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PICK YOUR OWN Strawberries.
Call 238-2301. 25-b
10 ACRES Alfalfa Hay standing,
Phone 236-4852. 25-b
DAVIDSON HEARING AID Ser-
vice. Free Hearing Tests. 45 -
day trial, batteries, chargers,
repairs. City and country house
calls, 334 Queens ..Ave. Phone
432-9951, London. 24-tfn
45 GALLON STEEL BARRELS for
burning garbage and barrels for
all use; also half barrels. Agent
for Blyth Steel Barrells, United
Co -Op, Zurich, phone 236-4393.
Also McClinchey Store in Varna,
phone 482-9113. 25-28-p
TED VOOGEL
And Sons Ltd.
BUILDING
CONTRA CTOR
FRAMING
Houses & Cottages
*Renovations
CUSTOM BUILT
Homes
Free Estimates!
DASHWOOD
R.R.1 PH:238-2742
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For Sale
SWIMMING POOL: Less than 1
year old. Fanta -Sea above ground
Redwood -16 x 24, cost $4500.00.
Must sell immediately -will sacri-
fice -savings of $2000.00. Call
-416-625-8817, days or evenings,
collect. • 12-tf
TOWER KING
Silos. Area
Frances Boyle,
Phone 395-5088.
pressed Stave
representative,
R.R.3, Ripley,
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SWIMMING POOL: Deluxe,
Redwood, above ground pool.
16 x 24; 1 year old. Repossessed
by bank, sacrifice 1/2 price.
Call Mr. Harvey, collect, days
or evenings, 416-625-8819.
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SWIMMING POOL FOR SALE:
Moving -will sell you 16 x 32 above
ground Modular Redwood Pool at
sacrifice price of $3000.00. Sav-
ings of $2100.00. 1975 model, call
416-625-2719, days or evenings,
collect. 12-tf
Wanted
WANTED—Young girl wishes
room only in Bayview Subdivision
area till end of August. Phone
236-4765. 25-b
Services
HESS JEWELLERY, Zurich has
a fine selection of Diamonds,
Wedding Rings, Watches,
Clocks, Cuckoo Clocks, Barom-
eters. Cardinal watches sold by
jewellers only, are $11.95 and
rtp. Family Rings' and Charms.
Watch and clock work guaran-
teed 1-tf
Visit Our Store
FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF
groceries * Confectionery
* Novelties
Dairy Store
MAIN ST - ZURICH
PHONE 236-4930
* H::es
*
* Barns
Backhoe Service
236-4679. ZURICH
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fiorning. Even#
U.C.W. Annual Chicken Barbe-
cue in the Bayfield Arena Thurs-
day, July 1, 1976, 5 P.M. to ?
Admission: Adults -$3.50. Under
12 years $2.00. 24, 25-b
Chicken, baked potato, cole slaw,
pickles, rolls, homemade cakes
and pies, coffee, cold drinks
will be served.
47th Annual
Stephenson Reunion
Sunday, July 4
at
.Seaforth Lions Park
5:00 P.M.
Bring basket lunch,
Ldishes, cutlery, tableclothes
and refreshments.
WILLERT
REUNION
RIVERVI EW
PARK
EXETER
SUNDAY,
JULY 4, 1976
SPORTS - 2:30 p.m.
BUFFET SUPPER
PLEASE JOIN US
yfield
council
• The regular meeting of Bay-
field coem�cil Monday night was
quiet, and'tkere were no visitors
or petitioners.
The clerk, Gordon Graham,
was instructed to write a letter
of thanks from the council to the
Mayor of Clinton and Clinton
Town Council for presenting the
Village with a painting do:;e by
Mr. Thomas in 1949 of S.S. #8,
Stanley (Bayfield Public School)•
(torn down in 1955). Mr. Thomas
was an airman, stationed at
R.C.A.F. Station, Clinton, who
did many paintings of the area.
A letter of thanks is also to
be sent to the Bridge and Euchre
Clubs who sponsored a Centenni-
al Card Party and donated almost
$70.00 towards the Town Hall
fund. A very fine effort.
A reguest for a map of the
village from York University was
acknowledged, and a let -ter from
the Ministry of Housing dealing
with the availability of loans for
the physically handicapped to
build such necessities as ramps,
etc. was of great interest and it
was decided to fly the flags from
the three flag poles for the Cen-
tennial and during the summer.
In other business, drainage,
, equalized assessment factor,
a municipal fire protection sur-
vey,, street lights, new model
noise control by-law and the
advanced registration for the
Centennial for Saturday, June
26 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and
from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. were all
given equal consideration.
The next meeting will be Mon-
day night, July 5 if we aren't
trampled under by the Centennial
celebrations.
