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EASTER HOLIDAY VISITORS
Mr, and ;1frs, David Slorach and
family, of Etohicoke, visited over
the weekend with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Slorach,
Blyth, and Mr, and Mrs. George
Bayley, Clinton. •
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Snell and
Bonnie visited over a weekend re-
cently with Mr, and Mrs, Jim Tim-
my, Aylmer, and Miss Shirley
Snell, of London. .
Mr, W. S. McVittie,' Hespeler,
1Ir, Russel Gidley and Mrs, E.
Heath, Toronto, spent the Easter
holiday with Miss Pearl Gidley.
Mr, and Mrs, George Naylor, of
Toronto, spent Monday evening
with , their grandparents, Mr. and
Jars. Milton Bruce.
Mr, Hank Cronin, Mr. Ron Den-
nis, of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
clic LeSouder and Debbie, of
Stratford, spent the weekend
with the former and latter's mo•
ther, Mrs, Gertie Cronin, and oth-
er relatives.
• Cpl, Kenneth R. Hogg, of Win-
nipeg, Manitoba, nephew of Mr.
Moody Holland, Myth, of the
Search and Rescue Unit, made his
450th drop recently. Ile has been
with the air force for 15 years,
Mr, and Mrs, /toss Radford and
Shelley, of Port Colborne, visited
on Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Norman Radford,
?Jr, and Mrs, Jack McNichol
visited with Mr, and Mrs, George
Gray and family, Weston, over
the Easter weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Buchanan
Kevin, Jeff, Scott and Lisa, o
Windsor, visited overthe weeken
with his • sister, Mrs. Dougla
Whitmore, Mr.' Whitmore and
Kenneth; and his father, Mr, John
Buchanan, of Iluronview, and oth-
er relatives,
Mr. Bill Buchanan, of White Ri-
ver, spent the weekend with his
brother, Roy, and other relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Webster,
slim Webster, Mr, and Mrs, David
Webster, Stephen and Timothy,
attended . a family dinner at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, George
Webster in Oakville, on the 13th
of April.
li you missed the "Freezer
Forum" in Clinton Wednesday
might -- it Is being held in the
Presbyterian Church, Wingham,
Thursday, at 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Walsh and
Susan, of Weston, visited over
the weekend with their. parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Walsh and Ste•
ven and Mr. and Mrs, Moody Hol•
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKay,
Howard and Crystal, of Kitchener,
visited during the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moody
Holland,
Visiting over the weekend
the home of Mrs. Sadie Cuand Mr, Robert Somers
Mr, and Mrs, G. 0. Bradley,
Ile Suzanne, and Timothy J
of Meaford, and Eric Allen
London, A good visit was en
by all,
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Burn
Don Mills, Mr, and Mrs,
Walsh, 'Tracy and Melanie,
Goderich, visited during the week-
end with their parents, Mr.
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end with Mr, and Mrs, Earl Mills,
of Walton,
Mr, and Mrs, hurray Mills and
family, of Brantford, spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Earl
Mills, of Walton,
• Mr. and Mrs, Freeman Tunney,
'I'ceswater, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Tunney, Preston, visited during
the weekend with Mrs, Mary Tay-
lor,
ay
lar,
Mrs, Laurie Scott spent several
clays with her son, Donald, Mrs,
Scott and Debbie, In Aylmer,
Mr. and Mrs, Hank Ausscm and
family, Dundas, Mrs, Maitland
Bell, Burlington, visited on Sun.
day with Mrs. George Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Leith, of
Listowel, visited in Blyth last
Thursday and called at the Stan-
dard Office to renew their sub-
scription,
Dr's Gerd and Jean Wester.
mann, of Dundas, visited Eyster
Sunday with Mr. and ,Mrs. Walter
Buttell,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Shiell and
family, London, visited on Friday
with the lady's grandparents, Mr,
and Mrs. Milton Bruce,
Mr, and Mrs, G. W, Hasson, of
Wallaceburg, spent the Easter
weekend with the lady's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bruce,
ITEMS OMITTED
Lions Honour Senior Charter Member
We regret that several items
have had to be omitted from this •
issue of The Standard. We hope Lion J. B. Watson, At Special Meeting
to include thdtn In next week'a
issue.
Included in these is the list of
Easter Seal denors, along with a
report of the Progress of the tam
paign. We understand that the
fund is pr•ogreising much slower
than last year and ask you to
please donate as soon as possible
if you haven't already done so,
WILL CELBRATE 92nd
BIRTHDAY
Congratulations and Best Wish-
es are extended to Mrs, H. Mosack
of Iiuronview, Clinton, mother of
Mrs, Gertie Cronin, Blyth, who
will observe her 92nd birthday on
Saturday, April 20.
BAPTIZED ON SUNDAY
Elaine Christine, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Machan, of
Sarnia, was baptized on Sunday,
April 14th, at St, Andrew's Pres.
byterian Church, Blyth, by Rev.
R. U, MacLean,
Tenants May Meet Trouble In Sharing
New Property Tax Benefits
(by Murray Gaunt, M.P.P.
s
Huron -Bruce)
at
rming
were,
Bon.
James,
of
enjoyed
s, of
Ron
of
veek•
and
Mrs, Ben Walsh and Steven.
Holiday visitors at the home of '
Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Cook were,
AIr, and Mrs. John Philips, of
Richmond Hill, Miss Heather
Brown, of Markham, Mr, and Mrs,
Kenneth Easterbrook, two sons,
David and Robin, of London, Mr,
and Mrs, Robert Finlay, Sandra,
and Paul, of Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Watson,
Jan and Ken, of North Bay, Mr,'
and Mrs, J. A. Gummow, Eliza•
beth and Katharine, of Toronto,
spent the holiday weekend with
their parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. B,
Watson, and Mr, and Mrs, Edward
atson and family, c
Des, Jean and Gerd Wester. a
nn, of . Dundas, spent the week. h
W
ma
The Ontario Government• intro
heed its basic shelter exemption
measure this week, but admitted
some tenants may• have trouble
sharing in the benefits.
This exemption is a tax credit
system designed to give every
home owner and tenant in Ontar•
io a property tax reduction aver.
aging $45-$80, which was promis•
cel before the October 17th gener•
al election,
Homeowners and tenants will
receive notice from their munici•
pally of the amount of the tax
credit. Owners in their own hon.).
es will deduct the amount from
their tax payments, Owners pay.
ing taxes through mortgage pay
ments will receive the benefit in
the form of reduced payments.
There are a number of prob.
lems associated with the plan.
Homeowners and tenants can ben-
efit only if their municipalities
pass on the money from Queen's
Park, Soine local Councils, hard,
pressed for more money, might
view the lump sum as found mon•
ey, spending it on works not pre,
viously planned. Thus the real
benefit, recti ,d tagces, would be
e'ancelfed �oi t` `• - • -
The same' grant will be paid to
everyone eligible` within any mun-
icipality, but because assessment
practices vary between municipal,
ities, every eligible resident in
the province will not receive the
same amount.
