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'THURSDAY, AUGUST 240, .1951..
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Lyceum Theatre
•W I NGHAM
Two ShOws Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
• ThLirpday, Friday, Saturday
• AUGUST .2, 3, 4 t
)31JATI,ANCASTiR,
. • SALLY F9R.REST
Vengeance Valley
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday; 'Tuesday, w edhesday
AUGUST 6,, •7, 8
TEliESA NilitRIG/K11, •'
MARLO 13RANDO
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THE MEN
• Thursday, Friday, Saturday
August 9, 10, 11 ..'
•Gene Autry in
"INDIAN TERRITORY"
• oChildren don't. always •walk on
• your new lawn Sometimes ,they
PEOPLE LIKE
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WHERE -146T WORK
DUNGANNON
•The Dungannon Women's In-
stitute Met Thursday 'afternoon
Tor the annual grandmother'
meeting in the United Church.
Mrs. Cecil •Blake presided. After
the roll call:. thegrandmothers
were tailed for two -minute talks
on "My social life at twenty-
one", Mrs. G. fledges took • the
chair for. the pyogram. Mrs. Al-
lan Reed sang Solo; Mrs. Arthttr
liaMilton Of Atwood gave an in-
teresting .address on her II...lyres-.
Slow •whi10,. at the CoPenhagen
conference, of • the •, Associated.
Country Women of • the , World
•last year. Mrs.Durnin
and, Mrs L tirigel played a
piano duet,,,,and•Mrs,. Herb Steth-,
efS gave •a reading. Lunch was
.served. , Mrs. ,Stothers moved a
vote of thanks On 'behalf of, the
igrandmOtherS, seconded, by Mrs.
J. G. Montgoinery. Mrs. Phillips.
• accompanied at .the Piano .for. the
'national anthem. •• . .• • '
Induction. on Friday
• Rev. and Mrs. George Watt 84'
two children • arrived this .week
• from ShellbrOok, Sask. Rem. Watt,
has taken over the • United.
Church • circuits •of Dungannon',
Crewe and Port Albert and Will'
'be inducted to the three-point.
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charge.on Friday evening by his
Rev.. W: :J.• Watt, retired'
Minister of Whitechurch, assist -
•ed by Rev. C. B. Woolley Of*Ash-
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• 1Virs. S: J. Kilpatrick has bought
the village residence of 'the late
Mrs. B. J. Crawford, .which '18
.across 'the street &pin that of her
41.1g4ter,1•Mrs. Cecil Blake.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Rivett hay
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returned from; their honeYnioon:
and are res'iding' ,.the bride-
groom's farm.,. Con. 4, AshfieK
.the former R. J. DUrnin farrn,
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BOUNDARY WEST
Mr. tPete Cooke of Brandon,
Manitoba, visited -with his cOusin,
Mr. A, Cooke. It is forty years
since Mr. Cooke visited in the
Cominunity. His home was on
• the Gibson sideroad. -.-
Mrs. M. • Covey, . R.N. and her
.on 'IVIichaet are visiting her
Mother, Mrs. A. Cook. •
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Mr. and Mrs. Dexter spent
Sunday - in Owen Sound. •
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Mr. Jack Macintosh, 1VIr. and
IVIrs. Robert Hamilton and son
•.Lorne.,, and IVIiss -Susie Gibson
spent 'the 'Week -end at 'Sauble
',IV.Iiss Irene Elpbiek and Harold
•are spending , the holidayst.
Pinkerton.. '
Miss 'E. Cooke, R.N. of bWen,
• Sound. is visiting her father, Mr.
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A. Cooke. •
• A' number of Ladies of Para°
mount enjoyed the bus trip to
Niagara Falls Al Tuesday. It was
chartered 'by the .Kairahea
Mr. and. Mrs: to, Iteroux.(nee
Eileep Ensign).from Parry.Sound
and three :children are ;visiting,
with Mr. and •Mrs. Waiter 'Dex-
ter a niece of the latter.
and 'Mrs. Borden 'Culbert
•and .son Of Detroit .visited With'
•.1V.r. and 'Mrs. ,Tas, Hamilton.
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K.INLOUGH
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Mrs. eriby and dau-
ghter,Shirley and ,Mr. Torn Coll-
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Ingham returned tO Toronto after
visiting With relatives here. •• ,
Perry Lowry of Pine •RilVer
visited during the week with his
cdusibS, Nancy and Helen Need
ham.
Miss :Donna; •Nkholson' return-
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I, cousins, Kenneth and -Colyne
• Cuyler and other friends at
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estosniplaire Mr and :Mrs. Norm:an Fry of •
COST OF NEW LIFE HOG GROWER
1950=—$80.00 - .1951—$72.00 1
SELLING PRICE OF FINISHED HOGS
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, 2 1950—Much Less than 1951 ,
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• regular users of New Life. •i
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PROFITS are LARGE [..
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Free Delivery —Refunds on Bags — Contracts it Desired. /.
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CRAWFORD'S.*Feed.•Store
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Wyigharn were' recent, visitors
with her. parents, :Mr. and Mrs.
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Miss. •Vera Boyle left on Mon, -
day for , her home at Mopie3.av y,
:Sask., after spending : the:, past
month with relatives here:
• Mrs.:. George •Haldenby, Mrs. W.
E.. Haldeirby ..arid Mrs., 'Art Hal-
denby visited. on. Thursday with
Mr. • and Mrs. 'Clare . Sparling,
Walkerton. • . •
The Rev. D. Fuller will. be the
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:guest speaker 'at the
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Presents >$1
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Fri4y, Saturday, August 2, 3, 4
Yes, the funniest -thing to comeout' of World • War II!, We
all.knew ,a1Put ifver brides,. but' Ai* one ia
I ,IAlas A Male, War Bride
with CAR Y 'GRANT and ANN SHERIDAN.
