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Bitj ag permits were granted; carry surfaee water, standards and .lace a wall Correspondent the history of an. old, hymn Let law. Mx. and Mrs., Brian Collins.
f to John Petty for a new sidewalk trouncit had a full report, from between the. i. cc surface' and the Mrs. Joyce Pepper the Lower Lights be Burning" Dr. and Mrs. Robert' Mickie, 1 9 5 1 1%! *—�^'•^ --�`
.from the house to the road, to Don Fire Chief -Dave- -San step lobo "snstead of the ma or Achievement Da for the -,,and sang the hymn. ' She then London spent ,Sunday with the
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Stebbins to erect an entry into the outlining theshowed pictures comp
. extra v4oxk carded renovations previously Zurich area 4.H Chubs was hold iled by the formers mother Mrs. Laird
arear of the house;' to Hotton oiit during the flood along with considered. Saturday .in the Zurich Public
al4ation Army, ori the"Sigh and Mickie.
McDou all to,erect a ca drt'10' x his gill for the services. A motion Mr. Davis reported fixing a School with 12 clubs taking ,Sounds of Newfoundland Mrs. ������ �+ T ��'��W�o
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McDougall p g g pad' Sherritt ave the Treasurers
22', to Sam Rennie to replace -was made to purchase for the Fire .drain .that had broken at Stan . Nancy McCurdyid the com- g
p a p mentary for the Hensall club's to report. Mr. Rowe cots ucteds
session for the provision of food "1✓ �'!� fi
Vern p f model their blouses they had far the general meeting. May 5 t r;
made. 494 HURON ST; STRATFQ
Hensall 1 "Smart Sct". pie. and for the beef barbeque on May attend
seated a skit entitled "The Right 28. Hymns were sung and' Mrs.
Lines Can Flatter your Figure".McAllister pronounced the bene- '
diction. Lunch was served
UCW talk o'n. Cuba Taking part in the skit were every C n U c h
member, Brenda Pepper,
Dorothy. Van Esbroeck NancyUnited Church Notes Correspondent'
Correspondent auction. Auctioneer was Mrs. Mrs: Florence,Eiliott and Ross Members of the Indpendent Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
&as. BRI Chessell. Doug, McAsh, Silver coffee were in. Toronto on Satdrda , McCurdy,MC,Manly Pepper, Cheryl Order of Oddfellows and Members of the Independent 1
TiE i was a good attendance at s Dons commemorating the Y Fuss, Dale Simmons, Susan
the Mliy meeting of the Varna P g ` visiting Mrs. Bruce Elliott who is Stretton and Debbie Reid. Rebekahs of District #8, with Order of Oddfellows the Patriarch FOR MOTHEt� ' DAY'
g fiftieth anniversaryof union. are brother Ha 'Wade, . Grand Militant. (in uniform), the Ladies
U.C.W. a patient in hospital. Hensall II "Sewing Sweet- nY . '
Mrs. Aldie Mustard now available from our members. g Master of Ontario, were the Auxiliary Patriarch' Militant (in
ppemed the meeting with a poem Lunch- was served b Mrs. r hearts set up an exhibit Good ALL KINDS. (�F
Y Gets 6O speciel guests of Hensall United uniform), the ittebekahs of District
Little Things The Junior Rai h Ste henson, Mrs✓ Tom lines irl Dress for a Short and . ETT FLOWERS
P P Heavy Church Sunday morning.. District #8, also Brother Harry Wade,
ort, under the leadership of Consitt and Mrs. Charles Reid. iewel
y Gir) Sandra Nixon slid Deputy Grand Master Ernie GrandMaster of Ontario marched
T&s. Doug McAsh, presented the County Honours I" the commentary. Other girls in
Chipchase read ,the first lesson to worship In Hensall United under refrigeraioxt ti
worship service on the theme' County
Anne Marie Heard and the club were Kim Stewart, and District Deputy President Church at 11 a.m.-on Sunday.
"Family Life". They sang three- Beverley- cantelon received A social eveningwas spent at Donna Jean Allan, Barbara '
P Mrs. Jean Bridge read the sec .MacGregor of Brlscefield led
numbers, "I'd Like to Glve the Count onours when the district the local Lode Hall on Thursda McCurdy, Mary Hovius, Linda , All Sorts of -
y g Y lesson. Rev. Don Beck pr ched the Grade with the bag pipes.
