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QU3URS, March 19. —
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Mr. 'and Mrs.
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nd yrs. William J. �tai? atand Miss Margaret R. Jackson
tided the burialrites at the visited last
week
with
Mrs.s.
gum for the late Catherine Dobie ,end Mr. and
]y Mausoleum of Paris, Ont•, arts. James Johnston near Blue-
lonza Fluke
• in of Mrs. Craig, Hevale.
Coup
as the -son of the late Mr. and
irs. Sam Flulcer of Blyth. Rev.
haries Lewis was in charge
f the service at the Blyth
nion Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred San-
erson and Mrs. James• Jackson
ttended the funeral of Mrs.
Villiam Ger•nhaelder at Milver-
on last Sunday.
Weekend visitors in the vil-
age were Miss Gwen McDowell,
f Stratford with her parents,
nd Mrs.
`'Mord WAS receive by friends
here Last week that Mr. and Mrs.
E. Davies are improved in
health and enjoying the sunny
skies of Florida.
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor spent
a few days last week, with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Itathweli, Mich-
ael and Janice at Owen Sound.
Mr. Taylor went to Owen Sound
on Sunday. •
Congratulations to I\lr. and
Mrs. John Houston who will
celebrate their 49th wedding;
compete in the Horne Baking I
held 'earl. in.
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otst
c n o.Or DoIIar
April. Gloria entered her ro-
r a Norman anniversary this week.
°well; Miss Shirley Brown, Mrs. Marguerite. Chopin viii .
tratford Teachors' College with ed friends in the .village last
er. parents Mr. and Mr•s` C,lif Sunday, She reported that her
ord Brown and farriily; NI r. .mother, Mrs', J C Stoltz, is im
i iliianl Anderson, Lorddon,
lith his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
)uVer Anderson and Nancy;
ir. Johns, Wright of London
rth Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Ar-
hur and Jayne; Mr. John Ilam -
f Hamilton with his par -
cipe for cookies in the contest
and is one of ale ten contest•
ants selected from.—each of the
provinces. , The. winner from
the London' eohtest .wile go to
Pol'outo on. April 27th to coin-
pete for the title ot, the Home
Baking Champion for 1965. Miss
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nts; Mr. and 1VIrs. BihilIam;1- I'liur day in his 90th year. Born The Ant;lrcan Guild of St.
ln• Mr. Charles Beadle of Lon in England, he came to Canada Mark's Church met at the honi'e'
Lon -
:inn' at his home' here; Miss at the age of two with ius of Mr3. Gordon It. Taylor for
arol Beadle with her parents, parents, the late John Walden the March meeting. Mrs. Tay
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d Mrs. Harry Beadle; l and Susan Stapleton. All his ?nr presided for the program.
The Scripture lesson f'roni the
third chapter of Matthew was
read by Mrs-. Lloyd Humphreys
followed by .prayers by Mrs.
Fordyce Clark. The chapter
of the study book, The ping
Message, was read by Mrs. Ro-
bert Meally. 'Elie study vas
on Dreams, -Gifts and Missions
and told about the missionary
work among the Indians of
Western Canada of Canon Att-
water. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.
gave ,a reading, "Winter Mem-
ories," and Mrs. George Schnei-
der and Mrs. John Daer sang
the duet, "Jesus Lover of My
Soul." Mrs. Gordon B. Taylor
gave an inspiring Lcntei ' medi-
tation based on the 22nd chap-
ter of Matthew. Mrs. Taylor
was accompanist for the hymns.
The president, Mrs. George
Schneider, took charge of the
business session and the min-
utes were read. by the seer5'-
tary, Mrs.' John I7aer. The fin-
ancial statement was read ,-by
the treasurer, Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor. An invitation to attend
the Presbyterian W':M:S. Easter
Thankoffering ._-was • accepted.
Mrs. Robert Meetly extended a was given by -Mrs. Alvin `Lep
vote of thanks to Mrs. Lloyd Uherland. Inspirational read•
Humphreys, Mrs. Goa'don Tay- ings were given by Mrs. Frank 1
Oidnt Lure
U.S. Visitors
With a nice bonus riding an
their dollar, you'd think Am-
ericans would have bxokerk all
-Lutz is the I6 -year-old daughter visitor records to Canada last
of Mr, 'and Mrs. William Lutz,t year, but push wasn't the case.
