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The casuallookof this
summer's season is
yours at Merry Rags.
Active clothes in big,
easy shapes and
sunshine bright colors
for active people.
Dresses and gowns to
enhance your
nightime style. The
promises of the holi
day weekend await
you at Merry Rags.
Open 7 days a week, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m.
1 'A miles South of traffic
lights on Hwy. 21
Grand Bend
FORMER TEACHERS — A large number of teachers of yesteryears attended Thursday's Jubilee of the South Unit of the
FWTAO at the Exeter Public School. Above, two organizers of the celebration Sandra Newton and Jane Brown check over old
school books with former teachers Addie Morlock and Susan Link. T-A photo
Several area children baptized
at Mother's day service
238-2818
Those taking part were
Tony Bragg, Kim Heather,
quarter convention held at
the Howard Johnston Hotel
in Toronto. Election of the
new Governor and the Lt.
Governors was held at this
time.
Report minor
injuries in
multiple crash
Only four accidents were
investigated this week by
Exeter
Ontario
Investment Certificates
Income Averaging Certificates
R.R.S.P.R.H.O.S.P.
Competitive Rates
FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALiNDAR
Every Thursday
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK SALE
SAT., MAY 20th - 1 p.m.
Antiques, Furniture, Etc.
Richard Lobb's Barn
Clinton
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MON., MAY 22nd- 1p.m..
Cattle, Machinery, Etc.
For Reg. Lawson Lot
13, Cone. 7 Hullett
Twp.
******
SAT., MAY 22nd - 12noon
House, Furniture, Etc.
For Gerrit Logtenberg
21 William St., Clinton
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WED., JUNE 7th,
Evening - 6:30 p.m.
House and Furniture
For Edith Cartwright
Blyth, Ontario
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TUES., JUNE 20-6:30 THOR
POWER EQUIPMENT
160 King St. Thorndale
461-0260
EVENINGS CALL
461-1081 — 461-0514
or 461-0464
p.m.
1958 Edsel Car Original
25000 Miles, 4 Bedroom
Brick House, Barn &
Garage,Furniture, Etc.
For Lome Hulley
Estate, 1 74 Main
Street, South Seaforth
By tyRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Mothers Day was observed Debbie McPhail, Murray
with a large attendance. Two
babies were baptized Steven
William son of Mr. & Mrs.
William Denham and
Sabrina Gweneath daughter
of Mr. &,Mrs. Terry Johns.
Dramatized message by
members of the
congregation and Sunday
School and Rev. P. Brown
was enjoyed. Theme was
“The Family and the need to
belong.”_____________
GOVERNMENT
SURPLUS
VEHICLES
Dodge 4 wheel drive
power wagon $1,850
Dodge 4 wheel drive
ambulance van $2,250
wagons make excellent
farm vehicles.
1971 Ambassador
stationwagon ...$495
1972 Ford custom
sedan ................ $575
1974 Ford custom
sedan ..............$1,750
1975 Ford Torino
sedan ..............$1,750
Others to choose from
Those Dodge power
3RD ANNUAL
ST. MARY'S
LIONS CLUB
AUCTION SALE
SAT., MAY 20 1 P.M.
TO BE HELD AT FLATS, ST. MARYS, ONT.
FURNITURE: beds, dressers, complete
bedroom sets, chairs, mattress, dishes Knick
Knacks, tables, new componet stereos,lamps.
APPLIANCES: colour T.V.s, new and used, 14
cu. ft. Admiral refrigerator, used washer,
radio.
FARM EQUIPMENT: 1 Massey Ferguson 175
MP 60 HP tractor, 1 Massey Ferguson 22 trac
tor, 1 Massey Ferguson No. 10 Baler, 1 Case
Baler, 1 Massey Ferguson 43 mower, 1-1270
White tractor 50 HP with 520 Hrs., small
manure spreader, 3 PT Hitch cultivator, 1
nearly new Cavallo 2 horse trailer.
GARDEN TRACTORS: lint. 7 HP riding lawn
mower, 1 John Deere 112 riding mower with
47” cut, 1 MTD 15 HP Garden tractor & blade.
SWIMMING POOL: 18' above ground swim
ming pool (new), assorted pool toys, assorted
pool equipment (new).
MOTORCYCLES: 1 750 Kawasaki 1972, in ex
cellent shape, 1 500 Kawasaki in good running
order.