World a Home; We are One in the 4-H Clubs held their Achievement eveningin honour of Mr, Norman Lenting, Janet Bilke and Karen
on the sermon topic "Fr edom Re ]d L3eck welwmeil
Spirit and Thou will Keep Him in Da at Zurich Public School on Jones, who had been a member of Valland' " Mrs. Tur elm the guests and delivered an �-• Potted Plante
Day and License,
Perfect Peace." • Saturday. Varna I Club under the the, Independent Order of Odd- Mrs. Ruth Axtmann, Home „
X P Economist from Walton coni- accompanied the choir or the inspiring message -on Freedom
Highlight of the meeting was leadership of Mrs. Jim Keys and fellows for over 60 years. The an ;"Holy, Holy, o y". and License". He was assisted
an interesting commentary by Mrs. Wm. Dawson and Varna II, Grand Master of Ontario, Harry mented on the exhibits, skits and Sunday, May 11 is Christian by District Deputy Grand Master Y
,N1rs. W. T. McAsh on their whose leaders are Mrs. Keith 'Wade, resented Brother Jones ,demonstrations. TERRH I'1 V l�i►S .Q
q� p T. J P •11 H Family Sunday and Mothers Ernie Chipchase, and ,District p
oliday in Cuba. She accom-
Stephenson and Mrs. Wm.
with a 60. year jewel.
iss ane engi ey, ome
Economist for Huron County
Day, also the Sacrament of Infant
Deputy President Sister Jean
1974 GREMLIN "X" 2 -door coupe, 6 cylinder,
panied her talk with pictures
showing,the people, buildings,
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Consitt took art.
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Certificates of Achievement
Former Hensall Resident'
Passes
presented Mrs. William Fuss of
Baptism.
Personals
Bridgee who. read the scripture
Boxed planta available,
farms, etc. and their beautiful
were awarded to Brenda and
Mr. William G. Kennedy
.Hensall and Mrs. O. Schwartzen=
tr bar l Zurich with a S 4-H
A family gathering was held at
passages.
The choir under the direction of
NOW
clean beaches.
Bonnie Dawson, Kay Hill, Laura
formally of Loadq {assed away
year
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Leadership Award.
the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Sim
Mrs. John Turkheim sang "Holy,
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The, treasurer, Mrs. Robt.
Taman, eck, Marjorie
Kathyy �
Monday, May 5 in Hensall in his
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Brenda Pepper and Susan
Roobal in Hensall to honour their
Holy, Holy". Following the
Webster, reported - that the
Keys, Judy Morrison, Sandra and
83rd year. He was the husband of
Stretton both Hensall
daughter and son-in-law Don and
service a social hour was enjoyed
SEAFORTH'S CENTENNIAL FLOWER
dessert euchre field on April 23,
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was very successful. An invitation
Janice Webster, Mary -Ann
the late Edith B. (Forsythe).
Kennedy. Brother Ann
of received
County Honours of a pin and
Moja Dodds of Seaforth on the
at the Lodge Hall.
HEADQUARTER
power steering, power brake's, radio, defogger,
Verhulst, Dianne Consitt and
of Miss
occasion of . their 15th wedding
Mr—and Mrs. James Sangster
was received from the Clinton
lIospital Auxiliary to attend
Tanis Chute.. Each girl received a
silvers n. all took art in the
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Kennedy, London and Edward
Kenned , Mount ••Pleasant,
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certificate.
Leaders for this past club
anniversary.
Lynn, Paul Joan Dodds
and Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Corbett were recently wit$ '
DUTCH ROSES and DUTCH 'BULBS
-fqorence Nightingale Da on Ma
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fashion show. Varna I had a club
Michigan. Also survided by
"What Shall I wear" were Mrs.
William Fuss, Cathy Fuss and
and
helped to distribute the gifts to
guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland,
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14 from 2:00 to 4:00 in the
Hospital. -'
exhibit "A Colour Scheme for a
several nieces and nephews
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Mrs, Peter _"ck,
which their parents thanked
Gwen and Michael in Clinton.
22 VARIETIES of PETUNIAS
Mrs. Gordon Hill reported that
the Committee for the Fiftieth
Wardrobe". Varna II presented
' a skit "As the Stomach Turns".
including Mr. and Mrs: -Jim
Taylor of Hensall with' whom he
The
Unit IV of Hensall U.C.W.
everyone most warmly.
Attending the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bell
returned home after spending the
MacLEAN' S
Variety Night
was residing. dgceased was a
Unit IV of Hensall U.C.W. met.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dodds, Mr.
past week with their son-in-law
Anniversary of the United Church
in co-operation with the elders
On Saturday evening ,Brenda
and*.Bonnie Dowson, Mary -Ann
member of the Masonci Order
and he and his late wife resided
on May 1st with 23 ladies present-
Mrs. , Roobal prepared the
. and'Mrs. Robert Watson both of
Seaforth, Mr. Ernie Toll,
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Ron
Mason and daµghters in Bowling
FLOWERS
has a number of projects planned.
Verhulst, Tanis Chuter, Janice
for several years on Brock Street,
'devotional and spoke first. Mrs.