Opposition members this week
demanded that the Government
increase taxes on everything from
liquor and beer to insurance com•
panics and other corporations in
order to nullify a 2 cent increase
in the cost of gasoline.
Bernard Newman (L, Windsor.
Walkerville) estimated that the
man who drove 15,000 miles a
year already paid $180,00 in gam
line taxes, The increase would
amount to $20.00 a year,
WESTFIELD
The Westfield U.C.W. Easter
'I'hankoffering meeting was held
at the home of Mrs, Arnold! Cook
nn Wednesday afternoon with the
Rev. Ure Stewart, of Seaforth, as
guest speaker..
OPP Warn Parents Of Bicycle Safety"
Instruction Importance To Children
During the week of April 7 -o The bicycle is a vehicle,' the
April 13, Officers at the Winghain same as a car is a vehicle, Just
Detachment worked! a total o) as motorists must obey Iraffi
173?'r hours and patrolled 1857 )nws, so must the bicyclist,
miles. Isere are some safety, rule
Eight persons were charged and which should he practised:
ten persons warned" for highway 1, Obey all traffic signs am
Traffic Act offences, Twenty-two signals. hide on the nigh
Safety Checks were conducted, side of 11,2n; road. 3. Ride single
One Criminal investigation was file on the street. 4, STOP —
conduded. Three persons were before riding Into the street from
charged with Liquor Control Act our driveway or a lane, 5,
Offences. There were NO traffic WALK your bike al busy corners.
accidents during the past week. 0, SIGNAL when you are going
Now that sunny weather is here to stop or turn. 7, Ride ONE in
again, children are riding thele• a bicycle, 8, Be ALERT for ver
bicycles on the streets and high ,
ways, Every year, many children hides about you. 9. EQUIP your
are killed or injured in bicycle bike with safety devices (celled.
accidents. If your child rides a live tape, reflectors, bell or horn,
bicycle, it is your duty and res. etc.) 10. KEEP your bike In
ponsibility to instruct Klin in bi, good working order, (Check brak•
ycle safety rules and to- eneour• es, tires, chain, etc.) Practise the
go him to practise the rules that SAFETY RULES and enjoy SAFE
e learns;. - TRAVELLING,
•
Th B1 th I I Cid held L' . ! id' h d
to the betterment of our com-
munity,
• This, of course, goes back long
before Lionism, This has been
your way of living and 1 know you
were one of the leaders in raising
funds and programming the build
Mg of this Memorial Hall, which
has been used and enjoyed by
the entire community and now 's
o meeting place for our club, This
is only one example and we all
know that I could continue into
the night with examples, such as
polities, welfare, church, etc., and
1 might add that these assets, you
have passed on to your family, 1
know everyone of them is doing
their' part in the community in
which they live.
and both were accompanied on You, however, cannot take all
the piano by Mrs. J, McDougall, the credit for this as we know
Lion Harve McCallum introduc. Mrs, Watson entered into this
ed the head table, which included picture and shared in all your
�P'nsident Harold Cook, obarter activities,
member Franklin Bainton, Mrs. Lion Jack, on behalf of our
Watson and Jack, Bert Gray, Geo, Club, it gives me great pleasure
Radford, another charter mem• to present you with this "Certifi•
ber, pianist Miss Pearl Gidley, cate of Appreciation,"
and Ifarve himself, who is also Franklin Bainton.
a charter member of the club. Lion George Radford presented
Lion Edward Watson introduced Mrs. Watson with a beautiful boll•
the members of the Watson ,fam• duet. of roses on behalf of the
ply' club. President Harold Cook al-
Lion Franklin Rainton read the so presented Lion Jack with a
following address to the guest of gift, remarking that he was not
honour: onlya Lion to him but his dos.
Blyth, Ontario, estandbest neighbour,
AprIi 11,, 196!/ g
Lion Jack: `c 111',1., �'� r.1. The' r>Sembers 'oC"the 'Watson— "`"
You are the Senior Charter family spoke, expressing their
member of the Blyth Lions Club— thanks to the club and Lion Jack
A Real Monarch, Since its incep. also expressed his pleasure on'be•
lion you have been an example to half of himself and his wife,
all Lions - In attendance, taking A very enjoyable and enter•
part in all activities, supporting taining evening ended with the
the good projects and work of Lions Roar.
c y ons u e a ronrsin, a ways a gu rng an
special evening in conjunction
with their regular meeting in the
Memorial Hall last Thursday ev-
ening,
v
ening. The Lions chose the oc•
casion to honour the senior chart-
er member of the club, Lion
Jack Watson. Guests of honour
included Mrs, Watson, Jack's sons
Jack, Jr,, and Edward, and his
daughter, Mrs, Jack Gummow
(Wilma) and their respective lam.
flies.
J, A. Gray of Clinton, a charter
member of the Blyth Club him.
self and a former' Deputy District
Governor when he was a member
of the club, acted as chairman
for the entire evening. Lion
Harry Lear and Mrs, Harold Camp.
hell supplied the entertainment
Blyth Ladies Elected ToHuronview
Auxilllary Offices At Annual Meeting
The 1968 annual meeting of
IIuronviev Auxiliary was held in
the Craft Room of Huronview on
Monday, April 15th. The presi-
dent, Mrs, N, Clairmont, opened
the meeting with the Lord's Pray-
er.
ray
er. It was decided to have two
silver bon hon dishes, given by
the late Mrs, L. Forrest, engraved
in her memory,
Plans were discussed for the
annual anniversary tea and bazaar
to be held on the 22nd of May,
Members were asked to bring
cookies and sandwiches.
The next meeting will be held
on the 20th of May.
Mrs. W. Colclough presided for
the election of officers which re•
sulted as follows: Honorary Pres!-
dent, Mrs. F. G. Thompson, "Clip.
ton; Past President, Mrs. N.
Clairemont, Goderich; President,
Mrs. H. Johnston, Clinton; First
vice, Mrs, E. Noble, Blyth; Second
vice, Miss M, Sutcliffe, Goderich;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. K.
Webster, Blyth; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs, W. Bennett, Sea -
forth; Treasurer, Mrs, W. Col.
lings, Blyth;; Huronview News
Committee, Mrs. F. G. Thompson
and Mrs, Johnston,
Hullett F. of A. Members Met At The
Plaetzer Residence
c The Hulett Federation of Ag•
riculture held their regular April
s meeting at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Lawrence Plaetzer, with a
good attendance.
The Entertainment Committee,
t named at the March meeting, re,
ported (/rat they, had made arran-
Congratulations
Congratulations to Robert John
Popp who celebrated his 10th
birthday . and Betty Joanne Popp
who celebrated her 4th birthday,.
both on April 14.
Congratulations to Debbie Popp
who celebrates her 5th birthday
on April 24.
Congratulations to Mr, Mere.
dlth Young who celebrates his
gements for a Card Party and
Dance, to he held in the Londes•
boro Hall on April 19th,
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County Federation of Agriculture
meeting he attended recently in
Clinton, at which meeting consid.
enable discussion arose re the ad.
visability of merging with the. On.
tarso Farmers' Union, and, also,
the importance of farmers to car.
ry Workmen's' Compensation.
