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. BARGAINS I
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Our , 16th ANNIVERSARY
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LOCHALSH
LOCHALSH. - Mrs. Duncan
Farrish spent the past week
-in Detroit visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Johnstone.
Mr. and rs. Bruce Miller
and Kevin of Palmerston spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Emile MacLennan.
The children of North Ash-
field Public School had a holi-
day on Friday when the fur-
nace welit out. The school be-
eame cold because two large
'windows, which had been brok-
en by vandals, were still not re-
placed.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan McCharles
and Susan of Toronto spent the,
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver McCharles and John.,'
Many from the district at-
tended the Ripley District High
School annual concert and com-
mencement on Thursday and
I'rid,,§y evenings and enjoyed
the display of'•talent.
Mrs. Annie MacDonald 'is `a
patient in' Kincardine hospital.
Mr. JLnd Mrs: Robt. Johnstone
n the district.
Miss, June Finlayson of Tor-
onto spent the weekend •at 'her
home here.
Miss Elaine Robb of Strat-
ford spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Robb.
AO Helen MaaNair of Tor-
onto was valedictorian at the
commencenientt in Ripley Dis-
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Auburn
AUBURN: ,. Mt', ani Mrs;
Edwin Cartwright of Blyth are
visiting with. their .son, Donald
Mrs. Cartwright, . David and
Men's trophies were presented at.',Awards Night Saturday
at the Maitland Country Club. With their trophies,. from
left to right, are: Frank Reid, winner of the club champion-.
ship and the Papernick Trophy; handing the. Papernick trophy
to Frank is Larry Papernick; winner of the trophy last
This trophy, was put up by `the directors of the Maitland
;CountryoClub in 4hecognition of Mr. Menzies' outstanding
contribution to the club during. the 17 years he was a dir-
ector. -It is up for annual competition by the senior mem-
bers of the golf club. Not. on hand to receive their troph-
ies were Al Shouldice, who won the Ellis Trophy, and Char-
lie Naftel, winner of the Carling Trophy.
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Mr. and Mr., Gordon Finlay-
son spent Sunday in Toronto,
where they attended the bap-
tisni-ortheir grandson.
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'Little Jack MacDonald, son
of Mr. Lorne MacDonald re-
t tirit'ectiOlalgtitIrifir in
Kincardine Sunday. ',J,ack, had
his tonsil's removed on Wednes-
day., and for a couple of days
SHEPPARDTON
SHEPPIIRDTON. - Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Cardiff, Jeffery
and Joan bf Brussels were re-
cent visitors with Mr. and. Mrs.
W. Talmay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pitblado
of St. Catharines visited during
t -he past--week-with -the lady ls
niother, Mrs, Agnes Foster, and -
brother, Ralph and farriily.
Mrs. William Crawford is
visiting with her daughter, Mit.'
Bob Oke, Mr. Oke and family
in Oakville.
Mrs. Edgar Daniell has re-
turned. to Kirkland 'Lake, aftey
:visiting -,.with Mr: ,.ancL
Messrs. George MacKinnon
and.' Bob Rising, actAgglia.nied
by Don Campbell, Goderich,
spent the past week hunting in
the northern district.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon' Erb,
Kurtzville, and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Erb and Peggyann of
Fergus visited recently with
KINGSBRIDGE
KINCrgA
Mrs. Eldon. Austin spent the
Flint, Michigan, spenttheloweek-
end wall. Mr. Thomas Wallace.
Mr. Larry Wallace returned to
Flint with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael King-
han and family, Lambeth-, Mrs.
Maurice Edwards, Mary Anne
and Sharon, London, spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Aug. Kinahan.
Miss Alice Dalton, London,
and Mr. Maurice Dalton, Ham-
ilton spent t e weekend. -at,
their home.
Miss Audrey Austin, Flint,
"spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Mr. Kerry Hogan, Stratford,
spent the -weekend. -with his
Mr. Joe Courtney speni `Sun-
s:lay in Lon -don visiting Mrs,
Cairtney in hospital there.
Sally Knoll visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Van Osch over the. week-
end.
Mr. Michael Foley was trans-
ferred to, Goderich hospital
from LondOn on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb ,Wildgen
and, family have moved to the
Zgrmer EarlDrennan home now
owned by Mr. Terry Dalton.
ASHFIELD
AUBURN
with Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson
Rodger, both of- Toronto; Mr.
ank Mrs. William Rollinson,
Tbronto;-Mr. and Mrs.. Mansell
Cook, R.R. Londesboro; Mr.
Gordon Cook, Cochrane; .Mr.
