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17. Auction sales
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17. Auction sales
AUCTION SALE
of real estate, furniture. antiques, appliances, etc. to be held
for Gerrit Logtenberg at 21 William Street, Clinton, Ont. on
SATURDAY, MAY 27 at 12 NOON
Real estate consists of large five bedroom two storey frame
house covered with new aluminum siding. Full bathroom up-
stairs and down, large living room and dining room, medium
size kitchen and utility room. This property is located on the.
corner of Rattenbury and William Street one block from main
street and is close to the public and high schools. This is a
good home for a large family or upstairs could be turned Into
an apartment easily because of existing side entrance.
For appointment to view home or Information phone 482-9466.
Terms on property 10% down day of sale, balance in 30 days.
Property will be offered for sale at 2 P.M. day of sale subject
to reasonable reserve bid.
AUCTIONEER:
Richard Lobb 4xNTON
�sfia .JLa`l/fie// gZ",5)43oreale.s
AUCTION SALE
to be held for
Mrs. M. Peter of Bayfield
on Saturday, May 13, 1978 at 1:15 P.M.
at the
Premises on the South Pier
Salo to consist of:
Antiques and Furniture
Minshal 2 keyboard solid walnut organ with matching bench
and speaker system (mint condition)
9 pc. walnut dining room suite, rope bed (48"), 3 pc. wicker
davenport suite, other wicker chairs, Boston rocker, 4 fan
back chairs, pine tilt top desk, pine dough box on legs. jam
cupboard, cherry table, drop leaf table, 54" walnut bed and
mattress, vanity dresser, twin 39" beds, maple dresser, 4
seater chesterfield and chair, beer barrels. Electrohome
stereo, Bell slide projector, lamps, rugs, mats, card table and
4 matching chairs.
Glass 3 China: large quantity of glass and china lamps and
many more misc. items.
Appliances and Misc.: GE refrigerator, 24" electric range.
Frigidaire refrigerator, washer and dryer, dehumidifier, Elec-
trohom• air conditioner, Arens riding mower, power mower,
garden tools.
This Is an excellent offering of well maintained household
furnishings.
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 527-1458
18. Services available
DO IT NOW. Insulation, barn
painting, roofing, windows,
chimneys eavestroughing,
patios, sidewalks, all home and
farm repairs. Call now Vanastra
Home and Farm Improvements.
482-3574.—l0tfar
LAWN cutting and roto tilling.
Phone 482-9383. —19
ALL KINDS of renovations,
additions, patios, sundecks,
recreation rooms, porches,
carports, siding, etc. Free
estimates. Call 482-9506. J.B.
Colquhoun, General Contractor
Clinton after 6 p.m. —ar
BYERS UPHOLSTERY — We
will rebuild, re-cover or re -style
your old furniture. Top quality
fabrics and workmanship. Call
482-7939, 71 Princess St. W.,
Clinton.—tfn
YOUR SCANDINAVIAN painter
and decorator will give you a free
. estimate on any painting job,
wallpapering, vinyl hanging also
carpentry. Phone Gunnar
Hansen at 262-5175.-17tfn
GIVE your wood furniture a new
enriched look. I can remove old
paint, varnish and refinish too.
Call Cindy Middleton, 482-
9838.-19-20NC
KENS CARPENTRY -
Remodelling, renovations,
cupboards, rec rooms, carports,
flooring, Hunt -Pella windows and
patio doors, aluminum siding,
windows, doors. Phone 482-7676.
Ken McNairn.—12tfar
CHUTER PLUMBING
HEATING Si ELECTRIC
Furnace installations
DILA!,AL MILKER SUPPlli S,
Appliance Service
46 King St.. 482-7652
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18. Services available
PHIL'S REFRIGERATOR and
Appliance Service. 24 hour
emergency service. Used ap-
pliance sales. Phone 887-9062.
