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The '"Accesstlry Addicts"'
atnd,"Nit:-'bats. « plan to Meet
iatheu School.
tt .lilac s. ho
p
library this Thursday .tit 3:30,
p•.rn. for their fourth.
meeting. Shoes and. purses
will be studied as;
accessories:'
Last Tuesday, Seaforth 1
and 2 met for their third
meeting "All Tied Up".
Mrs. K. Campbell demon -
t
s ratedhe three basic yv_v
t a,S
to fold scarves - triangle,
straight edge and two point.
Mrs. G.L. Manner and Mrs.
1fieth Snell . helped her
dernnnstrated several
ay
s
to tie scarves including the
Windsor knot. the Square
lJ:not,.the Ascot and the Soft
Puff.
s
1001 Snell cut her fabric a on
grain. for. the :bias. st=ank .and
Patricia Rininiec displayed
let ,well.equi;pped • sewing.
box. A number of .material
samples ;yvere •mounted, and
labelled to add to our hook
Consumer ministry wci:rns, •
Carefui
Anyone c nsidrrring:invest
ing i n schemes inyolying:the
sale of distributorships hould.
read his "'ministry's. new
information sheet oil .pyre-
laid sales. Frank Drea today
advised.
The minister r of consum-
er
n-
er and; commercial relatit ns
alt
said � that although these
Kippen 4-H
The first meeting of the
lCippen 111 was held at `the
home of Leader Mes.. Ann.
Gibson on Tuesday , February
ti, Elected officers are: Presi.,
dent -Estella Wilson; Vice
President -Lisa. Johns; Secre-
tary:tloating; 'Press Reporter
Julie Townsend and ,Phone
Girls -Catherine Mustard and
Collett DeJong,
The leaders handed out
•'3LLesspries and Simply Sew-.
ing books Achiieyement day
is 'Thursday., Aprd
Cihson told the seniors what •',
they had :to do for this,
project.
The leaders read the "His...
tory of •Accessories and
1
y.r�
along with .a ,laulndiy
chart.
"I-leadsttrt on. slats and
"Band in Glave', wiere the
topics of the second 4-1-1
'Meeting hold in the school
library when nterabers
Thow
.lea ne.d to dctertJtinc
size-tnhoth• hats and gloves:
and how tok select and care
for 'each. Leaders showed.
1 ", a
hurt to
Make ,tcktkilc rain
or Shine hat. a jeans clap with
v is►yr. a roque :and a
mid sales
scheme haw beenttk gzd m
Dntario since •1`hs 11vr anitttic
sales, Acf. ryas repealed n
December ,SOnIc tnaa sun be
in operation '. And' it's s irta- •
anti 4nlp{ts.ihle for tai t=aut:
'to reeoser•their mimes."
Mr.Drea
informa-
tion
Said �thethetnf ma -
tion sheet enable": ink cwt.'s
girls
elect
niembers- talke
bout the
colotirs" iiE tialii''.t"ardrolli;i.
He'nsall
Correspondent
MRS. B..MACGREGOR
2b2-2025
Unit:4 of Hensall Cnited
• Church' met in the Fellowship :.
Hall on Thursday with six-
teen members present. Mrs,
McAllister opened the meet-
ing with "A Thought for.the
Dav'.
. Mrs. T. Shdrritt: had the
Devotion. Mrs, •Elizabeth
Riley gave the study and
.read an account of the
progress: of the hospital at
Hazelton g C Itns rrittc in
raring for the sick of the arca
:by providing the best . of
rnedicalcare.'
Mrs" Rena :Caldwell and •
Mrs, Earl Rowe .presented .o
skit on "The l=first .Women's
Missionary Society Meeting"
Forty-fourvisits svt•;re made
to sick and 'shat -ins. The
•mernhers;4vere reminded of
it he, Day of Prayer
Match 2nd in Carmel Presv
terian Church. also the CCW
General meeting March 5th
with a 'pot luck supper, Rev.
: 1lusser closed the meeting
with prayer. Lunch • was
'served by Mrs. Britton and
her committee,"
UNITED CHURCH PLAN
Rev. T. Garnet •:Hnsser
conducted service in 'Hensel} ,
United Church on Sunday.
His sermon was "It Can.
happen here.:' Mrs. Mari.
aunt: McCaffrey Jed the choir,
in singing Hotly . holy.
Holy" front the Folic Mass, ..
• Dr. Ralph Top presided at
the organ. The Bible Study
Group will meet • in the
Church Hall. Thursday eve-
ning February 22nd at ' p.m.
for a seven week period.
Rev, Kenneth Knighicon•
ducted serViee in Carmel,
Presbyterian Church on Suf-
day. Sermon , a as "`C ivpy its
this day, our daily bread.
