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Danny Grummett
ON THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF HIS NEW
Dining Room
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all concrete needs for this
new building
Win Prizes at
Tournament
The annual Legion Auxil'
iary card tournament was held
in Kincardine Legion Hall on
Thursday evening, with three
auxiliaries participating, Rip-
ley, Kincardine and Wingham.
The Wingham, .Auxiliary
brought home three prizes;
the high cribbage winner, Mrs.
V. Ducharme;.low cribbage,
Mrs. George Brooks: and high
euchre, Mrs. George Day,
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06 -ER BEER
FOR THE iJHTER LAGER
WITH THE HAPPY FLAVOUR
Organizing Now Far New Classes
The annual award meeting of
the Wingham Junior Conserv.a+
tion Club Hunter Safety Class
was held in the Sportsmen's
club house on Friday.
David Ohm and Ron Hitch -
Mgt gave demonstrations show-
ing the valuable lessons learned
during these classes.
Paul Gardner attained high-
est marks in examinations and
has his name inscribed on the
honor shield which hangs in the
clubhouse. He was presented
with a silver cup as a keeper
trophy, which was donated by
Ross Wormworth.
Randy Martyn was awarded a
trophy for the largest fish caught
this season.
A draw for an electric razor
donated by Mr. Reagan of Kin -
Hockey Schedule
Opens This Week
The Intermediate hockey
schedule, which is listed below,
opens for Wingham on Friday
evening of this week. Local
fans will note that the first
home game for the Wingham
Team does not take place until
after the New Year, in order to
allow time for the completion
of the new front on the arena
here.
All the games will start at
8:30 except the one on Decent-
, ber 7th, which will start at9:00.
Dec. 7 Wingham vs Walkerton.
Dec. 10 Wingham vs Mt. Forest
Dec. 12 Wingham vs Kincardine
Dec. 14 Wingharn vs Port Elgin
Dec. 19 Wingham vs Walkerton
Dec. 28 Wingham vs Paisley
Jan. 4 Walkerton vs Wingham
Jan. 7 Wingham vs Mt. Forest
Jan. 11 Port Elgin vs Wingharn
Jan. 14 Wingham vs Wiarton
Jan. 16 Paisley vs Wingham
Jan. 18 Wingham vs Port Elgin
Jan. 21 Walkerton vs Wingham
Jan. 23 Wingham vs Paisley
Jan. 25 Kincardine vs Wingham
Jan. 28 Port Elgin vs Wingham
Jan. 30 Wingham vs Kincardine
Feb. 1 Mt. Forest vs Wingham
Feb. 4 Paisley vs Wingham,
Feb. 6 Mt. Forest vs Wingham
Feb. 8 Wiarton vs Wingham
Feb. 11 Kincardine vs Wingham
WHITECHURCH
Miss Winnifred Farrier, who
was laid up last week at her
home here with flu, was able
to return to her position in
Toronto on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt
attended the special Centenary
services in Wingham Presby-
terian Church Sunday and visi-
ted with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid
Congram.
Mrs. Chas Wood and child-
ren of Seaforth visited on Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Gershom
Johnston.
Mr. Archie Watt of Toronto
and Rev. Robert Watt of Tor-
onto visited on Thursday with
their father, Rev. W. J. Watt
at Walkerton and with Mr. and
Mrs. , Millan Moore.
Miss Ann Rintoul and Miss
Mary Purdon of Kitchener spent
the week -end at their respect-
ive homes in West Wawanosh.
Mrs. Edward McBurney, Car-
man and Ivan, Wingham, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney,
Ronald and Hugh, spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Elmer
Shiell of London.
Miss Anne Bricker of Lis-
towel and of the Stratford Tea-
chers' College, is spending this
week with Mrs. George Kennedy
at Fordyce School, and staying
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Rirltoul. Mr. Ramball
of Owen Sound is also a stu-
dent teacher at Fordyce school
and staying at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Gaunt. The
Fordyce school concert will be
held in Whitechutch Memorial
Hall next Monday night.
cardine was trade. The winner
was Roger West. A consolation
draw for 85 was won by Jo Ann
King.
Nature films were shown and
a buffet lunch served by Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Carrick.
During this period the new
chairman for 1963, Albert Rin-
toul, was introduced by the re-
tiring chairman, Ab. Nethery.
The new classes for 1963
are now being organized and
elections for new officers will
be held December 17. Any
interested boys are welcome to
enroll and receive Hunter
Safety training at these meet-
ings,
Lucky Lassie Has
2 -Year Certificate
LAKELET— The Lakelet
Lucky Lassies attended Achieve-
ment Day at the Wingham Dis-
trict High School on Saturday.
The morning was taken up with
registration and judging of
school lunches and menus.
In the afternoon there were
demonstrations, skits and exhi-
bits. The Lucky Lassies had a
demonstration on "Potatoes in
Fancy Dress" by, Janette Wright
and Carol Anne Hohnstien.
Each club girl received a silver
spoon for completing the pro-
ject. Gladys Huth received her
2 -year certificate.
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ON THE OPENING OF THE
New Dining Room
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