The Blyth Standard, 1969-05-21, Page 1SAMPLE COPY
THF BLYTH STA ` DARD
Volume 80 • No. 9.5
"Serving Blyth and Community Since ]885" BLY'I'II, ONTARIO) -- WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 1989
Del and Ruby Philp Honoured On Blyth Resident Blyth Firemen Make Futile Run As
Retirement By Large Gathering Of Blyth Wins Draw Prankster Places Early Morning Fire Call
B• • • Blyth Bremen were rudely no idea whether the night time
usiness �People At Memorial Hall Dinner CarmanGwynn ttvas f probably awakened cd from their sleep at visits and false alarm has
thethe mostfortunate fellow in
three o'clock Monday morning any connection or not.
Blyth over the holiday weekend a short time be
A. very enjoyable evening took eye from the gifts, to make a futile, fog shrouded ��pparently,
place in the Blyth Memorial Hall In expressing; appreciation on and quite probably even the wet run to the farm of (farm Thaler) fore the false alarm was phoned
last Thursday when approximat- behalf of himself and Ruby, Del weather clic) little In dampen his in Morris Township. The call to the brigade, Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ely one hundred persons gsther• said it had 'been a pleasure to spirits. was taken on the .fire phone by old Heffron were awakened by a
ed to pay honour to Mr. and Mrs. have had the opportunity to work Carman s good fortune came in the Fire Chief's wife, Mrs, Irvin phone call from a person inquir•
R. D. Philp an their retirement with and among; the people of the farm of a phone call from Bowes, who was told at the time ing if he had reached the Blyth
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forty years of business in this district. during his talk, he Kitchener early Sunday morning. that the firemen were needed to Fire Department. The Heffron's
Blyth. reviewed Some of the hardships The call informed him that he quell a blaze on the premises, phone number is quite similar to
The gathering was made up of the community had gone through was the proud owner of a new A speedy run was made to the the fire call and the calling of
boat,motor and trailer, won the farm,
present 'businessmen of Blyth during the depression years, He preious evening at a� draw in obut upon arriving, darknessra n toog Jerry an is not un co Is
and their wives, and femme) bust• said that during that time no one that city. Carman had purchased found the houses total mon and Marie. It is
nessmen still residing in Blyth had money, but somehow every the ticket earlier this year from '`act the owners safely tucked in quilt reasonable to assume that
anti their wives. one seemed to band together, and lied and very much dismayed at both calls were made by the same
looking; back now, thoseyears
Jim Carter, a farmer resident of the commotion outside the resi- party.
Dal and Ruby were piped into this area who now lives in Kit. (len", Whoever it. was had better re•
the hall by piper Nelson Howe Presented many heartwarming cttcncr.
App*ently someone had the align their thinking before trying
'l'he whole outfit, which induct.brl ht idea that calling firemen the same trick again. The law
wayaround the room and took e guests includedg g '
Ron and his wife Sophie and es a 14 foot aluminum boat, troll• to a false alarm at such an early deals very severely with such
their place at the head table. Stephen and er and 35 lr.p. motor, comes to hour in the morning was a hilari• pranksters and no doubt the
Itch two boys, grand total of $2,100 in met•
After Grace was sung, all sat P r( ()us idea. 13u1 had he made his members of the Fire Department
down to a lovely turkey dinner Michael, of London, Joan (Mrs. chandisc and will no doubt re
Bin Racine) and her family of p presence known at the farm when will press that law to the limit
served by the two afternoon Un. y' sent many hours of pleasure this firemen arrived and the Thalens if the prankster is apprehended,
Llrestervillc were unable to at•
its of the United Church. summer to the happy winner, arose, his mind would have quite And the checking on such a call
tend the function. The draw was conducted
Following the dinner, the Snell Hay Madill organized the even by the definitely been filled with some. just might not he quite as cliff
sisters, of Londesboro, provided Ing and also acted as master of W, 'Imola Township Rod and Gun what different ideas, cult as the culprit might think.
musical entertalrtment and sang ceremonies (luring the banquet. Club and. members of the assod• The Thalens particularly found In any event, such calls herd
two much ertalnclated numbers. The everting closed with two align delivered the prize to Blyth ;he excitement rather disconcert• are usually few and far between.
llarold Vodden, a former business further selections by the Snell on Sunday afternoon. ing clue to the fact that the own• although apparently quite cam•
rnan on the main street of Blyth, sisters, and Ron thrilled those in ers father is suffering from a mon in the cities, Persons who
and for many years a close friend attendance ivSerious heart condition and found receive their kicks
and neighbour of the Phil s giving an Int• by performing
Philps, gave promptu ,piano concert, display. the noise and excitement extrem• such acts as usuallythought to
an address, during which he ex- ing talent which il'nged from Check dor Errors )ply hard to take, and perhaps the have a slightly warped mind, It
pressed the gratitude of the bttsi• several of the old time standards • prankster is fortunate in not hay. could be that the person who
ness community of Blyth for the to the latest in jazz classic, And ing more on his conscience than made the call resides many miles
forty years of outstanding service we might add, once again re• Please the mere knowledge that he call. front here and just picked the
the honoured couple had given to minding us that the many hours ed in a false alarm. number at random from the
this arca as druggist and friend, of practicing he did while the Harm tells us that he has been phone hook. This could be a
Ile also told of several amusing majority of "we 'lads" were out During the past few weeks a bothered lately during night time reasonable assumption and we
anecdotes that happened during .balling; it up in the back alley considerable amount of work has hours by a car parking rather hope in this case, a true one,
the years he and Myrtle had liv• with a gone into .the mailing list of the Close to the chicken barn on his We also understand that a fire
ed beside the Phil s. Harold al- . ami a ,tag or thylon. Standard,and ,me think we have ;'arm He hasn't as et'heen able -department . in a neighbouring
p has certainly paid off with fan•Y
so mentioned his recent blindness tastic dividends, now, reached the stage where it to apprehend or identify the un. community also received a false
and said that the Philps had been Harvey McDowell, local photog. will be acceptable to postal au• wanted visitor, but is anxiously alarm about the sams hour on
a real )pillar of strength in help. grapher, arrived following the thorities, awaiting the opportunity. He has the same morning.
ing him over many of the rough festivities to take pictures not ie token a great many changes
spot.4, have taken place and thusly has
only of the honoured couple, but greatly increased the chance of Ron
Following the address, Doug also of all businessmen and their Elliott Gradu Australian TripWhitmore presented Del and wives attending, We remind you error, Because of this, we ask yotr
Ruby ,with two beautiful pieces that. those who wish them may In please check the label on your
of luggage, and during the pres. acquire copies. from Mr. MeDo. newspaper la make sure the right
entation, expressed be hope that .well, or by leaving their order (late appears. This applies most,rates From Ryerson Reviewed At
they would have many years of with Ray Madill, ly to those who have paid their
�� .rbscription in the past month.
L.O.L.aPast County Masters Conducted .We also ask you to check to 'Ronald D. Elliott was among
make sure your subscription is more than 1,200 graduates to re. •paid. top to elate, As everyone ceive diplomas from President F. Unit Meeting
Meeting At Blyth Lodge should know by now, postal reg. C. Jorgenson at the Spring Con•
matins make it necessary to re• vacation held at Ryerson Poly
move anyone from the list who technical Institute in Toronto. On May 15 twenty-two mem•
On Tueday night of last week John Hammond of Smith Falls, is over three months in arrears. Itis course was Business Admin. 'tier's and one visitor attended the
Blyth L.O.L. were hosts to all In his letter, Bro. Hammond sent 1)ue to a verysubstantial in. meeting of the Maple Leaf Unit.
Past County Masters of North kindest greetings to all of his isir the :Mrs, g crease in postage rates, and also In the 20 years since its incep• Win, Carter was in charge
Huron L.O.L. A goodly number many friends in Huron County recent. rises in publishing. costs, lion, Ryerson has graduated ap- of the devotional period and read
being present with all the officers and of the splendid amount of bus a hefty rise In subscription rates proximately 9,500 students, many a poem "Golden Momenta." Mrs.
chairs, V. W, Bro. Robert Hib. incss he had written through the .will be ,forthcoming in the very of whom hold important positions 11cGowan read the scripture les.
bort of Fordwieb, aged as W. fine cooperation and team work near future. So you could do irr lite arts anti in professional, son followed by a reading by Mrs.
Master, and V. W. Bro, George of himself and W. Bro, Charles well to look at that date and business and industrial fields In Carter entitled "Sands of Time,"
Bailey of Blyth, as Deputy Mast. Stewart, Owing to recent sea• renew quickly. Canada, the United States and Mrs, Lewis Whitfield gave an
er. ere illness of his wife, 13r. Hans
interesting account of her recent
After the lodge was properly mond is now just working In the
evcrseas.
