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Volume 80 • No. 44 ",Serving Blyth and Community Since 11185" 13LYTII, ONTARIO — WEDNESDAY, 11AY 14th
Mrs. Lorne Scrimgeour Laid To Rest Great Instruction! Lions Plan Summer Activities For Area
Tuesday In Blyth Union Cemetery
'J'he community was saddened United Church in Blyth where she
early Sunday morning, May 11, taught Sunday School and the
1969, to hear of the sudden death Adult Bible Class for many years.
of Mrs. Lorne Scrimgeour, in the She was a staunch Liberal and
Clinton Public Hospital, where showed a keen interest in got,
she had been a patient for ten ernment affairs,
days. " ` Besides her husband she is
The former Emma Garner, Mrs, survived by three sons, Clifford,
Scrimgeour, was the youngest o1' Belleville, .Murray (Jerry), of
'daughter of John Garner and An. Tillsonburg, Everett, of Blyth;
nie Graham, born in Burmingham, three daughters, Hazel, Mrs, R.
England, She came to Canada at. Baxter, of Chatham; Verne, Mrs.
the age of five years, in 1888. Cameron, of Kitchener; Margaret,
In 1900 she married Lorne M[t's, J, Marks, of Windsor. An -
Scrimgeour, who survives. After outer son, Prank, predeceased
their marriage they lived for her, Also surviving are seven
twelve years in Auburn, since grandsons and seven granddaugh-
they have resided in their pres• ters; twentythree great grand,
ent home on King Street, Blyth. children and one great great
Mrs, Scrimgeour was keenly grandchild.
interested in the community, Mrs. Scrimgeour was well
She was District President of the known in the village and commun.
West Huron Women's Institute, ity will be sadly missed by all
'President of the Blyth Women's who mourn her passing,
institute, District Secretary of The funeral was held from the
the Womens' Division of the Tasker Memorial Chapel on Tues.
Perth, Huon District of Agricul- day, May 13. Rev, W. 0, Mather
tura' Societies, Director of Blyth officiated. Interment in Blyth
Agricultural Society, Secretary of Union Cemetery,
the Blyth Community Centre, She Six giandsons were pallbear•
%vas President for several years ens, Frank Scrimgeour Jr., De•
of the Blyth Horticultural Society troit, John Turvcy, London, Mur.
and served as a member of the ray Cameron, Toronto', Brian
local School Board, Mrs. Scrim- Marks, Windsor, Douglas Script•
geour was a member of Auburn geour, Blyth, and Donald Scrim.
Baptist Church and supported the geour, Seaforth.
Personal Interest Items
If 13111 Manning ever considers
changing occupations, he could
quite prolxrbly do well as a fish.
Young People
ing instructor. 13111 took his son, The regular meeting of the would be ladies night. He said
Keith, and Terry Pierce to the Myth Lions Club took place in that a very good speaker has been
Belgrave Creek last Sunday even• the Memorial Hall last Thursday lined up to attend,
Ing to teach the lads some of the evening. Members of the C.W.L. Lion Ray Madill reported on an
finer points of catching trout• catered to a delicious meal and Easter Seal meeting he had at.
When the trio returned home were thanked on behalf of the tended in Clinton on Thursday,
Keith was the proud possessor of Lions by Don Young, May 1, and said that Blyth was
a beautiful 191/2 rainbow trout Lion John Campbell made the the only club in the area who
which weighed in close to three motion that the club send the in.» managed to reach their object.
pounds, Terry was right on hand coming president, secretary and ive this year. He said he felt
when Keith snagged the big fel- tail twister to their respective the people of this area deserved
low and gave valuable assistance training schools at Mount Forest a tremendous amount of credit
in landing the fish, en June 15th. for the support they continue to
We haven't heard Bill bragging Lion John Elliott made the mo• give toward the work of crippled
loo much about. the fish he caught lion that the club again trans- cidldrern,
that evening, and this brings us port area children to the Clinton Lion John Campbell reported
to the point of the story — "just pool for swimming lessons this that considerable progress has
who should be teaching whom!" ;•urnmer, providing that the club been made regarding the Lions
van afford the cost and that the attending a church service. He
Recreation Committee contact said the club will attend the
broth bus operators regarding United Church on a Sunday in
transportation. June and that attendance would
Both of the above motions were also be made at churches in the
passed, village at future dates.
President Ralph McCrea an• Warren Cook was again hired
nounced that the jackets had as caretaker of the Lions Park
been received for the members of this summer.
the midget hockey team, and a The Lions also decided to spon.
motion was 'passed later in the sor two ball teams this summer,
evening that all players on teams the classification of which to be
sponsored by the club be invited decided by the number of players
to attend a banquet in June. available.
The president also announced The meeting closed with the
that the next meeting, May 22, "roar,"
Remember These?
Great. Western, Miller, Nation.
at, Cole, Simplex, Zimmerman,
Spoerer, Inter -State, Petrel, Gar.
ford, Republic, Grinnell.
Do you remember those names?
If you were born In the early
nineteen hundreds you should be-
cause they were all names of
automobiles manufactured in the
year 1912. The pictures of the
ears are on a calendar in the
possession of Henry Glousher,
All of the automobiles pictured
were quite stately In appearance
and would quite probably stand
up to rust conditions much better
than the jolopies presently being
manufactured! .
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Al. Garry and Shirley visited with
hent Walsh and Lloyd were, Mr. 11r, and Mrs, John Robinson, of Morris Friends+
and Mrs. Norman Pepper and. Al, , Port Credj .;on Sunday. ....wk;;.:.u..►:ay.;:_
Henson, Mr. and »Mrs, Clare Nier• Mr, and Mrs. ' Donald .McNall Honour R�onevspith and Barbara, Wingham, and family, and Mrs. Amy Ross,
Messrs. Glen and Melbourne Car. of Scaeborough, visited on Sunday Friends and neighbours on the
ter, of London, with the fermer's mother, Mrs.5th line Morris gathered recently
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Timpany, of Marcella MeNall, Cheryl Ann and
Aylmer, Mr, and Mrs. Garth Wal. Brian.
den and Christa, London, visited firs, Thomas Lawrence is a pa.
with Mrs. Walter Cook on Sunday. tient In Goderich hospital where
Last week Rt, Wor, Bro, Walter she was admitted on Monday, We
Scott, County Master Bro, Henry hope she will soon he able to re.
Pattison, Past County Master Bro, turn home.
Robert Wallace and Very Wor. 1Jrs, Ann McLean, of Iluronvlew,
Bro. ;Milo Casernore attended the
sessions of the Royal Black Grand
Orange Lodges of Ontario West,
held In Parry Sound. All report
visited on Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs, Marcella McNall,
Cheryl Ann and Brian.
Mr. W. S. McVittie, Hespeler,
very interesting, helpful and lay 1ir', and Mrs, Oscar Stager, Ancas•
gely attended sessions, ter, who recently returned from
Mrs, Sadie Cuming received a Nigeria, spent Tuesday with their
Telegram from her granddaugh- aunt, Miss Pearl Gidley,
ter, Miss 13onnie Suzanne Brad- Mr. and Mrs. Ron Buchanan,
ley, from England, where she is Lisa and Leslie, of St. Thomas,
currently enjoying a four month Spent the weekend with her par.
vacation, ents, Mr, and Mrs. J, B, Nesbit,
Guests with Mr, and Mrs, How. John and Robert, and they also
and Campbell on Saturday were, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Rich.
Mr. and Mns. Keith Snell and fa- and Buchanan and family, of
anily, of Fergus, Goderich. Mr, and Mrs. John Bu•
!Mrs, G. 0. Bradley, of Meaford, chanan were also visitors at the
spent the weekend with her mo- same home,
tiler, Mrs, Sadie CumIng, Mr. and •
Mrs, Hugh S. Cuming and family,
London, visited on Sunday with Starlight Ladies
his mother,
Mr, and Mrs, +Leslie Naftel, of
Barrie, and Mr. Logan Naftel,
'who returned to Canada from
Italy on Saturday, visited with '1'hc Starlight. Unit of the Blyth
her mother, Mr,s, win. Logan on U.C.W. met In the church on
Sunday, Mr, W, E. Churchill of Tuesday evening, May t3, with 13
Mossley also called at 'tic Logan 'present, Mrs, R. Madill and Mrs,
home, J. Manning were in charge of the
Mr, and Mrs, Jim Timpany, worship service. The topic "Pres.
