Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-08-26, Page 7ANNOUNCIMENT$ '. CA KS RP 10FTHIA1141 PEAIMS ENGAGEWNT5, r Law- Wrl � qm PldbXeal� 1=�fq6' -their is,, 1� "'eids :Me awm , 9d "'rtl - ANN � OVNC,�P, pi at, tb L -jalenw1iohbois com—muniw loi the 44,11W Z14=X los,� N '1,9'65,� Robert th aughte otr d -r, W Xd,. TO 31 'n - vi z uz we, j reqelvedb,�J< 61 pr moybIg y Y­H%tflfi , hus -a n 10 a Tapp, mill 444 Mrs" 9149 Q -9j - lj4s, Qjj"tQ'Ar W-Wh to �in' _in Xx,ete t PWA.64;of th eff -he '., 169th wedding anniversary Trmil to 14,11, and MR$l MURR" McDOUGALL.' v� 1* 70th, y F e�ar, Wleral AeXr vicP0.1 from 1$ail And. Muteb nounc.i�� # , m of their Oaq .31 to 5 01414 from 70 to 9'30,15.rn--��A Sept 0M The fa-pilly of the, -ja ,e, L 'p, F=eZal 13[ome on 3fon da gy, Avogu� t, 16. Interment WE ,anne, tQ , W ce Gern .4,1965 i�� 34� it QA9 HO ... PGES Wish to th ptel.r Cemetex pin4a4ldt, son of Mrl. pLnd rel4tdvog, lrkinOsaria n�ig'hlbvrs Mrs!'. Dougj* sGemolph4rdt, a, THIS , �41 t4 tpr�,,� #rj for thed-Xt flop deeds, I end . me9sages . of sy igial PEPPER Passed away qt 00 -Orth. On Au'94.%t Bpyfieid, Age W.,edding Will take Place Sawrday patby, Sbeci4l, thanks to 15,. 1965i Albert 6 PePPer on, Spptempbe 9QO at 2 r Th, Clintori. 4Q TrbsPltal'on Sptuiday, Augu�f Also BaU �4nd Xiitph Of Cljatm� belOved t0d -of thei'-14fe.,Ethel wusm., W*1 p,m im C, 44 St. Poull-4 Ang 14, 10$5 *mil .,d mrs,'jo.g, pu Pral Home, .!�s, 7,$tli yew. runcrai r Or Ch4rob,'Cli toril �4p 'n A14� 4 RR 9, Tq 's rat a son. We w4s CIS h tQ#ianik our hiqn, vices fr ch am Ball. -and Y C.1, NQ an4 nejgbl�or4 fOr h t, q� flowe�s oarcis '0�41 gifts sent to Mrs� Funet Home on Tuesday, August 17, In tmxnent. 6A and Mrs, . . 65 d L aw daughter end Allmi: 'IsA bw Ualtigndbank Ceme$ery, $oa-, win. j �st of C >W h on wi-sh ISO t A th Dr. peclaa aird Q Oakes Dr. Npwland and lips- $pAp passed away , i�n to finuounpe thq engage - Ment of t-he$r daughter,, Public taff. � I�M. And MRS. JOHN. LAVX,9 grid I�A119LY ' ,KS , , u— , . Ole— ­tXo nt C�prirnejj Hosvit�!11 . trdtt on Mondaj �Iulyj '�19, Aprbara phyllis, to Stanley artip. AT. Stewart, son of.ly1r. �n y, 1910 Net 'Douglas Spvke And XP*GleA V, Stewart gust -14, i965,to 1?avid, C�ter, 0. a S Wce this .0ppor- Ser;lcei'were hild'from- 'm , . u I QablerF. n4pFo Horne or� Wed� Barrie. The wedding will take place on Saturday, OIETRICH — in,� P tunity i; th n% everyone for cards And Visits, tht UCW, w1sqhy,',quV'2,X be7 11, 1965 at I, 1�,c Hospital on, Br4 vcef pold andAhe Leglbn.Au� me Ada Cerng- -at cla, P -lark p.m. jh, W yWillis. t- gust 20,,1965 to s, i1fary fQy the lovely flokVeq%. Special thanks to Drs. bal Ces SWATRIDGE — Ernest Gates ed, Church; CibitOn, 34x and Gorw� .,an sta -d nursing -f Swaft KcNab St idge, 85 10AAROW lqi Lillpoet llm- in MS jn� -FA,-11,71H�pPit HE� LEN, aft-dtflord,' died Sunday Au� Mrs, Sadie ,T n , o pit -41, B.C. 63� M Aq- IgUat to fr rs. W 34b gly st 22, 1965, in SitMtfOrd 06neral HosPit WL Ih his 79th C he&.,to announde' WIS the angagexhent of ' her -le, '19,65. Gordon Garrbgw (nee 'Thelnia A deqAter, Dora siricer�� thanks, to,. all Tay f %T j, ri I's 'And, he was the tether of KrTorl Robert Homuth, Clfii� toxi,., granddWghter.Sharon Del. adne Martin to Mr. Gary Lynn, a sis tier for Vplerig, Vicki, Joan "a"d Fr�'k. for rem'riel�hborsr rela:tives embpOing me with cards, Funeral ser�ic6 was brom th` Toinbuck Funer . a] Dougias,,,Beave r, son, of Mr, , Bowlers treats and vblks, Home on Wednesda "m �y Augp�t and Mrs. Orval Beaver, rOREIDANUS In Cli ntorn- While'?, whisr.'a pati-ent In Clin- '5 Interment' was in Th4p HmIsall, OAt Wedding Public Hospital op Sunday, ton Hospital,. Special thanks,to 4v�c,146'15�' "Cem, , 'etery, to take place In early st Au 1965 to Mr. and Dill Oali,6si land, the nbrsingT September. 34x jjrr Joh!" Greildanm, RR 1 Tion0esbora, a'son. staff, MRS. EVELYN HUDI.E. 34p IN. MENIORIIAM� Mr. and Urs, Fred Mae - W -GRAM — in, South Hu&n Th6 fatnily of the late AII;- FULF013,D—In loving mem- Donald, ClAntm, wish to Hospital, Exeter, on Wednes- BERT S.,PEPPER Nvdsh to ex- ory of,;a' dear mother, who announce the dngagernent, (day, August 18, 1965 -to Dress sincere thanks to rela- passed away 10 �earls aga, Of their daughter, Nancy and Mrs, David Ingr= (nee tives, neighbors, and friends for "Ten years bw�e passed, but Louise, to William Gerry Marlene Reid), Her&all, .'a son. floral tributes, don0ions. to the qu - fund afid messages, 'of heatt memories stay, As neiar-and dear. as yester.. Kestle, son of Mr.,and Mrs. sympgthy �durbxg the loss of -a day. C. W, Kestle of Staatford. .7LAVIS in Clinton Public 1-lospitalon Saturday, August beloV&d father. -Special thanksl Ball Deep in our hearts a mem- Tho" wedding . will take 14, 1965 to Mr. and Mrs. to.Rev, MNWand the and mutch Funera� -Home. 34p ory ds kept 6f a mother ;re Will never place Fniday evening, Sept - ember 17, 1965 in Si. Pauls John Lavl�sl, Clinton, a. dgu- ghter. forget:" Anglican Church, Clinton. A The family of the late Ra,. —Alway4 remembered by son 34b PECKITT — in Clinton PL16.; BERT� HATJ�IN wishes to Earl i�d daugliter-din-law Ar-. lic -Hospital on Wednesday, August 18, 1965 to mr, and thank everyone for the kindm ness sham -them dVring theiT. melda, 34p Mr. Elgia/Porter, RR 3, Mrs. Russell Peckitt, Lon- recent sadbereavem6rit.-Thanks HOPSON Tij lovihg meni- Bayfleld Avishes to,.announ� &gboro,. a daughter, to h�lends' and nt'lghbOvs for ory,ot a dear husband, father ce the engagement of his '�daugbter, RADFORD — In Clinton Pub- cards, flOwers, , and ' food brought to the house. Special and I grandfather, George, who P�s!eed -away August 26, 1964. Margaret Ruth,, to Garnet George Wright, li,c-llospital on Monday, Au- gust 16, 196�5 to Mr. . land ATm. thanks tO, Rev. Mills,,,., Rev. Park,. the; Ball,an& . Mutph 14-u- H would not Wish for sbr- mlow Von of Mr. end Ms.