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Minton Nevvs-Fi ?cord, Thyrsdov, Qctober 21, 1971 7
LONDESBORO UNITED CHURCH
Anniversary Services
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1971
Morning Service 11:00 A.M.
Guest Minister: Rev, Charles Scott (former minister of
Myth United Church, now chaplain at London Psychiatric
Hospital).
Music featuring Londesboro Mixed Quartet.
Evening Service — 8:00 P.M.
Minister: Rev, Charles Scott
Music featuring the McMillan Family of Goderich.
—42b
SALE of
WOOLEN FABRICS
Plain—Matching PLAIDS
54" Wide — Reg. $5.98 yd.
CRIMPLENES
(Our Entire Stock)
60" Width
Special 3.98
and 4.98 yd.
Have you seen the new
Polyester lace? 60" wide.
It's beautiful.
SEWING CENTRE
FUEL TENDERS
Tenders will be received by GODEIIICH TOWNSHIP to
Supply approXimately 15,000 gallons of diesel fuel per year.
Electric pump and 2,000 gallon storage tank to be supplied
and installed.
Tenders to be in the hands of the road superintendent
by 12 p.m., November 1, 1971.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Joe Potter,
R bad Superintendent,
Clinton„ brit., R. R, 3.
—42,43b
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BALL-MACAULAY
BUILDING SUPPLIES
CLINTON 4824514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910
HENSALL'— 262.2713
PANELLING
— SEE OUR NEW PANELS POR 1972 —
One Will Suit Your Taste and Budget
4x8 HAZEL NUT
4x8 BEECHNUT
3.99
495
4x8 SAHARA OAK 5 45
4x8 SAGE BRUSH . . 5.95
4x8 MONTERRAY OAK . 4 5.95
MANY OTHER PANELS ON
DISPLAY
McGEE'S HAVE AN
OVERSTOCK
OF USED
DODGES & PLYMOUTHS
If you are in the market for a fine used Chrysler product, drop in
and look over this excellent selection, All priced for quick sale,
1968 DODGE POLARA
1595
Sedan — V-8, automatic, radio, chrome discs, smart jade color, Only 28,000 one owner
miles. Lic. No. K35425.
1969 DODGE MONACO 500 s395
Two-door Hardtop — V-8, automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, bucket seats,
whitewalls, wheel discs. Just 29,000 miles. Smart dark green with white vinyl top. Lic.
No. A34940.
1967 DODGE POLARA 1295 STATION WAGON
V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, chrome roof rack, tinted windshield,
whitewalls, wheel discs, Lic, No, X17571.
1967 DODGE POLARA 500 $1295
Two-door Hardtop — V-8, automatic, radio, power steering, whitewalls, wheel discs, Nice
dark brown finish, Lie. No, K401 12.
* *
1970 DODGE POLARA
REDUCED TO 1653
Sedan — V-8, automatic, heavy duty suspension, rear defogger,
repainted a smart metallic blue with white simulated vinyl top.
High mileage, but drives like a new car. Former O,P.P. vehicle.
Lic, No, K40841,
1967 PLYMOUTH FURY $1450 STATION WAGON
V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs. Just 29,000
miles. Like new. Lit, No. X17594.
1968 DODGE POLARA 500 1595
Two-doer Hardtop — V-8, automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, genuine vinyl
top, perfect whitewalls, wheel discs. Nice turquoise with black top.. Lic. No. K39903.
1967 PLYMOUTH FURY II $1095
Iwo-door Hardtop V-8, automatic, radio, power steering, whitewalls, wheel discs,
tinted windshield. Gold with beige top. Lic. No. K37439.
1967 PLYMOUTH BELAIR
$895
Four-door Sedan Six cylinder, standard shift, very clean and sports a new paint. job.
One owner. Lie. No. K42685.
AiicGEE PON
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Auburn
Knox (Tailed hold anniversary
Bernard. McEachern of flint,
Miss Carolyn Craig and Mr. Dill
Idelson, Luvar4 and Mr. W,
Craig were guests over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Maitland Allen.
Weekend guests with Mr,-and
Mrs. Ben Hamilton were Mrs.
Ray La Vigne, Mrs. Madge
Mooney, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Semegen, Miss Shelley Semegen,
Mr. Greg Porter, all of Windsor,
Miss Junia Corcoran and Mr.
John Hamilton, both of
Toronto.
JAMES B. JACKSON
Funeral services were held on
Saturday, Oct. 16 at the J. Keith
Arthur Funeral home for James
B. Jackson who passed away in
Clinton hospital on Oct. 13.
