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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-27, Page 171 10. ARTICLES FOR SALE BRAND new Inglis washer and dryer. Perfect condition, moving to apartment. CaII 527- 0244. 10-26x1 LOOKING for good farm home for female collie mix, one year old. 527.1750. 10-26-1 • BALER twine, S14.4 at Vincent Farm Equipment, Seaforth. hone 527-0120. 10-25-2 SAWMILL $34.95. Patented. Accessory converts chainsaw to sawmill. For details send self-addressed stamped envelope to Beam Machine, 160A Prentice Place, Quath- iaski Cove, B.C. VOP 1NO. 10-26-01 DOUBLE bed with frame and mattress, 3/4 bed with springs and mattress, 2 aluminum doors 34x80 and 36x82 in.,, 2 windows 5505'/2 and 2-47x29, 1.33x24 with aluminum to match. Phone 345-2383. 10-26-1 111. WANTED TO BUY PIANO WANTED: Not necessarily in good condition. Phone collect 519-669-2198 or 519-669-2280. 11-01xtf 14. PROPERTY for SALE1 HOUSE FOR SALE, 116 North Main St. Close to high school, shoe factory and arena, 527-1325. 14-18-tf 1975 Northland mobile home, 12x65, sundeck with roof, furnished or unfurnished, present- iy on lot in Brussels. Frank Workman 887-6867 after 6 p.m. 14-26-2 MODERN hog farm on paved road. Bunga- low, feeder barn, sow barn, electric mill, grain storage. $159,000. Montague, Prince Edward Island (902) 838-4766. 14-26-01 15. PROPERTYfor RENT FARM HOUSE for rent, 11/2 miles west of Brussels, County Rd. 16. Barn cal also be rented. 345-2679. 15-25-3 GROUND floor apt. for rent, available July 1. Suitable for mature person. Call 527-1931. 15-24 tf PROPERTY AUCTION 15. PROPERTYfor RENT 3 bedroom duplex available July 1, Inquire daytime, 527-0800 or evenings 482-7908. 15-26x2 FOR (TENT Sept. 1,ona bedroom ground floor apt. 2 entrances, near to shopping. $164' monthly, heat included. Phone 527-1507. 15-26-tf UPPER. Duplex, 2 bedrooms, own gas furnace, separate entrance, parking. Avail- able July. 527-1833. 15-18-tf BACHELOR APT. for rent. Available imme- diately $175.00 month. Phone 527-0607 or 527-071y2 after 5 p.m. 15-23-tf 3 bedroom duplex available July 1, 1984. Inquire daytime. 527-0800 or evenings. 482-7908. 15-25x2 THREE bedroom country home for rent, 21/2 west of Seaforth and 1'/2 north, Available Aug. 15. $200 per month. Apply John Segeren,4i2-9217. 15-26-2 a TWO bedroom apartment, available imme- diately. Phone 527-1680. 15-17-tf 17.WANTED TO RENT PIG barn set up for 30 to 50 sows. Preferably farrow to finish, within 10 mile radius of Dublin. 345-2065. 17-25-2 18. FOR RENT FLOOR sanders for rent. B. & M. Rentals and Sales. Wingham. 357-1666. 18-45-tf 19. NOTICE ATTENTION FARMERS: Not one nickel in taxes more than your fair share is a slogan at F.B.C. During the summer months you will be receiving your Notice of Assessment from Revenue Canada. If yours does not say "As Declared" you need Farm Business Consult- ants assistance nowt Serving farmers' needs 52 weeks of the year. Call toll free 1-800-265-1002. 19-26-01 FREE 128 page career guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paying full and part time jobs. Granton Institute 265A Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Call (416) 977-3929 Four bedroom home for Mrs. Ida CL ,e at 92 East William Street, Seaforth, Ont. Thursday, July 5 at 7:30 p.m. Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and CI 24 HOUR SERVICE Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 19. NOTICE CLASSIFIED HOUSECRUISER Vacation on beautiful Georgian Bay. Sleeps six. Dates still available. Cally or write for brochure to Box 122, Pointe Au Baril, Ontario, POG IKO (705) 366-2511. 19-26-0 20. AUCTION SALES ONTARIO'S largest farm machinery consign- ment sale, Norwich, Ontario. Friday, July 13, 1984, 10 a. III. (Sales conducted second Friday each month). Approx. 