
WILLIAM �I�I TT
Mrs. Allan McCall
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: el and man, all those over youngest
re-sidents, etc., as.well as a bouquet ,fOr each of the, rooms iri
Sales Representatlye
There was a good turnout when
the infirmary. Members of junior club attended and assisted
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Grade Four - Mr. Talbot
with the flowers,
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°Grade Mr, Jamieson
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United Church Women's Meeting
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Anniversary.
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Additional capacity is now avaiilable at our new
modern plant at Seaforth which provides even
more convenience .for area 4*an growers
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Fair prices
Honest - weights
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.on profits -4 -
Courteous service
Ma'ke Tie Farmer's Elevator'
Work. -For- Yowl'
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HURON PLOWMEN'— A committee of the Huron
Gordon McGavin, Seaforth, Jim Armstrong, R.R•4,
Plowmens Association is
working actively to, bring
Wingham, KenFlett, Clint ri, Roy Pat tison, R.R.3,
the 1978 International Plowing
Match back to the
Wingham, Howard Datars, Dashwood, Allan .
County,- The Int ernational,
was held here,- near
Campbell, McKillop Twp.,
and Don Pullen; Clinton.
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rains plagued the'60
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Huron In '78 is the slogan,of
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Along with the arrival of new
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students, came new teachers. The
staff is as follows:
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Kindergarten- Miss Adams
Grade One - Mrs. Livermore
Grade Two - Mrs. Walter
Correspondent
evening.
Community , Hall on Friday
Grade Three - Mrs. Jenkins
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Mrs. Allan McCall
The Fowl Supper price and the.
evening, September 6, on the
librarian
There was a good turnout when
menu, will be the same as fast
occasion of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W.
Grade Four - Mr. Talbot
all units. met together • for the
year and held November 6th.
Smith's 40th WeddingGrade
Five - Mrs, Livingston (art),' ,
°Grade Mr, Jamieson
United Church Women's Meeting
Mrs. 1. Wilbee and Mrs. R.
Anniversary.
Six .
on Wednesday evening
Huether are to look after,
. During a social' evening 'many
science
September 18th in the church
providing music in the church
Best. Wishes and Congratulations
Grade Seven.- -'Mr. Riley
basement. Mrs. Ray Huether
while the supper is. served.
were extended to the bride and '
r literature
played a piano prelude prior to
The Huron-PeIrth Regional
groom' of forty years. Dancing
Grade Eight.-- Mr. Tremeer.
the meeting,
meeting was announced to be
was enjoyed to the Ken Scott
physical education
Special Education = Mrs. Hallain
Mrs. William Thamer presided
held in Egmondville October 8th.
'share
Orc es'tra.
half-time'
for�the Walton Unit giving the
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The U.C:W. will pay itsin
Mr. and Mrs. Smith have a
' French - Mrs. Lentz
Call to Worship. Mrs. Frank
the renewal for the Film Strip,
family of two sons, Don of
- half-time
Kirkby ` read a poem,
"'Considered".
and a donation was made to the
Hairistori and Gerald of Grey
Music - Mrs. Bosman).
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Mrs. Martin Baan
Mission Band. Some of the'units
Township and a daughter, Mrs,
- '"half Brite
accompanied at the piano for
"Lord
will donate baking for a Bake Sale
Bob (Donna) . Gibbings, R,R.1,
Reading and mafh in primary;
singing of all being,,
at Mrs.E. Mitchell's Display on
Clinton, -also three grand-
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grades -v 'Mrs. Radford-, half-time
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throned afar". Mrs. Thamer led
October 19.
children.
Speedii't+ss,i+ane I
lin prayer. The offering was
10eceived by Mrs, Ken McDonald
Mrs. Allan McCall,
corresponding secretary, read
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, farmed on
the 16th of Grey until they moved
M-ipcipal - Mr. MacLennan
and dedicated by Mrs. Thamer.
thank. you cards from Lois
to Brussels a.few years ago.
history
Hymn "O Master, let me Walk
Houstgn, Gertie Ennis, Audrey
Win -at Ball Games
Secretary -' Miss Anderson
with Thee" closed the devotions.
Hackwell, Annie Reid, Orvilla.
The Tri -County Juvenile,
Janitor -• Mrs. Lee
Mrs.Walter Bewley introduced
McCutcheon and a letter from
Walton Girls won over Bluevale in
We are sure the teachers will
the new study packet ,entitled
the • Mission Seryices of London
Brussels on Friday evening. They
do a good job with the three
"Mission begins with you".
for the clothing donated in it bale.
were presented with the trophy
hundred and five students
enrolled at Hallett Central this
Mission work can be done as a
Mrs. K. McDonald gave the
winnning the best four games out
World Citizen, as a community
-member and as of a family.
treasurer's report.
Each formed in
of seven.
The W.O•A.A. Men's Inter -
year.
part
unit their
Mission is showing love to our
groups for a brief ' business
mediate softball game was played
tamily, sharing resources within
period.
in AJlanford. Sunday evening,,
- SEAFORTH
the community, being politically
Church Holds Anniversary
Walton winning. They returned
aware and concerned for others,
Duffs %nited Church, Walton
for a• game 'Monday night,
JEWELLERS
getting involved .at work as a
held service's bbth monning and
Thursday night Allanford and
caring Christian, sharing other
evening for the 109th
Walton will play in Brussels,,
for
people's culture and responding
Anniversary,. The Minister, Rev.
