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4,000 Canadians Are
Donors to Eye Bank
BLUEVALE—The Women's. In-
stitute held its health meeting at
the home of Mrs. Alex Corrigan or
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Carl
Johnston as convener. The presi-
dent. Mrs. Sperling Johnston, pre.
sided. The roll call was "One rule
for a hospital visitor".
Mrs. Carl Johnston spoke on the
work of the Eye Bank of Canada
explaining how portions of 'eyer
can be transplanted to bring sigh;
to blind persohs. Donors may wit
their eyes to be used after their
death, certain regulations being re•
quired. 'One hundred_ and s•ixt3
transplants have been made sue
cessfully in Toronto, and 4,001
people in Canada have signed don-
or, cards, Canada has 671 pupils
'in blind schools.
Mrs. Johnston also gave the mot-
to, "A picture of health is a happy
frame of mind", stressing the vain(
of good cheer.
May 18th was the date selected
by the Huron County Home at
Clinton for a birthday party for
the inmates, to be given by the
Bluevale Women's Institute. These
birthday parties, a monthly -fea-
ture, are to , honor those whose
birthdays .are within the month
and all the residents of the home
, attend.
Letters of thanks from r ecipient:
of Christmas Cheer boxes were
read by the secretary, Mrs., W. J
Peacock. The members discuSsa
the Girls! Homemaking Club. pro
jects. Some necessary work in- the
community hall was planned':
Mrs. Carl Johnston conducted a
word contest. Refreshments were
served by the hostess' and the .com-
mittee, Mrs. Stanley Darling, Mrs.
Edward Barnard and Mrs. M. Mc
Farlane.
C.G.1.11. Meeting Was
Held- on Friday
BELGRAVE--T,he regular meet-
ing of the Canadian Girls in Train-
ing was held in 'the church base-
ment on Friday evening, opening
with the Purpose and •Scripture.
The secretary and treasurer, each
gave their reports.
The worship service opened with
prayer followed by the hymn, "0
Master Let Me Walk with Thee".
Florence. Rinn read the Scripture
lesson and Mrs. Tdd Fear read the
story, "Together We Can Do It".
Linda Johnston and Wendy Fear
will be in charge of the' 'worship
Service for the next meeting and
the roll call will he answered with
a fact about Africa. These meet-
ings start at 7.30 p.m. to 0.00
o'clock,
YOUR CAR WILL
LOOK NEW AGAIN
Anything from a scratch to a gash, from a dent to a
crumple, we fix fast. Removing every tame of wear
,and tear, we give your car a smooth, glossy "like new"
finish.
Monday and Tuesday with friends
in Tilbury and Windsor.
—Mrs. H. J. Sloan, of Brantford,
was a guest for a. few days last
week with Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrs,
Sloan visited with a. number of
other friends during her stay here,
—Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Cruick-
shank and family left on Saturday
to spend a vacation in Florida.
--Mr, Brack Bedford, of Niagara
Falls was in Wingham on Saturday
and attended the Templeman-
Simmons Wedding.
2•-Miss Sandra Strong is practice
teaching in Brantford this week.
--Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray
left on Monday to spend a vaca-
tion in Florida. •
---Mr..nrid Mrs. Norman Heating
and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDon-
old were in London Friday evening
to attend the Wedding of Miss
Shirley Snell to Mr. Bernard Guite.
--Miss Rrolo Sanderson,, ef Lon-
don, spent the week-end with Mrs.
J. D. Lediet,
-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kerr flew
home from 11nama. Florida, and
iwere met in London on Saturday
evening 'by Mr. 'and Mrs. Len
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Kerr.
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--Mr, and Mrs, Dennis Leddy, of
Kitchener, visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Brophy.
----Dr. Alexander Nimmo and Mrs.
Nimmra were in Ottawa last week
where they attended the opening
of the present session of Parlia-
ment.
--Jim Cam.obell has successfully
passed his first year in Engineer-
ing at Waterloo College and is now
.working with thg Department of
Highways in.Weodstock.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred White
and Mr, and Mrs. Owen King were
in Toronto last Thursday and at-
tended the exhibition at the Na-
tional Housebuilders' Association
convention,
---Mr. and Mrs, Allan Small and
Penny ,of Toronto, were in. Wing-
ham at ,the week-end and visited
with his Lather, Mr. Ed. Small, and
with Mrs. Small, who is a patient
in Wingham Hospital.
--Mrs. Ross Wormworth has
been. a patient in Wingham General
Hospital for over a week.
Treesweet ORANGE JUICE 48-oi. 39c
Stokely's FANCY PEAS 15-oz. 2 for 31c
Stokely's FANCY CORN 15-oz. 2 for Pc
Clover Leaf
FANCY COHOE SALMON 45,c
Blue Bennett
MARGARINE (quik bag) lb. 33c
Mountain Blend
COFFEE (ground fresh) lb. 77c
Golden Yellow SUGAR 2 lbs. 20c
Maple Leaf CHEESE SLICES 8-oz. 31c
Maple Leaf COOKED MEATS lb. 49c
(Macaroni-Cheese, Dutch or Chicken Loaf)
Schneider's Sliced Breakfast BACON .1/2-1b. 37c
New Texas CARROTS .. 20-oz. cello 2 for 25c
7.4 oz.
