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BRUCE SMITH
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130 Georgina Street
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TONY McQUAIL
NDP
THE FARM SPOKESMAN
WHO CARES ABOUT
Our ComtpUnities
Our Litestyies
Our lobs
Make Tony McOnail
YOUR VOICE
hi Toronto
VOTE TONY McQUAILNDP Ott MARCH Authorized by the offirlid tint Terkihici(*ait tilB101.0101ixitil w •
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interestestseeple from this
district who attended the
hbera ceiling in .Lucknow
on Tu ay night. Sohn
Jewitt. edesbero was a
nominee for iteenr-Bruce.
Witig,hain laWyer Murray
' -0Siorewati: NeiCettAt•
' Letiu tilekhilt. end 'Gar
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' abritit loVe". She said our
• firSt kwe Is our Inether's'
• love, second is kins
hearts to Je.StiS and dedicate
.„,ingeur lives to his service.
third; is showing our love for
others.
Mrs:- Doug - Fraser pre.-
sided for the 'business. Mrs.
John Davies read the Min.:
toes and a card of apprecia.
nen was read from the
Correspondent with thier grandmother Mrs. Most hated disciple. Levi the
•MILS,HERTSHOEITHOOK — • jitri Stort.'Sr. tax
• ' 523.42$0 • Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott. ed with thieves and murder-
The United Church skating My Jint, Christy and Shan- ets. He was a Jew who took
party was held on Sunday at non were -gues6 Sun. with taxes from Jews to give to
Dlyth Arena:with a good Mrs. Scotts brother and wife. the Romans, text (TOM Itti-
Ntendance,, • , , Mr; pod MO, Bob Scholl' of man 114 and •Lnke. 18:11
4 Wieifters ,of. prizes syeret. kchetiet. -14$ •cliopgd
first: adult on, Ver* •OrrEpoitwit • .",-Vatitiqw - . • •
ANO11.0pz first „child. • Scott '..Wolentang .ttti Sunday , --The t httit othiem. waIL
Overboc YithItige%t. skater. tittmitigverg 44* and $044.0'''..*Atcy the guidance Of "Bae., •
§higingiti* la gesC :lane ushers Were,$0,n--". 111411,4
40t was 041110*Oett-T,Orpi,,,..
> Sian 'WtY1',04. '4103 0,0*11‘, BONA
ily. The eiNrung Whyte.• ;"M1*. 144irgareY1'4)*44S. ,,.5904.4...cestigrgationa..1 li
And 'work cOonittet•
• PERSONALS.
' Mr. andj MrS.. Reber 1.4).;
moth Of Clintiart spent a. few
days this week with -Robbie.;
Michael and Brent Radford
while John and Brenda were
in Toronto.
Mrs. Joe Flynn,, of Port
Elgin and Miss Julie Scott of
Goderich, Scott and Angie,
Jervis of Seaforth spent Sun.
at
W.I. card party will be
reDritari Trill at 8''10
p.m. in the hall; E$cr>orse
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. f aisin Pat -
erson. London sisited on
Sunday- with her parents Mr.
and M.T5-
'11:*te *,e14 bits )00,,i
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• . The Weil* Day of- Prayer
4 -wkii 'he •beltl. at Duffs Chart+.
osi .Friday,, March bat 2 p.m.
with Rev. C.-Swan the speak.
er. A business 'meeting will
precede the service at 1 p.m.
Plans, were made for the
shower for Janice Houston
Friday evening in the church
basement. Mrs. A. McDon-
ald reported for th6" supper
committee. ,
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• The date TOP the Win'
ling turkey stiPper is TLeeStlay.
JOIEC 2 with .the rith
Boundary Joni! assisting this
year. • . •
17Th & BOVIVARY. UNIT
The- 141'; .hElralinNdGRoundary
pint held their -February
Meeting at "the home of. Mrs. •
Cliff Ritchie with 12 Metre
bers present.
Mrs. Barry Hoegy opened
withw as.thGoiregorhatcfervvtihieliadamy, so n
gave the prayer. "Let me
pass the day in peace".
Mrs. B., Hoegy read "Con-
fident and Competent"
about the disabled, followed
by, a poem. "Eating". Mrs.
Williamson read a poem.
MrS. Graeme •Craig took
-410-business. beginning-- with..
'The World is
re
Mitre "' Mrs. G. Williamson
ad the, rikinutes. Mrs. Ctaig
gave eseh member he r
U ."C. W membership card:
Mrs. B. Hoegy gave the
treasurer's report followed
with the miscellaneous re-
port by Mrs. Hugh Johnston .