150-175 tractors plus all types of farm equipment. Consignments welcome. For more information call (519) 424-9998 or (519)'"424-9093. Proprietors K.S. Hamulecki & Sons. 20-26-01 24.CARD OF THANKS PIPE We would like to thank our neighbors, 'relatives and friends for all the gifts, cards, and good wishes given us on our 40th wedding anniversary. Special thanks to Robert, Susan and Shirley and to anyone else who helped with our anniversary party. Thanks also to the band who provided such excellent music. Jack and Ruth Pipe 24-26x1 RILEY I would like to thank my relatives, friends and neighbors for cards, flowers and visits while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. King and Dr. _ Mackenzie and nurses of 4th floor s.w. and to Joe Dick since I returned home. Special thanks to Topnotch Feeds Head Office and employees for the fruit and T.V. it was Very much appreciated. Bill Riley 24-26x1 JACOBS Joan and Malcolm Jacobs would like to thank all the ladies who prepared and served the luncheon on the day of Waneta's wedding. Also thanks to all our friends who helped in their own way. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. - 24.26-1 CASTATOR Mr. and Mrs. Harkwood Castator, grandpar- ents of Waneta Jacobs would like to thank all the friends who helped make her wedding day a special one. Your kindness will not be forgotten. 24-26-1 PETIHCK I would like to thank my family, relations and friends for cards, gifts and flowers while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Rodney and nurses for their kindness. Grace Pethick 24-26-1 24.CARD OF THANKS O'ROURKE To my friends, family, and neighbors I wish to express my sincere appreciation for prayers, cards, gifts and visits while I was 'a pat ie nt in Seaforth Hospital and since returninghome.S Special thanks to Dr. Malkus. �r. Rodney, and the nursing staff for their excellent care. Your thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. Jack O'Rourke 24-26-1 FINLAYSON I would like to thank all who supported.events at Seaforth Health Care Facility during Nursing Home Week. To Mrs, Ann Helm, Administrator D,D,C., staff and residents for their co-operation and participation. Also special thanks to Mrs;, Thomas' class of S.P.S. for sponsoring residents and to the Junior Volunteers for their assistance during the year. Sincerely Mary Finlayson Activity Co-ordinator 24-26x1 BLAKE Although 1 was only in the hospital a short time 1 would like to thank all who wished me a speedy recovery. Mrs. Carol Blake 24-26x1 REGELE Thanks! 1 would like to thank everyone for helping get everything ready for the sale and also for helping the night of the sale. It was very much appreciated. Clarence Regele 24-26x1 ROBERTON Many thanks to relatives. friends and neighbors for cards, flowers, gifts and visits while a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Helen Henderson for helping at time of my accident, also doctors and nurses. Belle Roberton 24-26x1 PHILLIPS My heartfelt thanks to everyone for flowers, cards, etc. and to special people like Sharon. Ina and Mary Anne, who have _helped me during my down time. To my family I thank you for your love and never ending help. To Deb and Mandy for special ickin's, Gord and Neil for extra running and Stu for his constant help. Mara Phillips 24-26-1 McCUTCHEON Many thanks to all who sent cards, treats and inquired about me while in hospital. Special thanks to Rae and Margurite Crawford, Lloyd and Isabel Batkin for driving my wife to hospital. Jack McCutcheon 24-26x1 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 27, 1984 -- A17 24.CARD ,OF THANKS I ALLAN The family of the late Garnet (Pete) Allan with to express their sincere thanks and appreciation t relatives, friends and neigh- bors for their many acts of kindness and sympathy shown to them in the loss of a dear. husband, father and grandfather. Also special thanks for the beautiful -floral tributes, cards and donations. Thanks to everyone who sent food to the house and the Hensall Legion Ladies for serving lunch after the funeral. Special thanks to Rev. Stan McDonald, Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Home and the Hensall Legipn Men and Ladies Auxiliary. Everyone's kindness and sympathy will always be remembered: Donna Allan and Family 24-26-1 ALTMAN We wish to thank our family, relatives and friends for cards, flowers and gifts on our 50th anniversary, to Father Frank Dentinger for saying our