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IMYESTIC FUEL OlE
Where You _Get '
FR�� 24 -Hoerr ��terg�nc�►
and Summer Cleanout 5er�rice
Work Done By Experienced Men
TRUCKS EQUIPPED WITH" 2 -.WAY
RADIO: FOR BETTE*: • SERVICE
For Fara: Needs
wc, ' have a supply Of filters, spark plugs, greases ' and
motor oil3. to suit :Your requirements: '
For. Service: and Satisfaction 'Call
W. A. 'BUD ' HAMILTON •
, Your Lucknow and •District Agent
For All '
pities; Service- Products
Phone Collect 5218 -2427 -
Office Open Daily & atm. to, G : p.m.
Looted East of Lucknow on' Highway 86
Staff .Changes At-
Huron Ag. Officer
Donald S Felten; Granton, a
•former •winner of „the Queen's
Guineas, leas ibeen appointed :ag
riculture assistant, for -Huron
County:
Mi.. Pullen, 'who will graduate
from OAC' aaGuelph this ,Year,
w111 take . over 'the duties of Don
Grie+vet . Who left • in Deeeinber..
Ian McAllister, Ztirieh, has
been filling • lin for the, :winter.
',Another new member of the
:. Clinton off ice staff will he :G °S..
"Berte' 'Moggach, 'w'ho will• pro=
v%de the :county with • its first
.agricultural 'engineer,
Presently. serving. 'in a similar
capacity, at the 'Ontario AAgricul
t'ural. -;School, Rid+getown, ,he:: will-
assume
ill-assimie his new duties on June 1
The engineer will be in charge
of . drainage,farm (buildings, milk.
+Houses, loose: housing ' for 'live -
.
stock,; , poultry ventilation' and
will supervise the 4-H .tractor
Clubs and any, implement coats -
e& offered in the counity.
The final appointment for the
,Clinton office is Mel ' le Cha n _
er am, . R.:R. 7, `'Peter►boro,`: who
will serve as sunnmer'assistant.:
• •. Presently. in his third year at
OAC, he 'has served in a similar
position in Perth ,County.
He will. !also' -.assume: ,his duties
on May 1,
This' n i1T ibe' the seventh eon-"
seetitive year that -4 suminer as
sistant . has • ,been stationed in
Huron County. '
KINLOUGH
(Intended' For Last., Week):
• The, Presbyterian: W.M.S. Met
/at the church on Wednesday af-
ternoon . with Mrs. George 'Hark-
,ness .hostess." The, President; Mrs.
Jack Barr "'presided, 1VIirs.:Perry
Hodgins:. read the Scripture •and
Mrs. 'Don ,M,aEwanr led in 113.i0.-•
er.'
er ' The ',word for the. roll 'call
,was "arise." The buying of;cen-
�terinial • 'plates: was disc � ed,
The program iw,as from' the. Glad
Tidings. A • " ehapter from the
study ',book "The Rim of Asia;'
Was given by Mrs :Jack .Bair.
Suitable Easter hymns were.
sung, :.The meeting, closed With
,The Lord's Prayer:
WHITECHURCH
(Intended For Last Week)
Mr, and. Mrs. George ; Fisher
and family visited on Sunday,at
the Thome of :Mr. and Mrs. • .Cor=.
don hider in. Owen Sound:' •
:Mr.. and• Mrs: Oscar , Schefter.
and ,family visited on ySunday', at
the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd
Schefter• and Mr° and .Mrs. 'Al-
fred Schefter in • Kitchener
{--Mist---W-inrn'fred Farrier or -
onto • spent . ;paster 'Week at the
home of Mrs: W.' R, Farrier: •
Mr, and Mrs, Ilan:' Cassidy. of
Brussels visited laat week at the.
home of, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Arscott: Mr, Arseott, . spent a ,few.
:days , in Toronto.
Mr. Garry Willis : spent the
week end at the' home •:•of Mrs..
Dorm- W3llis ' and :Mr: Wayne
Henry •of Toronto' spent''the week
New EiIdeniic . Of
Station Breakins
J. ,L; „Fotug'ere, special agent
with 'the ,CNR 'police,. Stratford
'territory, :staid Thursday °that
.there is a ring of thieves spec-
ializing in breaking into. CNR
property. ' southern • Ontario.
