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The CWL mitt Wednesday
evening in the,porish hall, There <'
were 18 ladles' present, Fr.,
Oostveen. opened,the . meeting ,
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with prayer. Minues were .read.:
by Mrs. T.J. Murray. Mrs,
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Clarence Ryan read the corres
pondegce. Treasurer"'s report was,
given by Mrs. Theo. Van Bakel:
Mrs. Francis Hicknell, Presi-
dent, thanked. Father -Oo4tveeri Y
for his donation of $150 towards�� tie
the purchase of•the carpet for the
n� 'n Bing
choir loft and steps which was Atted - +
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installed during the. summer. •
Mrs. Bob Duffy and girls are to Mrs. Vera McKay of Detroit wedding in Stn mrd on Saturday. Ken Dill's first graud,�adghten,
care. for. altars for, ,September. visiting with her sister, Mrs, ` Mrs. Jean bill artd "Mr. Carl ' Mr. and Mrs. Lou ` Maloney, 4
Mrs. John Shea witi visit the sick g Wilhelm spent Sunday with Mr. spent Sunday with Mr. and' Mrs.
Melva Murray and other relatives and Mrs. Ken Dill in St. Marys Mduriee Etue in Seafort.h.
for the month. Used clothing is to here,
b b htanti attended the christening of
a Amur, o b.e• f
ta ore t o n o
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was held in the Family Life 'Templeman. Janet was presented and family. and Miss Beverley ,Londesborough 4isited Sunday Owen Sound spent the weekend
Center on Friday evening, Sept. with many lovely gifts. Janet Stewart, Stratford, were guests at with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris with relatives here.
13. thanked everyone and invited all the Mauer -Cunningham wedding and family- Miss Joanne Murray spent the
Mrs. Robert Noris was mistress to a t:o.usseau tea on Saturday weekend with her parents, -Mr..
Mrs. T.J. Murray:.
of ceremonies and after afternoon, September 21.'
welcoming everyone introduced Personals p Mr. and Mrs,, Bev Hamilton of
Mrs. Ross McPhail who gave'an Misses Darlene Templeman, NEWS QF Whitby and Miss 'Florence
interesting reading. Karen and Waterloo, Ruth Templeman, McQuaid of Kitchener spent
Shirley Miller entertained Kitchener and Geraldine A Sunday, with their brother and M�
C,rom,arty sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
correspondent James E. McQuaid.
[Mrs. Robert Laing] Mrs. James' Mailloux of
Toronto .is visiting her cousins,
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Agri1 11 l VS Mrs. Mervin Dow was hostess Mr. and Mrs. V.JV.J.Lane. 3 --- 74"5 LEFT
percolator if repairs to the oMr. and Mrs. Bryan Hunt,
for the September Ladies' Aid one are too costly. . • Cherri and >Darryl were in ~
meeting on Monday evening. Mrs. Eldon Allen ave a Pinto nStatlOIIWagMl — 3 -door Pinto Rtunabolut and
(By Adrian. Vos) With Mrs. John Miller presiding, g Kitchener for the weekend where
1: P g• reading, "M•y Opportunity", and" they attended the Canadian Road Bobcat Runabout
the meeting opened with a themeeting closed with the Knight Coffee Break for Citizens
reading, "My Neighbour" and Lord's Prayer and Hymn 551. , Band Radio. 1 Demo '-- 1974 Ford -toll, Iiesv�d'laty egtulipped
The Wasmngton Historical
consider a big.packer. There•must
hymn 389- Mrs. Dow h�,d,,, the
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Society: "in 1854 Wm. Thomas
November.
Mrs,1.M. Looby is a patient in
and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen'
opened a, btff market here,
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followed by, a meditation and
visited Sunday- afternoon with
It was decided to have a parish
Seaforth Community Hospital
prayer. The roll call, "My Day's
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mulligan
roast at'21/: sand he-4nade plenty
dance in Brodhagen Hall., ,The '
Miss Agnes Murphy of Detroit
is visiting with Mr. Joe Doyle.
JUNIOR CHAMPS — Dublin Junior Girls womthe
Marilyn Ryan, Teresa Flanagan, Maureen 'Ryan
date set was April 19.