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Hensall personals
Mr. Elmer Campbell of Toronto
visited this weekend with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Campbell.
Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning.
The holiday services commencing
June 27th will be held in Hensall
United Church for the month of
July.
Randall -Wedge
A pretty mid -summer wedding
was solemnized in Carmel Pres-
byterian Church on Saturday at
4 p.m. when Rev. W.D. Jarvis
united in marriage Lynda Wedge,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wedge, Hensall and Vernon
Randall, Hensall, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Randall, Baden.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
William Bell, sister of the groom
and Mr. William Bell was groom-
sman. A reception for the
families and friends followed at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wedge. The couple will -take up
residence in Exeter.
Queensway News
Queensway Nursing Horne
welcomes a new resident Mrs.
Arneela Parsons, Cromarty.
Sunday, Mr. W.O. Goodwin
was presented with a fifty year
jewel from the Hensall Canadian
Legion. The presentation was
made by Grant McClinchey,
President of the Legion and
Floyd Crane. Mr. Goodwin was
one of the first members of the
Legion when it was organized
fifty years ago.
Tuesday, Mr. Lawrence Wein
of Exeter delighted the residents
with piano music and singing.
On Wednesday a number of
residents were taken for a car
ride by the Ladies' of the Christ-
ian Reformed Church and had a
picnic at Seaforth Park. Rev.
Glen Wright of Exeter conducted
church service on Friday and was
accompanied by Louise Mitchell
at the piano.
Visitors with Mrs. Pauline
Jeffrey were her neice from Los
Angeles, California, Veronica,
Bob and Mary Ann Griffith;
Son Edmund; Madge Oesch, Go-
derich; Mrs. Uleen Ducharme,
London; Helen and Hector Jef-
frey; Detroit, Michigan; Mrs.
Margaret Powell, Clinton and
Mr. and Mrs. Clemence Jeffrey.
Iva Ridley and Iva Dunn, Greta
and Amy Lammie and Mrs. M.
Sherritt visited Vera Lammie.
Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Parker,
Bayfield, visited Clara Feather-
stone. Shirley Prouty visited
Lynn Latimore and Roy Mc-
Donald. Mrs. McDonald and
Mrs. Jean Treibner also visited
Roy McDonald. Melba and
Brenda Walper, Exeter and Mrs.
Pearl Stebbins, New Hamburg,
visited with Adeline Taylor.
Leslie Mitchell, Crediton, visited
his mother Louise Mitchell.
Mrs. Flossie Dickens and Mrs.
Keith Campbell called on Vera
Lammie. Miss Ruth Skinner and
LaVerne Skinner visited Ruby
Miners and Louise Mitchell.
Mrs. Cecil Skinner, Exeter, and
Mrs. Minnie Noakes, Hensall,
called on a number of the resid-
ents.
Mr. Charles Mickle, Hamilton,
spent the weekend with his
mother Mrs. Laird Mickle and Dr.
Robert and Mrs. Mickle, London
visited on Sunday with the form-
er's mother Mrs. Mickle.
Large Variety
of
Plants
* Begonias
* Geraniums
* Cactus and
* Succulents
* Peperomia
Bill Lansbergen
1 mile north of Zurich
Phone 236-4817
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t _ 11 miles north of Grand Bend to Drysdale, then 2 miles east, eight
7*S miles west of Kippen.
• Friday, July 2nd 1�.m.
y,JulySaturda 3rd -11 a.m.
ANTIQUE TWO DAY
ESTATE UCTIO
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FOR THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JIM W. CORNFORD
BLAKE. ONTARIO
FRIDAY, JULY 2nd; LARGER ITEMS OF FURNITURE WILL BE SOLD— 1 Arm Bandit Machine; Kettles; Crocks;
Tools; Canoe; Telephone Parts; Daffodil Telephone; Picture Frames; Table Saw & Planer; Large Hand Crank
Peeler; Trinket Boxes; Books; Magazines; Comics; Commercial Ads; Harness and Collars; Pop Cooler; Snow•
blower; Clocks; Guns and Gun Rock; etc.; etc.
• SATURDAY, JULY 3rd at 11 o'clock: Thousands of Dishes; Silver' and Pewter Pieces, such as Carnival Glass;
Nippon, Moustache Cups; Lamps and Forts; Pickle Cruets and Parts; Jewellery; Glass Showcases; Toilet Sets
• Glassware fa no cud, and whatever is found In a three storey Antique Shdp,
THE ABOVE ISA VERY LIMITED LIST • SPACE WOULD NOT ALLOW LISTING OF THIS LARGE OFFERING,
*
Huqh Filson- 666-0833
TERMS CASH
These Two Days Will Be Exfremel y Interesting to The Antique Hunter
AUCTIONEERS
ILDERTON
Tom Robson -666-1967
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