Aylmer, bliss Shirley Snell, Lon. sures and Problems of China"
don, visited over the weekend was given by plies, R. Griffith.
with Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Snell, The offering was taken and the
Mr. Gordon Snell and Miss minutes sere read, The roll call
Jeanette Snell visited an Satur. was answered 'by the name of
day with . Mr, and Mrs. Alvin your first Sunday School Teacher,
Snell, Shirley and Bonnie, this unit is in charge of the
Guests at the home of Mr, and church duties and the general
Mrs, Leonard Cook on Sunday meeting foe Wray, Plans were
were, Mrs, Edith Shaw, London, made for a catering on May 15.
Mr and 11* BoLunch was served with Mrs,
Meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Leon. led Belgrave Public School and moderator, The Rev. Robert Bisset
and Rooney for a surprise party
Winton District High School c�f Avonton. Preaching of the
to honour them prior to their
departure from the vicinity. .ging on to Universitty of Water- Word was given by Dr, Findlay
The evening was enjoyed play. lac College, From there she at. Stewart, of Kitchener. Mr. Harry
ing cards, George Michie pres• tended Knox. College, Toronto, Boyle, guest soloist, rendered as
ented Leonard and Roselle with aid graduated this year, his number "Service," accompan•
a lovely mirror and Mary Lee During her years of study she ped by ',Hs. Athol Bruce at the
h
with a necklace and bracelet on old summer fields in Western organ•
behalf of those attending, Canada and during the winter The steps Leading to the Or
have 'Rooney
MV, and Mrs,talc. Church,
in Trinity Presbyterian dination were related by The Xev.
up temporary ney the Church, Toronto, and supplied in Harry Waits, of Atwood. The Or.
en
Et of Morris in the residencehouse on the various parts of the country. dination by Prayer and the Lay'
farm of Wayne Fear, During Miss Wlghtman's girlhood ing of Bands, and.tfie Right Band
of Fellowship were given by the
members of the Presbytery of
Stratford -Huron, The Charge to
the Newly Ordained was taken
by The Rev. Gordon Fish, Wing.
ham, The Benediction was pro•
nounced by The Rev. Anne
The Horticultural Society mel Wightman,
at the home of. Mrs. G. Kurnoth A social hour was held in the
Four -II Saturday, May 10, with a good Four.club members from this Women's Institute Hall with The
attendance, An afternoon tea wasdistrict attended the first meeting Rev. Brush, of Molesworth, as
planned for Wednesday, June 9, of the Blyth Grain Corn Club master of ceremonies, »Addresses
from 3 to 5 o'clock, More details held last week in the Blyth Pub. were read to Rev. Wightman.
will appear, closer to the date, tic Library, Club leaders Boyd Mrs. Garner Nicholson and Mrs.
The village has been canvassed Taylor and Ivan Howatt Were in Joe Dunbar presented Anne with
for members, The Government charge and called to an election a gift from W,19,S, Mr. Garner
grant Is based on membership In of officers. Nicholson (clerk of session) read
the society. With that membership
mind, Club President, John Nesbit; an address from the congregation
theo who was mused inor would Vice President, Douglas McNich• and Mrs, Athol Bruce presented a
anyoneny to help by donating plants d ol; Secretary, Bill Fear; Press Re. gift, Rev. Wightman made a suit.
porter, Ronald alcPhee. able reply. A smorgasbord lunch•
the street corner beds or window There was a detailed discussion eon was enjoyed.
boxes, contact Mrs, E. Wright or on the growing of corn and pest Friends attending from a dist.
Mrs. A. Sundercock' and weed control, Club members ance were The Rev, Shirley Jet
were issued bags of corn donated frey, of Englehart, only other
by ,Pride 'Corn of Canada. Plans ordained 'woman minister in the
were made to hold the June meet- Presbyterian Church, Professor
ing In Blyth on Monday, June 2. Allan Farris, Dr, J. C, Hay, Allan
Welistcr, Spencer Estabrooke, Ev
elyn Carpenter, Roberta Kinmore
and The Rev. Dennis Oliver, all
of Toronto.
Relatives attending were, Mr.
and Mrs. William Rae, of Han.
over, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rae, of
Waterloo, Mr, and Mas, James
Wightman, Listowel, Mr. and Airs,
Robert Davids, Kitchener, Mr.
Ross Wightman, Guelph, Miss
'Pam'bara Ferguson, of Acton, Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce Hamdltnn and
Ann,. of Luckuow.
Anne Wightman Ordained Into
Presbyterian Ministry At Belgrave
The Ordination of Miss Anne days she was active in Sunday
Wightman, daughter .of Mr• .Ed. School, .Vacation, Bible School,
gar Wightman and the late Mrs: W.M.S. and' cDunsellor at church
Wightman, took place Thursday camps.
evening, May 8, in Knox Presby- The order of service was con.
terian Church, Belgrave, Miss ducted by the Presbytery of Strat•
Wightman, a Belgrave girl, atter). ford -Huron. In charge was the
Hort. Soc. Canvass
For Members
John Nesbit Heads
Corn Club
Eleven Tables
Enloy Euchre
There were 11 tables in play at Engagement Announced
the euchre held in »the Blyth Me.
morial Hall on Monday evening, 111', and Mrs, Arthur S. Aiding.
May 12, ten, Listowel, wish to announce
High lady, Mrs, Nelson Patter- the engagement of their daugh
L lllltty, San' Wm, Manning and ' Mrs, Ralph son; second high, Mrs, Bob Riley; ter, Pamela Jane, to Mr, Richard
dra and Paul, Lucknow, Mr', and Warrarn as hostesses, Low, Mrs, Arletta Fear, High Harold Badley, son of Mr, and
:Mrs, Jack Farrow and daughter, gent, Gordon Nicholson; second Mrs, Harold Badley, R,R, 3, Wal•
Jennie, of Galt, Mrs, Shaw re• C,ONGR» T I11.A7 TONS high, Mrs. Wm, Carter (playing ton, The wedding to take place
mained .a few days with her sis• Congratulations to Dianne as a gent); low, Nelson Patterson, Saturday, June 7, 1969, at 2,30
ter,» Mrs, Cook, and Mr, Cook, Dickey 'who celebrated her birth. There will be another euchre pan. Christ Anglican Church, Lis;
»'Mr, and X.rs, Stewart Aanent, day on ,Sunday,;,Xay 11. :next Monday, ,May 19. towel, Ontario,
THE BLYTH STANDARD -- WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1969
SUGAR
and
Sic
By Bill Smile.;
ISN'T TAX TIME FUN?
With the income tax return .safely off at the usual eight
minutes before midnight on the last day, and any wife, who figured
outmine, nearing normal a couple of weeks later, I think I have
cooled out enough to pay a deepfelt, and deeply -deserved, tribute.
Oh, not to her. As 1 told:.her; from a safe distance, "Any
dummy can do that," 1 didn't really mean ft. It was only in retali-
ation for her applying to me the 'epithet "stupid" twelve times dur-
ing one Sunday afternoon when I was helping her. We got a differ-
ent total on every column of figures.
Patiently, I pointed out to. her that women didn't have the
panache to deal with income tax forms. They want everything to
come out even, just as they do when wallpapering. Men would
much rather grin..fiendishly and say, "Let's see what the computer
can do with that."
Finally, in disgust, I left it to her. She's so ridiculously
honest that I probably won't even be fined this year, as is the cus-
tom. But that takes a lot of the. fun and excitement out of it.
There's no joy in doing your income . tax form unless you think
you've gotten away with something.
No, the tribute I want to pay is to a modern writer. H'e's
anonymous, or I'd trumpet his name from the •housetops. He's the
chap who produces that annual best-seller called T1 General Tax
Guide. Don't let the title fool you. That's just a front for one of
the most baffling mystery stories of the year.
It's wildly unfair that his •publishers, a stodgy old firm cal.
led Department of 'National Revenue, with, headquarters in Taxa.
tion, Canada, do not -give this author the glory and publicity which
is his due,
Not since, Nicolo Machiavelli wrote The Prince, back in
the sixteenth century, has such a brilliantly, .diabolically clever
piece of prose been produced, And this guy does it every year.
The 1968 edition of this work ran to only thirty pages,
but it was a little masterpiece. It had the usual combination of
complication, suspense,.mystery, irony and. horror. While It smacks
of Machiavelli there are undertones of Edgar Allen Poe,
Mind you, it's not for the average, reader, who likes a plot
with beginning, middle and end, This. is for the .more sophisticated
reader, who likes jumping backwards, forwards and sideways in
an effort to keep up with the subtle, involuted mind of the writer.
