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daughter of . Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Ritchie, The shower
was held at the auhom.o., of her
_aunt Mrs..Jean Paperi(ick in
GQderich. Donna has Been
working. in Red Deer, Alta.
where, she will be married in
of 'Lu:can visited on Sunday • July.
QNe.' and and Graham with Mr, and Mrs• Ben Park. Mr. .Har ry Carr is home
McNee, Md, and Mrs. Ked Mr. • and Mrs:. Ed (Diane): with his arm in a cast after
Mr a and . Will visited 'Burt and family of 'Clinton -spending sorne Ttilrri.e .in
Nr and„Mrs. Willex King, . Y
w, h visited her parents on ,hospital. in London with' a
,Melody.; 11�Iartha and Keit Monday - crushed hand andwarist,
near •Berne onSunday.
. Mr.. =and Mrs.:' Wm: Mr. and Ars. Bob Wright
Mr. , .. and Mrs. Harold Atkinson, Wendy and Paul of hosted a fireworks display
Errington spent the. weekend _ Ottawa :visited Mr. ' Herb and wiener roast enjoyed. by..
atKimberkey. � tithe weekend several filen and. g
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Mrs Cliff Kettle.• .arid two Finnigan
M • Matthew Ott of
• 'friends . neigh.
a ew Kitchener hours on Sunday evening-
vsite en'; hf -r.ea d Mr spent .a few days with his Mr•:- and.Mrs. . Norr.is°
Ddiahed with Mr`:d, family x. grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Sampson, Tommy and
he we Dawson and on Irvine Eedy: Mr:; and,•Mrs. Penny, Mr. 'and .Mrs, Paul
Mr.the weendnd, Bob Ott and Andrew came on Sampson of Goderich' were
Cottom Mrs. Mr. aln Kettle ' the weekend: . . recent' visitors with Mr. and
of Cliff Begi, and L and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. •Roulsl:on Mrs. Harvey Alton,
ethele.. of nd With Mr.ton and Lori of Stratford and Mr. Mr. arid Mrs. ,.Paul Hen -
spent the weekend With Mr. and Mrs.' Bill Gardner wefe , derson, Heather, Jennifer
k F rk and'end 3111 of •Mississauga
and Mrs.: laic a
attended. the Stanbury-Berea Weekend visitors with .Mr., visited on the .weekend with
wedding on Saturday. •- and Mrs. Ross Eedy,
Mrs;-fieber, Eedy came out Mr. and Mrs'. HarveyAlton.,.
,
M. Simcoe vis ted ee Moulton Mr. and Mrs Stan Phillips-
'of visited” .recently::. of hospital on Monday and., is .
in with 'her ;daughter of Patm.erston,. Mrs': Debbie
:'Mea his father, n•rs Frank "'stay g -in--law, Mr: and Mrs. Meurs and ; Randi Lynn o£
Moulton and •Mrs: Lillian and son i ,
Ral h'Hend' rson. Huron Park :visited Mr. and
MacDonald; s n Bo of CuInez Howe .Mr. andlMrs. Brace 'Pa .ne Mrs. -Freeman Olson on the
and son Bob of Cultos visited of . Vancouver B.C. visaed Weekend. Jeffrey- Meurs is
on Sr. with his sister and brother -in- spending ,a few days with his
D a3id M Mrs. Ross law, !Mr. and Mrs. Leonard grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
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MacDonald; Mr.and Mrs. Chishoon the weekend, ' Olson.
Rick Ward' (nee Janet ,.lm •Mr. Leonard Chisholm has._ Mr. and. Mrs. Cliff Sproul,.
MacDonald) and Amy, of "� of Ethel and Mr.
Ottawa spent the weekend'a ruptured disc in his back and Peggy
hh is causing discomfort • Ralph Godfrey visited Mr.
with Mrs. 'Lillian M
and Mr. Moulton.
acDonald ' '^ is
and curtailing his activities.. and Mrs. Howard Godfrey on.
Rev. H.G. Dobson preached Monday.
Mr: and Mrs.
John Bereon - "The 11th Com- Visitors on'the weekend
and. Karen of London and.�:• d t at Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:. Pat
Ruth B f Windsor spent
man men
service in Dungannon United Brouillette were Pat's father,
ut ere' o . n
the weekend with Mrs. Mary 1 Mr T S rtrouillette and
Bere Miss Ruth Schmidt of
Church. , The annual
Peersnri,
Mrs. Perk.,Logtenberg
chaired the bus: netas•• portion
of the meeting. The minutes
Were read and approved.
Mr.-.Sp'arks, from • near
Lucknow, has been asked to
be guest speaker at the UCW
August church service. '
Irene Logtenberg favoured
the ladies with two solos,'"A
fet
(controlled from page 8): thrown out M the 'game for
cause in the oponiiig in inn- . prone . language and
niiig when he jumped on a threatening : •
GMr•. .. into an
slammed it out of the park for early. lead after Ron Klages,.
the Pontiacs first run.;John and Prank MacDonald turned
Phillips got the winner in the walks into runs but Brindley.»sixth after he singled,
SY an moved... Iumpl d.en starter Ron Allin
around on .a:'shot by Ro.n for three hits and three,.runs
owerbnd scored on'a
Dance for Two Hands," and..., single by Tom. 'Crawford.
