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Su nday gu�sts
By Ruth Buchmeler
Rev. and Mrs. A. Young of
Goderich were dinner guests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Dickie. Rev. Young was
' the minister at South Kinloss.
Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin And-
erson of Milverton visited
with Mrs. Olive Needham on
Sunday.
Nancy Maclntyre attended
a conference in. London over
the weekend..
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collyer.
were supper guests on Sun-
day'evening with. Mrs. Nancy
Maclntyre and family.
A niece, Laurie Jensen of
Drumheller,. Alberta, visited
for a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Buchmeier and Carol.
Norma Maclntyre is work,
ing at Swift Current, Saskat-
chewan for the next three
months for. the 'Board of
World Missions'. While
there, Norma will be staying
with Rev. and Mrs, Glen
Noble and Leslie. Norma will
work out of Regina for a
month of this time.
Adult education teacher
speaks to Pine River UCW
Pine River U.C.W. held
their monthly meeting in the
church with Bethel U.C.W.
as their guests.
Program convener, ,Mrs.
Cliff Elliott, read the scrip-
ture from Galatians, and a
meditation on Friendship.
Mrs. Elliott introduced the
speaker, Sheila . Fink from
Goderich who teaches basic
adult education..: Students
range in age frorli:30 54
years. She is willing to speak
to any, group to help promote
the program in a new area. A
'lady student and a voluntary
tutor spoke briefly stating
that with many hours of hard
work and a strong determina-
tion to succeed, nothing is
impossible.
Mrs. Jack Campbell thank-
ed the guests for their infor-
mative presentation and
presented each with a gift. A
fitting solo, Nothing Is Im-
possible, was rendered. by
Mrs. Bill Scott.
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Mrs. EIAs Haney, a resident at Pinecrest Manor In Luclmow,
and formerly of Wingham, celebrated her 97th birthday on
May 7. . She has a family .of one daughter, Doreen McGee of
Blyth, two granddaughters, . Dorothy Errington ' of It. 2,
Auburn and Helen 'MacLeod of Wingham, seven great
grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
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Special
Garbage Collection
A SPECIAL PICKUP
OF LARGE ITEMS
Such as Fridges; - Stoves e Mattresses
Hot Water Tanks, Etc.
Will be made on
Moflday,May241
ALL ARTICLES TO BE SET OUT BY 8 A.M.
No regular garbage or brush Will
Be picked up on the 24th
FLOYD MILNE
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Lucknow Farm Supply
SHEARDTAE 7AI.t ONE
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RUR/AIA FLAT DOCK CAGE DEMO.
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ACME WE COULD oET
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Coumii.E OF WEEKS?
Stop iii anytime.
See if Mike& Ike
got a flat deck
cage demo job.
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1 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Destroy Weeds
Notice is Hereby Given
to all persons In possession of lands In any Municipality
%' In the County of Huron. •I
In accordance with the Weed Control Act, R.S.O. 1980,
Chapter 530, Section 4, 14 and 21, that unless 'noxious
weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by June 7, f
1982 and throughout the season, the Municipality, may
enter upon the said lands and have, the weeds
I destroyed, charging the costs against the land In taxes, I
w
as set out In the Act.
The co-operation of all, citizens Is solicited.
JOE GIBSON,
Weed Inspector
County of Huron.