Nor is it a thrilling encounter -for the fellow working for a
;aiary, paid by cheque, with all deductions at -source. But for the
citizen -who has more than one source of income, the book's combin-
ation of back -tracing, leapfrogging, equivocation and gobbledegook
are sheer delight.
My wife enjoys this sort of thing. In fact, her favourite
indoor sport is reading aloud to me excerpts which prove that l am
going to wind up in the penitentiary for life, if I ignore Item 3(i
of this gem, which the author, with typical irony, calls a Guide.
With a guide like . this, who needs a compass. It's all there,
perfectly clear. For instance, she was delighted to find that, be.
cause we live in one of the ten provinces of ,Canada, we get some-
thing: an "Abatement for Provincial .Taxes." This can amount to 28
percent. Just like money in :the bank. Pretty • darn decent of the
federal government, It is actually 'called a "reduction."
Of course, you don't get thisreductin if you live in the
Yukon, You have to pay the whole:shot. Pretty darn mean of the
federal government. And, of course, .if you do live in one of the
provinces, your "reduction" is added :back somewhere, and you pay
the whole shot, anyway. But this is dust one of the chanting, illog•
ical little peccadilloes that make this book a "must" for anyone,
Anyone, .that .is, ..who Is .being skinned .alive by a trapper
who smiles and•smiles.while your pelt Is -being removed.
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THE BLYTH STANDARD
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QUEEN'S PARK
13y: Murray Gaunt, MPP
(Muton -Bruce)
'Phe Government this week re•
jetted an attempt by the Opposi-
tion to freeze the amount of mo-
ney that doctors will be paid un•
der theMedical Services Instil••
ante Plan.
This leaves OMSIP with the
power to pay 90'.'' of the new Me-
dical Association free schedule
,which went into effect on April 1.
The doctors increased their fees
by an average 10si•,
Under the Opposition proposal
any attempt to increase rates
charged by the doctors would
have to be submitted to the Me•
dical Insurance Council witch
woud review the doctors' payment
structure twice a year. Fee sched-
ules decided on by the Council
would go into effect on April 1st
of the year in which they were
established.
1)r. 'Dymond said OMSIP pre.
imams will not be increased for
at leas to year under the new
payment schedule. He said the es.
timated increase in costs to OM
SIP becouse of the increase in
doctors fees has been estimated at
$8 million.
The Government rejected a bid
by the Opposition to abolish pro.
perty tax rebates to non-residents
of Ontario. The move was aimed
at U.S, residents who have sum
rater cottages in Ontario and en.
jjoy the same rebate as Ontario
residents.
Originally the rebate scheme
provided a refund equal to taxes
payable on the first $2,000 of as.
Fessed value, This meant that
some people did not have to pay
any tax on their property. This
year's 13i11 re tains the $2,000 as.
essment provision but adds the
proviso that no rebate may come
t moer than 50 per cent of total
taxes,
The 1311] is expected to have a
short life because the Govern.
ment has already served notice
of its intent to do away with the
rebate scheme as part of a gen.
oral tax overhaul.
Governor George Romney, now
a Member of the U.S. Cabinet, in
effect paid no taxes last year on
his cottage on Lake St. Clair,
thanks to the rebate scheme, This
-Deans that Ontario residents are
subsidizing Americans and others
from outside the • province
LIBRARY HOURS
Beginning Friday, May 16th,
the Blyth Library will be open
from 8 to 9.30 on Friday even.
Ings.
:AUBURN HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY MEETING
The Auburn Horticultural So•
c'iely held their first open meet-
ing in the Auburn Community
Memorial Hall with the president,
?Mrs, Gordon Taylor, in charge.
The meeting was opened by sing.
ing 0 Canada with Mrs. Win, J.
Craig at. the piano. The president,
Nvelcomed the members and vis•
itors and the minutes were .ac•
c•eptcd as read by the secretary,
:Mrs. Bert Craig. An invitation
to attend the Blyth Horticultural
Siociety Spring Tea on June 4
was accepted. A letter was read
concerning fall .bulbs that are to
be available and ,the secretary has
the forms to order these. The
roll call was 'answered by nam•
ing the flower you were wearing,
'rhe financial statement wassgiv
en by the treasurer, Mrs. W.
Bradnock, (After a discussion it
was decided . to; not hold a. tea this
spring. Plans here matte to care
for he village flower beds and
committees were named for each.
A 'report of the District •meeting
held at Brussels was given by
Mrs, Frank Raithby.
Plans were made. for the June
meeting when the district direr•
tor, Mss. W. Klie, will he the
guest. Mr, till Mg's. Ross 'Robin-
son Ig •••'e a demonstration (how to
succe::'ulh' grow begonias and
gloxinias .and the control of weeds
and insects in the 'flower gardens.
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FROM THE MINISTER'S STUDY
Many people even in our clay are more than a little tis•
turhed by the New 'Testament reference to a sin that shall not he
forgiven, What is this unpardonable sin and how shall I know
whether I have committed it''
As in most cases we do well to consider the circumstances
under which the statement was made, A gran had been brought to
Jesus who was blind and dumb. Jesus cut•ed the man of his ailment
and the assembled crowds were amazed, They said "Is not this the
son David," In other words this could be none other than the long
awaited Messiah. The Pharisees, however, refuse io see anything
good or anything of God here they declare this fellow casts out
devils by 13ulzehub the ,prince of devils. This action of Jesus then
that was obviously a good deed these Pharisess blinded by anger,
fear and hate called evil. They deliberately called light darkness
and tried to persuade others that a good deed 'was really an evil
deed done by an evil man for an evil purpose.
Somewhere 1 read of food supplies being sent to needy
areas in Africa and certain people wishing to serve their own ends
declared to the starving people that the food was actually poison
and so the people continued to starve while food was accessible to
them.
The New 'Testament does not describe any evil as being
50 terrible as to be beyond forgiveness. It does declare, however,
that there are sins that have not forgiveness. A sin is without
forgiveness because it brings a person to the place where he can
not discern what is sin. ile deliberately forfeits his ability to dBs•
tinguish between sin and rightiousness. Forgiveness is not some-
thing that can be forced upon any person in spite of himself. One
has forgivenesh only because he seeks forgiveness and the person
who deliberately calls good evil and evil good gets his sense of
values so utterly confused that 'he has no knowledge of any dif•
ference and consequently has no desire for forgiveness and does
not receive it,
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ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV, ROBERT U. MacLFAN, B.A.
1:00 p.m. — Church Service.
1:00 p.m, -- Sunday School.
CHURCH OF GOD
111cConnel Street, Blyth Sunday Services
ERiC CLEAVE, PASTOR
10:00 a,in, — Sunday School,
L1:00 a.m. •— Worship Service.
Thought For The Week
"—he that believeth not is condemned ,already." John . 3:18
"A man can go to Hell in his own way, but can only go to Heaven
in God's way."
CHRISTIAN REFORMED. CHURCH
REV, U. W. KROEZE, MINISTER
Thursday, May 15 -- (Ascension .Day)
Evening Service in English at 8 p;tn,
Sunday, May 18 --
10:00 a.m, — Morning Service (E)
11:00 aim. — Sundayschool
3:00 p.m. — Alfternoon . Service (D)
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
Rev. W. R. Craven, Minister(Temporary)
(Temporary)
Trinity Church Blyth:
10:00 a.m. --
Trinity Church, Belgrave:
11:15 a.m. --•
St. Mark's Church, Auburn:
1.30 :p.m. —
St, Paul's Church, Dungannon:
2,45 p.m. —
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
RFV, W. 0. -MATHER; B;A,, BM., MINiSTER
Mrs. Donald liai, Director •of Musk,
9:45 a;m, — ,SundariChurch School,
11:00 a.m. — Morning Worship * 'SWhence Comes . Sin "
8:00 pmt. — Hl C
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Mrs. Gordon Taylor. gave .a tra• companied by •Mrs, Donald 'Bain•
vologue and . showed ,pictures of es, Lunch was served by 'Mrs.
her trip to Florida .this .past win. Wm, Stt'aughan, Mrs. 'Prank
ter, Mrs, W, Bradnock a]so . Raithby • and Mrs, Bert 'Craig,
showed her pictures `of sher trip:.Door prizes were won ..by;'Mrs,
to hlonoltilu, Mir, Ross'Rdbinson 13ert.'Doran, Mrs, Lawrence•'AIaet-
gave a. •mouth•organ -selection , ac• zer.:.and::Mrs, Torrance'jTabb.
