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NARKS, 840 RIRTHD.
ek.tend best es Mr.
Sainuel. Reid of 14icknoW7 • whO,
,celebrated -his- 84th birthday ..on4
May 2001, A family party. wasi
held •in his boPor at the home'
of his ,dauhter • and .son-ir-Aw,
Mr., and Mrs. -.:'Peter -t ook .Of
field an Sunday, • • ° .
He still enjoys:fair health., He
.recivecl Many gifts ',froth the
faiily. The grandchildren sang
"Hppy Birtday" to him.'
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Green Giant Fancy Quality. Peas.
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Saire 9C rolls 59c
5e4 Hand Billsfor.Anpiverary Values.
Rose 'Brand Margarine, save 4c, 1 ib• •
pkgs. , ' • ' foi 49e
Kngsclale; party assorted Biscuits,-;
27 'biscuits Pkg• . .... . . 33C
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Hippy -Vale Cream Stile Corn, 15 oztins,
save 50e ' 10 for $1.00
Libby's Deep Browned Beans?. 15 oz.,
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• FIVE ROSES FLOUR
5 lb. bags. save 4c -- 37c*
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Plum* select quality Bananas 2 lbs. 29c
Finest quality Cuban Pineapples .... 2 tor 49e
• Flavorful, naiad hot house Cucumbers,.2 for 25c
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R & W Pure PeanufButter; 16 oz. 4 jars.$1.00
W EvaPorated Milk, tall ▪ tins $1.00
R & W Tea Bgs; 5e off pkg. of 30 35c
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Early • BiSer Coffee, 'lb. bag 69c
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.PARAMOUNT misTrruTE • hips, iCIIAS. STRAILIMEE:.
MET IN LUCKNOW • DIEDIN' TORONTO,
The May Meeting of the Para.\•
mount W,I. Was held at the horne\
. of Mrs. Dan Nicholson ..with 17
members, 3 Visitors' and; seven.
children present. The , meeting
opened With the singing ,of the
Opening Ode and repeatng. the
Mary. Stewart • Collect.,•Mrs.
Emle, -MacLennan :Mrs alter'
Dexter and Mrs... Al •.Irwin were
appointed .delegates for the Dis-
trict Annual .' A report of the
• . District Directors was given by
Ktchabaw. A reading,
"Vacationing Time" by Mrs. Jim
111interN was followed/by two Very
nice rntisical 'numbers • by Mrs.'
. Mary Jane Webster and Mrs.
Havens. 'Mrs. Fred Martin gave
a reading' "Recipe for a Good
Disposition". - Mrs. Al Irwin' had
,•a nickname contest. 'Mrs. Jim
Ketchabaw • and .Mrs. Wellington
Webster 'gave readingS. Mrs. Or-
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-•-•'—''—latitrRicliardS-Tgave a reading • on
• Conservation. The meeting cos-
ed.With."thesinging of the Queen
and the Institute Grace: A 'very
• dainty lunch' Was Served by the
hostesses.' The June'meetng will
be held at the home of'.Mrs. Sob
Campbell. • •
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rhe death. .of , Mrs. , Charles
Stratheiee. aCcurred.in Taranto on.
Friday, May , 23r4 in ..her 79th:
y41. ,She Was the former Eliz-,
abeth Anne Co, :and was born
KinlOss on' October 21st, 1879.,.
• The funeral service Was con-
ducted ,at the:MeLennan,:Funeral
Horne in Ripley on Monday by
Rev. :13:, A: Brydon' of •Ripley
United.'Church with internient.in,
Ripley iCemeter.,
Mrs., Strathdee had made her
home for some time in Toronto
with , her daughter Irene, Mrs.
Go'rdon'' Johnston •
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•.tEAN ,DOUGLAS PASSES'
The death a miss Jean Doug -
occurred at the Lucknow Pri-
vate Hospital on Monday •even-
•irig: She had been ill far a long,
period and .her condition. had
been gave. f� r •The past c'oule---
f. weeks. • • .
