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SEAFORTH IGA Open MI Day Wednesd
_News of Walton •V
oltori Meru burs -Attend Et P PioesbOeriot
fitfr4Ptt stAFoRYki, 40474 . ,Eggc 111, 1972,4 4'
(orresp nt
Mrs.Allan Mc all .4'
Among those that attended
the 5th Huron-„Perth Presby-
terial annual meeting in the Cen-
tral United Church, Stratford,
last Wednesday were, Mrs.-
Campbell Wey, Mrs, Nelson Reid,
Mrs.Wrn.Roe,Mrs,Martin Bean p.
Mrs. Glen McNichol, Mrs.Walter
Bewley, Mrs. Jack Boman, Mrs,
John Burch and Mrs. Emrnerson
Mitchell. TII theme for the
meeting being to:day's challenge,
"Be ye doers of the word, and
• not hearers only".
the treasurer's 'report, Then re-
"'delved the collection which was
dedicated, by Laura Dennis. Plans`
were made fora service for the
World Day of Prayer.
The children then went to
their classes under the leader-
ship of Mrs. Merton Hackwell,
Mrs; Win. Roe, Mrs. Ross Ben-
nett, Mrs, Mac Sholdice and Deb-
bie Wey.
Walter Shortreecl Attended the
Ontario,Eiberal Association Con-
vention in Ottawa and also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goodman and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Keys,
leaforth were supper guests Fri-
day ex.enilig with Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Sholdice, • Murray • and
Sandra.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell,
Londesboro visited $unday with
Mr., and Mrs. George McCall.
Miss Julie Street of Listowel
visited Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernmerson Mit-
chell.
Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Allan
McCall and Mr. and Mr's. Tom
Stevenson and Ronald, during the
WEekedn were Mr, and Mrs. Jim
McCall and Susan, Blyth; Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Fischer, Brus-
sels; Mrs. Stuart Stevenson. Mr,
and Mrs. Bill Stevenson and
Steven; Mrs: Pearl Stevenson,
Sharon and Anna Lee Stevenson;
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fischer 'all
, of Grey Twp., Murray Blake,
Brussels; Mrs. Sam Barr, Mrs.
Bruce Cummins and Miss Linda
Sears all of Termite.
- Mr. and Mrs. Gordob Mc-
Gavin are vacationing In Florida
for a few weeks.
A rink composed of Ronald
Bennett, Herb Traviss, Don Mc-
Donald, Stewart Humphries, Ken
McDonald, Watson Reid, Stewart
McCall and_ Bill Campbell
participated in a curling bonspiel
at thee Brussels arena recently.
Mr. and Mrs. HarVey Craig,
Walton, and Mr. and Mrs.Gordon
El,liott, Seatorth, have been on
a three-week vacation in Florida.
The Walton Untied held a
quilting bee last week at' the
home of Mrs. Nelson Reid when
many ladles of the village helped
than co-operates, as theinstitute
are sponsoring a euchre on Fri-
day evening.
Gtiests thg horne of Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Sholdice were Mr.
and Mrs. Doug. Kirkby, Mr, and
Mrs. Don Nolan and Pamela,
"lir. and !Ars., Joe Steffler, Mr.
an d Mrs. Gerild Ryan, Mr.
Mrs. Neil MiGavin and Mr.
Murray Smith, 'Kevin
and
and Mrs.'
and Eerie.
Seaforth
— HAROLD MALONEY —
Two Cars — Waiting
PrNE 527-1424
WALTON 2-4-H Girls
The Walton 2 4-H Girls
had tivir first meeting ,Satur-
day on the new groject Sleep-
wear at the home- of Mrs.Pat
Nolan. Marie Nolan and Mary
Anne Blake demonstrated mea-•
surenlents. Officers are:
President - Mary Anne Blake;
Vice President - Patty McDon-
ald; Secretary - Rotation; Press
Secretary - Debbie Van Vleit.
•
GAERTNER - DENNIS
Mr. and Mrs. Wm., Dennis of Stratford wish to announce
the engagement of their daughter, Geraldine Myrtle, to
Helmut Mathias Gaertner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Halas
of Simeoe. M. iss Dennis is a ,regptered nurse on emergency
with St. Joseph Hospital, Hamilton. Mr. Gaertner is with the
London City Police Force. The wedding will take place on
Saturday, March 11th, 19'72 at 4 P.M. in Parkview United
Church, Stratford.