WESTFIELD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs, ,Edgar Howatt vis -
Elmira,
Mr. and .Mrs, Harry Pidom and
Torry, of Clinton, visited on Sun -
lied on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mom
t ..**********+•+..-••••-• Mel 13ogic, Goderich, and Mr, and and fau►ily.
Mrs. Orval Welsh, Wingham. Visitors 'with Mr, and Mrs, Ger-
.
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Snell and all McDowell on Sunday were,
family visited on Sunday with Mr, Mr, raid 'Mrs. Norman McDowell
and tars. Ronald Snell, East Wa• and Miss Gwen McDowell, Aub.
iwanosh, urn, Mr. Art Laidlaw, 'White,
Miss Jannetta Snell and Mr, church, Mr.andMrs.Jack Arm•
Gordon Snell visited on Saturday strong, `xrs. Ilarry ,A►pn�:xcrng+,
With 'Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Snell, Mr. Robert Armstrong and Mr.
Illytl). Dave Wells, Auburn.
Visitors with ,Mr. and Mrs. Visitors with Mrs. Mary Me.
Lloyd 'Walden on Sunday were Dowell and Grants on Sunday
Mr. Cary Walden, Mr. and Mrs. were Mrs. Della Cowan, Mr, and
Garth Walden and Christa, Lon. Mrs. Don Cowan and family, of
don, Mr. and Mrs, Walter CUB• Exeter, Mrs. Vera Kershaw and
ningham and family, Auburn.::Miss Gladys McDowell, Goderieh,
Mrs. Jean Hogue, London, Mrs.
ilarvey .MoDowell, Judy, Janice,
and Carol, Mrs. Ernest Snell
dEd
BERG
Sales - Service
Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
O Barn Cleaners
O Bunk Feeders
w Stabling
Donald G. Ives
R.R. 2, BLYTH
Phone Brussels 443w4
WALTER PEASE
TRANSPORT
BLYTH
FOR ALL YOUR TRUCKING
REQUIREMENTS ..
AND THE BEST MARKET FOR
YOUR BEST
Phone Brussels 34534
Mrs. Israel Good, Carl, Kevin,
t,ric, Neal and Paul, Miss Phyllis
Biggerstaff and Mr. Brian McKee,
Wingham, visited on Sunday with
.Mrs. Audrey Iliggerstaff and Bill.
Mrs. Gordon E. Smith visited
on Friday with Mr, and Mrs, Er.
is Vogle and family, London, and
on Seturday attended the Gull.
beau: ,Smith wedding at South
Woodsley and alsn visited with
other friends at Windsor.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Charlie Smith on Sunday were,
Mrs. Elizabeth McDowell, Huron•
view, Mr. Amend McBurney, Mr.
and Mrs, John A. Gear, Marie
and Warren, of Waterloo, also
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pilling, of nom,
pion.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Verbeek
and damily visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chambers, of
COOK'S
Phone 523-4421
We Deliver
24th WEEKEND FOOD SAVERS
Nabisco Shredded Wheat, large 15 314 oz. 37c
Salada Orange Pekoe Tea Bag's, G0's .. ; 75c
Taster's Choice Freeze Dried Instant Coffee
44 oz. jar . 99c
Blue Bonnet Margarine, 10c off label
3 lb. pkg. 83e
Van Camp -Beans with Pork, 2. 19 oz. tilos 43c
Gorden Patch Choke Peas, 5 - 14 oz. tins 1.00
Kounty list Cream Style Corn, 2 • 14 oz. 33c
Minette's Best. Choice Tomatoes, 5 =19 oz. 1.00
Allen's Assorted ,juice Drinks, 2 - 48 oz. 65c,
Libby's Fancy Tomato Juice, 3.48 oz. tins 1.00
Sunnyvale Peaches, fancy grade, 28 oz. 45c
Saico Mandarin Orange, 10 oz. "tin 27c
Charcoal for the Barbecue, 5 Ib. bag , 49c
Esso Barbecue Lighter Fluid, 32 oz. tin 39c
Life .Buoy Soap, regular, pink 'or White,
2 bars for 29c
Niagara Spray Starch, 15 oz. tin 65c
Fago Assorted Pop, 4 • 16 112 oz. bottles 55c
McCormick's Graham Wafers ... 2 pkggs. 69c
Weston's Hot bag or Hamburg Buns
2 pkgs. 49c
Weston's Short Cakes, 4c off 36c
Golden" Ripe Binanas 2 ib. 29e
Sunkist Oranges, 113's per dot. 59e
Fresh Sliinach per pkg. :25e
Other Fresh Fruits acid Vegetables.
Elaine, Mary an ith.
Mr, and Mrs. Don McDowell, of
Kitchener, visited on Sunday
•with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Me.
Dowell and family.
Miss Sharon Cook and Mise
BROWNIES
Drive -In
CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8.00 p.rrr.
FiRST SIIOW at 8,30 P.M.
THURSi)AY AND FRIDAY
MAY 15.16
— DOUBLE FEATURE — —
"THE IMPOSSIBLE
YEARS"
Showing at 10.15 p.m. Only
(Adult Entertainment) —Starring
David Niven
IOLA ALBRIGHT and CHAD
EVERETT •— In Color
AND
"DAY OF THE
EVIL GUN"
Showing at 8.45 p.m. Only
Starring GLENN FORD and
ARTIIUR KENNEDY
Color Cartoon
SAT., MON., TUBS,
MAY 17.19.20
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
IMMO
"THE ODD
COUPLE"
Showing at 10.15 p.m. Only
Starring JACK LEMMON and
WALTER MATTNAU
AND
"THE SONS Of
KATIE ELDER"
Starring JOHN WAYNE
Showing at 8.45 p.m. Only
Both Features In Color --Cartoon
SPECIAL SUNDAY
NIGIIT SHOW, MAY 18
STARTING AT DUSK
"The Vultore"
Starring tOB'EltFII1u'M ON • Plus
it
The Deadly Bees
11
Frank Findley and •Gtty "Doleman
Cater Cartoon
WED., THURS., PILL,
MAY 21.22.23
—. -- DOUII;LE FEATURE �- —
"SPEEDWAY"
Showing at 10.15 p,nt, Only
Starring
ELVIS PRESLEY
and ,
NANCY SINATRA
Musical Entertainment and
Auto Racing
"The ei99e:r
Bundle Of
Them All"
Robert Wagner & Raquel Welch
Shesifng at 8,50 pan. Only
'Both Features In Color—Cartoon
TILE I3LYT11 STANDARD —
BELGRAVE JUNIOR
AUXILIARY MEETING
The sixth meeting of the 13e1 -
grave Junior Auxiliary was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Clark
Johnston on May 10 at 9.45. Gam•
es were led by Marni Walsh.
Meeting opened with the prom•
ise, members prayer, motto and
Junior Auxiliary hymn. Roll Cal)
was answered and minutes of the
Iasi meeting were read by Marnie
Walsh. Pat Scott gave the treas•
urer's report. Ruth Ann White
and Reta Lynn White collect•
ed the offering and Reta Lynn
White recited the offertory pray.
cr.
The next meeting will be held
in the Ilelgrave Orange Hall on
Saturday, May '17, at 9.45. Gam•
rs for the next meeting will be
Mary Ellen Taylor visited on the
weekend with MissMarilyn Tay
tor, Kitchener.
On Sunday, May 25th, the West.
field Sunday School are having
:heir 'Missionary Sunday at 11 a,
m. ,Miss Clare McGowan will be
showing her pictures of the Holy
Land, Miss Judy McDowell and
IJiss Sheila Crewson will provide
vecial music. Proceeds to go to
the support of our adopted Kor•
can child. Lunch will be served.
Everyone welcome.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1969
led by Laurie Stackhouse, sing.
song by Rose Marie White. Clean
up girls were 13eth Scott, Mary
Isabel Nethery and Janette John.
ton. For crafts the girl's made
a foam rubber rose for Mother's
1)ay.
The meeting closed with the
closing hymn and followed with
prayer.
