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A.'bee keeper by occupation, he Sells mainly to Ontario Honey Pro- ducer's, Toronto, Mr. Ross Is also ichown locally in the-acing world' for his standard-bred hor- ses. ' owner and trainer for twenty years, he has five horses It his stable , at this time and has raced at all the local tracks at one time or another, Training.and'racing is e pop- ular- hobby, iays and is be- cogaing more so every year, as more people enter' the racing LOBSTER RECORDS- 111111.1.111111111111111•1111111=11111111111111111111111111111 'It's dinner time at the farm of Wilfred Ross, Brucefield. While beekeeping occupies much of • his time, Mr. Ross also Is interested in standard bred horses. At the deft is a grandson of Goodtime, born May 8, out of Quiet Lady by Timely Topic. (Right) A granddaughter of Tarhill, born May 2, out of }Dailey G. Volo by Elston Hanover. • EAFORTH UPERIOR TORE See long, 4elay bpfor . , 'sOw r' pro:le'ctbegiris, " 7 Hentall Heriaali Town Council at a Hensall would have' to • re jai:Vit ' ' ...' meeting Monday heard David Reid in oiler, to have a Liquor StOreie•drain into the creak at high who was introduced byDonJoynt, , in Hensall; that the response of water tad) and one to he Sprayed outline plans fOr insurance for the survey for Cable T.Y. was on. It was' Indicated that the Hensall. Council. will consider considered high; thattlkeproblein . picture is not too rosy for early the ' proposal hut agreed that. holding up sewers for Hensel' was , completion of a systenr and policies with premiums/. due at not" money but how to get rid of owners with septtctankprobtems one date was desirable. the waste. It was advised that to were advised . to fix their and Councillor Harald Knight, who allow • for.' an increase of not to, 'wait for sewers as it had • Spent-the day in Toronto on 'population from 900,to 1200 three add be 1975 or ,1978 • before a Council business reported that lagoons would be required, two to start will , be. made. He Old .a 1 - • Carmel Church' WMS - . ' . 'didn't advise aSphaltOu new roads ' officials 'with. whom he •spoke - ... .83rd anniversary .. . until sewera had been installed. ing of the pavement on Brock, Ernie Davis reported pateh-, h as , , ' 1•i, The W.M.S. of Carmel Pres- River Jordan. The most sacred-• Queen and Richmond Streets and byterian "Church 'in Hensall cele- part was at the Church Of the . ,thought they should be gone over brated their • 83rd Anniversary on ' Sepulchre and the Gardens ' of . again; he fixed the lock on the Monday, evening. President,Mrs. Gethsemane when Communion gate of the bean dump which had Rachel Schwalm • opened with a was held and Mrs. Waddel showed been cut off; also the catch basin reading and welcomed the guests the Communion' cup which she at Mrs. Sararas. He has orders to get the_ grass cut as soon as from Exeter apdCromarty Pres- brought home with her. The possible. Lutheran, the Arnold Circle, and Councillor, Erb of the Street bytertans, Zurich United and , speaker was introduced by Mrs. con- Associate members and friends; Rmorcsh.upserFeyabceirmpanbdeilt.hanked by ,Committee will contact the Mrs. -John Soldan and, Mrs. , ,Mrs. ;02:--0,41ce Meston had. tractor who installed sidewalks Agnes Madge Were in charge, * the honour of Cutting the birth- last year in order to have the the programme and worship using day cake and make a few words work completed. It Was suggested scriptures from Collossians and on Church missions. The 'Cake that this year a time limit be set John, The topic was“Joy seems was made and -designed by Mrs. . and, aapenalty clause in.serled in any contracts that are let. ' septic . . ' to , be everywhere when spring' ' H,arvey. Hyde and Mrs,,Mac Doe- Mrs. Cole is having trouble nk water• from .. Cowes". Mrs. Ma-C...1:14Mail nn_, d ' Lunch was served under -the with were accompanied by Miss Linda Mrs. Andy Orr. ends and Mr. Davis ,will in-.