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Clinton News-Record, 1984-05-16, Page 19Ti oma-'TheBAyFIEL EV.E:NiNG AUCTION SALE FNFnll9utrgt. appliances, some antiques, carpetth,; etc,. to bo held at Richard Lohbs Auction Barn, Clinton. Ontario ter Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rowat of Seaforth plus several good additions. WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 23 AT 6:00 PM Dialog table w/leaf & six matching chairs; Westinghouse dishwasher; Viscount fridge; 24" gas stove; 2 steal! apt. size chest freezers; large office desk; gas hot water heater; Old Beatty electric Ironer; Viking clothes dryer; Hoover spin dry washer; Kelvinator 24" electric stove; 111/2 x 12 gold carpet w/underpad; 12 x 12 off white carpet w/underppd;l6 x 12 shag carpet: Dungan Phyfe drop leaf dining tablew/2 leaves; Gold chesterfield, love seat & matching chair; chesterfield & chair; Mahogany lamp table; fancy antique side board w/burled walnut drawer fronts; 2 trunks; small knee hole desk; rollaway bed; sinal) table w/drawer; wicker bed tray; hall tree: humidifier: chrome table & 4 chairs; dresser; foot stool; upholstered chairs; matching dresser w/mirror; chest of drawers & two night tables; crokinole board; box of books & games; electric heater; hair dryer; small metal book shelf; crock floor lamp; table lamps; vacuum cleaner; 4 matching wooden dining chairs; card table; small chest of drawers; long fancy coffee table; Ironing board; dishes; glassware; pots & pans; plus many Items too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 3g- Educational FREE 128 page Career Guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paying full and part time jobs. Granton Institute 265A. Adelaide Street West Toronto. Call (416)977-3929 today. -20o 42. Death notice CARTWRIGHT At Huronview on Tuesday, May 8, 1984, Mrs. Sarah Edith (Johnston) Cartwright formerly of Blyth and Hullett Township in her 74th year. Beloved wife of the late Cecil Howard Cart- wright. Dear mother of •Howard of R.R. 1 Londesboro and Keith of London. Also loved by six grandchildren. Also survived by two sisters Pearl (Mrs. Charles Bromley) and Mae (Mrs. Lloyd Pease) both of Blyth and two brothers Gor- don Johnston and Louis (Buster) Johnson both of Clinton. Predeceased by one son. Norman and by one sister Evelyn (Mrs. Clifford Glazier). Rested at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton. Funeral service was held on Wednesday, May 9 at 2 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery. LaPORTE At South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Tuesday, May 8, 1984, Mrs. Rachel.le Joan (Forcier) LaPorte of R.R. 2 Zurich in her 48th year. Beloved wife of Tony LaPorte. Dear mother of Danny of Port Franks and Lindsay at home. Dear daughter of Hector Forcier of North Bay and the late Adrienne Monette. Dear daughter-in-law of Noel LaPorte of R.R.2 Zurich. Visitation after 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Zurich Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, 49 Goshen Street Nor- th, Zurich until Friday, May 11 until 10:30 a.m. thence to 'St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph for celebration of the funeral mass at 11 a.m. with Father J.J. Bensette celebrant. Inter- ment followed in St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church Cemetery. WARP At Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, May 8, 1984, Mr. ()eagles Ward of .Clinton in his 73th year. Beloved husband of Merlon 11. Cudmore. Dear father of Elizabeth, (Mrs, Kenneth Wright), John, ' Donald all of°'tkitchener, Gerald of Paris and Lawrence of Ottawa. Also loved by 13 -grand- children and sevenrear randchilcir+ n . Friends were received at the Ball 8 Falconer Funeral Hone, 153 High Street, Clinton on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., funeral service dxoS held on fri- day, May 11 of 1 o clock. Interment Clinton Cemetery. CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE Truck, tractors, farm machinery, tools etc. to be held at Lobb Bros. Machinery auction Yard, Bayfield Road, Clinton, Ont. for Jerry Olechowski, Peter Vanderheyden, Maple Leaf Small Engines, plus local farmers SATURDAY,MAY 26 AT 10 A.M. FROM JERRY OLECHOWSKI: Case 1070 diesel tractor cab, heater. radio, external hydraulics, 20x8 x 38 T bar duals like new, approx. 