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• Prize for high man went to Wes
Tiffin, and low Man to Victor
{Emmerson.
• Mr. and Mrs. Tiffin were called
to'the platform and Mrs. Wm.
Scott read= an address of good •
wishes, atni" Mc,, and Mrs. Albert
Lennips presented them with a , .
coffee table andmatching step
tables. Fred and Elizabeth made .'
fitting replies and all joined in
singing '`For they are jolly -good
fellows". Lunclrwas served, and
a social time enjoyed:
. 'The address'read' as follows;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin,
Dear Neighbours;
We're here tonight to bid <'adieu' •
To neighbours on our line
Although wehate to see you . go
New neighbours: will be fine
Your helping hand. will:, sure be
• missed
No matter when 'twas needed
Dependance is a.. lovely thing
No task was left unheeded;.
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Honour Tiffins At
Social Evening
..(Langside News)
Friends and neighbours gathered
at Langside Community Hall on
Friday evening in ,honour of Mr.'
and Mrs, Fred Tiffin who are leav-
ing this community. The evening
was spent. playing progressive euch-
re. Mrs. Johnston Corin and Mts.
Jim; Young were tied for first prize
for high lady, ,:with .Mrs..Young •
winning the draw. For low lady,
Mrs Elmer Scott and Mrs.. Law-
rence
awrence. MacLeod were tied , with
Mts., Scott winning the draw,
MOTORS
Your: Dodge - ; Plymouth •Chryslar Valiant Dealer
JOSEPHINE REET WINGHAM ' PHONE 357.3862,.`
65 ' PLYMOUTH,. 6 Standard With radio
64 DODGE; 4 Door, .6 automatic
64 DODGE, 8 'stick, with radio
63 VALIANT,_ 4 door, 6 automatic
FORD,2 '
63• door, ,
6 standard radio .- .
63 PLYMOUTH . Suburban, ' 6 ` automatic . with,
radia
63. PL.YMOUT4=I, 2• door, 8 stick, with radio
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CHRYSLER, power equipped
$•
9 EDSEL, :4 door, power equipped : with radio.
55 FARGO 3 ton. dump truck,
SEVERAL OLDER MODELS
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Hard: work, long hours,; we all
agree
Just can't continue on
A,well deserved retirement
With leisure hours abound.
• PAGR,fiFVIIN
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or Ouch a little tiff
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He's pretending now, but it won't be long ;before:
he reaches ' man's estate: His father wants to be
sure that his 'pride and joy' has every opportunity'
in life. That's , why Dad is ' a Sun Li feypolicyholder
-- 'sothat the family can be financially secure and
hischildren have . a college education even if he
should die' in the meantime. In fact, for the best
of reasons, :each member of the family is a Sun
Lii'e: policyholder!
I'm . associated, with Sun ' Life of
Canada, the: Company with the policy•
that's right for . you and your family.
Wily not call me today? `.
You're :not going. far ,, we're ,glad
of that
So comeback whenyou can
We hope you won't forget us
•In your well.adjusted plan.
Accept, these gifts,.' we hope they
will
Bring many hours of •pleasure
Our very best wishes go with them •
For days, we know you'll teasure. -
Albert and Gwen Lennips'
Hank and Pietie Kragt
Bill and Donalda Scott.
Weekend. visitors in the comm-
unity -were Miss MargaretMoffat . .
and Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Ross of
Toronto, with Miss I .arra Richard-
son and Graham Moffat Ken,
Young Thamesville with his: . • •
•parents, Mr: and Mrs.' Clifford
-Youngs ,Boh Young, :Kitchener,
Mrs. Eugene Gardner, Sandra and
Greg ,of Lucknow ,. with Mr. and
Mrs, Wes Young; Mr.' and Mrs.
Earl Koyle, Chuckle Huntington,
Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Allen and Cindy.
of London, with Mr, and Mrs, •
Blosse Koyle and family;. Jim Orr •
of London with Mrs. Wm. Orr
and Bob;
Mr. and Mrs. Garret Van'Derk-
lipp and family have Moved to
,their new home, the Fred Tiffin
'lam. We welcome them to this
community. `
Doug Simpson who was a patient
in Winglam Hospital, returned
home on Thursday.. .
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Tiffin vis-
ited with Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
.Brown, Lucknow, on Sunday. ,
Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Tiffin mov-
ed to Whitechurch last week to
the house owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Ritchie.. '
A Langside resident, Mr. Frank
Miller, passed away at Pinecrest
Manor,; Lucknow on `Monday,
May 23, The sympathy of the
community is extended to Mrs.
Miller and family;
, BUYS.KINLOSS FARM
Eric Hackett, who resides on
highway 86, west of Lucknow,
WILLIAM J.J.,;KINAHiN
R.R. .2 . Lucknow
Phone. Winghaaa 357-1987
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY- OF CANADA
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has purchased the farm of -• i Wally Waldorf passed away. at
Oakville. Thefuneral-was held
on Friday. Mr. Waldorf is the
husband of the former Elizabeth
Leonard Griffin on Con.•6 'Kinloss;
This farm was formerly owned
by the late Dennis Kenny.
. Marion'Wail visited on the
weekend with her cousin, Edna
Wall at Whitechurch, • and Mary
Lou Wall visited. on Saturday at'.
Gordon Wall's. •
There will be no Sunday School
or Church , service at Langside
Presbyterian Church neat Sunday
due to anniversary.services at •
Whitechurch Presbyterian. Church.
PASSES ATOAKVILLE,
Word was received here that Mr
Murray of Toronto„, a 'daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. ; Alex
Murray, and a granddaughter of
the late Tom Ross of Toronto.
She is known to many' in the
Langside area as They spent the'
summer holidays on; their grand-
father's farm across . from the
farm of Roy Huffman. ' The comm
unity extends their sympathy
in the sudden passing of her
husband
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To encourage the construction 'of' Farm *Ponds,.
the Government of Ontario will pay 50% of the
cost of an approved pond, ' up to a " maximum
of $500.
This financial 'assistance is available ' to
farmers for
• CONSTRUCTING A NEW POND
• IMPROVING AN EXISTING . POND
To apply, consult your County Agricultural
Representative ,OR Agricultural Engineer "ter intorutstion,
application forms, and advice.
Ontario .Department Ontario Department of Energy
of Agriculture and Resources Management
Hon. Wm. A. Stewart,Minister Hon rJ. R. Simonett, Minister