—12tfar
TREE SERVICE
Pruning, Removal,
Tree Trimming
482-9590
HENRY ROESCH
R.R. NO. S-CLINTON
HANK'S SMALL
ENGINE SERVICE
HENRY REININK
1 MILE NORTH OF
LONDESBORO
523-9202
FOR SALE
Lawn and Garden
Equipment
We also Service
and Repair
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NESBITT'S
CONSTRUCTION
*Backhoe
*Bulldozing
*Licensed for
Septic Tank
Installation
Londesboro
Phone
523-4378 or 523-4533
18. Services available
Ralph Postma
Custom Building
*Custom Built
Homes
* Renovations
*Additions
*Trimming
Phone:
482-3658
18-21 AR
Custom
Slaughtering
and
Processing
hill I)a% 11 edn... Li
DASHWOOD
237-3314
JOHN KASSIES
GENERAL
CONTRACTING
* Farm Buildings
* Additions
* Renovations
Phone 482-3063
BO -J E N
CARPENTRY
FOR
• CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
• RENOVATIONS
• ADDITIONS
SEE
BOB
LANGENDOEN •
RR 2 CLINTON
Phone 524-8029
MID -WESTERN
PAVING
Driveways, Farm Lanes,
Parking Lots, Repairs,
Driveway Sealing
Phone 524-7789
BOB'S
LANDSCAPING
Some nursery stoc
on hand
Dealing in ShctAdan
Nursery Stock
• Drop in anytime, at our
location, (fast south of
Bavarian Into in Bayfield.
Phone 565-2185
We honor Sheridan prices an
guarantees.
TOWN and COUNTRY
GARDEN SERVICE
• Lawn Rolling
• Plowing and Tilling
• New Lawns Prepared
Hourly Rate or Job Price
. J. POTTER
RR 3, CLINTON
PHONE 482-9290
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WATER WELL DRILLING
W.D. HOPPER
& SONS
FOUR MODERN
ROTARY RIGGS
PHONE: SEAFORTH
NEIL: 527-1737
DURL: 527-0828
JIM: 527-775
•BVOKKEEP ., etas
18. Services available
CUSTOM
GRASS CUTTING
Rotary and Flail
Mowers
JOHN ALEXANDER
482-9904
BUTLER BROS.
CONSTRUCTION
- trimming
- renovations
- siding
- ceramic tile
- roofing
Phone: Clinton
482-9515
Any Time
Or
Dashwood
237-3693
After 6:00 pm
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insulspra
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FOAMED -IN-PLACE INSULATION
• Saves heating, cooling costs!
• Stops drafts and cold walls! • Lowers
noise level! • Easy, fast application
NEW HOMES, OLDER HOMES,
COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES
For free estimate. call
BLUEWATER INSULATION LTD.
565-2633
Insulspray is a registered
trademark of Baden, Inc
24. Business
opportunities
OFFICE SPACEKand warehouse
for sale or rent in Clinton. Phone
482-7304.-17tf
A RARE
OPPORTUNITY!!
You can earn up to '200:00
per week part-time, in your
own auto appearance
business. Thousands of
customers are waiting. Start
from your own home and car.
Inveltment is under '700.00 for
all equipment, training and
set-up assistance.
Ideal business for young
man or couple.
Write today for full infor-
mation:
Mobile Shine Services Ltd.,
90 Bessemer Rd.
LONDON, ONTARIO N6E 1R1
OR CALL (5191 681-2589
26. Births
BELL: Gordon and D
Strong) wish to
arrival of a ba
Dawn, 9 lbs. 1
1978 at Clinto
sister for B
grandchil
and se
and B -t
nnie (nee
nounce the
girl, Sarah
/y oz. on May 2,
ublic Hospital. A
adley Gordon. Tenth
for Phyllis Strong,
nd grandchild for Ray
Bell. —19 t
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LE: Doug and Jean announce
arrival of their son Kevin
Michael on May 4, 1978 at Clinton
Public Hospital. 19NC
20. Public notices
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26. Births
BAKER: With thanks to God Jim
and Tena announce the birth of
their son Jason Nathaniel on'May
7, 1978 at Clinton Public Hospital.
A brother for Joshua
Christopher, and Jessica
Monique. —l9nc
27. Deaths
DALE: At St. Joseph's I-Fospital,
London on May 7, 1978, Keven
Michael Dale belonved 3 day old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dale
of Hullett Township. Grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Glen, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
Elgin Dale, Clinton. Great
grandparents Mrs. Jennie Wise,
Clinton and Mr. an.d Mrs. Robert
McClure, Seaforth. A private
funeral service was held at the
Ball Funeral Home. Rev. Nor-
man Pick officiating. Interment
in Clinton Cemetery.-19NC
HAVERKAMP: At St. Joseph's
Hospital, 'London on May 5, 1978
Theodore Haverkamp beloved 3
day old son of Ralph and Jamet
Haverkamp of RR 1 Clinton
Ontario. Paternal grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haverkamp,
Galt; Maternal grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Vanloo, Clinton.
Great maternal grandson of Mrs.
John Vanloo Clinton, Great
paternal grandson of Mrs.
Mrs. S. Dyke, Galt. Funeral
service was held on Saturday,
May 6, 1978 with Rev. A. Van Den
Berg of the Christian Reformed
Church, Clinton officiating.