Dead Stock Picked
Up
7 DAYS A WEEK
24 HOURS A DAY
Huron Dead Stock
Removal
CLINTON -- ONTARIO
TELEPHONE COLLECT
482.9811
We pay $5,00 to $15.00 for disabl-
ed or dead cows and 2c per lb.
for standing horses, Small calves
and pigs picked up free of charge.
LICENCE NO, 169.3.68
23.3
wriammoosommosimmior
DRUGS
OUR MAIL ORDER SERVICE IS AS CLOSE: AS YOUR
TELEPHONE
PRESCRIPTIONS
DRUGS
DRUG SUNDRIES
-4 4 -.?-1-1 I' 4 -r -1 -r.. -.-4-•m
Driving Pleasure & Economy is
Yours With Any One Of These Cars
1969 PLYMOUTH 2 door, hardtop
1969 METEOR 2 door, hardtop
1969 FAIRLANE 2 door, hardtop
1969.FORD 4 door
2-1969 METEOR Rideau 500, 4 dr., V 8,
automatic, ps
1967 CHEV., 4 door, ps and pb
1967 CHEV. Bel Air, 4 dr., automatic
1967.PONTIAC Laurientian, 4 dr., V8,
automatic, ps
1967 GALAXIE 500, 2 door, hardtop
1967 PLYMOUTH Fury, 2 door, hardtop
1967 DODGE 2 door, hardtop
1967 CHEVY lI Nova, 2 door, hardtop
1967 CHEV, 4 dr., ps and "pb
1967 FORD 4 door
1967 FORD 2 door
1966 FORD Galaxie 500, 2 door, hardtop
1965 MERCURY Park Lane, 4 dr., hardtop,
full power
1965 FORD 4 door
1964 MERCURY hardtop
SEE THESE AND OTHERS
Harnm's CAR ltd.
Blyth, Ontario. Phone 5`23.9581
444-44-4-.44-•-•-4-4,4-•444444+444-0 *4 +4+
THE BLYTil STANDARD
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1969
Elliott Insurauce Agency
I3LYTH •.- .ONTARIO,
INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES
AUTOMOBILE, FIRE, CASUALTY, SICKNis.SS, ACCIDENT
WINDSTORM, FARM LIABILITY, LIFE.
"AWE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING SERVICE"
BELGRAVE
EVENTS
Mr. and Mrs, William Schreib•
T, r� and family, of Milton, were
weekend visitors with her par.
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hayes, of
Elyria, Ohio, spent the weekend
with their slaughter and her hus•
band, Mr. and Mrs. JackVanCamp
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lco Saunders
,e moved to their new home
Office 5E3•4481 Phones Residence 523.4522 ht..
H-r��"*""♦ 4,�-��-�-�"H ""*"'" on the 5th of Morris the former
��� N♦. THANK YOU l.cn Rooney farm.
CARD OF THANKSStratford,
NI Alice cholson,
My sincere thanks to many We sincerely thank all our spent the weekend with her par
friends who remembered me neighbours and friends for the eats, Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nitrol
while in hospitaal; to Dr. Street; farewell party and beautiful gifts. son,
to nurses and staff of Clinton Also for the help and the use of lir. and 'Mrs, Lewis Cook at
Hospital; to Band toces of Bain' the trucks helping us move, Your tended the baptism in the Wesley.
ton Limited and hit. F. T kindness will never be forgotten. Willis "United Church of their
Rainton for granting me a leave Sincerely, granddaughter, Kathryn Michelle,
of absence. —Leonard, Rosella and Mary daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
44-1p, —Alice M. Rogerson. 44 -Ip Lee Rooney. Cook.
AUCTION SALE Neighbours of tete fifth line of
Of property and household CARD OF THANKS Morris held a farewell party for
lir, and Mrs. Len Rooney who
Effects at 209 Albert Street in The family of the late Mrs.
the Village of Brussels, on Lorne Scrimgeour wish to ex have recently sold their farm.
1Ir, and Mrs. Robert Procter Procter and Mr, and Mrs, Gordon
visited on Sunday with Mrs, Carl McBurney.
press their sincere thanks to rola.
SATURDAY, MAY 24 tives, friends and neighbors for
at 1 p.m. the beautiful floral tributes, and
21 inch Admiral television; acts of kindness shown, during
the illness and loss of a loving
Walnut Finish dining room suite; wife, mother and grandmother.
table; 6 chairs; buffet, china cab. 44-1p
inet; 3 piece chesterfield suite;
number of rocking chairs; small
tables; pedestal; foot stool; sing•
er drop head sewing machine; 3
ferneries; house plants; twilight
lamp; table and dresser lamps;
drapes; kitche4n borne Kelvinatorelectric
Frigidaire;
range; washing machine; pictures;
3 piece modern bedroomit;
bed, springs, mattress; best of
drawers; dresser; chair; ward.
robe; Library table; Gramaphone;
2 trunks; Lane Walnut cedar
chest; Walnut bedroom suite;
bed; chest of drawers; vanity and
bench; mirrors; scatter mats;
brown iron bed; hall mirror; wash
stands; lawn chairs; mantel clock;
electric clock; mantel radio; Din•
ner set of 12 Austrian China; odd
dishes; antique dishes; silver tea
service and tray; flatware; bed•
ding; blankets; table linen; quilts;
above articles in A•1 condition;
Electrical appliances; frying pan;
toaster; mixmaster; aluminum
dishes; ironing board; kitchen
tables; 2 cupboards; Vacuum
cleaner; step ladder; tubs; gar•
bage can; Maxwell lawn mower;
32 ft. extension ladder; garden
tools; sealers.
'PROPERTY -- 7 room asphalt
shingled house, new roof, 3 bed•
rooms, Oil Furnace, Bathroom.
Excellent state of repairs.
TERMS -- CHATTELS CASH
Property 10% down, balance
30 days. Sold subject 4o reserve
For further particulars apply
to .Hariaey Dennis', "Brussels.
Proprietor: Mrs. Archie Wintle.
Auctioneer: Ilarold Jackson.
Clerk: Mel Graham. 44.2
FOR SALE
350 acre beef farm, 340 acres
...vorlca'ble, Barn 60 x 100 x 70 x 75,
loose housing, auger feeders. 2311•
os 20 x 70 with unloader. Silo 13
35. 6 -room cement veneer house,
Excellent terms.
200 acre dairy farm in Hullett
Township Frame barn 40 x 80 x56
x 36, implement shed and small
hen house. 9 -room brick house.
130 acres in Hullett Township.
I3arn 42 x 74 with stalls and loose
pen. 2 implement sheds and hen
house for 400 hens. 8 -room brick
house.
400 acres close to Blyth, 6 -room
insul brick house, new 3•piece
bath. Frame barn 30 x 70 with
tie up stalls. Ideal country home
for the working man, Small down
payment required,
For information on these and
other listings contact
BRUCE FALCONER
Phone 523.9518 Blyth
Representing Lawrence McKnight
Real Estate Broker
CARD OF THANKS
A sincere "Thank You" to all
who remembered the baby and I
while we were. in the hospital,
and since our return home,
44.1 — Pat Spading.
J.
CENTRALIA
COLLEGE
Applications are being accepted for the
two-year (liplollla courses in Agriculture and
in Home Economics at: the Centralia College
of Agricultural 'Technology.
Applicants with Grade XII standing, or
the equivalent in training and experience, are
invited to apply, For further information
contact the Principal, Centralia College of
Agricult"u'al 'Technology, Huron Park, Ont-
ario,
ONTARIO
PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY
BROOK'S CARPENTRY -- BLYTH
PHONE 523.4503
M. BROOKS
ltennovating and
Cabinet Making
es t
r VaIu
k
E. BROOKS
Structure Framing
and Small Buildings
orr
Thisyear's cars at les5 than lastyear's
p
You already know where most prices are going. Up. So
you'd naturally expect the brand-new '69 cars shown
here to cost a lot more than last year. Fact is, many
cars in this year's line-up from Chevrolet cost less,
much less, than last year's models. For instance, the
2 -door Impala, equipped with power disc brakes,
Turbo Hydra-mftic transmission, whitewalls,,
wheel covers and head restraints, plus a bigger
motor than last year, land compours for arable50* less
savings
Than last year's figure.Nova,
are waiting for you on many
Chevelle and Camaron buy many In
other words , you
of this year's cars at less than
last gear's prices. Which is
what putting you first is all.
about. From the top, Chevy
Nova, Chevelle Malibu,
Camaro and Impala.