P p y Ron has accepted a position as trip to Australia. This was enjoy
opened and the order of new bus. vicinity of Smith Falls where he Personal Marketing Consultant for Consum• ed by all.
lness called for, a number of small and Mrs. Hammond are enjoying ers Gas in Toronto. His parents, Plans were made to cater to the
items were brought up, discussed living in this lovely new home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott, and C,N,I.B. picnic to be held June
and dealt with; one of them be. The Next place of P.C.M. meet• lnterest
hiss Gail Miller attended the 23rd al the Lions Park.
ing u collection for our half hour ing was called for dna the'invi• Lunch servedMiss Cora
Ryer-
county choral program over CK talion to attend Newbridge L,O. graduating ceremonies at Ryer• wasby
son last Thursday, Way 15th. Skelton and Mrs, George Howatt
NX every Sunday morning, A Lain June was accepted. Mrs. J. E. Freeman, Brantford, and a social hour was enjoyed,
nice sum was realized. The closing order was ably spent several days visiting Mr.
Under the order of remarks. for done with prayer and the Queen.
and Mrs. Howard Campbell. Belgrave Youngthe ;god of flit order, our two Everyone enjoyed a bountiful Visitors at`the home of Mr. and Bazaar and Tea
delegates to the Grand Lodge of lunch served by the Blyth Breth ,tilts, I award Campbell during the
Ontario West meeting in Parry •ren, weekend were, Mr, and .Mrs. Cecil
Sound the previous week, R. W. Charles Stewart, Campbell and family,lir, and people Graduate
Bro. Henry Pattison, County Mast- Press Reporter.
:Sirs. Franklin Campbell, yLondon, The Bazaar, Ten and Bake Sale
er, sponsored by the Junior, Inter•
and V, W, Bro, Robert Wel- Mr, Liar old .Camphei1, Sarnia, mediate and Senior Choirs of
lace, P.C,M., each gave a fine and i Mr, and Mrs, Ralph McCrea and Brian hopper, son of Mr. and .131yth United Ohurch proved a
interesting report of what took 2 Tables In Play family and Mr, and Mrs, Albert Mrs. Stanley Hopper, was one of decided success,
place at that meeting. Vincent, "Belgrave, spent the week 103 graduates of the Agricultural The Junior Choir sang a chorus
Following this, V.W. Bro. Ed. There were 12 tables of euchre enct at Riley Lake near Graven. Science Course to receive diplo• "Building ,for Eternity" under the
win Fothergill, W. Master of Blyth itt play at the Blyth Memorial burst. mos at: the Rldgetown College 'of direction of Mrs. Kai at the be.
Lodge, spoke of the splendid Hall on Monday evening. The win. Recent. visitors with Mr. and Agricultural Technology on Wed• .ginning of the afternoon, The ba.
meeting and voiced a hearty wet. hers were: High Lady, Mrs. Mark Mrs. ,George Haines were Mr, and nesday of last week, zanr was officially opened by
conte to all present. Several oth. Armstrong; Lone Hands, Janet Mrs, Donald Haines, Kathy and !Miss Marie Coultcs, daughter ,Rev, W, Mather.
er P.C. Masters were called on Adam; Low, Mrs, Olive Walker, Jamie, of Exeter, of James It. Coultcs, Belgrave, Business was brisk at all cowl,
and spoke briefly, • iHigh Gent, Donna Nicholson NI'. Glenn Gibson, Mr. and Mgrs, will receive her Bachelor of ters and the fish pond caused
Under the order of Orange ih• (playing as a gent); Lone Hands, Stewart Johnston and Mrs, Far- household Science Degree at the much fun for the younger set, The
surance, V.W. P.C,M, Charles Earl Noble; Low, Mrs. Gordon Ni; rish ,journeyed to Niagara on the University of Guelph on May 23. tea tables .were well patronized,
%Stewart spoke and also read a cholson (playing as a gent). Luke Saturday to attend the wed- Marie is completing her intern. Mrs. Kai and all members of the
recent letter he received from The final euchre of the season ding of Mr, Gibson's son, Dwight, ship at St. Michael's Hospital, 'titres clroirs appreciate the whole.
our highly esteemed Orange In• will he held next Monday even- to Miss Christine Telega, of Vit.. Toronto, to become a qualified hearted support of all those who
surance head agent, R.W. Bro. ing, May 26. gil, Ontario, dietician. „ helped In any way.
of Cromarty. They made their rmeimorres.
Ileal lobi
THE BLYTH STANDARD — WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 1t/69
QUEEN'S PARK
By Murray Gaunt, Nr.PP
(Huron -Bruce) .
UGAR
and.
SPICE
By Bill
A 'LONG HOT SUMMER
This is going to be a long, hot 'summer, And not only for
those U.S. cities with their kerosene -soaked black ghettoes just
waiting for a snatch to be struck.
It's..going to be a long, hot summerfor a Jot of Canadians.
High -among their ranks will .be .parents, policemen and resort
operaters.
'Why? Because the supply -Of summer jobs for students is
far, far below the demand, and .there -are going to be thousands
of restless, bored -young people -looking -for excitement.
It's a natural for an eruption 'of 'rumbles, hassles and van.
dalism which could make the summer -a .nightmare for the already.
harried victims listed above.
-For the last •decade, there .has been a steadilygrowing
population .of young -burns .of .both sexes. Summer -time, warns
-weather 'bums.
'21'hese are 'the 'kids -who 'don't- really want a job. They live
.from :hand to 'mouth, sleeping on :the Zeaehes, or .in the old ears
that :are '-part of :their 'sone. They :are not 7necessarily :evil or vicious,
In'fatt, most of "them
-But they're aimless
dirty, 'and lazy -as 'eats.
They're 'bored,
circles about .nothing.
..ttnited in one thing —
High on 'their
'aren't.
and Irresponsible and rude and selfish and
..Cats that aren't :housebroken.
and •they're horing, They. talk .in endless
'They even 'bore each other. But they're
their 'contempt -for :the odult world,
list -of interests, 'which are extremely line
ited, .are .sex -and ,drugs. On weekends, they are infiltrated by the
"pushers,":many of them amateurs, avho 'arrive ,from .the -cities witn
-their little' packages Of 'pot and speed 'and 'TM
-Lurking on the fringe of -this _bundle .of bums is another
group — the :teenie-boppers, Those are :not kids — .they .are child-
ren —, who are just beginning to -make -the scene ,who find it 'fas-
cinating, and who want to try -anything that's going.
.1n -••the :sarne :thing, • except -.that :it's Shopping plazas
and 'public 'parks and the 'streets, 'instead 'of 'the 'beaches.
Well, add to this parasitic swarm -all the -kids who wanted,
and needed, jobs this summer, angry, frustrated, and you can see
what's -coming. -I:hope-Van wrong, -but .:two ..and two still make four,
Permissive -parents, `an inflationary society In which even
young people need money; 'give masses of them nothing to do but
look for kids :all 4summer, -and the. --old 4rystal tall looks pretty
muddy.
When I was a teenager .(said the boring rniddle-aged man),
summer jobs were 'wen leareer. 'He Who 'nabbed one was deeply
envied. My first job, at 17, was ',working .on- a -Great-Lakes steamer,
12 hours a day, seven -days a 'week, 41 aa .day. And every other kid
in .town thought I'd shit a -bonanza. 'Boys 'nits) vouldn't find a job
'played -baseball and !swam:about eight'hours a day. Girls _did what.
ever 'girls do, :giggled ;probably, • and swam and ,picked berries.
-Today's jobless _youth _tharelymuster ,enough energy to have
twit'. .1n .the :day -time, 'that is. -•At night, .they "flower into some
'sort 'of 'life and go Inhed-ittsdawn, :And Avake :up. aBored,
There lore -a -couple .of villains' hrthe-plece,•,of 'course, One is
.11itlustry; :.the :other sgovernment. -Industry could absorb twice as
many Ststdents as it 'does, at -compar4ItIvely 4iUIe cost. -Industry is
-the first-to-as/bine about -the "productS"lt gets, but -does little to help
-produce a "firat-classproduct. :One or :two ;future _ employees ofbigIi
calibre from a 'summer -group would soapily repay -cost. And
-It would -be good public -relations -on which:industry spends -thous-
ands, :mostly on '-whiskey.
Governments could, and should, plan work projects to ab-
sorb most of the surplus students. They?d get .it all .back •Ln taxes
!shortly, Mit .If -they *Mt .on :their behinds 'and allow a -generation
of bitter, lazy, alienated bums to sprout, It will cost them plenty
;in ..the end,
(That's -quite -a -.sentence, but no puns intended,
hums, .and end, indeed.)
Hope your 'add has la -stunner
not a -parent or a :policeman,
Better
Behinds,
'hope you're
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-THE IILYTH .STANDARD
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ushisosisimisii
Ontario's General Farm Or.
ganization Act was approved this
week by the Agricultural Commit.
tee of the Legislature.
There were approximately 500
gathered to hear the discussion
of the bill, clause by clause.
Briefs were presented by the
Ontario Farmers Union and sub.
missions matte by other groups
including the Ontario Milk Mar.
kering Board which !pledged its
support and co-operation in mak.
ing the G.F.O. a reality,
Ellard Powers of 13eachburg,
the Ontario Farmers Union Vice.
