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Of the- . •fedeat ( •government's •to •billion and the head of the $ 'bill�ioi/a/ eat spending, thetc4'1h$s'co royial:cQxnmissieri, a tiu�►
pon,trollatle�, exgenditi,iie •, "(on atO f,�petenttal,.s-aving .Of 10'.to
goods and servitces, as' distinct. 16per cent in this area1f•was!.te
from 'spendinug. On Welfare, the and, inefficiency were elimin=
public debt and so on),amount steed.
Det'ause the ptate "of Iilinolsiis Crab Orchard X,alter�' vitt A
ham;. few natural lakes and these ',Shoreline 'of • 120 miles and a
alxnast, .entirely. confine to , the .total, az±ea,.pf almost, seven,theus-
extren1 a nortlleaasts vner:- ..of. and ages,. M - • ; ,.
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the st te, several 'Orartific ai: lel;`es • "”. -
have4been built. The largest Leading „ fruit -growing' • prov
Ice is Onfa +k'which has not
OnlY a favorable cli late in lts
southern sectiOna but also a '
large pppuIaticg °'`to provide as
large marltet .tor the-Rgrowerr�
products.
Mr ani, his, sfe, arty CIalmnej'
and fannily s Ont I tunas Par
•Mr. am t11+1rs. • WuiiiaYn
-. Webster' of St. 1 d1•ezis.
•' Mrs, Don. iajeffersgxi
andBeryl L�*rtno of .C4nl,tou
• vi ttoii with tht lad; 'a parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Jtahn, Noki0 and
family , at Christroas. •
torelasS,. Sariptu.re andpray-
ers, recitations, Susan Thamp-
'son:"anzl„"Deri Naylor; n ¢hrist
lips T alc ugh , the junior class,`
recitations, Grant, Laurie and'
Ga.0 Johnston; story by':' -Rev.
CA ',W; ,Lewis; duet, ",On this
Gbh}r .htnias . Day," . Marione Arm-
strong and. Linda Snowden;'
reading; 3amona Hanna; recita-
tzOn,R•Swharon, Noble; monologue,
Mrs. Cecil. Ohamney ha,$ been :Jean I.1`a dy'; recitation; "A small
,spending a' few days 'with .hex
f1aug1 ter, ''Mrs Sam Thompson,
Mr. Thompson•and family.„,,
��..an�h�lixa�_:tat
*rine -and • Mi*�rn-.A,r -Ts
of Detroit also visited at the
• .Thompson. home _ Tuesday .even..
:and'. Mrs, i'11tai d., .letfei ..
soon' drid fanntly . and °-Mr. aria
Mfrs. MVi;'irray 1 an and :Greg
ory spent hChristmas. with Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Wickstead of
Btuevale.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam T1 oanpsori
',and family, were guests 'of •Mr.
aitd Mrs. Clarence Chan -any and
family of .East Wawanosh on
Chri§m'as. -
Miss Lucy • Thompson . of
Broutesis�_spendings 'ome of her
` i iri'cfays I with ,•Miss Jose
boy's surprise," Raymond Han-
iza• playlet, the junior class; re•�'
&ita�tion,' "Growin up.,", ,Muriiay;
;pmon, rteitati&n, "A sur -
blas' Small;
songs, by the Explorers" group;
recitations, Bill Robinson, John
Thom` *Roger` Noble, Deb-
bie'. ,. arbara--Chareney.,
Christmas carols were sung and
Santa arrived- in time to dis-
tribute the.gifts and treats to
the' Children. .
CREWE; .Dec. 30.--,H.aipp�y and
Prosperous New year to every-
one!