- George Frank-Raffbrd, RR 3) jdm-- toril.adaugh.ter, Cal I leenMar- . neral Horne, Canadian Le44 On Clintan Branch 140j'and pall Nor would he wish for tears But jutst to be remembwed Wright of Londesbwo. The wedding will take place on� .,garet Jean, a sister for Paul. bearers. Wealsd"Wish to thank By us,thioughout the years." Saturday, ==er and, Mark. everyone wh6 visited, sent ­L�vmjl�r rem embered -by 1965 in St. Un! SHOMMA — In, Clinton Public cards and gifts to him while he Wai' -in Westrninsr 1 -109- %&e and family. 34b ed Church, Bayfteld. 34x -Hospital. on. Sundd:�, August . pital 'London. 34p 15, 1965 t& R and Mrs. ItXmv'a� LIVERMORE 1n, loving Mr. 0�jd Un. Murray E. Raymond Blyth, a daughter. memory of Ernest Livwmore whb passed/ away two \ yWs Rowe, announce the en - gagement of their daughter, ,A.d TAYLOR — In Menrorfal'Hos- CIA Sified S ago,'August 17, 1963. memories axe all . �Domna Darlene, to Mr. -pital, Sudbury o�i, Saturday, .�"BeWtiful we have 'left Charles Elliott Bartliff, son August 14, 1965 -to ,Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Taylor Val Car- 1D brillor, Quick Of a son we 1�d and will 1 ne�rer forget- of. Mr. and Mrs. Elh-ott Bartliff, Clinton, Orit. The on,' Ontario a dLghter, a ��Jke 'On earth he �WA laved, in . rriage will take place G,st er for Rick,\ Da�Ad -and Tkn and Heaven, he rests, 'God bles�, you Ernie, 'You _jna Satutday, Sept. 11, 1965, at daughter Results were, one -of the best." Trinity United Church,, Ot- Ed Porter. --4§a,dly inissed by �� mother, tawa. 34p Ws. James Livermore and Atterad Church Xathleen. .34b and Mrs. � George Your Wonch, Clinton, wish to In loving -memory of our dear mother tand wife, Flor6nee may announce the engagement of their daughter, El-na TIMSu D d -ay Nice who, passedew-ay 3 years ago, August .26. June, to peter I<ejjy, S031 Mir. Mrs. "What would -we. give if we of and Mathew All Service., ob� Daylight Saving Time could say, Mum,' in, the s6me old Kelly of Seaforth. The wedding.will take plac e on- .%fello way. Saturday, September I$, FIRST RAPTIST 'CHURCH To hear your voice'and see 1965 at 4 p.m. in St. An - yoursmue. drbws Presbyterian Chur- (Baptist Convelition.of Ontario and Quebec) To sitandchat withyau. a- while. �ch, Clinton. 34p Pastor:, .,Cra,ig 0- Ael p6ters,'B.A. ." '30 -So you who have a mothpi U * - I - J I U 10,00, a.m.--Suriday gobool 11:15 Worship—Joint Services with St.'Andrew's Presbyterian Church In BaPtik 'church ALL ARE WELCOME HERE Onfario Sfreet Unifed Church (,Ti -m F:OE�-`MLY CIWRCHPP Pastor: REV'..ORANT'MILLS, B.A. Sun'day, August 29. Corhblhed services with Wesley -Willis . . I I ' 1. and 'Hohresville. 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 0 11:00 -a.m.—Morning Worship TURNE . RIS 9:45, a.m,Chureh SerVice 10A5 aan.—,Sunday. School REV. 'CLIFFORD 0. PAPM, M.A., -Minister UNION SERVICOES 4N ONTARIO ST.'UNITED CRUkCH DURING AUGUST S S�. P� T. PAULS ANGLICAR, CHURCH Rev. R, W. Wenh.1m, LTh.; Rector Mri W. H.131shop, FRCO. ARCM,;Organ.1st TRIN,ITY XI SUNDAY — gunday,.August 20 8,00a. -m. --Holy Conirguniot 11;00 awni.