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* VANKRUPTCY
* ESTATES
* ANTIQUES
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* REAL ESTATE
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AUCTION SALE
Of machinery consisting of 5 tractors, 2 combines and large
quantity of other farm equipment at Lot 33, Con, 8, Goderich
Twp., 3 miles west of Clinton to Holmesville, 3 miles south
west of Holinesville and two miles south.
APRIL 26 AT1:15
TRACTORS: 1600 Cockshutt (Diesel) fully equipped; Massey
Ferguson super 90 (Diesel) fully equipped with cab; 1350
Cockshutt (Gas) fully equipped with Robin hydraulic loader;
Massey Ferguson 65 (Diesel) fully equipped (New Rubber);
Cockshutt 30 Diesel,
COMBINES; Massey Ferguson 410 Diesel e-w 12' Header,
pickup and 2 row corn head; Case 600 gas c-w 10' header,
pickup and bean equipment (Terms available);
TILLIAGE & SEEDING EQUIPMENT; 4 or 5 furrow Oliver
semi-mount plow; 4 furrow Massey Ferguson fully mounted
with trip beams; 3 furrow Int. plow; 2 furrow Ferguson; 12'
Cockshutt wheel disc; 10' Massey Ferguson 3 Pt. H. disc; 8'
Fleury BiSeelldisc; 12' J.D, cultivator; 10' J.D, Cultivator;
13' Kongskilrie cultivator; 11 run M.E. 33 Grain and Fertilizer
drill; 15 run Ontario Grain & Fertilizer drill; Massey F. 4 row
& bean planter c-w heavy frame for 6 Row adaptors; Int. 2 row
corn & bean planter; 13' Beatty chain harrows; 13 sections
diamond harrow & 4 stretchers.
OTHER EQUIPMENT: 40' New Holland bale elevator; 38'
Malco Grain Auger; 2 Gravity boxes & wagons; l'7' hay rack &
5 ton J,F, wagon; Massey F. 5 bar Rollo rake; Mounted
sprayer, with piston pump & drop nozzles; 2 row 3 Pt. H,
scuffler & turnip lifter; Bradley Flail type spreader; 140 bo.
spreadmaster spreader; 125 bo, Cobey spreader; 60'
Endless, 8" drive belt; Ford rye ton truck racks.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE; This equipment is being sold for
three area farmers; two having sold their farms and the third
going out of cash cropping into a larger dairy operation.
MACHINERY SELLING AT 1:15 SHARP (No small items)
TERMS—CASH proprietLoUrNsCH AVAILABLE.
Anthonie Deltuyter (Farm Sold)
George Picot (Form Sold)
john DeRuyter
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
Brucefield-482.8120
INCOME TAX
Returns
Prepared
Specializing In
Farmers' Returns
ROY'S TAX SERVICE
17 Gibbings St.
Clinton
482-9357
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15. AUCTION SALE
15. AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
Of machinery and household articles at Lot 14, Concession 10,
Stanley Twp., 6 miles north of Zurich.
FRIDAY, APRIL 28
AT 1:30 P.M.
MACHINERY: Farmall H Rowe rop tractor with PTO and tire
chains; 140 bu. New Rolland manure spreader with slush gate;
Int. 2 furrow trail plow; 3 section drag harrows; 8' fuery
bissell disc; 5 sections diamond harrows and stretcher; 9'
roller; 7' New Idea mower; 6 ton Cockshutt wagon and hay
rack; wagon and flat rack; etc,
MISC,: 32' extension ladder; 1.3 hp electric motor; sunbeam
cattle clippers; PTO air pump; dog house; 9' x 12' tent and
eating snack.
FURNITURE: 21" Console TV; numerous tables and chairs; 3
arm chairs; kitchen cupboard; large bureau; chesterfield;
vacuum cleaner; lamps; etc; etc.
Terms —Cash No Reserve
PROPRIETOR - Ken Parke
RATHWELL'S AUCTION
SERVICE
Brucefield-482-3120
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ESTATE AUCTION
At 72 Princess St. Clinton on Saturday, April 29, at 1:15 P,M,
PROPERTY: Lot244, 72 Princess St., Clinton. One storey, 6
room frame house; woodshed, half basement and gas furnace.
Lot 8202 x 132'. No modern facilities.
