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whether or not a person has been
infected by tuberculosis germs, but
It hoes not show if infection has
advanced to disease. Chest xray
and other tests are needed to de-
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thinks .1 have a sick friend." the
Unit U.C.W. was held at
the home of Mrs. Pon Mcfaaughiin.
with 16 members present, Mrs,
Doug Statin was eonvencr. 'T'he
meeting opened with the theme
hymn, followers by prayer. Mrs,
Don Irwin read the Scripture.
Mrs, G. L. Dobson gave a very in.
teresting topic, "Ohl and New Can-
adians". She also read a'dory ft'r•m
on the evacuation of the ,Japanese
from British Columbia during the
war.
The business was conducted by
the vice-president Mrs, McLaugh-
lin, Secretary Mrs John Clarke
Notice
re Kindergarten Registration
Mothers will please bring their children to the
Kindergarten at the Public School for registra-
tion on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 12,
between 3.30 and 5.00 o'clock.
Only children who are five years of age
before January lst, 1963, are eligible to
register in Kindergarten in September.
If not convenient to come on the above date,
contact the Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. William
Elliott, or the principal, Mr. T. S. Beattie.
WINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
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Mrs. Eliot ("ranch of Rochester,
N.X a teonnpanied by Mrs. W. 1"?.
Weir and Miss Gertrude Bush vis.
lted with Mrs. Allister Green in
Godcrich .on Wednesday.
Mrs, George Gibson and daugh
ter, Miss vinnle, were in Baltimore
for n few days with Mr, and Mrs.
L. A. Peck and the latter couple
returned home with them for a few
days' visit here,
Miss Nancy Newton, London,
was home for the week -end with
her mother, Mrs. R. Newton,
the study book, "Hasten the Day" Mz' ,and Mrs, George Gibson,
Murray and Clients, Mrs, W. Weir,
Miss Gertrude Bush and Mrs. El.
iott Cranch were Saturday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weir, To.
ronto,
Mr, and Mrs, Ross Coates spent
read the minutes of the la„t meet- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Lu-
ing and roll call wns answered by cos, Listowel,
a penny an inch for your waist
measurement.
The June meeting will be held at
Mr, and Mrs, James Doig, ac-
companied by Mrs, Harry Gowdy,
Corrie, attended the final services
Mrs. Don Irwin's home. It was de., held in Zion United Church near
tided to discontinue nursery school Drayton on .Sunday when Rev. M.
until September. The correspon. H, Aiken, a former minister of the
dente included a nice letter from
Dr, and Mrs. Bruce Palmer, thank-
ing the group for the bale which
church, was guest speaker, assist-
ed by four other ministers. Guest
organist and choir, also soloist,
had been received and was being Mrs. Charles Tarnan, were from
put to good use, Arthur United Church, The Un-
ited Church Women of Zion served
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Mr. and Mrs, Burke Dyson, Ux-
bridge, visited with Mrs. Herb
Patterson and Mr, and Mrs, Alex
Corrigan on Sunday. Mr. Dyson.
also caller! on Mr, and Mrs, Pere
Henley.
Mrs. Eliot Cranch, Mrs. George
Gibson, Mrs, W. Weir, Miss Gert-
rude Lush and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques,
Orange Hill, visited on Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs, T. V. Edgar
and family in St. Thomas,
Miss Hazel Sparling spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Wal-
ter Eaton, Seaforth, where she
was called on Saturday due to the
critical illness of their mother, Mrs.
Alonzo Sparling, who is a patient
in Seaforth Hospital. We are hap.
py to say Mrs. Sparling was slight.
ly improved on Sunda.•.
Mr. and Mrs, John Sheppard and
family, Agincourt, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Clark over the
weekend.
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Shower Held for
Miss .Joyce Crothers
Hostesses on Monday evening
for a shower in honor of Miss Joyce
Crothers were Marion Farrier,
Marilyn Ritchie and Mary Lee Hol-
lenbeck.
Over 30 friends and relatives
were present for the social time in
the council chambers, where three
contests were held.
The bride -elect was seated in a
decorated chair and her friends
presented her with an ironing
board and cover, steam iron and
electric kettle. She also received
a bride's book.
Lunch was served by the host-
esses Including a cake with "Best
Wishes to Joyce".
The recipient thanked her many
friends.