Born December 28, 1890 in
Hullett Township, he was the
son of the late William Jackson
and Jessie Laidlaw. He farmed in
Hullett Township on Con. 13
until he retired to live in
Auburn. He was married to the
former ,Catherine Wagner who
survives him.
He was a member of Knox
United Church where he was a
member of the Session and the
choir for many years. Besides his
wife he is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Donald
(Margaret) Kai of Oakville and
one sister, Miss Margaret R.
Jackson of Blyth. One brother
John and a sister Annie
predeceased him,
Pastor Alfred Fry conducted
the services with' burial taking
place in Ball's cemetery. The
pallbearers were Oliver Anderson
William Wagner, Joseph Verwey,
Elliott Lapp, Andrew
Kirkconnell and Charles Scott.
The flowerbearers were Colin
Fingland of Wingham and Bert
Marsh. Relatives and friends
were present from Hamilton,
Detroit, Toronto and
surrounding towns.
service
Local Forester wins
wide recognition
15. AUCTION SALE'
FUND RAISING AUCTION
For The Varna United Church
On Saturday, October 23, At
1:00 P.M.
Consisting of beds; dressers;
chest ,of drawers; buffet; hall
table and mirror; blanket box;
tables; chairs; small electric
organ; electric sewing machine;
washstands .
'
glassware; dishes;
men's ski boots (size 10) and
poles (new); table saw; cider
press; mother duck and 14
ducklings; pony; International
combine, pull type; Ford plow
and cultivator and many more
pieces of machinery. Many,
many more small items.
Something to interest everyone.
Bake Sale Same Day — Lunch
Booth.
Terms — Cash.
Sale To Be Held In The Arena.
RATHWELL'S AUCTION
Appraisers, -
Brucefield — 482-3120
—4 2b
' AUCTION SALE '
of Valuable Household
Furnishings and Antiques
On the premises
' 158 MAIN ST., EXETER
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23
at 1;00 p.m, sharp
Frigidaire refrigerator; elec-
tric stove; Simplicity Super-
twin washer-dryer; kitchen ta-
ble and 4 chairs, like new;
step stool; utility table; ches-
terfield; platform rocker; stu-
dio couch; sectional chester-
field; dining room table; two
china cabinets; 4 antique din-
ing room chairs; 2 end tables;
hall table; portable Electro-
home television; floor and ta-
ble lamps; 3 footstools; hi-fi
radio and record player and old
records; portable stereo record
player; small portable record
player; 2 TV stools; 2 pee. bed-
room suite with bookcase head-
board; single bed; dresser; 3
chests of drawers; washstand;
Singer treadle sewing machine;
cedar chest; desk; cupboard;
typewriter stand; 2 card ta-
bles and 4 chairs; floor polish-
er; vacuum cleaner; sewing
cabinet; antique music box;
several pieces of Nippon; satin
glass vase; pressed glass;
Bridal Wreath platter; 2 oil
lamps; chicken coop chair; 4
cane seat chairs; 1938 Wonder
Encyclopedia and old Woks
dated back to 1788; lantern;
bicycle exerciser; odd lamps;
dresser lamps; alarm clock;
fan; 2 electric heaters; hair
dryer; camera; ironing board;
`IV trays; mirrors; pictures &
frames; knickknacks; pots and
pans; set of dishes*, Odd dishes
and glassware; steam iron;
electric kettle; fry pan; mix-
ette; several pieces of silver;
mats; pillows; lawn chairs;
sealers and many other items.
Terms: Cash
MARY LOU HOWARD, Prop.
NORM wHrriNo. Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964 40-42c
17. BIRTHS
HEMINGWAY: Dave and Pat
(nee Cox) are happy to
announce the arrival of a son,
Daryl Robert, on Monday,
September 20, 1971, at St.
Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan.
17, BIRTHS
POSTILL: Peter and Lynda (nee
Torrance) thank God for the
safe delivery of their daughter,
Myra Marie, in Victoria Hospital,
London, October 5, 1971.
BROMLEY: ,To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Bromley, R. R. 1, Blyth,
in Clinton Public Hospital on
Tuesday, October 12, 1971, a
son.
RYAN: To Mr. and Mrs. William
Ryan, Clinton, in Clinton Public
Hospital on Wednesday, October
13, 1971, a daughter.
WHITFIELD: To Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Whitfield, R. R. 3, Blyth, in
Clinton Public Hospital on
Friday, October 15, 1971, a son.
FOTHERINGHAM: To Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fotheringham, R.
R. 4, Seaforth, in Clinton Public
Hospital on Monday, October
18, 1971, a daughter.
ROBINSON: To Mr. and Mrs.
James Robinson, Clinton, in
Clinton Public Hospital on
Monday, October 18, 1971, a
son.
