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LYCEUM Theatre Wingham, Ontario
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Thum, Fri., Sat., April .14-1.540,
Bob Mope, Rhoada Fleming
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".ALIAS JESSE, JAMES"
1.30 Hope as the bungling insur-
ance salesman who insures the
life of Jesse James,
ISINIUNEkel SATURDAY AFTER-
NOON AT 2.60 P,M,
Red wontgrocery ,,
Phone:- Our Prices Are Lower Free
590 , We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery
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Maple. Leal - Tanned
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$1.29
HOT .
CROSS
JELLO POWDERS
All Flavors
11 for $1.00
BUNS Robin Hood
• WHITE A.NGEL FOOD,
In Foil Pon CAKE MIX
15'/.: oz.
12 for 39c . . • . 39c'
IIIMEESMORMINION liNliligilENNIP
(Amen Giant - , .. ' , 15 oz.
FANCY PEAS - 3c off . ,, ' 2'tor 31c
Green Giant 1'1 ().
FANCY CORN NIBLETS ' 2 for 37c
Aylmer ( 28 oz.
CHOICE TOMATOES 2 for 59c
WALNUT QUARTERS_ 4 oz.. 23c
ICING SUGAR ... '. .. ..... ' ... : . 2 lbs. 23c
YELLOW SUGAR , 2 lbs. 20c
Rose Sweet MIXED PICKLES . , . . 16 oz. 33c
Club House STUFFED1OLIVES ..-...12 oz. 39c
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Dares , • 13 az,
ASSORTED DELIGHT COOKIES .. , . 29c
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Coleman's Smoked 5 to' 0 1 1b, average
PICNIC 'SHOULDER ' ' . lb. 39c
Maple Leaf Boneless, ready to setyc
TENDERSWEET HAM , , 110.'79c
Devon Kindless - Sliced •
BREAKFAST.' BACON :. .. .': . •:-.., .' ... .. .lb.- $3c
FROZEN PEAS .. • • -. , .
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John'Thom.as Scott
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Probably the oldest life-long re-
.itt 93rd Year
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,M*.ic•SeOtt:ceiebrated his 92nd birth-
daY,.ati February 22nd. He had
,haen :in fairly good health and only
.lieteme ill.a couple of weeks ago.
.fleYWas taken to hospital on April
1st: -••• - • •
•, Born in East Wawanosh Tow:1-
034ion 1t168, he was a
son',df the" fate:,;Robert Scott: and
a,ry. Ana Barbaree., He attend-
•No. 8, East Wa-
Vahosli •
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and. late,r,,toolc up farming
9* the family, farm an the ninth
ecmc,eission,. married Grace
Peigarna, who ,predeceased him
1.091,.: They had:: one son, Ito-
whe. died in 1946.
;111,11, 73c,h_S4001;otht was ,
and-
member
in,
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Cal- e-
Belgrove •PreahYterian Church, He
haa lived kor several years with his
grandson, Kenneth' and Mrs. Scott,
ie.;•1$;survived by five grandchild-
On and ,U,great-grandchildren,
711;e ,Pqrvfee will be 'held this
(Wednesday) afternoon at two
oleiock,. from , the R, A. Currie &
Sons, funeral home with Rev. J. H.
.Greene ,.tof Belgrave and Brussels
Presbyterian,. Churches officiating.
Interment' ,will. be in Brandon
deMetery.: , ,
Weekly, Euchre
Late for last week.
'..BELGRAVE-t--There were eight
tables. in 'play 'at the *regular week-
ly 'Ochre .partY:held in the corn-
'High prize winners
Wfre'7 Mis!-"Daii.. Noble and Mrs.
John' E..• McCallum. Consolation
prizes Went to, Miss ,Jean Hanna
$03110- Cooki: The novelty
prkz2 winner was 71.1,fiss dean Hanna
AS' expOted, that these weekly
euchre;, '•w4i ,eontiniie for two
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BUrip3 Saturday
Married 45 Years,
Family Celebrates
On Wednesday of last week Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Edgar, Scott
Street, celebrated their 45th Wed-
ding anniversary at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar have three
sons and two daughters, Harvey
Edgar, of the second line of Mor-
ris, Arthur of the first line of
Morris and Maitland of Clinton
Mrs. Lewis (Helen) Storehouse of
Bolgrave and Mrs. Charlie (Win-
nifred) Johnston of Blyth. They
also have ten grandchildren.
All members were able to he
Present for the celebration and a
very pleasant evening was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar received many
lovely gifts, and the grandchild-
ren presented them with a cor-
sage and boutonniere.