Interment Clinton Cemetery.
Beattie Funeral Home.-19NC
GILDERS: At Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich
on Friday, May 5, 1978, Stewart
Joseph Gilders, son of the late
Joseph and Agnes (Bradshaw)
Gilders. Dear brother of Alvin
and Mrs. Ellwood (Lola)
Atkinson both of Goderich, Mrs.
Gordon (Barbara) Pollock of
RR5 Goderich, Ruby of Goderich,
Mrs. Albert (Lillian) Govier of
Oshawa, Ray of Clinton, Wilfred
of Goderich. Rested at the
McCallum Funeral Home,
Cambria Road at East Street, ,
Goderich after 7 p.m. Saturday.
Funeral service 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon. Interment Colborne
Cemetery. -19
GLIDDON: Maizie Gliddon' of
Clinton, beloved wife of a late
Danny Gliddon, passed away in
University Hospital, ondon, on
Friday, May 5, 197, , in her 75th
year. Survivin are two
daughters, (M ie) Mrs. Frank
Lawson, Lor on, Mrs. Eileen
Brawn, Ea Detroit; one sister
Mrs. Do, thy Grange, Auburn
and tw grandchildren. The late
Mrs. liddon rested at the Ball
Fu ► ral Home, 153 High St.,
C inton after 7 p.m. Saturday
here the funeral service was
held on Monday, May 8 at 1 p.m.
Interment in Clinton
Cemetery. -19
MANNING: At Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich, on Friday, May 5, 1978,
Norman Manning, of Goderich in
his 79th year. Beloved husband of
Elva Nott. Dear father of Ruth
(Mrs. Richard Simpson) Ajax,
Ontario. Also survived by two
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Rested at the
Stiles Funeral Home Goderich,
after 4 p.m. Saturday. Service
was held on Monday at 2 p.m.
Interment Clinton Cemetery. -19
20. Public notices
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday, May 16 8:30 p.m.
at the Blyth Memorial Hall
to consider am endment No. 32 to the Huron County official
plan concerning commercial use for part of park lot 17 village
of Blyth for Kathleen Hesselwood.
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday, May 16 7:30 p.m.
at the Blyth Memorial Hall
to consider amendment No. 31 to the Huron County Official
Plan concerntng.tommerclal use of part lot 22 concession 14,
Township Hullett for Robert McClinchey
27. Deaths
McCALLUM: As the result of an
automobile accident, Tuesdiyy,
May 2, 1978, Mrs. Samdra
(Rumble) McCallum, wife of D.
Russell McCallum, RR 5 St.
Thomas, mother of Patricia,
Donna and David R. McCallum
all at home; daughter of Mrs.
Elspeth Rumble, Brucefield;
sister of Mrs. Donald (Vina)
Brodie, Brucefield, Mrs. John
(Sally) Knights, RR 7, Blenheim,
and Greg Rumble, St. Thomas
and daughter-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Russell McCallum, RR 8,
St. Thomas in her 31st year.
Services were conducted at. the
Sifton Funeral Horne St. Thomas
on Friday afternoon. Interment
in Aylmer Cemetery following
cremation. -19
HILL: In Montserrat, B.W.I., on
Thursday, May 4 Norma Aileen
(Honey) Hill of Bayfield, Ontario.
Beloved wife of Malcolm B.Hill.
Dear mother of David, of Liberia,
Africa and James and Shelley
both of London. Sister of Mrs.
George (Wilma) Viens, Ottawa.
Funeral service - was held
Saturday May 6, in Montserrat,
B.W.I.-19
WHEELER: At Huronview
Clinton on Wednesday, May 3,
1978, Mrs. Herb Wheeler of
Belgrave, the former Pearl Ann
Proctor in her 94th year. Beloved
wife of the late Herb Wheeler.
Dear mother of Velma (Mrs.
Wilfred Tickell) of Vancouver,
and Kenneth of Belgrave. Also
survived by five grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren.
Predeceased by one son, Goldie;
two grandchildren and two
brothers. Visitation at the S.J.
Walker Funeral Home, 35
Patrick Street West, Wingham.
Funeral service was held in Knox
United Church, Belgrave on
Saturday, May 6, at 2 p.m.
