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L first _Church 0:0404ps moo
Mrs. W. Drover, Mrs. Stannah
and Mrs. J. Cairns taking part.
Mrs. MacKay read the Scrip-
ture, John 14, verses 1-14, fol-
" lowed by prayer by Mrs.
The February meeting of the
Afternoon Auxiliary of First
Church was held in the church,
hall Tuesday, and opened by.
singing Hymn 49, followed by a
short talk from the 7th chapter
of Hosea by Miss Fraser, and
followed b' prayer. There
were 14 dadies present, and 19
calls wer repoeted made on
the sick and shut-ins. •
•Mrs..,,Mcuregor received the
offering in the absence of Miss
Belle Campbell, treasurer. The
Easter thankoffering will be
held on March 24th at three
o'clock; with Rev. J. Ure Stew-
art as -speaker. An invitation
from-1Vorthside United Church
was accepted to attend •their
Easter thankoffering,
Hymn '457 was sung, follow-
ed by a skit on the study book,
"Partners in South Asia," with
Mrs. Charles MacKay, Mrs,
John Thompson, Miss J. Fraser,
Thompson, and the skit, "Why
are we; the Presbyterian
Church in Canada, in _Italia?"
We_asindividuals and as a
country should realize the du-
ties and privileges of world
neighborliness, especially in In-
dia. We sholtld be partners,
not superiors and inferiors, but
equals, working together.
"Oh Master, Let Me Walk
With Thee" was sting, and the
meeting closed by all repeat-
ing the Lord's Prayer in uni-
son.
BARBARA KIRKMAN MEETS
Mrs. Dale Nixon presided ov-
er the regular meeting of the
Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of
First Church Tuesday evening
and opened the program with
a po.etn, "Who Are 'You?" anct
also led' in "prayer. Minutes
were read by Mrs. H. Whyte,
whoso
al read a letter concern
ing the 100th "and 50th anni-
4ersaries of the WMS •being
held in Montreal in May. An in-'
vit'ation to attend the meeting
of the UCW of Northside Unit-
ed Church was accepted. It was
decided to hold -the supper in
June and to make' a babys lay-
ette.
Mrs. Clare Reith took charge
of the meeting when • a panel
discussion was held on "The
Religions of India," conducted
by Mrs. H. E. Smith,,Mrs. Keith
Sharp, Mrs. C. Reith, Miss Flor-
ence Laidlaw and Mrs. R. Kers-
lake. Mrs. -M. •R. Rennie play-
ed an instrumental while the
collection was being received.
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ONE FORWARD STEP ley„a crippled.;ehrld is very often
the results of months of treatment and training -but that
one step makes it all worthwhile. The treatment and rehabili-
tation of crippled children is long term -and it is costly,
Easter Seal contributions .have made it possible for the
Ontario Society for CrippleChildren to help thousands 'of
crippled children towards independency. Every Easter Seal
gift is of some help to ,a crippled child. The Seaforth Lions
Club is sponsoring the campaign in this area.
Strikes_ and Spies
By LEE HEE
Inter -Town League
League standings: Meres,
"175; Shakespeare, 143; St.
Marys, 139; Clinton, 137; Mikes,
135; Bowl -Mor, 134; Seaforth
111; Mitchell, 105; New
Hamburg, 79; Seaforth `B', 30.
The `AI' team played Clinton
on Sunday in Clinton. Follow-
ing are the individual scores:
Clinton -D. McIsaac, 161, 197,
141, 156, 202=857; J. Daer, 205,
181, 194,.• 170, 205=955; D. Free-
man, 198i• 279, 162; 180, 182=
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SEAFORTH
1001; R. Crawford, 213, 211, 183,
239, 116-957; T. Mero, 233, 153,
214, 189, 206=995; , R, Scott,.
215, 169, 138, 207, 180=909.
Seaforth-A.' Finlayson, 191,
278, 163, 207, 214=1053; M.