JEWELER? STORE CONTENTS: Grandfather style clock;
Seth Thomas clock; kitchen clocks; mantel clocks; cash
register; 2 glass showcases; 2 desks; dominion safe; Smith
Corona typewriter; small quantity of stock,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & ANTIQUES; Rogers Majestic
23" TV; Rotor & 25' tower; Imperial gas range; Westinghouse
refrigerator; Maytag wringer washer; extension table & 6
matching chairs; Columbia gramo-phone & records; antique
kitchen cupboard; odd chairs & table; rocking chairs; dresser
& matching washstand; wood & steel beds; Verica vacuum
cleaner; Necchi portable sewing machine; pictures & frames;
glass & china, silverware & ornaments; quantity of jars
including 3 beaver jars.
LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT: Int. 7 Hp. riding lawn
mower; 6 lip, riding mower; Toro 910 riding mower; 5 Hp.
Toro riding mower; 2 Mustang riding mowers; 3 homebuilt
riding mowers with Slip, motors; 2 Briggs & Stratton power
Mowers; large assortment of lawn mower parts and
accessories; 4 (new)1 11p, 2 cycle engines; 3 (new) 5 Hp, 2
cycle engines; 4 (new) electric start kits; 2.5 Hp, garden
tillers (1 new); Hp. Yardman snow blower (new); mini-bike;
edger mower.
SHOP TOOLS; Portable air compressor (new); drill press;
small lathe & emery; hand tools & garden tools; etc,
Terms—Cash No Reserve
Proprietor - Estate of the late Alvin Vodden
RATHWELL'S AUCTION
SERVICE
Drucefield 482-3120
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15.. AUCTION SALE
15, AUCTION SALE
17. BIRTHS
18 DEATHS
20., CARDS-of THANKS Middleton
HELP WANTED for fertilizer
plant on temporary basis, 6 to 8
weeks. Agrico Fertilizers,
l3rucefield, 482-7241,-16b
EXCELLENT INCOME
OPPORTUNITY for mature
person in Clinton area. Sell
GOODYEAR ROOFING direct to
business and industrial accounts,
Write Consolidated Paint &
Varnish (Canada) Ltd., Dept. MP-
7, p.o, Box 396. Montreal North.
Quebec, — leb
9.EMPLOYIVIENT WANTED
LADY REQUIRES POSITION,
General office work,
bookkeeping, wages. typing.
482-9882.-16p
MATURE ADULT will babysit
evenings, some weekends, Phone
482-7633. —16b
11. SERVICES
REMODELLING, renovations.
roofing and floor laying,
expertly done, All odd jobs
around the home. Kitchen
cupboards a specialty. Phone
482-7676, Ken McNuitn. —2tfn
SCREENED TOP SOIL
Landscape Work
BACKHOE WORK
(Excavating, trenching,
basements, etc.)
GRAVEL and FILL
Cement Gravel
LYLE MONTGOMERY
Clinton-482-7644
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We do all types
of
JEWELLERY REPAIR
* Ring Sizing
* Claw Retipping
* Watch Repair
Acutron Repair
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD.
Clint° t, Seaforth and Walkerton
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CARPENTER, handyman,
repairs, remodelling, etc.
Reasonable rates, Prompt
service, H. Mitchell, 482—
Sewing Machines
SERVICED & SOLD
ALEX REED
197 Bayfield Rd., Goderich
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VACUUM
CLEANERS
JACK'S
WOOD TURNERY
CUSTOM WOOD TURNING
AND GIFT ARTICLES
JOHN PLUMTREE
482-9695
CLINTON
(At Rear Of 84 Albert St.)
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Brucefield Phone 482-9260
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For all your WATKINS Needs
also Animal Products—call
Curtis Gingerich
RR 2, Zurich
Phone 236-4875
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IRENE'S
LAUNDROMAT
and
DRY CLEANERS
15 Rattenbury St, E.
Clinton — 482-7833
One Day Service
DRY CLEANING
AND PRESSING
In Bulk
Or Individual Pieces
Hours — Mon. through Sat,
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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WE SPECIALIZE IN
Custom Slaughtering
and Piocessing
To Individual Requirements
* Cattle and Hogs are
Government Inspected in our
Modern Abbatoir for Your
Protection
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
Beef Slaughtering $6.00
Pork Slaughtering
(up to 200 lbs.) $4 00
Cutting, Wrapping
and Quick Freezing
Beef
7c lb.