Singe, January; , ibreakins have
been reported at • Mitchell,. Exe-
ter, D'urhamk and Parkhill CNR
stations, the latter two''Tuesday
night or early, Wednesday. morn--
ing ..of last week. •
' M'r Fau'ge-re said that the
thieves use.. the",pound ,pou id. and peel"
'method ..to. gain entry, into .the.
safes, • T+hey;`Pound the corner of
the safe, !then. peel 'it 'Open with.
c oWlaars;,
CNa • Money ordera and' tele-
graph drafts are th•e mairn 'items
taken dram' the sakes, as welly as:
small ‘aanounts of cash. Drafts
are Anawn to hive been cashed
in Mitchell and Exeter already..
tFicti.tious motor •vehicle , op-
erator licences, are ibeing used as
identification iby r~ the =passers,.
rho Mr. Fougere describes as
being. no amateurs He said that
they , are :a minor but . efficient
;group. He warns store officials
not•.to ..cash these Cheques unless
the Pe'rson is known'to them. He.
urges therm to contact the CNR
investigation department or' the
local Ipol;ice ,when in doubt.
The Ontario Provincial Police,
looal ,police end the.1CNR. invest -
ligation department are . com!bin-
ing.'in their efforts to apprehend
the ';thieves, and to prevent them
from v ctirnizing people 'with
falsified
IEMORIALS
Unsurpassed
in Beauty and Value
MORRIS
GRANITE And MARBLE WORKS
Representative
Ross MacLennan
Phone 51.
Kincardine
RiPLEY MEAT:MARKET
Custom Butchering
Mondays Hogs, `$2.00 in.by 4100 p.m:..
Cutting and, Wrapping►, 2c pound
ATTLE, CALVFA and LAMBS EVERY DAY
• EXCEPT SATURDAY
We Do Curing and Smoking . Beef, Pork and Amb.
Sold Whole, Half or 'Quarter ... For Better Service, •
And Lower Prices ..Call Ripley 100; ` T`
Chas. Hooisma , Prop;
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end at .,the home of his mother
Mrs. Florence Henry:.
Barry ' Gillespie • of Sarnia re-
turned to his. 'home ��fter spen-
ding a weeks :;ho1itays :in the'
community,
Mr .and Mrs: Kenneth Laidlaw.
and family of London ' visited,.
on Sunday at the • home •of Mrs;
Jamnes Laidlaw.
S BRIEFS
IM NEARB'
A decision to. build : a new
Evangelical United Brethren,
Church- in Elmira:' at a cost of
$100,000 has ' • been reversed..
Members of the building com
7nittee •.haveresigned sand the:
minister, Rev: 3, W. Siebert, has
requested . his +bisha ns--
er,
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Chesley District High . School
Board ..on- a' split decision has
decided to send students desir-
ing ; fvocational training to Wal-
kerton. .
al-kerton.. For some • 'students , it
could mean a round • trip ,bus.
journey of 90 miles a day.
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Mrs. • Bert ' iAlton,' district pre-
sident,. wilt +.he, the guest,"speaker
at the 'May ' meeting of . Blyth
'United Church Women's, Sunny
Circle. Unit''.
Kincardine ,;Curling Club ,has:
decided' to . launch a",' drive. for
money to +build a Proposed three
sheet curling rink 'which swill
'probably cost around • $40;600,,
Tenders are be!hg called ` for
a sewage system in :Kincardine
:which Will cost over $400;.000:
Representatives from .the town
of Goderit:•h ,met +with/Goderich
Township 'council ,to..disctiss the
'purchase and annexation of 160
acres of land south of the county
town, Theland is /owned .by
Harry yIMitchell, ana'4the Gode-
rich representatives explained
that • they wanted 'the land as
prospective . sites for industry„
Th:e price would ;be x$44;000,
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Dr.'and 'Mrs, J, T. H. Robinson
Of Walkerton returned• recently'
from a seven-iweek tour ` of
Spain `sand ,the near East, an-
cludin,g' a •visit.to.he Holy Land;
p011owirrg a heated argument
aver the ,purchase �of a, 'fire
�tr•uck in Walkerton, Piro Chief.
Irwin Lobsinger .teidered, his re.
signation e,Efecturre May ist, ,
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rhe Smoot.
btorAied
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