Interment Brandon Cemetery,
Belgrave.-19
28. Engagements
MRS. HENRY HUNKING RR 1
Auburn is pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of her
dauter Margaret Bernice to
Jies Arthur Norman son of Mr.
nd Mrs. John Norman, RR 3
Wingham. The wedding will take
place Saturday, June 31, 1978 at 2
p.m. in Londesboro United
Church, Londesboro.-19x
MR. AND MRS. DIRK BRINK
RR 1 Bornholm, are pleased- to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Connie to Mr. Ed. DeJong, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeJong,
Londesboro. The wedding td take
place Saturday, May 20, 1978 at
Free Reformed Church, Monroe
at 2:00 p.m. -19
Mrs. Viola Riley' ,RR 4 Clinton,
wishes to announce the
engagement of Nancy Louise,
daughter of Mrs. Riley and the
late Archie Riley to Douglas
James Bickell, son of Mrs.
Joyce Bickel! of tlowmanville.
The wedding to take place on
June 10, 1978 at Wesley -Willis
United Church, Clinton at 7 p.m.
—19x
Mrs. June. Tomkins is happy to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of her daughter
Kathryn Anne to David Wesely
Street, son of Dr. and Mrs. R.W.
Street of Blyth. The wedding will
take place on Saturday June 10,
1978 at 3 p.m. in St. Joseph's
Catholic Church, Clinton. —19
29, Marriages
The wedding of Beverly Johnston
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Johnston, Niagara Falls, N.Y. to
Gary Cantelon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Cantelon, Clinton took
place Friday, May 5th in Strat-
ford. They are' residing in
Stratford. —19
30. In memoriam
LAYTON: In loving memory of a
dear daughter and sister Ilene
who passed away three years ago
May 19, 1975:
Quietly remembered through the
years,
With silent thoughts and unseen
tears
Whatever else we fail to do
We never fail to think of you
Ilene.
Sadly missed by your mom,
brothers and sister. -19
HOY: In loving memory of a dear
father and grandfather, William
Hoy who passed away May 14,
1973. He was always thoughtful,
loving and kind,
What a glorious memory to leave
behind.
They say time heals and helps us
to forget
But time has only proven how
much we miss him yet,
Always remembered by his
family. —19
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News of Holmesville
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AIRY BLANCHE DEEVES
CHURCH NEWS
Sunday morning worship
service in the Holmesville
United Church was well at-
tended. Miss Sheri Duff sang
"Morning Was Broken".
Before the children at-
tended their classes, Mr.
Oestreicher told them about
the church. Next year our
church will be 100 years old.
Brian Riddell and -Bob
Thompson received the of-
fering.
Community notes
Mrs. Orval Blake, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Blake and Mr. and
Mrs. Les Jervis attended the
40th wedding anniversary
celebrations in Saltford
Valley Hall last Friday night
in honour of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
McDonald of Teeswater
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Potter one day last
week.
Mrs. William Porter of the
Goderich Township Women's
Institute and Board Director,
subdivision 23, visited with St.
Helen Women's Institute.
W.I. meets
The Goderich Townships'
Women's Institute held their
May meeting in the
Holmesville Public School
Monday evening. The
meeting opened with
Charolette Norman at the
piano.
Mrs. Hugh McCreath was
in charge of the meeting and
welcomed the ladies and
guests. Hazel thanked Mrs.
Bernice Mcllwain for her
work and effort as the
president for the . past two
years. Mrs. Alice
Porter gave the minutes of
the last meeting, the financial
reports and read the
correspondence.
Mrs. Marion Powell gave a
report on the landscaping of
the front of the Holmesville
School and the committee of
Mrs. Grace Walters, Mrs.
Marion Powell and Mrs. Pat
Postill and Mrs. Blanche
Deeves purchased the
necessary shrubs etc. to do
this job. A discussion was
held on forthcoming card
parties and prizes; and
achievement day of the 4-H,
to be held May 13 in Ontario
St. Church, Clinton. Mrs.
Berniece Mcllwain gave an
interesting talk on her stay at
the officers conference at
Waterloo University.
Margaret Coombs then
introduced the guest speaker
Mrs. Gonie from the Town
and Country Home Makers,
showing some slides and
telling the members of thei
work and how one ca
become a Home Maker and
what their work consists of as
a home maker. Mrs. Coombs
presented Mrs. Gonie with a
gift and thanked her for
coming.
Social notes
Congratulations to Mrs.
Earl Heipel who was lucky to
win not only the afghan, but
the John Denver record at the
Mini Fair at St. Joseph's
Church, Clinton.
Sunday guests at the home
of Don and Isobel Harris were
Dennis and Donna Harris and
Jennifer , And Nicole of
Clinton, Jane Carter and
Kelly; Wayne Kennedy, Betty Jim Durnin and Jean anAlland Ross Feagan, Irene an
Jim Durnin and Jean and
Brian Durnin all of London,
the occasion of Don Harris'
birthday. Congratulations to
Don on his birthday.
