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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-27, Page 7• USE THESE CLASSIFICATIONS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE 1. Coming Events 2. Lost, Sayed 3. Found 4. Help Wanted 5. Business Opportunities 6. Teachers Wanted 7. Situation e Wanted 8. Farm Stock For Sale 9. Poultry For Sale 10. Used Cars For Sale 11. Articles For Sale 12. Wanted To Buy 13. Wanted - • 14. Property „For Sale 15. Property For Rent 16. For Sale Or Rent, 17. Wanted To Rent 18. Property Wanted 19. Notices 20. Auction Sales 21. Tenders Wanted 22. Legal Notices 23. Business Directory 24. Cards of Thanks 25. In Memoriam 28. Personals 27. Births • 28. Deaths 29. Marriages Clessified adenare inserted at a rate of 3 cents per word, Each number, initial and ab- breviation counts as one Word. Ads are subject to the follow- ing minimums: Classifications • 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 17 minimum 65e. Classifica- tions 24, 25 and 26, minimum 2c per word, minimum $L15. All other classifications minimum $1,15 per insertion except Auc- tion Sales (20), Tenders Wanted (21), ana Legal Notices (22), rates on application. For cash payment or if paid within 10 days following last Insertion, 15 _CENTS deducted from above rates. 1 1. Coming Events • 4 CHICKEN Barbecue, Cavan U. C., Winthrop, Thurs., July 11, from 5:30 to 8 pan. Adults $1.50 Childaen 6 - 12, 75e. 1-32-2 YOU are invited to an, Open, Honrat in 'home. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Charles Regele on the occasion of their 40th, wedding • annivereary at their residence Sunday, July 7,-1968, from 2:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. 1-33x2 to 1 4 JULY lst wieekend charter bus to Montreal. Phone Pte. John Trudel, 482-9451, local240, 8 to 12 a.m. 1 to 4:30 p.m. ' • 1-33-1 2. Lost, Strayed • MAN'S black . rimmed glasses, • betweeneeltailway St. 'and the Hospital. Phone 527.1705e-• 2.33x1 a 4. Help Wanted HELP WANTED — Man needed for general elevator work. Con- tact Cook Bros. Milling Co. Ltd., phone 262-260, Hensall. 4-32-2 ORGANIST wanted Cavan Chun. 4 ch Winthrop, duties to com- mence July let. Apply Mrs,. Rob- ert Dalton R. R. 1 Loncleshoro, Phone 527-1366. 4-32-2 AVON CALLING Would you like to know how • to benne an Avon Represent- • ative? For inforraation mail eoupon to Mrs. Matson, 17 Hawk- esbury Ave., London, My NMI° Address • Phone 4-30-4 SALES clerk, female, for work in local store full time. Apply to Box 1750 Huron: Expositor. 4-33-1 WOMAN to cook suppee, four nights a vbeek. Kilbarchan Nur- sing Home, phone 527-0860 bet- ween 9 arn, and 12 tippet. 4-33-1 HERE'S YOUR KEY TO- A BIG INCOME,— MAR. TODAY The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Ltd, Dept, F -363-11Y, 40b5 Richelieu„ Montreal, P Q. Gemtlemeria I ail „ ietieeested in the world famous Reetteloh Line on a ( ) part-time baate ( full-time -Oasis ( ) Plea:se-lee me FREE' Cook Book aid cata- log with;fidi details. • NAME ADDRESS CITY PROV 4-33-1 7. Situations Wanted BABYSFITING in your hornet. Phone 345-2624.. 7-33x3 STUDENT 16 years old wislies employment on farm for sum- mer months, "Phone 527-0547. 7-33-2 8. Farm Stock For Sale ,,,zintirse. eight pigs 8 weeks old. Apply Ken, 13eattie 8-32-1 A real good four year sorrel gelding, 16 hands, two white s•ocke and blaze, broken to ride. Girl owner, must sell, going to university. Phone B. Cameron.; Lueknow, 528-2912, .8-33-1 TWO dual 'purpose Shorthorn cows, frresh, one registered, one heifer due in August. Filmer Chappel, phone 345-2219: 8-33x2 BAY Clyde mare, 7 year old, broken te double heelless, with hay eelt by tbo tboroughbrOs' horse, Ay r4 APPIY4'11EriOr pel, Oranitiktaleadli?6, 7371' 8 3 8. Farm Stock For Sale AFPROXIATiLY 600 bales of hay leaded on Wagon. Phone 5274715, Robert R•egele, RR1, Dublin, 12-334 ONE registered six year old Hereford herd bull. Stanley Jaeleson, phone Seaforth 527- 1927, RR2, KIPPera 8-334' 9. Poultry For Sale KIMBER LEGHORN Day Old and Started Pullets SCOTT POULTRY FARMS, LTD. • Seaforth Phone 527-0847 • Box 160 9-301! 