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,AT THE ARENA
HOCKEY
Thursday, Feb,, 19
Clinton Midgets vs Seaforth
8 P.M,
Saturday, Feb. 21
8.30 P,M.
St, Columban 'vs Winthrop
Intermediate Semi -Finals '
Tuesday, Feb.24'
Winthrop vs St, Oolum'ban
8.30 P.M.
Intermediate Semi -Finals
Thursday, Feb. 26
St. Columban vs Winthrop
8.30 P.11'l,
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Friday Night, 8 to 10
Saturday Afternoon 2. 3.30
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NORTH McKILLQP
The Bethel W.M,S, and W, A.
Meetings were 1ekl ell Wed, Fob,
11t1'1 at the home 'et Ethel and
Tennis Dennis, Tile President
0wre tike sail eo worship "Race
Pre:uAIee Exposed was the
theme (for the sleeting. Hemet
014 was sung followed by prayer.
M:rs, Wm, Donnie read 'tile scree(
tlalre.lesson from the (Beek o
'Ruth and the .comenente were g+1,
veli by Tennis Dennis. An arti-
cle 'written by
rticle'written'by Miss 'Wilma Thom-
as entibled "What does the Lord
Require?" was (read by Mrs, Wm,
Egxnonct•ailie United Clairol;
Dr. J, Semple; Minister,
(Lyle Hammond, Organist•Ohodr
Leader.
Seemed Sunday In Lent.
11 ami., General Theme for
Lent. "Faces about the t' hist",
No. 2 Zacchaeus—+Jericho. (A
Tale of Two .Oities)
7.30 pm., What it means to be
a (Christian. No, 2. Three Reac-
tions -to the Gospel. Filmseeloe:
The Upper gloom, ,aymlbols of The
Cross, (2)
Monday 8 sero„ Area Confer-
ence Young (People,
Wednesday 7 ,p.m., Men's Din.
ner. ,Tie Guest Speaker, Ralph
Wilsen, Toronto. Film: ":What
Changed Charlie",
10 am., Church Solvate
Church Membership Class 12.11
in Vestry.
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First Presbyterian
Church
REV. D. LESLIE ELDER
Minister
10 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL AND
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP CLASS
11 a.m. "Conscience at the
Cross." No, 2 "The Conscience
of Peter"
Music, anthem, "Seek Ye the
Lord" (Roberts)
Soloist, Mr. James T. Scott
4.30 p.m, VESPER SERVICE
"Blessed Quietness"
Music: A Trio—Misses Carole
Elder, Betty Jean Andrews,
Pearn McLean
Everyone Welcome
Y.P.S. at 7.30 P.M.
H. A. KEMPSTIIIR
Organist and Choir Leader
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NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP
All car owners in the Township of Mc-
Killop are requested not to park • their
cars on the roads of the Township during
the winter.
Cars that are left on the roads are
contrary to the Highway Traffic Act, and
are a detriment to operation of snow
plows.
Please note that Provincial Police will
take the necessary action to see that
cars are not left on roads, and prosecutions
may follow.
Dated Feb. 16th, 1959
W. J. MANLEY
Road Superintendent
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Town of Seaforth
Re Dog Proclamation
In view of the disregard by the general
public of the recent proclamation
issued by the Town. Council re the
confinement of dogs, and the fact that
they -are not to run at large at -any
time, the Council feels that charges
must be laid under this By-law.
Any owner or harborer of a dog who
allows it to run at large can be sum-
moned into court. The fine in a case of
this kind could be $50.00 and costs.
The Council and myself would ask all
citizens concerned to comply with the
laws and avoid the consequences.
B. F. Christie
Mayor
Roe, The Stit eilaptel' of the study
book, 'Concert* of a Continent,
was preparedHrs. Nortel SU'
mere in question and enewol'
Perm. lObitel Donnie read the en.
ewers. The ehap,tel' dealt wblh
"The Canadian. Indians" ]n (re.
geed to nrnebers, places of resl-
deneo, education, enflrencllise
mutt etc. Menthol's wore we.
minded •et ,the .invitation to 'are
tend the World Day of Prayer
Service at Winthrop Church on
Friday afternoon at 2.30 p.011. The
steeply were list was read con-
taining eI,iddren's socks, hot -we -
ter (battle covers etc. The meet-
ing closed isy repeating the Mis.
pah .Benediction. Mrs, Wan, Den-
nis presided for the W. A. The
minutes were read and the roll
call taken allowing 15 members
present. The !Christmas cards are
to be 'brought In at the next
meeting, Mrs. Stimore to look at
ter thorn. The !postponed social Ito
be held this eiriday evening. Two
layette's were tended out to be
finished by May 1st. Ma's. Sti-
more ;distributed new holiday
bags. Hymn 358 was 'sung and
Mrs. Dennis closed the meeting
with: player. Lunch was served.
