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HELD ,AT TODD'S,
The Dungannon and Luelcnow'
Calf. Clubs :held! a 'joint meeting
at the farm of 1?om• Todd on Fri-
day evening', August, 10th: Bar-
ry 1vlcQuillin,. chairman, opened
the meeting 'by� having all Club
members epeat the' 4-H pledge
in unison, The roll call was. then
ans`w'ered by stating whether 'or
Mrs Charles. Schumacher of
Walkerton spent some time w'
Mr. and Mrs..'- Schumacher. 1.
She . visited with former . neigh-
bors and spent - an. afternoop at:
her former. home` with' Mrs. Frank
Brown.
Misses Doris and Karen Wall: .
spent a. few days with Mr, and
Mrs: r Elmer
r Wall
not they were present on the ch dren and.. MreMrs. s nArnold� Wilkesel ie
411 tram trip .to Niagara. and Walterina of Kincardine vis-
Everyone judged tw>o classes of ited with Mrs.' Tom Stewart,
Aberdeen Angus consisting of a iMiss Joan Shewfelt of Kincar- i
Class ' of•stifmmer • calves '; and a,.' dine' and Miss . Elaine :.Meyer
�ass of y'earling heifers. The spent .a few `days last week with
final placings for the two classes Mfrs and Mrs, 'Morley Wall and
were given.by.'Murray Gaunt .and amil
'•John Clarkrespectively. •Sti day. visitors with. Mr: and
,Mir, Bolton brow ht the, meet- ,Mrs:- Tom Stewart ,were Mrs.
ing to an. end by: PWring a very Donald Stanley. And' Children of
interesting and ':educational film,: Kinloss, Mrs: Ian MacPherson
'Lois' Webster gave a •vote - .of Mr, and girls; Sth .Cbn.. and•. Mrs,
thanks to' Mr, Todd for• so kindly Gordon McWhi. eY of Paisley.
•opening his . ,barn to the Club ,Maw •ElizabefJJ MacPhersoIf�
members in which the. meeting 8th Con., is .spending. this week
was 'held, and .for preparing the. kith her grandparents; Mr. and
two classes which were used for ,Mrs. Tom Stewart.:.
judging purposes. Mr, Harold Stewart 'is employ-
ed . with Mr; Tom Hodgins.
Mr,. and Mrs.. Lloyd Thompson,
Larry;. Rickey and Joyce of Ham-.
Alton, who spent the last two
weeks holidaying at 'Southamp-
ton, spent .much of the time vis-
iting members .of his family
here
AUGUST':24. TO , SEPT 8
Retun� Rail Fares
RE AND: ONE-HALF'
FOR THE
RO:Uti.D MTRIP
Good going Thursday, Aug. 23.
to Saturday Sept. 8, inclusive.•
Return limit'`Sept. 12
Fal' information from any agent
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CANADIAN NATIONAL.
Statistics.:show .that the :.gen-
gal . run of ' pedestrians ' is .'a :little
• too slow.
THOSE , UNPAID. WANT.,ADS
."Want': acts, thank you cards
and 'the like, which are frequent=
lyf phoned in, and forgotten, are
the :bane of many weekly. news-
papers, to the point wheresome
publishers .:refuse ,to take such
orders by phone ;: •
Many of these items amount ., ES' ARE
SHEEP LOSS
t� as, little as 40c, 50e or •'75c. :No SOARING IN 'CVLROSS
one. likes getting. a 'bill' for such; • . ' '
amount. ' We .don't like send- . 'Culross Township Council is
g them and put- ; it off far too confronted with the problemof
sheep losses m' the muni
long ng nn many ;cases. 'Then when soaring•
a
one., considers Stationeryy, postage. ci Pll t3,"••
and .time spent in • bookkeeping 'This is reminiscent of .. Kinloss,
'and billing, we would almost • be Township's problem a .few years
better off .never to'' have runthe ago, when dogs,''; wild dogs, or
'te.m-•esReciall. so whenre at wolves preyedonsheep' flocks.
'billings are necessary and stone until armers . m town-skip�
still: go tunheeded.' practically• : went out • of sheep,
Please • pay .those little' `'want raising.:
ads" promptly, ,, . Sheep lossesat that ;,time -if
memory - serves us, soared to
lis Your Subscription Paid? ' , close to $2,000 in the peak , year.'
