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Mr, and Mrs. Darold Mol
quietly observed their 25t1 weld•
ing anniversary on Tuesday..
Mrs. Roy Fluolinegarde o1
Stratford with Mrs. Resiite Mil-
ler.
Mr, and Mrs; Chris, W. Leon-
hardt ,spent the week end with
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin hose in Sar-
-.Illi.
Mr, and Mrs, Jolut Mueller and
Ruth Ann . ot Hamilton with her
smother, Mrs, Aug. Hillebreeht,
Mr. Earl Sholdice, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph McEachern, Teresa,
Donna, 'Ralph and Ruth of Tltorn-
hill, called on Mr. and Mrs, Rus-
sell Sholdice on Saturday, Teresa
remaining with her cousin Bev-
erley
everley until Sunday while the rest
visited in Brussels and Walton.
Mr, Louie Kahle of Detroit has
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Eieknteir and other rein,
lives,
Master Karl Pfeifer has been
staying at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ciarenee
Pfeifer, rr 2, Monkton.
Mrs, Dan Fischer has been con-
fined to Stratford hospital,
Mrs. Ed Wardell returned from
Seaforth hospital after receiving
treatment on a dislocated shoul-
der.
'rhe sympathy of the connun-
ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Pfeifer in the death of
their infant daughter Linda El-
len at Stratford hospital.
Mr, Larry Beuerman of Sea -
forth, who spent the summer
months on the farm of his grand-
mother, Mrs, Louie Hillebrecht
and Edgar. recently left to at-
tend agriculture college at Rid-
getown.
On Sunday afternoon the fam-
ilies and relatives of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Diegel of Mitchell,
and Mr, and Mrs. Russell Shold-
ice gathered in the basement of
the community hall, when Harold
and Russell showed pictures of
their trip to Europe during the
summer. A social time was spent
and lunch was served at the sup-
per hour. About 100 attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Switzer
of Kirkton, Miss Marjorie Hod-
gert of London and Mr. Ray Ben-
newies of London with Mr, and
Mrs, Norman Bennewies on Sun-
day.
On Thursday evening relatives,
neighbors and friends gathered
at the community hall to celeb-
rate with Mr. and Mrs. George
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oecasion of their 49th wedding
anniversary, Mrs. Reiman
read the address and they 'were,
presented with a chesterfield. and
chair. Refreshments and lunch
was provided and enjoyed by all,
Mueller's orchestra played for
dancing.
On Friday evening a good
crowd gathered at the commun-
ity hall here to celebrate the
25th wedding anniversary of Mr,
and Mrs, Ed Boyce, Seaforth.
On Saturday evening a shower
was held for Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Sykes thlartha Hinz) at the
same hall. Mrs. Feltz read the
address and they were presented
with a chesterfield and chair.
Clarette'sorchestra played for
dancing and lunch was served,
Cpl, Dick Watson, who is sta-
tioned at Cautli Borden for a 'tow
weeks, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Laverne Wolfe on Sunday. He
was accompanied by Ol, Ray
Lang.
Mr. and Mrs, Lavern Waite
and grandsons visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Connolly at
Sebringville,
Miss Linda Seherbartli, little
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Charles
Seherbarth, has been confined to
Stratford hospital,
Mr, and Mrs. Brill of Preston
visited with their son, Rev, Har-
old Brill on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Don McLaughlin
and Dale of Kincardine with Wil-
liam Riegel on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Leonhai'dt
and Dale of near St. Marys with
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leonhardt
on Sunday.
CONSTANCE
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Preszcator and fancily for
Saturday evening dinner were
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence HUI and
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Pfaff of Cred-
iton, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Webb
Of Dashwood, Mr, and Mrs. Bob
Jennison and Mrs, Olive. Webb
of Grand Bend, Mr, and Mrs.
Jerry Cook of Clinton and Mr,
and Mrs. Ron, Preszcator: on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Pfaff and family, Crediton visited
with the Preszcatoi family,
Mrs, Lorne Lawson visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hoag and family and with Mrs.
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Northside United
Church
85th Anniversary
SUNDAY, OCT. 28th, 1962
Services at 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. S.T.
REV. C. D. McLELLAN
B.A., B.D., D.D.
Asst. Minister of First -St. Andrew's U.C.,
London, as Guest Minister
11,00 A.M.