World Day of Prayer is
. Friday. March 6. May 29..30.
-31. West .minister week-
end. A donation will gp to the
. March of Dimes. Next meet-
ing is to be held at Mrs. H.
Craig's home"; devotions in
charge of Mrs. Paul McCal-
lum and Mrs. Hetet! William-
son.
PERSONALS
'Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Fraser have arrived home
recently after spending' a
_most. enjoyable-week.'4...bole-,
day ilk the sutinye••'14*.rii
Ornate, 'of JainiOe.,4-
Miss ,Onth Ttiiirrper' 'Of
Woodstock spentthe wV..0"' •
end with her mother. 'Mrs,
-Ruth Thanter. -
Mr. Jack Webster of Ed-
monton, Alberta is visiting-at
the home of Mr. and—Mrs:
Ray Huether. Steven and
John. On Sunday they cele-
brated the birthday...of_Mrs.
Watson Webster., Clinton at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Webster and family of
Varna.
Miss Dena Wes-. Guelph
spent the weekend at . the
home of heir parents. Mr. and..e.
Mrs. Campbell Wey. •
Mr. DOuglas Fraser at-
tended the Good Roads con- •
11.414 $.qitt,...W0CoMe:(1.. 41,1" atiMilted t44 'Clinton. ,,Ptiblie• ,
'alit ;gave 'onritiOneeinentS• klosplitaf on. Fobtriary . 14th,
General .U.C-W, will • meet . Mrs. Lorne' thinking was
March 2 -at 8 p.m. at the admitted to. University Has.
LitOich. -• , , . Pilat .Lendon .on February
-. The childrens time ineled- 19th to -have surgery.
ed a story 'on a telephone to MrS. Laura Saunelercock.
display. CI4Idren can talk to Mr. and Mrs.. Cliff Sunder-
-God by prayers without wei visited on Saturday 21.st
needing the phone and its with daughter Mr. and Mrs. '
wires. Junior teachers were Wayne Peck and Kelly at
"Helen Lyons and. John Ship- Ailsa Craig celebrating
herd. The sermon was the Cliff's birthday of Feb. 24th. • i
ALLADIMCCALL,
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The 8th and' loth 1,3814 •
re-scheduled their meeting.
till February 1.6th at the
home of 'Mrs. Alvin ,MCDote
aid with4niembers present
The deVotiens were opened,
with Mrs. Ken McDonald
reading.
Mrs. K. McDonald chose
&titian Am: Itimin..g.nutuerid?...
ing on the sillage last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen
teturned home en - Sunday
from wks.
at Okongue Lake.
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VARIETIES
510 g.
IliteCOAMICKS-5 VARIETIES
COOKIES 400 9139 .
CLOVER LEAF
CONOE SALMON
48 Its FL CJIZ
size 411
REGULAR OR BUTTER. FLAVOUR
AUNT
PANCAKE SYRUP
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WE RESERVE THE FLIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES' TO REASONABLE WEEKLY- FAMILY REQUIREMENTS
X,100 10W30 MULTIGRADE
PRICES_ IN EFFECT WED_ FEB. 25 UNTIL CLOSING TUES. MAR, ,3-
ON QUALITY PRODUCTS FROM
• AYLMER
COCKTAIL, BARTLETT
o PEAR' HALVES OR
CLING PEACH HALVES
RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY WITH PEC/Ht 4 VARIETIES • -
ST, MUMS JAMS 24.169 mum SPEWS
MOUNTAIN DEW OR
REGULAR OR DIET
PEPSI COLA 39 °PLUS
DEPOSIT
750
BOTTLES
FROZEN $
20 oL
DETERGENT 'FOR'01$11ES
• IVORY LIQUID
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LITRE
'SIZE
1 LB.
SIZE
SAVARIN4 VARIETIES
POT PIES
2:7 ego
FROZEN
-• SUPER TODDLER
BABY . SCOTT DIAPERS
PKG.
Of
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WHITE. YELLOW OR PINK
WHITE SWAN
BATHROOM TISSUE
6 ROLL st 99
PKG.