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Heinz Cream .of .omato Soup
10 oz.'. tins - for .35c
Culverhouse !Cherries •
15 oz.' tins =-2 .for 35c:
en's . Bar; -0.4:1 :Relish
• 15 oz., jar - 25c.
•Planter's. Pean Butter •
15 oz jar 37c
Sweetheart Soap;; reg bars! :. ..,:.... 3 for 'We:
Welch's Grape Jame, 1Z o2... jar 19e
Our Own Blind Tea, ib. ling -79c•
Fly Tex Spray,. 8 oz. can' 39c; 16 oz. can. 59e
AerosolBomb, 6 07.4 "bomb79e; oz. bomb $L39
Mazola: Salad Oil, 16 ;ea. bottle) 4:.. ......a.;; 39c
Miracle .French Dressing,- 8 Or., • 4:..`31e
Kraft French Dry,. If oz: , ,. • ..::; 31C
Christie's Vanilla Wafers, 8 f pkg.27e
s az-,. 2 for .sc •
BIRDS EYE' FROZEN. FOODS
Feature: Beef,. Chicken, . Turkey ''Pies, 3 for 89c
Orange'. Juice, 6 oz.2 , tins 3
Canada br. Blended or White Vinegar,'24 az. 1.9e
Lowney's Angelus iMarshmalloWs; Ib. bag 3 e
Sunspun Salad Dressing, 16 oz` jar ..........;. ,39c,•
Sifto Pickling ,Salt, 3 lb.
Certo . Pectin,. bottle ' 29c
Sunkist •..Lemon ..Juice, • 6 or 2 -tins 25c
Aylmer 'Br. Fey. Tomato Juice, 20 -oz: 2 tins 29c
Libby's Orange 'Juice, 20 !oz. .. 2 tins 35c
Iced Tea Glass &' 25 Tea Bags, all for 47c
Red &"White Tea Bags, pkg of 65 79c
free Bleat with Johnson's Pride, 16 oz. 41.39.
Circus Brand Peanut: Butter, 4 ib. pail .,.. $1.29
Save ;All : Wax Paper; ,100 ft. '.roll ::.. ...;29c '.
Saran • Wrap, 25' ftp ,roll ..• - :39c
Shirriff's Instant Puddings,5 flavors, 3 pkg25c
Post Sugar Crisp, large 8% oz.' pkg. • 27c
Post Bran Flakes, „large 14 oz.` pkg.,' 26c
PREMIUM O
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PsiCanisier:_iSet; 43.95
Now .99c With $5.00 Order.
• Fiesta Bowl, reg. 82.88' value;
Now: .034. 89e with. $5.b0 parcbase '
FRESH PRODUCE'; AT ID, do WHITE;
Satin raadd Valencia Sunkist Oranges,_
' . size 288, bag of 2 dozen:. • 63c
Cantal 27e
Marsh Head I ..: . 2 for 25e
• No. 1 Ontario 'Potatoes °1f ti:, bag 19e
Complete .Selection of
VACLEM PACKED 11P44M, PROZEhr FOODS:;•
CH CKE.S' . LEGS and' : Bl.tEA:STS.
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mite Food stor�:
Phone 26 -► Free Delivery
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fool -proof equipment
We•
have 'Installed! modern,fool proo
recision -aim headlights on
to guarantee :p
• all makes 'of cars.
Aiming can be done in -daylight. or.. darkness --you
..don't even have to torn on the headlights The Guide:
T-3 .safety. Aimer is made with the accuracy of, a
precisionoptical instrument,
Mother 'FIRST" in .Automotive ihti ng •
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Drie , in NOW fora Headlight � Check.
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'Kasen ''and Cook --' Phone 148, ' Lucknew
entry
ec alized Business gaining
h; Term.o
ns. September: 4th
* Practical Instruction in, all Commercial 'Subjects
* Courses approved by the Canadian Business 'Schools
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' . '•Association,
Modern'.Equipment
Tuition $18.00 •:per' Month
DEIICH BUSIN.ES COLLEGE:
:East 'Street
Goderich, Ontario'.
