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mark- the -Golden Jubilee of Girl
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will be attended by two girls from
each province and two from Great
Britain, to foster inter-provincial'
and international understanding
-nod, friendship;
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NOTICE
Under By-Law No, 1195 of the Town of Winglicim,
no person shall commence the erection of any new
building or the repair, alteration or addition to any
existing building, or commence a connection to the
sanitary sewer, unless and until he shall have first
obtained a permit from the building inspector and
the Town foreman respectively, to proceed with the
same.
Any person contravening this by-law is liable to a
fine, not exceeding $50.00.
By Order,
WINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL.
the position of the buttons, if
necessary,
Now for the neckline, 'Remove
the collar, and stitch around, the
opened seam at the neckline. Make
a square yoke effect with the
binding. This near-the-face emph-
asis is not only handsome, but will
please tile Mother-to-be by draw-
ing attention away from her waist-.
line, Add binding on both sides of
the front bandieg; too( This die--
guises laft to 'right buttoning.
NOW acid a jannty bow Plitt at the
neckline, and you have a 'taint- and
pretty smock that can double as a
Maternity blouse. tJse it diseancled
man's shirt With a worn collar 'and
cuffs, You can even buy- an Mote
pensive man's shirt for the project
arid the total cost will be Much less
than buying a ready-made slam&
Either way, the inen of the 'liaise
will admire your ingenuity. He
Might even feel that 'his shirt leeks
better on you than it ever did on
him.
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,T2114 Wingtaerat Advance- Times
AV'*get Twelve. Wed., May 10
PERSONALS
At Toyqnto,.4ancitkct .
-It, E. McKinney' was
in. Toronto last - week, -where he,
attended a banquet sponsored by
the John 'reward Society, at De- •
geode: Hall, This organizations as-
concerned u+its the rehabiliteMon
of ex-prisoner's and convicts. ,
Mr. McKinney was also a guest
with- the Toronto Kiwania
which meets at Casa Loma, tic
was a member Of thiS organization
for 15 years and was a member
of the board of• directors whew-the
club took on the project of reno-
vating Casa Loma, -se that it could ,
be opened to.the public, Preeeedit
of the enterprise, whieh has been
highly successful, have been used
for work with the city's under
privileged children.
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LYCEUM Theatre
Wirigharn., Ontario
Two Shows Each Night t'ommeltee
Lug at 'LW p.m,
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'Cruick-
ahank, Mrs., Wilfred Arthur ead
Mrs. L. Hingston were in Matton
on Saturday and attended the
Oldridetallawitine wedding. The
bride 'a grandmother, Mrs. Cora
ilaavkins, 01: Toronto, 14 a sister
of Mrs. Cruickshank and Mrs.
Arthur.
Mr. aud Mrs. Donald Watson
and family of ("Union were Sunday
visitors with her mother, Mrs.
„Onvid Hutcheson. Miss Nancy
nne iititeheson and me Matthew
Paulini of Kitchener were week-
end guests aC tho same home,
Mr. CUR( Mrs, •George Harron
of Kitownry were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, G. O. Caaemore,
("aiding Te6race.
and Mrs, Forrest H. Craig
of St. George, Ont., called on Mr.
and„Mrs. W. T. Cruickshank and
other friends and relatives here
over the week-end.
----Miss Marianne McKibben of
London Teachers' College was a
visitor with her parents, Dr, 'and
Mrs. W, A. McKibben, -oyer the
Mother's Day week-end,
--Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mills and
Miss Jean Mills of Birmingham
were in town at the week-end.
--Mr. and Mrs, Gordon: gaciCay
and Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Mae-
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Peter Palmer, St ulihy Kaye
and Leslie rarrish
in
TIL ABNER'
`plre'colourful people of Drew:itch.
U.S.A. from Al Capn's condo strip.
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Meeting
The meeting of the Catholic Wo-
motile League was 'held TttecidaY
evening in-the parish hall with the
President, Mrs. John Hanna, In the
-chair. Minutes of the last ,neat- ,
log were read by the eeeretary,
Mrs. William Templentan,
Members were" asked to eativinal
the parish for slibeeriptiene to
The Canadian Register. Twenty-
five dollars was.donated to the
Scheel fo-r Retarded' Children. Mrs.
Owen, King was appointed to at-
teled the C.W.L, conveinion to be
held in Stratford Mtiy 17,1,1t and
18th,. -• 4
Lunch was served by the commit-,
tee in charge:, •
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recently to finalize plans, The Blitz is - an, added
effort to raise funds for World Refugee Year, over
and above what several churches are doing to aid
the Saanniiian Committee. All donations Will assist
in eleariiii the refugee camps in. Europe.—Fhoto by
Mrs. Trott.