President, said the O.F.U. wants
the right to have marketing
boards integrate with the genera)
organization at some time in the
future if they want to do so. How-
ever, Air. Powers gave complete
endorsation to Ontario Milk Mar.
keting Board statement, of which
he is a member.
Al the moment, Marketing
Boards under the Ontario Farm
Products Alarketing Act have the
power to integrate and combine
with one another if the members
on the board so desire. This, ac.
cording to Agricultural 'Minister,
William Stewart, would not chan
ge under' the bill,
The Ontario Government is con.
templating legislation to -regulate
the use of firearms by '.police of.
ficers, Attorney General Arthur
Wishart told the legislature this
week.
At the moment, regulations on
the use of •firearms are -up to each
local board of police commission.
ers. There is no law or statute.
One of the approaches 'being con.
sidered is amendments to the
Police Act
Ontario's municipal leaders have
asked the Government for power
tn control and limit all spending
by boards of education.
Education Alinister, William
Davis, indicated that a partial
solution to the annual .battles be-
tsveen school hoards and -multi.
eipal councils over education bud.
gets !night be to have the school
boards levy and colleet 'their 'own
taxes.
1 • asked the Attorney General
if Ontario was taking any steps
to have Hal Banks returned to
this country to face perjury 'char.
ges In view of the changed 'at-
titude of the U. S. in regard to
the matter. Ile indicated 'that
Ontario was anxious to. press -char.
ges but the 'Fddeall Government
would now have to approach Va.
shington to see ifMr, Banks':could
be extradite'd,
REPORT
During the week of 'Nfay 11 to
May 17, Officers at. the Wingliam
Detachment worked:a total of 148
hours and patrolled •2015 'miles,
-Six charges were laid under
the Highway Traffic 'Act with
three persons heing given warn•
lugs.
ree in were car-
ried out under the Liquor' -control
Ad 'with thnee 'persons 'being
charged 'under the let.
23 Criminal investigations *were
carried ' out.
'The :following 'ISletor Vehicle
Accidents were *reported 'arid 71n.
vestigated 'by the 'Wingham 7De.
48'61m -tent.
'On 'Wednesday • a 105 Chrysler
;driven 'by1tonald 0. 7Seltefter of
'RI, 4 Aringham, :was ••weSilhound
on -Highway .80 when 'the vehicle
left the roadway and ended 'up
in 'the *south 'cift`e.11, Damage was
estlinatdd 'at -$300',00.1Prov, Zanst
F. +Wittig investigate'd.
ONTARIO. On Thursday 'at "agproximately
215 pan. a 'vehicle 'driven 'by -Les
Roy ensrW, df In. 1, Tlifford,
ran' Cr -the veld 'on- t'',oneessian 12
:
Punt ct‘ry Township 'doing 'about
'.$50010 '',damage to 'his vehiele.
-Pro v. Oo t.. 41ekittilbk Ives
the investigating offiCer,
ELETETATEIREMEHLEBEEMBEEffitwikta
FROM THE MINISTER'S STUDY
"1 am a decent respectable ,person, 1 pay my bills, [ help
worthy causes. faithful to my wife what more do you want?"
This is the attitude of many good citizens in our day.
Now certainly it is no small thing to be decent and it is a
truism to iay that moral standards in our day leave much to be
desired,
But is decency self sustaining? Has it any runs? What
does it feed on? Keiter McKay commission recommends that mor-
als be taught in elementary school but that Christian religion 'be
excluded! But why he moral if there is no God of righteousnesd in
control of the universe? 11' this world is not the creation -of -God
then why should not 1 make my own advantage the determining
poley in life? If it is to my personal advantage 10 ile and "cheat
and steal and gossip Why not do it? •
Our world has a vast number of decent, upright, eltruistie
people who are drawing heavily upon an inherited 'spiritual Capital
but are doing nothing to maintain the capital. They do' not worship,
they seldom pray, the Bible to them is a closed book. But how long
can decency last if there is no roligous faith on .which It limy 'draw?
There may be adequate moral reserves for the needs of our "goner.
ation but genrations quickly pass away. A decay of religion is
naturally followed by a deterioration of morals,
That which I do must always be an expression of that
which 1 believe, Beliefs determine behaviour. A quarter 'MA 'an
tury ago there were those who were saying it is what you -do that
matters never mind about your beliefs. What was 'overlooked Was
that if a person takes his *beliefs 'seriously 'they are bound to put
their stamp upon his behaviour and determine what he considers
right and wrong. Thomas Carlyle observed -that "the 'thing a 'man
does 'practically believe and know for certain concerning 'Ns Ivital
relations to this mysterious universe and his -duty and destiny' there
all the rest,"
No it is net enough to be -decent and if decency 'does :not
have roots going down into religious convictions -even 'the 'decency
will soon wither and die.
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ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. ROBERT U. MaeLEAN, .B.A.
-1:00.p.m. — Church -Service,
1:00 p.m. — Sunday School.
CHURCH OF GOD
ateConsul Street, Blyth — Sunday Services
:ERIC CERAVE,PASTOR
10:00 am, — Sunday School.
1;1:00 k an.-- \Worship Service.
Thought For The Week
4Boast 'not 'thyself 'of 'tomorrow . , ." -rProverbs ;27: 1
"The way 'to Hell -is often. paved with ..god Intentions."
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
IRV. 11. rW. RRDEZR, MINISTER
Pentecost . Sunday.
10:00 a.m. .Morning Service (EnglISh).
.11;(J0 :fan. :Stlirday Shoot,
'3:00 p.m. — Afternoon Service (English).
511•4.1arnme
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
Craven,. Minister (Temporary)
Trinity ,Church Blyth:
10:00 a.m. —
Trinity Church, Beigrave:
11:15 am. —
St. Mark's Church, 'Altura:
l30pm --
St. Paul's Church, Dungannon;
Parillidemed.
THE UNITED CIIURCH OF "CANADA
0. 2'MATEER, cR.D., MINISTER
Director of .iVillikle.
4.45 :On. 'Stitiday thu'relt •Selfottl.
11,00 Jam, — Yhronitttg Voriitip Rev, R. Stuart,D. 41 Irtredield
.guett -Tree/Men
1111 non 111111mpoimpinilo
WESTFIELD NEWS
Neighbours Honour
't'11E BLYTIi STAN1)AMGD -- WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 1909
*h!rs, Walter Cook, Blyth, spent Mr. Gary Walden has complet home from hospital last week
several days last week with Mr. ed his second year at Western l;Ol) ors With Londeshoro feeling much improved.
and Mrs. Lloyd Walden. University and is 111r. Nelson Lear is making fav•
Y y presently em.
Mrs. Isabel Oke, Wingham, via. ployed with . the Union Gas Co. orabie progress in hospital. Mrs.
Ited on Tuesday with Mrs. Mary at Chatham. Farewell PartyRobert Younghlut is also making
McDowell. Visitors wlht Mr, Armand Mc -
terns good progress and we hope will
Mr, Jasper McBrien, Goderich, Burney on the weekend were Mr. soon be home.
Mrs. Edna Kurschenskl, Detroit, anti Mrs, John A. Gear and Marie Neighbours and friends of the The Women's institute will hold 'Mrs. Mac Hodgert and family
visited on 'Thursday with MIss of Waterloo. 17th and Boundary lines gathered their June meeting on the even• visited on Sunday with her par.
Jeanetta Snell, Mr. Gordon Snoll Miss Sheila Crowson, of Wing• for a farewell party at the home ing of Thursday, June 5th, Roll ents, Mr. and Mrs, Howatt,
and also Mr, and Mrs. Ernest ham, visited on Sunday with her of Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Bolger, call, a good quality in a farmer's
Snell, friend, Miss Margery Smith. , Brussels, where they have recent. wife, Stnnnrerhill and Walker.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Mont• Mrs. Norman McDowell and ly moved. Euchre was played and burn clubs are invited to attend.
Theregomery, Seaforth, visited with Mrs. Gerald McDowell, Kim and a social evening enjoyed. DuringwillsPecial sPeaker' Dead Stock Picked
Mr, and Mrs. Doug Campbell on Patty, were Stratford visitors on the evening Mr. and Mrs, Bolger 1)r. Orth, of Centralia, who was
Sunday. 'Tuesday. were presented with two covered in Japan for two years as ,Agri.
'Visitors with their grandpar• Miss Janetta Snell visited at lawn chairs and a fruit basket ir.LJp
culture' Instructor. 'There will al
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walden, Ilu ronview with Mrs. Jasper Mc• remembrance of their stay in that so be a bake sale. ,
for several days last week were Brien on Monday. community. Mr, llo Williamson Visitors over the holiday with
Y 7 DAYS A WEEK
Kelly and Rodney Cunningham, Miss Barbara Cook, Belgrave, escorted the couple to chairs and Mrs. George Cowan and Mrs, Rob
Auburn. spent the weekend with Miss Shar• an address was read by firs. Jam. inson were cousins, Mrs. John 24 HOURS A DAY
Mr, and Mrs. Louts Verbeek on Cook. es Williamson and Mr. Alex Gut- Chapman, of Toronto, and Mrs.
of Drayton visited on Friday with Miss Jannetta Snell and Mrs, utzen and :Mr. Harvey Craig pre.Dennis Roberton of Guelph. Huron Dead Stock
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Verbeek and Edgar Howatt attended the Hur• sented the gift. Mr ,and firs. Bol,Miss Beverley Lee spent the
family, onvlew Auxiliary meeting on Mon. ger both expressed their thanks weekend with her parents.
