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Leg.lain KNO N.1111'�'IP13�t1QE1; ren and adults atteQded Iwlerner,
1Ad! Crystal;Whyte, and a9bbaae►(h
Judtzes 3or the evcnipit rade 7 and up: 10 4ape a>(etot Frei qa.
With Reniembra nce Day ons banquet is this Saturday yearly narode to he cents- of hours, Our President 482'7'14 Wete V Oi Ja>Enieson arts!
eoniin u . weep. we;, (November 7). I understand •Con Anderson, #gts, J :�, .a. .
have a fes reniiadera for our there are only a few tickets tapb, The format will be the would li1Fe to say thanks tended and Sheila fielen 1"7eming. alit.►- l ++ 4a"' w
those who came out and to �,,,
„ News members. Our annual veter- left so if you can go, phone same its lost year. We hope those whA .were so gener4s• olrnp;;vn ern tltio birth. of a The costumes +fere ludSeO Four prizes were love* out a'&* "Joyod 4$ m t
Pet" Malcolm- $omehmes the•welrtherntan will be hand with theft donations. son William lames.on Uctob- and the prize avirirexs wire to elm ntgt# laidallowe'ea di fro"'
there are last minute catttell- er than he was lost year. In CT231`4 >4 4rotber far Cheryl -pre school lst Collcen MICA Julip: Merner, best Mme• Thank loll to dOri: .
the evening there will be the !have to my possession a
' WHY WE�IRA Pt)PPY?-ations• us -luck supper held in lam that was entered in the and Leisa and grandson for lam,. 2nd Heather Eckel', made Erica Fforbanu k,
Please wear a , the l said On Sunday the anrtu)il1 pPe o al ..sura ., iatn Le ' n Jahti and Carolyn Thonapsi!n Grades lttndergorten, l,aridl FuAt}iest; 'lanity' #togrrt. •
poppy, ! R y . C,:. ad 8w 1?oem
nr head trurch. parade wlU b .f4 Vit• the hall. and Meade and Dorothy I.St .prize wepjt., tq .S ler} .best l aua htar~a: IkrelX M ympatb !,e t
And he d one~ forth, bnt.X arhoor y t~osatg ,last year T1its po@nr „
Ja .es arch. flat resident T!!u past Siiti.<laY we had at oke • of Wit Taylor, 2nd Sandy laiiliu. Olurex ttyateldOd.
Theis Is tappC irnd pr rtehed� ars $h off reed them there, air, . , R a+or thri Donrinaon Contest. B..... s .. , tr. drop �,. Y. ,
t w.o ld t very attreessf!►I pope : dtixa,:. Cxr . 3 .and. 4 Int :Mtiirir` rho•
And .hec f ..: was o d anal aifit}af c tail.. Wilheo . u litre., o sO a, J a e of Cqur;stvQnAtsi�ce analCon- ode g t
(. llrie There w s a cod turn 'f butthq R m , the writer did _
attendance' an akad+4.: a B... stat s eId t ei Ce 1�lhyte, 2nd Darren, _Stun c4iaxt ` :ilea a coati . +►!.... reeaiadaetat a '
lltit b+ci<coo.tt stip. the years'rad iirtide # la • • aot;coni ra+tth it, but I:ihia:ic•tt tori ng h.... h.., r l day . •
There a• t fu f de. attain. Nczt'1! edricsda Nmrw eainva "M acrd the whale a Frida avenin Q trier
't`esil+ P :. smile ra- . sed tp ade y . ��s . o . yery well,'Why we o Y S Q
etpb4.l.l�vattrillltairte: oiir area w,xs covcreS! rtt.a caulrle
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irasiifle` Pafr. :filed ,$he �,
His' a ivas l ' di x. ttrlisit.: wit. the ••weartheY be 1. # ■.+
sttril fii I of'joy an foil iFt b
"Lady"+a sold he, "may •I lraYG ot�e%?" . 1a, i i' ing, very. snowy it cot, the
When,she;'d P.inn4d !t,' an lie turned to say. .` j vin ending bylittle1l' s�► ��.
number attending a ! w
"Why, do we wear. a -
y poppy totfay.? �' ' but
good time was had by all
( who did go..