1400 hours; Leyland 270 diesel tractor cab front weights 2773 hours; 1966 Ford Cabover 700 truck w/16 ft. grain rack front pole hoist 4 speed selling as is; Case 500 five furrow x 18" semi mount plow w/spring reset bottoms; Alenco model 300 twenty ft. cultivator w/trailing harrows; Calsa 200 gal. trail sprayer w/Hypro pump; K Vernelands 3 furrow x 16" bottom mounted plow w/spring resets; 9'/2 ft. Danish Type Cultivator w/extensions; G.S.W. transfer water pump w/Briggs engine; MF 468 four row plate corn planter; Geo. White 6 ft. 3 pt. hitch pull single auger snow blower. FROM PETER VANDERHEYDEN:'New Holland 840 Round Baler; NH 477 7 ft. Haybine; NH 256 Rollabar siderake; IHC 510-13 run semi mount seed drill; 2 flat racks on wagons; MF 3 pt. hitch 7 ft. haymower; 7 ft. 3 pt. hitch blade; 81/2 ft. 3 pt. hitch disc; 3 pt. hitch fertilizer spreader; 20 ft. portable -tube hay elevator; new cement mixer "w/electric motor. MAPLE LEAF SMALL ENGINES: 4 walk, behind snowblowers 4 to 6 HP; 2 chainsdws; steel shelving; 2-64000 BTU overhead gas furnaces; valve refacer; 2 cylinder air compressor; 12 ft. antique store counter; filing cabinet; cash register; Micro fiche, machine; bolt bin; work benches; 2 new gas engine grass whips; 1977 Jeep Wagoneer V8 Automatic, air conditioning, cruise, tilt, power steering, power brakes. 4 wheel drive, selling as is; 4 snow tires on separate rims; 20 ft. single chain elevator' on undercarriage; etc. FROM LOCAL CONSIGNORS: IHC 434 Diesel tractor w/loader; New Idea 7 ft. snowblower, 6 ft. blade; 3M hitch carry all; McKee 850 large round baler like new; Case 1816 skid steer loader; NH 488 haybine; 32 ft. Allis Chalmers cultivator w/ buster bars; 465. Nuffield tractor; Little Giant 44 ft. hay & grain elevator w/top drive; JD 6 furrow x 18" semi mount automatic reset plow; DMI 17 ft. chisel plow w/spring shank; 3 pt. hitch fertilizer spreader; Innes 500 AR bean windrower w/crossconveyor; Kongskilde 6 row scuffler w/rolling 'shields; Milk weed roller w/hyd. motor; Calsa 200 gal. trail sprayer w/John Blue pump; green chop feeder rack on wagon; NH 479 haybine; 15 ft. JD rotary,hoe; 6 row Case rowcrop cultivator; 2 gravity bins on wagons; Geo. White 200 gal. aluminum tank sprayer; NH 770 forage harvester w/770 w/hay head and two row narrow corn head; NH 68 hay baler; JD 485 Haybine; Owattona windrow turner; Cockshutt 1350 tractor; DB 995. SALE LIST SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS ' TO CONSIGN PHONE 482-3409 TERMS CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb 482-7898 Sale Manager: Fred Lobb 482-3409 IIVIfITII Suddenly as the result of a motor accident on Tuesday, May 8, 1984, Jennifer Ann White of Hensen in her 20th year. Daughter of Mrs. Bar- baro Tribble of Exeter and Michael White of Sum- merside P.E.I. Sister of Michael and Christopher of Moose Jaw, Sask. Granddaughter of Mrs. Gladys Janke of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. M.J. White of Hamilton. Friends called at the Hopper - Hockey Funeral Home, William Street, Exeter, where funeral service was held on Friday, May 11, 1984, at 11 a.m. with Father J. Nelligan, of- ficiating. Interment in Exeter Cemtery. WILLIS At Goderich on Wednesday, May 9, 1984, Henry Olaf (011ie) Willis of Shakespeare, in his 77th year. Beloved husband of the late Ellen E. Robin- son, and also of the late Rebecca Harris. Dear father of Helen (Mrs. John Westbrook) of RR 2, Clinton and Colleen (Mrs. Ken Cook) of Shakespeare. Brother of Stanley Earl Willis. Also survived by 7 grandchildren and 5 great- grandchildren. Predeceased by one brother R.J. (Bert) Willis. Friends called at the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich, where a service was held in the chapel on Friday at 