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Berger
Josephine
:vent Christmas in brillia with
Mr. and Mrs Cliff Wauneh and
w
11�Ir: Roj�a Maize at "St.:.George
and �M'is' Joanne Crozier, of
London were Christmas visitors
with Mr'. and Mrs. C. Crozier
anti Bill. • Mrs, Crozier .return-
ed ' to London with Joanne for
a few days' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ritchie
and family of 'Zi -on were Christ-
mas Day 'visitors with, Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Culbert and Tom.
lila and - Mrs. Chester Finni
gin and family. were Christmas
visitors with Mr. and •Mrs.• Mel
•1ienry°•at •Pine••• fiver':•
Mr-, -and vIrs. Jack .. ora
and fanfily -spent Christmas in',
G'oderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hasty
anci family_ visited on Christmas
with' Mr. and ,Mrs. Gordon Con.
DUNGANNON, Dec. 27: Mir:
and Ws- •, Robert •Irvin. and
daughter Betty spent O1i,riitmas
with Mr, and. Mrs..1J1mer' 'Wall,
Teesw ter, and also with IVIr:
and Mrs. Will Irvin, Belfast.
Visitors. .with Mr. • and Mrs.
Herb Finnigan ori Christmas
Day were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc-
Clure atrd family, Conrad, Bob,'
Bruce and Ricky of .Elmira, and
Miss Shirley of St. Jacobs;, Mr.
J, ' C. Durnin. of London., and
Mrs. Winni•:Fred -Widcombe,
Witt .SOr
Miss 'Patrieia Pentland,
N., of Stratford General Hos-
and IVir David McAlrister
m' axed s Iyi �:eff
Vit.
.--1 sen' -and--;family spend: Christ -
• 'inat 'w'ith Mr. and Mrs, WiLZows
Mountaitii` of Lendesboro°..
Mrs. J. C. Robinson of Wing -
hath visited the holiday with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson'
and family.,w -
Mr. 'and Mrs: George Reeves,
Toronto; Miss' Gladys Jefferson,
Woodstock; Miss Irene Jeffer-
son, Dunnville, and Mr:—, and
Mrs. James Leddy;onnybr-aok,
were with Mr. and M, is. 'Charles
Jefferson on Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs.. Fran1c"•Ca tpbell,•
London4.ari l lVXr,,and Mrs. Don
JeffersOn and :Cheryl Lynne,
Clinton, visited at . the same
home in _the evening.
Mr. and Mrs; Lyal Mulhern
and",`Reta of Chatli�am, 1,nd Miss
Bernadette "Boyle, 'London, visit -
eel' Over "the' holiday `with Mr.
' ^" n iVfxs:rEyriil=Boyle-aril
Lenity.
.Sunday School •'Concert'.
The " Donnybrook U n i t e d
Church Sunday school held the
annual Christmas re. o n c'e r t
December
19, with a `good :attendance. The°
•' suiperintendent, , Mrs,. ;vViniarn
Hardy, .had cliar}c of the pro
gram. The Christrhas Story
was ,read by Sharon • Jefferson
and a group of Sunday school
-Children sang Christmas carols.
The: remainder. of, the program
consisted of the fol -lowing: Jun
Made aNtlxing visit to Dr. affd
Mics, Ji.
A. S. yokes on Monday
and- also visited his grandtiar-
ents iti Tillsonburg. ".'
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs;
M• E. Reid' and family, were Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Reid'of Winnipeg,
and Mrs. -Dalton 'Reid of Ca, p'
Morden, They also visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Stanley
Reid.
Mr: and Mrs. Ben Mole and-
''hniily and Mrs. W. R. Andrety
visited Mr. and Mrs,.. Don Wal-
den, Kincardine, on Christmas•
Mrs. Mary Errington anon
pital, was home with' her, par- Wilmer spent ,Christmas Day
eats, Mr. •and Mrs. Frank :f ont-
iaaadr.'.fdc.:,•ehristimas. Day :. -.ant
Boxing Day they visited ° their
son=tri 1airv, iVli-. Lloyd Pierce fir.
Landon, Who is ill at Victoria
Hospital, but ,is showing • im-
provement.