—Morning Pmyer ST, ANDREWS PR.E5'8'YTE'RIAN. CHURCH, The Revi K V. MacLean, 8,A,, Minister, Mrs. M. J� Agnew, ;6rgahist and dhdlr Dlidetorl Suh6iX, 'August go Sftdby gbhool *Ill bL- resumed first %,8ept, In h Baptist Chutch EVERYONE'WELCOAlt MAPLE 'STRW.000EL ,HALL . CLINt6N ', ' .. I Sunday, Atidlttt, -'go 9:4.5 a.m.—Worthip Service, 11 -01) a.m.--Sftday School 8 : .06 pja.—Bvenifig Servido Spekkot: Vied Mdrifilngs tuoidaY­-8-00 P.m.—PkaYer Meeting and bible Study Subject: "God's 066d'XdWs" Book of 96rn�n§' A= Ultwomm C6'tsflati kefdrML-d J00'Ph'S+rde+ Church "' Ootp6l H-16" It Rev. 6, J, 1460sihkv Minister For you naver know the heartache. Till . you see , -her vabant chalir.11 - —Dearfly reThernbered by Les Nice and family. GOOD TIM'E TO BUY Summer,,* when Ontmario, grown fresh fruit 4nd vegetables .are in'extra good supply, is the ideal -time to stock up because Prices a.xe. at their -seasonal low ANYBODY HUNGRY? A healthful -treat for growing youngsters during, summer. is fresh raw fruit Or 'vegetable from the * (refrigerator, 'GOD ER I C H B "SINESS COLLEGE U Huron County's Modern Business School WATERLOO STREET, JCORN ER' WEST STREET DIAL 524-8521 or 524-7984 24th FALL 'rERm BEr,,I.NS SEPTIEM69R 7 and Jr. Courses 0 Qualified Teachers 0 Modern Electric and manual Typewriter& 0 New'Mim6ograph and Dictaphone, Machines 0 Monthly Tuftion .$32.00. Final ExAminatlohsAte Set And Graded By The Board of ltxarniners of the BUS114E0 EDUCATORS, ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Canad'a's Dorninion-Wide-Astoclation of Le.Winq Private Business. Schodis 31-24-5b Town -of' C1 . inton Toilers for-,Streef Reconstruction S8ALED TENDMS willbos r6e,6iybd­ by thetowfi Clerld Mr.., Jbhti Livermore until" 5- P,m, OAT,y rhues oy, Sepfbhiber 9, 19�5j. foe fh6 eeconstruC, fl6h Of c0ftin Porti.ohs of Goedon Jamps, Ratfeh� Wry and Johh Streas. ouontlt,16,6 1hCQ6 L66rth eXca�dfioh, 4.�50 itu. yds ' condretd tidewcOg 81 2r5o sq. ft.; hot mix HL4, �*H fonso Work !h6l'udet, grdnular bockf ill by trudk mbdwednient. Plans and sp6difications may b&.6foined filpen fh6 6ffict� of the undersi�ned Upoh Payment 6f 36 n6ti-refuiiddbf& fe6 of $5,00, L6%,da oe any fdoidde not eibdibssaell y accepted, Id 'M k6a Auddlads Lfl, t Thws, Ayp, 26, 1�44,C 9 T e h rst Column $121,04 Added .(Con.N-440 Aorn. pa 'To: Clin, ton With four li'vely youngsters. .Thus ft 4,At by SE�tqr- day inomrig Ce otaphfund beco,m­e 4 scilearn%o g, nervous, rAomas Leppingtqn' Who W01 and mm AXnplC terOPerarxim.tAl miat ready to COAtrib4tions during the da burst into, tean op s'erj$PleA' last weeli� ill tafson of OttaW4 Y1,91te4 with I , L $ past two weej�s to Vie Qj$pton =U71wes(trriinster R door oeriQltaph VQ'04 A at tho sj�,= Qunte4 t undergoing, a ehecl�.UP, mr, and M Ten Sebroeter, and believe Me, the W1.04' bringing TeceiPtq tO turij!ed home. 40,.Mlwag open�ng end olan=jgg d4tQ tD, A t0tal of $944.37. With Wretched Donors were: T, Scrib. Mrs. Frank Perinebaker of Visitors at the home of Mm. bon 180 Tsa4e -St., -has returned -Nt Wt W,� Mt% In from a pleasant hollaay at Ifthip wasn't �nough, sat mackil�ian� NaiWt( and mrs, Harold mawson ',C C. Newcombe, $?Q; mit- Jay