The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-05-30, Page 3LEA
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THE CADET CORPS at the Wingham District
High School hacl a number of its members on
hand Friday evening to explain its work to the
public. Mr, and Mrs. John Vandicamp of Gor-
ULIIEYALE
Mr, and Mts. VV', A, Paterson
and Mrs. Fred Strowdgcr of To..
ronto visited at the home of Miss
Mary Duff on Saturday.
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Mr, and Mrs. Irving McCabe of
Windsor and Mrs, Mabel Harris of
Lambeth visited Mr. and IVIrs, Carl
Johnston at the week -end,
Group Two, United Church Wo.
mon, held a very successful tea and
bake sale at the home of Mr:S, Chas.
Bosman on May 23rd. There was
a large attendance and sales of
food, sewing and plants were brisk.
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Moffatt and
children, of Southampton, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burns
Moffatt.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Morris. Bosnian
spent two weeks holidays at Lea-
mington n
andother �o'
gpoints,
Mrs. Frank Stamper, Mrs. 13er1
1Icrtog and Laurie and Mrs, Mild-
red
ildred Stewart are enjoying a motor
trip to the West Coast.
Mrs. Alan White visited in To-
ronto at the week -end.
rie, left and right, listen as Cadet Glen Skinn
explains the rifles used by the corps. 'Bert Van-
dicamp, with his parents, and Wayne Sanderson,
of Wroxeter, are the two boys.—A-T photo,
Trousseau Tea
Held Saturday
4VALP; Mrs. Carl Johns
ton entertained at a trousseau ten
for her daughter, Marie, whose
miat•r•iage to Neil McGavin of Wel
ton takes place in Bluevale Unit
ed Church on June 2nd.
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs, Gordon Mn
Gavin of Wa1to,1 and Marie re.
ceived the many guests.
The candle -lit tea table was
centred with white lilacs and snap-
dragons on a lace cloth. Those
pouring tea were Mrs, Mabel Har-
ris, of Lambeth, Mrs. Irving Mc -
Cabo of Windsor, Mrs. Matheson
and Mrs. Turnbull of this vicinity.
Other assistants were Miss Bolt,
Miss Walsh and Mrs, Moffatt, of
Belgrave, Mrs. William Dinsmore,
of Kitchener, Miss Anne Peacock
and Miss Shirley Johnston,
?r. and Mrs. Robert Kearns of
Kincardine visited Jack Adair on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, C, B.:Hoffman were
Sunday visitors at .Exeter,
WHITECHURGH
Mrs, Dori McCosh, area president
_ of Grey -Bruce and Mrs. Victor Em -
t orlon, district secretary, attended
the annual meetings in the follow-
- Ing centres last week, bringing
- greetings from different areas: On
Tuesday at Kcady near Owen
Sou.nJ in Grey West; Wednesday,
at Salem Church, near Durham in
Grey Centre; on Thursday at Bur-
goyne Church, near Port Elgin, in
Bruce Centre; this week on Tues-
day at Dromore, and on Wednes-
day at Marr, near WIarton in Bruce
North and on Thursday at Walker-
ton, for Bruce East,
The Women's Institute executive
meets this Thursday in the hall
to draft out the programs for this
year,
Mr, and Mrs.rva
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and children of Wingham spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
M.rs, James McInnis,
Mr. and Mrs. Man Pattison and
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Pattison, D
pen and Donald visited on Sund
with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wats
of Forest,
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Congra
and children visited on Sund
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Co
gram at Dungannon.
The teacher, parents and chit
ren of S.S. No, 10, Kinloss, to
their bus trip on Tuesday to Lo
don.
Mt•. Claude Coffin suffered 0 s
ere heart seizure at his home he
on Wednesday and was taken t
Westminster Hospital, at Londoi
Alex and John Coffin spent th
week -end with Preston relative
and Mrs. Coffin has been with he
husband in London.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Coultes an
Diane visited on Sunday with M
and firs. Melvin Kerry of Pals
ey.
Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Groskortl
were in Toronto on Saturday an
attended the banquet held annual(
by Canada Packers for the Twen
ty_five Year Club. Mr. Groskort
was made a member of the clu
this year.
Mr. Charles .Martin, who ha
een a patient in Wingham 1=lospi
01 for some weeks, was able to re
urn home last Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Wade and
hildren of Woodstockand Mr. and
Mrs, Douglas Snell and children
f Londesboro visited on Sunday
vith their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
waist McPherson.Mrs. Irene Paterson of Torontopent the week -ens( with her moth -
r, Mrs. William Taylor and Char-
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HeimanMr. Lill Jeffrey of Heiman vis -
ed on Sunday with George Coin,
teles,
Miss likina Carr of Winghamospital stsiff, visited on Sunday
ith Mr. and Mrs. Russell Floss.
Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson
sited on Sunday withMr. and
rs. Lester Ferguson of Pine Rlv.
