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HERE ARE THE CANADIENS, one of the four
Pee Wee teams which play every Saturday. Top
row, from the left, Carl Mowbray, Dor) Willie,
Grant Coultes, Donnie Hastings, Brian MacKay;
second row, Ken Taylor, Doug Elliott, Tommy
Irwin, Harry Jarclin, capt., Barry Conron; third
row, Joe Kerr, Dave Schiestel, goalie, Newt
Richardson.
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PERSONALS
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---Sgt. J. T. Bildfell, Mrs, Bild-
fell and children of London spent
the week -end with Mrs. Walter
Davis.
--Mrs Wendorf, of Hanover, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs,
Carl Lott and Mr. Lott. Bruce
Lott, who has been with the Hydro
in Barrie, has been transferred to
Owen Sound, starting his duties on
Monday.
--Friends will be sorry to hear
that A, M. "Archie" Peebles was
taken to hospital on Monday
morning of this week suffering
from pneumonia.
Mr, and Mrs, 13111 Beckett,
Dawn and Mary Lou of Sarnia
visited on Saturday with Mrs.
Barry Wenger and family.
-Miss Nancy Slosscr, nurse -In -
training at St. Joseph's Hospital;
London, visited over the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Le-
ander Messer.
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Phone 53 - Wingham
--Mrs, William Connell had her
grandsons, John and Paul Grisdale
of Listowel as visitors over the
week -end.
--Mr. Herb Fuller, Mr. Alton
Adams and Mr, JimCook were in
Sarnia, on Tuesday attending a
:meeting with representatives from
the Birmingham plantof the Berry
Door Corporation. They returned
home Wednesday morning,
---Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carter and
family of Kitchener visited over
the week -end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Carter and with
Wingham relatives, •
--Mrs, William Walden., who tui_
derweet surgery Olid was a patient
in Victoria Hospital, Landon, .for
almost two weeks, was able to re-
turn home on Friday .'
Mrs, Richard • Crabbe of . To
ronto spent the week-old with Mrs,
John Hanna,
-Miss Helen. McEwen, who un_
derwent surgery- in Victoria Hos_
pital, London" was able to return
home on Tuesday of •lust week. '
--Miss Nancy Fowler of. Orange..
villc, was a nveek .e)ld visitor with -
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. George
Fowler.
r•.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Wenger and
family wcrr. in Listowel en Sunday
where they visited
with her par..
ants,• Mr. and Mrs, ,Taupe's Waddell.
.John 13utcson, 1)on Adams and
,John Pattison were in Mitchell rr_
een y, where tnsLullcd officers
of. the Legion: Last week Mr. Bate.
son and 1Vir. ' Adams. assisted with
the installation of Durham Branch
and Auxiliary members. Mr. Bate-
son is district commander and Mr,
Adams is district membership
chairman.
Mrs, J. C. Parkinson has been
In 'Toronto due to the fitness of her
mother.
-Mr. and Mrs, Bob McCurdy of
Brandon, Man,, visited with their
uncle and aunts, Mr. Jim Murray
and the. Misses Murray,
Little Bruce Stainton, who had
been home from hospital for al.
most 'a week, had to return last
Wednesday afternoon. Bruce has
been ill with pneumonia.
---Mr, Barry Wenger attended
meetings of the Manitoba and Sas-
katchewan Weekly Newspapers As-
sociations in Winnipeg and Regina
on Friday and Saturday, returning
home Sunday evening. -
-Mrs, H. L. Sherbondy and Mrs.
John 1-Ianna spent a few days in
Toronto last week. Mrs. 'Sherbon-
dy flew on to Winnipeg to attend
her mother's 97th birthday.
-•-Miss Patricia, Brophy of De-
troit was a visitor over the week-
end with her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Brophy,
•
Three U.C.W% Units
Elect Officers
Several units of the tJtiltecl
(21i1iclt 1-Vomrn of the Wingham
1lnitrdd Church have after daring the
past week ,and appointed their of-
flo ors.
Unit 3, under the leadership of
Mrs. Jack Gorrie, met; Wednesday
evening in the church, parlour with
an attendance of 24: Other officers
O rr: Assistant leader, .Mrs, Elwood
'Irv. -in; secretary, Mrri. Wm. King;
treatsueer, M'rs. Donald McKay; sie']c
and visiting,
Mrs. Ross s Gordon,
Mrs. John Strong, Mrs, Wm. Ren
wick; press, Mfrs. MurraySLtinial
•
telephone, Mrs. Erie Walden: sup-
ply. Mrs. Ed. Marsh; social, Mrs.
