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*' 11. EMPLOYMENT
' . WANTED'
F 'C
. SERVICES AVAILABLE
RENOVATIONS: Rec rooms;
custom work furniture; all types
of building and repair. Ed
Vincent, - phone 624-62$61 --
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WOMAN will bysit five days a
week �in my home. Phone
524:6167. -- 12,13;14,
13. AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
of household effects at the home
of the late John R. Murdock, 11/4
miles south of Brucefield. and 11/4
miles west°
on Saturday, March 29, at 12
P o'clock.
Two chesterfield suites, tables,
chairs, mirrors, antiques, setee,
two Boston 'r'ocking chairs, Bell
upright , Grand piano, 17"
portable television with stand.
Sheritan serving tables corner
d cupboard. Dining room table, six'
chairs, ladder back chairs,
Sheritan mahogany bedroom
suite,, four furnished bedrooms.
Kitchen cupboard, extension
table, 3 buffets, book case. Blue
wool broadloom rugs 7 x 10 and
12 x 10%. Frig and electrical
appliances. Kitchen utensils,
lamps, picture frames, sheet
• music, china, clocks, two
extension ladders, two wheel
trailer, farm tools, 1/a h.p. motor.
Emery Mandex set scales, two
cutters, set double ropes, wire
stretchers, B. Allis Chalmers
tractor.
°` Terms cash.
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson
Clerk, Mel Graham
Proprietor not responsible for
any accidents on farm day of
sale.
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of livestock to be . held at the
farm of Albert Mugford, situated'
in Ashfield Township, two farms
♦ north of Dungannon on
Lucknow-Dungannon Road.
Sale to be held Monday., March
31, at 1:30' p.m.
Sale includes 12 cower, some
fresh, others springing, 12 calves,
6 heifers around 500 lbs., two
servicable-age bulls, one
4 hereford, one shorthorn, two
sows, one Tam sow due bne
month, one York sow bred six
weeks, one Ferguson tractor
with front-end loader in A-1
shape.
Terms, cash.
Albert Mugford., Prop.
Emile McLellan, Auct.
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AUCTION SALE
to be held at the farm of Herb
Poeock, RR 2, Clinton, 6 miles
west of Clinton on Highway, 8.
M On Saturday, April 5, atone
o'clock.
Sale includes Super 90 tractor,
65 tractor, Uni , Harvest and
Sheller, two. 4,000 bus. drying
bins and dryer, one 35 -foot leg,
Semi mount 14 4n., 4 -furrow
-plow, three- gravity boxes- and -
wagons, manure spreader, John
Deere 4 -row planter, 4 -row
Massey scuffler, 38 -foot
elevator, 12 -foot cultivator,
hammer mill, new 2 -auger snow
blower, International 46 baler,
13 -foot packer, 12 -foot versatile
swather with hay conditioner,
12 -foot kewanee disc.
Heck McNeil, Auctioneer
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14. SERVICES AVAILABLE
* - LAMB'S DELIVERY.'
MOVING HAULMS
PHONE 5249657
—10-6
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WALLPAPERING and painting,
interior' and exterior. Bill
Fritzley, phone 524=9093. -
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SEPTICTANKSCLEANED
MODERN EQUIPMENT
WORK GUARANTEED
Write;or Phone
Harvey Dale, Clinton
PHONE 482-3320
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BRICK WORK, . fireplaces,
stonework, chimneys' and
repairing stucco. Ray Squire.
Port Albert Post Office, or
phone Dungannon 529-7636. -
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TRI -TOWN° BOOKKFEPING
SERVICE Income Tax, T4's
complete record preparation and
maintenance. Phone Lawrence
Beane, 482-9260. - 49tfn
MOBILE Horseshoer,
Aluminum, Steel or Plastic
Shoes. Moe Hill, Varna. Phone
-866.-
482 -
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DAILY CAR RENTAL
Reasonable Rates
McGFE'S
Goderich
Phone 524-8391
FOR your Antenna Sales and
Service contact Alvin's TV, 162
Mary Street, phone 524-9089. -
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ACE RADIO and . TV Service,
Frank Wilcox, 60 Picton St. W.,
Goderich, Ont. Phone 524-7.-i 71.
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CUSTOM chain sawing, lots
cleared, 'trees trimmed, firewood
and 'logging.. Reasonable rates
Call for appointment anytime
Phone 524-6632. - 4tf
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AUCTION SERVICE
Allan Maclnty.re
Experienced - Licensed
Auctioneer
and
Appraiser,
'Complete Auction Service
Phone 528-3519 ..