1:30 p.m. Interment Colborne Cemetery. StaJoci2fA HOUSEHOLD ESTATE, BEAUTY SALON AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT AUCTION SALE We are pleased to offer for sale by Public Auction for an Estate from Goderich, along with Beauty Salon and Office equipment in the HENSALL ARENA: WEDNESDAY MAY 30 AT 6 PM FURNITURE: Butternut Bonnet Chest with Porcelain pulls (signed G. Diehl. Clinton); Matching Oak Dresser & Washstand; Antique Oak flat to the wall with Flour bin; Oak dining table with 6 matching chairs; 3/4 bed with Buroul inlays: Dresser with mirror; Cedar chest; 2/4 box spring & mattress; Blanket box; Antique chesterfield; upholstered chesterfield & chair; Black leather recliner; upholstered recliner; Oak set Back chair; Oak .kitchen table; 4 chrome chairs; book cases; Fern stands; end tables; Oak library table; Brass Pole lamp; pictures; lamps; smoker stand; Movie prosector screen; Jewellery boxes; Garden tools: Trestle style dining table & 6 chairs (pine). IWicker bread basket; 1865 Scientific American and 1856 Statutes of Canada books; Miniature rnilkglass Tamp base; two mounted English Pheasants; Egmondvillo water pitcher; Coloured sealers; Melrose Diner set, Quantity of gloss & china; everyday, kitchen utensils; books; Toyota rear window visor (new). KITCHEN CUPBOARD & APPLIANCES: 13' x 9' "1" shaped kitchen cupboards (recently new); matching Admiral gold Fridge & Stove; Frigidaire 24" Fridge; Inglis superb 100 stove; Westinghouse apartment freezer; Simplicity spin washer; Maytag Dryer; Eiectrohome ,Air Conditioner; Alrtemp air conditioner; Zenith Colour T.V.; Oak case dehumidifier; Dehumidifier; 2 upright vacuums; 1, Singer Pedestal Sewing Machine. OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Two executive office desks with matching credenzas; two secretarial desks; three double pedestal office desks; two typewriter desks; executive chairs; steno chairs; Chrome stacking chairs; 4 drawer lateral filing cabinet; 4 drawer vertical filing cabinet; miniature metal the cabinet; 4 - upright display cabinets; Black & White French Provincial office leatherette • chesterfield & chair; black leather chesterfield & two matching chairs; Bell & Howell micro -fiche terminal. BEAUTY SALON EQUIPMENT: 17 Hair dryer chairs; 5 swivel pump chairs; 5 sink recliner chairs; 4 swivel chairs; 4 Hair wash basins; utensil trays; electric hair spray pumps; hair blowers; hot curler units; curling Irons; assorted mirrors. For Further information contact Dick Robinson, Sales Manager AUCTIONEERS Dick Robinson, Bruce Rathwell, Wendy Mitton, Donny Tyndall & Kent Rathwell 71C. AUCTIONEERS, LI.:UIDATORS, APPRAISERS, TENDER BROKERS 8, BUSINESS CONSULTANTS lM4fVY. No 4,DRUCEFIELD, ONTARIO NOM 1J0 - (519) 482-7181 or 482-3124, 0.000111101100 MOSS At Queensway Nursing Horne, Hensall on Satur- day, May 12, 1984 Miss Erma Irene Moss, in her 88th year. Miss Moss is the daughter of the late Charles and Ellen Moss. She is the lost surviving member of her family.being predeceased by one brother Joseph and four sisters; Lillian White, Eleanor McAuliffe, Margaret Whitely and Sister St, Charles. Surviving her are several nieces and nephews. Visitation in the Hensall Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, 118 King St. Hensall until Tuesday, May 15th at 9:30 a.m. thence to St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich for celebration of the funeral mass at 10 a.m. with Father Paul Mooney Celebrant. Inter- ment followed in St. Peter's Cemetery, Colborne Twp. 43. Births DeBOER Orval and Yvonne (nee Lazet) thank God for the safe arrival of Chantel Lanette on April 14, 1984 weighing 7 lbs. 10 ozs. Chantel is a new sister for Jocelyn and Jolene. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sybren DeBoer, Exeter and Mrs. Rita Lazet, Clinton. Thrilled great grandparents are Mr. John Vanden Assem, Blyth and Mrs, Anna DeBoer, Grimsby. Chantel is the 32nd great grandchild for Mr. and Mrs, John Guetter of Clinton.