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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-03-11, Page 71 • T I* Y a S r • 4 • 6r it NEWS' .OF .THE E� Miss ` at* :Barnes spent! the weeken With Miss Annie Ev- ans. . Eric , Terris, David Kemp and Robin Daynard, Guelph, spent the weekend at their homes here. A Iarge number from this ar- ea , attended the drama night in Mitchell District High School on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Karen and Steven visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Borland and Jeffery, - Thames Road, Staffa Women's Institute held a very successful progressive euchre party in Staffa Hall on Monday evening. There were 15 tables in play. Prizes' were awarded to: high lady, Mrs. Lerne Fell, Staffa; high gent, Ed, Dearing, Staffa; low lady, Mrs. Cecil Bowman, Staffa; low gent, Jack ];Ioggarth, Cromar- ty; lone hands, Bili Riley, Staf- fa. .Ij .J ro John -410104.' Miller. John James) 14IU1er, 132, pass- ed away:early Sunday morning _IKilbarch'ap ,Nursing }tome, Seafortilt.. lie was bar* on the, home farm, lot 10, M.-9,1107 bert on.-9, Hib- bert Township; and had farm- ed 'there all stirs life until .en- tering- K-ilbarehen Nursing -Home in ursingHomein September, 1963. • He. is survived by one sister, Margaret, Seaforth, and one brother, George, London. He was predeceased by three sis- ters and one brother. The funeral serviee was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Heath -Leslie funeral home,.Mit- chell, with Rev. J. Boyne, Crom- arty romarty Presbyterian Church, of- ficiating. The pallbearers were Eldrid McNicol, London; Wil- frid Annis; Mitchell; Alvin Cote, Cromarty; Jo..hn Templeman, Leslie Miller and pert Mahaffy, all of Staffa. Interment was in the Presbyterian 'Cemetery, Mit- chell. • FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed tenders will be accepted by the undersigned Trustee until 12:00 noon, on Friday, March 19th, 1965, for the under- mentioned assets of LLOYD JAMES HOLLAND • operating as CLINTON FARM SUPPLY - This is an established farm supply business along with a farm, equipped for raising turkeys and hogs, situated near the Town of Clinton. All; equipment, barns and stock is in excellent condition. PARCEL No. 1 -Store, Warehouse and Garage 36' x 7'7'; Turkey Barn, 46' x 108'; Barn 24' x 64', also straw and hog Shelters situated on. 10 -acre lot. Buildings assembled within. last five years. PARCEL No. 2—Trailer Home, approx. 10' x 40'—not on wheels, but wheels are available. PARCEL No. 3—Brooders, feeders, waterers and range turkey feeders, poultry crates (12); Baler Loader. PARCEL No. 4—Warehouse equipment, steel granaries (1300�and • 2700 Bu.); 3 (7 -Ton) steel hopper bins;, scales; office equipment; show -cases; cash register; auger with % H.P. motor. PARCEL No. 5—Mobile Feed Mill (§ECO). mounted on 1963 Chevrolet Truck.. No. 6-1963 Ford 31/2 Ton Stake Truck, equipped with bulk loader. No. 7-1964 Ford Econoline y2 Ton Van. Np, 8-1950 Chevrolet 3 Ton, Pick-up. No. 9 Stock -in -trade consisting '•of hardware; fencing; Surge parts and supplies; Purina sanitation sup- plies; batter twine; Stewart Clipmaster; assorted • feeds; approx. value -.$7,000.00. PARCEL No. • 10—Approximately 23 tons dried local shelled corn. Tenders will be received for the above parcels separately or en bloc. PARCEL PARCEL PARCEL PARCEL A certified cheque for 15.% of the tendered price payable to the Trustee must accompany each tender. Said cheque will be returned if the tender is not accepted, but will be retained by the Trustee as -liquidated damages if the tender is accepted and for, any reason the sale is not completed. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. - Tenders must be enclosed in a sealed envelope plainly mark- ed "Tender—Clinton Farm Supply." Where applicable, Federal and Provincial Sales Tax will be added to the tendered price. , A representative of the .Trustee will be on the premises at Clinton, Ontario, on Tuesday, March 16th, 1965, and the assets. may be viewed from 10:00 .a.m. to 4:00 p:m. on that date, or by appointment by calling the Trustee. FRED 0. KIME, Trustee 312 Queens Avenue Associated with P. 0. 