Merriam, 193, 205, 225, 205,
227=1055; L. Hagan, 169, 165,
163, 172, 184=855;-A. Laurit-
sen, 219, 187, 180, 220, 236=--
1042;
36=1042; E. Matzold, 204, 182, 208,
213, 295_1112; P, Weimann,
157, 115, 118, 219, 148=760.
Seaforth took three games'
and total pins for 7 points. Clin-
ton five -game total=4949; Sea -
forth, five -game, total=5154•
' COF Ladies' League
League standings -- . Clam
ettes, 75; Drysdale's, 44; hi
single and ,-triple, Ruth Camp-
bell, 288 and 563.
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Seaforth Legion_ League
The $64 question after last
Friday is being asked by yours
tr=uly: Why does, it always hap-
pen to my team? We bowled
the best all season, but the
better we hit the pins, the bet-
ter the Pin Hi's hit them. Ei-
eryone was a thorn in our side,
especially , Jack Eisler,. Anne
Wood and, of ,course, Al Hof
hit a mean stride and virtually
won the last game single-hand-
ed. The only consolation that
Bowl -Mor could bring hack with
them was the fact that they
really threw a scare into the
Eisler crew, I can still hear
Anne: They've got four meni'
They've got four mels! What's
going to be done about it? Yes.
sir, they were really scared.
This week Gold Kegers meet
the Pin Hi's, We won't predict
the outcome this time - but
we're hoping.
League standings]" Pin Hi's,
97; Gold Kegers, 84; Bowl -Mor,
82; Madhatters, 61; Muleskin-
ners, 61; Roughriders, 55.0
Ladies' high, single and tri-
ple, Anne Wood, 253 and • 700;
men's high, single and triple,
Mel Merriam, 287 and 695.
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St. James' Church League
League standings: Orphans,
88; Hillbillies, 87;. Sneakers, 82;
Strikers, 81; Night Hawks, 69;
Invincibles; 55.
Ladies' high single, Eleanor
Wright, 219; high triple, Betty
Leonhardt, 519; men's high sin-
gle, George Hildebrand, ' 260,
Leo Hagan (spare) 270; high
triple, Lou Coyne, 599; Gordon
Muir, 599.
To County
Directors of Grey Township
Federation met at the home of
the' president, Wilfred Strick-
ler, Wednesday.
At a meeting on January .21,
Rae Houston was again appoint-
ed secretary -treasurer. T h e
County Federation asked the
township for. finances, an the
Grey directors donated $100.00
to the county group. Delegates
to the Ontario annual meeting
were reimbursed for their ex-
penses. •
Plans were discussed toward
holding a 4-H . Tractor Club in
connection with the Brussels
Fall Fair. Mr. Strickler- and
Ross Smith offered to find suit-
able leaders for the club. Since
the time is short, boys or girls
interested may give their name
to either these men or to the
secretary -treasurer.,
The directors are planning a
bus trip to be held in the sum-
mer time. Other details will be
available later. An invitation is
being sent Doug Miles to attend
the next meeting.
News of Zion
S•ee ----Beatles
At School
A ; young version of the
Beatles appeared in USS No. 1
senior school during the Red
Cross 'meeting last week, with
Elizabeth Brown introducing -
her Beetle companions, Ruby
Balfour, $eth Roney and Bon-
ni Marriott. Jim Bi rchill, the
prent, who conducted the
meeting, thanked the girls, and
courtesy remarks were given
by Rhonda Kramp. •
The school was decorated
with Valentines for the event,
which took the form of a box
social, and instead of exchang-
ing Valentines, • the pupils
Mebroudicghtare. money to be sent to
'Mr. Morley Lannin attended
the annual Holstein .meeting in
Toronto on Wednesday and
Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Britten
visited Sunday afternoon with
Mr. Kingsley Salton in Strat-
ford Hospital..
Mrs. Lawrence Barker, Mrs.