MARK OF
EXCELLENCE .•
Every Chevrolet has to make It
balers we mark IL
'Based on manufacturer's
sauge and exc
ise a read
prices, including federal
and
suggested dealer delivery and handling charges.
Pacesetter Values
E YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALEFB
30 ONTARIO STREEF
Clinton, Ont; 482.9321
LORNE BROWN vitas LIMITED
CXi5•369•D
j
Business Directory
Cronin's Television
SALES N SERVICE
MYTH - Phonr 623.9273
.01.1P.411,4 411.
J. E. IANGSTAFF -- OP'i'OMETRIS'I'
20 Isaac Street - CLINTON
MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS 0.30 a.nu. to .5.30 p.m
For Appointwent Phone 482.7010
SEAFORTH OFFICE - Balance of Week - MIMIC 627-1210
VACUUM CLEANERS SALES SERVICE
REPAIRS TO MOST POPULAR MAKES OF CLEANERS
AND POLISHERS
FILTER QUEEN SALES -- Varna -- To. toll, Hemel! 696112
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL
SEPTIC TANKS, CESSPOOLS, ETC. PUMPED & C1:EAN1 I)
FREE ESTIMATES
LOUiS BLAKE -- Brussels R.R. 2 --- Phone 442W6
4
4
DR. R. W. STREET
BLYTII -. ONTARIO
OFFICE HOURS: B; Appointment Only, Except Emergenei►•s
Every Afternoon Except Wednesdays
Tuesday and Friday Evenings.
W. It. HAMILTON •-- OPTOM ETRIST
Nrsr to the Lyceum Theatre -- WINGIIAM
Phonr 3 57.1:461
ELLIOTT RI a;I I, 1.;.N'I'A'rh,
Gordon Elliott, Broke,. IL John Elliott, Salesman,
PHONES: Blyth, Office 523-4481; Res. 523.4522 or 523 43P3
WANTED:. Listings nn Farms, Homei and Businesses.
HOY ,N, RENTI.P.1' --
(1ODERICH - ONTARIi
Telephone 524.9521 4 Britannia Rd., t;,
CRAIVFORD, SHEPHERD & MILL
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
.1. Ill, Crawford, Q.C., N. Shepherd, L.L.B., A. Mill, B.A., L,L,13,
In Blyth Each Thursday Morning and by Appointment.
LOCATED iN ELLIOTT INSURANCE AGENCY
Blyth 523.4481 Phones Wingham 357.3630
DOREEN'S BEAUTY SHOi'PE
STYLING • TINTING • CUTTING & COLD WAVES
DOREEN MCCALLUM - Phone Blyth 523.4511
Closed All Dal' Monday -- Open Tuesday Through Saturday
BLYTII BEAUTY BAR
OPEN
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS,
Also some Saturday Mornings
PHONE, BLYTII 523.9341, if no answer BRUSSELS 345W5
ANN IIOLLINGER
BLAKE'S WELDING & MACHINE
PORTABLE ILECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING
ALSO CO4PLITE SHOP SERVICE
78 King Street CLINTON Phone 48:2•73113
H. T. Dale
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
PHONE COLLECT 482.3320
BLYTII SINGER CENTER
Repairs to all Makes and Models of Sewing Machines
WARNER COLLINGS, PROP.
Phone 623.4275 Res, 523.4591
TILE RIA"l'l1 S'TANDAItI)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1969
it: 4 b tiP it �� . N, �. U I. ;I
SELL IT! BUY IT! RENT IT! FIND IT;
PUT A STANDARD "CLASSIFIED" T() WORK EARNING $ $ $ FOR YOU
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
GRAIN ELEVATOR FOR SALE
In Walton. All plank bins and
* lumber in good shape, must be
torn down.. 11. S. Traviss, Walton,
Ontario. 43-2
FOR SALE
1 used case 1000 Combine, com-
plete with custom eab, 12 ft, head•
er and corn head, has been com-
pletely reconditioned. Asking
$2,800.00. Phone Ross Dobson,
Office 235.2802, Residence 235-
2123. 43.2
FOR SALE
Cedar posts, anchors and brac-
es, Winthrop General Store,
✓ Lloyd :McCluskle. 42-4p
REG. SMITIi SIGNS
Truck Lettering, Plastic Signs.
Farm and (:reu nereial. Corner
East and High Streets, Clinton,
Ontario, 33tf
LET US DO YOUR DIGGING
• Grave digging, Backhoeing,
• Burying stone piles. Phone, Lin-
coln Martin, 12 Brussels, 38.13p
CONCRETE WORK
Expert chimney and roofing
repairs; specializing in stabling.
Don Ives, phone Brussels 443W4.
37-tf
•
1
CLINTON
SALE BARN
r Sale every Fri, 7:30 p.m.
(good livestock market)
For Truck Information:
P and W Transport
Bill Moss, Auburn
Joe Corey, Clinton
to
ti
4/ 4
4
r �.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Lady or girl for clay and night
from July 16 to August 15. Phone
523.0277 Blyth. 44-1
WANTED
20 head of cattle for pasture.
Salt supplied. Apply Tony Ver -
burg, phone 523.9446, Blyth. 44.1
WOOD
Hardwood Slabs, 6 or 7 cord
loads, $4.00 per cord delivered;
Elm and Soft Maple $3,00. Phone
Craig's Sawmill, Auburn, phone
526-7220. 44-3p
FOR SALE
3 Ilereford cows with calves by
side, Unit breeding from certified
meat sires, $325. each pair, Clare
Longhurst, phone 526.7549 Au-
burn. 44-1
WANTED TO BUY
Rabbits, all sizes, special prices
for 4 to 6 lb. fryers. Phone
Hughes, 523-9424 Blyth, 44-12
FOR SALE
1 used riding lawn mower; 1
used Tiller. Bill's Esso Service,
phone 523.9556 Blyth. 44tf.
SPECIAL BUS TO GRAND OLE
OPRY, Nashville, Tennessee on
June .12, $59,00 includes two
nights Hotel, tour of Nashville,
Autograph and Dinner Party at
NIusic City Playhouse, and Grand
Ole ()pry Saturday night. Reserve
your seat r/ow. Ilabkirk Transit
Service Limited, Box 700 Seaforth.
Phone 527.1222, 424f
REPAIRS FOR
Lawn Mowers and Garden Til-
lers at Bill's Esso Service, phone
523.9556 Blyth 43-1
CUSTOM CROP SPRAYING
Contact Bruce Richmond, phone
523.9207 Blyth, 43•lp
BEATTY Farm Service Centre
CORNER OF ALBERT & PRINCESS STS., CLINTON, ONT.
Manure Handling Systems . Feed Automations . Stabling
and Pen Equipment • A11 Types Pressure Systeme
"We service what we sell" Pb. 482.9561 "Proudly Canadian"
PATI. MATERIAL HANDLING SPECIALISTS
Barn Cleaners . Silo Unloaders • Feeders
PEDLAR STABLING . complete installations • free estimates
Phone 595.8955
Blyth District Call Glenn Gibson or Bill Bromley 523.4506
i
Electrical Contractors
All Types of Electrical Work -- Motor Repairs
QUALIFIED 1"MUM VENTILATION INSTALLATION
AGENTS FOR CHAMPION ROLLERS & GRINDERS
BILL BROMLEY Ph. 523.4506 GLEN GIBSON
i
1
Auctioneer and Appraiser
Licensed to Sell MI Types of Auction Sales
BRUCE RATIIWELL, R.R. 1, Bmueefteld --• Ph. 482.3384
PECKITT PLUMBING & HEATING
PRESSURE SYSTEMS -- 011. BURNER SALES & SERVICE
Londesboro, Ont.
Phone Blyth 523.4299
LIST YOUR FARM PROPERTY WITH U
tSTE HAVE Ti1E CONTACTS AND THE PROSPECTS
C. BURMA
R,R, 2, Clinton Phone 482.3278
Salesman for:. K. W. COLQUIIOUN LTD., Clinton.
IXLE YOUNGBLUT
OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE;
BLYTII, ONTARIO PHONE 513-95135
"Your 011 Heating Contractor"
FOR SALE
Seed potatoes. Phone 523.9338
Blyth. 44-1
• FOR SALE
2 • 775 x 14 tires; also 1 car ra•
dio. Phone 526-7763 Auburn.
44.1
FOR SALE
Top Dressing by the truck load.