Mr. Don Looby who has spent
°
!' W.O.A.A,,Junior Homebrew Championship, •the
Barb.Kerslake, Delaine Cronin score -keeper), F'
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Plans were completed for the
the past year in B.C. spent the _.
W.O.A.A. Juvenile Homebrew Championshipand
'
- Sarah Morgan, Debbie McClure, Kathy Bruxer,
Deanery meeting to be held -in St.
Columban September 18.
past week at his home here.
the Grand River Tournament this year. They will be
Karen Cronin, M ?� .HelenO'Rourke, Audrey Smith,
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It was agreed . to send a •
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney,
'
playing in the Grand Championship on September
Maureen 'Delaney. Missing,- Frank 'Bruxer (Coach),
donation 'to the Peace and
, .
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Marion Kelly at Kinkora and Mr.
22, in Harrison. Members are Back,�left, - Joe Cronin
Geraldine Templeman, Ruth Templeman, Helen
De4l5pment Fund. Father Oost-
and Mrs. Eugene Bannon at
(Manager lCoaeh Bernice Smith 'Joanne. Kunz,
),
Ran. -
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veer closed the meeting with
The
Rostock.
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NEWS OF STAFFA
television sets blaring at full
votume;it is always a pleasure to
talk with a who has
prayer. mystery prize
donated by Mrs, Francis Hicknell
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Murtha of
the weekend
•Co,mmuni s ower
honours Jonet. Aller
was won by Mrs. Peter McLaugh-
lin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly and
Kitchener spent
with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer
,ty
Janet attended the Stapleton- '
of London spent the weekend at
' A community s,tigvyer,, ,hosted every one with their tap dancing.
Templeman, Stratford, all Spent
P P in Thames Road United Church
Simms wedding in Galt on,
Saturday.
their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney,
by Mrs. Russell Miller, Mrs. Mrs.Arthur Kemp conducted a
Arthur Kemp, Mrs. Robert Norris couple of contests.
the weekend with their family. qn Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nolan land
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Costello, Mrs.
andWilfred
Mary Feeney and Wilfred Feeney
ed Feeney
and Mrs. Sam Norris, honouripg After an' address of good
Dianne, Mr. and IVIrs.Ron.Miller, and Joan, Goderich, and Mr. and .
family spent Sunday in Midland.
Ml
Mrs. Ken Coyne
attended, the
Miss Janet, Miller beide-elect wishes read by Mrs John
Mr. and Mrs.John Templeman. Mrs Harold ' Longman
and Y of
was held in the Family Life 'Templeman. Janet was presented and family. and Miss Beverley ,Londesborough 4isited Sunday Owen Sound spent the weekend
Center on Friday evening, Sept. with many lovely gifts. Janet Stewart, Stratford, were guests at with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris with relatives here.
13. thanked everyone and invited all the Mauer -Cunningham wedding and family- Miss Joanne Murray spent the
Mrs. Robert Noris was mistress to a t:o.usseau tea on Saturday weekend with her parents, -Mr..
Mrs. T.J. Murray:.
of ceremonies and after afternoon, September 21.'
welcoming everyone introduced Personals p Mr. and Mrs,, Bev Hamilton of
Mrs. Ross McPhail who gave'an Misses Darlene Templeman, NEWS QF Whitby and Miss 'Florence
interesting reading. Karen and Waterloo, Ruth Templeman, McQuaid of Kitchener spent
Shirley Miller entertained Kitchener and Geraldine A Sunday, with their brother and M�
C,rom,arty sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
correspondent James E. McQuaid.
[Mrs. Robert Laing] Mrs. James' Mailloux of
Toronto .is visiting her cousins,
ld
Agri1 11 l VS Mrs. Mervin Dow was hostess Mr. and Mrs. V.JV.J.Lane. 3 --- 74"5 LEFT
percolator if repairs to the oMr. and Mrs. Bryan Hunt,
for the September Ladies' Aid one are too costly. . • Cherri and >Darryl were in ~
meeting on Monday evening. Mrs. Eldon Allen ave a Pinto nStatlOIIWagMl — 3 -door Pinto Rtunabolut and
(By Adrian. Vos) With Mrs. John Miller presiding, g Kitchener for the weekend where
1: P g• reading, "M•y Opportunity", and" they attended the Canadian Road Bobcat Runabout
the meeting opened with a themeeting closed with the Knight Coffee Break for Citizens
reading, "My Neighbour" and Lord's Prayer and Hymn 551. , Band Radio. 1 Demo '-- 1974 Ford -toll, Iiesv�d'laty egtulipped
The Wasmngton Historical
consider a big.packer. There•must
hymn 389- Mrs. Dow h�,d,,, the
Ms, and Mrs, Murray Christie
Society: "in 1854 Wm. Thomas
surely be more .than four in the
meditation, reading from 1' 145.
