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SPRING PLANTING—Seeforth's Horticul-
tural Society planted Honey Moon and
Yellow Boy marigolds In front of town hall
APPOINTMENT
recently after taking out. the tulip bulbs.
Shown above are Mary McLeod and Gladys
Doig= (Hundertmark photo)
Corre n
•d,a>tt;
MRS, LEWIS slennallotisa
8$7.9487 f.
Brownies of the l st Belgt;ave *wok Pack
hosted their mothers for their second: annual
Mother and Daughter Tea ,on Tuesday
evening, May 29 at Knorr united Church.
During the evening,, 35 badges were
presented as well as awards_for attendance,
inspection and lend a' }Band duties; Sabrena'
Black and'Jennifer Elston were .resented
"with; the Golden Bars d Trisha Taylor' was
,�awarded her Goldee Rand and':;' Brownie
-Wings. Trisha was also mined "Brownie -of
the Year".
The Brownies and leaders were joined by
SHORT'SHOTS
(Continued from }paage•A14)'
Church News and seems Appropriate here in
June'- a month for weddinqggs.
TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR MARRIAGE
1. Thou •.shalt not _ take thy partner for.
granted.
1J. Thou shalt not expect perfection from
each other.
III. Thou shalt he , patient, loving,
'understanding; kind and true.
IV. Thou shalt tend the • garden of love
daily.
V. Thou shalt take, great care that thy
partner's trust never is violated, or
diminished in any way::
VI. Thou shalt not forget thy wedding
vows, remembering especially those import- ,
ant words "For better or worse."
VII. Thou shalt not hide thy true feelings;
mutual love provides a bright sunlit room
where things.of.the heart can be discussed
-freely and without fear.
MI. Thou shalt respect each other as
individuals. Degrading words and a sharp
tongue cause ,grave distortions. Endearing
terms enable, lift up, engender peace.
IX. Thou shalt give thy marriage room to
gmw. Both partners should be Willing to face
the future together with confidence and
trust. Today is a better day for them than
yesterday, and tomorrow Will find them,
closer still.
X. Thou shall through all thy days,
reverence God, thy never forgetting
that it is He who has made you one.
SAFE DRIVER
Discounts, Prices on
AUTO INSURANCE
for claim free drivers
tt.
MAUREEN FLANAGAN
Vickie is pleased to announce 'that
Maureen will be assisting her at Just
Hair, Maureen is a graduate of The
.,t'ifademe111„Kitchener„and has 3 yrs -
experience working in Stratford.
Maureen and Vicki would both like to
extend a warm welcome to everyone to
stop in and say hello.
JUST HAIR
012::11'
iikktlea Egalpmad
•DEMONSTRATIONS
*INSTALLATIONS
*SALES
B&T
ANTENNA
V/ SALES
482-7129 . Brian McAsh
THE"' HURON •E CPOSI.
Dis ct C 1,1100 ssiopelt, Ilene Greer and two ' Browwnn's earner years were very
cul eland a dersfrom,'lst,Win.haplGwde * .active ha eh, alt wwoir ,Institute, she was
Coin an w oo artIn a fy tip re r any rr always [ready. to help others, in trouble
for Tr stl' 'Taylor •'Jfennifer Elston .bila" P ,yFo3o!ving ler husband"s death, she lived
and,Je' er by °iit#ng Will tlrtu tri les wtth;her, only daughter :,Ruth and sora -in-law
in the f ,fin, ' - ' 1. a Mr. 'and Mrs Bert Johnston for several
aMrs. Greer.. presented .Brownie Gtt'.d ,f, years, ,
Mrs. Dianne" Matisz with a pin"awarded,;for Shp also has one granddaughter, Mrs
the completion;' of the Maple Leaf training fMarilyn Thompson \ of Goderictt and two
g t grandsons, Douglas. Thompson ° of
e e> Brownie Guid' rs, oro d,Dann Thom son of G�oderich
���tl�einp bftltg y ... g ante an p
Mrs Nancy McKe an Mrs Dianne Matisz I ELEBRATES BIRTHDJI,Y
Were presented with a gift of •.apprreeiation The 95th birthday, ;celebration for Mrs
front, the Brownies I W r , Ethel Wheeler was heldln the Sunday school
Refreshtnentsworeservedby,si*Brownies zoom of Knox United, Church, Belgrave, on'
being;tested for their hostess hooge Saturday..
