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In a service of Dedication con-
ducted by the Minister, Rev.
T. E. Hancock, and assisted by
James Rose, Clerk of seostmb
one hundred and forty hymn and
service books were presented
to EgMondivile United Church
on Sunday morning. These were
given as memorials to the mem-
ory of Alexander Broadfoot, by
RBI add Margaret Porter; Win-
iaM Cameron and Mrs. Mabel
Aikenhead by Mrs. WIMIal Cam-
eron; William Forrest, by the
family; Judith Praiser by Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Praiser, Paul
Hob and Elizabeth
Watson; James Haney by the
family; Ralph Ellin Whitmore
by Mother, Dad, Karen, Isobel,
and Jim Patterson, Debble,Katb-
le and Patti; Harold Wilson, by
the family; Allister Broadfoot;
by Thelma Broadfoot, Friends
and Neighbourii, Bill and Marg-
aret Porter.
Previoug to the dedication of the new books, fpllowing a Lit-
any of .Praise, thp old hymnals
were gathered by the.. elders and
' will continue to be memorial-
ized by their use by other or-
ganizations in the church.
The congregation was intro-
duced to the new hymn book by
using several of the new hymns
which have become quite pop-
ular across Canada since the
book was introduced for use in
Anglican and United. Churches
in 1971.
News of
St. Columban
Correspondent.
Mrs. Joseph Kale
The second meeting of Mc-
Killop # 2, the " Barbecue
Beauties • ", was held at the
home of Miss Mary ClaVssens.
Plans were discussed for a cook
out. The following Sunday the
members had a very successful
barbecue at the leader's home.
Mr, and Mrs. Francis Hick-
nell left on Wednesday, by plane
for Vancouver, where Mr.lick-
__.nell attead, the Trustee's
Convention'.
Our sympathy goes out to.
Mrs. Theo Van Bakel in the
sudden death of her sister in
Holland.
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Coyne
leave this week for an extend-
ed trip through the states toyan-
couver. They will also visit
relative in Saskatchewan.
Tom. Kale is a patient in Sea-
forth C ommunity Hospital. .
Mr. and Mrs. Tom' Sloan,
Peterborough, visited Mr.James
Sloan Sr., during the weekend.
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Henry s Harmony House is now prepared'
to offer guitar ins'tructions during school
hours on or,near school premises (trailer
class room).
Those s-elee,ted for immediate instruct-
ion will be taught in groups (not exceeding 8 )
in classes , of one hour ,duration during the
school day.
. Tear Off
Parents Name
Address Phone' No
Please underline the school area in which
you reside, Brucefield, Hensall, Dublin,
' St. Columban, Seaforth (Public, Separate),
Walton-
of Mr. and Mrs. Norval Elliott
who intend moving to Mitchell.
The residence of the late
Mrs. Laura Holland which was
purchased by Mr. James Hogg
of Seaforth was moved to Sea-
forth on Thursday by Russell
Parsons, of Staffa.
Mr. and Mrs: Alvin Byers
and children .of Kitchener, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Byers of Mit-
chell and Mr. and Mrs. Irvine
Johnson of Londsborough, with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Byers.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd McCarthy on Sunday were
, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kilby and
Gail of Sudbury and Mrs. Greg
Sullivan and family of Lambeth.
'Mrs. jean Dill visited -with,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hayne at
Simcoe also with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Corman at Hamilton.
Mrs. Howard Burgess of Flint
Michigan also Mr. Jack Frost
of St. Thomas are visiting their
sister Mrs. Jean Dill of Dublin.
WHEN MACT TIME
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Keeping. .ahead • of the
competition is the way to
succeed in 'business. We •
are constantliert to new
trends in the insurance
business. . and this'
enables us to give you
modern coverage on your
insurance needs.
itt allso yisited at the same home.
Miss Kerri Medd spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Medd and Kim of Myth.
Mr. and Mrs:. George Hart
of Brussels visited on Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Buchanan, and family.
Mr. Carl Merrier of Kitch-
ener and Jim. Thompson spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ter-
rence Hunter, of Colborne Town-
ship.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Paul, Kevin, and Lori
of Huron Ridge, Kincardine were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs:
GeorgetAcIlwain and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson
and Joan spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Art McMichael
Rhonda, Jeff and Scott of God-
erich.
"Mr. and Mrs. Lee•McCennell
of Clinton visited on Monday with
Mrs. Luther Sanders.
Mrs. Archer Baldwin of Cobo,-
conk is visiting this week With
Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Tom, Bill
and Mr. Harold Whyte.