'Freddie Templeman, Mrs, Richard
Wehnhrycr, Mrs. A. G.Gibson,
Units 5 and 6 are set up to anent
the first Tuesday of each month at
2.30, in the church: •
Unit 5 officers are; Leader, Mrs.
VV, J. J1.oulston; assistant le'zdrt',
& U.+s Elva Htlpfer; recording seetr..
tall., Mrs. C. Hopper; corresponding
secretary, Mr's. F. Edgar; treasurer,
Mrs. 'Ross King;
frfrady ii1 and
t rsi11ng, Mrs. ft M. Shull; supply.
Mts. George* Jferr.; temp era'trice,
ifrs, Victor Haines; pianist, Mfrs.
1l"c,18 Icing,
111111 0 Leander, Mts. 'tfarol'.l
Burrell.; rtssistant leader, lvrr:s, W. R.
Howson; secretary-trettsntrrr, Mt•s,
Lon Crawford; assistant, Mrs. FI.
r rawfor'd, ,snt'la1, Mrs. 0. TTatstl•
grove, Mrs, J. Halliday, Mrs. t+'',
Hopper, Mrs. FL Cnrtniclnael; corn,
triunity friendship and visiting,
'Mrs. (;orlon Bitchannn: program,
Mrs. W. t7 Clark, Mrs. F. A. Park
er; pianist, Mrs. W. A. Galbraith;
assistant, Mrs, D. S. 11RateNattghton;
telephone, Mrs. Wm. Isbister, Mrs,
Persson Cruikshank; supply, Mrs;,
i iV' "t', McLaughlin, Mrs, J. J. Teri',
1 Mrs. James Newell, Mrs, S. A. Mut-
i ray, Mrs. It,. 0ha pn ti ey
Lebanon Chapter
Invests Officers
The following officers were in-
stalled at the regular convocation
Of Lebanon Chapter No. 84, Wing -
ham:
I.P,Z., Ex. Comp, ,7, Carmen
Thompson; Z., Ex, Comp. VVm. A.
Tiffin; H,, Ex, Comp. Norman
Keating; J., Ex. Comp. C. Lawrie
Cousins; treas., V, Ex. Comp. K. H.
Saxton; Scribe E., Ex. Comp. A, J.
H. MacDonald; Scribe N., Ex.
Comp. Spence Scott; P,S,, Comp.
Ross Vogan; S.S., Comp. Chas.
Thomas; J.S., Comp. Archibald
Engel; O.G., Rt, Ex. Comp. Alex.
Coutts; D. of C., V. Ex, Comp.
Alex. Reid;M. 4th Veil, Ex. Comp.
Dustin Beecroft; M, 3rd Veil, Ex.
Comp. Dave Murray; M. 2nd Veil,
Comb. Fred McGee; M. lst Veil,
Comp. Joint MaeNaughton.
Auditors, Ex. Comp. Dustin Bee-
croft, .PGx. Comp. Alex, Robertson,
Installing officer was V. Ji'x. Comp.
K, .H, Saxton.
Dedication at
Bluevale United
I31.4IJiJVALE•-•ltcv (1, C Mitchell
cottductcd an impressive service
for the inaugural of the United
Church Women in the United
Church on Sunday, using the pre-
scribed forth, including Scripture
}eaentY
, .responses, prayers, ts, hymn
.Singing and •dedication.
A brief address was also given
by the minister and it paid tribute
to• the fine efforts of the W.M.S.
and the Woman's Association in
tht' Pas, with a looking forward
to greater Influence in the. future
with a combined effort.
The newly -appointed officers of
the United Church Women took
their place's at the front of the
church for the ceremony of dedi-
cation. The choir assisted in the
service with Mrs. Carl Johnston at
the organ.
IILULVALE
Mr. and Mrs, (George Newman
of Haney, 13.0., were recent visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. James
Johnston.
A party was given in honor of
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Gar•niss, formerly
Mrs. Patricia Near, in the com-
munity hall on Friday evening,
with a large attendance. A purse
of money was presented by Mel-
ville Mather's and Ross Smith read
an address. Wilbee's orchestra
provided music for dancing.
The JanUa.ry meeting of the
Lluevalc Women's institute, has
been cancelled, owing to the con.
tinned stormy weather.
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Lillow at-
tended the funeral service for the
latter's aunt, Mrs. W. It., ,Judge, at
Caledot East, on Mondtry. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Ross of
Listowel have moved into tine house
recently vacated by Mr, and Mra,
Elmer Sellers_ _._..._
Stormy Weather
Hampers Party
LA:K.b L.F)T---'rhe card social was
held on 'Weclnes(iay evening. in the
Institute hall. The crowd was not
as good as usual rue
to S
torr
v
weather. Euchre warners were high
IadY, Mrs. Stan l)eiinis: •ihilh gent,
111oyd MYlctzgar.; low, Mrs. Arnold
Gadkc.
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Solo torrt ntrihi Ora
ham,
(
�ra.harn•
b ,
Wright; Znd hitst gh G•afdon McKee;
low, Mrs, 0 MeKee. The eotnmlttee
in, charge was Mrs, ler, M'el'ger,1\Mrs.
A, Gadkc and Mrs, 0, McKee.
LAKLLLT
Mr. Olid Mrs, J.nwsoti Hinz and
fancily, of .Kitelienor, spent Ella
week -end with Mr, add Mrs. Don
Webber.
Mr. nnt:l Ml's, (J. i)uttran and
slaughters of llantiiton, visited on
Sandal, with Nr. nnti Mrs i!:. lrtaslt.
ins. Mrs. Hannan remained for a
week's visit,
Mr. tart tHaskins is spending a
two weeks' vacation in California.
Mi•, ant Mrs, 'i'a.ul Knudsen, of
Toronto; spent the week -end• with
Mr. and Mrs. 4VJlltattn Smith,
Mr, and Mrs r0ardo11. Wright
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Louis C:
Dabms, of Mildmay, on' Sundssy,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Po spent
Friday In London visiting with Mr,
orgusoti's smother, who ri patient
In Viet::aria "Hospital,
.,lac•. 'e1 Couples'
Club 11'1e -limy
1.A. l ]L,I"1'--'file Januany meeting
of the A'Tutltel Couples' t'1ub wag
held at the hole(' ni Mr. ruin Alis.
.1 rute ij,inlutrss with IL gnud at •
ten inure on 'l'ttt'sd.ty of l'e.i work.
'['ire 'meeting was opened with a
Mylan, by (:iurduii Wright. fnllutsrrl
by the ,icripture rending; Ity Mrs,
Clltuer .Haskins,
4 rending was givers by I3rue,.
Harkness and :t short business se's-
sion was held. Mrs, Breve Ilttrkui'r:i,
closed the ntet'ting with 't prayer
and the 1002 prograttns were watu-
nt'd after the meeting.
The social was in the form of in()
contests, the winners of whir•it wet"
Mrs, Junk Ferguson nag Mr:;,
don Wright, Lunch was served by
Mr. and Mrs. Mateo Harkness ant
Mr. and MI's.:Muer Haskins.
Kinettes March
(Continued from page One)
Its objective, which in Ontario is
4850,000.
Money collected through tate
Match of Dimes provides r'rhabilitat-
ton services for handicapped adults
throughout Ontario, It is aclnilnist=
ercd by the Rebabititrttte n b'oiiiidit-
tion for the Disabled -one of Can-
ada's outstanding voluntary organ-
izations in the health field.
Broadly speaking, the Foundn-
tion's work may be divided into four
areas: Prevention, treatment, train-
ing and placement,
Through the Foundation, disabled
persons are provided with prosthet-
ic devices ranging from orthopedic
shoes to artificial limbs, etc.
After treatment the Founilittion
helps the handicapped furl a wage -
paying position In the right kind of
a job,
For severely handicapped people
who cannot compete fully in today's
highly geared work, the Foundation
is rapidly expanding its program
of sheltered workshops to meet this
need at the local level, -
On Monday evening, January 29,
between 7 and 8 p.m„ every home in
Wingham will be visited. The '<le-
ettes hope that "you will help us to
bring the light of hope to those
who, but for a trick of fate, would
haveto
notlook us for•1 "
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Phone: Our Prices Are Lower
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Delivery
Maxwell House COFFEE lb. 71c
Stafford's CHERRY PIE FILL ..20 -oz. 2.'69C
FAB Powdered Detergent, 25c off , . Giant 59c;.
LYONS
2 -CUP TEA BAGS 100's 69c
Green Giant CORN NIBLETS . , 14 oz, 5/851::
Stokely's FANCY PEAS 15 -oz. 5'85c
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Chicken Noodle SOUP MIX 2'/4 -oz, 4/49c
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PURE LARD Ib. 191;
Golden YELLOW SUGAR 5 lbs. 45c
Frozen POTATO PUFFS 14 -oz, 39t:
Y()ii;lt FROZEN
French Cut GREEN BEANS 10 -oz. 2/43c
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BROILER CHICKENS each 89c
Florida Seedless GRAPEFRUIT .. • • 96's 5!31(:
Iceberg HEAD LETTUCE 24's 2/41.1
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Ready-to..ha.ng DRAPES, 90" in length ..$8,99 pr.
A large selection of COTTON PRINTS,
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