IMrs. Audrey Biggerstaff, Miss day. The Auxiliary will nota for the very useful gifts. Lunch Miss Vigra Knox of Toronto spent Removal
Phyllis Biggerstaff and Mr, Brian their loth annual bazaar and era was served by the ladies, the holiday with her mother,
McKee, Wingham, spent the week. on May 28th at 2 pan. Everyone Mrs. Thomas Knox,
end in Smith Falls. welcome. Mrs. Ida Townsend is spending CLINTON --• ONTARIO
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. 'The ordlntion service for Job*. ci few days with her daughter in TELEPHONE COLLECT
Gordon E, Smith for the weekend D. Campbell, eldest son of Mr, munity go to John in his chosen Toronto.
were Mr. and Mrs. Eric Vogl, and Mrs, Douglas Campbell, R. profession. Mrs. Harold Livingstone, who 482.9811
Mark, Shannon and Cara, also R. 3, Blyth, took place in the Mr, Franklin Campbell of Lon. has spent the past six weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. John McDowell, of Church of God, Schuler, Alberta, don visited un Monday with Mr, her son and family in Calgary
London, on Sunday May 4th at 2 p.m. Arnold Cook. and relatives in Manitoba, return• We pay $5,00 to $16,00 for dioabl•
Mr. Gordon McDowell is spend. Tho message to the congregation Visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Har- ,"d home on Sunday. ed or dead cows and 20 per 16,
ing a few days withhis sister, was given by the Rev. Gordon A. vey McDowell, onthe weekMr. Willows Mountain returned for standing horses. Small calves
Mrs. J. A. Gear, Waterloo, Sehieck. The message to the or• were Mr. and Mrs. John McDo- try a and pigs picked up free of charge.
dinand was given by the Rev. R, well, London, and Mr, and Mrs. STANDARD LICENCE NO, 189,3.88
I. Sehieck. Don McDowell, Kitchener. CLASSIFIED 23-3
BERG John is a graduate of the Al.
bona ;Bible Institute and has been
preaching at the Church God D H S
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Sales • Service in Schuler, Alberta, since Sept. BROWNIE S
ember 1967.
IIIIIIIIIMIR
Installation The best wishes of this cont. BROWNIES
MAIL ORDER SERVICE IS AS CLOSE AS YOUR
Drive-in PRESCRIPTIONTELEPHONE
FREE ESTIMATESS
WALTER PEASE CLINTON
O Barn Cleaners Bo* Office Opens at 8,00 p.m.
• Bunk Feeders i TRANSPORT FIRST SHOW at 8.30 P.M.
• Stabling t BLYTH
i i FOR ALL YOUR TRUCKING
� REQUIREMENTS ..
Donald G. Ive� r .1Ni) THE REST MARKET FOR
• t YOUR LIVESTOCK
4 R.R. 2, BLYTH
Phone Brussels 443w4 i Phone Brussels 345J4
COON'S
SUPERIOR
Phone 523.442]
We Deliver
Maple Leaf Red Sockeye Salmon
7 314 oz. tin 59c
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, 32 oz. jar 57c
Heinz Tomato Juice, 48 oz. tin 32e
St. William's Raspberry or Strawberry Jam
24 oz, ...
Assorted Kool-Aid 5 pkgs. 22c
Tang 'Orange, 4 - 3 314 oz, pkgs. 89c
Superior Fresh Sliced Bread .. 3 loaves 65c
Weston's Spanish Bar Cake, 6c off . • 39c
McCormick's Marshmallows, 3 - 1 Ib. pk. 1.00
Five Roses Flour, 7 lb. bag 63c
Vispo Laundry Detergent, 5 lb. bag 95c
Giant Size Spic and Span, 8c off label , 89c
-Personal Size Ivory Soap, 10 bar pkg99c
Frozen Peas, 2 ' 2lb. pkgs. 89c
Frozen French Cut Beans, 2.10- oz. pkgs49c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
t•
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MAY 22 and 23
-»- — DOUBLE FEATURE —
"SPEEDWAY"
Showing at 8.45 -- Staging
-ELVIS PRESLEY
and
NANCY SINATRA
Musical Entertainment and
Auto Racing
"The Biggest
Bundle Of
Them All"
410111.10
Showing at 10,30 — Starring
Robert Wagner & Raquel Welch
B01111 MATURES IN COLOR
Cartoon
SAT., MON., TUES.
MAY 24.26.27
-r DOUBLE FEATURE r-
„HELGA„
. Showing at 8,45 Only
(Adult Entertainment)
This Film Contains Scenes Never
Before Shown , . , Including
TIIE BIRTH OF A BMW
For The First Time ... The
Cotnplete Intimate Story
Of A Young Girl,
Starring Ruth Gassman — Color
"BLAST OFF
//
Starring Burl Ives, Troy Donahue
and Daliah Lavi Color
Showing at 10.30 Cartoon
WED., THURS,, FRI,
May 28.29.30
-- DOUBLE FEATURE
"THE NIGHT
THEY RAIDED
MINSKYS"
(Adult Entertainment)
Starring JASON itOBARTS,
BRITT EKLAND & BERT LAIR
Showing at 8.50 Only — And
"Salt and Pepper"
ShowIng at 10.30 Only
Samie Davis Jr, & Peter Lawford
Both Features in Color Cartoon
DRUGS
DRUG SUNDRIES
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 II Nova, 2 door, hardtop
1967 CHEV. 4 dr., ps and pb
1967 FORD 4 door
1967 FORi) 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
Hamm's (AR SALES Ltd.
Blyth, Ontario. Phone 6239581
T H 44+•-•- +$4 • •N .+•-•-•-• 444-• 44 44. + •
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THF BLYTH STANDARD -- WEDNES.DAY, MAY 21st, 1909
NEWS OF THE WALTON AREA
Sir, and Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull
attended the graduation of Mr.
Robert Habkirk at .McMaster Uni-
versity, Hamilton, last Friday
afternoon. He is the son of Mr.
and 'Mrs. George 'Habkirk, Inger-
soll.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wil!more and
family, Stratford, visited over the
holiday with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jan van Vliet.
Mr, and Mrs. John Thamer and
baby son, spent the holiday week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc-
Kenzie, of Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Ennis, Whitby, and
Mr. and Mrs. David Freethy, Don
Mills,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jiro Papple, of Seaforth.
CAR WASH
The Blyth Hi•C are holding a
car wash on SATURDAY, MAY
29th, at the Blyth United Church
from 9;00 a,m. to 5:30 p,m. $1,00
for outside, $1,50 for interior and
outside. Anyone not able to bring
their car to the church could
phone the Church, 4224, and make
arrangements to have their car
picked up by a tlicensed driver
washed and returned home. If the
weather is unfavourable we will
postpone the wash to the follow.
ing Saturday. 45.1
DANCE
BRUSSELS LEGION
HALL
FRI., MAY 30th
Desjardine's Orch,
Restricted to persons 21
years and over
Miss Shirley Thamer, of Wood•
stock, spent the weekend with Mr,
and Mrs. Wm. Thamer. She has
recentlty been transferred from
Clinton Public Hospital where she
was the :Medical Record Librar-
ian,
Canadian Indian of today"was ta-
spent the weekend at Englehart,
Northern Ontario and the Prov-
ince
rovince of Quebec.
Mrs. John -McDonald, Toronto,
is spending two weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mc-
Donald.
Rev. D. E. Docken and Clar-
ence .Martin attended the United
Church Conference at Windsor
last week. Mrs. Martin accom-
panied then and visited with rel-
atives.
Mrs, Wnt. Murray visited over
the weekend with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Childerhose, St. Agatha.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humph.
ries and family, London, visited
with Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Hum-
phries over the holiday.
WALTON 8th AND 16th UNIT
MET AT HOME OF MRS.
DON. McDONALD
The May meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Don McDonald
on May 14. Mrs. Douglas Fraser
opened the meeting with the call
to worship. A hymn was sung with
Mrs. Harold Bolger as pianist.
Mrs. D. Fraser read an article
followed by prayer and a .poem
"Your Mission." The topic "The
Canadian Indian of today" was ta-
ken by Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull The
hymn "Lord of the Land's beneath
CARD OF THANKS,
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks to my many friends and
relatives for the dowers, gifts,
cards and treats while 1 was a
patient in St. Joseph's hospital,
London.
45.1. -- Mrs. Robert J. Phillips.
INSURE YOUR
GRAIN CORN
CROP
May 29th is last date for application, insuring
and seeding.