R.R. 2, Auburn, and is a stttdeixt The 'Dominion Bureau of Sta-
at the Goderich ' District Col- bistics reports that border cross-
legiate Institute. ing from the U.S. into Canada
On TV Program in 1962 totalled 59,600,000,
Relatives and friends of Miss down ‘slightly from the 1961
Margaret Ellen French watched figure of 59,800,000.
with in.teres,t on Sunday even- , The dollar difference, how
ing to the TV program on Chan- ever, had the effect of cutting
nel 6 from New York City when oer unfavorable tourist,' trade'
she was a contestant on the balance to $50 million in 1952;
Pass Word show and won less than one-third . ok 'the 1961
b450.00. In the panel contest deficit of $160 million.
she was with 1 . G. Marshall The. bureau said that for the
who stars on the Defenders 12th straight year Canadians in
;how, and also another celebr- 1962 spent more money abroad
than visitors did in Canada.
However, the deficit of $50
pillion was the smallest since
the .1951 figure of $6,000,000.
But things have a vy y of
evening up. While- our deficit
was $50 million, foreign visitors
n Canada last year spent a
record $560 million: — an in-
^rease of $78 million or just
)ver 16 per -rent as compared
with $482 million in 1961.
Ti.aith!by. The roll call was an-.
swered by 'a Bible vel -,;
Plough.
The
;" Ar'd
tainin,g thh w
devotional period was -1n charge
.
of Mrs. Gordon Dobie. The
Scripture lesson, 2 Corinthians
12:7-10, was read ,by Mrs. Wes
Bradnoek followed by medita-
tion .ons a pre -Easter theme.
Prays was given by Mrs. Gor-
don Debie. The minutes were
read by the secretary, Mrs. Don -
ald Haines. Every member was
urged to attend the. Synodical
meeting, to be held. on April
2, ,3 and 4th at Wingham. Plans
were MAde for tlae Easter
Thankoffering meeting w'iwn
proving in health in Wingham , ity, Diahann Carrot., Miss
hospital. _: French is • the daughter of Mr.
William S. Walden I and Mrs. Beverley French (Anna
Funeral service.; were held fin Beadle of Auburn) of Detroit,
Monday, March 18, for William i and is a student at St. Barnard
S Walden who passed away ; �ollege in New York City.
suddenly in Clinton hospital on St. Mark's Guild
Liss Mary Houston of Hamilton
nd' Miss Frances Mauston,, Ite .
. of London with their parents,
Ir. and Mrs. John Houston.
;\Tr. Bert Taylor. Mr. 'Everett;"
Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Wes.
'radnock attended the .funeril'
ervices for the late Mrs. Wil-
iam Taylor at Wingham last
Vednesday.
Mrs. John Arthur was taken
)y ambulance last week to Clin-
ton hospital. We .'wish her a
,peedy recovery. -...
Mr. and Mrs Walter Wie-
mann of Seaforth. spent the
.weekend with M r . and Mrs.
Karl
and
Tiec�hert, Karl, 1 etra,.I
Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown
and family attended the. 79th,
birthday party for the former's
father, Mr. Davtd....Brown, at
Monkton last -Sat rd evening,
Last Saturday,
Mr. Harvey McGee and Mr.
Duncan MacKay visited the
fornier's son, John, who is a
patient in Victoria Hospital.,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. William Riddel;-
are visiting relatives in Oak-
ville 'before Morning to their
home 'at La Riviere, Manitoba.
Mrs. Arthur Grange visited 'on
Friday at Westminster Hospital,
London, • with her husband who
is a patient there.
Mr. Rebert Arthur and daugh-
ter, Jayne, visited on Saturday
with Mr. W. J. Hallahan who is
convalescing at .hid. home pear
fallowing . ala---aCCi
which injured his foot.
life, he resided on his Tarin
in East Wawanosh and was a
faithful member of the• United
Ohurch, Westfield. His wife,
tha former Clara McDowell,
passed away in 1952. He is
survived by one son, Lloyd,
East Wawanosh; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sidney (Elva) Mc
Clinchey, R.R. 1, Auburn; M.rs.
