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• WIMNESDAY ,14th, 1967
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BALL' :l)IAyOFF5.
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Lacknow .has 'plenty . of ball
activity at pbresent with 'playoffs
moving along quite rapidly.
, The Intermediate-teant-is-Pres-
eptly irf'a round robin'series with
,Blyth and Teesvvater. pucknow
lost the.'first game in Teeswate• r
by the .score of 1.3-04 The second
arne of the, series Was ,played
•
!;.
ir LuCknovi'' on MOnday.. night
against Blyth with the vustors
wimiing a• close orie
now: was 'Scheduled to meet; Tees -
Water in toWn On Tuesday night,
Ppell the end
for'sthe 'SePPys',foTrAtil-F1 ar:
• Luckn,ow came thrOugh With a
GSID
W,M.S. and Ladies Aid are to I
be .held at the home of Mrs. Win.
Scott on Thursday evening
8.30, p.m.. '
-‘ BORN—to Mr, 'and Mrs. 'ROL.
Adams ii wingan,. ospitalTon-
‘I'hursclay, August lst, 1957,• „
daughter. •f•-• .
Re. . of 'Palmerston
had charge of the Services at
•Langside, Whiteehurch, & South
Kirtloss and Sunday and for t e,
next two Sundays while Rev. an
'Mrs; Marsia1l ancliboys are hol-,
idaying lie' was accompanied by
, •
MrsClemens and David. The
s and Mayshallg were
neighborsin-Ifelandlsefm."•,-
•
ing to Canada 'in April. While
ar
FOR LOWEST; LOW PRICES
t.:4,00r-Ao4.soc.KEyg...AALmoN.,.
KL.galFiNt(..1rISSVES
NrSH-CAT..SUP:.,.SALE: •
ted, f1avorftl 11 oz
.12-4 win Tuesdayover the. boVs
" -the Marshalls.' flew, across, the
.• .
from Culross., capital •„an •are
still_ in the running: ,
• .
The' Girls team , lost a ,close
one in Hanover, on ..;'Mbriday
•night by the 'score ,of 1743; .
The Luck -now Midget team are
group champions by • virtue Of
their. - 15-7\ win • over Ripley on
Monday: Lucknow won the ier-
_ies_four ganies to one. The
•gets. are tutored by RUss-Biitton,
Alek, Andrew 'and Blake ,Alton.
The -iolidgets now,,,meet--Sebring,%
•
ville with. the first game here
-on_Friday_night. .
LueknOw Bantamis were elim-
inated .in three straight by
.Whitechurch with the final game
on • Monday ending 14-13. It is
expected that Whitechurch Will
meet Ripley in further p1aYoffS.
Charlie Moore coaches the •White-
church team, With the Lucknow
Lions sponsored team We -Mg run
by Brock Cleland, 'Charlie Short
arid: Jerry Rathwell.
The: Pee, Wee team has a bye
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. .
,Clemens \family. set .sail on ,
pri
17th and for: the . first three- days
experienced .a, very rough voy-
age when, everyone aboard Were
the victims of seaSiCkness,
Clarence Crowston ant:Stan
Allen returned to Chatham on
Sunc1ayafteJ spending a week at
at the home of 1;iis parents, Mr.
and 1VIrs. 'John ,Crowston, .•
.
Miss-T-ShirleY-Se-ott -visited for
a few days last, week with Miss
Cecilia CroWston.
, Miss Doris Moffatvisited last
week with her Cousin, Nliis'Lois
Conley
• • .
' Pg.ath
,Saturcla)
•- ifospital,
Jas. Ilart(
prennaTI
2 bottle
35c
14' several packages and saye.
HIGHLAND PRIDE COFFEE ,
Freshly ground..YOW best buy by far., 1.-:1):
s Headquarters . For All F!eisli
FRUITSand VEGETABLES, Pliny.
Peaches, Plums Tomatoes, Apples
.:y
.,lits.11.1.:611p..,i..it'taotil)!
field 76
. late Rol
...s:5erne:tr
arn
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..'_• ea.::1....litj'P:::::,:s9nilltcali:si
•.eapacity
•'ber..iiow
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' Mr. RoyA Auf,fman returned
home on Sunday from Wingham,
Hospital.
.Mr. And WS: Art Olson, Gary,
,Nirtar..dail, Ricky and Keith/of
Plymouth, -Mich. &•,David .Proc-
tor of Livonia, Mich, were week-
end visitors with their aunt Mrs.
Mary Jane . Tiffin and. her Om -
Mr Duncan IVIaCMillan, Mr.