-20nx 43, Births VOLIGTEVEEN. Mr: and Mrs. John Vrugteveen are pleased to an- nounce, that .by the (race of the Lord, they received a healthy baby girl, Gerdine, born May 8, 19844 at Clinton Hospital. Special thgrtk>9 to Pr. Street and the nurses of second floor,--• 0rtx VANDRIEL Sicken end Yolanda thankfully announce the birth of their first son, Derrick Jonathon, On May 7, 1984,,at Clinton Hospital. First grandchild for John and Ann Oskarn, Goderich and twenty-third grandchild for Piet , and Tona Vandriel, Netherlands.-20nx HOWSE Doug and June Howse are overjoyed to an- nounce the birth of their first Grandchild, Chan - tale Howse. 8 lbs. 6 oz., on May 9, 1984. Proud parents are Digby and Ginette Howse of Port Co- ' quitlam, B.C. Proud Maternal' Grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. G. Thivierge of Montreal. Tickled pink Aunts are Becky, Juel & Melodie. A second Great Granddaughter for J.M. Howse, of St. Thomas.-20nx Richard Lobb Auctioneer - CLINTON -- 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 23, 6 P.M.: Household sale at Richard Lobb's Auction barn for Lloyd Rowat of Seaforth plus other consignors. THURS., MAY 24 - 7:30 P.M. 3 bedroom house 115 Rattenbury W., Clin- ton for Rose Crich. SAT., MAY 26 10 A.M. Consignment Auction: truck, tractors and farm machinery at Lobb Bros. Auction Yard, Bayfield Rd., Clinton. SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 10 A.M.: Ponies and horses, pony show harness, show. wagons, antique butcher wagon from Denmark, tractors, small steam engine en frame and wheels, 1979 Jimmy etc. for Bill Leeming, 33/4 miles north of Seaforth. KUIPER Ralph and Janet thank the Lord for the safe ar- rival of their first child, Kelly Lynn, weighing 8 lbs. 4'/2 ozs. on May 9, 1984 at Clinton Public Hospital. Proud grandparents, Mrs. Stien de Weerd her eighth and Mr. and Mrs. Case Kuiper their first.-20nx 44. Engagements SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT Sale OF Equipment AND - Tractors 9:30 SHARP Saturday, May 19th Over 150 pea. of equipment and 50 4-Akers. Brindley Auctions DUNGANNON 13 ml. N.B. of Goderich 519-529-7625 AUCTIONEER' GORDON H. HRiNDLEY MOORE - SYMONS - Mr. and Mrs. Donald Symons are pleased (0 an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Bar- bara Elizabeth to Mr. Earl Eaton Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore of Palos Hilts, Il- linois. The wedding will take place on Saturday,, June 16, 1984, at Colborne St. United Church,. London. -20x 46. In memoriam • RADFORD In loving' memory of our parents and grand- parents, Norman Radford who passed away June 9, .1968 and Maude Radford who passed away May 6, 1976. Lovingly remembered by daughter Shirley and Don Snell and family. -20x - 47. Card of thanks GREYDANUS I'd like to thank all my family and friends for flowers and cards I recei•. ed while in hospital. Thanks also to •Dr. Baker and Dr. Flowers and staff on first floor of Clinton Hospital. Bep Greydanus.-20 YOUNG wish to thank all my friends and relatives for' flowers, cards, gifts and visits while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Baker and nurses on first floor. Mrs. Mary Young,; -20 Baptisms By 1Vtfi's. L.ew48>Stuppli9 se . BELG A 1. r :. ip.pp��et t lid attended the annual BelgravelM',linor:, OY:Pauquet and Appreciation Night on 4 v. John Robots was master of ceremonifps• The Belgrave Peewees were presented with small trophies by their coaches Lloyd Michie and Murray Well. All coaches were presented with appropriate gifts. Following entertaining flans a rousing !ante was enjoyed by all present especially the youngsters. • Belgrave WMS The Belgrave WMS held their May meeting at the Copeland Lodge, Wingham on May 7 with Mrs. Victor Youngblut presiding. The scripture was read by Mrs. Ivy Cloakey. The meditation was given by Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Mrs. John McBurney led in prayer. Mrs. Youngblut reminded the ladies that a variety sale will be held • after the June meeting and an invitation wap read from Calvin Brick United Church to their meeting on June 6. Mrs. Garner Nicholson thanked