afternoon Southcott Pines, Grand Bend, and th was spent Jpep t d1wo, lter4 $W4 a4d tell, $5; Mr. ana Krs, W, -9rd -njoY61� round of �ihopp$ng for and Mrs. p ac La 131 , Aj� L -,as, � len of L Che D1.41pt, $1,50; Urs. M, E4, E4- and children returned to Wood- bemOL qjOthp$,T e e�," J1 wards, $2; pensliv,e tastes of. my children stock after spending the past and the flat cooatkn of Joan �910mari., $2.54, Mwjorto twq We*s! with. the Mr, And Mrs- Lloyd Jol�nston MY Agnew, $iO; 341� X. L, W4- ents, mr, ?ad, Mrs. and son Robert of London th Purse blendled lrkO one of Bert Shob Most t1WdWJin 'i - I kilishpw�, $2; W., .13. Olde,, $5, brook. , . g headaches spent NQ;iday with the l%tter's haye ev own,. Carl, MoClInchey, $2; Harol. er 1W This agony jyas Surpassed by Wgttlaufer. �5; Howard Cowan, Roger Curnmings of Ceoige- parents, M, a4d 1*%, Thomas unte town left last week for �i two Teppington, Spencer St. the look'Of dismay 1 enco r� we*, vacation in j3d ed On hubby's, face ap ho looked Mrs, SW4i Thomas $5. mis- C4- .1 1 1 t W. -and Mrs, Gordon Xac7 o -T the purelvi4es the children Sies E. and F. 1anilespri, vc � i urn-blia. FarlanP and Robert of St, so proudly Mvplayeq� that eveA- F rank Ohlapman, $2; L maurlw Mr. and Mrs. Cy. Bertrand Thomas- sp�Ant several days.last jTrg. Bateman, §4; -red Fr4­ and Miss Mary Bertrand were week at the home of the lat- WinrAf "You doril aptuailly Intend sej� Dayfield., $5. " .., gue%ts over the weekend with ter's parents, Mr, mid mrs. that the R.Ids'.should wear these D Mr. and Mrs, J11m, MakIns,. Q- BeIrt, Lobb. things to school, do, you?" he St, ,asked TAP, "Bty, when i i Mr. and mos. Lew Tebbutt a boy, I didn't have -anythvi,,as No Rebate Money Mr. a,nd Mrs. Frarik: Andrews mid cb9dren Chrb and Susan ng -this good to wear to church, were fln London an Saturday to, of Woodstock spent afew days What do you kids think weare attend the wedding of their With the* farmex0s parents, Mr. Leff For'Ontano griandson, DemAs, Arthur GrIf- and Wirs. Carmen Tebbutt, RR `nxis,- 4s. what ever t 2 Clinton.. WeaM to School. D&d"? !Pro GrUf1th, to Miss Diane Hay- -a Whe' t'LPM UC L r fit", Son' Of Mr. and W xs. Ar -rs. test6d-' the children. d . ep menj daughter of W. R. Hay- X Gordon Howe% RR 4 i-yayman Clinton, has retmmed home. af - "I dont care what every- QITATHA24 — There we no. man and -the late Mrs, Of' London,. The we. ter visiting in, Regina, Sadmt- body wears. I th�hk a plaid f unds left 19or rebate t6. Ontano ddlhg took place at St Lukes in. the Gar. chew -an, with her sdoter, Mft, shirt and a plain tunic wheat producers for wheat sold Ada McCullough. I didn't hear the rest. It was during the past crop year (July den chapel, Saturday night, Aukust k? 8 10t, 1964 to June.30, 1965) �fr jand Mrs. Edgar Gibson p.m. At 8!02 1 retired from, the Was anrtounced today ��tl-xe CHH'S To Call of, Stettler, Alberta, are visit - contest of lWing. 1'witbdr;�� Ontario, wheat Ppuducers ar-. Ing at the home of bdr, Gibsonis of tejPrVd&i0 kating 'Boardl, slister, Miss Beatrice . Gibgon, into L the land n, ie, . XYrk Street.. laxationand sleep .