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Politics and parades
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good reason to fear the New Democrats
are going to defeat them in the coming
election. In a democracy they should try to
work harder not try to suppress us.
Fall fair floats advertise many different
organizations and products. If Carling can
promote beer and drinking surely we can
promote politics and thinking. One °of the
reasons for participating in a parade is to
advertise. This is true of schools, youth
groups, square dance clubs, equipment
dealers, hot tub manufacturers and politi-
cians. Telling the New Democrats that we
can come in the parade as long as we don't
advertise who we are is like saying we
have freedom of speech as long as we don't
say anything.
I have no desire for confrontation with
my friends in the Agricultural Society yet I
feel I must refuse to cooperate with what
seems to me an effort at political suppres-
sion. We have had no trouble with our float
in other parades. I anticipate coming to
Lucknow Fair decorated with our signs,
posters, canady and information. If the
President and Secretary feel prepared to
enforce the motion all they need to remove
the signs and posters are a red robertson
and a slot screw driver. I believe in non-
violence and will not hinder them. If they
wish to selectively suppress the ap-
pearance of the New Democrats at the fair
thay will have to do their own dirty work.
Yours Sincerely,
Tony McQuail
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OF BEEF
Plus 5 lbs. Beef Liver Free',,
Making Patties Free
(avg. gross weight 250 lbs.)
HINDS OF BEEF
(avg. gross weight 100-125) 1 .97 Ib.
CHUCKS OF BEEF
(avg. gross weight 60-80 lbs.) 1■ 47 Ib.
FRONT
(avg. gross weight 125-150 Ibs.1 ■37 Ib.
ALL BEEF STEAKETTES
12/box
1.79 ,ib
BEEF LOINS
(avg. gross weight 45-60 lbs.) 3.29 Ib.
HIPS OF BEEF
2.09 (avg. gross weight 60-80 lbs.)
Ib.
SIRLOIN STEAK
3.69 Ib.
WHOLE OR HALF PIGS
■89 Ib
GROUND BEEF
BULKIU0 MLB. LOTS OR MORE1 .79 Ib.
ALL BEEF DRY FED
Come, pick it out and we'll
If time permits, or
time that is suitable
and our cutting schedule.
Custom Butchering
By Appointment
PORK ON TUESDAY BEEF ON
STOCK THE FREEZER
All linesof Fresh
Roasts, Steaks, Chops
and Sausage, Hamburger are
available at Rettingers.
We cut when you come
so meat Is not Tying on
the counter and losing its juices.
& DRUG FREE
cut it while you're here.
book a WE SEMI -BONE ROASTS
for you
ON REQUEST WE MAKE
MINUTE STEAK OR ANY
SPECIAL REQUESTS
All Meat Government Inspected
THURSDAY
Bee Be
Pork
SMOKED PICNIC HAMS 4
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■ Ib.
SMOKED COTTAGE
5-7 lbs. ROLLS
■ lb.
ROUND STEAKSMOKED
3.29.Ib
LOIN CHOPS
Portion Packed 2.49 Ib.
GROUND CHUCK 1.99
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LEAN LOIN CHOPS��10
Portion Packed 10-12 Ib. Box
■ Ib.
SAUSAGE
Farm Style All Pork 10 Ib. lots 1 ■59 Ib.
SHOULDER OR BUTT CHOPS
Family Pack Butt Portion Packed
4-5 Ib. Box 1■ 3 9 Ib.
NO. 1 SIDE BACON 1
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BONELESS RIBEYE STEAK 4.59
Ribeye Ib,
KING OF ROASTS
Boneless Prime Rib Roasts or Steak Roasts
All No. 1 Beef for banquet 10-30 Ib. orders
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Reminder
Olive Chisholm of Dungannon visited
with her oldest sister, Mrs. Alice Kiessling
of Lakewood, California.
Brian Stewart flew to Sault Ste. Marie to
pick up Valeries' mother, Mae Smith, for a
two week holiday with Brian, Valerie and
sons.
Claude and Dorothy Stewart motored to
Nova Scotia to visit Dorothy's relatives.
Senior Citizen Wednesday night card
party had 12 tables. High Lady, Marie
Park; LQw Lady, Helen Russell; High
Man, John Henry alias Eldon Culbert;
Low Man, Jim Errington.
General meeting will be held Wednesday
afternoon, September 14th at 2:00 pm. All
members urged to attend.
Upcoming events at the Seniors Centre
include another Old Tyme Dance Sept.
30th 8:30 pm. Ladies please bring sand-
wiches. Admission $2.00 each.
Thanksgiving Dinner Oct. 7th - with 2
settings at 5 pm and 7 pm. Watch for more
details.
A Family Get-together was organized
and held on Saturday at the Dungannon
Agricultural Hall to honour the wedding of
Brian and Heather Dam of Dungannon.
Potluck squares and coffee were served.
They received many nice wedding and
shower gifts.
Guests present were Brian's parents,
Frank and Verna Dam; Brian's sister,
Karen Dam; Great Aunt Pearl Caldwell;
Grandma Caldwell and friends Murray
and June Rourke of Goderich. Heather's
parents, Stewart and Kathy Curran of R.
Dungannon, Great Aunt Dorothy Anderson
of Lucknow and Great Uncle Vernon and
Great Aunt Annamay Hunter of Lucknow
also attended. All Heather's aunts, uncles
and cousins from surrounding area were
on hand: Everyone got to meet little
"Brittany".
to parents
UNGANNON
by Bonnie Hodges
A reminder to parents with Pre-school
children - Playschool starts 9:30-1 on
Wednesday, Sept. 14th. If you haven't
registered, please phone Dawn Tucker
9-7522 or Judy Miller 9-3159.
Dawn Tucker of Dungannon is the Co-
ordinator of Playschool and is pleased to
announce her helper, Judy Miller, to the
Playschool.
On September 28 there will be a Tupper-
ware Party held. Anyone who wants some
Tupperware is welcome. Proceeds will go
towards the purchase of toys for the
playschool.
NOTE: There will be no playschool on
Wednesday, Sept. 21st as it is a Profes-
sional Development Day.
Dungannon Union
Pastoral Charge
Church and Sunday School have resum-
ed in Dungannon Union Pastoral Charge.
Service held Sunday, Sept. llth with
Rev. R. Roberts. A skit entitled "We Are
Christians" with Diane Park as Narrator.
Stars included Arleatta Glenn, Angela
Glenn, Sherry Hodges and Joanne Smyth.
Announcements - Nile Explorers meet
Wednesday. Sept. 14th 6:45-8:30. Girls ages
7-12 are invited to attend.
Dungannon Choir needs new members.
Anyone interested, please come out to
practice Thursday nights at 8:00 pm.
Dungannon Sunday School need
styrofoam meat trays, large used
envelopes, empty toilet paper and .paper
towel rolls, and any scraps of yarn. Items
to be left at back of church in box provided.
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Radio
Bingo
New Bingo started September
12th/88. Listen to CKNX
Radio - Wingham. Cards
available at: Bain's, Agnew
Jewellery, Lucknow Home
Hardware, Village Market,
Lottery Shoppe, Montgomery
Motors, Bank of Montreal,
Dungannon Service Centre.
Cards •2.00 ea. 3 for •5.00
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