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W. R.: HAMILTON
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Ileapitalized, tor almost a month,
pa..00 away Wednesday morning,
A.PrIl flak, in .Wingbarn General
HoSpItal, 1.1e was fig.
Mrs. Baird was the former
Williamina, MacKenzie, daughter
of the late Ralph Reid MacKenzie
and Janet MaeKenzic„ and was
born in Aehfary, Sutherlandshire,
Seetland, She was educated in
.Secitland and came to Canada in
1910, settling Winnipeg.
She was married, to Mr. Baird
On September 17,,191.7, in Winnipeg,
Manitoba, and came to VS/Ingham
1•92!3.
Beside.s 'her husband, she is stir-
viVed by two sons, Ralph of New
York City and Aleaander at home,
and a sister, Miss Janet 1VfacKen-
zie of Pittsburgh, Penn,
• The funeral was on Saturday
afternoon at two o'clock from the
A. A. Currie & Sons funeral home.
" The service was conducted 'by
Rev. C. F. Johnsen, rector of St.
Paul's Anglican Church, of which
she was a Member, and interment
Was in Wingham Cemetery,
The Pallbearers were Cenclair
Phippen, Cecil Walpole, . James
Currie, Ken Currie, Roy Mundy and
Mild Casemore..
Flowerbearers, Don Adams and
Den Cameron. ,; , •
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pleasant evening last Wednesday when members of their family gather-
ed to celebrate their 45(11 wedding Anniversary.
Wed in London
$5 Years Ago
Late for last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Howatt
held a surprise party on April 4th,
in honour Of the 35th wedding;,
anniversary of Mrs. Howatt's pares
eats, Mr. and Mrs. Clark:nee Rath
of the Sixth line of East Wawa-
nosh, Neighbours and relatives,
were present for the occasion,
The house was tastefully decor-
ated with mums and calendula. The
party commenced with a sumptu-
ous dinner, the table being centred
with a three-tiered wedding cake.
The evening was. spent in play-
ing progressive euehre, the prize
'Winners being, ladies' high, Mrs.
R. J. Wiggins, Brantford; lone
hands, Mrs. Stanley Black; low,
'Mrs. Karl Whitfield. Men's high
was won by R, J. Wiggins, lone
hands Tom. Flynn and low went to
Orval Taylor,
Mrs. Stanley Cook called Mr.
and Mrs. Rath forward and read
an address that recalled many
happy memories. Mrs. Lewis Cook,
on behalf of the neighbours, pre-
sented Mrs. Rath with a cameo
broach and earrings and Mr. Rath
with solid gold cuff links and tie
clip. The family.presented them,
with a lead crystal punch bowl
and the grandchildren .a 'coffee
percolator, Other gifts included
satin hound all-wool -blanket anti,
a figurine flower vase. '
Mrs. Rath was the dOughter
the late Mr. and. Mrs, Thenriai
Noble and Mr. Rath, the-son of 'the
!ate Mr. and Mrs, William ' Rath
of East Wawanosh. :• • They Were.
married in London on April
1925. They have a farilOY Of. fohr:
laughter's, Mrs. Len (Joye0.
ford of Londeshoro, ,Gord9h•
(Colleen) Howatt of rt.11 1 'Au.",
burn, Mrs. Karl (Saadra.) WhitfOki,
of R.R. 3, Blyth, and YVonne, at
home. They • also. have -tw.elir.e,
grandchildren.
THANKS TO
EVERYONE
OPTOMETRIST a •
Now a whole new golden world of SIGHT and
SOUND. See our HEARING-AID GLASSES, t: •
lightest in weight.
The canvass conducted within the past
week by the students of the Wingham
District High School has been the most
successful to date.
Sincere thanks to the canvassers and to
you, the general public of this district,
who gave so generously.
IF YOU WERE AWAY when your•
canvasser called please make sure that
your money reaches the fund head-
quarters. You may leave your donation
at your bank or contact DeWitt Miller,
Wingham, who will see that it is picked
up.
Lucknow Canvass !
APRIL 29th
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0, ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770 '
- ,-Mr. mid Mrs. Vse. B`,. French 're-
turned .h kome last,wee 'after spend
v ing a vacation lii:Florida,
---Mrs. John ,,I'vfeGee-.received
word on-Thursday that her brother,
Mr. John Gordon, a 'Patirit
hospital in-Saskatoon.