-,. . , and Board chairman, R. . B., Tenders For ithere I remained. tmt1l. this. ton, RR 1, Sea�forth, said the and Mrs. William E. morritig, Monday When 1 �re�- a4ditor"s report reemLived at a Rumley, Elizabeth. and Jamie - Pared to re�enter' the sensible 0ard meeting held in Toromto Playing Field son of South'Gate, Mich., are world of the, newspaper busin- August 19 disclosed that )art Cha�lxman John, Lavas and visiting with his parents, M-. .ess, Let the, babysitter Wage year's- stabiliz-ation tu—nd was the members of the board at and Mrs. Louis Forest. Recent the battleuntii next ' year when completely exhausted by costs CESS made a -thorough clieck visitors With the F(>resVs Were vacatiori time WoUs dround. incurred in Mposal of -the law- Of the plans and specifl6atipns Mr. and " Mrs. Jarbes From, 0 gest volume Of sur�lus wheat for the new'.playing field pro- D"Id and Deborah, of Preston. ever handled by iM6 -board in pmed at the: schacd and gave I fina permission for Burns Ross, Mr. and Mrs. LY19 Pratt and Clinton Persons oiie year, - - engineer of Gode� farrilly hatyp return, -ed home to Mr. Bolton said 'this is the consulting h, A second consecutive year in rich, to call tender,% for, the Merlin after spending some manning CNE which !a rebate coW d not be work. time with ATx. and Nks. Ron -made. Contractors- will be- required MacDonald. James MacDonald, "Me year previoug the board ta bid on the clearing, strip- London,' also spent the week� Force's Exhibit' end with his parents, handled ne�&ly 3,500,000 bush- Ping, stockpiling and replacing els of surplus wheat and found of 3,000 cubic yards. of earth, 0. (Continued, from page 1) that the 9 cent per bushel sta- grading, seeding and' sodding' is exhibited. These gubmarines b*zatAon fund levy then in ef- and the construction, of the 21- Clinton Legion. are k)resently being -built In th;-- feet was inadequate, to cover foot dirt track. United Kingdoni aj�d wdjl eadi. 00sts." The board w.21 also advertise carry a complement of sixty ,As a result,,, Mr. Bolton for tenders for the supply of Golfers, Vill eight officers, and men. said,' '�we tiled to providle a 100,000 gallons of � fuel oil for the coming season. Army aire'raft, weapons and safety measure, by increasing Members, were notified that Zone Tourney equipment on display include the 'levy to 15 cents per bushel engineer Hugh Cleland had re - the new Voyageur helicopter, for much needed added collat- sligned to accept another pos,- A team from Clinton Branch M113 arn-loured personnel car- 6ral for loans and in, the everit ition. The vacancy created on 140 of the Royal Canadlan'Le- rier, ss -ii arid.' ENTAc Wire that.: a still grea;tcr volume the engineering and custodian glon won the Zone C1 golf guided missiles, jeep mounted would have to be taken off the staff by.Cleland's decision. will tournament held- in Wingham 106mm recoiless: rifle and 'a mardvet b�Vw boar&" be ffilled as soon as possible. on, Saturday, August 