6c lb. Pork
Curing -and Smoking
Hams and Bacons 12c lb.
Slaughtering on
Monday only.
All Processing Guaranteed
Exeter Frozen Foods
Call 235-0400
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AND 'PROCESSING
Butchering dates—Tuesday and
• Thursday
TUESDAY — Beef and Pork
,Thursday Beef. Only
PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE
Merner's Abattoir
237-3314 Dashwood
LET US REPAIR AND MAKE
your rings and jewellery like
new. Diamond rings renewed
and stones safely secured —
don't.take chances. Expert. work
done reasonably to your
satisfaction, Watch repairs and
pearl restringing W, N Counter.
Clinton, Ontario. —tfn
DON'S BICYCLE REPAIR, All
makes serviced. Phone 482-
9941 or call at 305 Ontario Street,
Clinton.-16, 17p
NOTICE: The annual meeting of
the TUCKERSMITH MUNICIPAL
TELEPHONE SYST EM which was
postponed due to illness of the
Secretary—Treasurer, will be
held on Wednesday, Apr1126 in the
IDOF Hall, Brucefield at 8:30
p.m. Coffee and doughnuts will be
served.—Mel Graham,
Secretary-Treasurer. —16p
TENDERS
GRASS CUTTING
at HURON CENTENNIAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Plainly marked, sealed
tenders will be received at the
Huron County Board of
Education, 97 Shipley Street,
Clinton up to April 27, 1972.
Tender submission to
include description of
equipment available and price
per hour.
R. McVean
Plant Superintendent,
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Morning Auction Sale
of lousehold Effeets and Antiques
for M r, George Ross, (l ode rich at
The Amnion Rooms one mile south
of rich on llwy 21 on Saterday
Aprill 22 et 10:30 a.m.
Chesterfield and chair; 7 pco.
bronze set; 5 pee. chrome set'
Hoover spin-dry washer end
dryer; humidifier; vacuum
cleaner; record player; 3 pre,
bedroom suite; spool bed with
matching bureau; antique buffet;
oval portrir table; antique
wooden rocking ebair; scales.; 4
oil lamps; brass .lartionir stand;
part toilet sets; clocks; fern
stand; book-case; washstand;
serving table; mirrors;
continental beds; chests of
drawers; desk; rugs; frames;
drapes; dishes; bird-cage etc.
etc.
Terms cash—house sold
Mike Cummings — Auctioneer
524 — 9064
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FARM SOLD
Clearing Auction Sale for Wm.
Petty Lot 28, Con. 2 Hay Twp. 1
mile west and 1 (2 mile south of
Kippen or 1 mile west and 11 k;
miles north of Hensall on
Saturday April 22, 1 p.m.
TRACTORS: International. Model
434 gas, new condition with heat
houser and umbrella.
Massey Harris Model 22 with 2
row scuffler and Bean Puller.
Steel Circular Saw for
mounting on tractor with three
blades.
902 ft, Konskilde cultivator
with harrow,
Krause 28 plate wheel disc both
of these items are in new
condition, Freeman Manure
Loader (good)
200 bu. gravity hopper and John
Deere wagon.
200 W. wooden box grain wagon
with 8 ply tires.
Cocicshutt fertilizer and grain
drill 13 run.
9 ft. land roller, 9 ft. land
packer, Int. Super Chief 3-furrow
high beam plough, Int. 45 hay
baler, John Deere side rake, Gehl
hammer mill, 7 ft. New Idea
trailer mower, Manure Spreader,
3 pt. hitch 6 ft. grader blade, 4
sections drag harrows, 4-inch
grain auger, Int. hay loader,
walking plough, fanning mills,
team sleighs, Cyclone Power
grass seeder, 2 tarpaulins (12 X
12) (8 X 10), logging chains,
Lumber. 50 steel posts. Handy
man jack (new)
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
Norge electric refrigerator.
Moffat 4 burner electric stove,
Domestic electric sewing
machine (new) Davis commando 8
hp:` tractor lawn mower (new) 7'
kitchen chairs, 1 double bed
spring and mattress, I double bed
with springs, Iron single bed
spring and mattress, 2 walnut
dressers, 1 wash stand, walnut
double door wardrobe, vanity with
mirror, radio and record cabinet,
library table, 3 radios, large
chair, unpainted chest of
drawers, wool blankets, wool
comforter, mirrors and dishes,
white kitchen buffet, drapes,
curtains, linens, bedspreads,
quilt box, scatter mats, end
tables, 2 rugs 10 X 12, 1 is
oriental.