all who helped with the meeting; special thanks to Mrs. Hebo Sierstsema who, supplied the music with a tape. Pianists successful Two Belgrave boys were successful with their piano solos in the Midwestern Ontario Rotary Music Festival in Walkerton this week. Pat Cull placed second in his..ciass of 13 competitors with a mark of 85, playing Sonatina in F by Beethoven. Steven Coultes placed first in his class of 14 competitors with a mark of 85 playing Sonatina in C by Kuhlau. Both are piano students of Mrs. Judy Morton. Congratulations to Pat and Steven for their fine performances and their teacher Mrs. Judy Morton, Mother's Day Rev. John G. Roberts baptized two in- fants: Matthew Adam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walker and Chad Ronald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cook on Mother's Day, at Knox United Church, Belgrave.., Four infants were baptized at Calvin - Brick; Courtney Eileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGee; Heather Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Keith Black; Amanda Leanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Palmer; Kevin Roy,. son of Mr. and Mrs. Doneld'Patterson, CALDWELL The family of the late Jean Caldwell wish to ex- press sincere thanks and appreciation to their relatiyes, friends and ' neighbours, for their prayefs, love and support during her illness; for ithe,donations to the Arthritis Society, flowers, • 'food, cards and letters of •sympathy during our recent bereavement. Sincere thanks to Rev. . Swan for his kindness and sympathy. ,Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. The.. Caldwell family: -20x ' KUIPER We wish to thank Dr. Newlond, Dr. Salsbury and Dr. Steed and the nursing staff .on second floor for helping us with the safe arrival of our daughter. Ralph and Janet. -20x • CARTWRIGHT The family of the late Mrs. Edith Cartwright wish to express their sincere thanks to' relatives, friends and neighbours for the many acts of kind- ness, floral tributes, •charitabl•e donations and sympathy 'cards. Special thanks to Rev. Colin' Swan, Ball and Falconer Funeral Home,, the,. pallbearers and the staff of • Hurenview. Your kindness was deeply appreciated. The Cart- wright families. -20x DOWSON • My sincere thanks to my family, relatives, neighbours and friends for cards, flowers, visits, treats and phone inquiries while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Underwood, nursing, dietary and therapy staffs for their special care. Thanks again. Cecil Dowson.-20 HOLLENBECK I'd like to thank friends, relatives and neighbors for visits, cards, flowers and phone calls receiv- ed while in hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Steed, Dr. Watts, •Dr. Salsbury and nurses on. first floor of Clinton Hospital for their excellent care. It was greatly appreciated. Bill Hoilenbeck.-20nx McDOUGALL I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to each and every one who helped to make my 80th birthday a day to remember. Special thanks to my family for preparing the delicious dinner and fo the kitchen help for their service. A thank you also to, Rev. Woods for his attendance and to all my friends, neighbours and relatives .who remembered me with cards and gifts. Nellie McDougall. -20x • STEELE I wish to thank Dr. Salsbury and Dr. Watts and the nurses and staff of Clinton and Public Hospital for their care and kindness shown me while I was in hospital. Norma Steele. -20x PROPERTY AUCTION SALE Three bedroom one storey home to be held at 115 Rattenbury Street West Clin- ton, Ontario for Rose Crich Thursday Evening, May 24 at 7:30 p.m. . ,. 3333 .. •.. PROPERTY KNOWN AS 115 Rattenbury Street West is a corner property with a good sized lot located close to the hospital In a quiet part of town approx. 