10. Used Cars For Sale 1 957 Chevrolet convertible 7-8, stick, radio, 'power top, power brakes, powier seats. :This car is in, good condition- Phone 527-0196. 10-33-1 1957. Oldsmobile sedan, A. T. and power brake, cheap, phone 5274753. 10-33-1' 11. Articles For Sale DON'T miss the bargains at the Goble-mite:of-business sale. Sav auge Jewellers, opposite the post office. 11-284f CRUSHED gravel, delivered or at the pit. John Thompson, Phone 527-0238, 11-30-ff SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF DIAMOND RINGS Convenient Terms No Carrying Charges Anstett Jewellers Ltd. 11-30tf - NOW is the time for Dahlia and Gladioli bulbs. Darwin dah- lia, pansy, petunia and all var- ieties of flowers ancl vegetables, Steffen's Flowers, phone 527- 0800. 11-27-7 PIANOS and organs, new and reconditioned, largest va- riety to choose from. We ser- vice what we sell for our ewe -tamers t� the highest degree of accuracy. See your, Sher- lock- Manning dealer for this area and get a truly fine in- strument. Many makes and modelat Garnet Farrier's showrooms at Whitechurch. Phone 357-2068. 11-304f -CRYSTAL We have open stock of the following crystal patterns: Cross and Olive $1.00 each Pinwheel $1.210 each Flair $1_50 each Exquisite $2.25 each Cornflower at Regular Prices 10% Discount on Complete Sets A.nstett Jewellers Ltd. 11-30-ff TWENTY acres of standing hay. Russell Bolton, Phone 527-1428. 11-32-2 COMBINE Case 77 P.T.O. with pick-up and reel, bean screens, good working condition. Phone 262-5002. Robert Elgie R. R. 3 Kippen. 11-32-2 TER aces of mixed hae7V-Tin cut and balee Jack Feeney, phone 345-2318. , 11-33-1 COLOUR Television priceis new neduced, for summer clearance. Buy now and save at Crown leardware.. 11-33-1 PAINT eale ende June 29. Save $2.50 gal. and .65e quart on Pits:burg Exerior finishes and interior latex wa•Ilhide and la- tex satinhide enamel, now at Crown Hardware. • 11,33-1 , ELECTRIC fans 8" - 10" - 20"; reduced this weekend only. They are hot buys while they last at -Crown Hardware. - 11-33-1 ONE 200 gallon• fuel oil- tank. One electric washer with water heater, attechedn ideal for sum- mer cottages. Phone 527-0274. 11-33-2 CHESTERFIELD and chair, al -- so some used furniture. Mrs. J. Gibtem,Seafoetle, 482-3229. 1143-1- "600' cas coinbire, filve,new, fully equiPped, •Enaris and bean elevator. John Shep- herd, , EEL liondqsbOre,.piiine • 5274676: 1143-1 TENT trailer; kitehen sink with right-leihd driiiieboriatt Oath -talk Mane 282-5045. 11.434 ,LARGE•eleglieuae,an good con, 5214.705. 11-3*i RACKS and hoed. Steelplat- form rein/)reed with side raelvs. Two ram hoist. Phone 523-9388, Myth. 11-33x1 ANTTrY of mixed grain, Bill Roe, Rat, Walton. 11-33-1 ONE skieleton elevator, 24 ft:, 2 flat melts like new and one Be•echville• wagon, with good tires. Francis Bicknell, phime 345.2948. 11-334e WINGHANI coal and wood range in good conaitionecomplete with water front and pipes, 25 gal- lon hot water tank, like new; Quebec heater and,, rangette, priced reasonably., Phdrie 5a7- 0121 after 8 o'clock. 