FINALIZE PLANS—Um R, G, MacMillan, -Goderich,
campaign chairman for Huron County's Refugee
Year Blitz, May 10 to 21, Mrs. Frank Firegland,
Clinton, uho was instrumental in its. organization,
joint Berry,. Goderich, who will act as treasurer, and
Mrs, Cliff Dunbar of Ethel, in the rear, who will
act as Grey Township's chairman, met at Clinton
Music Theory
Commencing July 1st
biinsidunt 01' GrOltp Teaching
10(11 be given in Musie ',theory
in. preparation for January 1961
examinations.
Those who desire instruction
ehould register with me not
later than July 2nd, 1960
Alan D. Bennett
Phone S79 Wingharn rocery
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blitz, being held between May 16
and 21, asked that the Lions make
the the house-to-house canvass and
they agreed.
Vaughan, Douglas, farm editor at
CKNX, was introduced by Norman
Welwood. He spoke about the
young, people leaving faine, The
MachineS note' used ',in laritring el-
iminate the necessity of whole fa-
milies remaining at home to op-
'orate the farm. As an example,
one well-equipped farmer in the
U.S., -with the help of three hired
men, is able to feed 2.5,000 cattle.
With so many young people leav-
ing the farms, Mr. DOuglas sug-
gested a worthwhile project for
Lions would be to, approach' the
federal government to make this
a test area and try to find some
IIWalls of keeping them nearer
home.
Lion Hugh Carmichael express-
ed the thanks of the club for the
address and a directors' meeting
was held at 'the close el the re-
gular meeting.
at their home in Wingham.
neth spent Mother's Day week-end'
• REAV1E CANDIDATE 'TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
Thirteenth Annual
MUSIC FESTIVAL
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960
FOR ZONE CHAIRMAN
Phone: Our Prices Are Lower
590 We Keep. Down the Upkeep Delivery
Free
—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laing, Jinl-
my and Lennie Lu of Toronto
spent the week-end with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Morris Swan-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart
of London called Sunday at the
sane home and with Mr. and Mrs.
William Bain.
President Dr. W. A, ,Crawford
Presided for the regular meeting
of the Lions Club on Fridg.k eve-
ning at the Queens Hotel. Jack
Reavie led the singing and Tail- Adjudicator—Me Ed. Iyergtoson,
Chairman—Me j, H. Kinkead, Inspector of Public Schools
Music Supervisor—Mrs. Nora Moffatt
Morning and Afternoon sessions in Bluevale
Community Hall.
Evening performance in the Wingham District
High School at 8.00 o'clock.
6 for $1.00-
Stokely's Fancy
CREAM CORN -Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper of twister Percy Clark collected the
Port Credit spent the week-end 'fines. •
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zone Chairman Bill Lumby of
Chas. Hopper and Mr. and Mrs. Goderich was at the meeting and
announced that Jack Reavit' of
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ORANGE JUICE
Donald Duck
FLUFF() Shortening -• 10c off 3 lb. tin 85c
CARNATION MILK (tall tin) 3 for 46c
Club House 16 oz.
PEANUT BUTTER,. ice box jar . ......
48 oz. Stolenly's Pitney ,
'TOMATO. ' JUKE 29c
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Post's GRAPENUT 'FLAKES 12 oz. 29c
the Wingham club; is a candidate
for zone chairman foe the next
term.
Lions, Morgiut Henderson and
Cameron McDonald of Lueknow
were guests and told of the Billie
O'Connor show the Luelcnow Lions
are sponsoring this month.
Lion E. L. Stuckey told the club
members of a trip he had taken to
the Londnn .District On ivied
Children's Treatment Centre, to
;Which the Wingham Limn; had me-
tributed, IIo was pleased with the
pleasant surroundings and atoms-.
Ay re,
The president announced that the
Kinsmen Club had agreed to. help
the Salvation Army by canvassing
for the Red Shield Drive, and had
requested the assistance of twelve
Lions. Ross Hamilton, local chair-
man for the World .Refugee Year
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Fancy SPY APPLES . 5 1b..cello 49c
SEBAGO CERTIFIE D SE POTATOES
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Turn ficrayed Shirt. Into Useful SinOck
W. J. Brown. . •
—Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edgar, and.
Debbie of -Unionville were home
for Mothet"s Day, with Per par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Newman.
—Mr, and Mrs. William Fitz-
patrick and family 'and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick and Miss
Betty of London, spent the week-
end With Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Fitz-
patrick.. Mr, Ferguson of Mitchell
was a guest at the same home.
—Miss Ferne Nethery of 'Kitch-
ener and Miss Karen Smith of Lis-
towel spent the Week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Ab. Nethery.
