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Let us tell you about the G1000 Vista . . and Minneapolis-Moline's system of high speed farming ... and what it can do for you, Ray Potter & Sons MINNEAPOLIS — MOLINE Phone 4824997 R.R. 3, Clinton new5,10cpx4, MA' 19.00, 110T110 puggc Ni.gEnNp. (ommunity'''..contre;clinton. .no 14.1E5PAY, MAY 21r 1944 Ih.a0 Subject: COUNTY PLANNING B. isvo, Chairman .4, Kracter., Warden The many muddy patches surrounding Clinton grandstand are slowly turning tolush green grass, thanks to the work of volunteer,s out Saturday and Monday, About 15 men helped plant sod Saturday and another dozen students continued the project Monday. Once the sod, donated by Harold Lobb, is planted a paint-in for the grandstand is planned. Dresses — Blouses Lingerie — Sleepwear Gloves — Scarves Handbags And we will Gift Wrap them too, for you men Free of Charge "NOW" END WAXING FOREVER Do-it-yourself Liqua-Flex seamless flooring, Ap- ply over your old floor—kitchens, bathrooms, patios, recreation rooms, front porch. Scuff- proof, weather-proof. The colourful, random- shaped flakes that make your pattern are pro- tected between layers of the toughest plastic. This,.do-it-yourself Liqua-Flex seamless flooring ends waxing forever at the do-it-yourself price of 50c square foot (approx.). Do your floor today. Free instruction brochure. J. W. COUNTER Builder Supplies Clinton — Ontario GAC International provides funds for fixing or furnishing, repair- ing or remodeling, Why wait? Twenty-aeven students front. grades ?'and a of St, I3oni,, face, SohPel t 7,19rieh, Plarehed from Z,nriell to Exeter, a cis- tame .of IS miles-one way, .spon,. sPrgCt PYr the merehants el Zurich and relatives and friends who paid We to a '$1,, a mile, ProCeetls of Mere than OW Will be. donated to the mentally - retarded Children of South Huron. Marching with the students MS their principal, Sister Eileen Marie who said the3! received .many kindnesses. along. the way from the and motorists, One motorist stopped ,ancl fered Sister Eileen Marie a ride into Exeter, but when she explained that she -wanted to finish the march With the students, he gave her a $10 bill to help the cause. Students left Zurich. at 0 a.m. Saturday and some arrived at Exeter at. 12:30. They all re- turned home by car tired and with 'sore feet but happy to have participated in such a wonderful project There were no drop outs. The regular meeting of Unit 4 of Hensall :United Church was held in the Fellowship Hall with the hostess Mrs.' Pearl VARNA Famous last words 0 0 "I've got crews all lined up to do my hoeing?' Shaddick WelOPMing the members and visitors, President Mrs. James Mc, Allister opened with Invocation. On the theme "god sne*e through the Mrs. 131.1SSell Erratt took the. clove- giving an insPiratienal talk and offered prayer, . ropFgifrtyte0V.iSits and calls Were Mrs, Barry Luther! aecoM- panted by her husband at the piano, sang a solo, Mrs. McAllister expressed thanks, to Mr, and Mrs. Luther for their contribution to the program. tt oh eMso d ,Albertye record.m t e A rxoa unl3t1 t ge na ev de An invitation from Centralia pllo.Crt.4Wdo n wasar raacngeeePtled and trans - Mrs. McAllister expressed thanks to the (Miters who helped so diligently with the three quilts last Week, A daintY lunch was served and some of the ladies spent the rest of the afternoon quilt- ing, * Carolyn Cook, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.RobertCook, Iien- sail, has passed her life saving and swimming tests for the bronze medallion and the Lon., don YWCA MastersCertificate. The turkey and ham smor- gasbord held at St. Pauls Angli- can Church Saturday afternoon was a great success. A record crowd, the largest in years, enjoyed a delicious supber, con- vened by Mrs. Barrie Jackson and Mrs. F. Forrest, who with the ladies of the church are to be congratulated on the sue-, cess of this project. Proceeds were most gratifying. * a .