GEORGE WATT
Blyth, Ontario, Phone 523-9217
The Belgrave, Blyth, Brussels
FESTIVAL OF MUSIC
will be held in
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL
Wednesday, May 28th
JR. COMPETITION (Grades 1.4) in morning at
SR. COMPETITION (Grades 5.8) in afternoon at 1:30
CHORUSES AND RHYTHM BANDS
Silver Collection
9:30
Elliott insurance Agency �€
BLYTH -ONTARIO.
INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES
AUTOMOBILE, FIRE, CASUALTY, SICKNESS, ACCIDENT
WINDSTORM, FARM LIABILITY, LIFE.
"WE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING 'SERVICE"
Office 523.4481 Phone Residence 523.4522
thy bending skies" was read in
unison and the Lord's Prayer.
'Phe regular collection was receiv-
ed
eceived and canvassing was done for
the Bible Society The minutes
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
(C'on'e 11eCal1. The roll call was
answered by nine members. We
arc to take our favourite recipes
int °resting topic "'i'he Need to be
Waist measurements were made
and 1 cent was given for each
inch. invitations were received
to go to Burn's Church June 11
at 2 p,m. Rev, Douglas Stevens of
Egmondville will be the guest
speaker. Grace was sung and
lunch was served by the hostess,
McKILLOP UNI'!' MEETING
The McKillop Unit of the U.C.
W. met at the home of Mrs. Stew-
art McCall May 14 with 25 ladies
present. Miss Ethel Dennis pre-
sided for the Devotions and op-
ened the meeting reading a poem
"Old Fashioned Mother," A hymn
AUCTION SALE
Of property and Household
Effects al 209 Albert Street in
the Village of Brussels, on
SATURDAY, MAY 24
at 1 p.m.
21 inch Admiral television;
Walnut Finish dining room suite;
table; 6 chairs; buffet, china cab
inet; 3 piece chesterfield suite;
ntunber of rocking chairs; small
tables; pedestal; foot stool; sing
or drop head sewing machine; 3
ferneries; house 'plants; twilight
lamp; table and dresser lamps;
drapes; kitchen set; Kelvinator
Frigidaire; 4 burner electric
range; washing machine; pictures;
3 piece modern bedroom suite;
bed, springs, mattress; chest 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 to reserve
hid.
For further particulars apply
lo Harvey ,Dennisy 'Brussels..
Proprietor: Mrs. Archie Wintle.
Auctioneer: Harold Jackson.
Clerk: Mel Graham, 44.2
FOR SALE
350 acre beef farm, 340 acres
workable, ?tarn 60 x 100 x '70 x 75,
loose housing, auger :feeders. Zsil•
as 20 x 70 with unloader. Silo 13
35. 6 -room cement veneer house,
1.47xcellent 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.
Barn 42 x 74 with stalls and loose
pen. 2 implement sheds and hen
house for 400 hens. 8.room brick
house.
100 acres close to Blyth,' 6 -room
uisul brick house, new 3•plece
bath. Frame barn 30x70 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
Pharr 522.618 Blyth
Repr, onting Lawrence McKnight
Real Estate Broker
,was sung and the Lords Prayer
was repeated in unison Mrs. Don
Dennis read the scripture lesson.
llrs. Dennis read the common•
tary and then led in prayer.
A skit "flow long is happily
everafter" tivas -gjven by Mrs.
John Burch and Mrs, Wni, Roe.
The topic was given by Mrs. Wm.
Leeming on "Mother and the
Home." Questions were asked by
E. Dennis from the Book of Ruth,
Mrs, Glen ` McNichol presided
for the business. The minutes,
reports and correspondence were
read. The copper contest begins
at the next meeting, The C,A.S.
sent their thanks for children's
pyjamas. Meeting closed with
prayer. Lunch was served by flus.
Jack Bosman, Mrs. Merton Hack -
well, Mrs, Laverne Godkin and
the hostess, A miscellaneous sale
-was held after the meeting.
BROOK'S CARPENTRY -- BLYTH
PHONE 523.4503
M. BROOKS
Rennovating and
Cabinet Making
E. BROOKS
Structure Framing
and Small Buildings
Township of Morris
AUDITOR'S REPORT
'PO THE RATEPAYERS AND MEMBERS
OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS.
We have completed an examination of the accounts of the
Township of Morris for the year ended December 31, 1968. Our
examination included a general review of the accounting procedures
and such tests of accounting records and other supporting records
as we considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion, the financial transactions which have come
under notice have been within the powers of the municipality; the
audit has been conducted in accordance with the instructions of
the Department of Municipal affairs and the financial statements
present fairly the financial position of the municiplity as at
December 31, 1908 and the results of its operations for the year
ended on that date.
Date of filing March 31, 1969
Signature Thorne, Gunn, Ilellwell and Christenson
Licence Number 3652
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
REVENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 1968
ASSETS
Cash 952
1)ue from Province of Ontario 14,202
Taxes receivable 49,281
Due from drain 7,291
$71,726
LIABILITIES
Temporary loans 29,500
Accounts payable 5,809
Deferred revenue 2,801
Surplus 33,616
$71,726
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
REVENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 1968
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1968
REVENUE
From taxation 144,627
Debt .Charges recoverable 2,328
Contributions, Grants and Subsidies Prov
ince of Ontario , , ... 72,781
Licences and permits 538
Interest and tax penalties 2,404
Spray receipts, 1,925
Other revenue 369 224,972
EXPENDITURES
General government 8,147
Protection to persons or property 8,504
Public works 79,397
Sanitation and waste removal 408
Conservation of health 463
Social and family services 640
Education 81,316
Recreation and community services 585
Financial expenses 2,569
Rebate on taxes '391
Election costs 355
County rate 48,926
Advancement. of Agriculture 1,104 232,825
Deficit for year
Surplus at beginning of year
Surplus at end of year
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
CAPITAL AND LOAN FUND BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 1968
. ASSETS
General fixed assets
Due from schools
Due front municipal enterprises
7,853
41,469
$33,616
379,292
498,940
8,278
$886,510
LIABILITIES
Debenture debt issued and unmatured
Public 'School 507,218
Investment in capital assets 879,292.
$886,5),0
Business Directory
Cronin's Television
SALES & SERVICE
IMLYTII --- Phone 523.9273
4
4.114.
.._.. 4..__011
J. h;. 1.ONGSTAFI+ --- OPTOMETRIST ,
20 Isaac Street -- CLINTON
MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS 9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m
For Appointment Phone 482.7010
SEAFORTH OFFICE -- Balance of Week -- Phone 527.1240
VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE
REPAIRS TO MOST POPULAR MAKES OF CLEANERS
AND POLISHERS
FILTER QUEEN SALES -- Varna --- Tei, (Yell, liensall 69610
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL
SEPTIC TANKS, CESS -POOLS, ETC, PUM PF,D & C1:N;AN E
FREE ESTIMATES
1A111S BLAKE -. Brussels R.R, 2 - Phone 442W6
DR. R. W. STREET
BLYTH -- ONTARIO
OF!FFICE HOURS: B; Appointment Only, Except Emergenelks
Every Afternoon Except Wednesdays
Tuesday and Friday Evenings.
W. R. HAMILTON •- OPTOMETRIST
Nest to the Lyceum Theatre -- 1VINGHAM
Phone 357.1361
ELLIOTT REAL ES'I'AT.E AGENCY
Gordon Elliott, Broke'. It. John Elliott, Salesman.
PHONES: Blyth, Office 523.4481; Ices, 523.4522 or 523 4393
WANTED:- Listings on Farms, Homes and Businesses.
ROY N. BENTLEY -- ACCOUNTANT
C.ODERICH -- ONTARIO
Telephone 524.9521 4 Britannia Rd., E.
CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD & MILL,
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
J, H, Crawford, Q.C., N. Shepherd, LLB., A. Mill, B.A,, L.L.B.
In Blyth Each Thursday Morning and by Appointment.
LOCATED IN ELLIOTT INSURANCE AGENCY
Blyth 523.4.481 Phones w'ingham 357436310
DOREEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
STYLING • TINTING - 'CUTTING & COLD WAVES
DOREEN McCALLUM ••-- Phone Blyth 523.4511
Closed Ali Dar Monday --- Open Tuesday Though Saturday
BLYTH BEAUTY BAR
OPEN
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS,
Also some Saturday .Mornings
PHONE, BLYTH 523.9341, if no answer BRUSSELS 345W5
ANN HOLLINGER
(BLAKE'S 1VELDING & MACHINE
PORTABLE ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING.
ALSO COMPLETE SHOP SERVICE
78 King Street CLINTON Phone 482.7303
H. T. Dale
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
CLINTON PHONE' COLLECT 482.3320
BLYTH SINGER CENTER
Repairs - to all Makes and Mpdels of Sewing Machines
WARNER COLLINGS, PROP.
Phone 523.4275 Res, 528.4591
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SELL IT! BUY IT 1 RENT IT! FIND IT
PUT A STANDARD "CLASSIFIED" TO WORK EARNING $ $ $ FOR YOU
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
.SPECIAL BUS TO GRANA OLE
(WRY, Nashville, Tennessee on
June 12. $59.00 includes two
nights hotel, tour of Nashville,
Autograph and Dinner Party at
Music City Playhouse, and Grand
Ole Opry Saturday night. Reserve
your seat now. Habkirk Transit
Service Limited, Box 700 Seaforth.