"STIR UP THE GIFT OF GOD”
7 P.M.
"WATCH YOUR STEP"
Special musical numbers by
the Choir at both services
Organist - Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart
Choirmaster - Mr. J. A. Stewart
Minister - Rev. J. Cliff Britton, P.A.
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Final date for
yment of n
of Seaforth taxes
is CT .Ist,
lelizabath' Joltn of Newmarket:
Mie. 'Annie Medd is visiting
with her sister, , Mrs, Araoid
Miller of IGeeteriele Telvltship,
Mr, and Mrs. Rose' MaeGredor
and girls vlslted Sunday with Mn
Charles MacGregor, assistant Age
Rep, at Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Jewitt,,
iOle, and Mrs. Reg. Lawson, Mr,
awe Mrs. Wnt. Jewitt, Mr, and
Mrs. Logue Lawson and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank litley, attended the
Londesboro United Church an-
niversary services on Sunday
when Rev. H. Snell was special
speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Clifford Adams and Mrs, Mae
Adams,
Mr, and Mrs, Ron, Preszcatoi'
and Mr. and Mrs, Howard Presz•
cater and fancily visited with Mr.
and Mrs. T. Fox of Point Clark,
it being the occasion of the 23rd
wedding anniversary of Mr, and.
Mrs, Fox.
Guests with Mr, and Mrs. Bor.
den Brown and girls on Sunday
were Mr, and Mrs, George 'Vitals
and family and Mrs, Sarah
Brown of Hanover, Mr. and Mrs,
Clifford Brown and family of
near Walkerton; Mr, and Mrs,
Ronald Lamont and girls of near
Elmwood; Mr. and Mrs, Beige
Nog'uchi of Guelph,
iVtr, Minto Moore, Toronto and
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Bradbury,
Weston visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Robe Grimoldby Friday
after the funeral of their father,
Ml'. Janes Moore, at Clinton,
Visitors on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Reg. Lawson were Miss
be at the November. meeting.
The roll call is' to contain a verse
with peace in 11.
Aft invitation Crone Burns'
Citureh to attend their Bezaitr
and Tea at Londesboro hall, on
October e0 at 2,30 p.nt. was ac=
opted, The meeting closed with
all repeating' the Lord's Prayer,
Miss Bessie Davidson who is
tttel'tng to Seaforth wits present-
ed with a gift from the group.
Mrs, E. Mitchell had charge of
the Bible Study, Those serving
lunch were the hostess, Mrs, Mac
Sltolttice, Mrs, Ron Bennett and
Mrs. R, Achilles.
The Walton Women's Institute
sponsored a card party in the
community hall Friday evening
when eaoli member had the Priv-
ilege
rivilege of inviting two ladies as
guests.
Court whist was played with
Mrs. Clifford Ritchie winning the
high prize and the low prise went
to elm. Allan Campbell. Mr's,
Jack Gordon was winner in a
draw for a luncheon set, The
door prize was won by Mrs, Eva
Dougan; lucky cup, .Mrs. D, A,
Rann; gift box, • Mrs, Stewart
Humphries; most buttons on
their dress, Mrs, Jos, Ryan;
most articles in purse, Mrs, Edna
McDonald,
Mi•s, Clarence Martin and Ml's,.
Nelson Marks were in charge 01
theands and Mrs, Jint Clark
convened the lunch with Mi's,
Geo, Williamson, Mrs, Ernie
Stevens and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet
Jr., assisting,
Institute Fainily Night will be
held Friday evening, Oct, 26 in
Mary Tuner, R'inghant, Mr.
the Community Hall when the
Harold Turner, Goderleh, Mr executive will be in charge and
and Mrs, Fred Elliott, Clinton, all members will assist with the
and Air. and Divs. John Turnerlunch which will consist of sand -
of T ttckersmith, wiches and tarts.
U.CW. Meets Coloured slides on Canada will
The members of Constance be shown by Mr. Uerald_Dressel
COW assembled in the basement 01 Toronto and progressive
of the Church last Wednesday euchre will be played,
afternoon for the October regular The course "143 lbs. of meat
meeting. tins. Whyte opened the held their first meeting Wednes-
meeting assisted by Mrs, Reg, •day evening at the home of Mrs.
Lawson, who also acted as sec- T. Dundas. Anyone still interest-
retary iu absence of Mrs. Riley. ed in taking the course notify
Miss Wilma Dale gave her re- Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull or Mrs, T.
port on her visit to Alma College Dundas,
as a delegate in August. Mrs. Y.P.U.