Lorne Flunking spoke on the re•
cent developments concerning
the Egg Producers' Marketing
Board, He urged all egg pr:du•
cers present to exercise their vote,
at the trate to be held in Clinton
in the near future,
It was decided to take a Bus
Trip to the Chatham • area this
year during the first week • of
birthday on April 23rd, June,
THE BLYTH STANDARD -- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17th, 1908
IIMMIN By Bill Smiley
011, TO FLY ONCE MORE
We used to have a superstition in my air force days about,
things.happening in three's. Everything: would ,go along well for a
week or two, then the roof''rvould fall In• We'd- lose three pilots
in one day.
Or one pilot would. -have. three- extremely hairy experiences
in a row; . bail+out;' a crash.1anding, a fire,
It happened -often -enough so that you began to believe in
it. In war•tinte superstitions tend to become principles, It happened
to nue. One day I was hit by everything but the kitchen sink and
came home with 32 holes in my aircraft, including one about 18
inches in -diameter, and just two feet from my seat. I had to land
without flaps 'and 'brakes;- Nothing' 'much left except a chewed•up
piece of metal,- almost useless; and 'a white.faced pilot, almost equally
useless,
Next day one of my honibs developed a hang-up and I had
to land with the thing, detonated and ready to blow. dangling under
my left wing. This didn't • improve niy morale much, either.
People started avoiding me,. The third clay I was shot
down and taken prisoner, Met Paddy Byrne of Dublin, one of the
few survivors of my squadron, in a London subway station after
the war, and ,he told me_ the.- boys •were running a pool on when I'll
get it.
But that was in the old days, when men were men, and boys
Were terrified. At least I was• However the war was peaceful
compared to present days. Now things don't come in three's, but
in -sixes and sevens;
Same pattern. 'Things go along OK fora while and then
the gods clobber you with everything they have.
The 'other night, for example, Kith and 1 were preparing for
one•of our exotic dinners, It was a peaceful, domestic scene. She
was playing the piano. I was right on top of the dinner. The
rainbow trout were crisping ,nicely, the baked potatoes were baked,
and "I was just giving the canned corn that extra little stir that makes
it so delicious, when the doorbell' .rang,, "-
It was our neighbour. The one on the left, where the bank
robbers -were caught last year, It was about. 30 degrees outside, and
his internal temperature - was around 212. He wanted to use the
phone. He was about -to kill. the man on the other side of his house
because he was needling him, Ile phoned his Mom asking her to
come• and 'stop him
It's rather. difficult to avoid hearing this sort of thing when
you are five°feet •away, poking' the potatoes and flipping the fish.
Anyway, two hours and a couple of 'beers later, 1 hand't had my
dinner, but•••my neighbourhad• and -he -was cooled out enough -to
go 'home to'•:bed,'
Well, that's the way things' vent all week.. Next morning 1
almost murdered -myself, putting out the; garbage. The cans are on
a little stoop, 'with a lid .over -'It. made"'of twabyfours: I pushed
back the lid and started to wrestle out one can, which was frozen
to the bottom, when -the .damn.aid fell,.clunked. me on the forehead
almost knocking mer, senseless, Dripping =blood, -I staggered off to
work:
That weekend .I -was-caught in one' of. those last -kick -of
winter storms -;and• 'died -'a thousand 'deaths,: creeping. -through wine;
and snow and drifts, a four-and•a•half•hour trip that normally take;
two hours.
Had a fight* with - my daughter,- which she won. My wife
is having an operation, . My piles are screaming, The backyard,
because we didn'ttet leavcs'raked last°fall,`looks like Hiroshima,
Ten people want the to have a committee meeting about nothing,
We had a clottd•burst and 'my cellar's full of water. Half the light
bulbs in the house are • burnt. out '°and you 'need a 'ladder 'to replace
most of them, I net►rly''cut¢bty entire 'upper- lip off when I slipped
on soap while 'shaving.. Anti *haven't paid- or even .thought about
my income tax,,
I wonder whether- they take old guys back into the all
force, where things' only:happen in three's,
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NEWS
EVENTS
1'Veekly Euchre
The Belgrave r' weekly euchre
party was held in the Community
Rooms last Wednesday night with
seven tables in play, Prizes went
10: 1ligh lady, Mrs. Mark Arm•
strong, low, Mrs, Elsie Gardner;
High :Ian, Edgar Wightntan, low,
Raymond VanCamp; Novelty lady,
Mrs. Sharman, man, Mrs. Alpert
Vincent (playing as a man).
Belgrave Eager Entertainers Meet
The seventh meeting of the
Belgrave Eager Entertainers was
held in the Belgrave Community
rooms on April 8, at 7 p.m. It was
opened with 4 -I -I Pledge and mot-
to. Roll call was answered by all
members. Achievement Day was
discussed and the eighth meeting
which is to be held in two weeks
al the same place and time, Eti•
queue was discussed by Mrs.
George Procter, and judging of
flowers and sandwiches, The plays
were practised and the meeting
closed with.- taps.
V.M.S.1Easter Thankoffering
,Meeting
The W,M,S• held their Easter
Thankoffering in the Bekrave
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Garner
Nicholson was• in charge of. the
meeting which opened with a
hymn "Christ the Lord is Risen
To -day." She welcomed guests
from the Brussels W.M.S. after•
noon and evening units. Mrs. ,lack
1McBurncy read the scripture les•
son, the Easter message from St.
Luke. Mrs. Victor Youngblut led
in prayer: Mrs. Cliff Purdon read
an Easter poem.
The guest speaker was Mrs,
John Pollock . of Goderich, presi•
dent of the Huron Presbyte"y.
Her text 1 Corinthians, chapter
13, verse 2, 'She. spoke of how
people are dying of starvation in'
other countries while the missior35
couldn't fill their quota in 1987,
Mrs. Joe Dunbar thanked the
speaker I-Iymn "Beneath the Cross
of Jesus" was sung, Mrs, Garner
Nicholson closed with prayer. 'Pea
was served and a social half hour
was enjoyed by all,
Television critics across Canada
lavished praise yesterday on CTV's
colour coverage of the weekend
Liberal convention in Ottawa
which chose Pierre Elliott 'rru.
dean as Canada's next Prime Min-
ister._
The network was almost unani•
mously congratulated for its cont•
ment and analysis, its camera
work, use of close-ups, and its
extensive and imaginative cover-
age of the convention floor, Spe-
cial praise was once again reserved
for CTV's use 'of chrona-key, the
electronic superimposing techni•
que successfully launched by the
network for its coverage of the
Progressive Conservative canyon -
tion in September which enables
the viewer to watch both the
booth commentator and the action
on the floor simultaneously,
Official audience ratings won't
he available for several weeks,
* * $
Andy Griffith and Bonanza tied
for first position in the latest: No-
tional Nielsen ratings.