WALTON
!1%e W.I. sponsored a euolire
and lost heir panty Friday even.
•ing with the following ;prize win-
ners:
inners: Lost heel', Mrs, Walter Bew-
ley ladies high Anne AdbiSles,
ladies low 21111 [Humphries,
gents' high:,Bob Humphries low.
Euchre, Mrs. Jack Gordon, ladies'
high; Mss, J'im McDlenadd, mew;
Marry Marshall, gents' high; Cy -
nil Ryan, low.
The Federation of Agriculture
will sponsor a Workshop dror Mor
pis and Grey townships on Tues
day,' Feb. 24th at 8.30 pen. to ,the
oceemunity hall, Walton. There
will he a guest speaker from
London :present and a recreation
(period will be conducted en folk
dancing, Ladies please bring
lnneh,
Mrs. Agnes Davidson lie visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Me.
Donald .and ether relatives before
returning to her home at Cal-
gary, Alta.
Ma•. John Watson was taken to
a London hospital on, Monday
afternoon.
Mr.-.'raoaarance Dundas 'has re-
turned home after (being confined
to Stratterd General! Hospital fol'
(the past three weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Ritchie
and Larry of Egnuonclvidde visited
with Me. and Mrs. Clifford Re: -
eerie and Mn'. John Ritchie on
Sunday.
The Wovkl Day et Prayer was
;held in Dufls 'United Church last
Friday afternoon with the Angli-
can ladies as guests. Theme of
service wars "He said, Lord, I be-
lieve and he Worshipped ;Elim."
J'jo's• Wilbur Turnbull, ;lnesidlent
of W.M:S., conducted the call to
Woe -skip lllith Ma's. Ron Bennett
reading the various scripture
passages used in the worship
service. The (hyalin "Shepherd, of
:Eager Youth" was sung with
Mrs. Herb Travis as pianist. The
Penitence part of the service was
taken by Mrs. Dave Watson; As-
surance, Mrs. Margaret Hnm>ph-
ries; Consecration, 5Ii's. F. 'rl2itoln-
ell; Intercession, Mrs. D. Watson,
Mrs. A. McDonald introduced the
guest speaker, Rev. K. W. Jaggs
of Brussels Anglican charge 'who
gave an 'interesting address on
"Prayer", Mrs. :Ed Brlans 'thank-
ed the speaker on behalf of the
WMS ladies. A solo "Lend Teach
Us How To (Pray" was sung •hy
1'],ts. Nelson Reid, .The offering
was received by Mea, H. Craig.
Mrs. W. Turnbull concluded the
service with the hymn 'The Day
Thou Gayest, Lord, is ended" tot-
lowed by the Benediction,
The W.A. held -their Feb. moot.
ing Zn the church basement, on
Thursday afternoon with Mr,s.
Kenneth McDonald as President.
(Hymn 388 "0 Master ]et me Walk
with Thee" was sung and .scrip-
ture lesson taken from Cor. 1: 31
and 12: 1-13 was retie by Mrs. B.
Johnston, Mass. McDonald com-
mented on same. 'The secretary's
report was given by Mrs. Ronald
Bennett and (•mass. A. Coutts gave
the financial statement.
An English. Irish and Scotch
Variety Social will be held Fri-
day evening at 8.15 in the cbnrclh
basement. Ladies are requested
to .bring sandwiches and tuts.
Doorkeepers to be Mrs. A. Coutts
and Mrs. R. Bennett, The 10111 of
Grey and 8th of Morrds to help
serve and Boundary and 17tH to
clean sup Mrs. Martin, Bean will
order 50 boxes of assented lards
to be .distributed among the
groups and sold. It was left with
the kitchen committee to loo]; af-
ter buying .paper for the setting
of tables, also old tablecloths to
be .made into tea towels end ito
replace with new ones. Another
project (tor 011e year wild be a var-
iety :Ruction in the tall, The meet-
ing closed with prayer.
