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,t► Texas laid rushee! Jenne from to tell ane you need thein for
kindergarten assd insisted his inn. sehuol.,„
tiler buy hint a set of pistols. wit.
eters and gun belt. "Yes I do,- he asserted. "The*
"Why,'whatever i':Ir, clear." th,. teaehe:r said tomorrow she's going
Mother aslce»d. "You're not going to teach tis to draw-.''
I KNOW
1M tvAKINO A Pik OF MY. ELF J
1 J U aT CAN'T RESIST
HOME COOKING' !
Combine your
home-grown
with
grains
11 IONA!:
HOG CONCENTRATE
the fresh mix with the meat meal base!
Want to raise the perkiest pigs in the province? Then feed
sem your ownhome-grown grains fresh -mixed with Na tional
Hog Concentrate! It's rich in meat meal protein, so that it
. forms a perfect nutritional balance with the vegetable pro-
tein you supply!
Whether you have your own grains or we supply thein,
we can custom blend the finest fresh -mix you can buy
right here at the mill . , . ussing National Concentrate,
of course..
T.S. New :from National ... a completely (nixed lig
Starter! Ask about it:
Ali Pi?ohaUCr' OF
CANADIAN INDUS.TRiLS LIMITED MP
PLUME MILLING COMPANY
T3LUEVALE
FOROWPCI1 FEED MILL .
FORDWICH AND GORRIE
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FOR
YEARS YEARS
We have been registered Zenith Hearing Aid
Dealers
Only ten years after Zenith started manufacturing hearing aids
avt: !lave been their Dealer in Wing -ham aarct District,,
This young
tonlar1 h1 fl
4ct
( gruwlubr
amm an in. 4i,
hearing aid field—Last year produced and sold more hetiring
aids than the next three bearing aid manufacturers combined
•—i rt all America,
IN EIGHT YEARS we have bud numerous courses, learned a
great deal about hearing aids and the people wearingthem..For eight years we hate seen this young company in Canada
grow. to he the largest itistv'ibulor in the Dominion.
tiVp; .SRP NO1%' KI';Al)1' to share our knowledge send exlseeienee
with any one living with a• hearing Impairment Recently 'Robert,
lloinlyr„ joined our Ml8!1'--n hearing; aid USIA sinee 0111M/iood
—Bob is studying salla to front more, --No he can passe hiq cx-
perienee and new heeling aitt knowledge on to all 'hea.riss im-
paired
m-p ired folk.
AVE 'WO IJ) WELCOME .t S'11-11 ' from volt • Nof, to self
.11deessarily, ,itlst to sive en an idea what Hew, modern heariilc;
ads ,esr,u der, to hells cmc get. 115050 nlr4 of Lire.
SEE TUN NI'Sv "ZENITH ('AMP: )" HEARING .Std) It fits
ill your Har, no Cords.
1151 eye glussres, no
behind the ear •--
/ernitdi'w sems:ationsll
Cameo has hikett
aerlrs 1.15 Isiborator'y
lest and develop —
weights nilly 1/1; o.
wilt) Ito (1rai'y .-»- iuid
stilt its performance
is flab! lar ifs equivalent
4.74
to many l411rg4ir aids(
Headquarters for Zenith Marina Aids
MolUBBONS PHARMACY
PHONE 53 WINGHAM
— Custom Ear Molds a Specialty
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MEMBERS OF LONG STANDING—Some of the members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion who are posses-
sors of 25 -year pins are, standing, Mrs. Ernie Lewis, Mrs. Wm.
Kennedy, Mrs. Harry Town, Mrs, Tom Cruickshank, Mrs. Frank
PERSONALS
l
—Mr. and Mrs, Don Cameron and
Bruce were visitors on Sunday
with their son, Mr. and Mrs, Mack
Cameron, Owen Sound.
--Mr. and Mrs, R. W. L'Van
were in Toronto over the week -end
where they visited with friends.
----lair. and Mrs. Jnek .Bateson
were in Toronto over the week-
end where Mr. Bateson attended u
Royal Canadian Legion executive
meeting at the King Edward Hotel.
Others who attended the meeting
1 were Don Adams and George
iangiis,
---Miss. Ferne N'thcry, of Kit-
chener, was a week -end visitor
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Ab Nethery.