The lady, s tailed
e This a RNe mbrance Day, The draw for the quilt was
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. - held with the lucky winner '
And the being Audrey Thompson , of
g poppy there is the symbol for ,. -
The gallant, meta who died in war. Loadesb_ oro. second prize
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And because•they did,'you and I are free. i ` was an oil painting won by
That's why We wear a poppy, you see." Sharon Pryce of Winthrop
And, I had ay about your size, ;^^ r� and 3rd was a crib quilt won
With golden hair and big blub Barb Jewitt R.R. 1, Lon -
es eyes. dysboro.
He loved to play and juop and shout. k
Freeas a bird he would race about. Thank you from the Forest -
As the years went by he,learned and grew c ars to all who contributed to t
And became a man, as you will, too. their draw and dance. * ' „
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" Sympathy of the commun- ALL -CARS Safttt7 dNdigd CerWod
He was fine and strong, with a boyish smile. ity is extended to the family trait: SS-COIfd 110iMd
But he seemed with us such a little while + of the late John Boyd, to the WE ARE OPEN TO OFFERS•OR'TRADES
When war broke out and he went away, - Lawrence Taylor family and
I still remember his face that day, the Gordon Dale family who 1.1JlX11fRY WITH ECCNMibMX
When he smiled at me and said, "Goodbye, o live in the area.
I'll be back soon. Mom, so please dont cry." t' a Don and Alice Buchanan 1979,COUGAR
have moved. from the com- lt10UGHAM
r Equipped with 3t►3' , +aruto"tte. Power
But the war went on and he had to stay muni and ore now residing..; brakes, power steering. radio. Irl its ,-
And oil 1 could do was wait and pray, + "" ,_ on -their -farm -on -the Baseline, — - arWnol -grey--m&#oIlk- finish; with roll1
Hi otters told of the awful fight, t - we wish -them much Kapp - :, ,..'`' vinyl raof,aeid red corduroy tnterlor. A
" i tale Iles RMP
H rairsee it3tilCin my dreams at night)• ry iness •ln their new home. prox. ,ti+ number
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With the tanks and guns and cruel barbed wire. s en,
g r • -• WEEK•N �l
Carl Merner was aatient
And the mines, and bull ,the bombs and fire. k P ONLtf g4$93iS
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in Clinton Public Hospital
'Till at last, at last. the war was won, from Tuesday till Monday.,
And that's why wewear poppy, son." and at -present is inLondon �'!! �' """il'; 'lIJ"'SHARP & CLASSY
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The small boy turned as if to go, University Hospitalpfor tests. 1974 FORD T-81110
-� Then said "Thanks, lady, I'm tad to know. Mrs. Jim Thom son and ;y
y g r . � In its oripinat whits #intsh, with rad vinyl,
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That sure did sound like an awful fight, new son William James re- spilt roof, and red velvet tntetlor with+N
But your son, did he come back all right?" turned home on Friday from M split seats. full air conditioning - plus,'
Seaforth Hospital. 4 r power windows'. power' stearin and,
A tear rolled down each faded cheek _ On Friday eveaiag Oct. brakes, v3,• automatic; rodior . stconce
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She shook her head, but didn't speak, 30th -Court Constantine held a
I s unk away in a sort of shame. Hallowe'en for the neighbour
And if you were me, you'd have done the same;
For our thanks in giving, is oft delayed.
Though our freedom was bought -• and thousands paid)
,_......................1lnd..ao_when_wa.seos- 'worn..._........,.... Let us reflect on the burden borne.
Obituaries `
y these who gave their very all. a
When asked to answer their country's call.
That we at home in peace mialit live, .
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MRS. ALFRED J.
Age shall not weary them POPPY SELLING — Seaforth Legion member Qjeave-Goomb6 was one of ANDER5014
nor the years comdemn at the the people sellingpoppies on. Sunday (far Fight). Jack Baker was one of Mrs. Alfred J. Anderson
of . d_wn � the' _former Lauretta .Shine__
_ saB-,_o_ __9fthgsun and in the people that -he- sold t0 deft). Remembraance Da is Nov. 11.