2 blocks from down town. House has three bedrooms, pantry, large kitchen, bathroom, living room, enclosed side entrance sand woodshed. This could make a good_ starter or low cost retirement home. Terms on property 1O% down day of sal® balance due In 30 days. Selling subloct to reserve bid. For viewing of property or Information phone the auctioneer at Clinton 4112-1795. Ri, hard Lobb Auctioneei 482-7898 Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 47.:Card of thanks WARD The family of the late George Douglas Ward wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for the many acts of kind- ness, floral tributes, charitable donations and cords. Special thank you to Rev. James Bechtel, Rev. Lloyd Cracknell, nurses' and staff of Clinton Hospital, Drs. Harrett and Flowers. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. -20x BLYTH UCW The Garage Sale Comrnittee of the Blyth UCW would like to express their appreciation to everyone who gave their time, mode donations or attended their annual sale May 12. A special thanks to the merchants of Blyth for 'their generous contributions. It is because of you that our sale is such a tremendous success. -20 • LANSING My sincere thanks to Betty and Ray Fisher for hosting the reunion party of 5.5.10 Hullett at. their spacious home on Sunday, May 6 in my honour. Thanks also to all the former pupils who attended. It was a very, enjoyable time spent together, which will be long remembered. '1 ap- preciate it all very much. Beth Lansing. -20x U€.. D;I,eet The Belgrave AZte.rnoon Unit met at home' of Mrsi Jaaisa Coulter, Km Earl :f hide n;l titled the meeting. Mrssswrence Taylor gave the call to worship followed by a hymn. Mrs. Oliv,.e Campbell read scripture and Mrs. Taylor gave the meditation and prayer. Preliminary plans were discussed for the "Over 80" special meeting in August. Goalies get award Steve Coultes and Jeff McGaviln were named co -winners of the Don Higgins Memorial Goaltenders Award ,at the Brussels Minor Hockey Banquet held recently. Steve played with Brussels Ban- tams and Jeff with the Midgets this season. People report Marcy Bieman of Wingham spent Friday and Saturday with her grandmother, Mrs. Agnes Bieman. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bieman and Miranda of Wingham visited on Satur- day with Mrs. Bieman and Marcy returned. home with her parents. ,Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pickard and son Jinn, Mrs. Paul Johnston of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. William Thrasher, Christine, Jeffrey and Lisa of Bowmanvill.e visited Thursday and Fridaywith Mrs. Joe Dunbar. Douglas Bieman of Kincardine spent Mother's Day weekend with his mother. Agnes. Bieman. Other visitors were Mr. and MRs. Roger Bieman, Kent, Blair and Susan, RR 2 Lucknow and Mrs. John Leppington, Aarbn and Adam of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. ,Howard Walker of. Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Vincent, , Dean, Jane . and Vaughn, Mrs. Torm . Arm- strong of RR 2 Lucknow. Mrs. Jim Leishman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and Renay, Mr. Jeff Arinstrong and Miss Susan McLean were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walker following the baptismal se -- vice at Knox United Church in Belgrave. in Belgrave. Anyone wishing to donate articles of clothing to the bale please leave at Dorothy Logan's by May 21. Mrs. Les Jacklin of Wingham and Mrs. Ross Higgins of RR 3 Brussels attended the District Annual of the Huron East Women's Institute at the Walton United Church on May 8. Following the baptismal service at Knox United Church, dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs.. Ronald Cook were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- -man Cook, Mrs. Joe Dunbar, Mrs. George Cook and Annie Cook all of Belgrave. Euchre Winners Nine tables were inplay at the weekly euchre held in the WI Hall on May 9. Win- ners were: high lady, Mrs. Norman Coultes; novelty lady, Mrs. George Michie; low lady, Mrs. Eva McGill; high man, Norman Coultes; novelty man, Gordon Walker; low - man, Frank Thom, There will be euchre again this week starting at 8 p.m. BRAND • I would like to thank family, friends and neighbours for visits, flowers and gifts while I was in hospital. 