Other results were as follows:
Dean :Martin, 3; Dear Mr, Gable,
4; Tuesday Night at the Movies, 5;
Family Affair, fl; Lucy Show, 7;
Red Skelton, 8; Ed. Sullivan and
Gunsmdke `tied fou 9th; Green Ac•
res, 11,
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FROM THE MINISTER'S STUDY
"Life begins at Easter.” '1'o live is something more than
merely to exist. It has been pointed out that Methuselah had length
of days but Jesus Christ had life, Martin Luther King claimed that
lo live for thirty six years was far more meaningful and far more sig•
nificant than to merely continue to breathe for eighty five. years,
The disciples began to really live only after the resurrection
of Christ, 1f Jesus Christ was a living reality, as the resurrection
established that he was, then some of the things that had seemed
very important before were pushed into the background now, If
the ultimate power within the universe was what they had seen in
Jesus, then their petty squabbling about position certainly -seemed
pretty futile.
The change that took place in Peter may serve' to illustrate
what the resurrection meant to the disciples. Peter was a frightened
fugitive at the time of the arrest of Jesus but after the resurrectiotn
he was a fearless apostle who dared to defy the Sanhedrin and
anything that they might do to him. He realized now that there
were other things that were of more significancy,
Easter affirms the final triumph of love and honour and
righteousness. The forces of evil banded together to do their ut.
most to get rid of Jesus and when they saw him a stark corpse on
a gallows they were sure they had accomplished their purpose. The
witnesses to the resurrection, however knew that his apparent
victory was really a defeat for they were certain that their Christ
was still with them and could not be destroyed nor defeated. They
had been granted a glimpse of ultimate reality.
in this post Easter world the supreme reality is not .hate,
revenge, injustice and death but love, life and righteousness,. The
message of Easter is "Take hope, face tomorrow with confidence,
the victory of God is assured. Jesus- Christ lives!
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ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV, ROBERT U. MacLEAN, B.A.
1:00 p,nt. Church Service
1:00 p.m. Sunday School
CHURCH OF' GOD
McConnel Street, Blyth •-• Sunday Services
ERIC CLEAVE, PASTOR
10:00 a.m. Sunday School,
11:00 a,m. •-- Worship •
7:30 p.m. •--• Prayer.• and Bible Study.
8:00 p.m. — Friday -- Youth Hour,
Thought For The Week
"Lod, teach us to pray." Luke 11:1
"No man can do a great and enduring work •for God;who: is not -a
man of prayer."
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CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
REV. I1, W. KROEZE, MINISTER
10:00 a,m, — (English) Preparatory Sermon,
11:00 a.m. -- Sunday School,
3.00 p.m. --- Dutch 'Scgwice.
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
Rev, G. E. Pakenham, Rector -- Rev, W. R: Craven, Assistant
Trinity Church Blyth:
11:00 a.m. — Morning Prayer,
Trinity Church, Belgrave:
11:15 a,m, --- Morning Prayer, -
St. Mark's Church, Auburn:
1:30 p.m. -- Evening Prayer.
St. Paul's Church, Dungannon:
2:45 p.m, — Evening Prayer,
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
REV, W. 0. MATHER, 13;A„ B,D„ 111NISTER
Mrs, Donald Kai, Director of Music.
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9:45 a,m. -- Sunday Church School.
11:00 a,m, -- Morning Worship — Guest Preachett:Mr,
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Belgrave Personals
Ti1E R1JYTI[ STANDARD -- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17th, 1968
'Air. and Mrs. James Buchanan
100 acre farm on con.Mr. and Mr's, Robert Campbell, University, of Guelph, and family, Windsor, Mr. and
' Egmonclville, Mr, and Mrs. Stew• 11r, and Mrs, Wm. Coolies and Mrs. Doug. Whitmore and Ken.
Morris Township, house art Machines, Dyke and Jan, of family visited on Sunday with her neth, Blyth, visited on Sunday
Walkerton, visited with Mr, and father, Mr, Kenneth Davis, Streit. with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cook,
and ba,'ii. .John van den Mrs. Willard Armstrong, ford, Mr. and Mrs, Waller Scott and
ASselll ''r,. Mr, and Mrs, Hugh RInn and Mir. and Mrs. Cliff Logan vis• Mrs, Norman Shackleton spent
phone 52.3• ,John visited on Sunday with Air. ited with Mr, and Mrs, Americo Sunday %vith - Mr, and Mrs, Alan
9548 Blyth. ;11.2 and Mrs. William, of Kinloss, Arruda and Maria, Toronto, also Scott, of Barrie.
• Mr, Douglas 131eman has corn• Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Vincent, of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson
pleted his course at Wellington Oakville, over the weekend, and family, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie
.».. ,�....... Arr.....ear..__, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rezansoff Shaw and family, London, visited
and family, St., Catharines, visited over the weekend with M1r. and
on Sunday with Mrs. Laura John- Mrs, John Anderson on Sunday
ston and George, also Mr, and afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. James
Airs, Clarence Yuill and family. McCrea called at (he same home,
Sponge l3lltl(lleti 29c lir, and Mrs. Frank Leishman Mr, and Mrs. Russel Walker, of
and Wendy, Hr, and Mrs. Terry Goderich, spent Suday with Mr.
Lysol Spray 1.09 Bauer, Goderich, spent the week. and Mrs, Robert Coultes.
Rubber Gloves, all sizes ..... 69c, 99c and 1.19 eLndeishmwanith :land ir. faandmily, Airs, James Hiss Ann Wightman, Toronto,
and ,Mr. ,
Cl'eolille 69c, 99c and 1..49 lir. and Mrs, Harold Cantelon, visiled overRoss theWlghwtmaneekendGuelpwithh,
Insect Blaster 1.19 and 1.69 Linda and Greg, Tweed, spent the their father, Mr. Edgar Wightman' Need two ambitious Ladles to
Easter weekend with her parents, Mr, and Airs, James McCrea, of
Moth Cr•ystal5' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' " , , . • , , . , 69c Mr, and Mhrepresent these top quality pro.
` Mrs. Harry McGuire, Port Cr, spenty
Moth Flakes 15C
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Mrs, Margaret Kemp, Toronto, ,tvilh liredit, and lfrs, LawrenceEasterSundaVan• ducts in your neighbourhood.
spent the weekend with AIF. and Write or. Call Collect evenings
Moth Blocks 15cand 25c Mrs, George Michie.
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Mrs, MLondon 451-0541. Millson, 17 Hawkeslmry
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Florient and Air Freshener 79c Galt, visited on Sunday with Air.
and Mrs, Jack VanCamp.
and ,Mrs, Glenn Coultes, m, M,
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Lair ex Spray 1.0.) son, Guelph, spent the weekend takingox theCollegeBelgraveorontoPresbyterianillbe
with Mr. and Mrs, Garner Nichol• Church Service at 2,30 -p.m.
son, Miiss lJilda Lane, Belleville,
R. D. 1-1IL p h m B firs. Annie Coultes ria patient spent the weekend me her aunt,
in Wingham and District liospif• Ahs. titanic Leybourne, at the
Drive -In
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1)R.UGS • SUNDRIES • WALLWALLPAPER- Pyrone Myth 523.4 WO Hiss Maureen McCrea, Blyth, holirme, andofMrsMfr,s,Robert Louis PIIayes, El
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spent the weekend with her cons- yria, Ohio, are spending several CLINTON
HOUSE CLEANING HELPS
Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey and
family, Ingersoll, visited on Sun-
day with lir, and Mrs. Harold
Procter. and Miss Margaret Cur-
tis.
Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Marshall
and family, London, visited with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Stanley
Cook,
Miss Mae Coulter, of Aylmer,
spent the holiday weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Clifton Walsh and
family, also Mr. and Mrs. Nor.
Man Coulter, of Wingham,
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs,
George Bacon, Goderich, on the
birth of their daughter on Friday,
April 12.
Avon Cosmetics
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Mlr, and Mrs, Clarence Chamne Van Camp and family, Box Office opens 7.45 -Show at
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y and Mrs. Ewald Rainer, Toronto. and family, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs, - Weekend Shows Only -
$+ PANT SUITS for SPRING Miss Ruth Michie, London, Arthur Edgar, Wingham, visited ALL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS
spent the weekend with her par- with Mr. and Ali's, Lewis Slone-
;; ents, Mr, and Mrs, George Michie. house on Sunday.
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Mr, and Mrs, Jaynes Leishman Mr, and Mrs, Royy Gardner Tia.
• GIRL'S S ! to 6x pant suits, 2 and pee., : Leishman, who Is a patient in Al. eey and Scan, of London, called
•r exanch'a Marine General Hospital, on her grandmother, Mrs• Robert "BORN LOSERS"
• cotton and cotton knit $7r .95 up Goderich, also visiled with her Purdon Sunday evening.
• parents, Mr. and Mirs. Frank Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Styles and ADMITTANCE
I GIRL'S 8 to 14, pee. pant suit son, of Goderich, Patsy, lfimico, spent the weekend ,.
4 Mr. and Mars. Stewart. Beattie, with Mrs. Cora McGill,
4 printed poplin $11.95 up Wingham, Mrs. Margaret. Kemp, Mr. and Mrs, Morris Ste. Marie io!'EasoNs
11 YEARS Of AGE
4 Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, George Mi• and Pamela, Mr, Walter Bacon, of oR OVER
4" chic visited with Mr, Robert Beat. 13rampton, visited with Mr. and Jeremy Slate & Elizabeth James
• • 'PEEN'S 10 to 14x, 2 and 3 pce. pant suits tie, Winthrop,, on Sunday. Mrs, Albert Bacon, In Color Shown at 10,00 p.m.
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• ,and MG's, Albert Cameron, Luck. called on Airs, Cora McGill, Peon.' Minnesota Clay"
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on Robinson and Christopher, 1\Torman Geddes arc now living in 8.15 p.,
Goderich, Color Cartoon
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Friday and Saturday
April 19 and 20
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AM.
Javex Liquid Bleach, 64 oz. bottle .... , 39c
i)elsey Bathroom Tissue 6 rolls 89c
Shiriff's Good Morning Orange Marmalade
24 oz. 51c
Kraft Cheez Whiz, 16 oz. jar 69c
Clover Leaf Tuna Fish, 7 oz. tin .. , . , , 43e
S.X. Brand Canned Hams, 1 112 lb. tin 1.49
BUY OF THE WEEK
13R.1MFULL CHOICE CREAM CORN
19 oz. tin 6 for -1.0(1
Red, White and Blue Sweepstakes'
Specials
GIANT SIZE CHEER, reg. 1.05 value
Only 79c
ROYALLE FACIAL TISSUES 333's
3 pkgs. .,""....................•., 95c
SCI1NEII) BR'S WEINERS, 1 lb. pkg. , , 55c
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Thurs., Fri, and Sat.
April 25, 26, 27
,JAMES BOND
f 'is back in
Donald G. Ives R.R. 2, Blyth t
1 Phone Brussels 443w4 •"You Only Live
Dealer For # Twice"
BER.(; BARN CLEANERS
AND MANURE STACKERS
will fit any make or style of barn cleaner
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DO YOU USE 5-20.10 FERTILIZER?
IF SO WHY NOT SAVE MONEY
AND YOUR BACK
AND USE 9.36 -IS
5 tons '9-36-18 covers the same acres as
9 tons 5-20-10
9 TONS 5-20.10 COSTS 88.50 MORE
THAN 5 TONS 9.36-18
CALL
HARRISTON FERTILIZER
Or Your Harriston Dealer
FOR SERVICE Ct11,I. CLINTON 482.9133 or 482-9938
THE BLYTH STANDARD — WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17th, 1968
CARD OF THANKS W. of Knox United Church, Au•
1 wish to thank friends and burn, and the Walkerburn Ltidics
neighbours who sent cards, made Club. Thank you to Rev, M, R.
visits and sent flowers while 1 Roberts, Rev. W. 0. Mather, Rev.
was a patient in Victoria Hospit• R. E. McLagan, the doctors and
al, London. Thank you to Knox nurses.
United Church, Auburn, the U.C, --James Jackson, Auburn
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with a check up
and a cheque
WHEN
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ANSWER
THE CALL
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GIVE TO THE
CANADIAN
CANCER
SOCIETY
FOR RESEARCH, CANCER
EDUCATION AND WELFARE SERVICES
BLYTH AND DISTRICT CANVASS
THE WEEK OF
APRIL 22 TO APRIL 25
SEND DONATIONS TO
MRS. ANN SUNDERCOCK,
LOCAL CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN
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Air. and Airs, peter Verheek,
Sherry, Nancy and Steven, visited
with Mr. and Mrs, Chambers, of
Elmira, on Sunday.
lir. and Mrs, ,lohn van der
hems and family, of Streelsville,
visited recently with 11r. and Airs.
Peter de Groot.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. liar-
vey McDowell for the weekend
were, John AleDowell, London,
Don McDowell, Waterloo, Miss
Elizabeth Stewart, Seaforth, Air,
►uid Airs. Alva ,McDowell, Blyth.
Alr. and Airs,- Edgar Mowatt
spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs.
!)avid Webster and family, Blyth,
Miss Janet Cook entertained
some friends at a birthday .party
Thursday afternoon.
Visitors with Mr, and firs. Gor.
don Smith for the weekend were,
Miss Norma Smith, London, also
Air. and Mrs, Erie Vogl, Mark and
Shannon, of London.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon R. Smith
and Sari, of Waterloo, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
00 Sunday.
Mr. Armand 1lc13ui ney return-
ed to itis home here after spend-
ing part of the ‘vinter \vitt' his
sisters in Arizona. The last month
he has been in Waterloo with lir.
and Mrs, ,Iohn A. Gear.
Visitors with Air. and Mrs,
Henry de Ruiter on Sunday were,
Mr. and Mrs. Mansel de Turch,
Miss Josie de Ruiter and Miss
Wilhelmina de Ruiter, Chatham.