HENSALL
Mrs. Patricia Feeney and o. duced and thanked by Mrs. D. Brucefield
•• Correspondent
Triebner.
son In charge. •
Mrs. Sillery read a poem
s
Littl e
o
n Things . Mrs. Geo.
pianist. Mrs. Hend-
Ben-
erson 'gave a reading and Psalm
19 was read by Mrs. Sillery.'
In place of a Bake Sale in
the summer months $1. for each
month was taken which amounted
to $93.65.
Mrs. Henderson ,Introduced
the guest Mrs. Durst, who demon-
strated many ways of arranging
rowers. airs. Durst was thank-
ed byjars,f;Henderson, and pre-
sented with a gait.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
M. Wilson, Mrs. Broadfoot,Mrs.
McCartney and Mrs. E, Keys.
VARN
Correspondent
Pred McClymont
A large congregation filled
the United Church last Sunday
for the anniversary Service with
Rev. P. Dobson of Grand Bend
as guest minister. The choir
with Mr. Tom Robinson as or-
ganist sang an anthein "Take
it to Jesus' also Mr. Peter
Postill sang' ,,How Great Thou
Art". Many former members
were present for the service.
'Rev. Murdock Morrison had
charge of the services at Grand
Bend and Greenway last Sun-
day.,
The United Church women are
holding their annual smorgasbor d
supper on Wednesday, October
4th:
Dr. - Arthur William
Nurick, M.B.B.S. (London)
L.R.C.P. FRCS (England)
is assisting Dr. C. Moyo.
Dr. Nurick after overseas,
army service when he com-
manded_ a 200 bed hospital
in Burma served as regis-
trar at the Middlesex Hos-
pital. Since 1957 he has
been chief medical officer
to the Williamson Diamond
:Mines in Tanzania and
consultant surgeon to the
Ministry of health. He will
return to Africa at the con-
clusion of his weeks in
Seaforth.
KIPPEN
Correspondent '
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
KIPPEN
Kippen 1, 4-II club held a '
barbecue at the home of Mrs.
Ferris when hamburgs, lettuce
and marshmallow salad were
served. A skit for Achievement
Day was agreed on and leaders,
Mrs. Ferris and Maureen
Connolly conducted the meeting.
• Good" was the word • for
Classes will be held once xa weeko and
the charge ,per student is $2.00 per week .Full
use of a gut-tar 'can be had. for an. added .50
weekly. (A $5.00 'deposit required to insure
safe return of instrument). Music is included
in tale $2.00 lesson fee 'and there are no -
other charges (when student, has own gui,tar).
•Priva_te lessons available at $3.00 per
half hour..
Henry, Pulsifer will be the instructor.
If' interested, fill out fo'rm and return
immediately to your principal or mail to
Henry's Harmony House, Seaforth. If you
prefer s drop in to' Henry's Harmony House on
SatUrday and make arrangements.
.No obligation
Correspondent
Miss Miss &MY Ma:twain
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson
and Rick visited on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson and
'Joan at their cottage at Birch
Beach where they spent the past
week.
Miss Melanie Bannon return-
ed home to Stratford on Sunday
with her parents, having spent
the bast week with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley
and family.,
Misses Betty Thompson and
April Ward of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs, John Thompson, Sharon and
„Bob spent the weekend with the
Robert Reynolds family ofSouth-
field, Michigan. Mrs. Joe Arm-
strong of Detroit returned home
with the John Thomspon family
to spend the week.
• Mrs. Finlay Perrin of Lon-
don , Mr. and MrS. Burgess of
Teronto spent a few days this -
past week with Mrs. W. L. Whyte.
Tom, Bill 'and Mr. Harold Whyte.
. Mr. and Mrs. Russell. Fleming
of Seaforth spent a few days this
past week visiting with Mrs. Irene
Grimoldby. • •
Miss Vicki Powell or Auburn
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Buchanan, Bill, Doug,
Betty and Bob. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd
spent the weekend visiting in
Toronto with her, sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Tzannes.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hoegy
- 'and Scott of R. R.# 1, Dublin visit-
ed on Sunday with her parents
Mx. and Mrs. Bill Dale.
Mrs. Ella Jewitt and Steven
attended the Anniversary Ser-
vice at Varna Cherch on Sun-
day, they spent the afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson, Bren-
da, Bonnie and John of Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator,
Mrs. Joyce Pepper
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym
and Mrs. Ruth Knight were in
Melbourne over the weekend and
visited with their sister-in-law
and family Mrs. George Andrew.