ANTIQUES:
3 toilet sets, copper apple
butter kettle, iron kettle, Aladdin
lamp, oil lamps, vases, 1 Beaver
Sealer, coleman lanterns, flower
stands, old chairs.
MISC. ITEMS:
Approx. 7 cords hardwood
exceptionally dry, excellent for
fireplace fuel, coal and wood
range, oil space heater
,(Quaker), storm windows,
complete De Laval stainless steel
separator bowl, Brooder House
(10 X 12) other articles too
numerous to mention.
owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents day of
sale.
Wm Petty—Prop.
Tel: 262-5070
Percy Wright—Auctioneer
Tel; 262-5515.
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PROPERTY &
HOUSEHOLD AUCTION
' At Lot 36, Spading St.,
'Seaforth on April 22 at 1:30
P.M,
PROPERTY; 6 room frame
house with stucco siding, large
living room, kitchen, bedroom
and one pc. bath on main floor;
2 bedrooms on second floor, 1 /2
basement and gas heat,
situated on large lot,
A complete line of furniture
and antiques,
Terms—Cash
No Reserve
Proprietor—
ESTATE (W SYRIA 11014X1Y
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
13rucefield 482-3120
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AUCTION SALE
of Furniture, Household
effects and property,
Saturday, April 29, .1972, for
the estate of Mrs, Evelyn
Honking in the village of
Londesboro,
APPLIANCES: Leonard
upright freezer, 14 cu, ft;
Beatty Swi riator twin tub spin-
dry clothes washer; Hoover
clothes dryer, new; 4-burner
30" Admiral electric stove;
refrigerator; cook stove;
electric knife; toaster; frying
pan; tea kettle; mixmaster,
new; 0,E. iron; vacuum
cleaner; floor polisher;
humidifier; sewing machine;
portable TV and stand.
FURNISHINGS: ironing board;
TV tables; new style kitchen
table and chairs; chesterfield
and chair (like new); table
lamps; end tables; round
tables; pole Lamp; floor lamps;
card tables; cedar chest;
clothes hampers; chairs,
dressers; lawn chair; fold
down desk; radio; rocking
chairs; corner cupboard;
drawer and shelf set; living
room chairs; foot stool;
hassock; couch; suitcase;
safety box; step stool; swivel
office chair; scales;
stepladders; garden hose; old-
fashioned barrel stove; some
tools, dishes, utensils and
miscellaneous garden tools.
PROPERTY: Four bedroom
house, aluminum siding, oil
furnace, bathroom. Lot 104'
114',
Terms: Cash
Richard Lobb, Auctioneer
Joe Corey, Clerk
Not responsible for
accidents day of sale
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17, BIRTHS
FINLAYSON: To Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Finlayson (nee Brenda
Hesselwood) a daughter, Bonnie
Elaine, on April 10, 1972 in
Seaforth Community Hospital.
OSTROM: To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Ostrom of Varna, in
Clinton Public Hospital on April
16, 1972, a daughter, Carrie
Anne, sister for Greg,
PO': TER: Mr, and Mrs. Wayne
Potter thank God for the gift Of a
daughter, Christine Ann, born
April 4,1972 in Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich, a.
firstgrendchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Cullen antiMe. and Mrs. Ray
Potter, Clinton,-10b
18. DEATHS
MANN: At Clinton Public
Hospital, on Wednesday, April 12,
1972, Roy Mann of Clinton, in his
56th year. He is survived by his
wife, the former Stella Deeves
and one son, Douglas of Hensall.
The funeral was held at Ball
funeral Home on Saturday, April
15 with interment in Clinton
Cemetery.
THALEN: at Wingham General
Hospital on Saturday, April 15,
1972, Harm Thalen of Blyth in his
79th year.. Survived by his wife,
the former Hillie Stukje; dear
father of Jack of Guelph, John of
Welland; Albert of Toronto; Harm
of Blyth; Mrs, Karol (11illie)
Jasericuis, St. Catharines; Mrs.