Mrs, D. Watson. opened the
WeIS .meeting with sprayer. The
roll call was answered by a verse
of "Fault" and tbe minutes of the
last meeting were read by Mas,
R, McMichael and several (cards
of thanks were acknowledged,
Mrs. H. ,Craig gave .the treasur-
er's .report and Mrs. el, McMich-
ael 'stressed the need of remind-
ing each group of the March of
Dimes. A prayed' (for our Mission -
Ory, Mies Florence Taylor was
given by Mrs. MoM'iohael. 'Phe
Commnnty Fellowship Seorebary
Mrs. C. Ritdhie gave a reading
entilted "Sees Salvation of 'Major-
tty by Christ or Commmanliem",
Ths topic,rwas taken by (the '17011.
and Boundary group with Mrs. 1).
Buchanan choosing as her topic
"Knott/ ,our Neighbours, the Ihcli-
ans". Prayer closed the meeting,
KIPPEN
A, miscellaneous Shower was
held for Mariene Deeper, bride
elect of next Saturday, at the
Houle of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Crvel Cooper on Saturday
arteruoola. Miss Margaret Cole.
man fertlisheti • the music for a'
sing song Miss Margaret McKay
gave a reading on St: Valentine's.,
Mrs, Alex Mihai' a poem and -Miss,
Blaine Ross and Joanne Coleman
sang two numbers. left's, Robert
Elgie conducted •a contest. Mies
Miu'iene Ostrand`read an address
to Marlene and she was present-
ed with many beautiful gifts, for
which ' Marlene thanked every
one. The event, was arranged by,
Mrs. Jack Consitt and Mrs. Ernie
Ross.
141r, and Mrs, Harold Jones and
sone visited Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, Wm, Parsons and Bob of
Oromarty.
Mrs, Howard Finkbeiuer who
has been a patient in Clinton
Hospital, is now spending a few
days with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McClinchey of Clinton.
The. Bowers in the church Sun-
day were. placed by the family
and in memory of the late Mr.
and Mrs, Geo, E. Thomson.
Mrs. Reid Torrance of Porters
Hill was a week end guest of her
father Mr. Henry Ivison and sis-
ter Miss Jean Ivison.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Earl Sproule of
Exeter were Sunday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Meths..
Mr. Bob Clarke, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Clarke Jr., who had
the misfortune to sprain his left
wrist while playing hockey in Mit-
chell recently, is improving fav-
orably:
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Stapes and
Larry of London visited Sunday
with Mrs. Stoke's father, Mr. Ro-
bert Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle and
Jim visited Sunday evening in
Clinton at the home of Emerson's
mother, Mrs. Kyle.
On Saturday afternoon,MMlr. and
Mrs. Eldon Jarrett, Ruth Ann and
Miss Betty Fletcher of Iirkton
attended the capping ceremony. of
their daughter Marie at Stratford
General Hospital.
Mrs. Robert McBride was taken
last week to the Rest Honie in
Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. ]d Wahl of Lis-
towel were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Dickert.
ilIr. and Mrs, Alf Moffatt who
have vacationed the past three
weeks with a sister and brother-
in-law Mr. and Mrs, Rontzon of
Vero Beach, .Florida, returned to
their hone on Saturday.
The World's Day of Prayer ser-
vice was observed in the Kippen
United Church with an attend-
ance of around 60 ladies, The
ladies of Brucefield Church join-
ed with the Kippen women for
the service, Mrs. Norman Walker,
Brucefteld, key woman for 1959,
led in the prepared program, and
was assisted by Mrs. Rev. David-
son, Mrs. J. Cairns and Mrs. Eke
gar Allen of Beucefield, and Mrs.
John Andersen, Mrs. .Alex Me
11211rtrie, Mrs.Winston-' Workman,
e.w
Mrs. Star•t'1'epper and Mrs:
Russell'; Consitt of Kippen. Those
who offered prayers during the
period of intercession were Mrs:
H. Dalrymple, Miss Bowey, Mrs.
Mel Graham, Mrs. Emerson Kyle
and Mrs. Bert Faber. Mrs. Ronald
McGregor . of Ilippen gave a suit-
able address en "The Day of
Prayer" Mrs. Fred McGregor, of
Brucefield, acdem paned by Mrs.