--Mrs, Lillian Lantb, .of Wing -
ham, is spending a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. John Christen-
sen, of Streetsville,
1 —Mr. and Mrs. Tom Metcalfe,
!Mrs.. S. J. Thompson, of Listowel,
and Mrs. Roy McArthur, of
Streetsville, were at Toronto air-
--Mrs
ir-
- Mrs D. S. MacNaught•on and
John MacNaughton spent Friday
in Kitchener where they attended
the Ice Capades.
port Friday evening to say fare-
well•to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cray
and son, Alfred, who left by jet for
a holiday. in England. Mrs. Gray is
the former Stella Bennett, of
Wingham.
--Mr,
and -Mrs, Jim Newman, of
Newmarket, Peter Bedard and
Miss' Marykae Newman, of Wind-
sor, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs; Chris Newman.
-Mr, and Mrs. Harold Crump
and children. of Galt, spent the
week -end with .his mother, Mrs.
Jeal} Crump,
•—Mr; and Mrs. Cecil Wendorf
and Mr and Mrs. Harold Wendorf
and children. of Hanover, visited
with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lott on
LYCEUM Theatre
Wingham, Ontario
Two Shows Each Night
Commencing at 7.1.5 pm.
ADMISSION -05e - 4.17(3 - 30c
MATINEE SATURDAY.
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'rJiI IDL YIir,-SA r`. MAR, 8-0-10
"TPPP F OF BAGHDAD"
in Eastman Color and CinsinaSeope
The fent otic deeds, the incredible
daring of a thief wile defied an
Empire.
SAD WI<ATHER'YOU CAN
NEVER STOP!
SO KEEP YOUR TANKS
FILLP TO THE TOP
ERNIE. MERKLEY
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PH.1193 WINGHAM
Sunday. Bruce Lott, of Owen
Sound, was also hone over the
week-e1nd,
--Mr.. Malcolm MacPhail, of
Melfort. Sask., is visiting ber
cousin, Mrs. N, T. McLaughlin, and
Mr, 1VteLaughlin.
•Mrs. 1. VP, Merrick recently at --
tended the 215th wedding anniver-
sary of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Stiver, in Islington, when
about 150 relatives and friends at-
tended.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Hodgkinson,
of London, visited over the week-
end with her mother, Mrs. Harry
Fryfogle.
Mrs. E. V, Thompson, Guelph
instructor from The 'Women's In-
stitute Branch, is holding a short
course in glove making in the
council chambers three days this
week, sponsored by the local Wo-
men's Institute. Mrs, Thompson is
a guest of Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton
during her stay.
1vIr, Herbert Fuller was in Ot-
tawa on Thursday and Friday of
last week, when he attended busi-
ness meetings for the Berry Door
1 Co„ Ltd.
1 --Mr, and Mrs. David Horwood
land Peter spent the week -end with
Ibis parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hor-
' wood, of Toronto. They were ac-
companied to Brantford by Mrs.
John Langridge, who visited -with
Mrs, H. J. Sloan.
- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickey
spi'nt the week -end in Toronto,
when Mr Hickey attended a re-
union of members of a Royal Ca-
nadian Mr Force hand which he
played in during World War IT.
This is the first time the group has
been reunited since demobilization.
--Mr. Wendell Alton, of London,
spent the week -end with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Eleanor Alton,
---Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Keith,
Norman and Gary, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with 'his mo-
ther, Mrs, Elizabeth Keith,
-Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hertel
and children, of Kitchener, visited
on Sunday with, her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Hugh Sinnamon, Minnie
Street
Mrs. "dn n
S na n has u n as been
under the doctor's care during the
past two weeks.
—Mrs. Reuben Appleby, of Glen .
annon, has been 1
a patient In
Ior
Wingham ann I-Tospital during the past
two weeks,
•-•Mr, and Mrs. Ed Edighoffcr
have returned home from a vaca-
tion in Florida.
-Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Mc'73ur-
isy Spent a few days last week in
Tononto where Mr. McBurney at-
tended the Good Roads convention.
Edgar, Mrs. Lloyd Hingston. Seated, Mrs. C, R. Coultes, Mrs.
Harry Browne Sr., who was standard bearer for 20 years, Mrs.
Susan Howard and Mrs. Percy Harris.—Photo by Connell,
A.Y.P.A Meeting
ill's ICnrvn urosicos tis, of Toren- Heidi on S tl ii d i ay
1to. :uid Atilt iUarinc Conn. or Scar-
borough, spent the week -end a
their respective homes here.
Mr ani Mrs. George McGee and
Mc, and Mrs. Alex Robertson were
in London on Saturday, where
they attended the seed fair and the
ladies attended the demonstrations-
for
emonstrationsfor hairdressing and all painting.
Marian McGee Was taken to
1Vinghans Hospital on Sunday, witli
pneuIi0) 1a. Little IVlargaret Rob-
ertson was able to return to school
after a week's ilhtesa.