•Mrs.;Robert Taylor' presided
at the piano. The World Day
of Prayer Service will beheld.
in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on March 2nd with
Rev. T. Garnet Hussar guest
speaker, The Carmel choir
are sponsoring a "Crokinotc•
party" on 'Friday ,February
23rd at 8 pati. in the school
room of the 'Church. Every-
one is invited
DRYWALL
KNOWtt
reit HIGtl QCALlTY
Peter Bakes,
Drywall
COMPLI YE
DRYWALL SERVICE
527-1 395
ter
5271606
ist disftnkfUts.1 between 'thy" l`
+, L'znwa and ll ;etltna.tt. sales
Pr�;iila:�: s=lit s y:1n.me', are
prilhanted. lyy th tt.'ylarctl
t:,•or itsitteS:loss stip ton zvi.
unless pros sueial isgisialtion,
i4 iii 161.0.
For , free arei, the
intitrittatton stictt. t'Kintact
C
1 e itsunle:r .tnitlrm,,ltie tl Cep.
arc.: Mlraistt . taf vltn5tiilts r
,and t'elliinere 4tl Rel;atinits,
Y'ongt' Street... Toronto"
Ontario : E A 211,: (Al(s}
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hrintmfi+t. hose Van Loon .and-
lint :Shell .derttnbstr.ated
stra
ig*ning.a
wove
nffb
r�i
e
for easy bias scarf.
s,le-tt accessoryPatr.
turns also yas shown.
()Dicers were elected ,nS
11is
fcillcyy4tai, ,.an f`cesidett Tracey
s
�, "illi. - ,:
l�lay.l.cnd 'And
Vice -Presidents; Shelley
Driscoll and. Sharon 'Wilson„
Secretaries. Lisa 'fieutterimit-
:let and Michelle A ie lle Hua d
Press Reporters. Lisa Reut-
teenntiller ;anti Kim Snell.
Seaforth 1 has chosen.
'"Aetessory Addicts" as a.
club 'name and ,, Nat.-Nacs" is
Seaforth 2's club name,
"Accessories. The Final
Touch" was introdut "rt tri
the 4-H, members of St cddnrth
i and 2.in the public sheool
library when leaders Mrs. 0.
Elliott; Mrs. Campbell. Mrs..
Rimmer and Mrs. Snell
outlines, club rectuirements.
and conter't , ,t::nsbers,
participated in try in to dis-
a 'i
tiilqulalt their figure type n.d
appropriate rtl slate. accessorieste.
Different colour
samples • were used to help
decide on a basie wardrobe
colour' tied as guides for
colour combination of acces-
sories,
THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET
"The Store That Saves You More"
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litU FEBRV p`P NO
s XIX
We have jest received
`a truckload of
ASSORTED FABRICS
•our large purchase of those
fabrics allows us to pass Out
•'standing savings to .you, the
consumer...
rOUR CHo10E
METRE
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A veilabite r
PATTERNS
Super
Sale!'
=an escorted,
fabrics
Thesepatterns were
dooiloped to make sewing
easier and faster - but you
are still able to make •a
professional looking gar.
relent, whether you have
sown far years, or are lust a'
beglnn•r.
A new shipment of
Now in oer
Sewing Department.,.
MOLNLYCKE
THREAD
Pelyslstlr, 3 sizes to choose from -
Ina rainbow of colours,
ORG PiE CES
Ore -measured and pro -priced:
Hurryt `they won't, hist" is fl91
THE BASE
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It was fifty years, ago last
Friday -when Mr. arid; Mrs.
Pale Muni. were married and.
on. Saturday their .fa"ily.,
fruh ,•t.
:i lids a ganti net l � rs,
..,...
.crowded their home to mark'
the itln-
The Wedding took place in.
f.Attdorl 41t Feb. .% 19Z9• The
bride was ithe fairner Mice
Munro, laugh#Gr of Mr. and
iNrs.. 'Doe I� Munro of
13r4cefield While the grooms
parents were Mr, and Mrs.
James Nitten of Seaforth.
The couple began their.
married life .occupying .the•
present Wilson residence
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beside the Lions Park. A year
later • they purchased the
adjoining McMann tarts# on.
:tyo. 8 highway to the east Of
the 'hark and that: has becrl
h r
*heir home eversince,
Prior # ilii norriag* Vic.
Nixon had carried WI 4
successful dairy ol?erationf'or
a number of years :fror►lt the
Nixon family propel on,
south Main Street. HoweVetk
when the couple squired the -
McMann property thus gaYe,
up the milk Mute finding it to
be too match in addition to
full time farming. They did
. d and
their da r
retain try he
continued to ship milk. While
the activity associated with
their, farm has ben their
prinie "conte rn M;i"s. 1Ntxutt
also has taken an active part
in the organizations of First
Presbyterian church and in
the Mottle and! School
A.ssoietion, before it was.
of isp V4d.
The couple have a tat>Itily'
offour daughters; and eve,'
lonsand they 41I' were ho; e•
for the Anniversafy event on
Saturday. They' ;are ,Site,
Mrs.. W. Waytowlch: ' of
Windsor. Glenn of •Hetisalli.
Al'ce Ann, Mrs. Chasfa1ko
t
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of London, Gene, '1VF.rs.
James Daynhant, of London,
Lynn, Mrs:, Carl, Crossett,
12.11;2', Denfield and James of
e . here ar 1 and -
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