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Wed at St. Paul's
Photo by Connell
Rev, C. F. Johnson performed a marriage. She chose a street -length
double -ring wedding ceremony in dress of pure silk on a honan weave
St, Paul's Anglican Church on Sat- with rounded neckline and elbow_
urday afternoon, uniting in mar- length sleeves. She carried a vas-
a
rra Janet c Ja et Maris Saintn I Ar-
a c Cade of white shasta mums. with
thur Thomas Hubbard The bride
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Saint of Wingham and the
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
George Hubbard of R.R. 1, CIIf-
ford.
red roses down the centre of the
hoaquet. Her wedding veil was
finger. -tip length.
The bride's sister. Miss Jsu•eiue._
lino Saint, was bridesmaid awl
wore a street -length tr'rylot,c ha.
Bouquets of peonies were on the tist.o dross with sprays of yellow
altar, Mrs, Gordon Davidson, or. and orange flowers. iter he:ud-
ganist, played traditional wedding dress was a white flower handl
music. with a tulle veil and she carried
Mr. Saint gave iris daughter in yellow and bronze mums.
Robert McArthur of Brussels was
n nORRIE the best man.
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• A buffet supper was served :ct. the
111 f�Illlll L bride's home.
Mr. Pd McCallum, Mr, Clarence Mrs. Saint was attired in a beige '
i\IcCallum and Mrs. M, Jackson sheath dress with beige :weer.>;nr•-
des. The groom's mother ware a
flowered arnel and jersey dres.:
with elbow -length sleeve:; and soft.
Mrs. Ethel Buchanan of Ke1ow- pleats at the waist. They each had •
na, B.C., visited at the homes of
Aar. and Mrs, Robert Hastic and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Simpson.
Mr and Mrs Robert Harrison
were guests on Saturday at the
Guidolin - Simpson wedding in Gu-
elph.
Mrs, Bertha Plant accompanied
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Plant, Al-
lanford, to visit relatives in Ham-
ilton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett
spent the week -end at Rosseau
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bounsall
and Andy, Mr, Charles Bounsall of
Milton visited last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Burns Stewart.
visited the latter's sister, Mrs.
Frank Brown, of Tecswatcr, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Metcalfe of
Paisley visited Satunday at the
home of Miss Beatrice Potter. Mrs.
John Metcalfe returned home with
them after spending the winter
here.
Rev. E. C. and Mrs. Attwell were
in London on Thursday and at.
tended the ordination service of
Huron College graduates at St.
James' Westminster Anglican
Chu rch,
Members of Howiek Legion and
Ladies' Auxiliary attended service
in St. Stephen's Anglican Church
on Sunday morning.
Mr, Bert Hubbard and Miss
Sharon Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs,
Wesley Underwood attended the
Jacques reunion in Moorefield on
Saturday.
Mr; and Mrs. John Spears and
family of Palmerston enllctd at the
home of Mr, Ed McCallum on Sun- tip
day.
Mrs. Mary Shittam and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Graham of Durham 1
visited last Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. frank King. _
NIr. and Mrs. tl('hacl Telhus,
Toronto, spent the week -end at M
their farm home.
Mr.and Mrs. Chas. Kocll attend-
cd the 50th wedding anniversary of Wi
IVir, and Mrs. ,John c edeke held at •
the E.TT,L, Church in Listowel on
Saturday evening.
Mr. Jack King, son of Mr, and . ■
Mrs. Frank King, has successfully
passed his third year of Forestry
Engineering al the Toronto Uni- !toil
versity. 111
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Coulterand •
family of Con. 1, Wallace, visited Oh
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Coulter.
Miss Gladys Coulter and Miss
Catharine :F3arnnrd of Kitchener
spent the week -end at their respec-
tive homes.
Mr. Tack Idusgrnvc, Walkerton.
spent the weekendwith his moth.
er, Mrs. Mabel Gillcinsnn.
Mrs, Edward 13olandcr has re.. f1A
turned home from visiting hi the -
hometown of her childhood, c)ak j
River, Man. This Is her first visit
back in 60 years, since she elude
to Ontario at the age of foal'. Mrs.
Bolandcr saw n great many cluing
es although she was able to locate
the old candy store which by happy WI
coincidence is still n eonfectioner'y
store. She also visited relatives at
a pink carnation corsage.
For thcr wedding trip to Niagara
Falls and points south, the bride
wore a turquoise polka dot dress
with white accessories and a cor-
sage of rod roses, Mr. and Mrs, 1
Hubbard will live in Belgrave,
The wino -min A(iva.nee truer, W.dne asy, One 1, lA 'r. 0
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Mr, and Mrs, Earl Cudmore, of
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Mrs. Richard Jcfft'a;y, Belmore,
visited ]Miss Etta Burns reeently,
Mrs. Frank Kemp of Listowel pl
called on Miss Annie Murray on
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Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Stokes and
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