11-33x1 CANADIAN Beauty rang -eft -6 with oven, suitable for cottage. In good condition. Mrs. Alex Wright, phone 527-1375. • 11-3.3-1 ONE good used wooded patty -Pen, Bussels, 342-J41, 12-33e1 _ . A collexition of number cal Oita' lags already framed; Suitable for shoWer gifts' or Weddingg • ee IteaSeAahly,„PrLeed. Apply, Wet -1754 1149,,d , -EX WATHES SOW ADIDL SERVIMD THROUGH • ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. COPIES Copies of Your important pa- pers or documents while you wait. Letter size, 25c each,. The Huron Expositor 11-29-tf LARGE SELECTION OF BLUE MOUNTAIN ' POTTERY NOW AVAILABLE k AT Anstett Jewellers Ltd. ALLIS . Chalmeree eds gear box. Tractor titee„pair 13",x24" pair la'aqa", glee 61 chev parts. Phone 262-52'72 Here. sail. 1132-2 ONE Case 950 s..p. swather with • hay conditiener, dual wheels, two reels, two knives; one Case 600 combine equipped for beans; one New Holland five bar side rack; one No. 10 Massey -Fer- guson baler. All in good condit- ion. Ken Gibbings, phone 482- 7419. 11-33-2 12. Wanted To Buy TRAILER box 4ft. x 61t, prefer plywood! or wood bottom and low sides. Apply Box 1750, Hur- on Expositor. 12-32-2 TWO ,elevator canvasses in good shape for 7 ft. eVleCormick Bin- der. Phone 527-0585. 12-33x1 14. Property For Sale oFFEAs to purchase the house • and lots of the late Frank R. Smith, Druggist of e Brussels may be Submitted for consider- ation to. Crawford, Shepherd and Mill, Brussels. 14-334 15. Property For Rent MODERN two bedroom apart- ment, kitchen, living toom and 3 piece bath. -Hot water heated. Phone- 527-0810, 6-284f COTTAGE at Point Clarke, nin,e miles eolith of Kincardine. Sleeps nine, three piece bath, het water, screened porch, close to store. Phone 345-2484, or write Mrs. Dorothy Engel, RR3, Mitchell, Ontario. 15-33-1 MODERN three bedroom house on Goderieh -Street West, pos- session early in July. Apply box 1746, Huron, Expositor. 15-334f HEATED apartment, two bed- room, three piece bath. Avail- able now. Gordon Noble, 527- 0840. 15-33-1 MODERN two • bedroom apart- ment, kitchen., living room and 3 •piece bath. Hot water heated. Phone 5271-0810. 15-32-2 CABIN trailer ,on site neer San- dy beach, furnished, sleeps six, water and hydro supplied,. By week or month. Contact Cam Procter, 108 Raglan St. Clinton. Phone 482-9548. 15-33-1 TWO rooms, heated, ground floor, light, hot and cold water, fridge, electric stove, commer- cial clothes dryer, TV lead -he built in cupboards, storage, flush toilet, $40.00 a month. Jack Thompson, Family Shoes and Repairs. 15-27-tf TRAVEL trailer, sleep.e 6, com- plete kitchen, available by day week or month. Gerald's Supier- test, phone 527-1010, Seaforth. • 15-314f TWO bedroom furnished apart- ment for 3 or 4 single girls. Weekly rates, $8.00. Mrs. James McNairn, phone 527-0428. • 15-314f, FURNISHED or unfurnished duplex in Egmetbdville, . gas heated, heat and hydro Paid, $23 per week. Phone 527-152a 15424.2 16..For Sale or Rent IENT ttailer, pheite 627-1700 16-834. 17. Wanted To Rent MARRIED couple,' wishes to rent a furniethed apartment .or house for summer' 'inonths. Cori - tact Feed Wagber,'-‘C/0 Town - to Dominion Bank, S•eaforth, 17-a3-1 18. Property Wanted LARGE building lot for private reeidence in or near Seaforth with access to town water, Call 527.0134, Seaforth 18-33-2 19. Notices DAY nursery opening Monday lune 17th. For information cal Intro. James MeNairn,phone 527- 0428. 19-314f SEPTIC TANKS' CLEANED Write or phone LOUIS BLAKE, RR2, Erusselsi, phone 442-W-6 or HAROLD MALONEY, phone 527-1424. 19-304f ELEC7IROL'UX Canada Ltd. Sales and Service, authorized dealer Alvin Riley, 153 Light- house St., Gederielt, phone 524- (3814.