KNB71 i!IFj14S Many relatives and friends, including
Knox United,: Church,.'Belglrave. was decor- sister members of the Eastern Star attended-
aied with arras ement"s of strmtner iluvyers Relatives from 'a distance were Colonel
for the Sunday morning.:sservlce. and. Mrs, Wallter M, Williams, San Antonio,
M.rs.Geoorge;Procter, or'gani`st, presented -a Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, East.
prelude of sacred numbers and accompanied Dennis, Massachusetts; . Mr. and Mrs.'
the cho of mixed voices Stewart Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth
Rev. john, G Roberts chose scripture . Wlisod, Melissa and Jenny, Watkins 'Glen,
reading from Acts pertaining to Pentecost. Newlork and Mrs. Susan Harvey and Ivan,
He tisedthree comparisons to relate his Santa Fe, New Mexico.,
message, naively `Speaking and Hearing,,: anowtasexaMPICS
"Consumer and Labourer" and'"Institution On. Tuesday, May22' at the relar
and Community," Browtoie tnengg, thBrownies were jollied
WIIiLCELEBRATE'lOOth' byeighttgirls'whowill be old enough to jin
Amelia Brown was. a resident at Bropk- Brownies in; the fall.Everyone enjoyed the
haven Nursing Rothe until March' 12 when chance to get acquainted.
she suffered a stroke and is a -patient in the On Saturday, Junee 2, 16 Brownies
Winghatlaa . and . District Hospital. She is participated_in a "Brownie.Olympics" held at
cele rating her 100th birthday on Juice 14. East Wawaposh PublicSchool.
She has enjoyed fairly good health up to the The Brownies earned their athlete badge
last three years. and' enjoyed crafts, games, singing and
Mrs, Brown was born on a, farm on plenty of hot dogs � ,
concession 14 of Grey Township. She is the PLSNO RECITAL'
eldest daughter of the late Mur. and Mrs. Thepiano pupils of Judy,Morton held their-
Teesdale
heirTeasdale Whitfield. Two sisters and one annuail piano recital on Sunday .afternoon'
brother are deceased. June 3 at Knox United Church.. e
She stayed on her parents' farm until she Twenty-four pupils took'part, each playing
married Angus Brown of Listowel. They a piano solo. Some of the pupils played duets.
resided on concession four of Grey Township The students all performed well before an
and later moved back to the Teasdale appreciative audience of friends and refs -
Whitfield farm where they farmed until tives.
moving to Brussels. " Refreshments were served by the United '
In 1952 Mr. Brown passed away and their Church Women following.the recital. •
only son Clifford passed away in 1954. Students taking part ere: Trisha Taylor,
I
R, JUi11 13, 1934: ^*° A15
•
Laura Munro, Alison Coulter, Ruth Higgins,
Kate Procter, sa Aowboth m, Shawn
Campbell. , Jason . inpk ell, Heather Mc-
.Intosh, .Matthew Rowbotham, Tim Coulees,.
Steven Col Lana , Thompson, Paul
Mclntosh, Joanne Crawford, Lori Crawford,
Katie Row otham; Jennifer'Ricker, Jennifer
Procter, Tricia Daer, Pat Cull, Marjorie
Com. pbeli, Heather. Morton and Valerie
Ricker. •
ECIIIIROINIVERS
Nine tables were, in play at the weekly
euchre held in the W.I. Hall Wednesday,
June 6.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Frank
Thorn; second high lady, Mildred Stewart;
novelty lady, ROta Drehmann; low lady
Lill Potter; high man, Jim Coultes; second
high • maMix,ch,Rie; outlow Johnston;man,Mel novelty'Jacklm. man,
e
This Is , the last euchre for this spring.
Further notice will be given for starting,time
lin tit ' fall.
WM$
The S Associate meetinMEETINGwas heir} on
June 4 at'the home. of Mrs. Hebo $iertsema.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson opened . with a
poem and ahytiili' was sung.
Mrs. Slertsema:• read the scripture and
Mrs.'George Fear led in; prayer.