Lucknow, Ontario
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VACUUM cleanerysales and
service for all makes. R. K. Peck,
Varna, phone Hensall 262-5350.
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HAVE your rugs and chairs
cleaned by dependable cleaners.
Call Superior Maintenance,
phone 524-8892, Goderich -
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TAX TIME AGAIN!
ARE you having trouble.
• with that Return?
Phone 524-6842
For quick specialized service!
T1 Shorts $3.00-$5.00
T1 Gene°rals - $20.00 and up
HURON FARM ACCOUNTING
GODERICH, ONT.
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15, NOTICE to CREDITORS 20, MISCELLANEOUS
IN THE ESTATE OF Clara Ellen
McKay
All persons having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Town. of
Goderich,'` in the County of
Huron, ion., widow, who died on or
about the 24th day of March,
1969, are required to file proof
of same with the undersigned on
or before the 10th day of April,
1969.
After that date, the
Executors will proceed to
distribute the Estate, living
regard only to the claims of
which they shall the have had
notice.„
Dated at Goderich, this 25th
day of ,March, 1969.
J. Kenneth Hunter,
Barrister - Solicitor
30 North Stre
GODERTCH, Ontario
Solicitor -for the Executors
13,14,15
IN THE ESTATE OF May Isabel
Worsell
All persons having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the 'IteV ii `of
Goderich, in the6 y ou rty \of
Huron, widow, who died on or
about the 2nd day of October,
196$, are required to file pr f
of same with the undersigned on
or
before the h 10
tha
ofA
d
Y P 'I,
1969. •
After that date the Executors
will proceed to distribute the
Estate having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then
have had notice.
Dated at Goderich this 25th
day of March, 1969.
J. Kenneth Hunter,
Barrister - Solicitor
30,North Street
. GODERICH, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executors
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IN THE ESTATE OF George
Orville Durnin
All persons- having claims
against' the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Town of
Goderich, in the ,County of,
Huron, retired school teacher,
who died on or -about the 10th
day of February, 1969, are
required to file proof of same
with. the. undersigned on or
before the 10th day , of March,
•-1969.
After that date the Executors
will proceed to distribute the
Esi,ate'having regard only to the
'claims of which they shall then
have had nbtice.
Dated at Goderich this 25th
day of March, 1969.,
J. Kenneth Hunter,
Barrister - Solicitor
3'0 North Street
GODERICH, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executors
13,14,15
EAVESTROUGHING
AND .LIGHTNING RODS ,
NEW INSTALLATIONS
& REPAIRS
Estimates Without Obligation
Contact
R. E. RUTTAN
Wingham - Phone 357-1077
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C. & W. SALVAGE
We buy and sell
scrap metal' -
PHONE. 524-9514
WAND 524 -9502 -
IN THE ESTATE OF Harry C.
Witmer . ° All persons having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Town of
Goderich, in the County of
Huron, labourer, who died -or -For
about the 13th day of February,
1969, are required to file proof
of same with the undersigned on
or before the,10th day. ofe April,
,1969:
After that date the Executor
will . proceed to distribute the
Estate having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then
have had notice.
Dated at ,Goderich, this L5th
day of March, 1969. -
, J. Kenneth Hunter,
Barrister --Solicitor
30 North Street,
GODERICH, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executor.
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19. LOST AND FOUND
_.
LOST: male 'beagle - "Georgie"
white, black, On markings. One
year old. Tag 226. R:ward.
'Phone 524-6802. -- 13
RECREATJON.'STAFF. REQUIRED
for Judith Gooderham Park
PROGRAM DIRECTOR:
One year minimum Recognized Recreation or Phys. Ed. course. Certified Red Cross
Swimming Instructor. To organize Park Recreation Program and Supervise Staff
SPORTS SUPERVISOR:
To work with Program Director on Sports Program.
SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR
AND LIFE GUARDS:
,To work with Program Director on Swimming Program.
CRAFTS INSTRUCTORS:
To organize crafts and primary fade Day Camp Program in kco-operation with
Program Director.
MINIMUM AGE FORA LL POSITIONS - 17 as of June. 1, 1969
Applications must be received not later than April 15 and should be
mailed to the:
Goderich Recreation and Community Centre Board,
5-W treo�
otierithrlintar40.
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FORMAL WEAR r REI1iTALa
Dress right for all occasions. We
'are agents for Freeman's Formal
Rentals. Pickett and Campbell,
Limited, Clinton and Gciderich.
A. BIRTHS
CRQWLEY: At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on March
22, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Crowley, Goderich, a daughter,
Christina Ann.