• are 'slated to ..m.e0: Ca.rg4l. but I son john of Detroit were week4
Alban Griffin, Jack Griffin' and,
into the. W.0A.A. plarifts,. and
no datea' hav'e been! yet .set. end . v•isitorS with Mr. and, ,
e Sell For Less ALWAYS A FAVOURITE
Values Effective
ugust 15,16, 17
•.AutiznUSHZ Thonnostat
—Set aid. fttiget. Keeps '
the temperoture, lust as
you tike .
LINDERWRITERS'APPROVED...
Fbofle 50, LOcknOw
KINGSBRIDGE
.1 Pit AsIaeMillan and fainilY. ,
Mr. and: ,Mrs., . Wesley Alion
Gretta Sudion) of London and
.1V1r. and•Mrs. G. Arinini. of Call
gary and Miss Delores Dalton. of
Detroit are guests at the home
of .Frank DaltOn.
1iss...1VIargaret. Kraemer, ' who
recently returned from a motor
triP to Florida, -spent a few :days
last week with; her, sister; Mrs.
Gene Frayne and family.. Susan
Linsernan od IVIacton wag also , a
visitor, and Danny ,Friyne, re-
turned witli' them for a vie -ties
Iiviislt with the; Kraemer family. at
liesSon. •
, MiSs , Bernadette Meyer' spent
the past two weeks holidaying
-With-relatives-inforento__„and_
Kitchener. ••
Mrs: jack Kinney of Detroit
returned to her home there „af-
ter a week's visit., '•.•
O'Reilly spent the .eek -e ..nd with their.
and
and son of Toronto visited at the
the birthday party in
home 'of Mrs. 'Jas.' Garvey last ttnded
hOne 119„ 1,040w
BUY Here. and Save
• Kenneth ..:MaCKenzie,
FRESH QUALITY CAKES
West, were visitors with • Daw-
son's), Purves' , and. ,1V1iller'S on
. , . ..
CHOOL FOR
DISTRICT NATIVE,
oh
F. Kinahan Separate
school•will open. 111, SepteXatter
hi* the CitY Of: Calgary, .hained.
• • Wawa -
returned home to London. Sat- -nafotsehr. 4 native' of West -Wawa
'WednesdayMrand MrsAlton -
.urday morning after a:two week i A , Calgary paper carried the
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holiday visiting with friends, :at-. rThe four-roorn efollowing. story in. this regard.;
coinpanie,d by . hot ..niece, liirs1. .. • , . . ieme.ntary sp.,
. • . , . , .
arate school in Spruce Cliff will
be named Kinalian school, mark-
ing a departure ''from . the •separ.;,
ate -School system's usual ' prac-
tice -in naming schools. •
,
•'won l,Oonbles Toninei
Fred • -,TadiSon and MarS--GeOr-g
13achler won first prize in the
'Mixed ,lawn :beWling
• tournament at Goderich. on Citric
• hOliday:••
'
Charles Wilkins of • Zion and
planned to attend the Mary Hast-
ingg . picnic on Saturday after-
•• Mr. and Mrs., Eric Evans, -Di--
. . . ,
anne and Melvin visited Satur-
da.y .with. Mr., and Mrs. William
Evans and Ted. Allan and Randy
'returned home with them to
' School's . in the system are
usually given 'names. with'relii-
LOUS• meaning
--ilyde:-.--Park--; after --a-*eekLs.,..401L.,.. the name of a saint This SchoOl.
clays :10th. their gran,dparents.: . 1•1ear th-ernr,
Mr. and Mrs...iji gfid[Kinahan, Superintendent' of the.
Miss Margaret Moffat of Toronto 8irtie.:1140.frolt:i1.1918 until 145' death
In announcing the name, L.
honor Of Mr Moffat, his son Far -
Mr. ish• and Miss Emrriavitichardson.
• and' Mrs. 'Fergus •
Dwyer,
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MATERIAL.
for'
GRAIN BINS
Plywood,:
a thicknesses.
CedEir,
Granary itining
esteel Galvin*
'FING
engthst:
•
1/2, 9,
1 :and 12 feet,
Mr. and Mrs. Bary ,Lavis vis •
-
ited 'Sunday with ,mr. and alitiost..! synonymous with. the
Mr. and Mrs.' Chester ,Casernore,ICalgary separate school .system',.
Mrs. MalcOlm. ,,MeIrtnis and. Mae While •it a.'departure. from -the
near Wingham. . usual procednre, , it :does not
Threshing:and combining .are I mark., a change in the policy for
the order' 'of the ..day. , ' i.naming schools, he ad.dgd.'
We would like to congratulate' Mr Kinahan came tO I:Calgary
the Kinlough correspondent on
the--Icirilougorrespondetit _on
the ,iplenaid • report •of . their. Cen• -
tennial and:the fine job every-
Van Tighein, assistant superin-
tendent,
tendent, said he is very' happy to
see the school', bear the name
'Which . for so ,inan5i years • was
•
• Optoinetridt
• .LISTOWEL, ONT.