. The funeral . will be held on
Thursday afternoon fat- 2.00 p.m.
at the residence of her brathr,
Wm. J. .DOuglas; where ..the 'r -
mins are resting. Interment will
be in .Soutli,•Kinloss Cemetery.
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DA; radio, spOrton, •wheel
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.155 PLYMOUTH SAVOY EDAN radio new tires,
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1955 -PTINIC,4760TFI'' PLAZA- -6Verdifire, two-tOne,
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• 1954 DODGE MAYFAIR SEDAN, radio f tinted glaS, covers,
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1953 DODd-E REGN'I' 'SEDAN, radio,,etc,'9;000,true miles,
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1950 PONTIAC SEDAN. 'S arp one ' $ 75.00
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1949 CIIEV. COACH,?;$4,w sills, paint, etc. ....:-.....$ ,350.00
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1952 FORD SEAN DELIVERY; refinished; etc., runs
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m4 APPRECIATION'
RECEIVED DEGREES- F,ROM •
WESTERN ON SATURDAY.
Arnong those •receivingdegrees
at Western University .gaduaticin:
eXereises on .SturdaY were sev-
eral Of sPeeig local interest.
The only local boy Was. jack
MoKiin sson of' Mr. and: Mrs. A.
-E. •McKim who received ,his doe-:
sr rsTiTe-drt'Th'e'rde-g.ree
Qthers, wti Lticknow associa-
tions; were BiL1, Hnlon, son of
Rev. and Mrs. G. S. BaUlch; Bar-
ry Attridge, son of Mr and Mrs.,
Cecil Attridge; Biil Murdie,son
of Mr.. and •MrsCarence Murdie;'
Mrs. Nancy • (Bil•wen) 'Roberts,
daughte' of Dr and—Ms-R
Bowen
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ST. HELENS
The St. Helens WOmeres Insti-'
tute meting. On Thursday; June
5th, will' feature • Grandmother's
Day. The roll call will• be
Wered by "What I admire,MOst
elderly Women".. HOstesss are
•Igis. E. W. Rice, Mrs. Ross •Err-
ingfon., R,oss GaMmie.
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We would like • to .expresS :our •
sincere appreciation to our friends CULROSS CORNERS
and neighbors fbr. the 'many acts mis. Wm Wall of KinlOugh is;
spending .sorne time with Mr.
Mrs: John SchUrnacher,
and Mrs. 'John Ross and
and • Mrs. DaVia Ross• were
in:Tdronto recently attending -the
25tli,wedding anniyersary of Alt.
and Mrs. William Brewer. "Mrs.
B1evier is the former peroo Ross
of:this cOmmimity..
Mr. % and Mrs. James Wraith
spent Sunday with:Mr.- and Mrs,
Sam Swan, ToWnline. .
Mr. and .Mrs. Alex WhytOck
were :the 'guests of Mr. and Mrs:
Win.- Stanley, Kiitioss on Sim
MesSts. Larry, Husk;. and Bob
Me..Donald : visited :SUnclay with
Carmn and Harold •WhytOck.
of kindness show!): -to us when
we lost our daring little son.
• Mr. and Mrs. John Hoekman.
HOWARD HAR RIS
;DIED SUDDENLY
The community was . Shocked
and Saddened by., the •u4de0
death , last Tuesday ' of Howard
Harris, popular HolYrood'district
farrher, in his .53rd year. •
Howard had been admitted to.
Victoria Hospital, London,
Sunday, suffering from a;kidneY
stone„ ailment that •had struck
him on Friday.: Surgery did not
becomenecessaryi and Mrs.. Har-
ris: returned home! the ;next, day.
Howard was planning tO. return
horrieori--Wednesdayge—WaS-up-
on Tuesday, when a blood clot
truCk the • lung, •and • he .suc-
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cumbed in about twenty minutes,
Mr: and .Mrs. Harris lost their
only. child, Latrarie, due to the
smile Cause..She was convalesc-
ing, froni an appendectomy and
died suddenly,: on December •17;
1948, at th-age of nine years..