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WINNAM "EntiE OF ETERNITY"
Mrs. S. Bateson
Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Stafford Bateson, Leopold:
Street,. passed away in Wingbana
General Nospital at noon on Sun-
day, Jan. 1.7th,•where she had been
confined with a, serious illness' for
several weeks.
She was the fernier Anna W.
Zosehke„ daughter of the late Fred
and. Carole/la Koschke, and was
born in Perietanoishenc,Aug.12tb,
.2sa4... She uttettued public and high
schools; there and later worked-
a drug store as clerk and wireless
telegrapher.
On June 191,h, Mrs sue' was mar-
riei3. to Stafford Bateson at the
.)resbyterian Church in Penetang.
Piny lived in Midland until 19:16,
when they moved' Lo Wingham.
Mrs. Bates= had made many
varm, friends in this community.
411 ,! was fowl of children, and in
her own neighborhood 'was highly
••expected for her iriadaess by ad-
ults and children alike,
Mrs. Bateson was a 'member of
St. Andrew's PreSbyteritin Chureit
and of the women's organizatIonS
af that body, the. Winghain Wo-
men's Institute and the Ladles'
Anxiliary to the Canadian Legion.
Slit, is survived .by her husband,
.we daughters, Helen (Mrs. Carl
VfeEay) , of Stratford and Lois
• Mrs. Jeffery Hawkins), London,
and one son, John Bateson of
Xingham. There are eight grand-
dtildren. She Is also survived by
,wo sisters, Mrs. A, J. Maddox
rid Mrs, DuBrey, both of Midland,
an: two brothers, Fred of, Perte-
tanguishene and Charles of Buf-
falo, N.Y,
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Can-
adian Legion, Branch 180, held a
service at the R. A. Currie & Sons
funeral home on. Monday evening,
The 'funeral service was conducted
on Tuesday afternoon by Dr. Al-
exander Nimmo, from, the funeral
home, with interment in the Wing-
ham Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Bill Ford,
John -Langridge, Barry Wenger,
Percy Stainton, Oscar Casemore
and Harvold V. Pym. Carrying
the floral tributes were Archie.
Peebles, George Scott, Herbert
Fuller and Wilfred Hamilton.
Filmed against the background of
the Grand Canyon, here is a great
adventure drama.
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PUBLIC MEETING
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 20
Mani Showing This SeitsOol •
Mr. R. E. McKinney will present Slides and
Films of his recent European Tour.
ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
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Particle St., Wingham
Phone 770
EVERYBODY WELCOME!'
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DEPT. 'has been organized to
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for the protection of PART-
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NATURAL BEAUTY—Following the second sleet storm within two
weeks, every tree and shrub was coated with ice last Wednesday.
To most, the Ice coated trees presented a lovely sight as it glittered
in the sunlight—it wasn't so lovely however to the telephone .and
hydro workers who had to toil endless, backbreaking hours to get
the lines of communication back into operation. This particular urea
was fortunate when compared to the Orangeville district Whiar was
without power and -telephone for a number of days. CoMmunkation
breaks locally were of a minor character. The above photo was taken
between Wingham and Teeswater on Number 4 Highway,—A-T photo.
Phone: Our Prices Are Ltmer
Free
590 We Keep DciWn the Upkeep Delivery
KLEENEX •
Regular or Chubby
6 for $1.00
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Fork Ltuteheen Loaf
12 oz. - 3 for.$1,00
Itedietth Granulated
SUGAR
10 lbs. 83c
SAVE 4c
PAY OtstLY 31c
WINfiliAM BODY SHOP
The annual meeting of Wrox-
eter United Church will be held
Friday evening, Jan. 22nd, in the
church schoolroom with pot-luck
supper to be served at 7 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Doig,
Trowbridge; spent Sunday with Mr.
and MrS. 'George Adams,
Mrs, Grace Inkster, Sudbury, and
Nfrs. Reta Carson, Gorrie, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gibson and family,
Mrs. Harvey Rcidt returned home
the latter' part of last week from
London. where -she has been with
her' son Lyle, who is a patient in
Victoria Hospital. We are pleased
to report he is improving satis-
factorily.
Mrs. James Sanderson, Rosetown,
Sask., is spending a couple of
weeks with 'her mother, Mrs. Ben
Hislop, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Sander-
son and other relatives,
Messrs. Art Gibson, Harvey Mc-
Michael and Jack Willits are
attending the January session of
county council at Goclerich this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. ' George Gibson,
Murray and Glenis were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. W. E. Weir
and Miss Gertie Bush.
The sympathy.of the community
is extended to Mr. Gordon Greig,
whose brother, Rev. John 'Greig,
passed away in Picton last week.
Also to Mr. Oswald Simpson,
whose wife passed away Friday
evening. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lucas, Lis--
towel, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Coates.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sanderson and
Wayne, Mrs. James Sanderson
were Sunday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Glenn McKercher, James-
town.