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Monday; Tuesday, Wednesday; August 6,'7, •
A real holiday treat—see a •movie that ,will please you—
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with MYRNA LOY and ROBERT MITCHUM
and all in glorious iechniewor. '
'TWO SHOWS NIGHTLf:-=, STARTING .AT 8.00
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•!ntplenients'-,
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1, Offer The Latest In Modern Farm Machinery
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Harvest Time Is Yuist Around The Corner .
BINDERS AND COMBINES
1.. , NOW ppi klikr . , •
• •i • . ALL SIZES OF. M -H TRACTORS
PLOWS, MANURE SPREADERS, • • DISCS," RUBBER -TIRED WAGONS
FULL LINE OF REPAIRS ON HAND
BEATTY BARN SUrftlES
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Giris' Aux-. Located, In The Former Boyes' Implement Shop.,
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diary .ineeting, at the.; church 'oh
'Friday afternoon at 2.30: The • • .
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Presbyterian EXplorer, members'
of 'the Sr. WA. and all .ladies of
the 'congregation are invited..
The .H.W.I. 'will meet at the:
,--of--ef--41r-&-jim-,Smit-h, Thurs.-
day evening. (tonight). Conveners,
Mrs. Jack Ackert, arid: Mrs. Earl
Hedging; roll Call, Swing .hints;
-current events, TOrn •Hod,
gins; topic, home econemics; mot-
• to, A stitch' in time, saves "nine;
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contest A lunch cloth from a
flour sack; lunch; (s) 'MISS Edna
MorleY Bushell, 'Mrs. WM, Eadie.
Mr. and .Mrs. Bruce 'Ryan and
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Feeds, Fertilizer
PhOne 71
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Has proven' itself over the yeat.s.
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•" • • •• STOCK ON HAND"
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Groceries
• Phone 27.
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Car'o' I (lie.,sOut on. Tracks. .
ORDER YOIJIt WINTER ,SUPPLY NOW
Hay Fork Rope, table, Forks,' Cars, Pulleys.,
:and Other. •E'quipinent available.
B1.JY ,CO-OP QUALITY PRODUCTS
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—• th.'eirnephew, •Billy Stride of
TorontO, „are' Visiting 'With Mr.
Gordon. Hodgkinson and renew-
ing old acquaintances here. :
Mr,. 'and -Mrs. Ezra'. Stanley
• spent a few' days with relatives.
• at Flint, ,Michigari. Floyd. Stanley
who has been holidaying'. there
returned. With' thein. •• •
Fredi 'ROusorn of ,LondOn
visited during the week with Mr:
A.. E. Haldenby, and - other ,rela;:••
;fives here, ., •. ,
On Wednesday • p.m. last. the.
ExPlorer Group of -the Preaby-.
terian Church ..entertained the
• Anglican Girls' Auxiliary. at the
church,. The president, 'Miss Win-
• nifred MCFarlan, took charge.,
• The hynin:'`Dare to be a Daniel!'
was sung and all repeated the
Lord's prayer., Mrs. Frank Maul -
den read a psalm. ,Sandra Percy,
• Sang "Jesus lovas me". 'Mrs. Bert
• NieholScin read a poeim Mrs. Har-
old Hald,eniby. favored ' with the
.;,'•hymn "There .were Ninety and,
Nine". M. Howard Thompson'
• read 2 short poeins, Erinial.percy
• and Winnifred Merarlan 'sang a
duet, The guest speaker, Miss
Helen Malcolm; told the story of
Daniel and, illt,istrated it by th
use of flannefgraph. The accom-
panists for , the l program were
11/fissba te11te Malcolm andErb-pa
Lucknow Distiftt (o -Operative
• WE TItt TO PLEASC
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Percy. A.collection: ,was taken
and given .tO.-Miss Malc011n to
,assist in Child: Evangelism ,which
she' is. engaged in in Toronto.
jeannette43rUntori;H-wh
has '8pent the past few weeks
With Mr. and MrS. Maptice Hod-
gins; returned t�'her home at
Toronto.•• • ••• • '•
'The P.-Y.P.A. held - their regular
Meeting at the home of Mr. and
•Mrs. John :Eminerson: The op
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ing.hymn :was,751 with Bill Blirt
rnerson- led in• prayer. Itynin 545
was. sung. Minutes and
folloWed. On AugUst 3rd a weiner
roast • Will • be''held at POPlar'
Beach, are. to 'Meet at. the
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church at , 7.30.. A -reading was ' •
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given by Jean 'Guest and a con--
test by Florente IVIacDonald, solos
by Frances ,Scott and Sandra ,, . ,, ..- - •-.' -
Perczn-also7a-piano-solo by• Winz-------7--7-------7",
nifred IVficrarlan. This was , fol -
Lowed . with community ' singing •
with Mrs. Emmersen at•the piano.
'Hymn ' •494 was sung and ,the
meeting closed with the bene-,
diation. • , /
Sunday guests' with Mr.. and
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daYing here returned home with .
MI'S. Wm. Wall were Mr. & Mrs_
therm • ' • • • • • . .
Ryan andllit y rise, .
Gordon Hodgkinson, Mi. & Mrs. • ;
Jack Schumacher.. Miss Helen ' • '
Schumacher Who' has been hell-
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The Machine For The Job IS T
ALLIS-CHALIVIERS
ALL 'CROP 1-tARVSTER
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We have them New and Used.
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- For Fast .Profitable thins and 'Prime Finish
FEED PURINA STEER.FATENA..
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Andto:Make the Most o Higher 'Egg Markets try
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Purina
ChiCk Startena, Or,oWeitaanct.
' •• Growing chow, • • •
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