'Box 85, Station- B, KIME BEATTIE & CO. London, Ontario Chartered Accountants Phone 438-2103 - NEWS OF $ENBALL 2540 Chickens Crash When Truck Rolis..Ov�r Truck driver Anthony Al, 21, RR 1, Walkerton,- escaped uninjured . Thursday 'afternoon when his truck, loaded with 2,500 crated chickens, rolled' in- to a ditch. The accident, just north of Hensall on Highway 4, killed about 30 chickens and caxised $400 • damage to the truck, owned by .Canada Pack- ers Limited, of Walkerton. On- ly a few of the crates were broken. The chickens on the loose were quickly re -crated. A mobile crane from Hen- sall was used to right the truck and get it back on the high- way. The accident occurred about 1:30 p.m:, and it took un- til 7 p.m. to get the 5 -ton truck back on the highway. Provincial Constable Harry Reid, of Exeter, who was as- sisted by Chief of Police E. R. Davis, of Hensall, said the ac. cident occurred when the Can- ada Packers' truck was passing another truck. The other ve- hicle was not involved. Pupils Raise $28 Grades, 5, 6 and 7 of Hensall Public School on Thursday af- ternoon held a white elephant sale. and realized $29.00, which will be given to the Junior Red Cross and Bunny Bundle. Caro- lyn Cook won the girls' draw, and Michael Davis,. the boys' draw. The sale was held in Mr. Eric Mansfield's room, with pupils, from other grades pa- tronizing it, ,Discuss Meditation Unit Four UCW met Thurs- day afternoon with` the program in charge of Mrs. Laird Mickle and' Mrs. Sim Roobol, with Mrs. Lodge Will Accept Bid Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen- sall, • at their regular meeting Wednesday, presided over by Noble Grand Mrs. J. F. Ingram, accepted an invitation' -to be guests of Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter, in April. Mickle presiding. Mrs: Roobol had charge of the devotional, and Miss Greta Lammie favored with a piano solo and Mrs. Har- old Currie took the topic on "Meditation and Prayer." Speaking on the value of morning devotions, she said we must . have, moments of quiet- ness, a time for remembering the presence of God. She spoke of Easter, as this is the be- ginning of„ E___aster, which. is a season for remembrance and repentance. Leader Mrs. James McAllis- ter took charge of the business period and Mrs. Albert Alex- ander reported for the visiting committee as having made 21 calls. The Presbyterial was an- nounced to be held in North- side' United Church, Seaforth, March 24.- The April • thankof- fering meeting will be . in charge of Mrs.:LT. J. Sherritt, Mrs. W. B. Cross and their group. Harry Klungle, of the Queens- way ' Nursing Home, has been advised that the home has been accepted as an associate mem- ber of the Ontario Hospital As- sociation. A membership cer- tificate was received on Mon- day. Miss •Reina Stephenson is a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital, havipg. been admitted- as a patient on Thursday.. Mrs. Earl -Gass ls_- a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Mr. Frank Harburn is a pa- tient in, South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson and Mrs. Lorne Webster, Sea - forth, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Christie and Catharine Anne. Messrs. Wes Richardson, of Hensall, and Lloyd O'Brien and son, Eugene, of Zurich, have returned from ice• fishing, on 'Lake Simcoe and brought home 125 white fish, some. weighing 3�i pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Keith 'Lindsay and family, of Willowdale, were weekend guests with Mrs. Jno. Henderson and family. Mr. Kenneth Richardson, who iiy KFIX) E H LliE Fe F�skFl may. fx' 4T.440,04". IntAi-titt Mali; Your living room will beam with styling,that says "Good Taste" --- with Lux -i -foam cushions and full spring construction that says "Great Comfort". You can so easily be proud of your home with Kroehler's new light modem styling. Ayailable in two different sofa lengths for. you to choose from. The modest price makes this suite suitable for everyone. X FURNITURE Phone 527-0680 s .Seaforth has been on the staff of the Bank of ,Montreal, Toronto, has been transferred as account- ant to Windsor. Mrs. Richard- son and daughter, Dianne, mqv- ed to Windsor this week. Mr. William Gossman, Dash- wood,is a patient in St. Jo- seph's Hospital, London. Mr. and. Mrs. N. E. Cook vis- ited last week with their daugh= ter and •son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Corlett and family in Toronto. Unit Three of the UtW held their March meeting Monday evening with Mrs. Ron Mock opening with a poem, "Jesus Loves Me," followed with pray- er, The theme of the devotion- al, "Take Time in 1965," was taken by Mrs. Pearl Passmore, assisted by Mrs. Eric Mans- field. Miss Mary Goodwin re- viewed a chapter of the new study book, ."A Meeting of Faith," concerning the Presby- terian Church in Trinidad. Mrs. Mock conducted a game and contest, which was much enjoy- ed, and hostess Mrs. William Clement and her committee served Punch. Re,centA,guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Snell were: Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bartlett;' of Thamesford; Miss Ruth' -Anne. Traquair, St.' Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Knights, Stewart and Jane, Blenheim, celebrating Mr. Mc - Queen's -83rd birthday. Mr, Charles Mickle, Hamil- ton, and Robert Mickle, U.W.O., London, spent Sunday evening with their parents,. Mr, and Mrs. Laird" Mickle and Ann, after attending the spring festival concert Sunday afternoon at the University in London. ' Sympathy is expressed, to Rev, and Mrs. Currie Winlaw, Strat- ford, formerly of Hensall,. in the passing of. Mr. Winlaw's mother, Mrs. Elmer WInIaw, of Ingersoll, who passed away in Alexandra Hospital., Ingersoll, March 2. •' Mrs. Wm. Wayne, of Peach - land, B.C., is spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Viojet Schwalm, and brother Ray. Weekend' visitors • a t the Schwalm residence were.. Mr. and Mrs. Harold "Hansen, �Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schwalm and family; Stratford; Mrs. Jack MacFarlane, St. Thomas; ,Mr: and Mrs: Lee Schwalm and family, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. A. O'Hara and Peter, London. Miss Norma Passmore, Bur- lington, was a weekend guest with her mother, Mrs. Pearl Passmore, Carmel Has Day of Prayer The World Day of Prayer service was held in Carmel Presbyterian Church ,Friday af- ternoon with Mrs. Earl Camp- bell presiding for the program. The worship service for this year was written by a distin- gujshed American Negro wo- man," Mrs', Jesse Jai McNeil, wife of a Baptist minister 'in Pasadena, California. Mrs. Harold , Currie, Hensall United Church; Mrs. Thos. Lav - ander, of St. Paul's Anglican Church, and Mrs. Harold Par- ker, Chiselhurst United Church, assisted with the program. Mrs. John Love was soloist, accom- panied by Mrs. Harry Hess. Rev.. J. C. Boyne, minister of the church, spoke on "What Doth the Lord Require of Us?" He said we must walk humbly with our God; ado justly; love mercy, and live in fellowship with him, so that we may know our love in every area of our lives. (Photo by John Visser) Plan Red Cross Drive At the March meeting of Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxil- iary, with 20 members present, plans were made to canvass for the Red Cross Society during the month of March. The group will appear on "Take Your' Choice" on TV in London, Sat- urday. Winner of the mystery prize was Mrs. Ed. Roberts,' and the guessing prize, Mrs: William Smale. Library Board Meets Brucefleld Library Board met' Friday, at the Library and Wm. Caldwell was appointed chair- man for the coming year. Mr's. W. Scott gave the librarian's report, showing an increase of membership and the number of books read. The secretary - treasurer, John K. Cornish,,,gave his reeort, and Reeve Elgin Thompson, the auditor's report. Members• of the library board are: E. Thompson, E. Talbot, W. Caldwell, A. Paterson, Mrs'. J. McEwen, Mrs. H. Taylor, Mrs. M.^ Wilson, Mrs. H. Plant and Mrs. L. Wilson, BRUCEFIELD -Mr. and Mrs: Edgar Allan attended the wedding of their' daughter, Miss Mary Allan, Reg.N., in Waterloo on Friday evening. • • Mr. Ronald Scott is confined to his home with an attack of the mumps. Mr. and Mrs," George Griffith and .family, Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Smith Blue - vale, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Mrs. William Sinclair. Clin- ton, and Mrs. H. Berry, have returned home after spending a few weeks, in Florida. EGMONDV ILLS ` UC W The March meeting of t UCW of Egmondville 'Ch'irch was held with Mrs. E. Colema.1 presiding. Mrs. Coleman ex plained the worship service which- would be from -the "Morah Spectrum". Mrs. Jai: • I. McIntosh , gave a meditation oh "Anger," and Mrs. William Forrest read the scripture. . Mrs. A. Chesney closed with prayer.,. The roll call was answere ' 1 by, the number of a hymn ‘, do not Wish omitted from th new hymn book. Letters of appreclat'on were read from Mrs. C. Pullman' Mrs. E. McIntosh. Mrs. L. xTane Mrs. Robert ,Wallace, Mrs. I. Forsyth and Mrs. D. • Wallace. Mrs. J. C. McIntosh gave the treasurer's report. A feature of the • meeting was a prescnta- tion o.f a gift to Mrs. W. Durst, an expression of appreciation i'or her work and interest in decorating the church with beautiful flower arrangements through the year. The Easter thankoffering will be held on April 7. Mrs, Bert Daynard will be the guest Speaker and ladies from See - forth Churches and Winthrop, United • will be guests. Mrs. M,•Haney, Mrs. A. Rout, ledge. Miss R. McKenzie and Miss F. Houston were appoint- ed delegates to the Presbyter- .ial meeting. It was decided to have the annual bazaar and tea on Nov. 10. 'Financial assist- ance will be given by the UGW to help the Stewards,in an en- deavour to start the Every Family Plan for the United Church paper, "The Observer." In connection with the World of ,Prayer, Mrs. M. Haney read about a World Day of Prayer service in Benguela. 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