The topic was taken by Mrs. William
Dalrymple Who outlined all the reasons God
mated a day of rest.
Mrs. Nicholson read two poems "Nothing
lovelier" and "Twilight's Springtime". The
secretaryMcBu's reportwas given by Mrs. Jack
rney.
Mrs'. Nicholson closed the meeting with
prayer' and'1)inch was served by the hostess.
A sale of take goads and miscellaneous
articles was then held..
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs,William Eicher of Milverton
were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. JatnesCook, Avie and.Alycia,
of Winnipeg, Manitoba have returned home
recently after spending a week with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert cook.
Walton students tour nuclear plant
Correspondent
MRS. BETTYMcCALL
887-6677
On May 31 the teachers and staff and a few
Volunteers of both Seaforth and Walton
Public Schools.•to_ ed the, Bruce Nuclear
Development plant- An evening meal was
served prior to the . tour and a slide
presentation was shown.
PENTECOST SUNDAY
Pentecost Sunday was held at Duff's
United Church with the Sacrament of Holy
Communion. Greetingworshippers were Mr.
and Mrs. Olene Dennis. Organist was Marion
Godkin. Ushers for June are Roy' Williamson,
Howard.Hackwell and Brian McGavin.
John William Gillis and Richard George
Love were received as new members to Duffs
Church.
Rev. Charles A. Swan took as his sermon,
"The Day of Pentecost",
'On the church calendar for tins week;
Rath Axtmann to be speaker for the VCW
joint' meeting Wednesday evening at tate
church.
In"hospital are Mrs. Saur Sr., Wingham;
Rolly Achilles, Clinton; Hugh Johnston,
Stratford; Norman Schade has been moved to
London from Clinton.
"'W.I. NEWS
Citizenship and World Affairs meeting will
be held Wednesday June 20 with convenors
Viola Kirkby and Margery Huether in'charge.
Members are asked to bring a guest and
wear a bicentennial costume if possible. •
Roll call: Name a city in Ontario. Contest on
Bicentennial trivia pursuit. Everyone is.
welcome,
"Unisex Hair Design”
33Main St. Seaforth 527-0312
for; detailr, (toI>Atallat : ,,
JOHN MOORE
INSURANCE BROKER
OFFICE -DUBLIN 345-2512
DAVE MOORE, Rosidsnc. -,341-9610
JOHN MOORE, Rosidoncu - 344-9067 .
BENDER'S ABATTOIR •
Hdme Grown Beef andPPrk
MUI Street. Henson 2 00
Whalosarat jet *tit 0.rtd R etyght9rV g -
'Kill clay Tuesday. NO CHARGE FOR BEEF
SLAUGHTERING IN • JUNE, Market wolght
hogs. Complete flat rate '35.00 .
Book In advance
Friday. June 1st to Saturday, June 30th
Our own chubs. Bologna, Wieners, Polish & Summer
Sausage, Jellied Pork and Processed Homs 6 -Picnics.
Our Motto Is - "The Golden Rule"
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iirectort
hone 527O24J
Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of
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Office 527-0555
Res. 527-1784
Complete Floral Service
with a personaltouch
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JEWELLERS
iOT
• DIAMONDS • WATCHES
• JEWELLERY. FINE CHINA
• ENGRAVING SERVICE
Gifts for every occasion
All Types of Repairs'
Phone -527;0210
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
will be held
Tuesday, June 26, 1984
at8p.m.
at the Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 156, Seaforth, Ont.
Feed, Seed, Fertilizer
Farm Supplies,
Petroleum Supplies,
Heating (ills
Seaforth 'Cel .op
527-0770
Portable Welding
and
Metal Fabricating'
—Reasonable Rates
Don McLennaghan
R.R. 42 Blyth, Out.
887.13673
Expert interior &
Exterior Decorating
W allcoverings
GARY. BANt
-rrf7-1S Kem Paints
li f• Windote Shades
HILDEBRAND
"PAINT AND PAPER
Phone 527-1880
15 Main St., Scaforth
Pefnttng, DecOralleg,
Paperhenging
interior and Exterinr
FREE ESTIMATES
Phone 527-1582
Seaforth, Ont.