Mr, John Barbour of Vancouver
river.] here 011Wednesday and
eat it few days with Mr, Barry
ct'lenaglian, VVi11gluiru, and at
e home of his sister,. Mrs, [neva
, J. Watt, and left on halir•dav
r• Vancouver.
Alis, CarmanVViwi:ek and baby
lin Carman, returned home front
Ingham hospital on Wednesdayd airs. Ronald Ross and baby
1 returned home from hospital 011
iday.
1 -Ir, and Mrs. Douglas Simpson
d son Currie ofCulross attend -
the annlye esti ry services a1.
iitet•hurch on Sunday .and vi,a.
d Me. and1,Irs. Hugh Simpson,
Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Robinson
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Ray of fast Wawanosh were
niversary visitors 00 Sundaylr
her aunt, Mrs. William Drew
and Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Tif-
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At Imperial Oil's laboratories at Sarnia, Ontario,—
more than 200 scientists and technicians are
working 'to improve present petroleum products—
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Another 130 scientists and technicians are work-
ing at Imperial's Calgary laboratories on ways
to find and produce more Canadian crude oil
and natural gas. Imperial does more research
than all other oil companies in Canada combined.
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.Air. and Mas, Ross 'McMichael end
Mt•. and Mrs, Charles Wood of Sea -
forth,
Mr. and Mrs. hinter :sleight
holm and faintly visited on Sunday
With her mother, Mrs Hnher1 7kd.
toil, so,t Te wi Qr,
Mir. Jaanes Elliott, a resident of
New Zealand. who is enjoying a
world tour 4114 getting acquainted
with relatives at many Mares,
spent the ween -end with his aunts.
Mrs. Albert Walters, Mrs. Mary
MacTavish, and Mrs, (lorden 1'.i•.
liott and his unele, Mr. James kit-
Jiott. On S:tnday aft. rtioon rela-
tives from London, Bhu'vale, Ludt -
new, Belgrave and 7. ees "aal er, 00
in number, met at the *Wintihaua,
Park and had a family gat tegeth-.
er before he leaves With week' for
Toronto and catches up with his
boat trip from Montt al to Eng.
land. His wife and family remain-
ed in New Zealand. Hs' has foetid
many relatives through gut his trip.
Mrs. J, G. Gillespie and Mrs. Ito_
bert Laidlaw spent Monday at the
Presbyterial cit .Blue*'Tie.
Misses Beverly Gaunt and Nora
Forster of London spent the wee]:..
end at their respective hoin.•s (n
West; Wawanoab,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordo .1 J;taarir-.'in
of Godei'ich visltcd on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Orville '1`i)'Jin and
ctl•er Whiteehurch relatives.
uccessful anniverna'•y servieas;
were held in the Presbyterian
Church here on Sunday when Rev,
Mr. Morrison 01 Brussels watt the
guest minister. The chur,•h was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers. The Wright ;.$t:u, fr ,ui
Lakelet assisted in the choir, sing-
ing "The Lord's Prayer" at. 1.11„
morning service and "My Task" In
the evening. The choir rendered
special anniversary anthems and
duets.
Misses Sandra and .,June SVr.ght
of Lakelet spent Sunday at the
home of' Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Thompson.
Erie and Kenneth, -1hlldre'n of
Mr, and Mrs. John McKenz?", (pent
the week -end with their grirnd-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
McKenzie of Wingham junction.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cook and
Mr. Frank Cooper of Marno"n vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Graham Cook of Ripley.
Mr. Nathaniel Thomson has been
a patient in Westminster Ho'pit.d.
London, during the weeic end.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Ito_
bent Montgomery met on Sa1t'idty
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jamieson and surprised
their parents with a celebration on
the occasion of their 34th wedding
anniversary. Those who atteltdred
were Mr. and Mrs, Anson R'.tttar,
and family of Fordwich; Mr. and
Mrs. Don Fraser and family, of
Walton; Mr. and Mrs, Keith Mont-
gomery and family, Wingham, Mr.
William Elliott and Mr. and Mrs.
George Currie.
Miss Mary Taylor visited last
week with Mr ,and Mrs, Norse:in
Davis of Toronto.
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WESTFIELD—from $12.95
RODANIA—from $14.95
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Monday, June 4th
Open 7 days a week starting at 8 a.m..
Drive-through Car Service now operating
CAN EAT IN CARS
Now featuring SOUTHERN FREED
CHICKEN IN BASKET in three sizes
Have franchise for HOL'N ONE DONUTS
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Phone 1160 for faster take-out service
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Even bank people get annoyed when their customers are subjected .
to delays. (The line-up on pay days is a favourite example). We
know how inconvenient these things are for you ... and we're
constantly looking for ways to improve them. No bank is perfect—
but we try to make the Toronto -Dominion as close to it as humanly „.'.
possible! Both in the bank and behind the scenes, we feel we really'
do have the people who snake the happy difference in banking s es
and we'd like to prove it to you.
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