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Ministry of
Health
Hon.Rank S. Miller, Minister
mikase hi
story of the lega dart'*Of-
, de,
Ride, squads of WW IL
The Quittiiig Primer by Dorothy
,Trager. aa.•
Some new tecbniqueS and
patterns. for.everyone trey the
amateur to the experienced
craftsperson,
How To Make a Mo .the
country
song' reports on w t • o et
an adequate and reliable cash -
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for country living.
The Grosvenor- Square GOOdbYe.
by Francis Clifford.
Another exciting mystery by
this skillful writer.
Having a Baby Can Be a Scream
by Joan Rivers.
A very funny book by one of
TV's top comediennes.
Europe With Two Kids and a Van
by Sharon and Gary Davidson.
How to travel through Europe
• with your children on $10 a day.
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114 Worsley Street
726-0328
Hamilton
25 Main Street West
528-3481
Kingston •
1055 Princess Street
548.3811
KitCh nor
68 Kingg 79Street East
745-73
London
227 Queens Avenue
433-4561
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55 City Centre Drive
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15 Church Street
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A spailding new Sher COleman aid meOth
arrived :at.
bastwbieh Walei7
If.luetteSlubs
At I yafteraectee vl*
tles the
Plano was y
seated by the pre � the
Mutt!! . Club, Mrs.' Chrystal
Jc.r4ok 0444ccepte4 on tleb#lf ,of
the residents
Ar
414,
The Tbwnnhl b i
Women's Goderich
titutevolunt
AdleY mated with the
Saint Patrick's par ► on Monday
afternoon. Mr.. andMrs..
Schramm of Goderich, Mrs. tom'
Henderson, Norman �., Jerry . .
Collins and Philip Resler pro.
vided the old tyme music with
vocal solos by MorganDalton and
selections by the 20 -member
Huronview Rhythm • Band.,
Cookies and tea were served,
following the program.
The Seaforth Women's Insti-
tute hosted the March bi rthda3
party. Mrs. `Ruth Papple, emcee
for the afternoon,. introduced the,
musical program which included:,
vocal trio numbers by the HOW
derson sisters, Donna, Darlene
and Debbie, accompanied • by
Mrs. Henderson; dance numbers
by Cheryl and Susi McAllister,
Lori and Lana McIntosh, Cathy
tiona the 05 Marchb x
served by the �fadies. s
Waiters, one of the ',celebrant*,
idents for the;, ely
Mr. and Mrs.' Art Currie 01`
Goderich showed colored'
Juni gave a very interesung
commentary at the F'smily Night
'ogram. The pictures had been
taken by the Curr%; ;two. years
ago while on a p to eland,
• Prance, Belgium, Switr,erland
end Italy. Mrs. Maks Henderson
and Mrs. Britt :played several
piano duets daring the inter-
:mission. Mr. Mccreath thanked
>. those responsible for the eve-
ning's entertainment on behalf of
:the residents.
OF NEW FU J
AND PARTIAL
At
�. Auction, Bruss.
FR,1• AY'S SALE .
URNITURE NEW,
Large. selection of new chest
suites, bedroom suites, stereos
maple bunk beds, kitchen' suites,
fee and end table sets, single,
and -queen size beds, tab"
lamps, 'silverware, 'radios,
sewing machines, Boston
pole lamps; sets of diel
household appliances, oil.
and' n
ma y more 'Writ 1.04
to mention. - .
CARPET: 1,000's of Ards o
carpet in sizes frarg3'x12 t
50',. runners, mats of all sizes. Lar
selections of colours and styles su
as shags, plush, sculpture, ru
back,. etc. Be sure to attend h tr i
as we are- -cleaning out our- ci
stock.
SATURDAY'S -SALE 1:3
APPLIANCES: 30" electric 'stove •
(Moffat), refrigerator, -washer ani
dryer; Whirlpool coppertione . dis
washer., colour T.V. .(26". Adiniral),,
air conditioner.