• „da. Mrs. Edith Bell favoured with a convenorship", of Mrs. Clarence 13 " Bell at the piano. - Mrs.: Harry • PERSONALS . . vestigate and refer the fatter to duet, 4 gIn times like these", and Volland, Mrs. Earl 'Campbell and ' acted as ushers. • ' ' Michael Hoy,. who is en'i . ttie Dgpartment of Health. the advislbility of having a plumb- C Wadi was asked to consider ' - Snell and ' "Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth A skit "St. Peter attheGate" spent last week with his parents ployed by the Town of Exeter,, lag and building inspector on d council decided - as Dolly, Mrs. John Soldan as , his wife, Mary Hethfloy,spent the County basis u too costly and it would beimpos- that in their opinion it would be was' acted out by Mrs-.,Edith Bell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy,'While MOUY and Mrs. Harvey Hyde as 'engaged in social work.. While sable to police oda County basis. Polly, - Mrs. ' Agnes Madge as week in Windgor where she was St. Peter. -Mrs. Mollie Waddel ther2 she visited with her-',par- to using the ServiCes of aSWEEP Council was 1 agreeable and told of her trip to the HolY ' Curdy who reside in Windsor., crew to Clean up along the creek of Seaforth was the guest speaker entg, Mr; and Mrs.' A. L. Mc- Land. She ,had • souvenirs and • Rev, and Mrs. P. A. Ferguson , at the dump and will investigate the parking ' facilities before. 'meats for tourists. kIrt said wofithChmesrl.eya,ndspmenrts,He awrreyekHeonyd. • granting Vic Hargreaves a perch it. read an item of thelen command- • ', that. at the ..customs theY-were to ,build a sales ring on part of and saw where Samson fiad pulled Bill Hoy , Zurich, visited Sunday ' p closed if all waste la not covered force' on, the derma and it will be Park ldt 7. searched for weapon's: Many Cad , al Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kennedy, - and new Testament sights were sirand Bend and Mr. and Mrs. New regulatiOns come, 'into pointed out to them on their tour with Mr. and Mrs'. Harry Hoy, down the "pillars of the temple. attended the Presbyterian, 58th ' ' Mrs. Rachel •schwalin (.. each week .to a depth of six 1 inches. They. were,ta.kento Jacob's well, 'annual Council Board of Canada ' . and a•lio saw Soloman'S temple, which was held in Ewart ,College. ' Permit to build's new house the DamascuS gatesSt.Ste.phern ih Toronto on May 28 -ta 31.-She was given ' to Stan Kochin, to 4, Jesus entered into Jerusalem as 'of the ten counties of the ,Hamil- gate, and the GOlden gate that Was one of • the seven delegates IrtC loavrek ,a,,Fhotoolet:t Eric to build.6am apbwtoir. k, t9- ° '• well as the Tomb of Lazaras and • ton-London, Synodical to attend. ,shop, porch , to Ed,' Little fora back Bills and accounts 031998.56 • Were ordered paid and the meeting adjourned until July 3. The biggest lobster ever re- • ported was a 44 I/2-pOund giant ' hauled up off New Yoricts Long Island in 1956. SPECIALS THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY in penny sale_ • • prizes Son) S. Williams; Snowmbbile mitts (Hyde Bros.) Beverly Bela, Kippen; $5 bill' (Buck Little) Jessie Cameron; Tablecloth and , Napkin set (Irwins Ladies Wear) Don McLeod, Exeter; Fruit boql (Gerber Mill) Hilda Austin, sea- forth; $10 bill (Dr. Goddard) Bar- bare Stretton; .2 dinners (Hotel Ho-1gal'). Grace McBride, Kippen; Towel and face .cloth set (Hen-' salt Sales Barns) Jim Pollock; 10 quarts milk (Hurondale Dairy) Donald Holland; Alarm Clock (Reid's Lunch) Nancy "McNab; Towel and face cloth set (Hen- sail sales- Barn) Jim Pollock; $10 perm (Jean's Beauty Shop) Mary Funk. - ' $10 voucher (Al's Super Save) Torn. Kyle; Arkona; Juiee Glasses (Martin Transport)" Glen Nixon; • - • a The , Hensall Legion Ladies Blyth ; 2 cans Brill car wax (Hen- . Auxiliary held their annual Penny sail .Motors) JuMe " Cbrriveau; . Q Sale in the Legion Hall- Friday $3 -,,'voucher fOr baked goods evening. Leonard Erb drew th'e (Beaton's 'Bakery) William winning tickets. ". Noakes; $10 perm '(William's ! • The winners ' names ' and Hairstyling) Fred Beer; 1, gallon businessmen who contributed are exterior paint (Fink's,Plumbing) • listed .below. The address is Don' Forrest, :bunion; Carton of Hensall' unless 'Wed otherwise., Cigarettes Cozy Corner) Cindy penter) Brenda Campbell; Coffee exterior pai (Ball and • Mac Place mats (Murray Baker, car- Bisback; 1 lion and- 1 quart table (Custom Trailers)KayJos- Cauley) Rosaline Higgs, Kippen; , sel, Huron Park; _Fishing pole 4 quarts of oil (Lavenders (Hensall Legion) ., Lloyd A/len; Garage) Howard Scene; 1 -gallon Znrich• Citizens News two - paint (Crest Hardware) Miry one year , Subscriptions -Mrs. Dalton; Arkona; Sleeping bag.'4 Oliver Jaques, Nellie R. Hey; c lin- ' (Oueensway lstursing Home) Janis ton. News Record, Angela. Bell, Bisback; Rods (Jim's Machine Kippen. • ' ' ' ' . aaShop) Jack 'Aikenhead. , Seaforth Expopitor - Sandra "Case of peas and carrots , Nixon; Exeter Times Advocate - ' (Canadian Canners). Bona Clark; • Mary Dalton, Arkona; 49, a ()Ice Legion 'Auxiliary '3 dratars - Man's. Florist a $4. voucher •-Julieeor- , wrist , watch - , Mel GlanylIle, $5' voucher (Bartliff's• Bakery) the Wailing Wall. A highlight of Mrs. Schwalm and ' her friends Ethel Maxwell;, Slippers (Legion their tour was a baptism in the strolled past the home of the Auxiliary).tupice Alkenhead; $10 '., _. first Prime Minister of Canada, OIL certificate , for Crest • - . • J. A.. MacDonald-, which 'is on , Hardware (Big-sa-Tile) 'Mary Mark 125th , St. Ge'orge Street just past Ewart • if . Bisback; '1 Lamp (Bendix) Greg '. • . 11.2-oz, • 1.19 1'/2-lb. 1.95 • • • • 2's 490 • . 24-oz. 590 RAID BUG KILLER • • • Maple aND "HAMS seat HOUSEHOLD TOWELS •-• • SWIFT'S BEEF STEW '• • • 'Green Giant 14-oz. Green Beans or; Cream Corn Raga SPAGHETTI SAUCE Sunkist • VALENCIA ORANGES for $4 15 1/2 -oz. 390 doz. 650 College. •••\, FLORIDA TOMATOES . . . ... 2 lb. 690 - CANADA No. 1 MUSHROQMS , • lb. 690 &Wielder's • ' HEADCHEESE BOWLS . • '12-oz. 490 Selmeider's - - HAMBURGER PATTIES lb. '990 Schneider's SANDWICH SPREAD ROLLS 8-oz. 45i riyeau; $1() bill (W.Ga Thompson) Lorraine Randal; Bottle of hair oil (Flynn's Barber shop) Marie Schilbe, Hayfield; -2 cases •of Pepsi (Tuclsey Beverages) 3 draws - Donlla Jean Allan, Bonnie Sangster, Wayne Corbett, Exeter; • Leona Parks , (Aver) -dealer) 3 draws - ,von' hydro jet soap anniversary, -Bible and brush *set - Garnet Allan; cindy c raine; Fuller Brush lone Ingram; Radio .(Regal GriIa) Hensall United Church was, iS ..1.‘rider way. chane-.. . Sangster; $5 (Huron Auto Body) Jim Randall; Floral ar- angement (Palmer-s florist) Lori Flynn; Toaster (Bonthrong) Mar- Oland shewer soap - 'Mary Bis- back ; Cologne - Bonnie Sangster. (bile service call (Don Travers' Electric) Nellie Riley; 4 quarts • of oil (Kyle's Garage) Greg Sang- ster; $5 voucher •for gas (Ted Thuss Shell Garage) A. Maxwell, • • • Durin the past two weeks g, Match bag • toy. - Mike Dalton, Arkona, "Paint by, Number, John Chappel, Staffa; 2 1/2 gallon ice-create (Baird's Huron Va- riety) Terea.sa O'Neil, Clinton; 'Lawn chair (HensallCo-op)Hilda • Austin, Seaforth; Bill Smale (watkirisdeale* 2 draws - Power cleaner - Jim Pollock, Skin lotion bath (Doreen Deitrich) Dr. Ken• woad,. Clinton' (Taylor's. Ready-to-Wear) two, draws, Baby Blanket -Dorothy-Reynolds.' Diaper bag - Nellie Riley. . ' - Picture (Ron,',a Variety. Store) Iva Reid;' wallet (D.C. Joynt and in hog yard IS it canvas filled Scinday morning for the J. sometnenbers frOm the churches in Hensall have been canvassing the village fpr the Canadian Bible Society. Mrs. Sim Roobal, con- venor for the project reports that proceeds received to, date are considerably lower than' last year. Ladies canvassing from the Presbyterian Church were Erlene Stewart, Peggy Campbell, Mrs. Maggie . Campbell, Mrs. Myrtle Orr and Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth; From the Anglican Church Mrs. Ethel, Forrest, Mrs. Genevieve * Windover and Mrs. Annie Reid; From the United Charch ,=. Mrs., Acicirey Christie, Mrs. Janis Bisback, Mrs. "Leona Park, . Mrs. W1.1I Beck and Mrs. MargaretIngram. +lows of Kippen Correspondent Mrs. Rena Caldwell At 'a speCial meetingthe of Huron County • Pork Producers Association in Clinton on Monday °I night,-.directors discussed the • move of the assembly yard from Clinton to Hensall. A 'Amber, Of directors north of olinton had had complaints from pork producers, that they had to drive an additional 12 miles to deliier their hogs. • The reasons "for the move were outlined by James Mc- Gregor, of Kippen and a member . of the provincial marketing board • for . Huron. The reason' was ' purely financial. As the Clinton yard had .changed hands, an agreement had to be made with the new , owner. 