Phone 523.4266 Blyth. 44-3
FOR SALE
Late lfodel Portable TV, needs
minor repairs, Ten dollars or best
offer. Phone 523.9271 Blyth,
44-1p
POPULAR AVON COSMETICS
Has opening in Morris Town.
ship. Fine earnings, convenient
hours. For information call or
write Mrs, M. Millson, 17 Hawk.
eshury Ave,, London, 451-0541,
44-3
IN ;MEMORIAM
CREIGHTON - In loving mem•
ory of "Jack Creighton" loving
husband, father and grandfath-
er, who passed away May 15,
1967.
The date is here with deep regret,
It brings back memories we'll
never forget.
Death is a heartache nothing can
heal,
But memories are treasures that
no one can steal.
- 'Always remembered by
Dorothy, Harold, Evelyn and Tori.
44.1p
IN MEMORIAM
CREIGIITON -- In loving mem•
ory of a dear brother, brother-
in-law and Uncle, John Creigh-
ton, who passed away suddenly
May 15, 1967.
Loving and kind in all his ways,
Upright and just to the end of
his days,
Sincere and kind in heart and
mind,
What a beautiful memory he left
behind.
--Sadley missed but ever re-
embcred by brother, Will, sister,
ae, JIerb and family, 441p
•
SANITATION SERVICES
Septic Tanks cleaned and re-
paired, Blocked Drains opened
with tnodern equipment. Prompt
service. Irvin Coxon, Milverton,
Ont., Telephone 254. 4311
M
BROADLOOM
CLINTON'S
CARPET CENTRE
* Wall to Wall Installations or
Area Carpets.
* Samples shown in your home.
* Free Estimates.
* Guaranteed Installations.
There's a Celanese Carpet for
every room In the home.
"Quality you can" trust"
From
BALL & HUTCH LTD.
CREST HARDWARE
AND FURNITURE
Phone 482-9505 Clinton
30-tf.
FOR SALE
FARMS, HOMES &
BUSINESSES
LISTINGS WANTED
LISTINGS WANTED
We have buyers for all types of
property. Your call now could
result in a quick satisfactory
sale,
(over 500 people to serve you)
STAN KAY
PHONE 523.4464 BLYTH
Rrprecentinr; 11, Keith Ltd.,
Realtor - Toronto, Ont.
THE BLYTR STANDAIRD --
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1969
BELGRAVE NEWS ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. James Baker, of
London, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, George
Michie.
,Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Kelly, of
Seaforth, visited on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Rainer, of
Scarboro, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Clarence Cham•
ney, and visited with her 'father,
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patient in Winghain and District
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Mr. .and Mrs, George Michie,
Mrs. 'toss Anderson and firs.
Lorne Nichol, Brussels, attended
the funeral of .Mr. John Michie,
of Saginaw, Michigan, on Wednes•
day.
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and Maria spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilugit Rinn visited
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Mrs. Earl Noble, of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin, Don.
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Stewart Procter and Charles were
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George Procter.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Wheeler,
London, visited on Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Herb Wheeler.
,Mr. and Mrs. Allan Scott and
son, of Barrie, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Scott.
..Mrs. Kenneth Luttrell, Prince
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and returned on Saturday taking
with her Mrs, Elizabeth Ander-
son where she will make her
home.
.hiss Margaret Curtis and her
sister, Mrs. John McKee, of Mon-
treal, left on Wednesday for a
trip to the west coast to visit
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
McCrea and family, also Mrs.
Vera :McCrea, of Blyth, on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. John Spivey and
family, of Ingersoll, were week-
end visitors with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Procter.
Mrs, Edward Daer, Mrs. Charl•
es Johnston, Blyth, Mrs. Alvin
Orvis, Wingham, and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse attended the trousseau
ten of their cousin, Miss Judy
McCammon, of Islington, on Sat.
urday.
The Rev. A. J. Montt gave a
very interesting lecture on China,
before and after conmtnIsm, ac•
companied by slides, at. the Bel.
grave Iii•C meeting Sunday even.
ing. George Johnston thanked
the speaker. Lunch was served by
the 111.C. The meeting closed with
the worship conducted by Ruth
Ann Pletch and Rhonda Fear,
Marie Coultes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James R. Coultes, Bel -
grave will receive her Bachelor of
Household Science Degree at the
Universitty of Guelph on May 23.
Marie is completing her intern-
ship at St. Michael's Hospital,
Toronto, to be a qualified died -
elan.
Mothers' Day and Baptismal
Service was held in Knox United
Church on Sunday, May 11, con.
ducted by The 'Rev. John G. Rob•
arts when Katherine Jane, dough.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Proc.
ter; Alison Audrey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes;
Deborah Jean, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, Stan Hopper; Ruth Ann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Higgins; Robert Joseph, son of
Mr. and Mrs, James Leishman,
were received into the church by
baptism.
The 13elgrave Weekly euchre
was held last 'Wednesday evening
this being the last euchre till fall.
There were fourteen tables in
play. High Lady, Mrs. Alice Tay
lor, Novelty, Mrs. Edith Logan,
Low, Mrs, Welwood; High Man,
A1iss Ruby Bone (playing as a
man), Novelty, Albert Bacon, Low
Airs. George Walker (playing as
a man). Officers for the fall
were appointed: Chairman, Char.
les Coultes; President, Wan. Gow;
1st vice, John Rinn; 2nd vice,
John Adams; Secretary Treasur-
er, George Grigg, assistant, Miss
Janet. Adams; Press Reporter,
Nil's. Robert Biggins,
Londesboro
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Baptismal Service was dbser-
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children receiving baptism:
Claude Richard, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Norman Cartwright; Connie
Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John !IIoggart; Crystal Diane,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Kennedy; Ronald Stratton, Russel
Wayne and Brenda Diane, child-
ren of Mr. and ,Mrs. Carl Nesbitt.
The Junior Choir contributed two
tine anthems,
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Willson and
family, of Woodstock, spent the
weekend with cher parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and at-
tended the Vodden•13erry wedding
in Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich, on Saturday.
:Mrs. Wm. Thompson who was
a former resident of this vicinity
died suddenly in Goderieh on
Saturday. The sympathy of the
community Is extended to Mr.
Thompson and family.
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Mrs. Emerson Hesk came Immo
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Items Of Personal Interest
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur and
Philip, Unionville, spent the week
end with relatives in the village
and in Goderich.
\1r, W. R. Ulm, of Cumberland,
Ontario, ,was guest over the week•
end with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Me.
Farlane.
Mr, and Mrs. Maitland Allen re•
turned last weekend from a visit
with Mr. George Timm and Miss
Erna Bethke and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Koch, at Gerrie.
Miss Jannett Dobie spent the
weekend in Kitchener with her
friend, Miss Barbara Watkins.
Mrs. Robert .1. Phillips is a pat.
lent in St. Joseph's Ilospital, Lon•
don, where she underwent surg•
cry on her eye last week. On Sun.
day Mr. Robert J. Philips, lir.
and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and
Miss Lattra Phillips visited with
her,
Miss Sheron Collins visited ov.
er the weekend with her friend,
Miss Sandra Thomson, Lucknow.
Miss Betty Marsh, Hamilton,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh.
Mr. Jim Nebb, teller in the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com•
mem, has been transferred to
Bolton where he will be assistant
accountantwith a staff of 15. Jim
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nebb
of Mitchell, and has been here
since last August, Mr. Bruce Al.
len, of Goderich is the teller at
the Auburn and Dungannon
Branches.
The Ladies Aid of Knox Pres.
byterian Church held their meet.
ing with the president, Mrs. Maj-
or Youngblut, in charge. The min.
Utes were accepted as read by the
secretary, Mrs. Roy Daer, Busi•
ness was discussed and plans
were laid to cater to a wedding
.this summer. After the close of
the meeting a dainty lunch was
served by Mrs. Roy Daer.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gardner, of
Willowdale, were recent guests
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, George Milian.
Mrs, Gordon Taylor visited last
week with her sister, Mrs. Mac
Allison, of Ailsa Craig, for a
couple of days.
Urs. George Hamilton visited
last week with her brother, Mr.
Lorne Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, of
lirucefield.
Mrs, Walter Schliehting return-
ed home last Wednesday from
Stratford hospital where she tin.
dement surgery.
Mrs. Bert Craig spent the week.
end in Sarnia visiting with her
brother•in•law, Mr, Earl Craig,
Mrs. Craig and family.