MISC: Girls bicycles, Boys bicycles, Toys,
Tricycles, canes, motor oil, air filters, oil
filters, Chinese Dinners, Weekend Camping,
Golf Course Green Fees, many many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH
Support your local St. Marys Lions
Club Auction Sale. Consignments and
Donations will be accepted up until 12
Noon on SALE DAY by any Lion Mem
bers or
CONTACT:
Bob Montgomery 284-3448
Lloyd McLean 229-6659 284-2580
John Pellezarri 284-2442
Gord Youlton 284-2020 284-3686
Vic Richardson 284-1681
Bob Lindsay 284-2820
FREE PICK UP BY CALLING ANY OF
THE ABOVE MEMBERS
, Switzer, Danny Shute, Steve
Francis, Joan Ulch, Janice
Burgin and Mrs. Clayton
Ross as mother. Senior and
Junior choirs sang anthems
accompanied by organist
Mrs. E. Stephens.
Baptismal
Rites of baptism were
given to Christopher Gerrit
Jongkind infant son of Mr. &
Mrs. Dick Jongkind of
Woodham at St. Pauls
Anglican Church, Sunday
morning, Godparents were
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne
McLachlin of London.
Also baptised was Erin
Elizabeth McCormick, in
fant daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Bernard McCormick.
Godparents were Mr. & Mrs.
Batten and Mr. & Mrs.
Robson. A Christening
candle a gift brought from
Germany was lit for the
occasion.
Flowers on the altar were
placed in memory of Mrs.
Ivy Hall great grandmother
of Erin.
Guests following the
Christening at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard
McCormick were: Mr. &
Mrs. Charlie Batten, Mr. &
Mrs. Jim Batten, Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Morning and family
of this district, Mr. & Mrs.
Bruce Robson, Zurich, Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Veel, Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Parsons, Mrs
Mildred Klahre and Mrs.
Cora Clarke, London, Mr. &
Mrs. D. Lankin, and family,
Lucan, Mrs. Don Barber,
Collingwood.
A group of Brownies and
their leaders from
Monk ton Area were
present at the service.
Others taking part were
Mrs. Pearl Stephens, Mrs. R.
Denham, Mrs. Peterson,
Mrs. H. Bearss, Joan Ross
Debbie McPhail and Susan
Jaques played a trio piano
instrumental.
Special speaker was
Gordon McEwan
Education. President
Clayton Ross took charge of
the business. Mrs. Stuart
Shier spoke a few minutes on
Labrador.
on
Mrs.
the
also
UCW meets *
The UCW meeting
held in the Church basement.
Mrs. Bob Marshall was in
charge of the worship ser
vice. Theme was “Love”.
was
Personals
Sunday evening dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Davis and Mr. & Mrs.
Miller McCurdy were: Mr. &
Mrs. Lloyd Hern, Mrs.
George Davis, Mrs. Jas.
Kirkland of Exeter and Rev.
Mary Mills.
Mr. &Mrs. Lome Marshall
visited a few days with Mr. &
Mrs. Ron Marshall and
family in Kitchener last
week and were Mother’s Day
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Marshall and family, Lon
don.
Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler,
London, is visiting with her
son Mr. & Mrs. Burns
Blackler.
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Temple
and Joanna, Mrs. Maurice
Blackler, Mrs. Wm. J.
Blackler. Mr. & Mrs. Philip
Blackler and Jessica were
Thursday dinner guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Dobson
and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Waghorn
were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Jaques
and family, Zion. Mr. & Mrs.
Waghorn visited with Bill’s
mother Mrs. Charlie
Waghorn, a patient in
Goderich hospital having
undergone surgery.
Mrs. Doris Smith, Henel
Hempstead, England is
visiting with her sister Mrs.
T. Elliott.
The UCW was hostess to a
bridal shower for Debbie
Siddal. Group 4 was in
charge.
and family,
Mrs. John
Seaforth and
Eveleigh,
Auction Sale
of Antiques, Household Furniture,
Appliances Etc.
to be held at Richard Lobbs Barn, 289 Bayfield
Road, Clinton, Ontario. Consignments from
Clinton, Bayfield and Seaforth Estates.
Saturday, May 20th at 12:00
Noon.