Mass, the ladies of the Legion for theylovely dinner and -lunch and for the music provided. Everything is greatly appre- ciated. Pat and RoseAltman 24-26x1 ROCK We would like to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for attending our 25th anniversary and making it such a happy occasion. Special thanks tp those who helped with the meal. Keith and Marjorie Rock ,24-26x1 -RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR Property known as 92 East William Street, Seaforth. Ont, consists of three bedrooms upstairs. Downstairs has one bedroom, living room. dining room, kitchen, pantry, bathroom and back woodshed. Carpeted upstairs and down. new roof in last two years, outside painted last year, gas furnace, electric water heater. Situated on a good sized lot close to arena and curling rink in a good neighborhood. Terms on property 10% day at time of sale balance due in 30 days being offered subject to a reasonable reserve bid. For information and viewing phone the auctioneer at 482-7898. AUCTIONEER - RICHARD LOBB 482-7898 CLINTON, ONTARIO NOTE: Contents of house will be sold Sat. July 7 at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. -�j VEALS 15. PROPERTYfor RENT Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy. 83-3% miles east of Exeter WED. JUNE 27, 6 p.m. 3 bedroom house and household furniture, appli- ances, etc. at 128 Princess St. WW Clinton for Mrs. Margaret Moodie. SAT. JUNE 30, 10 a.m. Machine shop equipment, garage equipment, metal lathe, heat treating equipment to be held at Clinton High School for the Huron Cty. Bd. of Ed. THURS., JULY 5, 7:30 p.m. 4 bedroom house for ida Close, 92 East William, Seaforth. FRI. JULY 6, 10 a.m. Self-propelled combine, 2 tratturs, MF baler 2 years old, New Holland haybine. Full line of equipment, ensilage, seven polled here - ford cows And calves, seven yearling stockers, misc. tools, etc. for Robert J. Smith, quarter mile west of Holmesville, Ontario, on Cut line road. SAT. JULY 7, 10 am. Antiques, furniture, appliances, at Richard Lobb Auction Barn. Clinton. WED. JULY 18, 12:30 p.m. 8th annual Perth Huron Harvest Sale of47 purebred Jersey cows and heifers at Clinton Fairgrounds, Clinton, Ont. 235-1123 Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked meats ptocesa- ed exactly the way you like it. DOUGLAS JACOB Auctioneer Farm, Household & Real Estate Phone 393-6214 Sebringville, Ont HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. A l I classes of livestock WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreavea 482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall Barry Miller 236-2717 Exeter & 229-6205 Kirkton Elizabeth Court Apartments 176 Oxford St., Hensall 1 UEDROOM AVAILABLE includes utilities, carpeting, appliances, laundry facilities. Phone 262-2846 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of MERRIAM SHOLDiCE All persons having claims against the estate of Merriam Shotdice, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, deceased who died on the 6th day of May, 1984 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 11th day of July 1984, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this 1401 day of June, 1984. MCCONNELL, STtsWART, DEVEREAUX & SMITH Barristers &e., Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executor AUCTION SALE Combine, two tractors. farm machinery, feed, cattle, etc. to be held at Lot 26, Concession 11, Goderich Township 4 miles west of Clinton, Ontario on highway #8 to Holmesville, Ontario turn left go '/. mile on cutline road. Friday, July 6 at 10 a.m. COMBINE: Case 800 self-propelled combine w/Innes 71/2 ft. grain pick up TRACTORS: Case 930 Comfort King diesel tractor w/cab, front end weights. Set of 18.4 x 34 dual wheels, Case 530 gas tractor w/loader w/hyd. bucket and adjustable rear wheels, hydraulic outlets, 2431 Hr. EQUIPMENT! Massey Ferguson 124 PTO baler like new, 2 years old, New Holland 479 nine ft. haybine, New Idea 7 ft. trail PTO hay mower (late model), 18 ft. flat rack on 10 ton wagon w/11 Lx15 tires, 18 ft. flat rack on 8 ton double reach wagon, Cockshutt 207 five bar side