George Cook, .Belgrave; Mr. Ed.
Snell, Alberta; Mr. and Mrs.
Goderich; 'Mr. and Mrs. -Keith"
Rodger and Robbie, ka..2, Au --
burn; Mr. and Mrs. Everett
William Ro-dger,A.R. 1, Auburn.
Deryk.
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One of 'the first English print-
ed, advertisements was a hand-
bill produced by William Ca-x-
Mr. John Hamilton .of the
University of Wat rloo spent
the weekend' with his parents,.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton,
,:•,oftus street. •
• Little Miss Lori Lynn Brown
of Part Albert spent the week-
end with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Warner Andrew, and
Miss Lynda.
Mrs. Ed. Davies and Mrs.
Wes Bradnock attended the con-
' ention of the London area of
the Women's Institutes at St.
Thomas last week.. Mrs. Brad -
nock was elected provincial
board director for sub -division
g2, representing the W.I. bran-
ches in the districts of South
Perth, South Huron, North Ox-
iord and West Huron.
•M-•r�- �a ted--••M-r-sr--i�ar�••-Jac•-lis
of Wingham visited 6n Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. • Garth.
Walden and Mr. Walden on
Loftus :street.
Miss. Margaret R. Jackson, Mr.
and Mrs. Wes' Bradnock, Sheron
afid George visi0d .at, Bluevale
on Sunntay w4h Mr. and Mrs.
James Johnston and her mo-
ther, Mrs. Catherine Dobie. •
:Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby
af' •London visited this week
with her brother, Gordon Tay-
lor, and 'Mrs. Taylor.
Mr. and- Mrs. Robert J. Phil-
-lips-•visited'•last°•Wethresday-with
Mr. and Mrs. George German
of Clinton.
Miss Sadie Carter N0,4‘,
both Hill. and Mrs, ar Kn4
tel of-Goderich, visa ed 1.
week with *44 Laura
and Mrs,7"Thomas Jo}inston
Mr. and Mays. Tan Flick . of
Aylmer visited her aunV
Ed. Davies, and Mr. Davies last
Sunday.'
Mr. Keith Arthur of Lambeth.
was • in the village last week
cad' brought his mother, Mrs.
John Arthur, to the home of his
bother, Mr. Harry Arthur, Mrs.
..),,Fi;,,Wr!ur• and family. M'rs. John
-hur--'.ias been several weeks
tv:Lh, her daughter, Mrs. Bob
Davis, Mr. Davis and %family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Me-
Uouball, Mks Bernice McDou-
;a11 and Mr. Allan McDougall
visited • with his brother, Mr.
Elmer McDougall, Mrs. McDou-
gall and family at Galt last
Sunday.
Miss Bernice McDougall' ands
Mr. Gordon Gross attended the
a d 4eaeher's College '41-
amni ddan•ce, held at Stratford ,
last' Saturday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore of
Stratford visited her Aunt, Mrs.
J. J. Robertson, in Clinton hos-
pital on Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Allison of Goderieh
visited relatives in the village
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Arm-
strong of Detroit are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Houston;,;,i,,.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew lark; .
connell, Mrs. Sam Daer and
MTs. William Stewart • visited
last --week-with-Mrs:-Herbert---- °.-.•w
Govi-er who is a patient in. St,
Joseph's Hospital, London.
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Mackenzie is home after being'
confined- in Wingham -hospital
for some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carter 1„)
of Woodstock visited with Hugh I
1-Iackenzie last week.
Guests with the Earl Howes
last weekend were Mr. and I
Mrs. Ronald Oke and family of'
Oshawa, and Jack Oke -of Port,I
LOOD
NOR
CLINI
What's your stand on registering life
insurance policies to' claim certain
income tax deductions?
Mr. Ca pbel1
If it's possible, I'm all for it!
Interviewer *
Y9u'll be pleased to know you
may fegister aiy Mutual Life
policy; except lrerm, under the'
Income Tax Act. Subject to
certain limitations, the savings
portion of your premium can
then be deducted from your tax-
able income each year.
Mr. Campbell
Look, I'd like 'to check into
this before 1 file my 1964 re-
, turn. Where can I set complete
Interviewer
Just call your nearest
Life representative.
M r. Campbell
It seems to me that everybody
should know about this!
Interviewer
You're right! Particularly people
who are building a pension for
themselves. Even people now
coUtributing to a company
pension plan. may qutalify for
further tax relief. ML65-IC
Mutual
Frank Reid, C;L.U.
Goderich, Ontario'
The Mutual
ASSURANCg COMPANY OF CANADA
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