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The service at the United
C . urch R , haN a nsall on Sunday
-was conducted, by Rev. Pon
Beck . with Mrs. John
'rkhheim at the organ. The
choir sang the anthem,, "'Tial
.".ster. hath, Called Us" and
topic of the sermon was
t God Work—Through
Us". We .must be ready to
accept all channels and
methods that. God can use to
extend His Kingdom and keep
ourselves in readiness to be
used by Him. Next Sunday is
World Wide Communion.
On Monday, October 4 the
General -meeting meeting of Hensall
ficW will be heldpreceded
by "Luncheon is Served". On
Wednesday, October 6, South
Huron United Church Women-
will
omenwill meet at Hensall.
Hensall Livestock sales
Supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers; demand
was steady and prices were
lower. Fat cattle: heifers,
$36.50-538.50, top to $40.25;
steers, 338.50440.50, top to
$41.85. Pigs: weanlings, $32-
$40; chunks 341-348. Special
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�e ander uo off,
Mrs. John Alasnd+•(, ]Y��jas
ue ved' ak letter f t firs.
Rett Fo e. e,
us
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$, .1 tont teridi.
p. �► . ? oAto
her one evening via CM.
Radio.
Sandra W?adeT, daughter of
Care de
.........?. '.... , won first
prize at the Guelph Music
Festival for accordicsolo,..
and as a result has bean, in-
vited to make a tape for the
"Big Al" Show on Kitchener
TV which Will be seen shortly
on CKCO Channel 14.
A small fire on. Sunday
morning in theseat ofa truck
owned by Paul Moran, Brock
Street, was extinguished by
the volunteer Fire Depart-
ment.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm, Mrs.
Elizabeth %gland gild Mrs.
Daisy Ivey last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey
of Sarnia, Miss Janet Taylor
of Varna, Rev. Will Jarvis of
Exeter, Mrs. Beatrice' Taylor
of Varna, Miss Flora and
Miss Hazel Macdonald of
Goderich, Mrs. Irene
Finlayson, Kim, Karen and
Kathy of Kippen and Mr. Alec
Mousseau of Clinton, Local
visitors included Mrs. Winnie
Skea, Derek Robinson, Mrs*.
Annie Reid, Mrs. Bona Clark,
Mrs. Genevieve Windover,
Mrs. Irene Finlayson and Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Miller.
Tukers ith Township
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Council awardedthe tender
for
theconstruction� . o � � the
Hanna 0 . d e Tuesday, to
Roger MacEachern Con-
s. ction° fitr rest,
The MacEachert tender for
$121.,8, was the lowest of
fourtendrs.
The Hanna hridge v filch
Vans e: HaYfleld `River. is
located Oa l'Ookersmith
sideraad 1546 at Concession 3
MO Read Surrey.
The township council, ex-
peotar that the approaches for
the bridge will cost another
$20,000.
Engineer Kenneth Dunn of
+otkerich, Who atw:l.cnded the
mee
sp,
l
at �.. , ln,g, said his firm
will install a bronze plaque in
the brad. e.
Work as expected to start as
soon ea final aPPrPvel
given ,by the Stratfordoffice
Of " the Ministry of Tran-
sportation and Com-
munications.
dotee`!orculaz
schoocl arather ihan;waste t +
nwas profession:
sib
development day for ' the
teachers,he second.. or eight
to be held +during.the school
year.
Betty Albright and
Leigh Davi, wes of the amid.
e Ontario Re l
western
• Office of the Ministry of
Educ .,ntion a t Waterloo were
,
the lecturers at the
workshops. They presented
tag
frim*nis.
gram' Was an .apt'
tempt demtrate thatirk
any Eke le ng experience
there are stages of
development and these stages
d previous learning
nearnin
g
experiences.
Handing out q tiOnnaires
questionnaires
for the teachers to complete
at the conclusion of the day's
program, William Eckert,
superintendent for the Huron-
Perth separate school board
said, "What is desired is that
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Wako
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ter Mod 400
save.
NS. PRONE 3.74# e
RES. 351.1015
2 DOZEN FOR
3 QUARTS
FOR
99c
r -
MIRACLE BASTE
to -t5 LB. AVG.
CLOVER FARM
SLICED WHITE
BEN'S
. HOMEMADE
BEN'S
HOMEMADE
Each of the top ten drivers at the Clinton Raceway this
summer were awarded driving gloves last Sunday from
the Old Mill in Blyth. Here Larry Daw, and Ron Jewitt
make the presentations. (News -Record photo)
3.24 OZ.- LOAVES
FOR
99c
CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF
BONELESS
ROUND STEAK 1 .378.
BONELESS
RUMS ROASTf1.il7..
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lONE4ES5
STEWING
IEEF 91t...
(USE STEAK • s I.b%�.
Financial assistance
Informatkon on decent
programs 'kw bushiess
Dave Alexander
one of our representatives
will be at
The Omen's tlo , SEAFORTH
on the 1st Thursday af each month
" R
CLVER
FARM
20 LS. BAG
If you require financing to start" modernize or
expand your business and are unable to
obtain at elsewhere on reasonable terms and
conditions or if you are interested on the
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and training or wish information on
government programs available tor your
business. tack to our repres€ntat;io
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