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she stressed that in those who
have tasted of the Lord's good-
ness there is kindled a desire
for more of Him, had invited
all to partake, of HMI, "for He
satisfieth the longing soul and
filleth the hungry soul with
goodness," Psalm 107:9.
A ladies trio from Hayfield
Baptist Church favoured with
several selections. Mrs. Dalton
thanked those who took part.
Rev. D. Patterson closed. with
prayer and a social hour, in
• charge of Mrs. Alex Pepper and
Mrs. K. Knetsch followed.
B. C. S.
Is Cortiing!
(Family Pack,
Cut Into 9 to 11
Chops) Pork •
Loin Quarters
(Th. King of
An Roasts, Reg. Cut
6th & 7th Rib)
Prime
RIB ROASTS
TURKEYS
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ilitiy Employee
Will! Head Wingham PUC again supported the rehabilita- ur Devereaux., • Mrs.
Aid,:;
Michael
Mai:Oh 'of Dimes ,1 McKiilon Township once Mrs. Bob MoVilan, Mrs. Artin
AMA foundation far the disabled Murray, Mrs. Kenneth Stewart,
in raising a 1969 March of Mrs. William Little and Mrs.
The campaign was carried out the
an Elmer Koehler. The March of
Dinialcree'alsetuhadver tloart ynegar.$3'7,
Mrs: Edgar Elligsen, RR 4, Wal- ency in Ontario for the assess-
Pt . This f
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provoticeectiisvewiottirs7i5g,
under the co-chairmanship of will support the principal. ag-
ten and Mrs. Mervin Dietz, RR ing of the capabilities of--the
1, Dublin. Captains of the handicapped. In 1968 1500 peo-
twelve sections of ..the township ple came under the assessment
under whom 33 'marching mo- teams on the staff of the te-
thers called on all homes were: habilitation foundation for the
Mrs. Sam Scott, Mrs, Campbell disabled. The response was grat-
Wey, Mrs. Ken Beattie, Mrs. ifying and the efforts of all the
Lloyd McCluskie, Mrs. Walter captains and marching mothers
Bewley, Mrs. Murray Dennis, was very much appreciated.
Bethelr Bible ICE
Entertain Groups
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SEAFORTH
FARMERS
Harry Page, 42, of Hensall,
has been hired as Superintend-
ent manager of the Wingliam
Public Utilties Commission suc-
ceeding Fmerson Shera who has'
retired:-
Mr. Page, an Ontario employee
for 19 years and with the Hen-
sel.' PUC since 1966 takes up
his new duties June 2nd. He was
selected over 17 other applic-
ants.
Mr. J. F. W. Paterson, Toron-
to, is visiting his niece, bEk13
Cassie Dougall and other relat-
ives Mr. and Mrs. James Beng-
ough and family. Mr. Paterson
will he •98 in December of this
year.
Successful . Sale
Hensall Kinettes held a suc-
cessful annual spring rummage
sale Saturday evening . at the
local Arena. Articles of used
clothing sold will be donated to
the UCW for a hale for Over,
seas relief. Members of the club
expressed appreciation for the
co-operation from residents of
the village and district.
News of
DUBLIN
Mr. and. Mrs. Edmond Mc-
Grath and Jane, London with
Miss Monica Byrne.,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon- Butters,
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Butters.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend,
Susan, Melba and Jean at Lions'
Head
,Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gallant,
Windsor with Mr. and Biri, Lou
Rowland.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Cleary,
Karen 'and Kevin Weston with
Ws:. Frank Evan&
Mks Sirsan Friend has com-
pleted her year at Guelph Uni-
versity and will be in Weston
for the summer months.
Mn and Mrs. Don Muegge,
London with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred O'Rourke.
Miss Joanne Stapleton, St.
Thomas with Mr. and Mrs. Fer-
gus Stapleton. s
Arranges Flowers
Unit 4 of the Hensel United
Church Women met , in the
Fellowship Hall on May DO.
with an attendance of 26. Mrs.
Harry Caldwell presided and
opened with Invocation. The de-
votional on "Variety is a Ser-
vice" was in - charge of Mrs.
Leona Park. The study on "Chin-
as Cultural Revolutions" *as
dealt with by Miss XL Flits, and
proved informative and interest-
ing. Mrs. Caldwell gave an. im-
pressive reading entitled "God
Needs You", the world will
never stop needing you.