• 1940-tf Ever week more. people Mt- OVer "What‘100 ,jobs ate aceomplfsbed by low cost kph/v-1044 Aili,A01101 11 10., Notice* OtTSTOM bac-It-hoe 'Ioatle, Also Cestoin -bulletozhig. Lyle nmr-, Olnern Clinton, phone 432, 7844 in the evenings, 19-Paig ANYONE. interested, in taking a course in art, ceramiee eor band-. crafts -please phene 527-0442. at, ter 6 Pan- 1933x1 ..NOTICE We are shipping eattle evm ,Monday to United Co-Opera.tives of Ontario. To arrange for Pick- up at your farm, phone by Sat- urday night. WILLIAM 4. DALE Phone Seaforth 527-0635 or MICHAEL J. DOYLE,- • Phone 345-2549 Dublin: calt cell- ect. ' 19304f COI1CRETE WORK No job too big; no job too amen, also po,st hol� digging, arid fencing; Reasonable rates. Free eetainates,,' Phone • • LOUIS MALONEY -004.8,51, • 19404 REMOVAL Please Call Promptly .MARLATT BROS. Phone 133 — Brinisels, Ont. 24 hour service—.7 days a week LICENSE NO. 390-C-65 • 19-30-ff Jewellery Repairs We do all types of jewellery repairs. Ring Sizing Retip Claws Rebuild Shanks Bead Restringing • Repair costume jewellery Anstett Jewellers Ltd. • 19-30-ff SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern equipment. We guaran- tee all work. Write or call Har- vey •Dale, Seaforth, phone 527- 1406. 19-3042 WATCH REPAIRS FAST SERVICE All work gearenteed ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. - Phone 527-1720 — Seaforth 19-304f COPIES Copies of your hnportant pa- pers or documents while you wait. Lett:el. size, 25e each, The Huron Expositor 19-304f 21. Tenders Wanted Tenders Wanted IVIcKILLOP 'TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA BOARD Invites tenders for installing oil furneeee and tank (only) in S.S. No. 6 MeKillop, to be in- stalled by September 1st, 1968. Tenders te be marked "Tender" and be in the hands of the secretary by July 13th, 1968. lowest • tender not necessarily accepted. CAMIPBELL WEY, SECRETARY MeKillop Township School Area Board F1R4, Walton, Ontario 21-33-2 22. Legal Notices • NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of DANIEL IVIUNRO All Persons having claims against, the • Estate of Dan- iel Munro late of the Town of Seafarth, in the County of Huron, Retired Butcher, de- ceas'ed, who died on the 25th day of March, 1988 are hereby notified to send in full particu- lars of their claims to the un- dersigned on or before the 4th day of July, 1968, after which date the assets will be distri- buted, having regard only to claims thee rereived. DATED at Seaforth, this 7th day of June, 1068. McCONNELL az STEWART Seafinth, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executors, - • 2231-3 23. Business Directory Auctioneer and Appraise" Licensed and capable In selling all types ext auetion sales. Reasonable Mites. Bruce Rathwell 13rucefield Phone 482-3384 Auctioneer FARM and FURNITURE SALES CONDUCTED R. G. GETHKE Phone 347-2465, atonkton JOHN E. LONGSTAPT OPTOMETRIST Seaforth Office: Tues., Tilers., Fri., 9 to 5:30 p.m. Sat, 9 to 12 noon For Appointment Phone 52741240 — or 482-7010 Mon., Wed. — Clinton Wits W. J. CLEARY SeafOrth, Ontario LICENSED EMBALMER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR Night or Day Calls — 527-0510 Roy. X. BENTLEY Aecountant 4 Brit-al:IA Rolla East. . Goderith Phone ,524.9521 23-14-tf , 1.10404-11XIT.11414 *WWI% Onc.00411,7, 1f$104 OS Bivoiness Directory BOX FUNERAL SERVICE P13011114 and careful. attentlon Ambulance Service Fiewers For All Occasions Phones: Day 527680 — Night _527-0885 IVIcCONNELL ' & STEWART Barristers, Solicitors, Rte. . • F. D. XeCONNELL, Q.C. D. I. STEWART Seaferth, Ont. Phone 527-0850 SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC O. Turnbull, D.V.M., V,S. W. R. Bryans, D.V.M., VS, W. .MPatterson, n.y.m., • P. S. Dwyer, M.V.T.1„ Phone 527-1760 . Seaforth , A. M .17ASPER • , Chartered Accountant 55-57- South Street Telephone Goderich 524.7562 FARM SERVICE CENTRE For all pressure systems and , - farm line needs. PHONE 482-9561. '17 Rattenbury Street, CLINTON "Proudly, • "We Service Canadian" what we sell" RUSS ARCHER, Manager . RONALD G. Mc1VIANN Public Accountant CLINTON, ONTARIO Office; Rattenbury St., phone 482-9677. Res; Rattenbury St, phone 482-7313 G. A. WHITNEY FUNERAL HOME Goderich St. We Seaforth AMBULANCE SERVICE Adjustable hospital beds for rent. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phohe 527-1390 - Seaforth 24. Cards of Thanks We would like to thank friends, relatives and neighbors for their kind acts of sympathy during -our recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Malkus, nurses of Seaforth Hospital, am- bulance:, pall bearers, Bonthron Funeral Home and staff and for all flowers, cards and re- freshments. — Mrs. Robert Speir Sr: and family, • 24-33x1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarence Smil- TIMES SEEM RATHER SMALL ROUND HERE, FRAZaR 24; Can% of nooks lie of flanleall wish. 40 eOnlOVO.04 the eneagentene of their You -K- en daughter, Brenda Dianne, 19 Mr. Terence Ralige TreastiaO; son of 'Mrs. N. Treasure of Van. conifer, B. C. The wedding will take plate July 20, 1968 r 4 o'clock in Ifensall United Church, lieneall, Ontario. 28-33x1 Ma and Mrs. Roylanee• West roe are pleased ipt announce the engagement or their eldest deughte, Carole Diane, to Mr. Kenneth Bruce 04sou, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Casson of Brantford. The wedding will take place Saturday, July 1.3, 1963 at 3:00 p.m, in. James St, United Chard., Exetee. 26-32-1 Mr. and 1V1re. Joseph Shea, RR1, Dublin, announce- the engage- ment of their daughter, Irene Mary, to Mr. Donald Jetties Kelly, son of Mr. and Mira. Basta Kelly, Kinkora. The Wei - ding will fake place, July -20th, 1068, at ten thirty o'clock in St. .Neick's Church, Dublin, •• 26-33x1 I wish to thank everyone wbo sent cards and for visite when 1 was a patient at hospital: el- se DTs. Malkus and Brady, nue ses, and those who have helped e home. Everything --was sin- cerely appreciated. — Manuel Betierman, 24-33-1 WE wish to express sincere thanks to all who contributed to the gifts we received at our Silver Anniversary. Special thanks to aLl. who helped to make •our evening a peal suc- cess. — Elsie and Bill Benne- wiee. • ' 24-33-1 I woeld like- to thank everyone of my many friends who visited. me while, I was a patient an Seaforth Community Hospital, also for the flowers and gifts. Special thanks to Dr. Brady and Dr. Inallcus and the nurses who looked- after me so well. It was sincerely appreciated. — - Mrs; IVIeintje Vos. 24-33x1 25. In Memoriam BYERMAN — In loving memory of a dear husband and father who passed away three years ago, June 29, 1965. Goie took him home, it was His will, But inour hearts, we love him still, His memory is as dear today As in -the hour he passed away. We often sit an think of him When we ane all alone, For memory- is the only friend That grief can cell its owe, -- Sadly messed by his wife and family. 25-33x1 26. Personals The engagement is announced. of Rebecca Marion, daughter of Mr. Jasper Woodward and the late Mrs, Woodward of Porcu- pine, Ontario; to Mr, Donald .Raphael McKindsey, son: Of Mr. • and Mrs. R. MeKindeey of Sea - forth Ont. Wedding takes place 6. N11304418 . July 10; 1968, at 7 p. At in CalvarY Churchs St. Patbartue& .3stiss, Woodward has #444,1tedi tram l%TeNestaa UniVersitY witb. a 'bachallor of Art, dogre Ynk joring in psychology. Miss Woodward ia a graduate of South Porcupin-e' High School. 