Mr. J. Serrayin, of , TortinW
visited last week with his ,sit'er„
Mrs. T. Y. Smith. • •••
--Mrs. 'Maxine Kovadlis and athi,
Steven, of. Toronto, haVe been
visiting• for the past ...ample; of
weeks with her brother, Mt .and
Mrs. Ronald' Seddoiii-and• ;family:
Mrs. Ernie• Seddon, of 'Poronto,:ar-
rived at the weekiend.; and -is
visiting at the home of her- son,
--Raymond Merkley, • Who has
been .in .victoria Hospital; London.
for the past Jive. weelth,:- Was able
to return' home onl!Friday.
-Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Mowbray
returned -home 'last ;veek.lolloW,
ing a vacation in ' •
and Mrs, Rosa Hilbert, of,
Guelph, . we're •week-end visitors
With, Mr., and ,Mrs.•'VVoilltam H. Hil-
bert.
- Rt. Wor. Bro. K. H. Saxton,
District Deputy Grand Master, paid
his official visit to the Lucknow
Masonic Lodge last. Thursday pion-
ing. He; was accompanied by Ross
Vegan, Gordon Leg,gatt, Jim Smith,
Robin Campbell and Fred McGee.
--Mr, David Currie, •of Edward
Street has been a patient in the
Wingham General Hospital since
last Saturday. •
• -Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carmichael
attended a family reunion at the
Elmwood Motel a week ago Satur-
day and had dlhner the next day
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kersey.
4tidoWn, of -Vindoilvdr,;Who • has
not been here for ten years, re-
turned home with them to spend a
few days.
--Mrs. Jack Alegaucler,....who
underwent surgery • at St:, Joseph's
Hospital, London, last Week,
progressing nicely.
--Visitors With, Mr, f Stafford,
Bateson on Sunday wepe hrs :Xis-
tor, Mrs. Neil .11/IiieMillan,•,ahOliis
sister-in-law, Mrs. Bert -Maddax,
both of Midland.. •
•. Ruth Ann Currie, sdv.en,year-
old daughter Of Mrs. and Mrs,. It
John Currie is undergoing, Surgery
this morning (Wednesday). in Vic-
toria Hospital; London.
•Mr. and Mrs. William) McCool
returned home last Wednehday
:reallayiKkqma.
-Herbert A. :16111cii;':''Altaie,Wd-
ems, • Barry and Robert • Wenger
were in Torohto on Thursday- and
Friday on business, and Iltt000'd
the Home Show, where the,BeqY
Door Co., Ltd. had a• • -
--Friends 'of Mr, Les. ChM: 0g-
hum will he pleased to, learn that
he he is improving after being,serloUs-
ly ill in Wingham ,11(ispital,*tor
over a• week..
• -Miss Shirley Perkins; 'eif the
hospital nursing staff, had- the ails-
fortune to fall from a •horse-'at the
week-end and suffered a lirglien
ankle.
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• Eintjoy the Luxury
ABUNDANT H --David Scott, 43 ROio couue•
of Canada, Taranto,. spent, the
Week-end. with Iiis PatetitS,
hind Mrs: George Stott.
Robert Ything, of,,Saraia„
was a week-end visitor at, the hoine
of his parents; Mr. and Mrs.' Wil
liam Young ' •
`---Mr:Pred:MeLein•Was 0.kenato
the hospital' on ,MOndiy: bf C.this
Week, he suffered a
atttt k.'
At a Cost Everyone
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FLAT RATE WATER HEATERS ARE NOW
Wingham Public Utililies Commission
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G els Under y
prise Party .for
r..014-fritS‘. Dawson
(Late for Jest week)
'Mr. and. Mrs. Phil Dawson were
honored on their 30th wedding an-
niversary when a surprise party
was held at their home Saturday
night, April 2nd. The evening was
spent playing progressive euchre.
The high prizes went to Mrs. Roy
Dawson and Douglas Machin) and
the low prizes to Mrs. Phil Daw-
Aon and Alex Nethery.
Lunch was served with a three-
tiered anniversary cake and white
eandleo centering the table. The
address was read by Mrs. Alex
Nethery with Connie and Joyce
.Nethery and Arhold Dawson pre-
senting the gifts to their grand-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson re-
ceived, a roasting pan, aluminum
cookware and, an electric coffee
pereolator. Mr. awson made a fit-
ting reply,•• • . •
Telephone; congratulations were
received Irani Everet Shrigleip in
Sarnia,: Those present were Mr,
ankh` Mrs: Robert ,Hogg and Ray-
inehdikrs. Jennie Lott, Mr. John
ithax,, Mt. and Mrs, Alex Nethery
and Mrs. Roy Daw-
sap, and AFnold, Mr, and•Mrs, Mer-
vin, Ritchld: astr. and Mrs. Douglas
Maelian, and, Linda, and Harold
anti igar'raY Aawson.