Sowerby add the insurance
tally in the fifth;. starting off
' with a _Single, Ail error to
Deng Spitzig Meved, both
runners ,inti) scoring position
and Paul Deily .singled ' .tp ice
the game for the Perttiacs..
Pat :Conlon. got the Ione
"The Lord's Prayer" which
•were;enj,oyed by all.'
Mrs. Logtenberg closed the
meeting .with everyone
:repeating the ,Mizpah
Benediction and her•thought
for the day, "I slept -and I
dreamed that life was beauty.
to.. take a first inning lead.
Bruce Bowman startedthe
inning off with. a single off a
Cleaner error and 'moved ' to
second', on Ross 'Brindley's
walk: Louie. Mundt,: John Hoy, •
and Bruce Fisher singled :to
push.' the runs: over•befor,e.Den
McWhinney took over ,on the
rpound and .'fanned= Brian'
I woke and found that life was; 'Cana,da Co:score in the ':Bowman. to end the drive.
duty
: Following lunch, there was
a very successful plant sale
with • Mrs., Lpgtenberg acting
as auctioneer.,
McWhinney drew•a walk, Dori
McWhinney forced an error,
Rob Klages forced an error,
Frank MacDonald forced ,an:
error but Brindley caught,
Klages trying to• move to third
and ended the inning with a
14-3 defecit, .
In the last of the seventh ..
Ross. Brindley drew .a walk
and scored on back to ba'c'k
singles by Louie : Yundt .and
John Hoy. before - French
ended the game. .
NOW...ANb IN THE .FUTURE•
CANADIAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION
,• AND YOUR PROVINCIAL FORESTRY ASSOCIATION
fourth when he grabbed half . JP The Cleaners took over
his..'club.' Sits., He ;moved from rthere. John •Orr forced
down on a sacrifice Eby Jed an .error for' a single; and
Dejong end scored' when scored after hits'from • Al
Tigert got the other half the Miskie, Jim McWhinney and
Canada Co. hits. Tigert gave Don McWhinney. Ron Klages
up half a'dozen hits for the hammered a long sacrifice"
loss. " •, that allowed' McW Linney .to
FRENCH CLEANERS.1.4 __ come in fora Cleaner 5-3 lead.
BRINDLEY 4 George Sutton, Bill;. Gallow •
French Dry.' Cleaners
hammered across six runs in'
the sixth inning to boost an 8-3
lead into a. 14-4 .win over,
Brindley...: Transport. The.
'Cleaners took. advantage of
Brindley .errors to score the
14. runs on just eight hits off
Jim Farrish :who. was later
and Ron 'Klages ,add l.._ in-
surance to the lead in . the
third .:and•, fourth innings
before the .Cleaners spree in
the sixth. Frank MacDonald
singled at'the 'top . of the in-
ning, George Sutton drew a '
walk, Bill GallovV forced an
error, John Orr singled, Jim
McKinley questions
cerning imported eggs
Tavistock, Miss Esther
' Brown' and Mr. Carl Best of
Sarnia also visited an at
D onChurch Robert of St. Catharines,. Mr.
service and picnic at arid Mrs. John Harris and
con
Menesetun is on June 6 at 11. Jason of Toronto, Mr. and
the Canadian Egg Marketing
Agency should be. considered
the applicant , and first
receiver of. imported eggs
under constraints of a system.
of monitoring all tran-
sactions. At about the
:same
time the 'Minister of Con -
smiler and Corporate Affairs
stated iii•,.the House that he
was in no way.in' favour of
CEMA being- the first im-
porter of eggs, even though it
. would . mean an • over-all
lowering in the price .of all.
eggs to .consumers. - Can the
Prime Minister advise the
House which of the ; two
.ministers :was expressing,
governinentpolicy?
Right Hon. • P.E. Trudeau
(Prime '1Vlinister):.' Mr.
d i for Mrs Doug. Palm
a.m. ,Registration or.ms -
tend i the Stanbury
er and Lisa
=Bere of '.Tweed; Mr. and Mrs: R.E. McKinley,. MPP for,
wedding: : � camp�-•a're. available :and
should be filled in now. -Harley Cooper • of St. Huron -Middlesex, rose in the
--Mr. Ken Isard of Vanf' Christian Fellowship Catharines, .and M ,andMrs. House' of Commons last week
couver and 'Mr:' Isard Sr. o Church is planning a Church Ken Ludlow of Waterloo.