(Reg. Lawson took the worship The YPU niet in the church
service and Mrs. 'Wilmer Gloush- with sixteen members present.
er read the scripture lesson, Mrs, The worship service was conduc-
Borden Brown took the Bible ted by Donna Smith assisted by
study. Business natters were='is- Ruth h Ritchie. June Him unbolt•
cussed andvitt ag
last minute plant am and Mary Helen Buchanan.
fall thankotfering meeting the A study was made 01 the right
made for Oct. 24th. The c' d wren
tee in charge to bring in tlrmon the g ways to worship in
ry society arch and meetings and the
of officers at the NovembPn "John Wenuette of individual worship.
ing. The ladies had accepted an
invitation to Turner's on Oct. 25
at 8.15; also to the Burns bazaar
and tea held in Londesboro hail
on Oct. 30th. The closing hymn
was sung and Mizpah benedic-
tion was repeated,
WALTON
The first meeting for 1962.63
of the CG•IT was held in the Sun-
day School Room on Tuesday
evening, October 16 with twelve
members present.
The olticees for the coming
year are: President, Nellie Baan;
Vice Pres., Alexins 1V[lliamson;
Secretary and press reporter,
Sherrill Craig; Lunch committee,
Linda' Traviss, Wenda Humph-
ries; games committee, Mary
Bewley, Glenna Houston.
Mrs, Neil McGavin took the
first chapter of our Mission
Study book "Four from Moon-
beam.” Shirley Bolger conducted
the Worship Service including
hymns, Bible Reading and Pray-
er. The Benediction was given
and the meeting closed by sing-
ing Taps.
The leaders are Mrs. Neil Mc -
Gavin and Miss Shirley Bolger,
Walton Unit
Mrs. Mac Sholdice was hostess
to 29 members of the Walton
Unit of the UCW for their Oc-
tober meeting,
Mrs. E. Mitchell presided, us-
ing the hymns "The Lord is My
Shepherd” and "What a Friend
we have in Jesus" throughout the
meeting, Mrs, Ron Bennett led
the group in prayer, followed by
the Scripture reading taken
from Deut, 8, by Mrs. Walter
Uewley,
Meditation "Privileges we In-
herit" was given by the leader,
A Thanksgiving topic "A Crown
of Goodness" given by Mrs. Earl
Watson stressed our dependence
on heavenly powers for the
abundance of our harvest while
we watch and wait, These are
possessions to be shared. Secre-
tary and Treasurer reports Were
gluon,
Our fowl supper is to be held
November 7th. The Thanksgiving
meeting will be Nov, Dtb, Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. There is
to be a film at this meeting,
Copper Captains, Mrs. Finlay-
son and Mrs, J, Clark will be in
charge 01 the copper contest to
The 1962-63 slate of officers
was elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Donna Smith; Vice Presi-
dent, Bob Houston; Secretary,
Ruth Ritchie; Treasurer, Linda
Bryans; Pianist, Mary Helen
Buchanan,
Plans were made for the
Huron YPU Rally to be held in
the Walton Church, October 28.
It was decided that the regular
YPU meetings will be held the
first and third Mondays of each
month, Committees for the No-
vember meetings were appointed.
Lunch was served by the com-
mittee in charge, Geraldine
Dennis, Donna Snaith, Bob
Humphries.
The Walton Branch of the Can-
adian Bible Society will meet in
the Walton United Church on
Friday evening, November 2nd
at 8.30 p.m. Mr. J. C. Thompson,
District Secretary, will address
the meeting' and present the
latest filmstrips on the work of
the Society. All interested per-
sons are encouraged to attend
this meeting.
Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Roe, of
Rockcliff, Illinois, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Smalldon.
lilr, and Mrs, A. Coutts visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Earl Coutts, Toronto,
Mrs. F, II, Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Doug, Ennis spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Ennis,
Hamilton,
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Porter vis-
ited with Mr, and Mrs. Jas. La-
mont or London on Sunday,
ST. COLUMBAN
Jack Moylan in Brooklyn, N,'4.
visiting his daughter, Sister
Donald Marie,
Mrs, Rita Stapleton, Colling-
wood, with Mr, and Mrs. ,Toseplt
Kale.