Glenn Pepper, Mrs. Gordon Aik-
ens and Mrs. James..Statton took
part in the • World4Day of Pray-
er service in St. Peter's Luth-
eran Church Ain Brodhagen.
from Zion last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon,
Donna and Barry of Seaforth;
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Graham and
Mr. and Mrs, Chuck' Avery and,
son, Chris, of Sarnia, with Mr.
and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm and
Mrs. Mary Malcolm,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bur:.
chill, Mitchell, spent Sunday et -
ening with Mr. and Mrs, Herb
Britton, . r
Miss Marjory Balfour was -1
home , ,from London for the
weekend with Bert. ,parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lannin
.visited 111 Zurich -recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corriveau
and family.
We understand that Gord
Nobel will have the alleys npen
by. Saturday of tli s week. With
ail thi• e`Tort to !woe bowling
hack in Seaforth as ,()(1!1 ac
possible, we �,� i•,' e all lcaunu,
and three int, ;•c'.t, J !heeel 17a- 1
tronize the ha'rie lane, hnmr,!i
ately. Let's nil fl:;:•h n• "h•` 1
(hilt, her-, ar.l 1;rt of f•'r the
)15tnfl'<, Tri 'r 1 r;rt heh''•,l 1
(.nett and hint that th-
anprrriatr, h' i •,�„r.,,;
in affordin-; the : vort r'f hon l._•.,.ti,...
Mg right herr in S'. furl h.
The fed ,cal government esti.
mates its ending on office sup-
plies and equipment at $24,826,-
212 for the current year,
cROMR/
_``"a141'ls'"`74.1eGat?11'
returned home Saturday after
spending a few weeks la Flgr-
ida.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott"
and family of Goderieh 'visited
Sunday at the home of 'Mr.
John Wallace.
' Mr. Bill Ramsey of Kitchener
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ram-
sey.
Mrs. Stephen Kendrick and
family of Winnipeg are visiting
this week at the home of Mrs.
Kendrick's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Keith McLaren.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. K. McKellar were: MTs.
Alex Crago, Kirkton; Mrs. Al-
lan Somers, St. Marys; Mrs. W.
N. Binning, Richard, Robert and
Jane, of Mitchell.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the fam-
ily of the late Mrs. Ernest Tem-
pleman,. who passed away in
Stratford on Sunday.
Jr. Red Cross Entertains
The Junior Red Cross of SS
No. 5, • Hibbert, entertained
their parents and friends 'at a
euchre and crokinole party ore
Friy evening. Eleven tables
were in play and prizes went,
to Mrs. Doris Hackney, Harry
Norris, Ted Kernick and Fran-
c'es' Scott. A travelling prize
for lone hands was won by Beth
`' A. generous
will be sept to
Needy Children
Evening Aux Half p
The . Marian Ritchfe Eveni
Auxiliary met. Tuesday •eve
in the . church. 'Mrs Lo,n
liott presided and opened
meeting With a poem. e
Scripture reading• and
tion were taken by Mrs Gordq[# '
Scott. Mrs. Elliott lel in ptray- '
er. The roll call, "Love," was
answered by 1$ members, lis,
Robert'Laing read further chap-
ters of the study book on India,
assisted by Mr"s. Gerald Carey;
Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mrs. El-
don Allen and Mrs. Harold Par-
§ons.
"Time is the Essence of Life"
was the .topic chosen by Miss
Olive Speare. Mrs. Charlet
Douglas gave • a reading. The
president, Mrs;;- John Miller,
conducted the 'business period,
when' it was decided that .each
member would make an apron
and donate it for the fall
bazaar. Plans were: made to
join with the WMS for their
Easter meeting in the church.
The work committee planned to
have an all -day quilting in the
near future, with a pot -luck
dinner. Mrs. Lloyd Miller was
appointed Home Helpers secre-
tary.
THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY 27th.
With aComplete New Stock of
SHOES 'FOR THE FAMILY
featuring the Famous Savage Line
Bert Garrett, formerly with S.eaforth
Fanners Co-operative, has purchased
the former Stanforth Shoes in Clin-
ton and is reopening with a brand new
stock 1 '
Visit us on Opening Days and obtain
your FREE opportunity .: to -win -a ___. -
Special Opening Event Prize.
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