MRS. SMITHS
APPLE PIE
24' oz 79
AYLMER
CONDENSED
TOMATO OR VEGETABLE
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SO up
10 FL. OZ. 'TINS ,
AYLMER, CHOICE
CRINKLE CUT F ,
CARROTS 14,7 i°
AYLMER
BOSTON BROWN
BEANS TI= 2 f° SAS
AYLMER CUT
GREEN OR WAX
BEANS
Trnis 790
ORANGE FLAVOURED 1.3 OZ. PKG, OF 4 , ZEHRS OWN DRAM)autiuktis auspycnuir •
TANS CRYSTALS _ 169 APPLE SAUCE- _1.9 .2 yip._ 55 # hIRE LARD _ 1 LB PKG._
' PRIMO PLAIN SCHNEIDERS MILD on ,, A. NEILSON
SPAGHETTI SAIICEI4A590 MEDIUM' outoolialilo.9, soft CREAM
ROTAAtt CANADIAN SCHNEIDERS CHEESE -. COLOURED OR WHITE mite eenkEN ,
LIINGHEON:MEAT. 1.69 OLD CHEDDAR- _12_0! _ COFFEE RICK
sourit.ONDitiONER " PLAYTEX. DEODORANT
NIVEA MILK zoo p.111 MAXI, PADS_ -
PACKAGE spir
OF 6
ZEURS MOZZARELLA, BRICK.
MARBLE. COLBY OR
HAVARTI CHEESE
,Bingo was played on
Ground North on • Friday
afternoon.
The choir sang the anthem
In Thee Do I LiVe at the
Sunday morning . service.
Margaret McQueen also '
sang Solo which was en-
joyed by the Residents. THe
The tare' of the gravely
or terminally ill patient at
home is an important 'part of
the service provided by the
Perth-Huron Victorian Order
of Nurses which. though
employed by the Ministry of
Health's Horne Care Service.
rentain' an independent or-
ganization: • Although access
to ccintititting edication is'
essential to titaintaih the_
highest, quality Of care in this-
difficult but vital area. there
has until recently been no
'specific financial provision-
for V.O.N. nurses in the care ,
of the gravely or terminally
iii- atient. -
• This deficiency has been
remedied locally by the es,
Mblishmentef a fund for the
Pierth-Huro% braneh to . be
used' for this purpose.' Fami-
lies of local patients <with an
incurable illness, who died, at
home under the -care Of the
V.O.N. have donated approx-
itnately 55.000.00 to put the
fund on a firm financial
footing. The Y.O.N. Fund for
continuing Education in
Home Care of the Gravely III
is being established to en-
able Perth-Huron V.O.N.
nurses to maintain the high,
est standards of care in this
field by having access to
resource material and con-
tinuing education.
'It is planned initially to
-raise 510.000.00 which will
produce an annual income of
at least 51.000.00 which
would for example, pay for
two nurses to attend a course
.....
Monday afteinoon• A ' sing
song concluded the pro-
gramme.
o We had a good turnout, for
(Ahristian Reform Choir sang
on Sunday evening.
Elsie Henderson enter-i
tained at the piano in Normal.
Care for Old Tyme Music On
or a conference. Including
the cost of travel and nem-
mutilation. Financial provi-
sion was made for two nurses
to attend a conference on
terminal care laSt year '
Contributions or inquiries
concerning the educational
fund should be addressed to
V.O.N. Perth-Huron Branch,
653 West Gore St., Stratfoid
-or-27'1 799-1:
Ceramics on Tuesday after-
oy7ht-s-g p of Re 'threoaurticles
completed,
sdentsiS
most impressive.
Mrs. Peck. Mrs. Ches ney.
Mrs.. Beckler. Mrs. Wilson-
enjoyed a friendly game of .
Shuffleboard on ' Tuesday
:fttieturn: el afternoon.
troseen'swtinth-
Thet3elgrapveed
birthdays in Februadry to
:celebrate. East Wawanosh
Publie School choir under the
direction of William Chaulk
dr provided the entertainment
which was most enjoyed by
the residents. ,
VYe'ertjoyed also two read-,
ings by 01 ive Dolt, and"
Alice Seen. Jim Huddricli
thanked • The Choir and the
Institute for'a most enjoyable
afternoon.
Tea and cupcakes
were served at the conclu-
sion.
• Sympathy is expressed to
the family of Cecil Kemp.'
This month Mars Ross and
Mary, 'van Camp arc on 'the
_weir_ntnini. committee
...ZEHRS13WN BRAND
'NAVY DEANS 2
WESTONS ENRICHED WHITE
REGULAR OR THIN SLICED
24 oz.
FOR
No money ‘for
1/ON's and the
terminally
• CREAM STYLE CORN
PEAS & CARROTS
OR PEAS
CHOICE
VEGETABLES -
REGULAR OR BUTTERMILK
AUNT JEMIMA
PANCAKE MIX
Kg. 'S
PKG.
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