Casey (Femmy) Van Amersfoort
of Blyth; Mrs, Geert (Trynie)
Geelinlcs, of Innerkip, The funeral
service was held at the Christian
Reformed Church, Blyth with
interment in Blyth Union
Cemetery.
VAN DYE: At South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, Saturday, April
15, 1972, Merinos Van Dyk of
Hensall in his 75th year. Brother
of Anthony, Quebec; Hank and
Mrs, Lena Meinster, in Holland.
Also surviving are several nieces
and nephews, among them, Mrs.
Sim Roobol of Hensall. The
funeral service was held at
Bonthron Funeral Chapel,
Hensel' on Tuesday, April 18 with
temporary entombment in
Hensel! Union Mausoleum, burial
at McTaggarts Cemetery at a
later date.
McCABE: at Clinton Public
Hospital on Tuesday, April 11,
1972, Henry Verne McCabe of
R.R. 1, Londesboro in his 70th
year. A bachelor, Mr. McCabe is
survived by sisters, Mrs. John
(Barbara) Snell; Mrs. Claude
(Jean Collins; Mrs. Jack (Ella)
Sproul and a brother Hugh, The
funeral service was held at Ball
Funeral Home on April 14 with
interment in Maitland Cemetery,
Goderich.
PRIDHAM: At Sunnybroolt
Hospital on Friday, April 14,.
1972, Etta. Cook, Beloved wife of
the late W.A. (Bert) Pridham of
Toronto. Dear mother of
Lorranine and John Pridham of
Thornhill, grandmother of
Douglas, Deborah, Donald and
Diane. The funeral service was
held atTurner end Porter Chapel
on Monday April 17 with
interment in Park Lawn
Cemetery.
20, CARDS of THANKS
HAUGH: I wish to thank the
Brucefield Fire Brigade and all
others who helped at the fire
which destroyed my paint shop
Monday evening. All was greatly
appreciated. —Allan Haugh.— 16b
McCABE: The family of the late
Verne McCabe wish to express
their sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours for floral
tributes, messages of sympathy
and donations to the Canadian
Cancer Society, at the time of
their recent, bereavement.
Special thanks to the Ball Funeral
Home, Rev. Stan McDonald, and
the ladies of the Londesboro
U,C.W. —16b
STIRLING: The family of the late
Leslie Stirling wish to express
their thanks for all the
expressions of sympathy
received in the loss of a dear
husband, father and grandfather
for the beautiful floral tributes,
cards and donations to the Heart
Fund and Bible Society. Thanks to
the neighbours, Dr. Newland,
Rev. Reddoek, U.C.W. and the
many friends who called. Your
acts of kindness were deeply
appreciated, —Mrs. Les Stirling
and Family.-16p
VAN DAMME: My grateful
appreciation to Dr. Walden and
Dr. Harrett, all the lovely nurses
on First Floor, and hospital staff.
A special thanks for all visitors
and the friendship shown me while
a patient in hospital.—Brownie
(Mrs. C. Van Damme)-16b
WHITE: The family of the late
Bert White wish to express
sincere thanks and deep
appreciation to relatives, friends
and neighbours for the beautiful
floral tributes, cards and
donations to the Heart and Cancer
Fund. Words cannot express from
within our hearts for the help that
was given at home during our
loss, We would also like to thank
the pallbearers Rev. Sharples,
Balls Funeral Home, ladies of St.
Pauls Anglican Church for the
lovely lunch and special thanks to
The Old Clinton Colts. Also
thanks to Dr. Harret.—Grace
White and family.-16b
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MANN: We would like to express
our sincere thanks to our
relatives, friends end neighbours
for kindness and sympathy
extended to us during our recent
bereavement ofa dear husband,
father and grandfather, Roy
.Maon. Thanks also for all the
cards, floral tributes, donations
to the Heart and T,H. Funds and a
special thanks to Dr, Sears and
the Intensive Care staff of
Victoria Hospital, Dr. Newland,
Clinton Public Hospital, the
pallbearers, Ball Funeral Home,
Orange Ladies and all who helped.
in any way. Your kindness and
thoughtfulness will always be
remembered, —The Mann
Family.
IRWIN; iwish to extend thanks to
all who visited me—sent cards
and flowers while T was a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital.
Special thanks to the nurses and
staff of Surgical Wing also to Dr.