Some of the ladies from the
area attended the Mini Fair
at St. Joseph's Church last
Saturday in Clinton enjoying
all the display.
Sincere sympathy to the
families of the late Maizie
Glidden, from the com-
munity.
Wheel `n' Dealers pick officers
Clinton Wheel'n'Dealers
modern square dance club
recently held an election for
the coming year at the
Clinton Public School.
Elected were: immediate
past presidents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lyons; president, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Wightman;
vice-president, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lear; secretary, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald McDowell;
treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Elliott; publicity, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Watson; decorating
committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Higgins, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Merrill, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Shobbrook, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Wilson;
30. In memoriam
WILLISCRAFT: In memory of
Bruce Williscraft who passed
away one year ago May 11, 1977:
We do not forget, nor do we intend
We think of you often, will to the
end,
Forgotten by some you may be
In our memory you will ever be.
Employees of Ex=Cell-0 Wildex.
—19
31. Card of thanks
HANLEY: I wish to express my
thanks to friends, neighbours and
relatives for gifts, cards and
visits during my recent stay in
University Hospital.- Don
Hanley. -19x
MERNER: I would like to thank
my friends neighbours and
relatives for the beautiful flowers
cards gifts and treats while 1 was
a patient in the hospital. Special
thanks to my family, Dr.
Flowers, and the nurses on first
floor. Helen. —19
JERVIS: Lorne and 011ie Jervis
and son Donald and Dorothy of
Milton, Ontario join in a special
"Thank You" to Donald and
Allison Lobb who shared their
home with friends and relatives
on the occasion of the former
couple who were celebrating
their 60th wedding anniversary.
Beautiful flowers, cards and
refreshments were enjoyed at the
tea hour. -19
PECK: I would like to thank my
family, friends and neighbours
for cards, treats and visits while
in University Hospital and since
returning home. Thanks to Dr.
Newland for the arrangements
and to tall who helped make me
more comfortable. Gladys
Peck. -19x
CARBERT: The family of the
late George P. Carbert wish to
express their sincere thanks to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for the messages of sympathy,
floral tributes, charitable
donations to the Ontario Heart
Foundation and their many acts
of kindness during our recent
bereavement. Special thanks to
Rev. Joseph Hardy, Ladies of the
Catholic Women's League,
pallbearers, members of St.
Joseph's Choir and the Ball and
Mutch Funeral Home. -19x
lunch committee, Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Eedy, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Hunking, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Glanville, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Van Camp,
and Mr. and Mrs. John
Patterson.
The last dance of the season
was held May 3 with Glen
Patterson calling squares and
Lois Wise the rounds.
On June 17 at Londesboro,
dancing will be held from 8:30
- 10:45 p.m. at Hullett Central
School; on July 15th in the
Bayfield Hall; and on August
12th on the black top at Don
Watson's.
30. In memoriam
WILLISCRAFT: In memory of a
dear husband and father Bruce
Williscraft who was taken from
us one year ago May 11, 1977:
We must try not to weep for those
who have given to life so much
more than they have taken.
Loved and missed by Bev,
Lawrie, Dave, Mike and Tom.
—19
31. Card of thanks
POWELL: I would like to thank
all my friends, neighbours and
relatives for cards, flowers, gifts
and visits while I was a patient in
the Clinton Public Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr.
Lambert and the nursing staff on
first floor. Gene Powell. —19x
STRYKER: I would like to thank
my relatives, neighbours and
friends for the visits, cards,
flowers and gifts while I was a
patient in Clinton Hospital. A
special thanks to Dr. Newland,
Dr. Street and all the nurses on
the first floor. Thanks also to
everyone who helped out my wife
at home with anything she
needed help with. Jake
Stryker. -19
TAYLOR : My sincere thanks to
Dr. Baker, nurses and staff of
Clinton Hospital for their con-
tinued care and concern during
my stay in hospital. I also deeply
appreciated the flowers from
Goshen and Varna churches and •
Varna LOL and for the many
dards received. Rev. Alex
Taylor, Varna. —19
BALL: I wish to express my
appreciation to nurses, Dr.
Baker, Dr. Street, also relatives
friends, and neighbours who sent
cards and gifts while I was a
patient in Clinton Hospital.
Norman Ball. —19
GREEN: I would like to thank
my friends for the . beautiful
flowers, cards, gifts and treats
while I was a patient in the
hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Baker and to Mrs. Cox for her
kind encouragement, and all
nurses on second floor for kin-
dness and care. Also to Mrs. Joan
Cornh for her many visits.
Lettie Green. —19