and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen'
opened a, btff market here,
USA. fl"
followed by, a meditation and
visited Sunday- afternoon with
selling gpod steak at 3 cents and
I wonder what the French
prayer. The roll call, "My Day's
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mulligan
roast at'21/: sand he-4nade plenty
Consumer Association.has to say
Work" was answered by eight
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Allen,,of.
of money; but now in 1881 our
about the beef that was dumped
members. During the business
Mount Pleasant, tiear Brantford .".
1•,, butchers complain that ,they
m>.,Lc '°H'avrc hacboitr b�'- irate
:thane -was discussion 0.regarding
Ori' Sa]urc)a etffs>yrnoon Mrs
cgnnot make any at. 12'/x cents per
FrencN-fa'rmers. if it -was anjething
the purchase of a diffe etit piano
Ej oh A91�n held a tcousseau tea
y; pound.like
PJumtre and Brechin• it trust
for the Sunday School and a
in honour of her daughter Janet
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be a dilly. Talk about. militant
committee was appointed to look 'whose
marriage to Barry
Jack Rice, iri the St. Louis
farmers, Europe has got them.
into the matter. The group also
Gammon of Toronto will take
Di t h ab t d '2
decided to Purchase a new coffee
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spa c ou a propose
million hog operatimn(that didn't
Beside the dumping of the
ARgentine beef, they stuck pigs
pace next atur ay.
go through.) '•1,000,000 hogs
on lamp posts, sprayed manure
there,'they recover it taxwise as
investment losses.
the shipment withdrawn with the
companies refusing return of the
much higher cost. Farmers are'
advised not to pay more than
-
wouldn't take up more rpom Chan
1,000,000 hogs
on `government buildings,
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big down -payment. Others who
Others
when
as- a sign of rood faith when
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people, and the
hijacked loads of livestock. n
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The Huron Federation of
accepted;. the conditions
sining the contract' as is the
-
•wouldn't come with cars and.
blocked roads and airfields with
Agriculture reports that they have
upon, checking that essential
practice win most bona fide
ri
television sets blaring at full
votume;it is always a pleasure to
talk with a who has
trucks and tractors. It worked too,
for the European Community'
banned
several complaints from farhiers
about the practices of two steel
building
items •are missing.. Promises -to
correct the trouble have so far not
companies, and to' refuse to pay
unless the load is thoroughly
BILL MdAUGHLIN MOTORSATI)
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man proper
the imports of beef for
companies. The
been fulfilled. In other cases the
checked for completeness and
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respect for a hog.
three months, supplied the armed
companies concerned are Wonder
company claims -that the ordered
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damage. The Huron Federation
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it is often thought that the large
forces with beef and gave it to .
pensioners on fixed incomes for a
Steel .Buildings and Canadian
Building Systems. The procedure
steel is in short supply and will
so far has received five
FORD Phone 527-1140 Seaforih MERCURY
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packers slaughter most of the
low low price.1 hope that our
of these firms is to ask for a
substitute coloured steel at a
complaints,
pigs, but a report of the USPA
dairy 'producers, where income is
whopping big down -payment
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%L shows that, at least in the USA,
set by the government as in
when signing the contract. Then,
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this is not, so. During'the 1920's
- Europe. dont have to take such
when delivery is made of the first,
the four largest US packers killed
drastic steps to receive a fair price
• shipment a further payment is
about forty percent of the hogs.
.for their products.
demanded to be in the form of a�STORE
THE
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SAVES
During the 60's it declined to
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certified cheque- This before the
between 30 and 35%. in current
In Consumer Reports are some
shipment is unloaded and can be
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years it declined more and is now
'interesting facts about investors
checked' for completeness.
¢.
between 31 and 32%n. The report
doesn't say however what they
who put their money in the cattle
business. if they lose' money
Farmers who balked at .paying
without being able to check had
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