Phone 5274222, 42-tf
WANTED TO BUY
Rabbits, all sizes, special prices
for 4 to 6 lb. fryers. Phone
'Hughes, 523.9424 Blyth. 44.12
FOR SALE
Cedar posts, anchors and brae.
es. Winthrop General Store,
Lloyd •llcCluskie. 42-4p
1111_._
REG, SMITH SIGNS
'!'ruck Lett^ring, Plastic Signs.
Farm and Commercial. Corner
East and High Streets, Clinton,
Ontario. 331f
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
4
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4
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CLINTON
SALE BARN
Sale every Fri, 7:30 p.m,
(good livestock market)
For Truck Information:
P and W Transport
Bill Moss, Auburn -
Joe Corey, Clinton
4y
STRAYED
Hereford Steer, 900 lbs. from
farm of Harry Lear, concession
10, Mullett Township, ear tag and
brand, may have rope on neck.
Phone 523.4219. 45.1
FOR SALE
Glass show case, 6 ft. long;
also Honda 55. Bob McCllnchey,
phone 523.4501. 45.1p
NOTICE
Pullet eggs are available now
at Cook's Egg Vendor at Special
Prices with lower prices on all
grades. 45.3p
WORK WANTED
High School Girl wishes work
for July and August. Nancy Stew•
art, phone 523.9222 Blyth. 45-1
CARD OF THANKS
A sincere thank you to our
friends for the banquet held for
us last 'Thursday. The gifts we
received will be a reminder of
our pleasant relations with the
business associates of Blyth. Al.
so thank you to the ladies who
catered.
Ruby and Del Philp.
454p.
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
5264220. 44-3p
FOR SALE
Top Dressing by the truck load.
Phone 523-4266 Blyth, 44-3
POPULAR AVON COSMETICS
Has opening in Morris Town-
ship. Fine earnings, convenient
hour. For information call or
write Mrs, M.- Millson, 17 Hawk-
esbury Ave., London, 451.0541,
44-3
BEATTY Farm Service Centre
CORNER OF ALBERT & PRINCESS STS., CLINTON, ONT.
Manure Handling Systems . Feed Automations • Stabling
and Pen Equipment • All Types Pressure Systems
"We service what we sell" Pl►, 482.9561 "Proudly Canadian"
r MATERIAL HANDLING SPECIALISTS
%ATS' Barn Cleaners . Silo Unloaders Feeders
PEDLAR STABLING . complete installations • free estimates
Phone 595.8955
Blyth District Call Glenn Gibson or Bill Bromley 523.4506
Electrical Contractors
All Types of Electrical Work -- Motor Repairs
QUALIFIED FARM VENTILATION INSTALLATION
AGENTS FOR CHAMPION ROLLERS & GRINDERS
BILL BROMLEY Ph, 523.4506 GLEN GIBSON
Auctioneer and Appraiser
Licensed to Sell All Types of Auction Sales
BRUCE It.ATHWI,LL, RAI, 1, BrucefIeld -- Ph, 4824384
PECKITT PLUMBING & HEATING
PRESSURE SYSTEMS -- 011, BURNER SALES & SERVICE
Londesboro, Ont. Phone Blyth 523.4299
LIST YOUR FARM PROPERTY WITH US --
WE HAVE THE CONTACTS AND THE PROSPECTS
C. BU RUMA
R.R. 2, Clinton Phone 482.3278
Salesman for:. K, W. COLQUHOUN LTD., Clinton,
LYLE VOUNGBLUT
Anaronomiloglogis
0114 BURNER SALES & SERVICE
BLYTH, ONTARIO PHONE 513.15185
"Your Oil Heating Contractor"
t
FOR SALE
12 Sows carrying first litter,
due soon, Jerry Heyink, phone
523.9208 Blyth. 45 -Ip
FOR SALE
1960 Pontiac, 4 door, Call or see
Mrs. Kathleen Cook, Blyth, phone
523.9354. 45.lp
FOR SALE
Holstein Bull, serviceable age,
Unit breeding, from Dividend
Clipper, 150,00, Clare Longhurst,
Auburn, 526.7549. 45.1
FURNITURE SALE
SEVERAL ANTIQUES
For the Estate of the Late Mrs.
Ida J. Petts, in the Village of
Blyth, on
SATURDAY, MAY 31
at 1;30 p.m.
3 -piece Chesterfield Suite; 2
China Cabinets; fern stand; toilet
set; Several lamps; pictures; An.
tique Chair; rocking chairs; lay.
Ing room rug; cherry bedroom
suite, excellent condition; scatter
gnats; 3•piece bedroom suite,
spring and mattress; trunks; 1
bedstead; bed, spring and mat-
tress;chest; 3 small tables; singh
iron bed; pine chest; filter Quee;►
Vacuum Cleaner; metal clothe:
rack; Antique Cupboard; dining
room table; sectional book case;
Quebec heater;, buffet; large quan-
tity dishes; bedding; lawn chairs;
cooking utensils, etc.; Beatty
washing machine; Antique Table;
copper boiler; wash tubs; garden
tools; lawn mower; crocks and
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The baby and I wish to thank
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with cards and gifts while in Clin•
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thanks to Dr. Addison and the
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THE BLYTH STANDARD --
WEDNESDAY, :1IAY 21st, 1969 ;Spent the past week with het
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Iter•
son Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Laivoleppc
and family, of Scarborough, were
1veckend visitors wil.h her par.
cats, Mr. and Mrs. Berson Irwin.
Congratulations to Mr. Ira
Campbell who narked his 91st
birthday on Friday, May 16th.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
McCrea and family, of Blyth, on
a vacation this weekend and call.
ed to see Mr. and Mrs. Murray
McDowell and Heather, Cooks-
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henderson
and Miss Iris Johnston, of Lon-
don, spent the weekend' with Mrs.
Richard Procter and Joyce.
Mr. Charles Fraser and family
of Kincardine visited on Sunday
with his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Keith Pletch
BELGRAVE NEWS ITEMS
iMr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong
attended the wedding of their
grandadughter, Miss Mary Craig,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Mel
Craig, to Larry Martin, son of
Mr, and Mrs, William Martin, on
Friday, May 16 in the Mildmay
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig, R.R.
4, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Armstrong, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
:Mark Armstrong attended the fun-
eral of the late Mrs. W. H. Thom-
pson of Goderich last week.
Alr. and Mrs. John Galbraith,
who have spent the past two
years in the Bahamas, are now
holidaying with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clem Galbraith, of List-
owel and Mrs. Floyd Campbell.
Mrs. Americo Arruda and Maria
of Toronto, spent a week's holi-
days with her mother, Mrs. Cliff
Logan.
Mrs, Carl Procter recently vis-
ited with her sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert By
ers, of Royal Oak, Michigan, and
attended her niece's wedding,
Miss June Byers.
Miss Donna Irwin, of Toronto,
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Aylmer Vegetable and Tomato Soup 8 for 1.00
Aylmer Tomato Catsup, 11 oz. 5 for 1.00
Aylmer Fancy Tomato Juice, 48 oz. 3 for 1.00
Nature's Best Canned Vegetables 6 tins 1.00
Lee's Pineapple, 19 oz. 4 tins 1.00
Paramount Red Cohoe Salmon 112's .... 89c
Blue Bonnet Margarine, 3 lb. pkg. 89c
Kraft Miracle Whip Dressing, 32 oz. 59c
Five Roses All Purpose Flour, 7 Ib5Jc
Faygo Soft Drinks, 16 112 oz. case of 24 2.95
Woodbury Golden Shampoo, reg. 1.19 89c
Bayer Aspirins, 100's, reg. 89c 69c
Personna. Stainless Blades, reg. 5 for 75c 39c
Peameal Back Bacon per ib, 89c
K.P. Weiners 2 lli. 99c
K.P. Bologna per lb, 39c
K.P. Sausages per lb, 55c
Fresh Juicy Oranges, 138's 2 doz. 89c
Northern Spy Apples 5 lb. 75c
Sunshine Fancy Peas 2 Ib. bag 45c
Red Pie Cherries 1 ib. 39c
Sunkist Lemonade, 6 oz.
Welch's Grape Juice, 6 oz
Phone 523-9332
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2 for 39c
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Mr. Brian Hopper of Watford,
pent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hopper.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Yuill of Brus-
sels, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Walsh were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Airs. Murray McDowell
and IIeather, Cookstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Styles and
Patsy of Mimico, spent the week-
end with Mrs. Cora McGill.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell
and family of London visited over
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Clare VanCamp.
Mr. and Airs. Lewis Stonehouse
ttended the wedding of iheit
cousin, Miss Judy AlcCammon,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Malcolm
McOan1►non of Islington, to Robert
Hewitt of St. Catherines on Sat-
urday in the St. Guild's Presby
terian Church, Islington, and also
spent the weekend with their
niece and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Ellis, West Hill.