26,33xl . „ Ntr, and 94tS. Elmore StP:Pbga eaa \visit) ta announce the ea- gagement of the* daughter, Grace Eleanor to Thoneae Fran, cis. Partridge, on of Mr. and Mee. '11. a •Partridge, of Toren - JO. The marriage will take place July 2'7 at 30) P. avi.. .0; .t4e Egmondville United ChUreb, 26-334. Mrs. Alberta McBeath will be at ber home in Rensael to fx:iffglo,„. and relatives, oai the occasion a her 80th birthday on Sunday,. July 7th from 2:30 to 5:00 and 7:30 to 10:00 pen, 284X2 Couple Married 25 Years The Friendship .Circle Group of First Presbyterian Chiereli Seaforth catered for a dinner at 7 pin. June 12, when 44 rela- tives and friends honored Fran- ces and Edythe 'Coleman on oc- casion of their 25th wed!ding anniversary. Out of town guests were Dr. and flare. Hugh Jack, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott, Aub- urn; Mr. and IVIrs. Jas • Flanni- gan, Don Mills; Mr, and Mrs. Frank °carman, Ripley and ma- ny other aunts and uncles of the immediate families. Program followed with Robt. McMillan, :brother of ,bride act- ing as chairman. He introduced violin selections by Wm-. Mac- Lean accompanied by Joanne Elligson and a piano solo and vocal duet by Sandra Coleman and Mary Jean Fry. Mrs. Edith, Campbell, aunt of the bride, fav- oured with appropriate piano numbers during the event. Frances and Edythe were pre - seeded with many useful gift-Sby gathered friends. Use Expositor Want -Ads Phone 527-0240 •UW Unit laet WeaneediOr eve - ;an ta'rjoal:eal:altotereworosph:ed June meeting of the waltop, • Mrs. Ray Ilnethcr'ChOse the topic • ‘Where-- did we fad br• Dein Oswald g Mrs. n't•her- , ,mented on the events thnistest •upon the nati90 flOriea,:tho pppt week, • IVIrs. Herbert TraVise thanited all who hed taken part in the worship service and' presided cfoutrathge4vbeusithnees. rasinMxsutps;,70fte.: 14.aiWeirlreeti'ngandthe oU anedwith a o Vehneesst Tre e sure r'S report was given by Mrs. Torrance Dundee 'and the offering was received. Mrs. Walter Bewley reeoMMen- ded a hook OP Japan "Strength for the Bridge'? by' Jessiea pBuebetitieie.Lpibeerasztly in the Walton The copper contest leaders, -Mrs. Wm. Coutts and Mrs. Don Achilles announced they had re- ceived $117.75 in copper money, Two articles "It's Hard Some- times to Apologize" and "The Indispensible Man" were read. • Lunch hoefesses included Mts. /an Wilbee, Mrs. Howard Hack - well and Mrs. Allen Searle. The June meeting of the 8th end 16th UCW unit was held at the home of Mrs. Donald Fras- er. Mrs. James Smith read the scripture. The topic "The Poli- tician and the Social Worker" Was taken from the study book by Mrs. Jan Van Vliet and Mrs. J. Smith read a story. Mrs. Jan Van Vliet presided over the business part. The cop- per collection was taken and the regular collection received. Grace was sung and lunch was served, by Mrs, Hartad Bolger , and the hostess. Mission Band was held Sun- day morning with 43 members present Rickey McDonald open- ed the meeting with the call to worship. Janice Houston was at the piano. The minutes were read by Joan Bennett and treas- urer's report given by Roger Humphries. • Mite boxes were collected and Gail Traviss, Brian Smith and Brian Marks took part in the dedication service. Anyone having Japanese ar- ticles brought them to the front for display. Classes were taken under the leadership of Mrs. Wm. Coutts, Mrs. Wm. Roe, Mrs. Mac Shot- , dice and Mrs. Merton Hackwell. Additional Classified SEE PAGE 8, I SUPPOSE.WE HAVE TO GO 10 T4AIGI4LANDS 0 SWILAND OR THE Aacnc TO FIND STREAMS CLEAR OF POLLUTION. DRAGONS CAN'T BE ELECTED TO THE GOVERNMENT. YOU DON'T PAY -TAXES, THAT IS GOVERNMENT ALL RIGLIT- BUT YOU WON'T GET TI-rE BEAUTIcUL MAIDEN VOTE. N C;02, DAY WE CU5T0MIZED OUR CAPS 131 rir/LTIN6 Caa. 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