LANE: At Alexandra Hospital,
G:oderich, on March 22, 1969, to
Ron and Marian Lane, Goderich,
a son, Murray Gordon.
JOHNSTON: At Alexandra
Hospital', Goderich, on March
20, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Johnston, RR • 4,
Goderich, a daughter, Janice
Joanne.
McCULLOUG'II: At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on March
24, 1969, to • Mr. and Mrs.
Howard . McCullough, RR 1,
Goderich, a son. '
MORRISSEY: At Alexander
Hospital, Goderich, on March
• 22, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Morrissey, .Goderich, a
daughter; Mary Michelle.
WALTER: At Alexander
Hospital, Goderich, on March
23, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Walter, RR 1, Goderich, a
daughter, 'Teresa Ann.
C. BRIEFS
Order Shell furnace oil and. stove
oil from Edward Fuels, tank
truck dealer for all Shell Oil Co.
products. Phone 524-8386.
Cemetery Memorials
And Inscription'
Robert McCallum
-Dial 524-7345
65 Montreal St. — Goderich
C.LL. Mill End 7 Paint, in red,
green and grey. Ideal for all your
outdoor painting needs, While •
stock' Iasis $'1:50 per gallon. H.
0. Jerry Fuel & 'Hardware Ltd.,-
51__..-.. KinStctiL_ .tis t t,-..__..phu.ue�_.
521-9671. - 13,11
ARE your screens ready foi`
summer?. If not, caM'iss''fhd have
the old screens replaced • with
new.Q.ur--• service includes
pick-up and delivery. Call early
H. O. .Jerry Fuel & Hardware
Ltd., 81 •Kingston Street,' phone
524-9671: 13,1 1
D. IN MEMORIAM
McMICHAEL: In loving memory -
of Garfield McMichael, a beloved
husband, father and grandfather,
who left.._ to fifteen years ago,
March 23, `19 54.
We cannot forget your smiling
facet
Yourhappy carefree ways,
The smile that won s< many
- ''friends,
In those happy bygone days.
QANTWE1.1:4: ln'lotving memory
of my dear wife, Alice.M.ay, who
. P.a1964sed away_ 6e...ago, April 1,
.
There is ' sad but sweet
i . rtfniembrance,
There is a memory fond and
true,
Thee is a token of affection,
And a heartache still for you.
- Ever remembered by your
husband, David. - -- 13x
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STOTHERS : In loving memory
of ' our dear - parents, Herb
Stothers whp died March, 1960,
and Ellen Stothers who dila
April, 1957..
We travel down a winding road,
A road without an end,
And they who seem so far away
41 Are only 'round the bend.
- Ever .remembered by their
family. - 13x
JOHNSTON: In' loving memory
of a dear husband and father,
William Johnston, who passed
away March 29, 1966. -
Years may wipe out many things
But this they wipe out never
The memory of the happy days
When we were all together.
- Lovingly remembered by his
wife and children.
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E. CARDS OF THANKS
MUNN: We wish to express our
thanks and appreciation tc,
friends, neighbours and relativ(
for cards, --flowers and mane acts
of kindness during our recent
bereavement. Special thanks to
Rev. Nicholls, Dr. ,J. W. \Wallacf
.and Dr. J. R. Leitch, nurse, snit
staff on second west and Stiles
Funeral Horne. ' --- David arid
Elaine Minn.- 13 -
SCIIOL'1.Z:, I wish to thank 'my
friends, neighbours and rc-Inti'c,
for flowers gifts earls and visit
while a patient in Alexandra
Hospital. A very special 1 hanks
to Dr. G. F. Mills, I)r.
Dr. A. B. Deathe and nurses „ri
first floor. - Lisa .Schuh/ and
family.
• MO- NK: I wot(d like lo think
those who sent cards, flower,
and treats, also.visite(1 me, wink
I was a patient in :Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital.
Goderich. :4peci'al thanks. i„
nurses, Dr. J. R. Leitch -:inti 1)r
R. W. Flowers. - Airs. c;eor; ,
Monk. -- 13
WARNER,: The family of tklc
late Airs.- Laura Warner \visit t,,
exp-rr :, he,art-fett - tlratri tc;
friends and neighbors for tit+•
many acts of kindness n.!
rilesfiti'gt�s Til -Sy r.0 C,.1\,:c
during their recent bet'eavein ti t_
Special thanks to Rev. \\ .1
Maines, Capt. Ken I-Iotbrook, lir
Addison, Dr, Flowers, -.Bay.field
United Church \\irisin
pallbearers, T- flower • h, ;t,, r:.