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connor
spent the weekend in Detroit,
Mr, and Mrs, Jinn Mantoux and
family, Toronto with Mr. and
Mrs, V. 3, Labe,
:Nur, and Mrs, T. J, Murray and
family in Meaford with Mr. and
Mrs, Don Brady,
Mee. Margaret McMillan and
son son ,Tack, Flint, with Mr. and
Ml's, William McMillan,
Mt, and Mrs. Auguste Du•
c11a•me in London with Mr, and
Mrs, Tom Ducharme,
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KIPPEN
On Octoberr 1011i the 4-1•1 Stan•
lay Sallies was held at the home
01 Mee. Eileen Corvette -Tine meet-
ing opened with the 4.0-1 pledge.
The roll oail was answeredby a
vegetable we lnatle at house,
Wendy Jones read the minutes'
and the topic was Carried leech.
es. Wendy Jones and Marilyn
Keyes made peanut butter and
Carrott sandwiclies, and Nancy
Collettt, Cwenuetlt Hendrio'k
made chopped hang with pine.
apple and cream cheese sand-
wiches. T1te meeting closed with
the Queen,
On Oct, 17111 the 4-11 Stanley
Sallies held their .meeting at the
house of Mrs. H, Hendrick, The
meeting opened with the 4H
pledge. The roll call was answer-
ed by giving a raw vegetable we
could take to school or work.
Nancy Consitt read the minutes
and plastic covers given fol' the
record books, The topic was
"vegetable and salad," The. next
meeting is to be held Tuesday,
Oct. 23rd. The meeting closed
with the Queen.
U.O.W. Meeting
The United Church UCW held
their October meeting in the
Sunday School room on Tuesday,
Oct, 9111, with 26 ladies present.
Mrs, Ilarold Jones was in charge
of the meeting. Mrs, Aleve, Me
Murtrie took the worship and
Mrs. Bert Faber read the topic
Of study, Mrs. R, Engle gave a
reading. Plans and preparations
were discussed, and committees
set up for the November bazaar,
The hostesses were Mrs. Morley
Cooper and Mrs. Jos, Lostell,
On Sunday, Oct, 14th the f01 -
lowing children received the rite
of Holy Baptism; Bradley Mich-
ael,
ichael, son of Mr. and Mrs, Douglas
Mann; Bradley James, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Wayne McBride,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair,
Marie and Joan attended the
Sylvester-Gaudeppe wedding at
Sudbury Saturday afternoon,
Miss Joyce Hood spent a re-
cent week end in London, the
guest of her cousin, Dianne
Perkin,
Mi•. John Heath, Fredericton,
N.B„ brother of Mrs. Peterson,
and Mrs. Stanley Heath of
Thainesville, visited Friday with
NIr, and Mrs. Peterson.
Mr, Burke and some friends
are enjoying a few Bays noose
hunting in Northern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride
and Sharon attended the Moore -
McBride wedding on Sat., Oct. 20
in Janes Street Church, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Beath of
Thamesville visited Saturday
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs, R, Peterson
and family.
Mr. David Cooper of Western
University, London, spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 3. A. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dalryin-
ple, Bonnie and Betty of Bruce -
field, visited Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. E. McBride and Sharon.
Mr, and Mrs. Peterson of Kip.
pen visited Sunday at the home
of her brother, Mr. Douglas
Heath of Sarnia, attending a re-
union of the family.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Doig of
Grand Rapids, Mich., visited Sat-
urday afternoon with Mrs, N.
Long and a sister, Miss Janet
Doig at Clinton, later visiting Mr:
Long' who is a patient in Strat-
ford General hospital.
NIr, and Mrs. Wm. Franks of
London and Mrs. David Kilpat-
rick of London visited during the
week with Mrs. Rowson.
Anniversary services Sunday
at 11 a,m, and 7.30 p,m, in St.
Andrew's United Church were
well attended. Rev, Edgar Rouls-
ton ot Exeter, the guest speaker,
delivered inspiring sermons and
the church was attraotive with.
autumn flowers. Special music
was rendered by the choir under
the leadership of Miss Jean IvI-
son. Mi', Leslie Pierson of Clin-
ton as guest soloist was accom-
panied at the organ by Mrs. Lobb
of Clinton.
