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LAGOS (Reuters)—Nigerians- have an astonishing relish for slogans and mottoes whether ir business, politics or even reli ion This is illustrated “by a oo . Age boy who inflates bicycle tires in Enugu, capital of the eastern group of provinces. He |. _ aprotidly” proclaims, his -enter- prise on’ a signboard as the Ni- gerian Pneumatic. Corporation.” Ona huge signboard In front of a shack which passes for a garage. a motor mechanic will | ‘advertise himself as*‘a “Doctor

of. Cars.” : : An ill-equipped watch repairer CHRISTIE'S .

will describé himself as a ‘‘Wiz-

ard of Watches.”

Many.a shoemaker Is a ‘Mas- ter of Leather’ while . radio mechanics are ‘Doetors of

Electronics.”

Nigerian native doctors and herbalists sometimes display a 1 ey poster reading. ‘Doctor of All Diseases.’ One doctor in Iba- dan, western Nigeria, proclaims

himself ‘‘Doctor of Death."

In the field of transport slo gans and catch - phrases are widely used

Usually displayed on a motor vehicle above the windshield er scrawled on the “body are slo- gans Varying from ‘‘Massacre,"” “Never say die.” “Stormy Weather,” “No condition is per-

--manent’’--and- ‘No -telephone-te Heaven"’ to more pious ones such as ‘‘The Lord Is My Shep- herd,” “Save me, oh God” and “God's time is the best.” -»-.axis,,.which cruise at. some-. | Mmes frightening speed, carry fch names as “Land = Jet,” “VC. ‘Rocket,"’ ‘Satellite.’ and ‘Stormy Weather.’

Political -parties ‘made use during the. last election cam- paign of such lavish slogans as

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LIVERPOOL, N.S. (CP) —A | Liverpool businessman hopes te harvest. oysters by“the acre.

. Charles Kelsey is undertaking

‘ an experiment dealing with o, ster hatching with the even- tua! aim of establishing a pro- fitable oyster industry on Nova Scotia's South Shote and other areas of the province.

The basis of the experiment, being conducted by the Port,

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| LEMON | sm WASTEND, Sask (CP) —It's ; NESTLES the ‘Depression that did. it, Says * Dan 7 C oebis aan who at an runs 5 ' PIE FILLER POLY a acre wheat f j x ‘on a Depression diet PINE SCENTED : IK oe . r 1s Ss s ‘ longevi ity Teer eer re: ae BONUS PAK WORK KING

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wheat,”’ he says TIN Mr. Armst lebrated - hi Cc birthday ar ‘August. ‘ sre. 15 OB. BOTTLE . % C cat 53° 16 OZ. PKG.

“pared to’ harvest.his..60th crop He performs al! the chores on his farm with the exception. of seeding and harvest when he hires an extra hand

Born at Scotstown. Que.. he frequently visits his native prov- ince driving his own car. In his youth he was a logger and river driver

Bill Bock. one of his old friends and in his. 80s, savs : ” there are several people in the PERFECTION 2 . the

district still ‘kicking’ up ” their heels” at. the age of 90 or . : ‘ Ae | 2 ‘eo GAL ove Whether it | , j re ‘

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the water, the‘ ‘scenic beauty of stn the surrounding hills, or the diet EAST PAK

Mr. Armstrong mentions. we : seem! to have more folks around ‘ LB, C here who have. passed the four-

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Similar size in Saskatchewan.” FROZO he savs

Mr Armstrong. when’ asked 2 LB. why he did: not remarry, said POLLY C ne just hasn't the time , ey

"Resides it is cheaper te nee t Can opener,” he said.:

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