Lodge' Funeral Home, an
those who assisted in any way •
1:3'
DOWDS: It wish to express' my
sincere thanks to friends.
relatives and neighbours i'or the
beautiful floral tribute,
messages of symprtth\ . ttni
donations to the Children's .Anel
Society, during my rec,nt
bereavement. Special thanks ttr
the UCW of Victoria 5t United
Church, the Legion :\,uxi1 ry
Mr. Ed Stiles, • Rev. G. I..
and Rev. L.. Warr. \1i -on
Dowds. - 13
One of the hest this world could' 21' BUSINESS
hold• - OPPORTUNITIES .
Your cherished sm
heart of gold.
Always so good,
kind,•
What .a wonderful
left behind.
Deep. in our hearts
is kept,
We -loved you too
forget. -
—Ever rememberec
Louise, and family.
ile and your
unselfish an
memory you
your memory
dearly -to ever
1 by his wife,
--_. 13
. DEALER WANTED Bara-
d Cleaner and Stable. Eilttipoo nt
Dealer• wanted in this area New
barn cleaner on the market h ,s
patented swinging type elevalf>r
will make this cleaner .+n
excellent seller. Generous dealef
discount on a very reasonable
pricegl cleaner. Contact (;r
'Weldirt.g Ltd., Alma,,~
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BE; We Wish to thank the
Reeve and Ct in! it of Colborne
Township &$r their evening,
dinner and gifts and �;,. the ,
ratepayers -for, their co-operation „
during the years I hay.eserved as
Assessor. - Ernest and Elia
Bogie. --- 13 `
The . (loderich.
Club wish to
who assisted
,,carnival ,,^suvh
success this year
Figure Skating
thank everyone
in making the
a tremendous
. z__ _ 13
Mrs. GeraldineLippert, RR 1,
Lucknow,' wishes to announce
the engagement of her daughter,
Patricia Ann, to Mr.. Ernest,
Elywn Good, son of Mr. Lloyd •
1\l. Good of (sock}rich and the
late Mrs.- Good. The wedding
will take place 01) Saturday, May
3, 1969'; at .3. o'clock at St,
(;eorge% - AOgliean Church,
Goderich. --,• 13 f
Mr. Eric Allen; ;Clinton, wishes
to announce the engagement of
his daughter, Idella Marian, to
Mr. John'Rodges, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Rodges, RR 1.
Goderich. The wedding will. take
place at Knox Presbyterian
Church, Goderich, on Saturday,
April 1 9, 196-9, at -r3:0(1' p.m.
G. COMING EVENTS
THE GODERICH Branch
Women's Institute will hold ?their
annual meeting 'Thursday , April
:it 2 p.m. in MacKay Hall. All
c•>tl-iee�1•s-are urged to attend this
ntcetin•g. Mrs. George ?\lorley is
• pr,>train convenor - 13
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:\"1'1 'RI):AY, March 29 at '>
9 tn. :,nrtual Easter Tea at Ft,st
Baptist -Church, Montreal Street
tioin( Making, c•an(ly. aprons,
etc ('esti and bring your
,er'ids.
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THE .ANNUAL meeting; of the,
A
_lit t,:1d Federation -„f
.\t.l-m411111re. will be -held Friday.
\larcch 2.sth, 1969, at t,:30, at
the- .a,hfit'lei Township. Hall.,
JIFF: ('ALLWOOD, noted
columnist and writer will be the
;;ucst 'speaker at a public
,nt,>r:;asbi>rd luncheon, to t;e
b,fld on 'Tuesday, April 29, at
1 ;r0 p ln. in 'forth Street
meted Church, Sponsored by
\lr,ple• Leaf Chapter, I()DE
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\1.‘,1,1.E Leaf, Chapter IODE
rl; < ting vt'iIl he held at the home
of 1 irs_ 1 i. Bettger, 131 West
s et , .:t`-ue.sday,--April 1.-. 1 411.141
I p.m. - 13
{ '�.�A'.__ Bundle•Brat\ • <>n
i>ushel basket of groceries, end
u1 .\pill. Tick•ts available from
sn\ member. Legion Laches'
l , :iliar� 1 2 1 .,
\11I.Y, F ('
itn.Night at olh,>rn,
(', rttr:,l School on Fnida',. Alarch
' - :11 7:30 p.m,rle-
::::tires, talent show. 12 1
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1i ( \I:.I.A(;E sale at the Sal'ti a't i„t'r
rine, Saturday., Mirch
i tl 1). m. - 1:;
Special yodth
service held
.\ special youth service "gas
field last Sunday at linoy 1 ilii ed
c'hurc'h. Daryl Ball led the
ser\ ice assisted by Nan Lapp and
Derrick Hall. _
.\ panel led by (;lett \\ehsier
d
.' as held with the.elegales that
had attended ,'l'oc alpha. :Allan
.',IcDougal1, Randy Machan,
Brenda Ball and - Brenda
.Arciltimbault taking part in the
•l he Sunda\ school pupils are
planning their annual partake
supper on \Vednesd'ay \pril 2nd
•\‘: supper served from
9.10. l0 7:30 p.m. The "Pupils
and their teachers serve and
,,;pare the supper when fresh
w.aple.cyrup. wilLbe ru cfL
ror
The ' Forwa�cd Look 'in Home,
csnwmics was thetheme of tho
March. meeting Qf theAubu<ri�l
Women's Institute When it h1ek
last week in the Cornrntupiity
Memorial 1•al4l, Miss Susan;
Heard, holt'ne economist for
Huron County was the special
sR akex� - - She -td. , -,> but
four-fifths of the products that
will be in use in the homte in
1980 are not yet in existence.