A quiet wedding took place in
St. Andrew's United Church,
Sault Ste Marie, on April 21
when Lynne Marguerite Olsson.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ltom
Olsson of White River, and Max
Winston Pletch, son of Mr, and
Mrs, Sam Pletch, of Belgrave,
were united in marriage.
Mr. and Airs. Lewis Stonehouse
motored to Toronto on Saturday,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McGuire who spent the
weekend with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
11111 and family, Don Mills.
Miss Marilyn Taylor and Mr.
Nelson Dusky, of Kitchener, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Taylor attended
the graduation of their niece,
Miss Judy Taylor, daugllter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, 'of
Sarnia. The graduation exercis•
es were held at Convocation Hall,
,Toronto. Judy is graduating from
Toronto General Hospital.
Miss Verna Johnston, Sarnia,
visited on Sunday with Miss Nora
VanCamp.
Mr. and Airs. Jack Taylor, Mar-
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ilyn, Robert, Mary Ellen and
i 'Ronald attended the Craig•Martin
• wedding in the Mildmay Church
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• Mr. Ronald VanCamp, Guelph,
• spent one day last week with his
aunt, Miss Nora VanCamp.
Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Rinn spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Bowman, of Staffa.
Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Stevenson,
>>tephen and Scott visited with
.:ter parents, Mr, and Mrs. Leigh
Wilcox, of Norwich. Little Su-
zanne Miller of Mount Elgin, ac -
1 companied them home for a
week's vacation.
Junior Auxiliary Meet
The sixth meeting of the Juni.
or Auxilary was held at Belgrave
Orange Hall on May 17 at 9:45
):m. Games were led by Janette
Johnston. Meeting opened with
: the promise, member's prayer,
• motto and. hymn, Roll call was
answered and mhlutes of the last
meeting were _ read by Marin.
Walsh, Patsy Scott gave the
treasurer's report. Beth and Pat-
sy Scott collected the offering
- with Rota Lynn White reciting
the offertory prayer. Next meet -
Mg will be held in the hall on
May 24. Laurie Stackhoust is in
charge of the games and the sing
song ' will be led by Karen Scott,
Clean up girls are Bonnie Walker
and Marni Walsh, Janette Johns•
ton c7ntir:'ad the story for the
study boor:, 'The Golden Coin,"
Rose :,carie White led the sing.
Ing, The meeting closed with
prayer and a sing -song
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Beef on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Pigs Tuesday Only
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Men's and Boys' Spring Jackets
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Running Shoes for the Whole Family
30 Percent Off,
Men's Knee Rubber Boots, 6 to 11 3.95
All Hydro City Work Boots and High Cuts,
Wellington and Engineer Boots
25 Percent Off,
Men's ,jockey Nylon Bikini Shorts in white,
red, black Special 1.17 pr.
92 Ken's Dress Pants, sizes 30, 31, 32, 34
Regular 10.95 2 pr. for 10.95
Men's Biege Top Coats, all weather
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Fast Dependable Service,
Auburn & District News
Items Of Personal Interest
The Huron County Historical Friends are pleased to see Mrs.
'Society will hold it's annual meet. 'Robert J. Phillips at her home
ing next •Monday evening, -May '26, following eye surgery recently in
in the Auburn 'Community Mem. St. Joseph's Hospital, . London.
anorial Nall with the president, Mr. and Mrs. William Stiles
Mr. J. W..MeLaren ,of ••Bensnillor, spent the weekend .in Toronto
in charge. A "panel on .the -history and London.
of Auburn district 'will :be given Mr. and Mrs. William Empey
and musical numbers 'along with and family spent the holiday in
the usual 'business, -It is 'hoped Eastern Ontario.
that a goodly -number will :attend Mr. :and .Mrs, Tom Morris and
as this is the first time the :His— family, London, spent the week•
end with the lady's mother, Mrs.
Arthur Grange, Jennifer and
Shelley.
torical Society has held a meeting
in Auburn,
Congratulations to Miss ..Nancy
Anderson on obtaining her certi;
flute from the Stratford Teach.
ors College .last week,
Miss ,Linda :Israel, :Kitchener,
Miss Diane :Kirkconnell, :Goderich,
spent the weekend with the lat•
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. An.
drew Klrkconnell.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Yungblut and
CELEBRATED 55th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Mr, and Mrs. George ;Milian
of Auburn, celebrated their 55th
wedding anniversary on Wednes.
day, May 14th, with friends and
family, Toronto, wont 'Abe heli. relatives :calling during the day.
day kvith''his 'mother, `Mrs. •-Ralph Last Sunday following church
Munro. services at Knox United Church
Mr. and Mrs. Marry Arthur •vis• where' their great grandchild, Lori
ited on Sunday with . his .sister, Danette Milian, infant daughter
Mrs, Gordon Wall, 'Mr. Wall 'and of' -Mr. and Mrs. Barry Millian was
family, 'at Iangslde, -baptized, the family gathered at
Mrs. W. •.Br-adnock • vas lguest -the Tiger Dunlop Inn .for a spe
speaker at the ::North !Middlesex
District annual W.. I. .held .at Lu
can last Tuesday.
Ttventy.elght friends .and .tela•
Lives 'ihonoured 'Miss Margaret R,
Jackson *on 'the occasion -of ter
83rd birthday by calling on her
recently. The evening' was -spent
visiting and a decorated birthday
cake was served to the guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold :Rathbun,
of Georgetown, were -recent 'visit.
ors with his sister, Mrs, Donald
Baines, Mr. •Haines and .Ed.
Mrs. Gordon Taylor 'returned
last weekend after a week's visit
with her 'daughter, Mrs, Ronald
Rathweil, Mr. -Rathwell, IMlehael
and Janice.
-clal Mothers' Day and wedding
celebration
Those present with Mr, and
Mrs, Millian were: Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas McNeill, and Mary Lou;
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Mitchell,
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Slusarchuk, of Edmonton; Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Slusarchuk Jr.,
and David, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mitchell, Susanne and
Larry, Mr. Walter Mcltwain, of
Goderich; Mr, and Mrs. Charles
McGee, Jane and Susan, Kintore;
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomson,
Mark, Cheryl, and Pamela, Strat.
ford; Miss Patricia Millian, Lon.
don; Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Mer-
rill, Clinton; lfrs. Pearl Watson,
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YOUR HOME :HARDWARE DEALER
Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mil.
Ilan, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Millian,
Mr, and 'Mrs. Barry Millian.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Millian en.
tertained 20 relatives for supper.
Many gifts and cards of congrat•
illations were received by Mr. and
Mrs, George Millian to markthis
55th wedding anniversary. .They
have a family of six daughters,
Mrs. Douglas (Minnie) McNeill,
Goderich, It.R, 6; Mrs. Mildred
Gardner, Hudson hope, B. C.;
Mrs. Frank (Evelyn) Treble,'Lon.
don; Mrs. Charles (Matte) Mitch
ell, RJL '5, Goderich; Mrs. Char.
les (Colleen) McGee, Kintore;
Mrs. Carl (Ruth) 'Thomson, Strat.
ford; Also 18 grandchildren and
IL groat grandchildren. One son,
Charles, passed away several
years -ago. The congratulations
Of all our readers are extended to
Mr. .and Mrs, Millian on this oe.
easion
FORMER AUBURN NATIVE
AND HUSBAND CELEBRATED
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
Relatives and friends in this
district attended the Golden 'Wed.
ding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rinderknecht of Detroit,
Mrs. Rinderknecht -was the for.
mer May Beadle, the daughter of
the late Mr. 'and Mrs, George Bea.
dle,and was born in this commun.
ity. Her eldest son, Mr. George
Disney and Mrs. Disney entertain•
ed at A. M. Vet Hall, St, Clair
Shores, Michigan, when over 70
attended. 'Besides Mr. Disney,
the :couple have .two -other sons,
Maynard, of .Detroit, and Harry
Jr. of Almonte, and five grand-
'children. Many gifts, • messages of
congratulations land cards were
received to • mark •the . occasion.
,Relatives and .friends from .the
Auburn district who attended
were, Mr. and Mrs. "fihomas Hag•
gitt, Mr. Stephen•• Haggitt, Mr.
Arthur 'Yourfgbltit, Mrs.:Ernest
Patterson, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford :Brown, 'Ronald, Nancy
and 'Philip, ••Mr. 'and 'Mrs. 'Bill
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John Haz-
litt,4ll:of:Goderlch,'iiir. !arid Mrs,
Robbie :Lawrie :and :Jr. and Mrs.
Jim Lawrie, Blyth, Mr, and .Mrs.
George Ilaggitt, John and Paul,
Of Zurich, 'Mrs. Grant McDonald,
`London, Mr. 'Kenneth 'Naggitt'and
lfiss Jane Skinner, 'of Milton,
'BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs. fiugh Rinn were
recent 'visitors with =Miss Rebecca
Hill, of t}htronviow, also with Mr.
and 'Mrs. !Wm. Gordon, of Kinloss.