----Mr. and Mrs. J Scott Jr., of
Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bridge, of Toronto, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald at the
week-end, .
--- -Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Pegnem add
Doreen of Port Credit visited with
her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Cam-
eron.
Mrs. 'Neil McLean anti son,
Roderick, of Toronto, were Satur-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Walker. Mrs. McLean also
attended the wedding of a niece in
ListoweL
--MiSS •Doris Fells of Toronto
spent Mother's Day week-end with
herns .parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thos. po
—Mr. George Porter of Toronto
spent the week-end with his
-mother, Mrs, D. B. Porter, and
visited with his father in the
Wingham Hospital..
—Mrs. Walter Tisdale of Kin-
dersley, Sash,, arrived in Wingham
on 'Saturday to spent a couple of
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Georgt
Deycll, .
---Mr. and Mrs, Howard Braden
of Toronto are spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs, Don Adams.
--- -Mrs. John B. Allen and chil-
dren of Toronto visited with, her
mother, Mrs. 'George RosS, for ten
days. They returned home on Mon-
day.
—Mr, and Mrs. Jim Darling ex-
pect ;to move their 'house trailer
from Bluevale to Newcastle, -where
Mr, Darling is now employed. Mrs.
Darling spent several days at the
home of her -parents here, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo, Brooks. • ,
--Ma and Mrs. A. Haferinehl and
family visited with his parents,
Mr. and -We, John Ilafermehl of
Mildmay on Mother's Day.
-----Mr. and Mrs. Wally Haselg,tove,
Bruce and Barry of Chesley, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
arid Mrs. Omar Haselgrove and
Claudia, .
!a-Mr:” arid, Mrs. Ongh Sinnamon
anent Sunday. -at ,the home of Mr.
and MO. John 'Simla-Mon, of
Wroxeter, to attend the christening
of baby Valerie May, -at the- morn-
ing service in the United Church
there. Mr. and Mrs E. W, Bee-
croft and Ronald and Kirk also
vieited there on SundaY. •
'---Mra, Jahn Weir and Dr. Edith
Weir of Chicago were in Wingham
attending the, funeral Of Mrs,
Weir's .81-pier, Mrs. Thomas Dick-
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Kay and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Salter and Debbie visited on.
Ounday, with Misses Agnes and
Bertha MacKay, in London,
- Mr. and Mrs. Carl McKay and
family of Stratford were visitors
at the week-end with his mother,
Mrs. Annie McKay, and with Mrs
McKay's father, Mr. Stafford Bate-
son,
Dr. Dorothy Towle of Toronto
has been visiting for several days
with in r coesin, Mrs. Jean Crump.
- Mrs, Piarl Hamilton spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Jones and Mr. Jones in
Sarnia. Mr. Hamilton, Ruth and
Doug visited there at the week-
end and attended the christening
of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton's grand-
son, Jeffrey, at. Blackwell United
Church on Sunday morning.
—Mrs. Lillian Mutrie and Mr,
William Towle of Toronto are
visiting with their sister, Mrs, Jean
Crump. - •
. and Moo, Ross la Reilly of
Sault Ste, Marie, are visiting with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. Max McCarter on their
way home from a winter vacation
in Florida. a.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jelui Langridge,
Da4id and Steven were visitors
for Mother's Day:with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. „F. Langridge, Bela
grave.
—Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Walker
and Tommy were recent. guests
with Mrs. Neil MnLean in Toronto,
and visited with Mrs. Walker's
brother, Mr; Neil McLean, who is
a patient obi Toronto General Hos-
„nt?ased to report
that Me. McLean is 'improving
—Mr. and Mrs, Don Adams and
family, Mrs. Helen Casemore and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Braden were
iii Collingwood - on Sunday to visit
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Adam's and Mrs.
Casemore's grandmother, who was
celebrating iter 90th birthday,
--Peter Nesmith, son of Mr. and
Mrs, D. C. Nesmith and a student
at Queen's University left on Tues-
day of last week for ,Halifax, N.S.
Peter is an officer cadet with the
11.CN (R) 'and will have sea time
from that port during the summer
months.
—Mrs. M. Haselgrove of London
spent Sunday with her 'son, Mr.
Omar Haselgrove and family.
ta-Mr. W. B. :Com') and Mrs.
Fred Saint attended the -Ontati8
Recreation Council annual conven-
tion in Cornwall from Thursday to
Saturday of last week. They were
accompanied to Toronto by Mrs.
Conron, who visited with Mrs.
G. Y. R. Allen.
—Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Harrison
spent the week-end in Toronto and
attended the Canada Packers'
Quarter Century Club's 18th annual
dinner at the Royal York,Hotel on
Saturday. evening.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford
left on Sunday for. Cineinatti, Ohio.