Mr. and .Mrs. 'd'. Carman An-
derson spent Christmas Day
rR'th their -cousins, Misses Hazel
Old. Ada Webster,. Lucknow, -
Mr. anal Mrs: Thomas - Web -
stet' enjoyed the homeconlin•g
of their. famil'i`es for Christmas.
They, are `Mfr. • and ' Mrs. Bill
Bradley, Brenda, Faye , ,and
Ahce Jet C�,cide ic r ; .1Vfrs?
.ICen..Th:omas,1,jt ancl..Wendy,
Toronto; Mr. ,, Bab . Taylor and
M,l•. • George ' Ha•ekett,'• Lucknow,,
Rev. and Mus.' J. A. Veldhiiis,
•Gay:`' Donald and Joanne •h'ad
name for Chris atlas ' their
daughter, a student nurse of
Brockville, Miss `•Klaske, and
Mr. Ken Vejdhuis,' 'medical
student -of Queen's University,
Kingston.
• Visitors for- Christmas with
With Mr. and Mrs, ,Harold
Adams,'_ Port ,Albert__ 4
Mi —an;d- ivr s:' -Tack' ]VI'eGee
ba •gas-Christmas-'vis'itorsrMr-s,
W. ii. Haney, Wingharn; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Errington,
Diane and Aline; Mr. and Mrs.
Burton MacLeod and Brenda
Lee of Ripley. -' • ,
Miss Rebina Sprout
Miss Retina Sproul, 84, a life-
long resident • of Dungannon,
passed away early Thursday
morning at Alexandra -.Marine
and General Hospital, Goddrich:.
She suffered a ,heavy stroke- on
Ciita.tmas : ;itigit_..and was, • rept
moved to • ,the 'hospital. Two
inontlis p`reTiously, `-'she: `li'ad'
joined her two sisters, "Misses
-Nettie ' and Clara, in ,an apart -
!Tient in • Goderilch for the
:winter, having come from Wing -
harm hospital where she 'had re=
ceived treatment for a sore
foot: She had gradually be-
come lame in both feet. She
was of a quiet, retiring nature,
but , endeared herself to alll
who knew„,_being her bye '• a
M. and Mrs. Fred Young were-
Mrs. J. B. Young 'and son Ar- staurirch friend a:nd a valued
thug Young, and Mr. and Nlrs, member, of Dungannon 'United
Topi , Young and "family front Church.
-east of the village.
Visitors with Mr.: and Mrs.,
Charles, • Wardrop, ' Helen • and
Nancy were their • daughters,
Mrs. Robert Tyrrell, L'on'don,
arid` Miss• oMarjorie . Wardrop,
Toronto.•'
-runt laysniteel----en--•'M'enda.----IVIT: anci Mrs -� C� ,-Ward la
'with ,Mr. and Mrs. W. Drennan' tt•er'c`'p'fta's 'd ''at t•he arrival of
of Luckno'w, , and on, 'Christmas ttheir first grandchild, a boy,
D 'y Visited with Mr:. and Mrs. on Friday', - . Decereber • 20th,
Kennetb'i Wilson Of Win;gham., . ;,born to Mr. and Mrs •• William
and' Mrs. Warren Zinn(Betty) Flynn, ,Toronto., •
and'fatriily spent Christmas with •Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr..„anci Mrs. E. Zinn in Code- 'Harvey .Culbert we•ee"'Mt:s:'Rob-
rich.. • , ert ere: 11 r. Jiiri Beaton, whose,
.:-docked at
1�'ilcl ricer and • maize, 'the Godetich: Mr. '•George. Beaton,
word clow used internationally rSaskatoon; Mr. and Mrs. George"
for the; grain Cahadiarts call Robinscn,• • '1'rehton, and i rs,
corn, ,w -ere the only two cereals" 1*nrgaret-„McKenzie,;,,Lucknow.
native to the New Werld. ' • Mr.' Joe Wong of ;Oklahomal
Since 1952 ' there Harte been`
four increases in Canada's -old
age security pension and art
nual, cost. has risen from just
over $300 million' to nearly
$900 million. "
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