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6, 1975
Kippen and area
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kirk
and Paul, Mansfield visited.
in the village recently.
Mrs. Sadie Wren has ret-
urned from a pleasant trip
to B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron
Mellis, Levonia, Michigan
and Mrs. Margaret Hutchison
of St. Thomas visited with
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis.
Mr. Kenneth Jones and
Miss Anne Bolton of Kempt-
ville spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Jones.
COUNTY RALLY NOTES
Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs.
Vern Alderdice, Mrs. Robert
Kinsman and Mrs. Grace
Drummond attended the Hur-
on County Rally in Belgrave
on Monday. Mrs. Walter
Scott gave the history of
quilts and commented on the
many old and new quilts on
display. Members will gain
contribute to the Children's
Aid Bursary. Mrs. D. Haines
commented on the bus trip
to the National Convention.
Miss J. Pengilley made the
presentation to Mary Edith
Holland, the winner of the
Huron County Scholarship.
Huron South will be hostess
for the 1976.County Rally.
KIPPEN EAST
Mr. Don Pullen, Huron
County's Agriculture Repres-
entative was guest speaker
at Kippen East Women's
Institute meeting which was
held at the home of Mrs.
Charles Eyre in Egmondville.
Mr. Pullen discussed farming
in Huron County stating that
Huron had the most improv-
ed farm land of all the count-
ies in Ontario. He also com-
mented on the services avail-
able. He was introduced by
Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs. G.
McLean thanked Mr. Pullen
and presented him with a
small gift. Mrs. Ernest White-
house was in charge of the
program and opened with
a reading "Yesterday".
Mrs. H. Caldwell commented
on the motto, "Take time
to stand and stare at the
wonders everywhere."
The roll call was answered
by naming a product we would
lack if the farmer never
came back.
Mrs. G. Drummond, Public
Relations Officers, present-
ed a gift to, Mrs. McGregor,
Mrs. Beane, Mrs. Collins
and Lynn Alderdice. 4-H
leaders of the garden club.
Mrs. H. Caldwell gave the
current events and Mrs.
V. Alderdice gave the report
of the County Rally held in
Belgrave. Mrs. Al Hoggarth,
first vice president, chaired
the business portion and gave
a poem "What is a farmer?"
Mrs. R. Bell conducted a cont-
est, Mrs. C. Pullman gave
courtesy remarks, Mrs. Grant
McLean and Mrs. Al Hog-
garth served a delicious lunch.
Hensall Brucefield fire
departments responded to a
call on Saturday night about
10 p.m. from John and Doug
McGregor when their dryer
became overheated.
Drug card
(continued from page 9)
a passenger, baggage and
freight service soon between
Toronto International Airport
and Goderich, Holmesville,
Clinton, Seaforth, Dublin,
Mitchell, Sebringville, Strat-
ford and Shakespeare.
Requests for funds under
the Federal Local Initiatives
Program (LIP) have been
made by the county.
An application has been
made for brush and roadside
clearing and the museum
has submitted an application
for cataloguing and restoring
artifacts. Approval has not
been granted for either proj-
ect to date.
A new sound system has
been installed in the council
chambers to facilitate council
members as well as visitors
and the press beyond the rail.
A new amplifier, two addit-
ional speaker columns and
a microphone mixer on the
clerk's desk to control the
volume level have been instal-
led by Chisholm TV of God-
erich.
The press table, located
in the most distant point in
the council chambers, behind
the spectators against the
back wall in the corner, still
reports difficulty in hearing
the councilmen whose backs
are to the press table.
Durst and Vodden Charter-
ed Accountants have been ap-
pointed county auditors for
the year 1975.
A.M. Harper who has been
county auditor for many
years, has now become
associated with MacGillivary
and Company, Chartered
Accountants of Listowel, MacGillivary and Company.
Mr. Harper requested that be named county auditors,
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PROPERTY SOLD
Clearing Auction Sale
Saturday, October 18
Rare Antiques, Furniture, Car and
Farm Equipment
For Tom Brintnell Lot 27, Con. 14, Hibbert, Usborne Twp.
Boundry Line 5 miles east of Hensali
ANTIQUES and FURNITURE: 5 press back chairs
King and Queen ornated (beautiful cond), 2 flat to wall
cupboards porclain and pear drop pulls, 4 piece settee,
rare old rockers including Boston, iron brass bed, large
dresser, commode and bed brass pulls matching pieces
excellent cond., marble top table, st press back dining
chairs, swivel press back, organ stool, 2 harvest tables,
2 dining tables, Windsor and cane backed rockers, hand-
made hall tree, spool book rack, trunks, linen fold, small
library table and chairs, Raymond sewing machine, com-
mode chair, old parlor chairs and tables, Columbia
phonograph and records, assortment pictures and frames,
dressers, bureaus, commodes, buffet, sausage press and
grinder, oil lamps, 2 H. Rogers old cash boxes, pocket
watches (by late W.H. Hellyer, Clinton), and (Walthom),
double barrel shotgun, sap buckets and pan, 2 ward-
robes, large iron kettle, assortment hat pins, star sealer,
fireplace screen, many other collectables too numer-
ous to list. 2 sets rare old weigh scales.
FURNITURE: piano and bench, 21 -inch TV, chest
drawers, baby buggy, RCA radio, 2 large rugs and under -
pad.
CAR 1964 Pontiac 4 -door, Auto, 6 cyl, 49,500. Good
rubber sells as is.
TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT: AC WD wide front end
good running condition; AC parrel bar siderake, new
condition. JD hay Huffer, 3 wagons with gravity boxes,
tractor chains, siderake, tractor discs, GW cultivator,
snow blower, 3 PT. H. grader blade, 28 ft. extension lad-
der, 2 tarpaulins, electric motor.
TERMS OF SALE - CASH
NO RESERVES ----FARM IS SOLD
Percy Wright, Auctioner
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