They will return on Sunday.
—ma and Mrs, Howard. Pollock
of Detroit, Mich., visited over the
week-6nd with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cameron. '
—Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowland and
daughters of Burlington spent the
week-end with . her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Britain.
—Mr, and Mrs. Roy Bridge and
children. of Toronto, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Scott of Blyth spent the
week-end with Mrs. 'Reiy MaciDMI-•
aid, LAW Isobel Laurendeati of.
Clinton Airport spent Sunday at
the same home.
—Mr, and Mrs. Athol Purdon
and family of Sarnia were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Leggatt and other rela-
tives.
—Miss Mae Coulter of Aylmer,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coulter and
family of Stratford and Mr. and
Mrs, W. J. MeCutcheon of Brussels
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. H. Coulter.
—Misses Pearl and Babe Eck-
enswiller of Niletieo spent the
week-6nd here and visited ' with
their aunt, Mrs. E. A. VanStone
at the hospital. Other recent vis-
itors with Mrs, VanStone were Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Beckley :of Toronto.
—Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Smith,
Karen and Kenneth of Tilsonbniog
spent the week-end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. jos. Smith.
—Mr. and Mrs. Alan Garniss and
Call of London spent Sunday with
per mother,. Mrs. Geo. Kerr.
aeoMr. and Mrs Lorne -Cornish,
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BLUE SURF, Powdeled 'detergent,• •• •
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Today, John McMurray and Mary his
wife travel to town together. For him the
journey to the office is an every day
routine. For Mary it's something special
— an exciting early start to a day's shop.
ping. For both a busy day lies ahead .
one during which they'll make good use
of the services their bank provides.
Their Personal Chequing Account at The
Canadian tank of Commerce will make
settling bills easy and economical for
Mary. And when John drops in to make
a deposit in their Savings Account, he'll
be greeted with the friendliness and
courtesy that makes a visit to the Bank
of Cottunerce a pleasure.
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The "shirt off hubby's hack" can
make a striking all-purpose smock
for the housewife who sews and
the expectant youtig mother.
What busy homemaker wouldn't
cherish a garment 'combining chic,.
comfort, washability, and econorby?
With a few tine from your Weal
Sewing centre, you can turn at
frayed Man's- shirt into Just such a
roorale-booster:
The fitst step in feminizing huh-
b's shirt IS to cut off the tails to a
becoming length Arid nut in a neat
heM. Stiteh decorative border
with a strip. of bias Ibinding in a
contrasting color, three to four
inches upwards from -the hem,. us-
ing your zigzag .attachment, for
this.
E.v en though the sleeves are too
long, you -can achieve 'a becoming
detail without major alterations.
Simply put two rows of the same
binding on the cuffs . . . and push
the -cuffs to the elbow -for a pretty
tirtritean-sleeve silhouette, changing
(Winghant), Limited
"biz riaksws
John and Gory of Leindon, Mr. and
Mrs, 'Harvey Burgess and 'Miss
Elaine Clayton of Toronto, spent
the Week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Burgess.
—Mt and Mrs, Walter Haw-
thorne and Diatis of Goderich spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Carmichael. Mr. and Mrs. Prank
Hawthorne said family 'of Kitchen-
r Were dist) gllesta on Sunday.
--'Mr. and Mrs, Rey Manuel
Watt Week.eit'd guests of Mr. and
Mra, Rey Trigger, Of St. Thonlias
- Dave Crompton and Ken- Sen.
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Get your. Sports Enterable tolethei —NOW. when the
. '. selection is at its bait.
-- SEE OUR FRESH STOCK OF
POPOVERS at , . . $4.95
BLOUSES at $3.95
45.95 and $6.95
SLIM JIMS at 45.95 and $6.95
JAMAICA,S at . ....... „ . $3,95
It's easy to mix •and Matti,' in malty different Iva)* with the
colour trend so predominant bean lines of sportsWekt.
A wondertul colleettain of new styles awaits ydu in Brown, Blue
and 'Gold Plaids made front film Cotton gingliami, and a further
stnart selecgon made %from the new nod ovular rlaykra Prints
111 Aqua. and Goa olio&
OUR NEW 'T' SHIRTS ;end HALTER. TOF$ ARE VERY
SMARTLY STYLED SPRING'S. FAVOURITE SHADES
Price $1.49 to $1.98
THIS SEASON'S SWIM SUITS ARE SO ATTRACTIVE
Choose yours no*, item Our, eyi-Catch.hig styles,
They're, really terrifici
Price $7.95 to $10.95
SKIRTS at • •
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