Phone 428
COUNTY MASTER ' REPORTS ,
TO OLDEST '.L,O:L., IN . BRUCE:
Kincardine : 'L.O.L... 76.5 held
their regular; monthly. meeting
on Wednesday.. ' -evening .ot: last
week. Worshipful. 'Master " Robert
Neally' presided.. County ,Master
John Emerson ' was given a warm
welcome by the .members of the;:
Order and 'was .called on• to give
his report of the...9/th annual
session, of . Grand Lodge of Gn-
tario West, ° which' met .in„ Strat-;
ford`s .w
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'Kincardine . Orange lodge', is
one. of ;the oldest,iF. rlot the old-
est lodge in Bruce County,: dat-
ing back .well, . over a hundred
years:; Many interesting •and'.
rather humorous, . incidents .: are
recorded in their old lodge"books:
One which is rather unique re.
suited"when the warrant; of 'their'
lodge became lost and fit :was
necessary ttl send to Belfast Ire-
land,
re=.
land, to ' obtain• a duplicate of•
the original : warrant.
The :spirit;. of' Or'angiism of the
day is quite evident by the nip.,
usual Targe number 'of members
that " attended the . lodge meetings
in those• • days, The Kincardine
Lodge, although not .as• strong in
numbers as olden- n• daY
s.still
retainsthat spirit•.that' has help-
ed it to function for over a''cen-
tury. uz'y:
present. • . . ,'
Mrs. Verna Doerr of Niagara.
Falls'' 'spent the. week=end ' here
and. in Blyth; Brian • and. Harold, •
who "had spent the past 3 weeks
u :this vicinity, ,. returned home
with her,
Miss, ;Margaret Jefferson ' has.
accepted • h school for the e coming
term in thee Oakville district...
Congratulations • to Miss Louise
Jefferson Who.' passed •her , final;
high school,. exams- .
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chaconne r
and 'girls- were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and •. Mrs. Cliff Hen- •
derson at Kippen and Dianne. re-
mained for a. longer visit. . :.
.DONNYBROOK
The W.M.S. meeting , was held
,,:oni...August_:4th at ,the• home of
Mrs. Harold Woods with ' Mrs.
Gordon Naylor in charge. • "Pass
me .not, 0 gentle. Savio,t}r" was
sung in - opening/ .followed by
prayer by Mrs. Hardy. miss
Hazel Stamper and Mrs.. : Stuart
Chaznney assisted in the devot-
ional exercises: Readings were
.given • by Mrs. C. Jefferson and
Mrs. It. . Chamney. Mrs. , Tom
Armstrong read the 'chapter in
the study book and .the., offering
was'"--mceive i by Mn itff Arm-'
strong; Cards . of 'thanks ;were
read from Mrs.. Morley Johnston
and the Jefferson family. Hymp
T4 ` way sung and the meeting
1 closed. in the ' • • usual manner:
Lunth was.' served. by . the hos-
tess* assisted by Mrs. C. Jeffer-
son and Mrs,. S.. Thotnpson. There.
were -14 ladies and ' 15' cli ldr.Ten
WEDDINci ' BELYS
MCLEOD-ENGLAND
L.a'u r e 1 . Lee Presbyterian
Church, Sarnia,' was the scene
=of Lqu-iet-- wedding -on -Saturday,
August 4th, when ',Rev, McGill-:
vary united in marriage Mariory.
Isabel . England, daughter of Mr.''
and Mrs.. James 'England and
Donald Grant,. son. of: Mr. 'and
Mrs: Peter . McLeod, Wingham
Given. in. marriage by her bro-
ther Donald, i the bride wore ' a
blue •ballerin+-length ;dress with
fingertip veil, 'She . carried. a boo-
quet •of blue and white carrsa
tions. The couple were attended
by Miss: Phylis'McLeod, *sister' of
the. groom • and Mr. 'Jack Eng
land, brother bf the ,bride. A re-
caption Was held •at -Guil.'dw9'd.
Inn, Sarnia.`
STARTED.. RAILROADING,
EARLY IN'• THE. CENTURY
Tiva former :L ucknowites,. $`iIt_
Scrimgeour *of Palmerston a1
Jack McLeod of Capreol were in
town last week,, and recollections .
harked back to early in the can- • •
tory when they started railroad.'
lig..•
Back in 907,. -W-itl it -- _.
or• so , of each other;. Jack
Bill Scritigeou'r: and Jack 'Mc •
-
Leod all, started at railroad work.
All ,three' are .tow,. -retired.
Jack, McLeod suffered a • mis'
hap .early in his career that cost:.
hire: ;his left hand, but he, over-'
came the handicap to eventuall.Y. •'
become a ' depot agent.