Bell Collection, 30 bells, small round dining table
and 4 chairs, wicker chairs, chesterfield and chair,
square dining table, three matching chairs,
pressback rocker, Simplicity wringer washer, like
new, leather fold down couch and chair, chrome
table and chair set, Admiral 30” electric stove, like
new, fridge, four antique chairs, pressback
highchair, hall tree, several odd chairs, small odd
tables, small china cabinet, 3 piece bedroom suite,
continental bed, plus other beas, childs crib, buffet,
dressers, trunk, pole lamps and other lamps, lawn
chairs, some bedding, pictures, artificial fireplace,
Sanyo 12” portable B&W TV, 4 - oil lamps,portable
radio, electric heaters, water, ski s, snow shoes, elec
tric broom, set of snow ski s, poles, rack for car, 1
pr. each men's and women's ski boots, 20 pieces of
Limoge (Bridal Rosepattern), silverware,
knickknacks, guitar, small kitchen appliances, pots
and pans, large offering of dishes & glassware, in
cluding some antique pieces, step ladder, small
Quebec heater, school desks,record player.
TOOLS: pipe cutter, skil saw, electric sander, ’A
inch electric-drill, jig saw, two speed drill, blow torch
and soldering iron, C clamps, roll of solder wire,
wood plane, hand saw, tin snips, extension cords,
hand and garden tools plus many items too
numerous to mention.
Due to large offering sale must start at 12:00 o'clock
with tools and small items, selling first.
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
Clinton
482-7898
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE
. Mr. & Mrs. Rea Stephens
were guests Sunday of Mr. &
Mrs. Keith Stephens and
family of Anderson.
Mrs. Reta Rittenhouse,
Hamilton and friend were
Mother’s Day guests with
her parents Rev. and Mrs.
Brown. Recent visitors at the
ipanse the past week were
Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Hunt,
London and Rev. and Mrs.
Cecil Wittich, Blyth.
Master Scott Bickell, St.
Marys spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Robinson and family. All
were guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Don Brine
Woodham.
Mr. &
Westervelt,
Miss Ellen
Stratford visited Sunday
with their parents Mr. &
Mrs. A.I Eveleigh.
Visitors with Mrs. Pearl
Budden Sunday Mr. & Mrs.
Ron Budden, Linda and
Tracey, Mr. & Mrs. Thos.
Rehberd all of Stratford, Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Budden, Paula,
Pam, Geoffrey, Mr. Terry
Middle ditch, London.
Joan and her son Jim,
Toronto spent the weekend
with her mother Mrs. Jarvis.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Stephens
and Mrs. Pearl Stephens,
Kirkton attended the
graduation excerises at
CCAT Friday May 12 where
Neil graduated with honors
from the Business Farm
Management Course. He
received the Quality Swine
Award and was runner up as
Best All Round Student. Neil
is now employed in the
Harriston area by the
Floradale Feed Company.
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Denham, Sunday were
Mr. & Mrs. Keith McLagan,
John and Margaret, Mr. &
Mrs. James McLagan, Mr. &
Mrs. Harvey McLagen all of
Mitchell. Mr. & Mrs. Ron
Denham, Brenda, Wayne
and Marlene, Kirkton, Mr. &
Mrs. Randy Meyers and
Stephanie, Vallerie
Denham, Waterloo, Brian
Denham, Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs.
Doug Harding and family of
Gorrie, and Mr. Cecil
Skinner, Clinton.
Visitors Wednesday with
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Temple
and Joanna and Mrs.
Maurice Blackler were:
Mrs. Gran and daughters
from Windsor and Mr. &
Mrs. Thos McGurie,
Toronto, Sunday.
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Jack says he's proud to be a
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says for half that money he
could be just as proud.
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Jack's
Small Engine Repair
Service
107 Queen St., Hensall
262-2103
Stop in for hints and pieces
if you're a do-it-yourselfer.
By TOM LESSARD
This is the time of the year
when the kids hit the streets
and fields in and around our
communities to reap the
warmth of the sun after
spending a long winter in the
confines of our offtimes
boring houses. At the same
time a few of the more in
terested adults take a couple
hours of their leisure time to
go out with the kids and
organize entertainment for
them. The Stephen Optimist
Club has already begun with
the registration for soccer
and baseball. So far there
have been 40 youngsters
listed for soccer and enough
for a couple of teams of T-
ball.
Also at this time of the
year all across Canada and
the U.S.A. The Optimist
Clubs sponsor a bike safety
week. Our club has started
with a written test which is
being conducted at the
schools in the township,
Following the completion of
these tests the children will
have a rodeo at the J.A.D.
McCurdy School in Huron
Park.
The date for this rodeo is
May 27 at 9 a.m. Any boy or
girl wishing to participate is
asked to attend with their
bike. The O.P.P. will be
assisting us to run this event.