Egmoadville, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Green, Ohio.
The ,main feature of the
will be an old-
Webster and Bonnie Voisin took
Hensall. Funeral services were
Shaddick 'read 'a. Mother's Day
McGregor, $ayfield, 'Mr. and
The members 'of Amber
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celebrations
part to Variety Night at Londes-'
conducted Wednesday from the.
poem. Mrs. Harburn read the
Mrs. Fred McGregor, Karen and
Rebekah Lodge #349 were'guests
$4591 .
295
tiashioned gospel service, to be
boro School. They sang several
A. Millard George Funeral
scripture from Mark, and Mrs. J.
Glen, Brucefield, Miss Louis
'at Parkhill Lodge` on Tuesday
1968 CHEV 1h -ton pickup, 6 cylinder, standard
'held on the afternoon of June 22:
5111 -£allow
numbers, accompanyin 4 them
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Chapel, London with Revd �� u -
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'las Ross Wesley Kno A
Zvle 1 is cr read a Mother's D
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'Hannah Praying
ndesboro < <arrcl Mrs.
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evex�ui and .assisted .in closing
potitts�'tYpper^°avill ,the
serves."�on�i iT'en ukeleles: ,.
H. of
story - a
Midrey Chrisfie of Hensall.
the Lodge.
After the large
Mrs., Roy Elliott, who was a
United Church officiating. Inter-
Mother", after which Mrs. FlynnMrs.
Laird Mickie spent a few
Mrs. Leona Parke spent the
9'95
meeting, a
patient in Seaforth Hospital,
meat in Mount Pleasant
led in prayer. Mrs. Luther,
days last in Kitchener,
weekend in London with Miss.,
number of plants were sold by
returned home on Saturday.
cemetary.
substituting for Mrs. Britton gave
,,week
visiting her daughter'and son -in-
Patricia Lemmon.
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M'111�I��iC!/MEsv�r►��r,1a
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TOWN of SEAFORTH
senior Citizen
'Apartments
• If you are sixty years of age
or over
• If your, present accomodation
is inadequate
- • If your income is modest
THIS IS OF INTERCST
TO YOU!
The Ontario Housing Corporation, an agency of the Ontario
Government, at the request of your municipal council, Is
considering the development of senior citizen housing in the
town. To determine the local interest in this type of
,accgmmodation, ` survey questionnaires are now being
distributed.
ONLY BY FILLING OUT A QUESTIONNAIRE CAN YOU
HELP TO DETERMINE WHETHER A PROJECT SHOULD
BE DEVELOPED.
Purther Information and questionnaire forms are available to
all interested persons 60 years of age and over at the:
CLERK'S OFFICE
ROBERT H.. FRANKLIN
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
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I�V1FOR
YOUlY�
1974 GREMLIN "X" 2 -door coupe, 6 cylinder,
s 3095
ro
automtatic, radial tires. Licence DAE-278
1973 LTD BROUGHAM 2 -door hardtop, loaded
with extras including climate controlled air con-
51��
ditioning, AM/FM stereo, power windows, power
seats, etc. Licence DFU-471
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' 1971 METEOR RIDEAU 500 2 -door hardtop, V-
t
8, automatic, power steering, power brakes,
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radio, defogger. Licence DFX684
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1973 FORD RANCHWAGON V-8, automatic,
power steering, power brake's, radio, defogger,
����
power tailgate, window. Licence DFY963
1974 GALAXIE 500 4 -door, V-8, automatic,
$
power steering, power. brakes, radio, 26,000
3895
one-owner miles. Licence DFZ924
1972 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 4 -door sedan,
automatic, power steering,'p wer brakes slant•6
cylindei engine, radio. A real clean Ear: Licence���
5
AXD786
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1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 27.door hardtop, V-
t
J
8, automatic, power steering, power brakes.
Before inspection. Licence,621.389
1975 METEOR MONTCALM 2 -door hardtop,
�59
,fully equipped, including air conditioning, only
a
7,000 miles. Licence 1FN544
• . TRUCKS
1973 DA'TSUN pickup, 1600 cc pickup 4 speed
transmission, radio, 8 ply tires, topper, 12,000
$4591 .
295
miles. Licence C25-483
1968 CHEV 1h -ton pickup, 6 cylinder, standard
-
875.
transmission. Licence C55735. Before inspection
1967 FORD F-100 flairside,pickup, 6 cylinder,
standard transmission. Licence C55737. Before
711,
inspection.
i/2
1971 FORD -ton, 6 cylinder standard
9'95
transmission. Licence 5T4A. Before inspgction.
1973'FORD F150 Camper special, automatic, V-
8, auxiliary fuel tank, heavy duty trailer
package. Ideal for carrying' 12 -foot Gamper.
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695,
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Licence 3T34A