Arrangements were made for
Dowel-6 and the nursery for the
month of May. The spring bale
will be packed about the mid-
dle of May, clothing to be left
in the foyer before that time.
Mrs. Eric Luther sang a solo,
"I know who holds tomorrow".
accompanied by Mrs. T. J. Slier-
itt
Miss Carol Kerr of North Bay
visited with her aunt Mrs. Maude
Hedden over the weekend.
Miss Sylvia Henderson who
has been on the staff of the
Bank of Montreal, Toronto, re-
turned to , her home over the
weekend prior to leaving for
England May 19th where she
v ill spend six months.
Mr. Paul Sims, Sudbury, visit-
ed his parents Mr. and Mrs'. E.
R. Sims, Eketer, over the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Keith Lindsay
and fatally ,of Bridgeport, were
weekend guests with Mrs. John
Henderson. .
Kippen East WI executive
meeting was held at the home of
the president, Mrs. Ken McKay
when plans were formulated for
the year 1969-70. Anyone wish-
ing to take the bus trip in May
should get in touch with Mrs.
James Drummond.
Mrs. George Hess and Miss
Cassie Dougall were dinner
guests on Sunday of Mrs. Pearl
MacLaren, Godetich,
LIOYD G. McLEAN
Largely attended funeral ser-
vices were held for the late
Lloyd G. McClean, Friday from
Bonthron Funeral Home with
Rev. H. F. Currie in charge. In-
terment was in McTaggarts
cemetery. Pallbearers were Bill
McLean, Exeter; Ken McLean,
Kippen; Andy McLean, Cromer-
ty; Jack McLean, Detroit; 'Don-
ald Smith, Buffalo; Bill McLean,
St. Catharines. Flower bearers
were: Ray and Larry McLean,
Grant MacLean and Keith Mc-
Lean.
MRS, RICHARD KINSMAN
Rev. Harold F. Currie con-
ducted funeral services for the
late Mrs. Richard Kinsman on
Thursday, May 1st. from Bon-
thron Funeral Home. Burial
was in McTaggarts cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jack Kinsman,
Doug Brintnell, Don McLellan,
Gerald Brintnell, Jack Brintnell,
Keith Brintnell.
Mr. John Alexander who has
been a patient:at Victoria Hos-
pital, London returned home
Friday by Ambulance.
Watch 0
Be Co S.
Work Shoes
JACK -
THOMPSON
Family Shoes and
Repairs
8 Main Street
BURNS
CLEANER
..
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HEATING OIL
Walden & Broadfoot
Phone 527-1224 — 'Seaforth
Classified Ads •pay dividends.
The Women's Fellowship of
Bethel Bible Church met in the
Public School auditorium with
members of the women s groups
of local churches 'as guests.
Ushers were Mrs. E. Marshall
and Mrs. G. Knetsch.
The meeting, with Mrs. Mur-
ray Dalton, president, in the
chair, opened with a worship
period. Mrs. G. Blanchard read
the scripture, Mrs. G. McGonigle
led in prayer and Mrs. Orville
Greer gave the,offetory prayer.
Ma-s,. D. Stannah introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. Walter
Frid, Hamilton, president of the
Women's Missionary Fellowship
of the Associated Gospel
Churches of Canada. The topic
she chose was "Taster's Choice"
based on the word in Psalm
34:8 "0 taste and see that the
Lord is good". In her remarks
Phone 527-0770
Seaforth
Those who think burnt
offerings went out of style
with the ancients haven't
eaten at the beanery we
patronize.
- Prices Effective
May 7-10 Inclusive
We Reserve the Right
To Limit Quantities
WEDDING INVITATIONS
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NOTICE to PARENTS
.The Month of May Brings
FIRECRACKER DAY.,
HOWEVER - - Owing to the large number of fires and the fact
that children have been burnt while playing with firecrackers
without supervision it has become necessary to limit the setting
off of firecrackers to one day-- VICTORIA DAY.
A POLICE AND FIRE ORDER
Please Observe!
No Firecrackers May Be Let Off on the Streets
ti
A Seaforth By-Law makes it an offense to discharge
fireworks on a street or in a public area within the
Town of Seaforth.
Should a fire result at any time, and it is necessary to turn in an
alarm, Phone 527-1100, and advise location and details of the fire.
It has been noted that children gather near the Fire Hall when
an alarm is sounded. To avoid accidents, please warn your child-
ren to stay clear of fire hall doors and truck route.
SEAFORTH FIRE BRIGADE
JOHN V. SCOTT, Chief
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