HENSALL
The members of Amber Rebek.
ah Lodge are bolding an after-
noon toa and bake sale in the
lower lodge hall on Saturday at
3 p,ni,
� Skatin
Friday, Oct. 26
8 to 10
25c and 35c
Saturday
Skating 2 to 8,3D
10c and 25c
)Wednesday, Oct, 31
Skating 8 to 10
25c and 35c
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DUBLIN
Q.W.L. Supper
The monthly meeting of the
Catholic Women's League was
held in tJie form of a pot luck
supper, cit Tuesday evening is
St, Patrick's 'Parish Hall with 65
in attendance,
The President, Mrs, Harold
Meagher, opened the nteetiue
with the League Prayer. The see.
rotary, Miss Dorothy Dillon, read
the minutes 01 the previous
meeting. Mrs. Tom Butters gave
the treasurer's report, Mrs. Fer-
gus Horan moved the meeting be
adjourned.
Following the meeting titers
was a euchre held,, with Mrs,
Janes J. Krauskopf and John
Van Geffen winning the prizes,
Rev. Don Benninger, C,S,B., of
Owen Sound with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Benninger,
Tont holland and J, Casper, of
Windsor with Matt, Murray.
Mrs, Jane MacDonald, Goder-
ich with Mrs. E. Jordison,
Rev. H, F. Feeney, 0,11„ of St,
Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, with
his mother, Mrs, Kathleen Feen-
ey.
Mrs, Rita Stapleton, Coiling-
wood with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Stapleton and relatives,
Mr. and Mrs, Billie Feeney and
daughters, Kitchener with Mrs,
Nicholas Ktattskopf.
Mrs. Gus Denomnte and .Mich-
ael, Mrs. John Robinson, Dor-
othy, Frances and Judy with Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Looby and rel-
atives,
Hugh McMillan, a corner resi-
dent of Tuckersmith, passed
away suddenly at his home in
Dublin, Friday, Oct, 19. He had
been living retired in Dublin the
past three years, and was a for-
mer employee,of the Boshart Co.
of Seaforth for two -years. He
was in his 56th year and was a
son of the late Mr, and Mrs.
Hugh McMillan and received his
education at Seaforth Schools,
He is survived by a sister, Sister.
Mary Frances (Mary) of St.
Joseph Community of Haney, Br.
Columbia; a nephew in Flint,
Michigan, and a niece in Califor-
nia. The remains rested at the
Burke Funeral Home and the
Requiem Iligh Mass was chanted
at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church, Dublin, at 9.30 a.m. on
Monday by Rev, R. Durand, Rev.
Dr, 3, B. Ffoulkes was in the
Sanctuary. Mrs. John Nagle pre-
sided at the organ. The pall-
bearers were ,Toho McCarthy, L.
Morris, Ray McKinnon, Cecil
Pullman, Robert Patrick, John
McKay. Interment took place in
St. James' Cemetery, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs, T. K. Patten of
Lucan called on friends at Dub-
lin on Tuesday.
PLAN HURON BRANCH
A meeting to plan the organiz-
ation of a Iiuron county branch
of the Canadian. Mental Health
Association was held in Clinton
town hall on October 15th. Rep-
resentatives were present from
several centres in the county.
Mr. Ralph E. Smith of Goderich
was chairman of the meeting,
Mr. H. W. Curtis Smout, field
representative in Western Ont-
ario for CMI3A, explained the or-
ganization and structure of the
association at the national, prov-
incial and branch levels. Tine
aims and objects of the associa-
tion, particularly at the local lev-
el, were outlined.
Plans were made to have a
public meeting during November
to take further steps toward or-
ganizing this unit for £'Iuron
county.
REMEMBER
Hospital Auxiliary
Rummage l
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Saturday, Oct. 27th
AT 2 P.M.
in Seaforth Library
Men's Wear
Ladies' Wear
Hats, Shoes & Purses
Children's Clothing
Furniture and Bric-a-brac
RAY SQUIRE
Superior Maintenance
Cleaning Service
Also pointing and repairing
brink and plastering,
Caulking windows etc.
ISABELLA STREET
Box 335 Seaforth
GROUPS 1 AND 5
of United Church Women of
Northside & Cavan Churches
are holding a
TEA, BAZAA.,
8e BAKE SALE
,in the Basement of the church
SAT., OCT. 27th
Dressed Pork
SUPPER
ORANGE HALL, SEAFORTH
Thursday, Nov. 1st
SUPPER SERVED 5 TO 8 P.M.
Sponsored by Orange Hall
Property Committee
Adults 91.00 Children 50c
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