'Special' thanks. to Dr. Flowers and to Mr. Myinf from Physlo for their excellent core. A special thanks also to those who sent food ' to the house. It was much appreciated. Anne Brand. -20 M • cCLINCHEY My sincere tthanks. to my family, relatives; neighbors and friends for cords, gifts, flowers, • visits and phone calls for Mother's Day and my 80th birthday. Your thoughtfulness was much ap- preciated and will always be remembered. Lillian McClinchey.-20 COOPER The family of the -late Lorraine Cooper wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to their relatives, friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness to us in the toss of our dear mother. We gratefully acknowledge the lbvely floral tributes, memorial donations, sympathy cards, funeral visitations, food sent to our home and the marry offers of help and support at this time. Our special thanks to Dr. Baker. 1st floor nursing staff at Clinton Hospital,, Rev. J. Bechtel, Pastor Don Moffat, Honorary pallbeorers, to Aunt Laura and all the girls who looked after mom and the dedicated visitors she hod from day to day. Sincere thanks to Mr. Munnings for his cherished words and devoted visits and to Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home for their kindness and understanding, all will be truly remembered. Jim and Beth Cooper. -20x STEWART We would like to express our sincere thanks to Clinton and Blyth fire dept:, friends, neighbors and relatives who helped out at the time of our barn fire. We'cl like to thank those for food brought in. Our thanks to all who helped organize and helped out at the benefit dance. Special thanks to the Country Companions who donated their time and music that night. Your kindness will never be forgotten.. Harvey, Sandy. Jeff, Steven and David Stewart. -20 BRAND I would like to thank all those who come to visi me while I was In the hospitol and for the gift+ and cards, I would also like to thank Dr, Baker Dr. Flowers and all the nurses on first floor fo looking after me. Denise Brand. --20x Presbyterial Society meet Stratford -Huron Presbyterial Women's Missionary News Some Seed Fell in Good Soil, was • the theme of the Spring Happening for the Stratford -Huron Presbyterial Women's Mis- sionary Society on May 9. The session was held at the First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth. Dessert and coffee was served during the fellowship portion of the session. The fellowship session was field in the sanctuary and Mrs. Robert McCall of Goderich, second vice-president of the Society, led the hymn sing and gave areading. The responsive devotional was planned and conducted by the, Arthur Circle of Goderich. Mrs. Glenda Salter and Mrs. Marlene Starkey read from the Good News Bible. The first three verses of If I Trust Him, were sung. Mrs. Stuart . Peebles of Atwood,' co- president of thesociety, had words of welcome and announced plans for the , Presbyterial's 100th anniversary celebra- tions to be held on October 9, 1984. • For the special music portion of the , meeting, Miss Heather Lindsay of Goderich played two numbers on the violin accom- panied by Dr. Kathryn Baker, the organist for Knox Church in. Goderich. . Mrss. C.H. Edward of Goderich, also co; president of .the society, introduced the guest speaker, Miss Arlene Randall who is a member of the Board of World Missions. Mrs. Randall, who is home, on leave from Nigeria, was given a reception in her home. She showed slides of her work and after- wards answered questions. She • also demonstrated the many uses for the over. skirt. She wore a colorful Ebo outfit for the demonstration. The society sanga closing hymn and prayer. The benediction was performed by Mrs. Robert McCall. The register was sigh- ed by 135 women. A surprise birthday party was held• in the auditorium of Huronview, Clinton, on:May 6 in honour of Mrs. Melvin Martins's 90th birthday. Mrs. Martin also was the recipient of a plaque from the Province of Ontario, greetings from Prime Minister Trudeau and the Leader of the Opposition Mr. Brian Mulroney. Il►