Little Miss Lorie Cartwright
had her tonsils removed in Gode-
rich hospital last week.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken.
neth 'McDougall and Allan on
Sunday were, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer
McDougall, Audrey, Alex and Don
of Galt, and Mrs. Ethel McDoug-
all, of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll,
Warren and Terry, Windsor, vis.
Red over the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toll
and other relatives.
Mrs. Robert Davis, St. Thomas,
visited last Friday with her broth.
er, Mr, Harry Arthur, Mrs.. Arth•
ur and family.
The Auburn C.G.I.T. met in the
Sunday School room of Knox Un-
ited Church %vitlr the president,
Marie Plunkett, in charge. The
meeting was opened with the
"pur•.pose and Shelley Grange read
the minutes and ten girls an-
swered the roll call. Sherry
Plaetzer gave the financial state-
ment. A Bible quiz was conduct-
ed by Marie Plunkett and Mrs,
Lloyd Walden held a Bible con.
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test. The offering was received
and dedicated. Business was dis•
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Moss and Shelley Grange were
named a committee to plan for a
'weiner roast, The girls listened
to the record Don Loxxie talks to
Teenagers and a discussion per-
iod followed. The meeting was
closed by Taps.
AUBURN PRESiBYTERIAN
CIIURCiI W,M.S, MEETING
The May meeting of the We.
man's Missionary Society of Knox
Presbyterian Church, Auburn,
held their May meeting at the
home of Mrs. ,Roy Daer. The
president, .Mrs. Wilfred Sander.
son, was in charge and opened
the meeting with the call to wor•
ship followed by the Lord's pray.
er. The hymn "I to the Mills will
Lift Mine Eyes" was repeated and
the president welcomed all do
the meeting. The devotional per.
iod was in charge of Mrs. Major
Youngblut. She gave an interest-
ing paper on the Dignity of Wo•
menkind which was written by
Billy Graham. She told about the
duty of a Christian Mother and
told about many of the Mothers
as told in the Bible.
The minutes were accepted as
read by the secretary, Mrs, Alvin
Leatherland. Business was discus.
sed and correspondence read. A
sweater knit for the Voice of Wo•
men project was on display and
more yarn will be bought to make
more for these babies and small ;
children In the war.torn Aslan
countrties, A report of the Syn•
odical meeting held in Goderich
was given by Mrs. W. Bradnock.
Financial statement was given by
Mrs. Donald Haines,
Mrs. A,. Leatherland gave the
topic on My Sister, the Hindu,
following the study of the relig-
ions of the world. It was an in.
teresting story of a college girl
meeting a Hindu boy and telling
of their differences in faith and
customs. " Thd i oh call was an•
slivered by,
naming a Bible Mis.
sion. The offering was received
by Mrs. ,Roy Daer and -dedicated.
A reading "Home and Mother"
was given by Mrs. Frank Raithby.
The meeting was closed with a
hymn and the benediction by Mrs,
Sanderson.
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Taylor with a good attendance.
The hostess opened the meeting
with the- hymn "Unto The Hills,"
Mrs. George Schneider read the
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chapter of St. John, Mrs. John
Daer led in 'prayer. The mission-
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Mrs. Thomas Haggitt,
The minutes were approved as
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Daer. Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell
the treasurer, gave the financial
statement. The travelling apron
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in "Jesus' walks on the Water."
Cards of thanks were read and
also an invitation to Belgrave on
May 14th. The roll call was ans-
wered 'by a Bible verse contain.
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singing the hymn "Day is Dying
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was pianist for the meeting. Fol.
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assisted by Mrs, Thomas Haggitt
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Miss Glenna Houston who has
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parents, Mr. and Mrs, Rae Hous -
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,Mrs. Neale Reid of Toronto
spent two days with her mother,
'Mrs. George Dundas, last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steele of
London, were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Leonard Leeming and Ross
last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Lyddiatt
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and family of Barrie and Miss
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Mrs. Edward Miller visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
McTaggart of Goderich
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrie Cousins
and family of London were Sun-
day guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jan van Vliet,
Mr. and Mrs. James Daley of
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Miss Sherrill Craig of Western
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Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and
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The McKillop Unit ladies
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United 'Church, Walton, Sunday
School room, Mrs. Jan van Vllet
opened with the Queen followed
by a toast to the Queen and Grace.
The tables were decorated with
daffodils and place cards and a
sumptuous turkey dinner was en-
joyed, During courses Mrs, Neil
McGavin accompanied by Mrs.
Herb 'Traviss at the piano sang
"Galway Bay." Community sing-
ing led by Mrs. van Vliet with
Mrs, Wm. Humphries at the piano
brought back memories of many
of the old favourite songs, Mrs.
Gerald Watson thanked the Me.
Killop Unit for their very tasty
dinner and Mrs. Glen 'McNichol
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The meeting was introduced by
repeating the Institute Ode and
Many Stewart Collect. firs, Alvin
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of the evening also new members
joining. Mrs. Wm. Humphries
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meeting, Treasurer's report. and
correspondence, Mrs, van Vliet
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meetings on the 4th Wednesday
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Mrs, Wm, Humphries introduc-
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ing by taking their place in tho
community. Program planning
must fit in with objective of
member and every member en -
volved by having something suit-
able for every woman. Institute
members like to share and obtain
much knowledge. ln summing up
her discourse she made everyone
very aware of what W. 1, should
mean to a member, the .branch,
the community and then to the
larger community of country and
world. Mrs. Allan McCall thanked
the speaker and presented her
with a gift.
Mrs. Jan van Vliet expressed
her thanks to all the members for
help given her and expressed it
as a wonderful two years for her
Mrs, Ken McDonald expressed her
thanks to Mrs. van Vliet and pre-
sented her with a gift.
The Bus trip will be May 21 to
Kitchener where we will visit
places of interest.
The following is a list of offi.
cess for 1969: Past President, Mrs,
Jan van Vliet; President, Mrs.
Alvin McDonald; 1st vice, Mrs,
Gerald Watson; 2nd vice, Mrs. Al-
lan McCall; Secretary -Treasurer,
Mrs. Wm. I•Iunmphries; Public Re-
lations Officer, Mrs. Kenneth Me.
Lively Auction
Raises Tidy Sum
The Harmony Unit met in the
Church parlor on Tuesday, May
6,, with 19 members present.
Mrs, Higgins was in charge of des
votions and Mrs. Lyon read the
:scripture. The study period was
aken by Mrs. H. Campbell and
iMrs. A. McDowell. They chose
the. chapter "Alan and His Fahr
ily" »mitten by Mrs. Wordsworth,
'Chinese family life has reached
a much higher standard of living
than in previous years.
Mrs. 'Rainton conducted the
business and the secretary and
treasurer gave their reports. Plans
were made for a catering to a
a 'Teachers' Federation Banquet
June 2. There was a sale of
plants, bulbs, slips, etc, and Mrs.
5. Lyon proved a very lively auc-
tioneer and a nice tidy suns was
realized through her efforts.
'Lunch was served by Mrs. Knox
and ,Mrs. !Patterson and a social
half hour enjoyed.
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Tent Trailers. Somers and Rich-
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CELEBRATING 4 YEAR'S
SERVICE
"You Ring - We Bring"
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Donald; District Director, Mrs.
Jan van Vlie, alternate, Mrs. Al.
vin McDonald; Branch Directors,
Mrs. George Blake, Mrs, Alex
Gulutzen, Mrs. Nelson Marks,
Mrs. Donald Achilles; Curator,
Airs, 'V'ilbur Turnbull, assistants,
Mrs. Douglas Ennis, Mrs. Gordon
MeGavin, lips, Nelson Reid; Sun-
shine convener, 'Mrs. Allan Mc-
Call; Press Reporters, Mrs, Tor-
rance Dundas, Mrs, Ernest Stev-
ens; Auditors, Mrs. Nelson Reid,
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Standing Committees; Agricul-
ture and Canadian Industries,
Mrs. Gordon MeGavin, Mrs, Ed.
Godkin; Citizenship and Educa-
tion, Mrs, Gerald Watson, Mrs.
Don McDonald; Home Economics
and Health, Mrs, James Axtmann,
Alps. Roy Williamson; Resolutions,
Nips. herb Williamson, Mrs. Geo.
me McCall; historical Research
and Current Events, (Mrs, Jim
Clark, Mrs. Meek Sholdiee.
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t'dry - Beef Hog
Poultry
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