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Govern'tent-controlled national
tw r e pstakes to support Canadian 1
hospitals vert: approved Sunday by
Distriet C of the Royal Canadian
Legion at a meeting in Clinton,
About 21)0 veterans attending Lite
Legion's District C convention gave
full support to the sweepstakes re-
solution which will he presented to
the Ontario Provincial Command. 1
The resolution, originated by the
Paisley Branch No. 295, asks the
provincial command to petition the
federal government to take early
action to bring a bill before the
House to legalize the sweepstakes.
District C includes branches
from Galt, Stratford, Guelph, Wa-
terloo, Kitchener, Owen Sound, and
all the centres north of London to
Georgian Bay.
New hospital construction costs
are creating a heavy debenture
debt on many 'municipalities and
fire need for new hospitals in many
sections of Canada in the near fu -
Lure were the reasons given for
the request.
Rural Mail Delivery
The convention also resolved
that the Post Office Department be
requested to discontinue the "ten-
der" method of awarding rural mail
delivery contracts. Delegates sug-
gested a "competition" method be
instituted.
Delegates felt that under the ten-
der method there is no preference
available for veteran applicants.
District C, as a result of the con-
vention, will ask the provincial and
Dominion commands to request the
•postmaster ' gt'neitl t of Canada- 'to
issue annually a commemoration
postage stamp in November in
memory of fallen comrades,
The convention started Saturday
night in the Clinton Branch Hall,
followed by a morning session Sun -
(lay at Clinton District Collegiate
Institute and concluded Sunday
night in the branch hall.
F. John Bateson, of Wingham,
district commander, was chairman
of the sessions, Delegates were
welcomed by J. Douglas Thorndike,
president of the Clinton branch,
and Clinton Mayor W. J. Miller,
Guest speaker was Bob Verbeem of
Waliaceburg, regional vice-presi-
dent, Ontario Command.
Resolutions were presented by
Durward F. Preston, of Waterloo,
district . deputy commander.
Two Cup Winners
At Bridge Club
The curtain was rung down on
the current Bridge Club season
Thursday when a regular ganve
with f“a tables in play was fol-
lowed by a social gathering and a
delicious lunch convened by Mrs.
H. Crawford.
The cups and prizes were pre-
sented during lunch, for the pre-
vious week, when the individual
championship was played off in a
two -night session, with nine ladies
and seven men competing, The bop
players were C. Hodgins and Mrs.
G. Gannett (cup winners), and
prizes were .also presented to the
runner-ups W. H. French, Mrs, R.
Dundas. H, Crawford and Mrs, H.
Crawford,
The highs for the evening's play
were: No
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and H. Crawford; 2nd, Mrs. George
Cameron, Sr., and Mrs. C. Hodgins.
i:ast-West--First, A. Wilson, Mrs,
G. Godkin; 2nd, Mrs. R, Dundas
and Mrs. H. 'Fisher.
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THE STUDENT CHOIR of Knox College, Toronto, and Presbyter-
ian College, Montreal, will be in this area at the week -end.
Thursday evening the group will be in Listowel, Friday in Luck-,
now, Sunday morning in Kincardine, Sunday afternoon in Han.
over and Sunday evening in Wingham Presbyterian Churches.
Members are, back row, from the left, Glen Davis, Garry Mor-
ton, John Congram; Robert Spencer, Desmond Howard; centre,
Donald Cousens, Peter Ruddell, William• Russell, Clifford John-
son, John Clarke; front, Peter McKague, Charles Scott, John
Carr, Henry Rosevear, leader, Larry Paul, Craig Cribar, Graeme
Duncan.
PERSONALS
'r �+ y y�' atq,§ •f' <` Jn•.a" y 0° �a<t3 �YK Y�. v "y� i
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—:Mr, and Mrs. James Gibbons
and Sheila visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibbons in
London.
--Mr. and .dvlrs. Gordon Nethot'y
and fancily of Edmonton leave to-
day to return home after a two
weeks' vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nethery of
Belgrave and other relatives in the
district.
Mr, and Mrs. David Horwood
and Peter spent Lhe Easter vaca-
tion with the former's parents, Mr
and Mrs..Erie Horwood, in 'Toronto
— Pamela French of London is
spending this week with her grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1;i11 Hen
der•son.
- Mrs. Roy Bennett, Mrs. Lc(
Vance and Miss Mae Williamson
were judges (t1 the Calico Ball in
Lucknow on Friday evening, which
is sponsored by the Kairshea Wo
men's Institute.
-.-Miss Yvonne McPherson was
in Chesley on Saturday to attend
the Cumming . Elder wedding,
—Mrs. L W. Merrick visited last
Thursday with Mrs. N. A. Belfry
of Walkerton.