to get clarification from the
Woodstock visited recently
'with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Vacation, school to start on concerningallegedly con
•July ° 26. Teachers and DUNGANNON g UCWY
bStothers and tradictory statements
Mr:. sand Mrs. George volunteers should contact the Seventeen UnitedChurch. 'regarding eggs imported into:
Canada.' -
ii W df d Mrs Jack Alton on May 18 McKinley
Prime Minister of Canada
assistants are needed• -
Whitlam of .Mississauga and • minister or Mr. Doug Getcke Women. met at the home of Cana . _
Mr, and Mrs.. Bi oo or at Martin's: :. - r: • . also wanted
M
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of Kincardine spent' a Ron and Terry Colson, Mr.s.:Cecil Blake opened the to know why•. there Seems, to
nd
weekend recently:with Mr.Listowel, spent the weekend meeting b reading the be a change: in the indication
g Y'of
and Mrs: Robt.'Stotherss. with, Mr. and Mrs: 'Freeman scripture from Matthew.. of the country he origin of '
Recent visitors with:Mr. Olson: Prayer and meditation these. eggs, by the time they
and Mrs. Ben Park were Mrs Robt. Irwin and Mrs° followed. reach the Canadian con-
Hazel's brother and his. wife;" Jean.: Papernick of Goderich Mrs Blake and Mrs: Nelson sulker.
Mr. arid Mrs. Fred -Taylor of attended thegraduation in Pearson; ' presented a very These . exchanges are
Michigan, : her ,sister Mrs. Waterloo on Saturday of their interesting study on Haiti, its recorded as follows: w • '
Wilda Clatworthy of Granton nephew, Bob Smith; son of location, its • people, its R.ER.E.
{- MIDDLESEX-)
•and 'Mrs. George Taylor of ,Mr. and Mrs. Jim i S th f poverty and its religions and (HURON
• illustrated their study with Mr. Speaker,
mo I have a
London,
• Molesworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Colleen) Mrs Cecil Blake and Mrs:. many colourful`pictures, question.:,for the Right Hon
• Prime Minister: I have�before'.
Naylor, f S nim 'arid" Mr.Rout: regent last maps and pamphlets
then received
a or, o • ar o t. Irvin
were pmea statement. issued by the Speaker, they were speaking
and . Mrs:' .David (Eleanor), Monday at a shower for 1VIrs.. Collection was 1Vlinister of Agricultureub that Ner.y ` truthfully, one in
Compt°9n and Lisa and Laurie Irvin's niece; Donna Ritchie, • and dedicated by Mrs.
For
eautiful
We also have
a fine selection
of
PATIO &;
HANGING
-P'OTS
Come to.Denomme's Farm f Garden -centre.
FLOWERS VEGETABLES
AGERATUMS -
ALYSSUMS :
ASTERS
BALSAMS
FIBROUS BEGONIAS
CARNATIONS
CELOSIAS
COLEUS
DWARF DAHLIAS
DUSTY' MILLERS:
IMPATIE:NS
LOBELIA
MARIGOLDS (ALL SIZES)
,PETUNIAS (SINGLE,
DOUBLES, CASCADE)
- PANSIES
PHLOX •
t"*P40.14
of
PORTULACA
ROCK GARDEN
ANNUALS &
PERENNIALS
SALVIAS (ALL SIZES)
SNAPDRAGON'S. (TALLS
— .;& DWARFS)
SWEET WILLIAMS
ZINNIAS.
•
NICELY POTTED GERANIUMS
ONLY
'HISISFORME
FRESH -
VEGETABLES
ARRIVING DAILY
TOMATOES 60c LB.
'ASPARAGUS 69e t .
RADISHES 2 BUNCHES
FOR 39C
ENGLISH , CUCU M`SER S
il'iRY SOME OF THESE.
•RACK FOR MOYOU R l . WILL BE
DRACE.NAS OR SPIKES
ONLY S 1 • S
1.3-S
18" to 24" STOCK
TOMATOES
(LATE. & EARLY)
TOMATOES. / a
(SINGLE POTTED)
CABBAGE
CAULIFLOWER-,- •.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
PEPPER
(HOT & SWEET)' •
SPANISH ONIONS •
TUBEROUS BEGONIAS—
ONLY _$ 1,45:
POTTED. MUMS:.
ALL COLOURS
ONLY
. defen_ce of agriculture and the
other in defenceof the con-
s.umer:. I think this is. their
role. I wouldpoint out to the
hon.. member that he would
have to.. go beyond either •
statement, because the im-
porting permits are not
issued. by either ofthe two
ministers they are issued by
a third minister, the Minister
of 1•ndi,istry, Trade arid
Commerce. That would in-
dicate to the hon. . member
that:when •we have a problem
-such as this, where ministers
are supporting conflicting
interests, .we solve them .in
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A receg'.tion ..fit'r Patricia' Lyn
McGee:a�td Mr. Terry William
VNob wanasT at Shillelaghitionat the
Saturday, June 5
' al. 9 p.m,
'Relatives and Friends
Welcome
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Pay noservice charge on cheq'tles'if '
minimum 'balance of $1,000 is main-
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aintained'(and•even if this balance is not ,
Maintained) you get 12 free cheques per,
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cheque over the 12: Compare this with
your average "savings account" paying
only 3% and costing you a service
charge of 20 cents for every cheque.
Special Savings (non chequing) accounts
pay 8% pe'i=-•annum calculated ons ` °'- '
•minimum monthly balance. •
Funds deposited prior.to May 15th and
left ori deposit ear -n full interest for all
- ,' ' of May..
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