Walter McBe4th 'at the piano;
sang a solo "The Stranger of Ga-
lilee," The offering was taken by
Mrs. Harold Jones and Mrs, John
Cooper Jr. At the conclusion of
the service Mrs. Lorne Wilson,
Brucefleld, was appointed key
woman Xor 1009,
The S, 2, scholars at St, And-
re -We Ulifed Church who receiv-
ed dipienills and seals on SentlsY
were; let diploma, Brenda Tura.
er, Lyn Alderclioe, Susie Mee Los.
11 to D r s MoIK d' diploma, At gla "4y, 211
Gweneth Jones and Gerald John-
ston. 2nd year seals, Debra And-
erson,, Dianne Mcleity, Janice Mc-
Nichol. 4t11 year seals, Donna
Weitelieuse. 5th year seals, Ken-
neth Jones, .Jinn Kyle, Billy 'Turn-
er;. David Turner. Otle year seals,
Nancy .'.Consitt; Wendy ' Jones,
Joan Sinetalr, Grant Jones, Ruth
Ann McNichol, Barbara Mcleich-
01 and Robert Cooper. 7111 year
seals, Joyce Hood, Garry Jones,
Robert Turner, Jim Consitt, Jelin
Consitt, Donald Parsons, David
00011er. 11th year seals, Sharon
McBride.
BRODHAOEN
Mr. and Mee. H. Diegel, of
Mitchell called on Mr. and Mas,
Geo. Mogk on Sunday and also
at the home of Mrs. -(Elizabeth
Querengesser recently.
CROMARTY
When the ladies of Mt. Pleas-
ant and Etoy''s Church met for
the World 'Day of Prayer Service
in Roy's Church a feeling 'ef
TI -IE SEAFOR T H `MOWS- •Thursday, February' 10, 1989
great loss was 1011 in the passing
sof Ml's, J. G, Scott.. Ml's. Christie
as leader asked 000 a silence in
mammy After which she read:
New ,the .laborer's bask is o'er,
Now b11e 'battle day ,is past,
Nov upon the (farther.' shore
Laruds 'the voy'agel' at last,
Father In titY gracious keeping ,
Leave we now illy' servant sleep-
,ing(
There the tears (of earth ere dried
;Thera its hidden things are ;leer
;There (tile work of bite ds tried
1By a fluster Judge than We.
Power—Our Father we thank
Thee +Poi' the erientleliip of our
,deaa' member who hes, gene on to
fuer q•ewaa'd. May we all realize
it Is 2pirituad things that last.
dletp usto MRthe pence that elle
seft to 'Phy (honor and glee)",
,Amen.
dOIrs, Harvey Dow (played quiet
mudid ae :meeting came to order
with Mrs. A: Christie in chair.
Mrs. S. Graham, Mrs. G. Weiland
Mrs. H. Dow mead iseripture les-
sons, Mrs,, .C. Colemholun,' Mrs. Ce •
Cil Buliriil, Mrs. 1N. Dow, Mts. M.
.Ohh'istie, Mrs. J. Hocking led in
interoeeeion .prayer's. Mrs. Harries"
of Mitchell gave a very inspVrling
address in keeping wlthh World.
Day of Prayer Service, The faith
that dames eau (redeem the world.
A, solo "When itliq world bleagets"'
was very Ina011 iulipreeleted b+y
everyone aisd rendered by Mrs,
0, Dow .of M1.'Ploasaait, wiblt Krs..
0, Clrrlstie wt bits (piano. Al, the
close of the Meeting social 110110"
was repent,
Euchre - Dance
Hensall Town I1all
Friday, February 20
Sponsored by Kippen East
Women's Institute
Admission 75c. Lucky lunch
prize, Cool Quins Orchestra
Iauchre at 8.30
tree ts.
EUCHRE
Foresters Hall,
Constance
Friday, Feb. 20
Sponsored by the Lady Foresters
Admission 500
Lunch provided
Draw to be held for
Electric Frying Pan •
NOTICE TO MOTORISTS
Who Have Not Obtained
Their 1959 Licences
Your 1958 driver's licence and vehiclepermit will expire at Midnight,
March 18. After this date it will be.illegal to drive with 1958
• licence or plates.
DON'T WAIT TILL THE MARCH DEADLINE
Act liow and avoid inconvenience. A last minute rush will cause delay
at the 250 Agency Offices throughout the province -
Renew Your licences HOW
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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
HON. JOHN YAREMKO, Q.C„ Minister D. J. COLLINS, Deputy Minister
take a longer vacation
trip this year
forward to owning a
home of his own
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