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114.0.5 'NOW Office
AVAILABLE AT THE for Eadeet
The • first meeting of the Wing-
bath 4-H homenialtiiri
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. class was,
held at the "home of the leader,
Mrs. W. G. Lapp, on April Itli, at
7.30 p.m., with 16 members present.
The, meeting opened by singing
the. "Ode" followed by the 4-11
pledge and motto.
Mrs, Lapp told what a 4-H Club
is and that the 4 It's stand for
Head, Hands, !Heart and Health,
The motto is "Learn to do •by do-
inn." • ' '
The "Members' Pamphlet" And
"Friod Guide for Health" were
handed out.
The members then had the eke-
tion of officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Jenny Jouwsma; secretary,
Elaine Moffat; treasurer, Betty
A.nn Lapp; pianist, Mary Taylor;
press reporter, Anne Currie,
The covers will be black and
white and the name, Penny Savers.
Mrs. Lapp then read the require-
merits of club members, record
books, recipe file whith every girl
is expected to keep,. important part
meat plays in our•,togow .dieti
growth and repair,. .regulatien,
mainteria.nce, of health,. and Cana,
dais Food Rules.
Mrs. Carrie. read the part meat
Plays, in our healthful, dieti , Oohs-
ing food fOr health. Each girl then
read in tarn 'working' procedure,
dishwashing, abbreviations used' in
recipes, direatihnS frit measuring
and. Mrs. Currie •explained theft: in
More detail. • • :. :
The leader gave out borne aSsign.,
merits: as follows:• Lent( :the•rid6
for meat in• the Good ,Guide for
Health; begin record
recipe the; make a list of foods, `inL:
Cludlrig 'meat, that Edrifetin hithb0
anality or earaniete proteivii. try.
find pietures of those .ftiodap 11,611
call, "My list of highe's't quality or
complete pratein. food".
The Meeting clasett isingink
"The Mere We Ott TOgetlie•Po., • •
The next meeting Will '13'e on
Apia. 13th, at, Lacille Merkley'4,
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"LOVELY" is the Word for our new Spring Ceats and
they're so elegantly styled in to-day's latest trends
of fashion. Every one it a "Leading Easter Parader".
Flattering styles' from luxurious fabrics of petal soft
pastels to bold checks and tweeds with effective
treatment to collars and pockets presents a beautiful
fashion picture for Spring and Eaiter. -
Price $29.50 to $39.50
All Weather Coats $18.95 to $29.50
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These heaters are glass lined, manufactured by John Inglis Com-
pany and meet all hydro specifications. i
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We believe they are one of the finest heaters available and can be
supplied with the element size required to meet your family's
needs.
The Easter Pohnel Is a Must
Chic and dainty are our Spring Hats. Pert Styles and
novel designs in the newest shapes and colours de-
lightfully fashioned' just for you. •
Priced from $4.95
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Accessories Too, Are-important •
Electric water heating is one of the cheapest and most efficient
ways of supplying your hot water needs.
Enquire At
Wingham Public
At Sarnia Meeting
Commission.
BUJEYALE,
WiLiSeki Ethel ii.•46•riorfidq tieht4
tie, cif Sea,frirth, kit ft.
GritnISS on. Sunday, • • •
(W Ingham). Limited • ill optio • ritotxDoe. -grotto AVAILABLE POR RESIDENTS: OF WINGRAM, ONLY.
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A, HANDBAGS - A wandekul selection of smartly styled
• bags in plastic calf. soft textured •-cir metocco F.-
orl leather. Priced from . 52.9i to $11.95 11-•
El GLOVES - A large end 'line assortment Of gloves
_ priced from $1.00 i
...- ▪ SMART SCARVES and SQUARES from . Ogg il
il i BEAUTIFUL NYLONS in regular, secimless ni:".th or ;-.--
O stretchies . „., Mc and $1.00 to $1.75 !EN =
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bitb. V. B. Crtilkshank was in-
'as corresponding secretary
last Wednesday at a Meeting of
tliq .1-401.0en 'Conference Branch of
the, WM.S: of the United Church.
$e'sSiOh4 *erg held Monday,- Tues-
1146,9',airtj'Wedziesday ift Settle,.
: "Otget4':‘,416. attended were Mrs.
.W.:''13ffin, .president of Huron
Presiretl0 and Mrs. RoSS Vogan,
;4,10e president, teSiderit, VOrth Section Au-
;kin, •Presbyterlai, both of Wing-
:lift*: ,Gilbert bederoft, cOrre,
spending, Sectet4tY for Huron and
Mrs.. George' of Belgravo,
844'414S Iinpfer of Whitechurc11.
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