John Pattison, Kathy and
Jim •visited with relatives in De-
troit,,, and. Algonac, Mich.,
during the Master holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. .Rutledge
and son, Sandy, of Dixie, spent the
week -end with Mr. .and Mrs. Hugh
Carmichael.
JohnCrawford 'Tuesday
Cra
rd
� c left
morning for Kamsaek, Sask., for
the summer months to ,preach on
the mission" field.
--lvtr. (Ind Mrs. Charles Marlin
arrived home from (Dalt on Satur-
day after spending the winter with
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson
Martin,
---Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bennett and
fancily spent, the week curl with
Mr. and Mr's, Alun Walker in Ow-
en Sound.
--Little Billy Ftapson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. (lord Relearn hirci his ton.
s re novecl in Wingham Hospital
ails 7 b
on rues,rlay morning.
--Luther G, Kerr of Montreal.
Douglas Colin Kerr Toronto, Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Hennsey of London,
Mr, amid 1ti's. Robert herr and
children of Stayner, Mr. and Mrs
Jack Kerr of Bluevalc, Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Moore and Blaine, of
Wingham, visited over the Easter
holidays with Mr. and Mrs, J. J.
Derr, Minnie St.
--Mrs. George Webster and son,
John, of Halifax, arrived .home on
Monday to spend a few months
with her parents, Mr, enc! Mrs.
Hugh Sinnamnn, rviinnie St. Mr.
Webster, is spending the summer
months in H.M.C.S. Athabaska,
- -Misses Janette Henderson and
Ruth Hotchkiss visited in Toronto
during the Easier holidays with
Mr. Donald Henderson,
Mi. moil .11ra. J,arry Wenger
and family were in London at the
weelc.encl, where they attended Ile
Walsh -Litt wedding at Trinity Lu-
theran Cltureh on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Scott, Ntut-
t•y and I•iank of I3raeehridge and
Miss Siindra Dunbar of Stratford
visite.! Laster wec'lc with Mr. and
Mrs..Walter Lockr'iclge.
Mr. and 'Mrs. John (intuit and
Mr. and Mrs. flet Marsh spent Sal.
urday in Toronto and attended! the
Casemorc - Harvey wedding in the
'Yotgc St. Tin iterl Church.
Peter Nesmith, student at
Queen's University, and son of Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Nesmith of Wing
ham, left on Monday from 'Mallon
for Royal Roads Tri -Services Col -1
lege at Victoria, 13.0., where he will
be stationed for the next five i
weeks with the R.C.N.
• Mrs. Homey Bedford, Mr. unci
Rev, IVlrs, Fred cl RRichardson,I.c and
'Mrs. Harold Parr and Mr, Bob
Crawford of Toronto spent .Mow
day with Mr. and Mrs, J. TI
ford Fund Mr. ani Mrs. J. R. Lloyd.
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LAWN BOWLERS MEET
TO ELECT OFFICERS
A bowlers' meeting was held al
the home of the president, Mrs. J.
P. Alexander, 'rhe reports of the
year were read and a new state of
officers was brought in.
Mrs, L. Patterson was elt'etr'd
president; first vire, Mrs, John
Finnegan; seeond vice, Mrs, Lloyd
Elliott; secretary, Mrs. (1, Mac.
Kay; treasurer, Mrs, (i, (1odkin;
tournament eontmittee, Mrs. Jet
t
Derr, Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and Mrs.
H. Edwards; publicity, Mrs. Gordon
Gannett and Mrs. P. Clutter; jitney
comm., Mrs, Midler
Davis, Mrs.
s. P.
Cotter Mrs,J. VaCInt rand Mrs.
l Alexander.
New bowlers are welcome and
are invited to the club. There are
always bowls available at the r,1 to
house and the foes are reasonable
Win Zone 'Trophy at
Walkerton. Alley
About 35 members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Legion attended a
bowling tournament in Walkerton
last week,
There were 41 entries and nor of
the five Wingham teams was in
fourth place and won the Zone 01
trophy. The team members were
Mrs, Mac Peachy, Mrs. John
Strong, Mr's. leek Orvls, Nkt•rr, tinh
Irwin, Mrs, Harold Remington mid
Mrs. Helen (Tnseniore,
lvlrs, W. J-logg and Mrs, lien
S•inanons were winners of door
prizes.
Rath-Youngblut Wedding
1 A F':a.;saz woman tells of going
' to a :city to attend a cattlemen's
convention. Determined to have
something unusual to wear, she
made it blouse and embroidered
on it every cattle board she knew.
