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The Dunga nnonErskine Pres.
erian WMS meeting was held
ia' the Church on Friday Sept.
. ear 10, with Mrs. Arthur'
drart ° presiding and Mrs.
Frank Jones organist,
Vie meeting opened witha
Nem, Mrs. Wallace Wilson
raid • the G1ad.Tidings Prayer,
!allowedby a hymn and a min. •
illia of silence was observed in
liemory of the late Mrs. Ma.
:On McAllister °who for many
years was a faithful worker and
member i{I the WMS and will
be greatly missed.
Mrs. Will Reid gave the dev.
Otional reading from Isaiah, her
toipic being "Waiting for Gad". Mr. and Mrs. David Daw.
]wits, Wallace Wilson read the son spent the weekend in Det.
!minutes and the roll call was roit-
**swered by a verse contain.
ing the word "grace". Plana
} were made for the thankrof4er.
ing add -sectional nieeting'to be
held in October.
Mrs. W. A. Stewart readfrom
the study jock "The church
grows in puede." The meeting
closed with the Lord's Prayer.
After the meeting a bale was
packed.
PERSONALS
Mr. acid Mrs. Allan Finlay
of Saskatoon spent a couple of
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil ' Blake and other
r elatives.
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Beverly Curran of London
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert,I• rvin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerzy Wilbur
' and Bradley and Mrs. Stew Fines
of Don Mills spent the week.
end at their home in the vii.
lege.
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Ennis _ Comfort of $t. Cath.
urines and Mr. and Mrs, Grant
Sowerby of Willowdale were
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Blake
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Word was received here of
the death of Mrs. Nathanial
Whyard in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mrs. Whyard was a resident
here for many years. She and
her late husband had a hard.
ware store and later were chief
operators for the telephone
company, She was the former
Alice Blanche Bailey and is
survived by one son Albert,
of London, Interment ,•was in
Dungannon cemetery on Tues.
`fav ,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Danaby
Mand-chfldreu,..a fzBarnia 'dsited
-rgta....1sceelcetitnv(. •
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson.
GOOD *
SELECTION -OF
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• MOUNTS
• ..'BINOCULARS
ACCESSORIES
• ALL PARTS
S
Believe
make,
ANY GUN
ANY MAKE
ANY MODEL
it or not, we can get you any
any model of gun you want. If
you have special order we can fill
that in 2 days.
SEE US SOON
HUNTING APPAREL
HATS — BOOTS — VESTS — ETC.
TH.Y'S;
ESSO SERVICE
Cor. Nelson and Hamilton Sts.
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Mrs. Margaret Manning and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manning
and 'family of London were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Finnigan on Saturday.
LOCHALSH
LOCHALSH - Mrs. Daisy Mc.
Charles is a patient in' Wing.
ham and District Hospital hay.
ing suffered a weak spell in
Lucknew•on Monday.
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Mr. -and Mrs. Henry Mao -
Kenzie were in Harriston on
Monday attending the funeral
of a cousin of Henry's.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simp.
son and family were in London
one day during the past week
when 'that' attended London fair.
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' Home for the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vinlayson
wer Mr; and Mrs. Bill Roger.
son and 'family; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Emberlin,all of Toronto,
and Rod 'Finlayson of Petrolia.
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Tom Farrell spent Sunday in
Goderich with Mr. and Mrs.
Murray McGill and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacLean
and family of Collingwood were
• guests of Mr. Dan: MacLean for
the weekend.
RECEPTION and DANCE.
For ,
DAWN ROBINSON
• And
BRUCE RATHWELL
(Bridal Couple)
9 • 12 P.M.
on SEPTEMBER 30
At
Zurich Community Centre
— EVERYONE WELCOME —
Music by the
"BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS"
Lunch Provided
38-9
change your pace...
Outdoor used clothing market
e well-eKerrded event ki Toronto's "The Ward" around 7900.
Delightful•sitopping . , . frithin walking distance. The Lord Simcoe
Hotel is located in the heart of downtown Toronto, with the subway right
at the door. Change your pace ... enjoy Toronto more, at sensible prices
... stay at the Lord Simcoe Hotel, where the only old fashioned
conveniende is the service.
in. toronto, stay at
atel
ancre
University and King street
Telephone 482-1848
ItliC011
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barn, on the O'Neill farm, lora.-
Awl three miles north of Kings.
bridge on the 10th concession
of Ashfield. ---
Dennis explained that he had
taken a notion to visit the lake
Tuesday afternoon following
dismissal from class for the
15, -minute afternoonreCess. Up.
on arriving back at the school,
Dennis found that classes were
over and the school buses had
departed. Dennis then began his
homeward . trek on foot but, did
not -reach home until a day
later. Wednesday night, Dennis
related, he slept in his brother's'
barn, located about a mile north
of Kingsbridge on No. 21 High.
way.