Visitors with Airs. Elizabeth
,lc1)owell al Iluronview this week
end Were Mr. and Mrs. Eric Vogl.
Mark and Shannon, Miss Norma
Smith, Mr. John McDowell, Dir.
Gordon McDowell, Miss Margery
Smith, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs.
John Gear and Mr. Armand Mc.
Burney.
Dirs. Mary ,llc1)owell and Mrs.
"11-larvey McDowell were Goderieh
ivisitors recently visiting Mrs.
JVera Mr. land1iMrs. aw John the !Dykstra, of
pay' loin, visited recently with
;;.\1r. and Airs, Peter de Groot..
Visitors with Mr. Armand Me.
Lurr►cy this' weekend were, Mr.
tland Mrs. John A. Gear, Marie and
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t .. Mr, Ralph Campbell spent a
y START THIS SPRING IN STYLE 1'ev, with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Campbell before
returning to Lamonte, Illinois.
• Airs. Edgar Mowatt visited with
• WITH ONE OF THESE BEAUTIES firs. Eliza Plowman, of Huron•
view on Sunday.
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1968 I! AIRI.ANE 1 dr., 6 cyl,, auto. trans,
1968 FAIRLAINE V8, 2 dr., Hardtop.
1967 PONTIAC Grande Parissienne, 4dr„
Hardtop.
1967 CHEV, 13e1 -Aire, V8, 4 dr., automatic.
1966 FORD Custom 500, 4 dr., auto., radio.
1966 METEOR Rideau 500, 4 dr,, automatic
1966 PLYMOUTH Fury 11, V8, 4 dr,, auto.
1966 PONTIAC Pariessienne, 2 dr., Hardtop
1965 METEOR 4 door, V 8.
1964 VALIANT Station Wagon
1964 POIITIAC Laurentian 4 dr., V 8, auto,
1965 CHEV. Super Sport
1963 PLYMOUTH 2 dr., 6 cyl., stand, trans,
1963 OLDS. 4 dr., Hardtop,
1962 COMET 4 door
SEE THESE AND OTHERS
Hamm's BAR SALES LtdN
Blyth, Ontario.
Phone 523-9581
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The 13erean Unit of the U.C.W.
held the April meeting in the
Church parlor. The president op•
ened with an Easter reading fol.
lowed by prayer. Mrs, Lorne Hun
king gave the scripture passage,
Roll call was answered by a Bible
verse, Mrs. Scott contributed a so.
lo accompanied by Mrs, Wood, A
film depicting the Easter Story
was shown in place of the Study
Book, Mrs, Harvey 1•lunking gave
a reading 'no Legend." The
meeting closed with the Mispah
benediction.
Visitors over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Allen Shaddick were
Airs. Shaddick's sister, Mrs, Doris
Snyder and son, Rodney, Kitchen•
er, and cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Iv.
an Elliott, of Sovereign, Sask,
Mrs, 13i11 Andrews and children,
of Toronto, spent a few days with
her parents, Mr, and Mvs, Edwin
Wood.
Mr. and ,Airs.' Moss iMillson and
family visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Airs. Bert Shob•
brook.
Mrs, Townsend left on Monday
for a visit with her sister, Mrs,
Bentham, in Oshawa,
Mr, and Mrs, Jack liatnilton, of
London, were Sunday visitors
cvith .1r. Will Govier and Mrs,
Webster.
Mrs. Robert Youngblut spent
Sunday with ..Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
,Wells, Clinton,
Mrs. Hunking visited with Har•
vey at Westminster on Sunday
and found ihim somewhat. Improv.
ed.
Dors. Willows Mountain went to
Clinton Hospital on Thursday to
be under the Dr's care until - she
-shows improvement,
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TO DOG OWNERS
BY ORDER of Blyth Council all dogs
within the Corporation are to be kept from
running atlarge, effective May lst, and until
the 30th of September, 1968, Day or Night.
Failure to do so will result in a 110. fine,
The co-operation of all dog owners will
be appreciated in helping to eliminate animal
nuisance during the garden season.
Signed,
JAMES WARWICK, Chief of Police,
42-2.
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CHILDREN'S All) SOCIETY OF'
HURON COUNTY
OPEN HOUSE
AT THE OFFICES: 181 VICTORIA ST. N., GO»ERICH
(Hwy 21 at northern entrance)
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to observe Children's Aid Week April 21 • 27
TILE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND
Ivan Haskins, President.
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BLYTH -- ONTARIO.
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INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES
AUTOMOBILE, FIRE, CASUALTY, SICKNESS, ACCIDENT
WINDSTORM, FARM LIABILITY, LIFE.
"REE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING SERVICE"
Office 528.4481 Phones Residence 5214522
MADE TO MEASURE SUITS
By House of Stone ,week delivery
$89.00 to $135.00
Ready To Wear Men's 2 -Pant "Suit
all sizes
$79.95 to $89.00
,r✓J' .*'0d.ni •d.w.0ry rWw••••••w.•N0~1W 040.1.40,04.4"0.0..00.0,0.0.0.0.4.
ROLLER SKATES for Men, Women
and Children
R. W. Madill's
SHOES --- MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR
"The Store With The Good Manners"
CLINTON DRY CLEANERS PICK UP
at. MADILL.'S on Wednesday and Friday
BLLYTii, ONTARIO --- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1908
FOR SALE
15 pigs 8 to 10 weeks old; 5
sows, due in April and May.
Phone '523.4220 Blyth. 40.1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
MARGARET JACKSON
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Township
of Morris, in the County of Huron,
housewife, who died on the 31st
day of March, 1968, are required
to file proof of same with the
undersigned on or before the 4th
day of May, 1968.
After that date the Administra-
tor will proceed to distribute the
estate having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then
have had notice.
DATED at Wingham this 15th
day of April, 1908,
CRAWFOR.D, SHEPHERD
AND MILL
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Solictors for the Administrator
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TEEN TOWN DANCE
FRIDAY, '1P111L 19
,Music By "THE CONCORDS"
Sponsored by Blyth 'Peen Town
WILL THE PAR'T'Y
Who was seen pickinik up a
13ainton natural colour sheepskin
rug on 1)insley Street, Blyth,
please return it to Mrs. Walter
13uttell, Blyth. 42•lp
TOT' QUALITY PASTURE
Available for 10 head of cattle.
Apply, R. Lubbers, phone, 526-
7229 Auburn. 42-1
CARD PARTY & DANCE
Friday, April 19, in Londesboro
Community Hall, Card party 8.30;
Dance 10.00, sponsored by Hullett
Federation of Agriculture. 42-1p
FOR SALE
Climax Timothy Seed, our own
.1967 crop, power cleaned. Priced
to sell. See Boyd Taylor, phone
523.9279 Blyth. 42.1
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Redpath Granulated Sugar
No, 1 Creamery Butter
Crown Corn Syrup
Red Rose Instant Coffee
Lyon's Tea Bags
Mazola Oil, 32 oz.