Reg. (Mabel) Jennings, Detroit;
Mrs. Frank (Madeline) Ilarburn,
Hensall; 18 grandchildren and
15 . great-grandchildren; one
sister, Mrs. John Caldwell,
Blyth, and one brother, Percy,
of R.R. 1, Auburn. The body
rested at the J. Keith Arthur
funeral home where Rev.
-Charles Lewis .conducted the
service at 2 p.m.with burial ,n
the 'Union cemetery, Blyth.
Pallbearers - were Messrs. 'Har-
vey McDowell, Alva McDowell,
Norman, McDowell, Charles
Smith, Hugh Blair 'ancl Roy
Noble. During the service,
Mrs. George Wilkin was soloist,
accompanied by her mother,
1VIrs. William J. Craig. .
Contest Choice
Congratulations are extended
to - Miss Gloria Jean. Lutt who
was selected by .the Five Roses
Flour Company of Montreal -TO
ASK
ANYONE
who 'has o'Ilse, a
home
FREEZER
the local church organizations
•wall , be the guests. It was de
5 '
ld
ire
invite the Westfield
1 to
c dei
--YV. to join with.Iika, `l
Conveners of the tea which
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Tatlow the meeting, will
Ed. Davies and Mrs. Duncan
concerning
A letter cone g
MacKay.
the W.M.S. Presbyterial supply
was read and it was voted to
send the allocation immediate
The members decided to
again send two girls to -camp
this summer. Cards of thanks
for cards received, were read
from Mrs. Catherine Dobie and
Mr. Alvin- •Leatherland. Thi'
finapcial statement was given
-
by Mrs. Donald ' Haines, The
topic for the •afternoon -'Sw+as.
4 i4 1�y
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n a�1�'� �'
. Du e
taken
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by
Who - ave • in interesting account
of the church's work in North-
ern Canada. Mrs. Alvin Lea-
therland, vice-president, took
charge of the remainder of /he
program which closed with
prayer by Mrs. Dobie. Lunch
was served by the hostess, es-
sisted ..by Mrs. Frank Raithby.
'Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Riddell of
La ltiviere, 'Manitoba, are re-
turning home. They have been
visiting 'friends and • relatives
for the winter,
.The Goderieh Signall star, TbOX4day, March 21st,. 1
BRIDGE SCORES
, There were gig 'tables in play.
'''the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club on Monday night.
Winners and their scores were
as follows: Mr. and.. Mrs. J. K.
Hunter,; 01 points; Mrs... D.
Mooney and Mrs. A. Nicol, 6'?'rrp
F. Reid, '67 point ; Mrs, l M
old '
fan ,
Sproule aid �>�o,' 1,�. �e
and . l<'a
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a t
and Mrs. '�., M�tc4w.. ?� �
V. Crooke, 01 points.
Mr. and Mrs, T. J. &Heir O
Waterdown, Ontario, and M);.,
and Mrs. >l. Cx. 11ZeWha Or W1n.,
n,ipeg are guests df' ?1!r. and . .
points; Mrs. B. Erskine and.lVIrs..I Mrs: J. Moody,
for and Mrs. Thomas ilag itt
for preparing the programs.
Due to the winter weather, NIrs.
Fordyce Clark and Mrs. Meally
were unable to assist with them.
The roll call was answered by
each meniber naming her fav-
orite Lenten hymn. The 1rav:A-
ling apron was passed and ever y
member deposited three-. rents
for each week in the Lenten
'season. 'Plans were made to
hold a bazaar and tea in April
in the Orange Hall. Rev. Iter.
bert Meally closed the meeting
with prayer. A successful auc-
tion was held in charge of Mrs.•
Thomas Haggitt and Bev. IVIr.
Meally. Lunch was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Ben Hamilton.
Presbyterian W.M.S.
The Women's Missionary So-
ciety of Knox Presbyterian
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson with a fair
attendance. The president, Mrs.
