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'CUSTOM SEED CLEANING and ,TREATING
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CORDON JOHNSTONE
Lucknow
•'Phone' 528-3719 '
WHITEcIIURCH
.1VI:r. and
Mrs° Bill ' r'aig of
Scarborough .spent , last . week
visiting with her ;sister, Mrs.
Robert Ross: •
Mr, and Mrs,. Albertt Coulees,
Diane and Mr...and. Mrs, 'Mervin;
Pipe' of Brussels . spent Stind+a Y
with Mr.' and • Mrs. Jack Coulter
of Wallaceiburg.
Mr.a and Mrs.. ,Robert Soloinan
andfamily visilted. on Sunday
with her • mother;. Mrs. Mabel
Clayton of -Grand Valley , and
With her sister, Mrs. Alyxner'
Gibson :and Mr. 'Gibson, of Mount
Forest
Mrs, (Maude H.agggtt ;of, Brus-
sels.' is holidaying with Mr.. and.
Mrs. Victor Emerson,
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Arscoitt,•
Valerie and Andrea accompanied
:.Mr: • and Mrs, Ross MacGregor
on Monday . •to their. ,home in
Toronto,
Mrs. .Nora Cronin' of.:Orange-
vdile' s holidaying with ,Mrs, Ce-.
cil. Falconer.:. .
Mr. and 'Mrs. ' Wesley Tiffin
and, Mrs. igYi'le Diawson 'visit-
ed this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Jinn Henderson, :of. Brantford.
:Mr., .and • Mrs, George, Fisher,
Doris acid Sandra 'visited the
first of' the v eek .with (Mr,...and
Mrs.. Arnold Lougbeed Peter-
borough,
Wednesday evening Cedar Val-
ley • .and Whitechurch Bantams
played the 5h `game of" rate play-
off series on 'Whitechurch dia-•
.mond. The score was 8-7 in "fia-
vour of Whitechurch. The game
was umpired :at ..(the plate by
Mr. George St. Marie and base
was ,Mr.: S. McLean of Clifford..
Whitech•u rot now plays the Win-
ners of the Teeswater Belgrave
series,
Mr. and Mrs, Elgin. .Weliwood.
,of Caledon ,are visiting Iw; th Mr.
James. Falconer, Mrs: Ceccil dial-
Goner and other relatives this.
week, •
Mr. and • .Mrs . Jacob Kuiper,
Raymond , and Paul visited. on,
Monday 'with, Rev. and .Mrs. Karl.
Hanhart of London at Grand
Bend.
• Mrs. ; Mary Jane • Piffin on.
Thursday, -August ,16th 'celebrat-
ed her" 89th birthday, Mrs. Tiffin
has +be,en confined. to bed since
January. Her • family, Mrs. Rus-
sel .•Ritchie; .Mrs. Victor Emerson,
Mr• Fred Tiffin and Charlie with.
whom .she lives; all • {visited with
her on this: occasion.
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob •]wiper at-.
tended the • +wedding do London
of . 'their friend; •Mr ' Frank De
Fries `:of. Guelph. Their sons,'
Paul and Raymond visited with
anada produces almost eve
JF•YoUR.oe�
is not complete wit -
out: a hippo, `you'll have to import
one. Search as you will, • not a hippo
'can be found from St. John's to
Victoria..
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But almost .• everything else can,
and the wise buyer knows that every
d ollar. spent on Canadian goods,.,
• keeps Canadians working.
To keep our economy strong, to
'make better job opportunities, to
Create jobs for.: those young people
colmiug on to the labour market, we
Wilmot be "1bex conscious." "la
you buy; look at the iabe1. If the
price,, design and equality are right,
buy the product that is made here.
If each of us could divert just
$2.00 a week from imported to. 4o=
mestic goods, the result could total.
$600,000,000 in' Canada in one year !
And that could -help create 60,0.00_
new: jobs I
Buy a hippo. if you must, ,but for
almost„ everything 'else, check the
label before you buy,zt s in your own
best interest. You help y yourself,. our
.u
y �.y•
neighbour and :the whole province by
giving Canadian products the oppor•
tt nity.,to serve and: satisfy you.
MORE Oproirr INITY ,.
ONTARIO
GOVERNME
TRADE
CRUSAE'.
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Mr. and Mrs. John De Boer And •
family, .