VISIT THE
"YUM YUM TREE"
W.I.
• W.I. members attended 75th
Anniversary' celebrations inh-or-
onto on Saturday. Among those
who helped Celebrate the founding
of W.I. in Stoney Creek, Ontario,
were Mrs. Wm. Humphries',
Gerald Watson, Mrs. D n Ach-
illes, Mrs. Jan Van liet Jr.
and Mrs. Stewart Humph les. The
event was held in the Ro al York
Hotel, Toronto.
FOR BUDGET PRICED FASHIONS
LADIES' DRESSES
Sized from '7,45, 8-20, 14 1/2 to 24Vi
at .STEDMANS WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240
Read the 4dvertisements — It's a Profitai)le Pastime! District.
Scout News
INI$100
MISSION BAND •
The February meeting of the
Mission Band was held in the
basement of the church Sunday
morning with an attendance of 36.
The Call to Worship was given
by Laura Dennis followed by
singing Hymn , 609 with Diane
Godkin• as pianist. The secre-
tary's report was given by Joyce
McCallum and Pat McDonald gaile
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First Seaforth Cubs met on
Tuesday night with the - Mouse
Howl. There were 25 boys pres-
ent.
David Ellis received his Blue
Star while James Savauge and
Paul Ellis received their Black
Stars. These -are awards earned
by the boys who have passed
certain parts of their training.
/1)
We then played the "Crippled
Game" led by one of our Junior
leaders. Work period followed
and we worked on the BlackStar,
Tawny Star and the Blue Stat.
The meeting was. closed with
the Grand Howl.
On Sunday, February 29th we
are celebrating Lord Badep Pow-
ell's birthday by attending the
•
church service in Noithside Uni-
ted Church at 11 a.m.
Lord Baden Powell was the
founder of Scouting and his birth-
day is celebrated eVery year at
this time. On' February 22nd
all • the boys may wear their cub -
uniform to school in honour of
Baden,Powell. '
• If you will allow your boy to
attend church on the 20th of
February, please tell him to be
in uniform and at the church by'
10:45 a,m. and he will be met
there by his leaders. •
Remember, Cubs have
changed their meeting night to
every Tuesday at 7 p.m..,in.the
- High School.
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POLLARD - it.-AIPPEL
Marion Irene Kaippel,,
Kitchener and Kenneth George
Pollard ;-of Montreal, exchanged
marriage vows in St. James'
Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Elmira, at 8 P.M. Friday, Feb.
4, 1972.
'The bride is the younger
daughter of .Mr. and Mrs: John
Kaippel of Elmira and the groom
, is, tile 'eldest son of Mrs. George
Pollard 'of Monkion-fOrtnerly of
Brussels; and the late Goorge
Pollard.
The bride chose as her maid of
honour, Mrs. Linda Snyder of
Toronto and the best man, was
Dr. Brian travisiof Kitchener.
The couple will be residing in
Montreal.
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Mrs. John Crocker, St Thomas
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HAPPY VALE
PEAS
their ap reciation and thanks and
invited everyone to visit them
in their new home,
Lunch was . served by the
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A social evening was held on
Friday evening in •No. 6 schoOl
McKillop when a' pi,edentation
Was made 'to Mr. and Mrs. John
Boyd, who are leaving soon to
take up residence in Seaforth.
Progressive euchre was
played with the prize for most
games going to Russel Bolton.
Ladies most games went to
Mrs. Mac Hussey.' Lone hands
for men to Gordon Pryce, lone
hands for ladies Mrs. Gilbert
Smith. Consolation prizes went
to Ethel Dennis, and Mac Hussey.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd we're
called to the platform. Stanley
Hillen read the address and
Mrs. Gilbert Smith made . the
presentation of a tri-light floor
lamp, on behalf of their friends
' and neighbours.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd expressed
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LIQUID ,
JAVEX REWARD•
A TEN DOLLAR
REWARD
Will Ike paid' for the return
of bed sheets end linen' ac-
cidently vatted with another
washing et the leinidramat
last Saturday. Par _details;
Phone 527-1440
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