Ti,land :Mrs. Jas, Curran and
Nancy and Paul, of St. Helens,
visited with her parent's, Mr. and
1VIrs, Robert Purdon,
Mrs. Robert Burchill and Barrie
spent the week -end with her fath-
er, Mr. Robert Allen, of Lakelet.
Mrs. Allen is a patient in Walker-
ton Hospital;
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Walker
and Baby, Kathy Lynn, of Turn -
berry, spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson
and Alan. of Forest, spent the
week -end with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Alan Pattison, and other
Wawanosh relatives.
Mrs. J. Ivt. Coultes, .of Bclgrave,
spent the week -end with a'VIr, and
Mrs. Alex Leaver. Mr. and Mrs.
D. 'A, Hackett and Joan, of Ash-
field, visited with her parents on
Sunday.
lir. anti Mrs, Walter Elliott and
children visited on. Sunday with
Mr, and Mr:s, Ronald Perrott, of
Goderieh. Mrs. Gordon Elliott, who
has been a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital, Loudon, was able to leave the
hospital on. Wednesday and is
visiting at the home •of Mrs, Wm.
Drinkwater, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Caldwell, of
Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Car-
diff, of Brussels, spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Rintoul,
Mrs. Rutherford Reavie, Sharon
and Gary visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. William Reavie of
Barrie and little Stephen accom-
panied them home for a week's
visit here.
Mrs, Charles Showers of Turn -
berry has been a patient in the
Wingham Hospital during the past
week, and daughter Mrs. Ken-
neth Hopwood of Hamilton has vis-
ited with her here. Mr. and Mrs.
Hopwood moved this week -end to
Kingston.
Mr, and Mrs, Ira Wall visited on
Sunday with his father, Mr. Wilson
Wall of Langside, who has been a
patient in Wingham Hospital for
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Relison Falconer
and sons of Sarnia spent the week.
Marilyn Higgins gave the Bible
reading on Sunday evening when
the A.Y.P.A. of St. 'Paul's Anglican
Church met in the parish room.
11• was decided that all the cash
on hand should be banked. :Pro-
jects for the organization were dis-
cussed. Suggested] were the pur-
chase of a new prayer desk book
and communion book when the
new edition comes out in the fall.
Mention was made of the Lenten
rally being held in Gorrie on Sun-
day, and eight of those at. the
meeting expressed their intention
of attending.
A transportation committee was
appointed, and consists of Barbara
Hall, Bill Deneau and David
Wenger,
Mr, Johnston completed the
study of Albert Schweitzer and the
meeting closed with prayer.
On Tuesday evening a group
from St, Paul's went to Clinton to
attend a deanery meeting. Each
group contributed to the program
and the St. Paul's A.Y,P.A, put
on a shit.
Outside r lecture hail of a Wes-
tern university there i;, 0 row •If
hooks with a sign. above - "Reserved
for Faculty Members Only."
The other day this scribble Woes
visible below it: "May also be used
for hats and coats:"
tives,
lufr. and Mrs. ,James McInnis,
have been very ill during the past
week. Mrs, William Dawson was
also laid up with the flu during
the week -enol.
Mr's, Fred Tiffin has been under
the doctor's rare during the past
Week.
Mrs. McCosh of Ripley, president
of the Grey -Bruce Area of the. Wo-
men's Institute, and Mrs. Victor
Emerson, president of the Bruce
South Institutes, attended an In-
stitute meeting at Meaforcl on
Wednesday last, when that group
celebrated) its 65th anniversary,
Mrs. IvteCosh gave a report of the
national convention held in Van.
couvei' and showed slides of her
trip and Mrs, Emerson brought
greetings from Bruce South Insti-
tutes and stressed the importance
of sending in the standing commit-
tee reports anti their attendance at
the conventions.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zinn and
family of Embro •and MIss Grace
and Mr. Ralph Kropf of Beachville
and Miss Marie and Mr. Harold
Zinn. of Hickson visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Zinn,
end with his mother, Mrs. Cecil Mr, anus Mrs. John Purdon spent
Falconer, 'and with Wingham tela- Monday at Pinkerton.
ATTBNDCNG THE 25th ANNIVERSARY of the La.
dies' Auxiliary Branch 180 Royal Canadian Le-
gion, Wingham, Cast week were: left, the pro-
vincial secretary, Mrs, E. Duffield, of Aurora and
the provincial president, centre, Mrs. Margaret
Richardson. Mrs, George Brooks, lot -al president,
is pictured right with the birthday cake. --Photo
by Connell. +
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