Newland and Dr. Lambert.—Jack
Irwin —16p
TYNDALL: We would like to
express our sincere thanks and
appreciation to friends,
neighbours, relatives, U.C,W. of
Ontario St. United Church, Rev.
L. Lewis, Rev. Grant Mills, Ball
Funeral Home, Pallbearers and
Honour Bearers, The Staff of
Victoria Hospital London and
Clinton Public Hospital for all
their kindness, sympathy,
tributes, donations to the Cancer
Society Cardiac Foundation of
Clinton Public Hospital, Cards
and comforting acts to us during
the recent bereavement in the
loss of our Dear Father and
Husband.—Stella and Family.-
16p
STIRLING: My sincere thanks to
everyone for the many cards,
treats and visits while I was in
Victoria Hospital and since
returning home. Dale Stirling-
16b
Ethel Cole was the hostess for
the April meeting of the Anglican
Church Women of St, James,
Middleton, held Tuesday evening
April 11,
Ten members and the Rector.
the Rev. George Youmatoff were
present, Audrey Middleton, the
president, expressed a warm
welcome to all and special thanks
to the hostess, This was the
annual thankoffering meeting and
Estelle Wise, Marion Smith and
Sarah Storey were in charge of the
devotions and the programme,
Estelle Wise read a poem on
"Giving" and also a shorter
meditation on the theme of
Thanksgiving. Delores Dutot gave
the treasurer's report and Lois
Wise, the secretary, read the
Minutes and correspondence,
The annual meeting of the
Diocese of Huron will he held in
St, Paul's Cathedral, London on
April 26, The president plans to
take a group of members to this
important meeting.
"Thank-yous" were received
from Mrs. YoumatOff, Mrs.
Heitbohmer and Grace Middleton.
Marion Smith reported for the
social service and cards. The
Rector announced that the
centennial year calendar is near
completion. Mabel Middleton has
prepared a composite sketch of
St, James Church, Middleton to be
engraved on the centennial plates.
This was one of the liveliest
discussion meetings the reporter
ever attended as details of
centennial events were
considered from every angle.
It was decided to in4ite the ACW
of Trinity Church, Hayfield, to the
May meeting and plant sale to be
held in the church on May 11.
Dolores Dutot is the convener of
the plant sale and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nelson of Clinton will
show slides.
Sarah Storey reported for the
travelling basket and also gave a
reading, "Attitude, negative or
positive".
Marion Smith read an Easter
poem on "Mary Magdalene". She
also gave the best poem the
reporter had heard on a
centennial theme, "100th
Anniversary of St. James".
Among the ideas presented for
this year's celebrations were: a
strawberry social, auction sale,
park picnic, bus trip, etc.
Estelle Wise also gave a
reading on the Easter theme "He
Walked in the Garden". The
president closed the meeting with
the benediction. The hostess
.assisted.,by.,Lois Wise„ served
lunch. A social hour concluded a
very interesting meeting.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Fred Middleton spent
several days last week with her
son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and
Mrs. Andrew Grindlay of London.
Mr, Ray Wise has constructed a
belfry for St. James Church,
Middleton. He now has it
established on the church with the
bell therein. See next week's
issue for the date of dedication
and the history of the "Wise"
bell.
Kippen
BY RENA CALDWELL
Mrs. Harold Jones visited in
Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter, returning home with
her son Kenneth,
Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Johnson,
London, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
W. L, Mellis Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Westlake,
Bayfield visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jones.
Sales & Service
All Makes
BOB PECK
VARNA
262.5748
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Modern Equipment
Work Guaranteed
Write or Phone
HARVEY DALE, SEAFORTH
PHONE 482-3320
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14, BUSINESS NOTICES
Terms of Sale Cash
ONTARIO WIDE
INVENTORY &
SALES PREPARATION
SERVICES OFFERED
NOW IS THE
TIME
TO FERTILIZE
YOUR LAWN
10-6-4
FOR LAWNS
7 /7
LAWN & GARDEN FOOD
WEED & FEED WITH
KILLER
SPREADER LOANED FREE
WITH EVERY PURCHASE
WE CARRY
PEAT MOSS
BONE MEAL
QUALITY LAWN
SEED
WEED SPRAY
FOR LAWNS
H. F.Wettlaufer
FEED MILL
36 MAN St,
Clinton 4824792