* Hensall Kinette Club was delighted with the success of, its Annual Spring Rummage Sale last Saturday held at the arena with many patronizing the sale. Cartons of used clothing not sold were given to the U.C.W. to be included 'in their bale being packed this week. On Monday , evening pupils of the Henna! Public School presented their Annual Spring Concert with approximately three hundred people in atten- dance. James Sangster, Chairman of the Hay Township School Area Board, acted as the Chairman. The music was under the dir- ection of LawrenceWein, music supervisor of the school. A massed choir of all the pupils opened the concert and this was followed with each grade pre. senting its own portion of the program. The audience seemed to be very pleased with the efforts of the younger pupils of the school and were impressed with the singing of the glee club made up of Grade 7 and 8 pupils. The concert closed with num- bers by the massed choir and following this the parents could visit the classrooms and meet the teachers. During the evening proceeds of $70 were realized for the ' Easter Seals Campaign. Brownies enrsIied Seven new Brownies were welcomed into the first Hensel]. Brownie pack Tuesday.. They are: Dale Simmons, CherylFuss Karina Melanson, Toilette Matussi, Karen and Kathy Soldan and Kelly Ward. The new Brownies were en- rolled by Brown Owl, Mrs. Robert Cook, in a ceremony arranged by Snowy Owl, Mrs. Barrie Jackson. , Three Brownies, Linda Elder, Terri Dick and Nancy McCurdy were presented with their golden bars. Tawny Owl, Mrs. Rodger Veinier, was in charge of the program, and the mothers pre- sent joined in with the Brownie games. The afternoon concluded with a short play and BroWnie songs. Local private 11 r student Private Peter Re mpe 1 re- cently graduated as an honour student from a radar technician navigational aids course at the Radar and Communications School, Canadian Forces Base, Clinton. Peter attended Viscount Bennett High School, Calgary where he obtained his Grade 11. Prior to his enlistment in the RCAF on 13 March, 1967, Peter was employed as, federal fisheries officer at Port Al- berni, British Columbia. Pre- vious to this he served two years with the 1st Battalion PPCLI of the Canadian Army. The May meeting of the United Church Women was held last Thursday with thirty ladies pre- sent, The president, Mrs. Charles Reid, opened the meeting with St.- Joseph's women appoint new conveners The monthly meeting of St. Joseph's C.W.L. was held in the Parish Hall Monday, May 6 with Mrs. J. Feeney presid- ing. The following conveners have been appointed since the April meeting: spiritual, Mrs. M. Mc- Mahon; education, Mrs, Agnes Carbert; social action, Miss Lucy Levey; membership, Mrs, John Armstrong; visiting com- mittee, Mrs. Goldsworthy; press, Mrs. B. Lewis and Canada Packers labels, Mrs. Leteau, Mrs, Matthews and Mrs. Lewis gave a report on the religious education teach-in which they attended at C.F.B. Clinton. These reports were then enthusiastically discussed by the members. Father Kelly read excerpts from the London Dthcese Synod Report 11 and invited comments from the ladies present. Mrs. Dave Middleton, Mrs. Elton O'Brien and Mrs. Mac LeBeau, members of the out- going executive were pre- sented with a gift to express the thanks of the C.W.L, for their contributions to the league over the past year. FIGHT CANCER prayer. Group four were in charge of devotions with Mrs. Gordon Hill leading, Mrs. Bev. Hill read the scripture with Mrs. Wayne Taylor giving the meditation,. The study book on Japan was taken by Mrs. George Whittle. The offering was collected by Mrs. Wayne Taylor and dedicated by Mrs, Gordon Hill, A card of thanks was read from the Clarke family. A letter was read from the ClintonHos- pital Board and Women's Aux- iliary inviting all the ladies to come to "Open House" at the hospital Wednesday, May 15 from 2:30 to 4:30 followed by' tea and a hobby show at the nurses' residence. Mrs. Charles Reid conducted the business session. There were 23 calls made to sick and shut-ins during the past month. Three former members were present from Clinton., A plant sale was held and. was auctioned off by MisS Rachael Johnston. The proceeds amounted to $19. The meeting was closed with prayer anclt.% 'group three served lunch. * At the Sunday morning service in the United Church, with the pastor Rev. M. Mor- rison in charge, two young men Mr. Douglas Reid and Mr. David Mustard were received into full membership. * Misses May and Eleanor Davidson of Hamilton called on friends during the weekend. a a ' a Mr. , and Mrs. Fred Mc- Clymont visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClymont and family in Guelph. * * The pair of Beavers which came up the Bayfield river last fall have already built a new dam this spring and are exploring new sites, having cut some poplar trees a half mile ,up stream. It is hoped they are not frightened by the many visitors who try to see them. 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