( Y died at Riverside Nursing
the-mornin'g'we shall remem- (Photo by Hook) home Mitchell on November
ber them. m 2. Shff was, 72. A former
��� --•—•• — — resident 'of Seaforth and
Monkton she was the mother
of James. (Nora) Mrs.
L\d/�SA
in Area Churches
First PRESBYTERIAN Church
59 Goderich St. W.,Scatforth
NOVEMBER a
11:15 Worddp Servke, SUNDAY SCHOOL &
NURSERY
All Christians join others in worship on the Lord's Day
YOU WILL BE WELCOME
Organist: Mrs. Carol Carter
ST. THdMA '- � Al glican Church.
The -Rev. James R. Broadfoot B.A., M.Div.
SWX h
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1991
21st Sunday after Trinity
10 aim•. MorNag Prayer• 4 Sermon
Semon: Embassador for -Jesus Chrlst
Sunday School & Nursery available during
Mornin¢ Service
NORTHSIDE United Church
54 Goderich St. W. Seaforth
NOVEMBER 8,19i111
11 A.M. CEIURCU SERVICE.
, ; PEACE W OUR DAY
Church School and Nursery at the same time
Rev: J.G. Vanslyke, Minister
Margaret Whitmore Audrey McLlwain
Oiganist - Choir Director Jr. Choh, Leader
BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH.
making God's Word pilam
BIBLE SCHOOL 10*00'a,m.
MORNING WORSH* 1i=M
00 A..
EVENING SERVICE 7134 FM.
We at Bethel are committed to the work of Christ. We
wantthis comigunity and the world to kaowi tate Saviour
who died for all. It makes no difference what your color,
mage, or social status'is.
Come and experience God's love and help in action
through his people
PadtorA. Ro ettson 527.0070
Area congregations arc invitedrto take aidvantage of
the church direetory to hnnaynce their church services
each week. Church directory announcements are
available for a minimum of 26 consecutive wtiAs in
unite of two coiumn inches at -S2.25 pet unit. Change&-
in copy may be made each week but must bc'rcccivcd
befdre noon on Tuesday, ,
Robert 'Humphries, bath of
London and Jack of Stratford`
(Beryl) Mrs. Lawrence,(Pat)
Pickardot Mitchell and (Iso-
bel) Mrs. Ross. Taylor . of
ScArboueough. She also is
survlvedk by 18 grandchild-
mn, four, gr eat -grandchild-
ren, , brother Rus. sell Shine,
and sii ter§ (Evelyn) Mrs.
Salm Wolfe,,ll both of Monkton,
(Irene) MrsN. George,McClory
of Listowel, (Edith) Mrs.
Donald Cummins of Strat-
ford. Predeceased °by her
husband • November 1, 1978.
Rested -at the Heath -Leslie
Funeral Home, Mitchell;
where tine' funeral service
was help on Wednesday at 2
Pan. Intertnent was in Wood-
land Cemetery.
CHRISTOI HER VERNE
'DALE
The d ath occurred in
Seaforth Community Hospi-
fai on Tuesday. Oct. � 27, 1981
of Christopher verneovale of
56 Chalk • Street, South, .Sea -
forth. He was ip his 80th year.
Born in Hallett the son • of
the late Christopher James
Vale and Mary Dodds. He
attended school and later
farmed in that township prior
to retiring to 'Seaforth' about
ten years ago.
He is survived by his wife
the former Annie Taylor, a
son Murray of London and a
„- daughter Muriel, Mrs. I-.
>+ogt of Brampton., He also is
survived by brothers William
of Seaforth and Arnold of
Clinton. a sister Thelma.
Mrs. A. W. Bromley of
Kitchener and by five grand-
children.
• Funeral services were held
at the Whitney Ribey Funetal
Home Seaforth on Friday
Octobe 30 at _ t2 p.;nj. and Wore
conducted by Rev. T.A. Duke
of First Presbyterian Church.
Seaforth.
interment followed in.
Maitlandbank Cemetery
when the pallbearers were
Cliff Henderson. Lawrence
Tayior, Jim Preszcator.
Stuart Chomnoxlteg UwsQh;,
and Ken• ,, PtOteatot.. the :
flowerbeatets Were his fiV&
grandchildren Debble. '
06titti and.:Chris Date and
..Cartrol and ;lit" Vogt. • .
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