Club House Peanut Butter
5 lbs, 11c
1 lb. 65c
2 lbs. 39c
6 ozs, 79c
100 for 69c
89c
2 lbs, 69e
DOLLAR DAY BUYS
Wagstaff Raspberry or Strawberry hull
- 24 oz. 1.00
Stokely's Fancy Pumpkin, 4 - 28 oz1,00
Aylmer Choice Tomatoes, 3 - 28 oz. 1.00
Brimfull Cream Corn, 5 - 19 oz, 1.00
Lee's Pineapple Tidbits, 4 - 19 oz. 1.00
Heinz Tomato Juice,. 3 - 48 oz. 1.00
Home Tomato Catsup, 3 - 20 oz, 1.00
Allen's Fruit • Drinks, 3 - 48 oz. 1.00
Robin Hood Pouch Cake Mixes .. 6 for 1.00
Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Dinner 6 for 1.00
Blue Bonnet Margarine 3 lbs. 1.00
Crispy Flake Lard 5 lbs. 1.00
P. M. Cottage Rolls 49c Ib.
P. M. Back Bacon 79c lb.
Frozen Beef Roasts 55c Ib.
Frozen Hamburger 55c lb.
Frozen Chicken Legs or Breasts 55c Ib.
Fresh Sliced Pork Liver 35c lb.
Coleman's Bologna :39c lb.
K. P. Bacon Ends 45c lb.
K. P. Weiners 89c 2 lb. pkg.
White Grapefruit, 5G's 10 for 79c
No, 1 Ontario Potatoes 10 lbs. 39c
25 Ib. 89c or 50lb. .,,.,, 1.59
Seed Potatoes In Stock at Very Low Prices.
White Swan Bathroom Tissue .. , . 2 rolls 25c
Downy Fabric Softener, 34 oz. giant , ... 73c
Duz Detergent with Tea Towel
giant size 89c
Phone 523-9332 We Deliver
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CAIRI) OF THANKS FOR. SALE
We wish to thank everyone who Several Tots of REI) CLOVER
helped at 001' barn fire. Special SHED 10 plow clown. Some lots
Alr. and Mrs. David Andrews of thanks to the Blyth Firemen for have a trace of Sweet Clover, The
Toronto, visited over Easter with their prompt response. Thanks cheapest fertilize!' you cnn buy,
again. Apply li, N. Alexander, at the
42.1p -Lorne and Evelyn Popp. Seed Plant in Londesboro. 42.3
the lapel"s mother, Mrs. George
Dundas.
Mr. and Mrs. (;len Haase, Mia'•
ray and Kenny, of Sault Ste Marie,
visited over the weekend with
AIr, and Airs. Gordon Afurray, Mr.
and 11i's. William Murray and AIr.
Charles Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Humph-
ries and baby daughter, of Lon-
don, visited over the weekend
with Air. and Mrs. Stewart Hum-
phries.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis,
Steven and Leanne, of Whitby,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Ennis,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkby
and family, Woodstock, sepnt sev.
oral days with Mr. Frank Kirkby
and Mr .and Mrs. Douglas Kirk-
by.
.lir. and Airs. John McGavin and
family,
Thornbury, were weekend
guests at the Monte of Air. and
Mrs. Gordon hlcGavin.
:11r. and Mrs, Robert Pritchard
and faintly, Toronto, and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Maier, of London,
were weekend guests at the home
of Ah'. and Mrs. David Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blake
have moved from their farm near
Blyth to their new home in- the
village.
Mrs. Wesley Backwell visited
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
!Reid Backwell, Exeter.
Easter guests with Mr, and Mrs,
Nelson Reid included Mr. and
Mi's, Lockhart Johnston, Burling-
ton, Mr. and firs. Alvin Stimore,
Stratford, Mrs. Laura Machan and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan and
family, Sarnia.
Miss Nellie Baan is holidaying
at the home of her parents, Mi'.
and Mrs. Martin Baan, after com-
pleting her first year at Guelph
University.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont
and family of London, spent East-
er with 1L'. and Mrs. Lloyd Port-
er.
Miss Linda Leeming, of Mit-
chell, and Master Jeffrey Leem-
ing, 11.11. 2, Seaforth, visited last
weekend with their grandparents,
Mr. and Ahs. Leonard Leeming.
Miss Ann Ross, Winnipeg, vis-
ited a few days with the Dennis
family.
Miss Judy Clark, London, spent
the weekend with 111r, and Airs,
11arul(1 Smalldon.
A confirmation class of fifteen
including Gerald I3aan, Gary Ben-
nett, Brenda Bewley, Karen Cont.
h, Joan Dennis, Carolyn Fraser,
Mary and Tom Leeming, Karen
and Neil McDonald, Joyce Mc.
Nichol, Petty Roe, Sandra Wat-
son, Douglas Wey, David Wildfong
were received into the member-
ship o1' the church by profession
of faith. Air. and Mrs, Charles ltIc•
Cu1cheon joined by certificate.
CARD OF THANKS
1 would like to thank all my
friends and neighbours for cards,
flowers and visits, also boxes of
fruit and treats, 1 received while
in Wingham Hospital, also for
the visits from Rev. Mather. All
was greatly appreciated.
42.1 . -Irene Knox,
CARD OF 'THANKS
To the neighbours, relatives
and friends we want to thank
for their many acts of kindness,
messages of sympathy and flowers
in the recent death of a dear son,
grandson and nephew.
42.1. -The Plunkett Family.
IN MEMORIAM
WILSON - In loving nientory of
George Wilson, who passed
away April 21, 1959.
Like falling leaves the years slip
by,
But loving' memories never die,
IIe lives with us in memory still,
Not just today but always will.
-Fondly remembered by wife
and family. 42-1p
WILL OBSERVE GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr, and Mrs. George Carter, if
Hullett Township, will receive
guests on the occasion of their
Golden Wedding Anniversary, at
the 110010 of Mr, and Mrs. Glen
Carter, R.R. 1, Londesboro, on
Saturday, April 20, from 2 to 4
and 8 to 10 p.m. No gifts please.
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Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles, 18 oz. jar 69c
Kam Luncheon Meat, 2 1.2 oz. tins .... 83c
Blue Bonnett !!Margarine 3 lb. pkg. 99c
Kraft Cheese Whiz 1 lb. jar 69c
Nature Best Choice Peas, 2 - 15 oz. tins 39c
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Schneider's Chili Con Carne, 2 - 15 oz. tins 45c
Prize Liquid Detergent, '2 - 20 oz. bottles' 89c
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Auburn & District News
Items Of Personal Interest
Miss Judy Arthur, nurse -in,
training at Owen Sound is enjoy-
ing
njoying a week's vacation with her
•parents and family, Mr, and Mrs.
(tarry Arthur, Mark and Greg.
Mrs. John Neville and her son,
Mr. Stanley McNall, Mrs, Stanley
McNall, Linda and John, Welland,
visited relatives and friends in
the village last Saturday,
Friends are pleased to know
that Mr, James Jackson was able
to come home after a few weeks
a patient in Victoria I-Iospital,
Hiss Margaret Sanderson, nur-
se -in -training at Victoria hospital,
London, is enjoying a week's va.