21. number of newdy dssiied in- Itt vis now obvious," tfie Members, of the Clinton, team fantry weapons. bcefd official said, "that our COLOUR, is 0, I'MPORTANT were: Jim Graham, I-larold Me - The Voyageur helicopter'Is a decisibn was well founded be- tMin turbine, tandem rotor air_ Cause the board was required The Nutrition Division, De- Pherson, Bob Draper and Len of L� cport pairtment -of National Health Amston. Two other Clinton craft capable 'can7ing 25 to, purchase and dn,turn V. d Welfare, suggests eafing teams competed, fully equipped tropps or 15 more than 5,000,000 bushels out an stretcher casualties in addition of last year's crop.$$ vegetables and fruit that are Other tearns from this district to, its crew of three. The RCAF deep green or yellow for vlta� were Sea&rth, forur teams; use the same aircraft for search Estimates �Iece total Pro- min A, important to night vis- Goderich and Hensall, olie team duction -of Ontarl-owin'ter wheat -ion. and rescue and call it the Lab- last year (1964) at 18,500,000 rador, I The, Clinton team have de- bushelg Of which nearly 14,000,- Clasdified Ads. cided not to go, -on and com- Highlanders Xrom the 2,nd 000 btr�iels were sold by pro�- , ey Battalian, of the Black Watch ducers. Pete in the D1,SfAj6tLC touiM from Gagetown, N.B,, again Bring ge'sults 'at the Doorie course in Sept - this, year mount guard dai . ly at . The 5,000,000 bu�shea surplus ember. the entrance and at the Queen handled by tie board came out Mizabeth building at 12 noon. of the 14,000,000 'bushels sold 13y producers, Ohl Sentiiies, wearing, full highland urifformalternate -each hour to, 'Bhe stabilization fUrld is 'the music of bagpipes. . made up- by -an, accumulation physical fitness in, the Can- of 15 centg per bushel deducted r adlian Forces $-. seen M three On'all wheat sold by Producers & S fast moving displays. Uie RC- and it is out of this f und that ervice AF has a 12 man. Judo team the costs of pur&asdng, hand - trained to black belt standards ling and exporting are paid by and is led by Corporal ."Tak,' th& board. TakahaShi, Of Ottawa, one Of A further I cent per bushel SCHOOL OPENING HAY FEVER Oariadh'g'ioremast Judo experts,,. licence, fee i� deducted on all SPECIALS REMEDIES A dernonsibration of -unarmed. wheat 'sold by Producers to JUM130 PACK LOOSE LEAF Super Decongestant Tablets 98o combat is given, by 14 recent cover board adn-A ris trative REFILL graduates from the Army's costs making a total deduction 500 Sheets — ONLY $1.44 Supe�P Nasal Spray ... ...... $1.00 Canadian Provost Corps School of 16 cents, per bushea.", VINYL SCH06L BINDERS Cor!cldin Tablets .... 87c & $1.49 at Camp Borden and gymnas- b�r.