On April 29 the club held
it’s charter banquet at the
Huron Park Rec. Centre. In
attendance was the
Governor for the District
(Ontario) Dr. Bob Wahby
and many representatives of
the Optimists Clubs of
Ontario. Members were
presented with their charter
member certificates and
name badges.
The club was presented
with the Optimist banner,
bell and gavel and a
Canadian flag. A dance was
held following the for
malities. This event was one
of the biggest in our lives and
especially in the life of our
president Bill McGrath.
Congratulations fellows.
This past weekend
president Bill McGrath, his
wife, Jim Gage and his wife
and Tom Lessard travelled
to the Ontario District third
officers of the
detachment of the
Provincial Police.
The first of this
mishaps occurred Tuesday
on Highway 23 about one
kilometer south of Con
cession road 6-7 in Blanshard
township.
The vehicles involved were
driven by Bruno Pedrech,
Komoka and Margaret
Taziar, RR 1 Granton. Minor
injuries were sustained by
both drivers and a passenger
Christine Taziar. Constable
Jim Rogers set damages at
$4,500.
Four vehicles were in
volved in Saturday’s first
accident which took place in
the late morning on Highway
4 near the Kirkton road.
Drivers of the vehicles
were Patricia Jones, Cen
tralia; Gregory Fleming,
RR 2, Crediton; Maria
Fevery, RR 2, Lucan and
Alphons Moyer.
Suffering minor injuries
were Fleming, Fevery and a
passenger Ella Moyer.
Damages were listed at
$1,700 by Constable Jim
Rogers.
The second accident on
Saturday took place in Huron
Park when a vehicle driven
by Paul Theander struck a
tree on Columbia drive.
Constable Rogers estimated
damages at $1000.
a two vehicle accident on
Sunday caused damage
estimated at $1550. Drivers
of the two vehicles, Glenn
Grover of Strathroy and
Russell Macrae of Arva
collided on Highway 84, 18.2
meters east of St. Joseph.
The accident was in
vestigated by Constable
’ Larry Christiaen.
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LAWRENCE BEANE
RR 1, Brucefield
482-9260
representing a major trust company
BAYFIELD & SEAFORTH
&S$Hoet'a/es
Auction
to be held at Rathwell Building,
77 Main Street, Seaforth
We'll Do
the Job
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Saturday, May 20 at 10:30 A.M.
Consisting of:
FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES 6 pieces solid oak
dining room suite with side board; Cherry 2 drawer
table; walnut 7 foot wardrobe (1800s); Bamboo
What-not; 3 piece bedroom suite with wash stand;
jam cupboard; drop leaf table; 2 wash stands;
dressers; wicker chairs; gunstock style chair; Arrow
back chair; High chair; Small press back rocker;
small foot stool; back to wall cupboard; inlaid
writing boxes; 2 beer barrels; 5 cane bottom chairs;
rocking chair; cherry buffet; cherry bonnet chest;
blanket boxes; antique dressers; 4 press back chairs;
plate rack; cabinet radio; love bench; picture
frames; bedding quilts; air way vacuum; small
appliances; fridge; stove (avocado green); washer
dryer (Harvest gold); dishwasher (Harvest gold); 5
pc. chrome set; lamps,- and a host of other in
teresting items.
CAST IRON AND BRASS, COPPER, SILVER 24”
school bell, 14” Dinner bell; 6” brass bell; large ket
tle; candle sticks; tea pot; butter dish; brides basket;
jam cruet; quantity of silverware; oak garland box
stove; banter cook stove.
GLASS AND CHINA 2 china dinner sets Canadian;
souvenirs; ornaments; Aladdin oil lamp with painted
shade; wash set; Bird of Paradise tea set; 3” Money
Comb goblets; two compotes; cake stands; oil lamp;
miniature dishes; milk glass; press glass; colored
glass,- etc.
This is an excellent offering of furniture, antiques,
appliances and interesting items. Plan to attend.
Sale Time: 10:30 A.M. Viewing any time.
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
» (519) 527-1458
Whatever the project, call on us for
Ready-Mix Concrete
• RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
• FARM (Including Manure Tanks)
FREE ESTIMATES
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CENTRALIA, ONTARIO
Plant: 235-0833 Office: 228-6961
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Going West
Clearing Auction Sale
of Farm Machinery, Purebred Sheep, Horses,
Trucks, Etc.
for Mr. Ken McNaught Lot 16, Con. 1, East
Williams Township on the Nairn Road 5 miles
south west of Ailsa Craig, 9 miles north of Lobo
Village.
Saturday, May 20th at 1 p.m.