18. DEATHS
FORD: Passed away at Clinton
Public Hospital on Saturday,
October 16, 1971, Fred 0. Ford,
of Clinton, in his 75th year. He
is survived by his wife, the
former Kathleen Dowzer and
daughters, Mrs. Glen (Nancy)
Wise, Clinton, and Mrs. George
(Barbara) Ross, Port Elgin;
sisters, Mrs. John (Cleta)
Hartley, Clinton, Mrs. Earl
(Leila) Campbell, Calgary, Mrs.
Jean Procunier, London; and a
brother, W. H. Ford, London.
The funeral service was held at
Ball Funeral Home on Monday,
October 18, 1971, with
interment in Clinton Cemetery.
SHOBBROOK: Passed away in
Londesboro on Sunday, October
17, 1971, Howard Trent
Shobbrook, in his 11th year, son
of Gordon and Darlene
Shobbrook, Londesboro.
Brother of Darrell and Diana.
The funeral service was held at
Londesboro United Church on
Wednesday, October 20, with
interment in Blyth Union
Cemetery.
20. CARDS of THANKS
WISE: We would like to thank
our neighbours and friends for
the lovely gift given us. —
George, Anne and Family. —42p
INKLEY: I would like to
express my sincere thanks to
friends and relatives for flowers,
cards, gifts and visits while a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
— Isabel inkley. -42p
CAME R ON With deepest
gratitude We extend this word of
thanks for the many kind acts of
sympathy expressed by
thoughtful friends. These
kindnesses have meant much to
us, Special thanks to Rev. Hugh
Wilson of Exeter and Ball
Funeral Home. — The Cameron
Family. —42p
20. CARDS of THANKS
BRANDON; I wish to extend
sincere thanks to everyone for
their acts of kindness shown to
my family and myself during my
recent illness, Special thanks to
Drs. Walden, Harrett and Streets,
nurses and staff first floor, —
Elane Brandon. —42b
BRISSON: Sending our thank
you and appreciation to our
relatives, friends, neighbours, Dr.
C, J. Wallace, nurses, Father
Mooney and Father Robert for
their special kindness while we
both were patients at South
Huron Hospital recently. Most
Sincerely, Arthur and Irene
Brisson. —42b
COOK: I take the privilege of
thanking all who brought treats
or sent cards while my husband
was in Clinton hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Harrett, nurses and
staff of first floor, or anyone
who helped' to make him
comfortable in any way. — Mrs.
Mansel Cook. —42p
DRAPER: I wish to extend
sincere thanks to all who sent
gifts, flowers and cards and
visited me while a patient in
Clinton hospital. Special thanks
to Dr. Addison, Dr. Walden and
nurses on first floor. — Norma
Draper. —42p
WESTON: I would like to thank
my relatives and friends for the
lovely flowers and cards while a
patient in Clinton hospital.
Special thanks to Drs. Harrett
and Walden, the Rev. G.
Youmatoff and nurses on first
floor. — Mrs. Percy Weston.
—42b
BY MARY McILWAIN
Several of the Court
Constantines and Court
Constance members attended
the Western Ontario Provincial
Assembly held at the. Victorian
Inn at Stratford on Friday and
Saturday.
Betty Thompson of Toronto
spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Thompson, Jim, Sharon
and Bob.
A number of people from the
community attended the
Plowing Match near Jarvis the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Carter Kerslake
and Craig and Mr. and, Mrs.
George, Vivian, Andrew, Janice,
Steven and Sandra, all of Staffa,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Thompson and Ricki, when
they celebrated Ricki's first
birthday.
Several boys attended the
London Lords football game on
Sunday in London.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Medd and Kerri were
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Medd of
Knox United Church
anniversary services were held
last Sunday with a large
attendance of members and
friends to mark the occasion,
The flowers in the church were
placed in memory of the late
James B. Jackson, The morning
service was in charge of Rev.
Robert Clyde, B.A.D.D. of
Bervie, The service of song was
led by the church organist, Mrs,
Norman Wightman. A duet was
sung by Misses Nancy Anderson
and Betty Moss, "Beside the Still
Waters." The choir sang the
anthem, "Holy is the Lord."
Rev. Robert Clyde chose for
his sermon — The Fox and the
Flame.
The evening service was in
charge of the minister, Pastor
Alfred Fry. The McMillan family
of Goderich supplied special
music throughout the service.
Rev. Harold Snell, B.A.D,D. of
Riverside United Church,
London Was the guest speaker
and spoke on the theme — Give
thanks for Everything.