Miss Beard was introduced ,by•
Mrs. W. Bradnock, public
relations officer and thanked by-
Mrs.
yMrs. Donald Haines and
presented with a gift.
Mrs. Frank- ' Raithby,
president, was in charge of the
meeting which opened. with the
Ode, the Mary Stewart Collect
and 0 Canada. Mrs. William J.
Craig was at the piano.
Mrs. Raithby welcomed the
members and guests and the.
minutes were accepted as rea,d
by the secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig.
She also gave the financial
statement. It was announced
that the advanced . leathercraft
course would be held May 5, 6
and 7. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor
convener of the annual banquet,
announced that the banquet
would be )1eld_,on April 23 at
1: 30 p.m. with the guest
speaker to be John Strong of
CKNX. Each mEmber can invite
one guest.
Mrs. Donald Haines reported
on the sale of the cook books
and Mrs. W. Bradnock reported
that 18 girls were attending 4-H
meetings fo`r Meat.. in the Menu
project. Plans were made to
cater to the Bowling banquet
and committees were named.
the members were asked to
serve" lunch at the annual
meeting of the Huron County
Historical Society which will be
held on May 26th in the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall and
Alis. Donald Maines, Mrs.
"Phomas 1aggitt and Mrs. Arnold
''(Craig -accepted to work on the
co11) rhittee. -
. An accordion solo was played
by Larry Plaetzer, a solo, -Little
Anows. was, sung by Lorraine
('hamney, aceordian • solos
played by Faye Seers and Eric
Scott were much enjoyed.
rrent events wore given by
Thomas tt' and the
. c lection' 'Wax' taken up; by
Lorraine Choy. and Wandl
t'Iaetzer• .
Reports of the
committee - conveners we
accepted as given by mild
,Craig,,. M j !pO1.d..,-Cartwright,
Mrs* Robert J. P4111114, Mis.
Fordyce Clark, Mrs. Thou
Haggitt, Mrs. W. Bradlq,QCk, .
Gordon Taylor, Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell. -
• Followingthe closing of the
meeting, Mrs. Bradnock showed
pictures of the Hawaiian islands,
Lunch was served by .Mas„ Roy
T?aer, Ntrs. Kenneth Scott,
Sam Doer as fisted~ by M A.
Kirkconnell. The report of the
"nominating committee was
accepted as given by ,Mrs. Bert
Craig.
Susan
Heard
is guest
speaker
Miss Susan Heard was guest at
the sixth meeting of'the Auburn
Kool Kuts 4-H meeting held at
the home of Mrs. Donald 'Haines.
The president Sheron Collins
opened the meeting and the' , '
minutes were read by Doreen
McClinchey.
The girls answered the ,roll
call by naming a cut of pork
with the method . of cooking it.
A discussion followed on ground
meat and left over dishes.
The girls demonstrated the
making of a meat loaf. and all
tasted it.
Miss Heard spoke to the girls
on their demonstration and their
record books: The meeting Was
closed by repeating the 4-H
Creed:
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industrial • lost time than strikes
s, and work stoppages.
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Reminder'
Will your present car pass the
Highways Department 'Safety
Check which is starting again
t. soon. If not maybe it would
be wise to come in and see us.
Don't You Think?
We have a good selection of used cars on the lot and
•new ones are beginning to arrive again.
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automatic, power brakes and steering, bucket seats,
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