Sanderson, presidia and
Duncan MacKay was the pian-
ist. The r Glad Tiding prayer
Something hew for corn growers is
the Cytrol-- -Aero Urea —Atrazine
Program. pray Cytrol at 1 gallon
per acre as soon as quackgrass is
established in the spring. .After 7-10
days when the quackgrass turns
white, plow or cultivate. Aero Urea
supplies fast -acting and long-lal1t-.
ing nitrogen in an easy-to-use form.
0,y
A
if
Aero Urects=the biggest bag of nitro-
gen you -cin buy, lets you apply
nitrogen before planting. Broad-
cast 100-300 lbs. per acre and work
.in. As another step towards the con-
trol of most weeds, after planting,
let the ground settle until just be-
fore or after emergence. Then spray
Atrazine at 4 lb. of 50% per acre.
Remember the program -Control quackgrass with Cyirol; keep yields up with Aero Urea; control broad-leaved weeds with Atrazine
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SERVING
THE MAN WHOSE
BUSINESS > IS
AGRICULTURE
AT THE CLINTO . LEGION MALL -
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 23rd, ,12:30 Sharp
AUCTIONEER .FRANK BUUCK will be .selling forSuper-
market Distribytors London, Ont. a large-fpart of a $50,-
000.00 inventory of brand new clothing- for , MEN, WO;
' MEN and CHILDREN and BABIES. For the MEN such
items as pyjamas, 10.0.�;pairs socks,'work. socks, 200 -pairs
men's underwear, ' sweaters, dress and work pants, dress
and work shirts - for the LADIES, over 1000. prs. of 1st
quality seamless nylons as well as dozens of slips, blouses;
skirts, sweaters, slims, jeans etc. For the CHILDREN and
BABIES, over 200, pairs poodle socks, sweaters, shirts,
blpuses, jeans, jumpers, dresses, 2-pce. sets of all types,
pyjamas, snow suits, baby . sets, blankets, crib sheets,
creeper sets, jackets and many other items — also flan-
nelette sheets, cotton sheets, pillow cases,.. cushions, hplr
curlers and combs and 100 other odds and ends .stoo nu-
merous to mention.
FRANK BUUCk WILL ALSO SELL WITHOUT RESERVE
A LARGE SELECTION OF FINANCE COMPANY REPOS-
SESSIONS, BANKRUPT STOCKS, BAILIFF SEIZURES,
and PERSONAL CONSIGNMENTS CONSISTING of MOD-
ERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TELEVISION SETS and
APPLIANCES. '
FOR A SAMPLE HE WILL OFFER FOR SALE, a large
selection of slightly used television sets, 2 refrigerators,
2 washers, ,a large chest freezer, matching pair washes'
and dryer, 2 electric ranges, combination radio and rec-
ord plater.
FROM, ONE FINANCE COMPANY a complete separate
offerig of merchandise used only one year consisting of•
5 -piece blonde bedroom' suite with' spring and mattress, a
2 -piece chesterfield suite in nice condition, 5 -piece chrome
suite, 2 step tables and a coffee table, 2 lamps. ,
FROM ANOTHER LOT; a 3 -piece chesterfield suite used
only 9 months, consisting of chesterfield and two swivel
rockers, alsp a platform rocker and hassock. . We have
ti also been promised two other• Tots for this sale but details
are not available at present.
FRANK BUUCK WILL ALSO OFFER FOR SALE a large
selecion of BRAND NEW FURNITURE consisting of 2
complete walnut bedroom suites; 2, 39" continental "beds -
with headboards; 2, 54" full size mattresses; 2 foam rub-
ber chesterfield softies. 2 davenport sets that make into
a bed; 48 -key concert chord organ; 9-pce., 7-pce. and 5-pce.
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chair, gossip bench, 9' x 12' rugs, runners and many other
items..
Don -'t Miss This Outstanding Auction Sale as This is..
the Largest and Best Offering We Have • Ever Had at
the Clinton Legion Hall. Remember 'the Time and
Place -- Clinton Legion Hall, Clinton, Ontario, Satur-
day, March 23rd at 12:30 Sharp. •
TERMS CASH — Cheques accepted on furniture
All items must be removed from the hall NOT LATER
THAN 6 p.m. Your co-operation will be appreciated.,
AUCTIONEER -- FRANK BUUCK
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