ESKIMO . .
continued from page 1
nice town." One aspect of
Southern Ontario life that par.
ticularly appeals to this Eskinrio
family is the abundance of
warm lake water. The, Mar.
koosies swam several times
this summer at Goderich beach.
'The young -Eskimo. -pilot•
has
• britt'°^whiff t'ationedatbNy
bour. About two weeks ago he
was guest speaker at a' meet.
ing of the Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute. The members asked
him questions afterwards about
his flying experiences andArtic
life.
Mark, plans to take further
training at Sky Harbour fol.
lowing several months of flight
experience with •the northern
airlines company. Markoosie
will be aiming for a commer.
cial pilots license if he at.
tends Sky Harbour air school
for another flying course.
LIBERAL .. .
continued from page 1
ing swallowed up by industry and
to avoid factories being strung
along the highways:'"There is,''
he said, "just as much need for
intelligent planning --in rural•
areas as has been started in.
more populous districts.'
MISSOG..
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they were ,not noticed by any.
one on shore.
Jim Fellow's father, Jac. k
of 181 Oxford. Street, had been
informed of their departure
earlier, Mr. 'Fellows after wait,
ing several hours for his son,
to notify hiim of their return.
hastened to the harbor 'to check
on their whereabouts.
Finding• no sign of the boat
in the harbor; he .notified the
harbormaster. •
The tug "Ian. Mac" was put
into service: 4t left minutes
later in search of the stranded
cabin cruiser:
A half-hour later, they were
found, all , safe,although he:
cruiser had "started to toss
more heavily because of the
increasing waves. Through It
all, the two Fellows children
had proven themselves good
sailors
The rocking motion of their
craft had actually put them to
sleep through most of the •
ordeal.
FOR GOODNESS SAKE.
GIVE BLOOD
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NI4P:'Leider.
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have to coMe from ,the "pro•
gressive: takes" - Income tax,
sales tax and gasoline tax,. or
"from the over all wealth of
the province." *
• • Further questioning from the
**reporters present rev a1ied afii
NDP .policy to work , toward a
minimum wage .of $1,75 per. 'hour
across the province. MacDonald
called, the present $1.25 min.
imum wage "legalized pow
erty."• -
A query from the loor "re.
galling policy for .small busis
ness showed an ND1' belief that
if the 'average income is brought
up.to par, small business bene.
fits immediately because "pur.
chasing power keeps the
economy going." MacDonald
cited family allowances as a
deliberate measure to put
spending power in the hands
of peoplewith children - the
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GIVE THE GIFT
LIFE! •
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.: "..�y k.. „ _ _ '-+'r nGNs..:k'cu m M'�"' "q.r..r�ev-a.FALL .FAIR
TUES., WED., SEPT. 26 - 27
PARADE At 1 or 2 O'clock Led by Band
• 4H CLUB WORK •
PONY CONTEST • TUG-OF-WAR
• MIDWAY ON GROUNDS •
Arena Opens Tuesday, 7 to. 10 p.m.
TRACTOR OPERATORS
SAFETY CONTEST
Contestants May Be 16 to 20
APPLICANTS. CONTACT ROBERT STIRLING, Sec.
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IN OUR SHOWROOM
ON THE LOT
A SHO'N.•
iflOat 11.10,1Y ci�gl�t � kwOp the dWUrr.
Huron'D NPP candidate; Bev.
John Boyne, vias at the press
conference to bear the provin•
cial leader strike eliopets1 note
for the success of their Party
during the coming election.
MacDoi1ald laid the "obaract►t
dt.. ocigIwan emipineve
Ile a the high quality 011
NDP candidates in every .part
.
of Ontario and commented on a
"great influx of old palmy .tP+
porter8". in the NDP rank"
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Cottage Rolls
6.0Z. PKGS. VAC PACKED
COQKED HAM
WIENERS 2
BEEF LIVER
LB.
59
55c
LBS. 89c
LB. 45c.
F
PINEAPPLE Z F 45c
16.OZ. JAR SUPREME
Peanut Butter
COOKIES 3
35c
PKGS. '.
1 -LB. PKG. CHRISTIES
Choc. Chip Cookies 49c
ALL PURPOSE MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
. LB. 79c
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