MACHINERY ETC.: M.F. 35 diesel tractor with
loader, 2 buckets,- Int. 504 gas tractor with power
steering, etc.; McKee double auger snowblower;
post hole auger; stalk chopper; roller pack
hitch blade; steel & wooden fence posts,
blocks; 3 large grain bins; cages; manure spreaders;
seed drill; Co-op protein tank; feed cooker; chain
saw,- tires; 24 ft. ladder; etc.
HORSES: Mare with foal 2 month old by side sired
by Bold Music who is a Champion Thoroughbred
Stallion; mare with foal 1 month old sired by Bold
Music; Thoroughbred mare bred by Bold Music due
in 2 weeks; 6 yr. old Thoroughbred Gelding 17.1
hands, junior jumper candidate; 3 yr. old
Thoroughbred Gelding sired by Farnsworth, 4 white
sired by Farnsworth.
SHEEP: 60 Suffolk Sheep and lambs, mostly
registered, Watt & Blair breeding; 1 Purebred Suf
folk ram, Blair breeding; 1 Nanny goat, 1 Steer
goat.
A FEW HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES: such as lawn fur
niture; picnic table; kitchen cupboard, electric sew
ing machine, display cases; butcher block, etc.
TRUCKS: 2- Vi ton pick ups,
TERMS
Cash Booth
AUCTIONEERS
Hugh Filson
666-0833
Farm Machinery & Livestock
Auction
to be held for Lawrence Becker on
Wednesday, May 24th at 10:30
A.M.
5 Miles East of Bornholm
Consisting of:
CATTLE: all cattle are from registered stock and
represents an excellent offering of a well managed
herd of Hereford cows including approx. 30 cows
with calves at side. Approx. 30 cows due in spring
and summer. Registered bull of Coots breeding. 2
year old registered polled Hereford bull. Approx.
12 heifers 700-850 lbs.
TRACTORS & COMBINE: 320 Case back-hoe with
industrial loader M.F. 1105 tractor with 1300 hrs.,
cab, duals, fully M.F. 135, 2600 hrs. C.W. cab &
multi-power. M.F. 65 with Freeman Loader &
hydraulic bucket. M.F. 35 diesel tractor fully
equipped. M.F. 300 with Ren pickup & 10 ft. head
(excellent condition).
TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: M.F. model 20 12' disc. 13
sections of diamond harrows with stretchers, custom
built cultivator. 2 furrow Hydrien 3 PTH plough. 3
PTH stone picker. Crayham 7' chisel plough. John
Deere 3 PTH corn planter (new). Fleury Bissel double
disc.
HAYING & HARVESTING EQUIPMENT: M.C.
model 600 continuous grain dryer. New Holland 10-
10 automatic bale wagon. M.F. 124 baler (like new)
with hydraulic bale tension. M.F. 260 forage
harvester with 2 row corn head. Automatic
sharpener.Dion 60” forage blower. 2 Rex forage
boxes c.w. roofs & Martin 10 ton wagons. Bale
stooker & fork. 41' bale elevator. Case 4 bar side
rake. Cockshutt 7' semi-mount mower. A.C. P.T.O.
hay conditioner.
OTHER EQUIPMENT: New Holland 351 Mix mill.
Allied 51'6” P.T.O. auger with under carriage. Joes'
heavy duty wagon with 185 bus. gravity box.
Rubber tired wagon & flat rack. N.H. 205 bus.
spreader. 45' 4” grain auger. 3 PTH sprayer with 30
ft. boom. 2 reel swath turner.
MISCELLANEOUS: 8-N tractor parts. V-A Case
tractor parts. Wisconsin motor parts. Lincoln welder.
Shop tools, large drill press. Lumber & timbers.
Racks for ton truck. Silo reinforcing rods. Steel
gates. Scrap metal. V-W parts. Poultry equ. &
cages. Walking plough. Cement mixer. Snow fence.
Woods electric grinder. 40' extension ladder. Cattle
tatooer. Hog feeders. 200 ft. of % cable ^pulley.
Cattle oilers. M.F. 3 PTH post holer auger.
FEED & FEEDERS: 15 ton of mix grain. 15 ton of
barley. 10 ton of oats, quantity of hay & straw. 2
16' bulk feeders, feeder wagon. Creep feeders. Cat
tle squeeze.
AUCTIONEERS COMMENT: Sale time 10:30
sharp; falan to attend this excellent offering of cattle
& machinery.
Bruce R. Rathwell - Auctioneer
Frank Buuck - Auctioneer
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 527-1458