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson,
Mr, and Mrs. James Aiteheson,
tieaforth, visited last Sunday with
their daughter, Airs. Kenneth
Scott, Mr, Scott, Keith, Wayne
and Eric,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Craig
spent the weekend with her sis-
ter, Alis; Jean Hamilton, Oshawa,
Master Michael llaggitt, Zurich,
spent the weekend with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Ifaggitt, and Stephen,
Mrs. Wes Bradnock, Sheron
and George Collins spent Easter
Sunday with Air. and Mrs. Harold
Nicholson and Gary.
Miss Sheron Collins and Mr.
George Collins attended their
brother, James, wedding at Bay-
field
3ayfield United Church last Salur•
day.
Airs. Gordon R. 'Taylor spent the
Easter weekend in Brantford,
With lie' daughter, Mrs. Ronald
Ralhwell, Mr, • Rathwell, Michael
and Janice.
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph- Jackson,
Sharon', Murray and Leone, of
\Iitchell, :11r. Robert Daer, Goder•
ich, spent Easter with theid par-
ents,. Mr. and Mrs. John Daer,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robert-
son, Copper Cliff, visited over the
Commerce financing and bank services
helped thisfarmer buy a tractor
and equipment to fit the job,
Are you planning any purchases?
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weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Airs, Wm. Straughan and his
father, Mr, J, J. Robertson.
Air. and Mrs. Ronald Pentland,
North Bay, visited with her inn.
Cher, Mrs. Charles Straughan, ov.
e' the Easier vacation.
Messrs. Kenneth McDougall,
Kenneth Scott and Donald HIaines
attended the annual meeting of
the Association of Assessing Of-
ficers of Ontario District No, 4
at Clinton Legion Hall last Wed-
nesday.
J. W. MacLAItEN GUEST
SPEAKER AT AUBURN
(HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
'MEE'T'ING
Mr, J. W. MacLaren, Bemnilier,
was the guest speaker at the Au•
burn horticultural Society meet-
ing held last week in the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall, The
president, Mrs, Gordon R. Taylor,
was in charge of the meeting
Which was opened with 0 Canada
and Mrs, Donald Maines at the
piano, Mrs. 'Taylor welcomed the
members and guests and the ►nin
utes were approved as read by the
secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig, A let.
ter was read re the District meet-
ing to he held in Wingha►n on Ap.
ril 30th and all members are re•
quested to go. The members de-
cided to have a bake sale, after-
noon tea and white elephant table
in l.he hall on the afternoon of
May 1st. The financial statement
was given by the treasurer, Mrs.
Wes Bradnock, A letter of thanks
will be sent to l.he Village Trus•
tees for - the grant of $25,00 to
help with the village flower -beds.
The program consisted of gull•
ar aolos by Erie Scott "Rock of
Ages" and "Tell me your dreams".
The highland Fling and Sword
dances were done by Sally Kerr
and- an aecordian solo "When the
Saints Come Marching in" was
'played by Peggy Young.
An interesting and informative
clemonstration on the planting of
bulbs and seeds was done by Mr.
Ross Robinson. -He showed the
proper way to transplant plants
and how to grow geraniums from
seeds.
- The guest. speaker was intro-
duced by Airs. Russel Brindley.
Ale showed many pretty pictures
of flowers that had been in his
garden and 'at 'Toronto where he
and his wife lived before moving
to l3enmiller. The pictures of
flowers and slu't►bs and the land-
scaping done around his home ov-
erlooking.
v.erlooking the picturesque Malt -
land were very interesting, Mrs,
Arthur Crrange thanked AIr. ATac-
Laren for his informative . address
on his pictures ancl on belialf,- of
the Society presented him -with a
gift. The door prizes went to Airs.
'Robert Turner and Airs. W»i.
Afoorehead.
• Plans were made for the mem-
bers to take care of the flower
beds. The Highway bed, Mrs, Nor-
man McDowell, Mrs. Wm. Dodd;
Loftus bed, Arthro' Youngblut,
Ben Hamilton, Gordon Alille;
The Forge bed, Airs. Bert Aiarsh,
Mrs. Guy Cunningham, Mrs. Jam.
es Jackson; The Ethelwyn bed,
Miss Margaret ,Tackson, Airs, R, .1,
Phillips, Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson,
Mrs. Charles Scott; Hillcrest bed,
.Airs, Gordon Taylor, Airs. Win.
Straughan, Mrs, Ed. Davies; Com•
_ munity Memorial Niall, Mrs, Ar.
fluty Grange, Mrs, Albert MacFar-
lane, AIrs. Wm. J. Craig. Miss
Margaret Jackson and • Mrs. R. J,
Phillips will Make out the sched-
ule for caring for the Manchester
Garden,
After the singing of God Save
The Queen lunch was served by
Mrs, Donald Haines, Mrs, Albert
MacFarlane and Airs, R. J. Phil•
lips:
MRS. SAM'.DAER- HOSTESS TO
ST, MARK'S GUILD MEETING
The St. Mark's Anglican Church
Guild, of Auburn, met for their
monthly .meeting at the home of
Mrs, Sam Daer with .a good
attendance. Mrs, Andrew Kirk•
connell presided for the pro.
gram which began with a poem
"Always .an Easter." The hymn
"The Church in the Wildwood"
was sung with Mrs. Gordon R,
Taylor at the piano. The devotion•
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lowest or any tender not, necessarily accepted.
'renders to be received by the Road. Superintendent before
6 p.m. Friday, May 3, 1968.
GEORGE IIOGGA,RT,
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R.R. No, 1, Londesboro, Ontario,
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For the loadin gand hauling of approximately 20,000 cubic
yards of pit run gravel for road construction in the Township
of llulic 1 al the rate of 800 to 1,000 cubic yards per day.
Work to be completed by July 15, 1968,
'('enders to he
5500.00 -by the
3, 1968,
received containing a certified cheque for •
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
- GEORGE HOGGART,
Road Supt.,
11,11, No, '1, Londesboro, .Ontario,
Road Superintendent 'by ,6 p.►fin, Friday, May
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led by Mrs. Thomas IIaggltt. At- The president, Mrs. *Thomas,
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ley of favorite hymns was played approved .as read by the secre
by Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. The tary, Mrs. John Daer, Mrs. An.
missionary- topic was read by Mrs, drew Kirk connell, the treasurer,
Kirkconnell. It was an interesting presented the financial statement
account of Rev, Peter Pang at•the The travelling apron .received ' a
Good Shepherd Mission at Van• penny for each letter in Easter
couver. This is the only Anglican Day, The roll call was .answered
Chinese Mission in Canada. The by a favorite hymn, After mires:
hymn "What a Friend we have in pondence and business, Mrs. Hag -
Jesus" was sung and the reading gitt closed with prayer. Mrs, Daet:
"A Song from Calvary" was read served a delicious lunch,
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