Mr. Charles Moore was in Tor-
onto Saturday on a business trip.
Mr. Russell Daley, Listowel,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc-
Cutcheon on Sunday.
We are sorry to report Mr.
Maurice Dennis had the misfortune
to break 'his hip in a fall at his
home and is a patient in Palme-
rston Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bradshaw
and Vickie spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, 'Lyle Hart, Listowel,
Mrs, R. Newton and Miss 'Nancy
were Sunday Vialtets with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Newton, Harniaton. '
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Sid Adams
WINGHAM
—Mrs. Frank Gibbons , and
daughter, Vicky Anne, of Kitchener,
are spending a few days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbons.
—Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sinnamon
and Hugh, of Minnie 'Street, and
Mr.' and Mrs. Glen Sinnamon
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. JOhn Sinnamon, of Wroxeter.
Mr. Angus Gordon, who has
visited for the past three weeks
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
John McGee, Minnie Street, and
with Teeswatcr relatives, leaves
this week for his home in Sas-
katoon, from where 'he and his
brother, Mr. James Gordon, go to
Vancouver, B.C., to spend the
winter months.
—Sunday visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Heating were Mr.
and Mrs. Harmon Mitchell, of
Rothsay, Mr. Harold Keating, of
Beigrave, and Mr. Arthur Kings-
bury, of town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jacques,
Victoria Street East, left Saturday
to spend the winter months in
Flo rides.
" —Miss Patricia Brophy 'visited on
If You have a car prehlein,
we..haVe the answer. c.
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Rule No. 2—Submit bid by sealed envelope here in
the store.
Rule No, 3--Bids must be accompanied by name,
address and phone—where you can
be reached.
Rule No. 4--Only reasonable Bids will be considered.
WATCH FOR THE FUN—you will be sure to make a bid if
you see our windows—first week in' February.
W.I. to Take Gilts
For Cancer Society
WROXETER--"Wh at I • Would
I like changed concerning TV pro-
grams" was 'the roll call at the
Howey Head§
Bruce Board
OLUCKNOW—W, R. Howey of
Lucknow WAS appointed chairman
of Lucknovv District High School
board at its inaugural meeting.
Arthur Hodgins, CUlross
ship representative, was appoint-
ed vice-chairman.
Members of the board and the
groups they represent are Mr.
HoWey, Village of Lucknow, Mr.
Hodgins, Culrois Township; Gor-
don Pls he r Lucknow Public
School Beard; Allister HugheS,
ICInloss Township; Delmar Lind-
say, Greerioch Township; Henry
MacKenzie, Ashfield Township;
J, R. Murray, West Wawanosh
Township and Gerald Rathwell,
truce County.
Committee appointments Made
were: Transportation, Mr, Xiodg-
Ins, Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Murray,
Mr. IVtaokenzie and Mr. Hughes;
property, grounds and caretaking
Mr. Hughes, Mr. liodgins, Mr.
Murray and Mr. Mackenzie; purr-
-chasing, Mr, Rativiroli and Mr.
Hughes; kitchen, Mr. Fisher. Mr.
HoWey is member of all CoM-
itteeS,
Stuart Robertson was appointed
to LueltrioWtabrary Board to suc-
ceed A. E. UnIfirni
SATURDAY,
January 23rd
Organize New GA.
Branch at St. Paul's
St. Paul's Girls' Auxiliary held
its first meeting on Monday of
last week in the parish room of
the church. Mrs. John King is
leader and election of officers re-
suited as follows: President, Marl-
lyn Higgins; vice, Lynn Parkin-
son; secretary, Wendy Cronk-
wright; treasurer, Brenda Hall;
Doreas secretary, Almajane Elliott,
The Girls' Auxiliary is the
dominion-wide organization of the
Anglican Church for teen-age girls.
Its purpose is to train its members
to be intelligent Christian eiti-
zens arid to use their gifts in the
Service of their church and Can-
ada, Their motto being 'Service
before Self", .
The MA, pr o g r am includes
eh urehmanshi p, social service,
Bible and mission study, Music,
drama, handicrafts, recreational
activities and speCial aetIvIties to
Include annual festival, rally, con
ference and attrnaler camp.
MEN'S WEAR — LADIES' WEAR
PIECE NODS & 'DOME FURNISHINGS .
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January meeting of the Wroxeter
Institute held at the home of Mrs.
H. Wylie With Mrs. G. Howes
ari. president. The Ode and Creed
were repeated', followed by a poem,
'"New Year's Wish" and Words of
welcome to the members and visit-
ors.
Mrs. Wylie gave the motto, "I
will do more than live • and let
live, I will live and help live."
Mrs. T. Burke and Mrs. A. Munro
were appointed for the 'nominating
committee. The duties and privi-
leges Of the Institute officers, as
taken from the hand book was
the topic given by Mrs, TvIunto,
Mrs. H, Adams reported on reso-
lutions and Mrs. W. Hart 'gave the
current events,
Plans were made for two euchres
on January 21st and February 4th.
The members are reminded to
bring their gifts for the 'Cancer
Society to the next meeting, .111
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