rake, Gehl FH84 forage harvester w/hay pick up, Gehl FH84 forage harvester w/two row 32" narrow corn head, Gehl short trough forage blower and pipes, 2 Gehl three beater forage boxes on wagons, I Gehl two beater forage box on wagon, new conveyor belt for Gehl wagon, Glenco 16 ft. trail cultivator, White 14 ft. trail wheel disc, international 720 four furrow x 16" bottom toggel trip semi -mount plow, Westfield 16 ft. pony harrow, Geo. White 200 gal. aluminum tank trail sprayer w/27 ft. boom, Lucknow 71/2 ft. heavy duty double auger snowblower w/hyd. hood turner, Smoker 30 ft. hay and grainretevator w/1 HP electric motor, 15 ft. six inch auger w/undercarriage and electric motor, New Idea 325 two row narrow corn picker w/12 row husking bed, two gravity bins on wagons, John Deere 34 PTO manure spreader, 2-11 ft. land packers, old 9 ft. iHC trail cultivator, INC three furrow ace bottom plow, John Deere 131/2 ft. rotary hoe, old Minneapolis belt drive corn crib sheller, MF post hole digger, Bell 3250 threshing machine w/straw cutter grain thrower, all belts, on steel, easy spread grass seeder, Surge vacuum pump & motor, two surge buckets & straps, GSW 3 HP water pump one year old, Van Dale 13 ft. silo unloader no motor, 6 ft. 3 pt. hitch blade. CATTLE: 6 young polled hereford cows w/newborn calves at side, 1 polled hereford cow due in two months, roan cow w/calf at side, Charolais cow bred one month, black cow w/calf at side, yearly polled hereford bull, 7 yearly stockers approx. 400 to 500 lbs. FEED: Approx. 1000 bales of one year old hay, aprox. 8 ft. of corn silage in 13 ft. silo. TOOLS & MISC.: NuWaiy 5/8 floor model drill press w/motor, 25 ft. endless drive belt, hew barb wire, 12 boxes Esiok baler twine, approx. 50 steel posts, quantity of cedar posts, several rolls of page wire, 2 ton chain fail, Snap On tool box, Beatty bench press, antique wooden planes, 2 sausage presses, Beatty water well pump, cast iron kettle, feed carts, buzz saw blades, Burdizzo, cattle dehorner, Sunbeam cattle clipper, 2-16 ft. steel gates, 2-10 ft. steel gates plus a wagon load of mise. items. LAND RENTED TERMS CASH LUNCH BOOTH AUCTIONEER - RICHARD LOBB 519-482-7898 OWNER - ROBER'T J. SMITH 519482.3340 Owner or auetlo, eer not responsible for any accidents day of sale. WINSTON POWELL LICENCED CARPENTER Custom built homes and complete remodelling Reasonable rates R.R.2, Seaforth 462-T108 Geo. A. Sills & Sons ,tet MERCHANT'S PLUMBING -HEATING & ELECrBICAL CONTRACTORS irih _........ ,....„ Home Hardware %.�.on homy egoerixti & ac Phone 527-162 1 Seaforth AUCTION SALE SALVATION ARMY, Wingham wishes to express sincere appreciation to all who took part in the recent national red shield appeal. There were those who assisted in the canvas and those who gave of their money in the Brussels area which made it possible for us to go over the top and to continue assisting those who have lost their way. God bless you as you have assisted, DOUG PURDY Red Shield Campaign Brussels Area 26. PERSONAL 125. IN MEMORIAM ELLIOTT: In loving memory of a dear brother, Gerald who passed away June 30, 1983. He isone but not forgotten, gotten, And, as dawns another year, In our lonely hpurs of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near, Days of sadness will come o'er us, Many think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That lies in the heart concealed. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by brother Grant and June and family. 25-26x1 MUNRO: In loving memory of a dear grandmother and great grandmother, Grace, who God called home on July 4, 1982. God saw you getting tired, When a cure was not to be; He closed His arms around you, And whispered "Come with me." So keep your arms around her Lord, And give her special care, Make up for all she suffered And all that seemed unfair. Always will be remembered by her granddaughter Mary Helen, Bob and great grandsons Shawn and Curtis. 