Francis :Howard Harris' • was
the son •of Thomas H. Harris and
Agnes Erriir Palmer and was
born'.,on the Harris farm; Con-
cesSiOn :8, KinloS, on December'
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He was ,genial and popular in
• the community. His violin, fish-
ing and hunting were his hob
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hies. HOward gave generously of
his inuSioal: talent and the "Hat':
•ris Orchestra" did' much for the
suOcess• of Teen Town aetivitieS
at 1-1o1Yrood, ••• -
Mrs. Harris is the former Mar-
ion Jmieson, daughter . Of, the
iate-MrTarid-2-Mis7-John7iTainieS-OiE.
A wealth 01loral tributes and
the many' who °extended their
sympathy tstified, :to the gen-
eral sorrow of this berayernent.
The remains rested fitthe family
residence until:Friday When Ser -
vie was cerldticted ,bi Rev. T.
J. McKinney of Kinlough Pres-
byterian Church; at 'the` McLen-
nan and, MacKeniie MemOrial
Chapel. • •
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery with Jack-Ackert,.Ry-
nard Ackert, Max Bushell, Or -
Ville 'Elliot? El.WOod" Elliott • and
Sain Farmer acting as pallbear-
ers. •
Surviving besides 'his wdw,
are his mother and two brathers,
Leslie Of London and. Earl ,of
4o1yroOd„: His father died in
1050, and a brtherdied in in
fancy, as + as the'grievous
Joss of their ,daughter ten years
ago: • • • ,
WEPNESPAY;: MAY "213th, 1.95a
WELCOME HOG
M.ds:illtKETIN9 VOTE.
An1101,4110ethent last Week Olaf,
,TuY'25t11,1rought the follkn,.•
comment, frOM Bert': Lab, prest:,
dentof the Huron .County Hog,
POduCer4. Assocition:'
aoeepted tlic 'challenge and Were
ready for it, vq paid -for srtiini ne
w. 9%11;1.. ww:3c,7t111(Ye• 1111a-70t9e*
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where we are 'at, it shouldclepr7.
up
Lobb 'feelS confident pr0-.
dkiceks endorse e pro-
gram of the. Ontario: assoiation.
eertaiD W'll -get the re-
quired two-thirdspercent appro..
val. We're getting More 'suppot
all .the time,•even frotn men Who
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,r. ';obb said a 5eries of meet-
ings would be planned through-
out the county /to discuss the pro -
grain before. the • vote is taken.
•'Approval by 66N :percent of
those voting will be -neceSary
to ;;continue the single saleS
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PulSory *direction of hogs to
specific asserribly •points. • •'
Agriculture .1‘Enister
low Said, he believes a "clear-'
cut" decision Is . necessary,
About :70,000 hog prodUcers.in
420 southern Ofitariatownships
are eligible. cast 'ballots. Polls
will ,be :open from 9 ,to. 6'
p,:,M:F.I•idit.al‘ .time.
at.). voting day,
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The plebiscite, pastp.oned on
tWO previous .occasions .because
•litigation, will provide the
first opportunity for :hog, 'pro-
sllcers to indicate their approval
• dis priroyal •of the marketing:
plan which was inatigurated.More'
than five years ago:
lhe single-sals. agency ;sStern
Was ,started among' hog producers
in January, 1953.NeW regulations,
enacted int Septeniber 1957, com-
pelled •PrciducerS.ta Ship. their,
hogs tedesignated assemhly.
points to' preVent Sales direct to
meat ,Packers.
• In announcing : the vote the
Far/iv Products. Marketing Board.
said. municipal Clerks pbd sses
sor4 in each. township be,
asker to act as returning ,offacers
ancipoil clerks as Well as' ssiSt
in, the: preparation of vaters4
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