"...R.t the former Wrona Jewelem
store: Ripley, 1.0) a.m, to 9.. p.m.,
WEHNESDAY AUGUST 28'
.and every. Second Wednesday:
Eyes examined Glasses -fitted
For ,appointment 'phone .' Roy
MaCKenzie, ,96-r,24,. Ripley.
" .
one did of their: job to,Inake-tt
Such success;
baby Maureen. and -,Mrs. DwYer's
sister Xlizabeth. of Kinkora Were
Sunday visitors ;at the Donald
Eraytie _S_askateon 'and', a sister, •
SHINGLES, ;•
•
1/110A -R1-
' Underlay..
Hardboard
e er ec oa.
use under Linoleum OY
Tile Floors.
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.LE,T.THk
OLD—HENIS:DOWN:
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-(*Y: .-6111-41elninPVar
:Under no consideration should .
poultry producers ..accept._;.less
than . 23c per lb. for Grade A
fowl 5 lbs: and. (:•.Ver live weight,
delivprecl ih Toronto. This is a
Government guaranteed . support
priee... This rneans a price cif .20 ;
to 21c at .the farm in other areas .1
'Of -.Ontario; " depending . on trans.,:
liOrtatiOn and handling costs
This was , the conclusion'arriv-
ed at by the directors of the On,.
tails) Poultry Producers AssocL
ation. at • Meeting in Toronto,
Auguit. 8th; • There a,criough
processing plants to handle all
being:offered tp_the accoulnt
of the governnient Aticder, .5 lbs.
Should be 'priced -3 to 4c less.
• T.I.Te7Oirecpyrsiciere.. amazed_
Wpresident
• them . that in-someLareas farm:- ,
er,s were receiving only .12 to 17c
in 'spite of the generous amount
of newspapepr' and. radio. Puhlie-
ity ,giveril to the ,GC•Orrunent
support price arinousceinent
The Government is guara-ti
ing thig price to the Prdducer
by paying the procesSor 6.42c per
• lb: for eviseerated few, packed '
for shiPitierit. The, prOcessor hOw-
• ever intist providelvoof that he
'q to the
'from, Ottawa in 1914 to teach .at
Sacred Heart School....6.-,Before he
took . the position of superirien-
dent and secretark-treasurer'iti
1918,' he had-beeti- -principal of
St.; --Mary"s•-...high--,schoOl-for_ tvio.
or-Lthree_years.
Gus Kinalian of London and
forinetly 'of West -Wawanosh, is
a' ,brother of the late Mr: Kin-
• alian. A' brother Thomas fives in
Miss .N • Miller of la.,Inlit°,1-1'-„is Mary Blake; in Brussels
MvisairtinShe.wrtihdani:et "Ist:er' -1412S. 1113BShil.'lisKainanheapnhewof'. West' V'sra*a'-
,
• Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin
and `Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne
iyisi• ted,vo,With as_reel:_steativeeics-,in London
Mrs "Ursula 'Heber c•f Detitit
is visiting with relatives here.
r. John -0144M, Miss. Mary
$heridpn_of _Toronto...and, Peter
•Lierman,. Jirriniy lttartin,
Osh brethers and Mike Dalton,
Langton tobacco emPloyees, spent
the weekerid.• at , their hones
'here. • •. ••
, Mr. , and „Mrs,. Len Woodley,
Darlene and Mr. and Mrs, Clif-
ton Austin are visiting With Mr,
and Mrs. Jack. Austin and fain,
ily of 'Plipmins this -week.
rs.
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'Phone 1 0 •
• DERSON.
MISER LTD.
•..uckno*, ont.
INSURANcE
• Can NOW. Accept
L'TOVVW-10111/ENTS °
00.1MERctAli filtuctig
as well at the firth bUstnessa
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For iritorniation otiSttit
T. A. CAMERON, LTICKNOW,
Phone Hiingannon '70-r-10
JOHN MeMURCHIE, RIPLEY.
Phone 26.r-23
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big 3
some
youlj
load• , I
hot's(
mak
prodtteer,,
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Farmers!---;-1(-Our: 'T'Oi.a.,—__11 ...,_=-Pr° lie y
ducers Organizatiori;• with. the . 'op -to
Ittistrotr ' •',c)f -Ahe,--FedetatiOn_.Of- -t---ja]
Ae rgfiulle] Lij lothurfeo'r reit' dini:!ngehbav;ritr th;' ••tP ge
Government' The need foi• import iiity6,
restrictions on :the inVorts' of
fowl and -turkeys an& appreci.
ateg the „prompt, action �f ibe
Government ah, Otittiflg. then in
effect .Plettie Set to it that you
get, what' your Product k'' WOrtlf: