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Phone 527-1910 Seaforth
Clinton
TRAILER CENTRE LTD.
Kitchener
Tel.: 482-6661 or 482-9787
Are Also Agents For:
TRAVELAIRE GLENDALE-DOLPHIN
And SCAMPER
BALER
TWINE
IN STOCK
at competative prices- _
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TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
—poplar
13 ft. model
CHOOSE FROM 3 SPACE-SAVING FLOOR PLANS
Select The One That Suits You 'Best
See MURRAY CUTLER For The Details
on the Triple E Compact
GLENDALE-DOLPHIN & TRAVELAIRE
MODELS ON DISPLAY NOW AT
HOLLAND'S SUNOCO STATION
192 Huron St. (Hwy. 8 West)
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taw Ails Alio'. ids •
Prices effective
July 2.5 inclusive
We reserve the right
to limit quantities
Government Inspected
Canada Grade 'A'
Fresh, Tender, Whole Frying
POWDERED
DETERGENT Seaforth
21/2. to 31/a lb., size
Takes A Stand Against The High Cost Of Living With These
MILLION PRICES
EE
WHITE SUGAR
10
lb.
Bag
Wilkinson's
-Top 'VOW
Choice
APPLE
JUICE
• 48-oz. tin
FREE...
One 6,oz. Cup of
Gay Leos
SWISS STYLE
ASST'D.
FRUIT
FLAVOURED
YOGURT
with every pur-
chase of one 6-
oz. cup for only
SPAGHETTI
Libby's
Fancy
TOMATO
JUICE
48-oz. "tin
25p
Shirley Gay
Enriched, 'White
SLICED
BREAD
24-oz.loaf 21g
Clover Leaf or
Maple Leaf
SOCKEYE
SALMON
7 3/4 -or.• tin
Top Valu
Evaporated
MILK
16-oz. tin
One
5-lb.
Bag of
Granulated,
Fine
With •every purchase of four Westinghouse
Soft White (40, 60 or 100 watt) Light
Bulbs for only 1.38.
DONUTS
2 Roll Pkgs.
Drink Mixes (osst'd. flavours) TB1;1/4f
Valu
with
PORK
In Tomato
Oxydol (spec. pack)
Plain, Sugar or
Cinnamon
SHIRLEY GAY
Parchment
Wrapped
TOP VALU
Margarine
1-lb. pkg. 14.
Regular or Mint
CREST
Toothpaste
Scott's (osst'd, colours)
PAPER
TOWELS
KOOL AID
5-lb.
box
Priced for extra savings Taste tempting, knife cut
BEST OF CHICKEN LEGS
FRYERS OR BREASTS
— Leg or Breast Portion (backs
attached)
- Chicken Quarters Mixed
— Chicken in the basket
Fraser Vole
Frozen, Cod
FISH &
CHIPS
24-oz. pkg. 47.
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Are Promoted
-Seem411- Public S
intermarriages into no less than
twenty different nationalities
with over 200 different surnames,
all related, .and that within 135
years. Relatives were-present
from Michigan, Ohio, Alabama,
Colorado and other States, from
Western Canada and many cities
and communities in Ontario, es-
pecially the county of Huron.
Listed below are the results
of Theory Examinations at Sum-
mer Session with Western Ontario
Conservatory of Music, London
of pupils of St, Joseph's' Convent
School of Music, Seaforth.
GRADE 11 .THEORY
First Class Honours; Kathy
Stewart; Carol Shilson and Jean
McKaig (Equal); Anne Stewart;
Rosemary Van Den Hengel;Becky
Lingelbach (Royal C. ) Maureen
Connolly and Nancy Devereaux,
(Equal); Jean Devereaux.
Honours• Mary Ann Klaver.
Music classes will be resumed
September 8th,,
Office — Main Street
' SEAFORTH
Insures:.
* Town Dwellings
* All Classes of Farm Property
* SuMmer Cottages
* 'Churches, Schools, Halls
Extended coverage (wind,
smoke, water damage, falling
objects, etc,) is also available.
AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V: J. Lane, RR 5, Sea-
forth; Wm. Leiper, Jr., Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold
Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth.
Rev. and Mt's. ritlii -Stewart', (-rs:Barry),'ingersolt. Audrey - IR etul -s
were present at a reunion garb'', r Goodmurphy (Mrs. Albert), Regina,
ering of the John and Ann (Mae- Sask. , Lorne Matheson, Boulder,
Leod) Matheson family in the Colorado, who flew in for the
Sonthside Park, Woodstock on event, Douglas George MacKay,
Saturday. This is the first timF London, Mac Pratt, Listowel,
such a gathering was held by the and Carl Parker, Toronto.
clan and it also was the 135th From the two original Math-
anniversary of their arrival in esons of Scottish birth thei4 (,are
Canada. Over 225 relatives
The following pupils have
been promoted from Kindergar-
den to Grade 1.
Coombs, Glendon; Dale; gobbi
J. ; Eyre, Sheila; Flannigan,
Marty; Glew, Mary Lynn; Hen-
derson, Lynn; Jew, Douglas;
Johnston, Neil; Laverty, Karen;
Maxwell, Michael; McCowan,
Rhonda; McLaughlin, Lynn; Mc-
Pherson, Greg. ; Morton, Jane;
Neil, Richard; O'Dell, Troy;
Pullman, Susan; Ribey, Cathar-
ine; Ritchie, Janiie; Scott, Eliz-
abeth; Scott, Jimmy ; Shousher,
Arabeya ; Ungarian, Stephen;
Watson, Brian,
Teacher: June B. Boussey,
GRADE 1 to GRADE 2
Andreassi, Angelee; Benneweis,
Karen; Czerwinski, Jo Ann;
Drager, Stephen; Habkirk, Cori;
Henderson, Bruce; Hildebrand,
Stephen; Hulley, David; Malon-
ey, Kathy; Marshall, Terry;
Mennell, Dwight; Moggach,
Scott; McGowan, Brian; Mc-
Laughlin, Gerry; Neil, ,Sandra;
Nielsen, Dennis; Ribey, Anne;
Rice, Bradley; Sallows, Bradley;
Scott, Dougie; Scott, Mike;
Schenck, Bradley; Smith, Susan;
Staffen, Sandra; Stocker, David;
Trapnell, Joanne; Young, Kevin.
Teacher : Mrs. F. Kay:
GRADE 2 to GRADE 3
Baker, Jayne; Burleigh, Joan;
Cornish, Douglas; Doig, lat);
Dolmage, Debbie; Drager,
Murray; Dupee, Debbie; Horne,
(Andy; Kunder, Nancy; Laverty,
James; Malkus, Tessie; McPher-
son , Jeffrey"; Montgomery, Mar-
gie; Muegge, Patsy; Munro,
Karen; Neil, Jimmy: Nielsen,
Johnny; ,Racho, Joan; Ribey,
Earl; Rice, Susan; Sallows, Stev-
en; Scott, Ronnie; Shousher,
Tarik; Watson, Jimmy; Whitman,
Dee Dee.
Teacher: Mrs, Eula Kellar
Lee, Brian; Massicotte, Jime;
Maxwell, Susan; Montgomery,
Ted; Patterson, Valerie; Putman,
Mark; Rimmer„ Joanne; Ring, • ..
Chris; Ritchie, Wendy; Say-
aege, ' Alan; Scott, Bradley;
Scott, Susan; Trapnell, Mike;
Westerveldt, Andrew.
Teacher: Mrs. Guelda Holmes.
GRADE 4 to GRADE 5
Bennewies, Murray; l3euerman,
Neil; Boshart, Debra; Burleigh,
Jack; Gardno, Jayne; DaltOn,
Lois; DOlmage, Larry; Drager,
Linda,: Fry, Douglas; Heard,
Linda; Kunder, Susan; Maxwell,
Steven; McClinchey, JiMmy;
McDonald, Kenneth; McPherson,
Heather; Muir, Jane; Munro,
Mail Helen; Racho, Carol; Ri-
bey, Jane; Ritchie, Brian ; Say-
auge, Michelle;.Schenck,-Brent;
Sinnamon, Valerie; Snowdon,
Tommy; Staffen, Carol; Vin-
cent,' Lynda; Young, Caroline,
Teacher ; Elva D, Ellis.
GRADE 5 to GRADE 6
Baker, Tracy; Bell, Julie; Ben-
nett, Steven; Chesney, Barbara;
Dale, Allan; Dale, Brenda; Dal-
rymple, David; Drager, 'Sheila;
Govier, Rpss; Haley, Brian;
Now
Heard, Donald; Hodgert, Linda;
Hoff, Bill; Hulley, John; Mai-
dens, Tina; Malcolm, Glenn;
Malkus, Edmund; Massicotte,
Tommy; Moggach, David:O'Shea,
Nancy, Savauge, Lori; Schenck,
Joanne; Simpson, Peter; Vincent,
Bryan; Wood, Dawn.
Teacher: Barbara Chesney,
GRADE 6 to GRADE 7
Bennett, Kevin; Benneweis,
Bonny; Beue;rman, Susan; Bode,
Joanne; Carnochan, Gordon;
Cornish, Dwayne; Dale, Brian;
Dalton, Donna; Dupee, Larry;
Govier, Ruth; Henderson, Kevin;
Hulley, Keith; Jew, Doris;
Johnston, Floyd ; Lingelbach,
Lori; Massicotte, Allen; McClin-
chey, Randy; McLean ,Joe;
Muegge, Yvonne; Munro, Gary;
Muir, Janet; O'Shea, Bill; Pat-
terson, Phyllis; Rice, Stephen;
Savauge, Brenda; Schenck, Bob;
Scott, Janet; Sinnamon, Murray;
Snowdon, Pamela; Somers,
Cathy; Staffen, David; Stephen-
son, Terry; Stocker, Ward;
Storey, Fay; Swan, Judy;Whit-
man, Joanne; Young, Colin;
Young, Graeme,
Teach
P
er : Mrs. BeU
GRAE 7 to GRa,DE Bell, Lee; t3ennewies, 6neryl;
8
Brady, Barbara; Brugger, Robert';
Cornish, Dean; Dale, Terry;
Dalton, Ron; Elliott, Debbie;
Graham, ,Shauna; Hildebrand,
Susan; Hulley, Paul; Hulley,
Penny; Jessome, Silby;Johns,ton,
Ronald; Kerr, Kevin; Marian,'
Michael; Massicotte, Ronald;
McDonald, Brenda; MeGonigle,
Cathy; McPherson, Debbie';''
Moggach, Debbie; Ritchie, Ter-
ry; Ring, David; Scott, Barbie;
Smith, Gerald; SOuthgate, Carol;
Staffen, Judy; Swan, Ken; West-
erveld, John; Wood, Ralph;
Wright, John.
Teacher: Gary Jewitt
GRADE 8 to GRADE 9
WoOd, Rand.
Teacher: Mrs. Morton 8 Mr.
Talbot,
St. James'
Students
Graduate
The Grade 8 Graduating Class
of St. James.Separate School
attended a special Mass in their
honour on Thursday morning.
Rev. Father H.J. Laragh congrat-
ulated the class. He stressed.the
importance of education and :"'
urged them to continue to high-
er levels.
.At the end of Mass, Mrs. Pet-
er Jansen, on behalf of the Cath-
olic Womens L eague, presented
the students with graduation pins;
Breakfast fbilowed-aid vas ser-
ved in the school auditorium by
the C. W. L. to the members of
the class, Father H. J. Laragh
and their teachers, Sister Mary
and Mrs. Holmes.
The Graduation Class includ-
MathesoLti
registered.
John and Ann Matheson with
their five children (five other
children were born in Oxford
County) came from Dornoch,
Sutherlandshire, Scotland, in
1834 on a sailing vessel, an
eight weeks trip, and settled, on
a farm on the east half of lot 24,
concession eight, West Zorra, in
Oxford county. They are buried
in the old Log Church cemetery
on the seventh concession . In
the Genealogy of the Matheson
family, prepared by Mr. Stewart,
one of their descendants, he has
records of over 500 of these fa-
milies and of over 1000 individ-
-nals.
At the reunion officers el-
ected were:- President, Rev. J.
UT Stewart, Seaforth, 1st, vice-
president, Ralph Goodmurphy,
Port Credit, 2nd. vice-president,
Neil Matheson, Port Credit, sec-
retary-treasurer, Elizabeth Cox,
(Mrs. W. A.) Kitchener, assist-;
ant-treasurer, Mrs. Joan AgneW,
Woodstock; representatives from
the branches, Margaret Hunt,
Vocalist,
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'21 Varnish 24 Shakespearean
13 Weird 7011y ketone
15 Transform
16 Goddess 'of
14 Triumph
17 Follower 12 Fish sauce
18 Rebel (coil.) 20 Lariat 19 English river 22 Article
the dawn.
ingredient ,•
swinger
10 Hindmost
11 Cosmic order
$ Cuddle
5 CaldronS
6Grat
9 Average (ab,)
22 Fermented
liquor
23 Shade tree
25 English gold
coins
29 Bird of prey
33 Limb
34 Stations (ab.)
36 Lure
37 Enervates •
39 Social insects _
,41 Hostelry
42 Trader
44 Cottoh fabric
45 Make lace
edging
48 Legal point
49 He appears of
a — nature
52 Attempted
54 Exclamations
57 American poet
58'ilohn (Gaelic)
59 Young street
Arab
61 Defensive
structure
formed by
felled trees
63 Expunge
64 Distress
65 Feel
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55 Sign :of 43 Unkeeled
diseppieval 45 He gained
Snielg , end fame — a
favorite of
60 Exist 62 Symbol tor bobby soxers
thulium 47 Retinue
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
McKaig, Jean; McLean, Cathy;
McMichael, Brian; McNab, Paul;
Moggach, Lauren; Montgomery,
Bob. ; Munro, Gayle;' Putman,
Ernie; Schenck, Janice;' Scott,
Cathy; Smith, Bill; Southgate,
Stephen; Stannah, Althea;
Stocker, WendyeWilbee, Joan;
es:
Joanne DeGroot; Nancy Devcrea-•
ux; Margie Eckert; Mary Jan-
maat; Lois Nigh; Mary t v obel;
Dianne Phillips; Karen Re.gier;
Cathy Stewart; Mary Van Dyke;
,Mary Van Miltonburg; Harry
Arts; Dave Broome; Gary, Groot-
hius; John Hendriks; Tim Hogg;
John Jansen; John Lansink; Mike
Meidinger; Doug.Reynolds; Ar-
nie Stinnissen; John SwinIdes,
Mary Nobel thanked the C. •
W. L on. Oehalf of the class and
Mrs. John Flannery acknowled-
ged her thanks and expressed the ,
good wishes of the League stud- ,
ents.
GRADE 3 to GRADE 4 •
Peter; Campbell, Dennis ;Cardno, Name LOL _-Anderon ,Cheryl; Beattie, I3enneweis, Donald; Benneweis,
Kevin; Bode, Paul; Chesney,-
Robert; Coombs, Kathy; Cz Jim; Carnochan, Alan; Dalton, er-
winski, Joe; Dale, Donald; Dale,-Roy; Doig, Kenny; Dolmage, Euchre
Ronald; Iialton, Larry; Doig, _ Beth; Fry, Donna; Hildebrand,
Cameron; Hulley(, Serena; John- Doug. ; Hildebrand, Joan"; Isza-
covies, Barbara; Johnston, Gloria;, Winners'
Langlois, Susan; Learn, James; Laverty, Sandra; :ivIali.fs, Donna; .
Wirinets air a L'O. L. enable
Wednesday were ladies high:
Mrs. McCutcheon; Lone Hands:
Mrs. A. Routledge; Low: Mrs.
H. Dolmage; Mens High: H.
Dolmage; Lone: Elmer Dennis
and Low ; Ivy Henderson. Mrs.
John Oldfield won a cake draw.
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convulsively,
26 Soviet river
27 Kaffir
warriors
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30 Walk
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