Upholstering and
antiques and used furni-
ture restored.
Cam Holland •
MASONRY
• Brjc$t
• Block
• Angel Stone
Free Estimates
527-1906
Mnfflerit
Mufflers guaranteed
as long as you
own the car
SEAFORTH MOTORS
LTD. "
527.1010
Appliance
and Refrigeration
REPAIR
SERVICE
JimBroadfoot
482-7032
for the purpose of receiving the annual reports of the board of Trustees and of
the officials and to elect four Trustees.
The public Is Invited to attend
STEVE MURRAY
INSURANCE
BROKERS LTD.
S AFOR111
INSURANCE
BROKER LIMITED
Patz
The by-laws of Seaforth Community Hospital provide that the board of trustees
shall include 12 trustees to be elected by members of the hospital corporation.
—MEMBERSHIP—
The by-laws provide with' respect to members as follows:
(1) The following persons shall be members upon resent -ion of the Board:
(a) A person who has donated or who donates S500.00 in any one year to the
Corporation shall be a life member.
(b) The president or designated officer of an association or organization who
pays the Corporation S25.00In any year shall be an ex officio member of the
Corporation for that year.
(c) A person who pays the annual membership fee to the corporation in any
year shall be a member of the Corporation for that year. The amount of this
fee shall be established from time to time by resolution of the Board of -
Trustees.
(d) Persons appointed honorary members shall not be subject to fees.
(2) A member who pays his fees annually shall not be entitled to vote at any
meeting of the corporation unless his membership fee was paid in full AT
LEAST THIRTY DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE MEETING.
By resolution of the Board the annual membership fee has been established at
two dollars.
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The public is invited
to take part in hospital
activities.
Horne
Business
Form
Au o
Manure Handling
& Feeding Systems
For more information call
STEVE MURRAY
St. Columban
345-2172
39 Main St., S.
Seaforth
•Home•Business
•Farm•Auto
eSickness
& Accidents
•Investments
527-1610
SALES & SERVICE
installation & Parts
tth Siemon
FARM SYSTEMS
R.R. 4 WALTON
PH. 345.2734 (anytime)
or Clinton
482-7971
FOR FREE PLANNING
AND ESTIMATES
Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home
CEMETERY
MONUMENTS
' ROSS. W. RI BEY,
DIRECTOR
87 Goderich Si., Seaforth
PHONE 527-1390
Sincere and
Courteous Service
Leon Russell
Appliance &
Refrigeration
Service
Wingham
357-3773
FLANAGAN
CARPENTRY
Aluminum siding, home
renovations. additions,
framing, roofing, resi-
dential and farm build-
ing
FREE ESTIMATES
PETER FLANAGAN 527-1399
Builders
Since 1956
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Mill St. WestaBrussels
Nett H0.810-6408
We sell and install
Pella aitd Hunt Windows
- Patio Doors insulated
Entrance Doors - lnstrl Glass
Refreshment's will be served following the
meeting.
G.G. McKenzie, Secretary .
David
Longstaff
Ltd.
Optician
87 -Main St. S. Seaforth
OPTOMETRISTS AND
OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
• f,' reseriptionsFifled
Promptly
• SIAVS ER BOERS
MOrt. Tues. Thurs. Fri.
10.5;30
Clo'sed Wed'. & Sat.
- Open. Tiles. Evening
by appointment only.
COMPLETE OPTICAL
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Res. 527-1942
T. J. DEVEREAUX
B.Sc., D.C.
Chiropractor
77 Main St- Seaforth, Ont.
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NEW HOURS:
Mon. 8:30-12
1:30-6:00
. Tues„ Thurs. 8:30-12,
3:30-8:30
Wed., Fri. Sat. 8:30.12
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CONCRETE FORMING
AND FINISHING
• Floors
• Driveways
• Patios
• Barnyards
BILL DOWNEY
HERMANand
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Dublin
34572888
SEW AND SAVE
CENTRE LIMITED
Sewing Machine Specialists
Repairs to all makes
I. FREE ESTIMATES
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SALES Husqvarna• White,,
Etna, Janome, lots of
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[2 doors south of Hudsonsf ,
STRATFORD 271-9660
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