During the service Rev,
William Fingland, B.A.D.D. of
Niagara Falls presented a
colorful Ante Pendium for the
pulpit as a Memorial, gift from
the Fingland family. He spoke of
the early days of the Auburn
church and then told the Greek
and Latin meaning of the gold
letters on the Ante Pendium. Mr.
Maurice Bean, clerk of. Session
accepted the gift and Pastor
Alfred Fry dedicated it with
prayer. Rev. Clarence
McClenegan of Dungannon
pronounced the benediction. A
social hour• followed in the
Sunday school room of the
church.
ST. MARK'S ACW
The October meeting of St.
Mark's Anglican Church Women
was held at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Lawlor with a good
Blyth, Mr. Jim Medd of Grand
Valley, Miss Margaret Hummel
of Clinton and Angela Flynn.
Rhonda, Jeffrey and Scott
McMichael of Goderich spent
Sunday with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson,
and Joan.
• A shower was held on Sunday
at the home bf Mrs. Elia.Jewitt
for Miss Helen Good of
Londesboro prior to her
marriage. Thirty relatives
attended from Woodstock,
Lucknow, Auburn and the
surrounding area.
Mrs. Mande Perrin of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson
Woodruff of St. Davids, and Mr.
John Whyte of Oshawa are
visiting this week with Mrs, W.
L, Whyte, Tom and Mr. Harold
Whyte.
attendance. The Hostess opened
the meeting with the hymn,
Come all ye thankful people
come.
Mrs, Bob Slater read the
scripture lesson and prayers were
given by Mrs. Donald
Cartwright. The missionary
theine was taken by Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt — a reading
from H. Gordon Green on
Christian Life yesterday and
to-day,
A reading ' on Kindly
Thoughts was given by Mrs.
Thomas Lawlor. Mrs. Ed Davies
chose a Thanksgiving message
for the topic and gave the recipe
for a Scripture Christmas cake.
The hymn, "Breathe on me
breath of God" was sung. The
hymns were the birthday hymns
for Mrs, John Daer and Mrs. Ed
Davies.
The hostess thanked all who
had taken part and the
president, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright presided for the
business meeting. The minutes
were accepted as read by the
secretary, Mrs. John Daer. The
financial statement was given by
the treasurer, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt. The roll call was
answered by a Bible verse
containing the word,
Thanksgiving.
The travelling apron received
a penny for each letter in
Offering First Fruits, The
correspondence was read dealing
with several Deanery meetings,
one in Fordwich on Oct. 25.
Plans were completed for the St.
Mark's dinner to be served in the
hall, on October 27th. There is
also going to be a bazaar table,
The President closed the meeting
with prayer and a successful
auction was held. A dainty lunch
was served by Mrs. Thomas
Lawlor assisted by Mrs, Ed
Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Coates of Flint Michigan, Mrs.
province
At the 12th annual Western
Ontario Provincial Assembly of
Canadian Foresters, held at the
Victorian inn, Stratford,
Saturday, October 16 Bro.
Robert Jewell of Court
Benmiller No. 86 was honored
with a plaque naming him
Forester of the Year.
B r o tre`k "1'':C .R.
received this award in
recognition of his outstanding
work in the local lodge and
community.
Bro. Jewell was also named
Curling Director for Ontario.
Court Benmiller won the
privilege of hosting the
Dominion Curling Playoffs in
1973, which will be held at the
Maitland Country Club in
Goderich. The 1977 Playoffs
will be in Portage La Prairie,
Manitoba.
At the banquet in the evening
which was attended by 300
Foresters and guests, over
$2,000 was donated by Courts
and District Councils in Western
Ontario to the Cancer Research
Fund.
Court Activity award which
was presented by High Chief
Ranger Bro. Earl Parsons of
London, went to Court
Valentine, Granton.
The master of ceremonies for
the evening was Bro. Rev. Stan
MacDonald, Kinburn, a'id guest
speaker was Bruce McCall,
Brussels.
The Assembly this year was
hosted by the Huron District
Council,
AUCTION SALE
Liquidation of farm supplies, equipment and snowmobiles
at 267 Victoria St., Clinton, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1971
At 1 P.M.
Due to the demand of Archer's Hog Stabling, they find
it necessary to sell all their stock to make room and
increase the production of the new style of stabling, All
stock- and equipment must be sold.
Watch next week's edition fora lull listing,
Snovvmobiles inctude from 19 to 35 h.p. Moto-Ski;
Snot-Jet; Skidoo; Rupp; Dolphin and Eskimo.
TERMS — CASH
Authorized 'Yamaha Sales & Service Dealer
Archer's Farm Sales & Service
Rathwell's AucticM Service
APPRAISERS — BRUCEFIELD
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