Mr, and -Mrs, Gilbert Sauve, . of
Toronto, visited with her moth•
er, .uMrs, herb .Plet.ch, on Monday.
Afternoon Unit
Thirteen ladies attended the
lfay meeting of the Afternoon
unit on May 14 in the church
ltasement. Mrs, Verson Irwin
was in charge of the opening wonship, ''the 'theme of which was
"Lessons from China" Maximum
Demand, :and opone'd with hymn
"Iu Christ - there is no East or
West, followed by Mrs. Irwin
leading in -prayer and the lord's
Prayer in -unison, 'Mrs. Irwin
read a short article "We are not v.
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YOUR FUNK'S G-HYBRYD DEALER
our own." .Mrs. Harold Procter
read scripture ' with Mrs. Irwin
'giving a commentary on'alsove•and
,offering .prayer. Hymn "Father
whose will is life and good" was
sung. Offering was .received and
Minutes -were- read -alta -approved.
Mrs. Earl -,Anderson 'dnonttnced
the general .IJCW ' meeting for
May 29, with the Rev. Anne
Wlghtman speaking. The after.
noon .unit to provide ••worship- ser.
• vice, `Mrs. 'Stewart -Procter 'gave
the study on Chinn "Religion and
China today" also an article on
. standards of living. Mrs. -Earl
,Anderson 'conducted a 'c1ue8tion•
acre on China. Sick and shut•In
visits were recorded. 'Hymn
"Jesus shall -reign" and the miz•
pah benediction concluded the
..meeting.
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THE M<KILLOP MUTUAL
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Insures:
* Town Dwellings.
* Ali 'Classes of - Farm Prop.
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*.Summer Cottages
* Churches, Schools, Ilalls
Extended coverage (wind,
smoke, water damage, fall.
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'AGENTS; lames Keys, RR 1, Seaforth: V. J. Lane, RR 5,
Seaforth; Wm, .Leiper, Jr.,.Londesboro,; Selwyn Baker, Brus-
sels; Harold'Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald
THE BLYTH STANDARD
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2lst, 1969 Faceless Man." She stated that we
are all guilty of grouping people
into great gobs of humanity ac•
cording to their colour, race, so•
vial standing, religion or occupa•
tion, in this way we fail to un-
derstand that each person is an
individual, and if we are going to
The Ladies Guild of Trinity Brussels. Mrs,Lawrence Vannan, help each other we must look be,
Anglican Church, Belgrave, held a the president, was in charge of gond the faceless man and dis•
special meeting on Wednesday the meeting and the pianist was cover his needs. If we are to
evening in the Belgrave Com- Miss Joyce Procter. show people that we are Christ.
anunity Rooms when they enter. The opening hymn was "Jesus ions we must treat our fellow hu•
tained members of the U.C,W. of where'er thy people meet." The 'mans with love and understand•
.Belgrave and Calvin -Brick, the General Thanksgiving and Lord's ing. Mrs. Clare VanCamp thanked
Mrs. Craven for presenting a
Church, Belgrave, and the A.C.W. Miss Nora VanCamp read the challenging message in a very in.
of Wingham, Blyth, Auburn and scripture and Mrs. Alex Nethery teresting manner. Mrs. Robert
read a paper concerning the Higgins •presented Mrs, Craven
"Ascension" which had been writ- with a gift as a token of gratitude
ten 'by lfiss Stella Nethery, Hymn from the Guild.
"Rejoice the Lord is King" was Miss Connie Nethery played
sung following which Mrs. Van• Iwo selections on the accordlan
YOUR CHOICE OF SEED IN nan welcomed the guests. The roll rend Miss Marjojrie Procter sang
TILE 78.110 DAY MATURITY call was answered by each group "The Impossible Dream." The
in turn standing up and each closing hymn was "Lord Dismiss
menthe'. telling her name. Miss us with thy Blessing." Mrs. Van.
Marjorie Procter sang "The Holy Han pronounced the benediction
City." and grace was sung, Lunch was
H. Boyd Taylor Mrs, Vannan then introduced,served with lits. Robert Procter
the speaker, Mrs. William Craven, :enJlrs. Edna Nethery pouring
of Goderich. Mrs. Craven gave tea
a very interesting talk on "The
Belgrave Ladies' Guild Entertained Area Guests
At Special Meeting
W. M. S. of the Presbyterian prayer were repeated in unison.
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Congratulations to Miss Melody
Falconer, MIL. 2, Goderieh, who
celebrated her 2nd birthday on
Wednesday, May 2J, 1969.
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Seed For Sale
Garry, York & Selkirk Mixture
other grain mixed to order
Einar, Vernal & Canadian Alfalfa T
Climax and Common Timothy
.1 full line of Grass and Clover •
Seeds still available
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Pfister, Stewart's & United•Ilybrid •
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Inquire at the Seed Plant for
some crops that we need to have
grown for us,
R. N. Alexander
LONDESBORO
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CAaMPING IS A DELIGHT'
IN A RIDELITE
Hilander • Town and Country
Tent Trailers, Somers and Rich.
ritond Sales • Rental, phone 47
or 260W Brussels. 41.10
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JAMES E, RICE
R.R, 1, Blyth Tel, 523.4428
YOUR
RAWLEIGH
DEALER
• CELEBRATING 4 YEAR'S
SERVICE McLean's Tooth Paste, et;•, 75c ... only 59c
"You Ring • We Bring" t 111 }lel cam, reg. 98c ....... , large size 69c
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Morris Readers
This Week
The time of the year has again
arisen when all residents of the
Township of Morris will receive
a copy of the Standard, The
Auditor's Report of that Munici•
trrlity appears in this issue, taus
the reason for sending a copy
to residents of the township.
We welcome the opportunity of
mining into the homes of these
people, and also would like to
remind them that advertisements
in the paper will show that Blyth
i., a good place to come to do
I,u'siness. Our stores always
make you welcome and are filled
with quality merchandise at very
reasonable prices.
CUSTOM BACKHOEING
LOADING, BACKFILLING, EXCAVATING
CALL COLLECT 527.1065 SEAFORTH
CONTACT
JOAN ROCK - R.R. 2, Seaforth
PHONE 527.0.197
of
,IIbI ALEXANDER - R.R. 4, Walton
AT THE ABOVE NUMBER ALREADY LISTED
BEATTY FARM EQUIPMENT
M.1Y SPECIALS
20% OFF ON BARN FANS
SPECIAL, BOOKING LIQUID MANURE SPREADERS
With Every Barn Cleaner or Silo Loader A $50,00 Set Of
CERAMIC COOKWARE BY GSW .
Con tact : JAMES ALEXANDER
R.lt, .1, WALTON PHONE COLLECT 527.1085
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Stewart's
Red &3 White Food Mkt.
BLYTH, ON'1'.,
I'hone 9451 WE DELIVER
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York Beans with Pork, 19 oz. tin ... 5 for 99c
Aylmer Strawberry or Raspberry Jam
21 oz. jar 53c
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, 16 oz43c
Freshie Drink Powder 10 pkgs. 49c
Sunlight Liquid Detergent, reg, 63c, only 53c
Kadana Tea Bags, 100's .............. 69c
Green Plastic Garbage Bags
10's plus 2 free bags .......
Quaker Mullets, 15 oz. pkg.. , .......... 39c
Vapona Non Pest Strips, reg, 2.95 only 2.45
Nescafe Instant Coffee, 6 oz. jar .... , . 1.09
Health & Beauty Aids
Lifebuoy Soap 2 bars 29c
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Bayer Aspirin Tablets, 100's 79c
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Eno Fruit Salts, reg. 89c .......... only 69c
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I Lustre Net Mair Spray, reg, 1.19 only 1.29
Since 1932 the objective of this fund has been to invest shareholders'
money in a portfolio of reliable stocks' and bonds for a good,
continuing income, It also has the long-range aim of increasing
capital growth and income. Last year's percentage gain in net
asset value plus dividends paid was 25%.
CANADIAN CHANNING VENTURE FUND LTD.
This is a mutual fund for the investor who is capable of taking a
little inore than average risk to achieve above average results in
Capital Growth. Introduced in June 1988, the Venture Fund gained
17% in seven months,
For complete information re tax savings etc., and without obligation
contact:
Name ........ ....
Address
(See Readers Digest Ma
BRUSSELS
Box 251 Ph, 211
' YOUR JAMESWAY
DEALER
for
SALES and SERVIC]
11, G, BERT FREEMAN "First in Power Choring"
Agency Manager
Phone 302.8938
Teeswater, Ontario, 1+:11r3 • Beef - Hog
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Weston's Bakery Features
Brown or White Bread 4 for 95c
Buy Of The Week
Aylmer Choice Beans, green or wax, Cream
Style Corn or Sweet Green Peas
14 oz. tin 6 for 99c
Giant Size Bold ... . ................... 99c
Red & White Bonus Offer
Aluminum Lawn Chairs only 3.49
with a 5.00 order.
Meavy Plastic Garbage Pails, reg, 6,98
Only 2.99 With a 5.00 order
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