'The increase in cost 11 an agreement was en- teked into with the new, owner was nnacceptablejothe market- ing board sin itWould have meant an' increase in the region of 30% oyer the old cost. The board had been able to. 0; lease facilities in Hensall at tbia former cost which is the average cOst'acrois the province. Directors decided to look into the feasability of an assembly - or , sub-assembly yard 4n the Belgrave, Blyth, locidesboro area. • 125th anniversary service. Rev. Andre* H. McKenzie B.A., 13.D., minister of, Knox Presbyterian Church, in Acton, Ontario .was the guest minister for the morning and spOlce on the topic eThOse who turn the world right side up" Was Wendy Elston• of Centralia, guest soloist, sang 1,1'11 Walk With God", and the choir sang, the anthem "Great and Marve- lous" with Wayne Payne taking a solo, part and Wayne and Gail Travers taking a duet. A soaaal hour with ccifee and cookies was held in the Fellowship Hall. Mr. _McKenzie, a Hensall native, had an opportunity to meet old acquaintances and to make new ones..,' A special "Music Alive" wore ship' presentation was held for the Anni'versary evening service. Albert Furtney of,' Ingersoll conducted the service and led the congregation and combined Hensall and, Chisel:- hurst choir in the anthems and hymns. Mr. Furney is pres- ently -Director of Christian Edu- cation and Organist and' Choir Director alTrinity United Church in Ingersoll, Accompanying at the piano was Mips Anne wes- Greg Sangster; Boots (Legion Auxiliary,) Jami McClinchey. Floral Arrangement (Mc . Leans Pkarist) Kelly Dalton, Ar- kona; chO (Legion Auxiliary) Linda Reid; Hostess Chips, 3 draws,. Alice, Neilands, Hilda Austin, Seaforth, Lloyd Allan; Admission and entertainment for three couple (Pine Ridge Chalet) Kelly Dalton, Arkona; Pillow cases • (Peter _MacNaughton) Donna Allan; $3 voucher (L.M. Cleaners) '3 draws, • do-anne • Pepper Pete Allan, Nellie Itiley. $10 'bill (Smith Cinstruction) Mildred McNaughton; Towel Set (Parker and Parker Farm Drain- ' age) Don Holland; Rib Grill (0. Reid and Sons) Wilmer Fer- guson; Electric Clock (Knight Electric) Tim Charrette; Bath Oil (Legion Auxiliary). Martha Raoseboom; Key cases (Legion Auxiliary) Pat Venner. RAREST STAMPS A collection of the world's rarest stamps would have an esti- mated 'value of half a 'million dollars or more, and yet the entire accumulation easily would fit in a man's wallet. nniversary Seri/ices were .lief in St. Andre w's Church, Kip- pen on Sunday with ReV. Wright, Exeter giving the message.Music was provided by the Sunday School Choir and a duet was sung by John and Michael Binnendyk. Miss Brenda Triebner has gone to Calgary, Alberta • to further her career. senger also of Ingersoll. • • .Special guest for the evening • was Rev. Frederick M. Feist, Minister of St. Johas United Church, Stratford and president" of the. United ChurCh's London •Cpnference. Mr. Faist told the-a-ongregation, about plans for the Conference this year. , TRAILER' SPRAYERS . New Judge for Huron 228 U.S. gal. tank $66n 8-row Boom ' ONLY 22 gal. pump • London lawyer Francis G. -Carter, 50, has been appointed Huron County Judge, Justice Minister < Otto Lang has an- nounced. . He fills a post left vacant by the death of Judge R. S. Hether- ington, 64, 'April 5, 1973. The Liberal candidate in the 1967 provincial election, Judge Carter was 'defeated by Premier' John Roberts. Judge 'Carter also made 'an unsuccessful bid in 1966 for a spot on'the London board of " ; control. Born in St. John's , Nfld., Judge Carter receitred his education at St.- Bonaventure's College, St. Francis Xavier Uni- versity and Osgoode Hall. While at OsgOode he re- ceived the Sir George Johnson Scholarship. He was, called to the bar in 1950. Judge Carter worked on the' staff of the Financial Post for t, two years and was the author of numerous articles on the legal history of Middlesex County. He is a foriner president of the Middlesex Law -Association. • Judke'Carter is the author of a book, Judicial Decisions on Denominational Schools. , • A separate school trustee for six years, Judge Carter is a past president of the ontarioSeparate School Trustees ASsoclation. "The Business Bunt", AYR , CAMBRIDGE SEAFORTH r. •., .• • r ' - • t • u,•••• P • Model CAT-I-50-62 'FARM EQUIPMEN