,Mr° and Mre Thomas Magof
fin are in London (with their son,
Mr. and .Mr.: L,ancilot Magoffn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart 'MacPher
sonmoved ,from their farm on
Highway 66 . to the home of the
late Mr. & Mrs. ,Robert Douglas,
LucknAw, iMr. and Mrs. De Boer
and fi it : ,Gorr
ie y, • of Go ie m;oved to•
the McPherson farm,
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Watt of
Toronto spent a few days at the
Watt home in the village, •
The Junior team 'played their
first playoff O.A.S.A. game with'
Milverton on Friday .night on .
Wing{ham diamond: Mr. Wayne .:
Farrier did the Pitching' and the
score was 8-1 in favour: of White-.
chuurch..
Mr. Robert .Henderson.. Was :at
Grand -,Bend Saturday attending,
the cadet training, inspection and
demonstrations. • His son,; Larry,,
attended: the training camp for.
six • ''weeks along with ;'1,480 ca-
dets from. all over Ontario.
• Mr, and Wrs. Jim Paterson' of
Kitchener visited in. tyhis locality
on ,Saturday. • • •
Mns, Orville Newby and her
granddaughter., Kimberley :Wen-
ary of Chesley, spent' Sunday
witah, the: former'S mother, Mrs...
Annie I►;att. ' •
We are happy to report that .
all, the sick •folks have 'been able • /
to return to (their ; hoines 'and
Mrs. Roane returned to her rhoine
With Mr and Mrs;. Janes 1VlcIn .
nes on 'Monday
• Mrs. Wab•1e. Stapleton ' • and .Le-; •
,toy Of London visited last week,
with her ,daughter, Mrs. Thoanas
Ja+mieson,oand Mr. Jarnieson•.
Mr. andMrs Clayton Seholtz,
Karen, •Lisa` and ,Kenton 'of. Code-
rich were. Sunday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra . Seho1•tz. • •
Mrs Coffin ..visited . With . her.
:brother, tMr. ,Laight and chis; wife
who as '+i11 in • Sarnia
Mr. and.:Mrs.. Thomas • Jamie
snn were.` Sunday visitors .. With
Mr. and :Mrs. Wilbert Procter. Of.'.
Morris. :
Mrs. Mary..C•hapman has gone:. '
to visit . friends in Aurora:
Mr:: and Mrs.:: Ross , Smith,
Cathy land Bradley :of .Toronto
are 'spending this, week at .e'cot
Ita, a at Lurgan, Ibeaeh..:
Mr: ` and • Mrs. Walter ' Arscott,
Valerie Andrea :and Mr, Willie
Bairns °spent:Sunday with Mr: 8i--
Mrs..
Dan. • Cassidy: 'of' Morris
Townshiup�
,Mrs. :Carl Pedersen' and .Karen
spent Monday : with Mrs., Albert'
Coulter:
Mr. and Mrs' Elwood 'Gros-
kot1h+ spent the week-end'.in. To-
ronto and her motler,.;Mrs.' Bagg
returned . for a .week's, visit with
`them.: •
On' Tuesday Mrs. Dan Tiffin; `
Bevan, . Joyce and Mrs. :Stewart
of Wingharn .enjoyed a trip with .:
Mr. Barry Tiffin to. Tuckerville,
Grand • Bend, Petrolia and
laceberg.
:.Mrs; Robert McInnes and Will .
of Culross.: visited on , Sunday:
with .11,1r.• • and.:Mrs. ban Tiffin:.'
On 'Monday _evening, ' Tees ra
ter and Wihitec'hurc.h Bantam
teams played the first play-off
game The score was 181 in
favour .• of Teeswater. •
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Anderson Reunion
Held At St :' Helens: •
The.5th annual Anderson ire=
union, attended by over 50 des-
cendants of David' Ancl;ers.on . and
Mary Ann ''Webster, was held . at
the home of Mr, •and Mrs,• Lorne
Woods of St.. Helens • on Sunday.
Lunch was served on the lawn
and' a pleasant social .afternoon
enjoyed. ' •
Relatives Were ,present front
Pinkerton, Goderich,. Brantford;;
`Winghani .and <. 'the surrounding
area.
%MRS." AIKEN MARRIOTT.
DIMS' ON- SUNDAY
The death' of 'Myrtle ,Ada
Gower, widow' of Aileen 1Vtarriott,'
and .a<riatiVe Of 'Stephen `Town-
' ship, died in Kincardine hospital
on Sunday, She *as in her 74th
year, . •
The 'funeral'' ,service .,ceras :held
at 'MacKenzie Memorial 'Chapel,
Liioknow, on Tuesday, afiternoon,.
with. i iterrnen•t • in Greenhill
Cemetery.,
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