In tate hotel where the cattle
folks alayed, silt.; waited while her
Bowling Notes
Men's; Town League
The Rockets and Burkett met. on
Monday night to play on for Ilan
Burke Electric Trophy in the, fin -
After the first two games there
(vas only a 20 Iain difference in
their totals, but the Rockets, led by
Mac Ritchie really carne to life
and rdet•ent.ed Barites 3172 to 21138.
l
Mae had high triple for the night
With 749 and Ditto high single of
316.
Congratulations to the itoekets
who finished the season In last
p1
accbut carne m t o life in the play-
offs.
pla .offs.
Next Monday will finish things
up for the year with the banquet
and presentation of trophies,
Lnride:shoro United Church was
the sceneof a
colorful Easter wed-
ding on SaLw da.y, April 21, at 2
p.m. when Yvonne Catherine ,Jane,
yo.tngr•st daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence: Rath, 1L.R. 1, L-'elgrave,
became the bride of James Lyle
Yottngblut, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Nlajor Youngbhet, R.R. 1, Attburo.
The church •et'n4 decorated with
yellow and mauve ehrysa(ilhemurns
and white Easter lilies. The double.
ring veru::*many was performed by
the Itcv. ,f. '1'• Whitt' rf Springfleld,
formerly of Londeshoro. Tra-
tdnntl wedding muw - wee provided
by •Misr, Barbara Snell of Londes-
bore,.who accompanied the solo-
ist, (rr'ar'tnc MacDonald of J3rt,'t.
sets, nnir.,in of the groom, who sang
."!lir hand's 'Prayer" and the "Wed-
ding Prayer".
it.scorl:ed by her father iii-irtw,
the bride ware a floor -length gown
of nylon nut and b'l'ench lace over
satin, with long lily point sleeves,
Sweetheart neckline and fitted
dice outlined with seed pearls and
sequins. Her elbow -length veil fell
from a hand -beaded tiara of Gre-
cian scroll design in culwork with
simulated pearls. She carried a
Cascade of yellow 508e5 centred
with a mauve orchidd. She wort a
sterling silver and criitured pear
necklace and ntatehirrg earrings.
gift of the bridegroom.
She, was attended by het' sister
Mrs. Karl Whitfield of Blyth, els
'maid of honor, who wore it tareet
length gown of orchid organza
French With a. 1 rr.nvh Tarr bodice, •Ind
carried a nosegay of yellow cdta'yt
anti
cmums,
The Gor-
don
ht, bridesmaids
+ Mrs, C,or-
a'cis wore M.
don Howatt of Auburn, and Mrs.
1',ena'l Radford of Londesboro.
sisters of the bride. They wore
Photo by McDowell
similarly styled gowns of orchid or-
irnzawith French lace
bodice and
carried nosegays of yellow chrys-
anth mums.
Vicki Radford of J.,ondesboro,
niece of the bride, was flower girl,
wearing a yellow organza street -
length gown toil carried a nosegay
of yellow chrysanthemums.
Lonnie Whitfield of Blyth and
Kevin Howatt 01 Auburn, nephews
of tate bride, were ringbenu•ers,
.tvfr, Lynn Y oungh.hd, of Toronto
twin brother of the groom, , carts best
inttit antd the ushers were • Gordon
Howatt. of Aubut'n, bfother.in-law
of the bride, and Russ Youngbiul
of Brarnptoat, brother of the groom,
• The wedding dinner was served
in the church parlor which was de.
coveted In nanuive and yellow
sLt'eamer:a c..ttutlles and baskets o
mauve and yellow ehrysaitthe-
• Mu.trns and white )3itsler lilies, The.
bride's !able was• centred with a
three-tier wedding rake. The
I bride's •mother received the guests
'Wearing a. cinnamon brown lace
over aatin dress, with brown and
gold accessories and a corsage 01
yellow roses. She was assisted -by
the bridegr'oom's mother, who wore
a: navy lace over satin dress with
navy and pink accessories and a
corsage of pink roses.
For a wedding trip to centres In
the United States, Northern On-
tario and Quebec, the bride chose
a gold and brown rayon crystalette
- dress, honey beige coat, with gold
, and brown accessories and co`r-
sage of coppertone roses.
Guests at the wedding were .from
Galt, Toronto,
13rantford, B
ramp-
ton Tii' k cIn�, Burlington, Hen.
sal, London, Seaforth, Wingham,
Brussels, Auburn, Londesbor'o,
grave and and Blyth.
husbs,nd registered, t;otioing two
Old cattlemen giving her blouse the
once-over,
Finally, one ,of theta reni'trited
in a loud voice: "'That eater sue
has changed hands a lot, ain't
she':"
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