-Bolton said. "it was un- 3-RINQ — 12 Colors Hay Fever Alergy Tab -lets $1.110 tic iloutineg are presented by a fortunate that no rebate could reg, 98c for 77c Co-Pyronol � Capsules ...... $1.19 ten, man, tearn.from. the AityW be made but in tonsideration ALL -IN -ONE BINDER SET — — — — — — and RCAF under Flight L16u, .1 of all the' facts, including a �O 5,Colored Dividers — �-Rlhg tenant- )31W Back, RCAY' Sta- cent drop in the world wheat 6 Exercise Books VACUUM 13OTTLES, Pint Size, 150 Sheet Refill Reg, 98c — SALE 66o tion Oimll, Manitoba. Price during -the marketing SPECIAL PRICEI $2.98 NOXZEMA DEODORANT For the -first time the de- year Which had a definite Ill- 5 BOOK REFILLS a P 13AY —, Reg. $1.25 fence Board is represented effect on our price for export, 190 Sheets ONLY 66c SALE. — 2 for $1.25 With the Armed, FOrceg by we have come through a very MATH SETS SPECIAL 770 REXALL NEW LAX -A -GUM ,showing a tull scale model oft trying and complicated year." Canada's first spacecraft, the LOOSE LEAF REFILLS Acts quickly and gently �ety succe:§g M. Aloulette satel- � Mv. Bolton also , announced 8Y211x1111 SPECIAL 5so 36's ONLY 87c lite, '31he 320 pound sateUtte is that plans I have been set for the Ontario wheat Producers' still dn space and' #avds in circular orbit at a height Of Marketing Board anntial meet- approodimately 600 miles. Also ing to be held in Toronto on shovori by r ->RB are moded$3 of September '27 and that notice, & PRESCRIPTIONS a sounder rocket. and jrig ,A!, of meeting, the auditors' r(, VOhIch is an advanced V__rsiW port and fmandal statement . I . will be mailed to the more 0.e 8.2-951-r. Cli.nton!'Ontano of the Aloaiette and, is, scheduled than, 26,000 wheat %4odUcets, In tot launching in 1901 to take im, orl its of 500 the provint6 early in gepfem- PRE CRI-MqNS 4fPordke 4842-95 tip an ellipti n miles t6 3500 miles. And cany- bet, ,Out many dxperimen#'i the .3rd and air display Will In armers. ,M) and Will Ineltm- Ben, illerAnd of the AmeAcan Thundebbita Aer- 'O'batic, Tt"a M� 'as Well tts n0AF Au"burn h 06R ALL ybur,Oralln Handling Weads,i 4 S06 U15 Tator jetg"hnd the CV -5 to, be f6r a C6mplete Line bf Atigerik glibiators, seen flyIng in Canada tkw the Wagont of,all ljoet., fhvt Orhei Softball' Rn' Is ALSO SEE tthout tho keyoIut1ojjcjjy WOW MC Grato Varna and AolmesvMe have 0 djjjy Confid L UOU6 drydr With; been ehininated from thho stmi- Wyetsi th, sum r Bo 1 Linals In 'the CenfteA ERUIM feattlf,6g gueh as ore-heot 6ambets', dutd- Leago F* LL Softball Leagpd and, Aubtufa Wdfid thdisture t6nfrols, ttd6 e in, hes and tenmiller ww mo;ve into tfi6tihals, wbdviayea in code. ALWAYS a ItorhPleM, Lind bf tirot, New dhd Used, Tho Sununer NXed Lmg I tie Jj&I c,5rrfte(ftdng tMgL Friday ior tat t u k T Wlthfhy4�ntory .1 All 6 0� 3 of the amton Bowling 6y vi) ADO libbint, tit ftished Up With a Party td aa August io, Aq.bmft mgf m. ,6h Ong(-�d by Vhth4 When f Whi trophl"'s, d hey bea the, Qj'rjjhg --nWa jo� - the, gotttf lerh .9 by Were Pt6ge bbg biowlek6, 5- to take th6 be9t, of filvd Obrlkg At,, On— 6 Thoser redolvhig tftliies tfift6I , 0 el Haugh Br'o, S Wete, lhl,6-h 0&694 Utl. UAt- TUdAday 0sVe.ft, H61me9valle. 6 ' I ' (1, V 4,& und - Dick . 8*66P 0, If w6nt dcon. �b A M-1—atiffiteaking. I 'i k t +i� � *b ­ I . I � . I I I . . . . . 1 .1 � 11 L I . � I 1 '04 041 901 t L 6 . ...... .... hIdh1jfrjjAQ",t�� d0&".8 44Am,*'4KQNa;-