25-26-1 COOPER: In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Morley Cooper who passed away one year ago, June - 28, 1983 The world changes year to year And friends from day to day But never will the one we loved From memory pass away • To us your name will ever be The key that unlocks memory Of a dear one gone, but cherished yet, A beloved face we'll 'ner forget. Lovingly remembered by the family. 25-26-1 MEET your match. For all ages and unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call tol free 1-800-263-9103. Hours: Noon to 8 p.m. 26-26-0 29. ENGAGEMENTS SIMPSON - LAYCOX Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hecker, Zurich are pleased to announi<.e.the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter Teresa' Ann Simpsen to Mr. Harry Laycox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Laycox, Varna, Ontario. The wedding will take place at Egmondville United Church, Egmondville, Ont., July 2tst, 1984 at 7 p.m. Reception to follow. 29-26-1 SHORT SHOTS [Continued from Page A1Si' Cousin's Hardware Store all week. The hospitality committee are there to welcome everyone interested in seeing the display of quilts, old and new, and watching the ladies of the Majestic W.I. busily quilting. Saturday is the day of the parade and beef barbecue Sunday there will be a community church service at the park followed by a pork barbecue and -sports with the Fdrm Show on again at the B.M.G. arena, a full busy week. Plan to attend and enjoy all of it. a••••• In spite of numerous costly fires caused by tookiilg oil left tliatfetidttd" do the stove, people still do it. If you are heating cooking oil keep close watch on it. Never leave it for a moment or you might find your kitchen in flames. Do not forget about the Brussels Horticul- tural Rose 'Show and Bake Sale in the Brussels library on Saturday. July 4. Why do so many women go out in public with their head deeorated'with hair curlers, not even out of sight with some covering? Just not enough time to wait until their hair is ready, must be the explanation. One husband apparently was not pleased to see his wife's head in curlers for he was heard asking, 'When do the bittteriRcs,come ont,oftboser,: • .. cocoons? Party held for Walton teacher Ccrrrespondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL 887-6677 A Citizenship and World Affairs meeting was held at the Walton hall for the Walton Women's Institute, Wednesday evening, June 20. President Leona McDonald welcomed guests and members and then read a poen. Margery Huether was pianist. The Institute voted to enter a float in the Bicentennial parade at 4 p.m. at the Walton Sport Area Day on July 14. The Institute offered to look after cards (as 'a drop in euchre) for those that wish to play till 9 p.m. The Walton Sports Area will look after other entertain- ment and barbecue. A White Pine tree has been planted in the park by the Walton Women's Institute to commemorate the Bicentennial this year in Ontario. Plans were made for the birthday party in July at Huronview, a committee was put in to look after program and several offers were made to make cupcakes. The Institute will cater to an anniversary supper for Lavern and Marion Godkln, Wednesday, July 4. A donation was made to Jack Ryans who lint their shed by fire recently on their farm. Convenor Viola Kirkby conducted a Bicentennial quit assisted by Margery Huether. The new programmes of the Huron East District Women's institute were given out by secretary treasurer, Margaret Shortreed. SCHOOL NEWS On Thursday, June 21 at noon at Walton Public School a surprise party was held for Mary Ellen Walsh who is leaving to go to -McCurdy School at Centralia next fall. The children lined up in the hall and she was led through with a farewell cake, Long scrolls with names from each class were opened when best wishes were given to Mary Ellen. IMICEVAMIMO OF EDUCATIONALLY RELATED ITEMS At F.C. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL [GYMNASIUM] WINGHAM, ONTARIO NOG 2W0 on SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1984 at 10:00 aeme Consisting of: desks, riding lawn mowers, typewriters, ditto machines, etc. PREVIEW: SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1984 from 8:30 a.m. to sale time Mobile Lunch Terms: Cash JACK ALEXANDER - AUCTIONEER 357-1011 R.8. ALLAN Director of Education E. FRAYNE Chairmen Her grade three class presented her with a necklace presented by Wendy Clark. Mrs. Vandendool, the grade two teacher had composed a song which the children sang to Mary Ellen. She will be greatly missed at the Walton school and was very much liked by all the children and people in the community. On Friday, June 22, a short program was held at the Walton Public School for the kindergarten graduation when parents and friends attended to see diplomas and report cards presented. Their teacher' is Della Bennett. PERSONALS Visitors on Sunday, June 17 with Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDonald were Dr. Neil McDon- ald, Vancouver B.C.; Edna McDonald of Huronview, Clinton; Murray and Mary Huether, Brussels; Brian and Dianne Huether and Sherry, Brussels; Paul and Marjorie Keauter, Listowel; Alvin and Vera McDonald, Brussels; Don and Marilyn McDonald, Brussels; their grandchildren Kevin and Megan Flaxbard, London; Jean Bewley, Brussels; Rick and Jo Ann McDonald, Brussels. in the evening Ray and Margery Huether. Walton and Herb and Mildred Traviss. Seaforth called at the same home to see Neil before he returned to Vancouver. On Wednesday, June 13, Ray and Margery Huether attended the graduation of their nephew Danny Holmes of Clinton at the University of Western Ontario at London. The Worship service has been cancelled at Duff's United Church this coining Sunday due to the joint outdoor church service at the Ball Park in Brussels. A picnic is after the church service, Those on the east side of County Road 12 bring sandwiches and those on the west side bring squares, tarts and cookies. Bicentennial celebi"atioas will follow in the afternoon. Belgrave has lucky penny sale winners I Continued from Page A141 Beth Procter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Michael McNall and Michelle of Victoria B. C and toured many interesting places. On returning home she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Smithson of Downsview. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Speakman of Mississauga were also visiting at the same home. Mrs. Procter returned to her home in Belgrave on June 15 accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Charles Speakman. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch. Julia and Jeff of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston attended the Forrest reunion held at the home of Mrs, Harvey Johnston of Clinton on June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Farrier, Winnifred Farrier of Toronto and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald of Waterloo attended the funeral of their uncle, Cecil Wheeler of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery. Mr. and Mrs. Les Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Higgins attended the Square Dance Stepping Out '84 at Wiarton on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman. Tracy. Trina, Kim and Kendra are now living in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor. We welcome them to our village. weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman were John Leishman and Lisa of Niagara Falls, Frank Leishman, Wendy, Wanda and Frankie, Joan Davis and Danny of Dashwood, Terry Bauer, Elliott and Tanya of Prince George B.C. Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman, Tracy, Trina, Kim and Kendra. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Williamson, Patricia. Sharon, Leslie and Danny of Wingham, Tim and Angus Jacklin of Rosseau, Mt and Mrs. Don Mitchum of Columbia, South Carolina. Joan Leishman and Danny De Felici of Toronto, Jean Kennedy, Steven, Kathy and Amanda of Londesboro, John Shaddick off Goderich, Myrtle Barker and Beatrice Barker of Goderich and all attended the wedding of Alan Leishman to Wanetta Jacobs of Brussels at Knox United Church, Belgrave on June 16. Mrs. Stanley Snell and Mrs. Quainte of London visited with Mrs. Snell's brother Harold Keating on June 17. They attended the Sunday School anniversary at Knox United Church, Belgrave and the chicken barbecue. 1