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WE WERE PLEASED
to be chosen to do
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on this attractive project
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A SIDE VIEW OF THE UNIQUE UNITS BUILT BY ED FINK
Apartments
— Continued from page 6
month for the single-bedroom
units to $85 for the doubles.
This includes all utilities.
Each bedroom is tiled and has
a spacious closet that occupies
almost one complete wall and is
covered with sliding doors.
Ventilation and an
opportunity to look outside is
no problem with many windows
being used in all units. The
bedrooms have a large sliding
combination window and the
living-dining room features a
combination door at each end as
well as a 4' by 5' picture window
and two other smaller windows.
Flowers are already growing
in the beds in front of each unit.
Centralia
Farmers
Supply
Ltd.
WERE PLEASED
TO SUPPLY
BUILDING
MATERIALS
for
Ed Fink's
New
Apartments
WE'LL BE PLEASED
TO SUPPLY YOU
TOO!
Phone 228-6638 Centralia
MOSTLY CARPENTRY
On The Maples
And wish to thank Ed Fink
for choosing us to help on
this project, as well as wishing
him good luck.
Wednesday was "Hobby
Night" when Kippen East
Women's Institute met in the
Legion Hall, Hensall, and
answered the roll call by
displaying their work dpne as a
hobby.
Mrs. Grant MacLean
commented on the motto
"Leisure is the time of your
life."
Mrs. Ross Sararas, who
chaired the program, introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. Douglas
Cook of Hensall, who spoke on
her hobby of painting. She
displayed her work done as a
hobby and described the need
we all have to express ourselves.
Reports of the standing
committees were given by Mrs.
Dave Triebner for Agriculture
and Canadian. Industries; Mrs.
Grant MacLean for Home
Economics and Health; Mrs.
John Sinclair for Current Events.
President Mrs. Ken McKay
chaired the business portion of
the meeting.
Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs.
Mike Connolly reported their
trip to Lansing, Mich., to the
meeting of the Associated
Country Women of the World.
The Huron County Rally will be
held at Cranbrook October 7.
Mrs. June Cooper and Mrs.
Alex McGregor will be the local
leaders for the short course
"dressmaking with a difference".
Anyone wishing to take this
course is to notify either of the
leaders.
Mrs. Kenneth McLean and
Mrs. Windsore are leading the
4-H Club girls' project "Cottons
may be Smart",
Fines were paid by five
members for not wearing their
WI pins.
A Conundrum Tea was served
by the lunch committee, Mrs. G.
MacLean, Mrs. R. Sararas, Mrs.
R. Kinsman, Mrs. M.' Connolly
and Mrs, Joyce Cooper,
Arm amputated
after accident
Melvin Elliott, RR 1 Zurich,
had to have his right arm
amputated following a combine
accident on his farm Wednesday
afternoon.
Westlake Ambulance Service,
Zurich, with police escort from
Exeter Town Police and London
Police rushed the injured man to
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
where surgery was performed.
At date of writing he was in
satisfactory condition.
GUEST MINISTER
Rev. Harold Snell, minister of
Riverside United Church,
London, was guest minister at
Chiselhurst United Church
Anniversary Service Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Harold F. Currie
assisted with the service. Music
was provided by the Hibbert
Township Trio comprised of
Joan Dow, Verna and Beth
Christie. Guest soloist was Gary
Scholl of Hensall. The choir
under direction of Mrs. A. Ross
rendered a selection.
Rebekah deputy
to visit Mensal'
Noble Grand Mrs. Jack
Corbett presided for the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge. Wednesday evening when
a letter was read informing them
of the visit of District Deputy
President Mrs. Mary Lowe of
Brussels during second meeting,
October 16. She will install the
officers for 1968-69.
It was decided to invite all
members of Brussels Lodge to
attend the installation meeting.
Mrs. Ellen Walker who
celebrated a birthday September
19 was presented with a bouquet
of flowers, and members are
asked to remember her with
cards.
Following the meeting a
silent auction of produce,
baking, plants, etc., was held.
Mrs. Inez McEwen and Mrs.
Pearl Shaddick were in charge of
this project.
Will conduct
blind canvas
The annual canvas for the
Canadian National Institute for
the Blind will be concluded in
this area early in October.
E.R. Luther, manager of the
Bank of Montreal, Hensall, is
campaign chairman. He will be
assisted in the canvass by the
Women's Institute, Arnold
Circle, Rebekahs and the Legion
Auxiliary. Residents in the area
not contacted by canvassers are
kindly requested to forward
their donations direct to Mr.
Luther.
Miss. Ann Mickle left Friclay,
for London where she will enter
her third Year at the University
of Western Ontario.
Miss Etta Jarrett and MSS
Vera Colbert of StretfPrd were
recent visitors with AIM John E.
McEwen,
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor
visited last week with Mr, & Mrs.
Eric Munroe Sea forth.
Mrs, Ida Dick of London
visited this week with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr, & Mrs,
Doug Dick and family.
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, Mrs,
R.A. Qrr, Mrs. Inez McEwen
members of Amber Rebekah
Lodge visited patients at the
Queensway Nursing 'Home
Wednesday afternoon and
entertained the eighteen patients
with recordings and treats,
A showing of thirty original
oil paintings by Mrs. Grace Peck,
local artist of Hensall, is on
exhibition in Clinton Public
Library from September 15 to
October 15.
Varna grower
again tops fruit
Perennial winner in the fruits
and vegetables division of the
fair, Fred McClymont of Varna
again placed first but had some
close competition.
McClymont's produce gained
17 firsts, 25 seconds and six
thirds while Victor Jeffrey was
close behind in the red ribbon
department with 15. Jeffrey also
chalked up three second place
finishes.
Mrs. Harold Cudmore had
nine firsts, three seconds and
two thirds, John Kingma picked
up eight firsts and five thirds and
Roy Pepper took five firsts, nine
seconds and a pair of thirds.
Getting three wins apiece
were Mrs. Keith McLaren and
Mrs. Inez Dickey while Mrs.
Thomas G, Hem, Ihor Orenchuk
and Hem Farms each took two
first prizes.
Scoring two firsts were Mrs.
Tom Triebner, Ron Mostrey,
Mrs. George Sereda, Mrs. G.
VanSteeg and Mr. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. 1013 qt gOYPP of
Grand Pend were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Par ker
and. PatsY.
Mr. and Mt!, RniPb Holland
and in fant daughter,
Gwendolyn, of Cliol,orh Were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
James Sangster,and Bradley.
Douglas and Paul Bell spent
the weekend with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ballantyne at Thames.
Road,
Mrs. Wilbert Dilling was the,
lucky winner of picnic table in
free draw donated by Conklin
Lumber, Exeter at Exeter Fair
Thursday.
COURSE$ PLANNED
A Seaforth Chamber of
Commerce meeting learned
Tuesday that two extension
courses may be offered there
this fall by Conestoga College of
Applied Arts and Technology.
College president James
Church told C of C members of
the consideration to teach
business procedure and
agriculture in Seaforth.
Details will be advertised at a
later date.
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