Over the weekend Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Orr visited with the
formers brother Mr. James Orr
of Parkhill and with the tatters
brother and family Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Gilbert and with Mrs. Lena
Glover, Arkona, and attended the
Anniversary Service at Arkona
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle,
London, visited wednesdayeven-
' ing of last week with the formers
Parents Mr. and Mrs. Laird Billy and Debbie and Kenny Jew- Mickle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac- , Milian, Waterloo, returned last _, _- Hy -----the Gay Lea Yogurt. . -- - • --F-riday- evening-with-their-family
Mr. and, Mrs. Gerard Poland from a two week vacation spent Clare Reith, Field Sales and
of Ldndon spent the weekend with in Scotland and London, England. Procurement Representative for
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McLaughlin. They, visited Saturday with Gay Lea Foods spoke at the
Mr. "and Mrs. Jack Cleary the latters parents Mr. and Mrs. Canadian InduStries meeting of
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Tne Annual canvass in Hen- Kippen East W.I. when they met and 'family of Toronto with Mrs. Laird .Mickle. at the home of Mrs. C. Pullman, Frank Evans. ' sail and area on behalf of the with Mrs. J. Sinclair acting as
Mr. and•Mrs. Frank Maloney . Canadian National Institute for co-hostess. Mr. Reith reviewed
and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maloney the Blind will be held early the history of Gay Lea and men-
of Stratford visited with Mr. in October, when Eric .Luther, tinned such foods as powdered and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney on the Campaign- Chairman, will en- milk, Reddi Whip, cheese, eggs weekend. list the aid of local organizations and 'Yogurt, produced by the plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kramers, to assist with a door-to-door . He discussed Yogurt what it is, Tracy and Todd of Mitchell spent
Sunday with Mrs. G. Kramers. canvass. Area residents are its origin and uses. Each lady
Mrs. Mary Jordan left last requested to mail their contri- was given a sample of Yogurt
week to reside in Marian Villa buttons 'to Mr. Luther at the and most stated 'that it tasted
in London. Bank of Montreal. ' great. Mr. Reith was intro-
family of Kitchener' spent the
weekend with ' Mr. and Mrs. . The roll call - Advantages
Joseph F. Ryan• and disadvantages brought bY new
Mr. Lou Rowland had the nits.- Mrs. Hugh Berry industries in our area brought
fortune while loading cattle last Tne Tuckersmith Unit 1, Id forth such answers as employ-
week of•taving his ankle broken. Brucefield United Church met ment good for the economy of . Mr. and Mrs. Tony Visser in the Church with Mrs. Ervin the Community, pollution and the
have purchased the 125 acre farm Sillery and Mrs. John Render- tiiiire
community.
oblemoffitting people into
Mrs. H. Galdwell gave the
motto, "Think Canadian, Buy
Canadian, and live good Cana-
dian lives".
Reports were given by Mrs.
D.. Triebner for Agriculture and
Canadian Industries, by Mrs. R.
Kinsman for Family and Con-
sumer Affairs and Mrs. H.Cald-
well the treasurer's report.
Members were rerriinded of the
Rally in October and the invit-
ation to the Seaforth Branch, was
accepted. Mrs. H. Parsons con-
ducted a contest andgave court-
esy remarks. Mrs. M. Connolly
the President conducted the bus-
iness and Mrs. D. Triebner the
program. Mrs. Campbell Eyre
apd her tomMittee served lunch.
Kippen Kabobs 4 - H club
met at the home of Mrs. Robert
Bell with the new secretary
dith Mickle. A volunteer com-
mittee "composed of Chris Mc-,
Gregor, Lynn Alderdice ance.TO
Anne Stoll will present a skit on
Achievement Day.
Casseroles and desserts were
discussed and Joanne Stoll, Linda
Bell demonstrated making a tuna •
Casserole which was served by
Sharon Finlayson.
Mr. and Mrs; Gunner
Anderson, Livonia Mich, visited
this past week with Mr. and Mrs.
W. The
L.
sympathy
Mellis.
of the commun-
ity goes out to Mr. Lorne Mc-
Bride and Mr. Edgar McBride
In the death of their brother,
Leonard McBride, Windsor.
NOTICE
Any boys 734 years ad or otclor109 irvis1:4 to
join the 1.0t Seaforth 0.43 Pack may so bar. •
attending our fink meeting
- Tuesday, October 3,3:1
evening at 6:45 p,sn. in the
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