Personals
DIAMONDS,
as we travel, being sensitive to
Derwyn Docken conducted the
Weekend guests with Mr. and
JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA
the thoughts of others as'they
services , assisted by the guest
Mrs.'Allan Searle and Mary were:
3IFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION,
look at our society, reaching out
speaker, Major, the Rev. G.
Gail Searle, Freida Soepboer,
All Types of Repairs
and sharing God's love with
Youmatloff of Bayfield Anglican
Mike Mountain. pnd Dennis
others in the world, and being
'Church.
Rogers of. Brampton,
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Christians wherever we are!
The choir rendered anthems,
Mr."and Mrs. Jim Duncan of
Additional capacity is now avaiilable at our new
modern plant at Seaforth which provides even
more convenience .for area 4*an growers
YOU CA►m� BE
ASSURED, OF
Fair prices
Honest - weights
* -Reliable grading
J "
*, Patronage return
.on profits -4 -
Courteous service
Ma'ke Tie Farmer's Elevator'
Work. -For- Yowl'
..
Interesting skits , were •'O God Thy Hands thv!, .11eAvens Kitchener also visited at the same
presented by Mrs. Bill Coutts, Made" . 'atrd "Blessed home, , prior to their mbving to -
Mrs -Torrence Dundas and Mrs. Redeemer'". The special soloist Russet, Manitoba, „
,Nelson Marks on so a of the do's was Mr. Robert Stoner of "
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and don'ts when visiting the Blenheim and Londesboro who INSURANCE:—
lonely and shut -iii. Mrs. Mac sang" "The Lord's My Shepherd" AUTO ° LIFE
Sholdice . and Mrs. Emerson and " "How Lovely are Thy _T
Mitchell acted in the, skit, telling Dwellings", 0 FIRE 0H.
the right way . Hymn "Where, There will be no church or
cross the crowded ways of life" Sunday, School next Sunday, as is Donald G. Eaton
closed this portion. the custom for Anniversary insurance Agency Limited' r
Mrs. W. Bewley conducted the Services at Knox Church. Office to Masonic Block
U.C:W.,,robusiness. Mrs. Herb Moncrief" when the ' guest
Traviss, the recording secretary" minister there will be Rev. Arthur' Main Street
read the minutes of the executive Higgonbotham, former minister Phone 527-1510 — Seaforth
meeting in August. The flowers of this charge, Services at 11
for this month are to be put in the A.M. and 8 P.M. ''Spot tho morchq1tts''
church by the 17th and,Boundary
Unit. Vldns were made for the . Celebrate 40th We
Anniversary Services on Sunday. Anniversary
A hbors and I•
when it was -voted to serve tea and Frten s, neig -
cookies • after church in the relatives gathered in the Walton
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Seaforth Women's Institute D Mediterranean -style cabinet in Autumn ❑ Two matched air -suspension speakers
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Interesting skits , were •'O God Thy Hands thv!, .11eAvens Kitchener also visited at the same
presented by Mrs. Bill Coutts, Made" . 'atrd "Blessed home, , prior to their mbving to -
Mrs -Torrence Dundas and Mrs. Redeemer'". The special soloist Russet, Manitoba, „
,Nelson Marks on so a of the do's was Mr. Robert Stoner of "
0 M
and don'ts when visiting the Blenheim and Londesboro who INSURANCE:—
lonely and shut -iii. Mrs. Mac sang" "The Lord's My Shepherd" AUTO ° LIFE
Sholdice . and Mrs. Emerson and " "How Lovely are Thy _T
Mitchell acted in the, skit, telling Dwellings", 0 FIRE 0H.
the right way . Hymn "Where, There will be no church or
cross the crowded ways of life" Sunday, School next Sunday, as is Donald G. Eaton
closed this portion. the custom for Anniversary insurance Agency Limited' r
Mrs. W. Bewley conducted the Services at Knox Church. Office to Masonic Block
U.C:W.,,robusiness. Mrs. Herb Moncrief" when the ' guest
Traviss, the recording secretary" minister there will be Rev. Arthur' Main Street
read the minutes of the executive Higgonbotham, former minister Phone 527-1510 — Seaforth
meeting in August. The flowers of this charge, Services at 11
for this month are to be put in the A.M. and 8 P.M. ''Spot tho morchq1tts''
church by the 17th and,Boundary
Unit. Vldns were made for the . Celebrate 40th We
Anniversary Services on Sunday. Anniversary
A hbors and I•
when it was -voted to serve tea and Frten s, neig -
cookies • after church in the relatives gathered in the Walton
�E
W
Im
{
Santa Monica 26" Color TV A Look `N Listen SR 2403 Component Stereo System
_ -❑ lleliable,•economical solid state Feature Value at ,
On sale at the Fair chassis ❑ Bright, crisp picture from [I Superb sounding channel
31,000 volt Negative Guard Band picture � receiver ❑-Power Ratting: 2x 100 MS
RRMS
tube 0 Automatic tint/color/fine tuning watts [-] BSR automatic record changer
480 8 -Track tape player with fast forward
Seaforth Women's Institute D Mediterranean -style cabinet in Autumn ❑ Two matched air -suspension speakers
Oak on concealed casters
- A"sound"
Look'N Listen $4n84
.COOK. B Monterrey Console Stereo Value at only
1966
A , ❑ Classic Mediterranean style ❑ Deilcraft
Prepared for the' 1966 f cabinet warm Autumn Oak [I AM/FM
receiver with built-in 8 -track tape player
ational Plowing Match Li BSR ante- t!t record changer D Four
Intern
performance -matched speakers ❑Hidden
casters '
in Seaforth An outstanding $.
' Look 'N Listen ��
Value at only
Expositor
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