TOOLS: Electric Black.*Decker, jack
hammer, Black & Decker ram set gun, : ,
Rockwell radial arm saw, 15" electric
snow blower, electric *wrench, '1972
Yamaha Ski-doo (48 h. p.. approxi
1,000 miles) 7/8" router, 1/2"
electric drill.
FURNITURE -USED: Beautiful 7 pce.
mahogany dining room suite, oak. roll
top. de , Pine drop leaf table, lovely
3 Mclogan Grand Master bed-
room suite, Commode chest, carved
wooden fireplace, antique wall phcme,
gate leg table, wash stands, piano
bench, office desks, corner wall shelf
oval Duncan Phyfe table, Marconi
stereo, pair ladder back chairs, buf-
fets, chests of drawers and dressers,
..bedroom and kitchen suites, lamps,
odd tables and chairs, rockers, chest-
erfield suites, umbrella stand, rugs,
dishes, brass candle sticks, beautiful
antique settee, mirrors, Cherry bon-
net chest, cut glass, carnival, silver-
ware (old), slot machine. Radios, all
small housekold a appliances, linen. -
NOTE: This is one of our largest selec-
tions 'of quality merchandise that
must be sold to -the highest bidder, so
be sure to attend this sale.
PREVIEW: .3 hours before sale time.
TERMS: Cash, cheque or handy Bud-
get Plan.
SALE CONDUCTED BY:./
Bali Auctions, Brusseljs, Ont.
Specialists in buying and selling es-
tates, bankruptcies, etc.
AUCTIONEER:
R. A. Ball,
Phone 887-6166, 857-6571
—Mrs. dim Johmton of
atherine Street, along with Ted
Robinson, Judy and Janice of
-Donnybrook, visited Sunday n .
,itchener to celebrate Jit
'Robinson's birthday. They''\tatejr
'Visited with Mrs. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. John Waddell and David all
of Kitchener.
BluevalePersonals
The United Church Women of
Bluevale will hold their meeting •
on April 2, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Bert
Garniss will give the Easter
message. . _
Mr. and Mrs. William Peacock`
attended the funeral of George
Peacock, Ottawa, who died'
March 17. They were i ccofli-
panied by Lloyd Peacock of
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Peacock of Winona.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willits en-
joyed a bus trip to Florida during
the holiday week.
Larry Johnston accompanied
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Rae on a trip to Hawaii,
Windsor spent several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'Johnston last
wee . Mr. and Mrs. McCabe and
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston attended a
surprise party Saturday evening
inhonor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
. McQuillin on their 25th wedding
Mr.annie and Mrs. John Carswell
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Work-
man visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Craig.
The Second Line of Morris card
group celebrated its 30th year
with a dinner on Monday evening
at the Anglican Church, Wing
ham.
• Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston
F visited with Mrs. Mabel Harris of
TRICI'A MARSTON didn't
much like it on the ice when
she first started, but neither
could she stay off once she'd
learned the trick of staying up
on her skates. She finally had
to be carried off the ice, much
to the amusement of the
crowd at the Belmore Ice
Carnival.
Shower
held for
April brides
BELGRAVE On Thursday,
March 20, the Belgrave girls'
broomball team- held a bridal
Shower in honor of two April
brides, Kathy Dunbar and Bever-
ley -Casemore. The shower was
held at the home of Mrs. Harvey
McDowell in Blyth.
Joan Black, Carol McDowell,
Darlene Coultes, Janice Robin-
son and Mrs. McDowell
organized games and served
refreshments.
leaving last Friday. - Lambeth on Sunday. Many lovely gifts were pre-,
Mrs. Graham Campbell visited �; An Easter service will -be held canted to the two brides-to-be.
•
in Owen Sound over dieweekend. in the Presbyterian Church, Fri -
She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. -;;day, March 28 at 11 a.m. Larry �,,/
Harris Campbell when 'they �g and Wayne Baswick will r7 old shower
motored to Thornbury to att rid ,s'have charge of the service.
a hockey game. Everyone is welcome. BELGRAVE -- Friends and
Elizabeth,, Paul and Don Mcln- . Mr, and ;'tl'ar eo *Mat1 r& neighbors of the Belgrave area
tosh and Linda Taylor _visited an 1Mi •Y ,��3, ` :;'toff" .ga�:m Naaox Mora'
with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnston spent Sunday at `Hu `onview iritic basement on Saturday evening
during the holiday week. Mrs. Mary MacTavish and other
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine McCabe of patient's there. •
Miss Nancy King spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. El-
liott and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
King visited on Wednesday eve-
ning at the Elliott home. •
Mrs. Albert Porter, and Mrs.
Alex Verbeek and Julie spent
Thursday. with Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Elliott.
for a miscellaneous shower in
honor 'of Miss Karen Pengelly.
Contests were conducted by
Mrs. Lorne' Jamieson and a
musical number by Dianne Scott
was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Gordon
Bosman read the address follow-
ing which Karen opened her gifts
and expressed her thanks.
Lunch was served by ladies of
the 9th line. n�
Institute family night
convened by Mrs. Eadie
BELMORE — Mrs. Don Eadie
convened the "Family Night"
meeting of the Women's Institute
in the Community Centre on
March 12.
Following the singing of the
Opening Ode and repeating the
Mary Stewart Collect, Mrs. Don
MacAdam read the minutes of
the previous • meeting, in the
absence of the secretary, Mrs.
John Rutherford.
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CANADIAN
OF COMMERCE
IMPERIAL
m
Misses - Denise Kennedy and
Rosemary Kieffer favored with
two numbers, "Stand By Us" and
"Day by Day", with their own
guitar accompaniment.
Miss Lori Goodall pleased the
audience with two Scottish
dances, the "Highland Fling"
and the "Sword Dance".
Bruce McCall, manager of
Brussels Livestock Ltd., as guest
speaker, had a message for the
young people present, who hold
the future of our country in their
hands.
He also urged the parents not to
be too critical in handing over
this responsibility to our youth.
Mrs. W. Woods thanked Mr.
McCall and presented him with a
small gift in token of appreciation
for his effort.
The Presbyterian Male Choir
then sang "When All Men Walk
Together".
A social time brought an enjoy-
able evening to a close.
Belgrave Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cook at-
tended the annual meeting of the
Canadian Brown Swiss Associa-
tion in Brandon, Man., last week.
Eldon was appointed as a
director on the executive board
from Ontario.
John : and Ronald Hanna of
Kitchener are holidaying with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Armstrong and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence liana.
Mr. and Mrs: Edgar Wightman
received word on Saturday morn-
ing from Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McGarth (Anne Wightman) of
Vermillion, Alta., to tell them of
their chosen children, two sisters
Angela and Corrine.
, Miss Marjorie Bosman of Sault
Ste. Marie visited at the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. George
Cook.
Mrs. Raymond Green and chil-
dren of RR 5, Kincardine visited
with Mrs. George Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. William . McArter and
family.
Miss Ruth Ann Pletch of
Strathroy spent a few days with
het parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Sam
Pletch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett of
Seaforth visited on Sunday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Vincent. '
Mr. and Mrs. Pack Van Camp
and family spent a few days last
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Hayes of Elyria, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent
spent the past week in Las Vegas
and visited with relatives in
Sacramento, California.
Mrs. Clarence Chamney spent
the holiday week with Mrs. Claire
Rainer of Scarborough and Mr.
and Mrs. John McCormack and
girls of Orangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. William Graf of
Chepstow were Wednesday after-
noon visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Rinn and John.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker,
Cheryl and Glen of RR 3, Wing -
ham; Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hackett
and family of Lucknow and Miss
Noreen Armstrong of Lucknow
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Vincent and
Dean.