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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-11-29, Page 32Page 8 -... Wingpa, Advance -Tithes, Thursday, Dee, G, 1$62 Liens and Sons Enjoy Banquet Members of the Wingham Lions Club and their sons, or son -aged guests, were out in full force last Tuesday eve- ning for a dinner in the base- ment of the United Church. The delicious meal was served by ladies of the church. Sion President Murray MacLennan presided and Rev. C. M. Jar- dine, minister of the church asked the blessing. Lions Bill Conron and Hap Swatridge were in charge of the music BUILDER or CARPENTER Franchise available to builders to work in con- junction with company selling shell and finished homes. Mortgage financing provided. When replying, state experience and background in building trade with references. WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT TO: Box No. 114, Wingham Advance -Times department and initiated the club into the new Lions' song. Correspondence included 'a letter from the Wingham and District Retarded Children's Association requesting funds to assist with the Golden Circle School project. The matter was left with the club's direc- tors for decision. It was announced that the annual sale of peanut$ will be held next Tuesday evening, December 11th, and all Lions are asked to meet at Charlie Hodgins' garage at six o'clock. The club members will follow the usual procedure of calling• at all the homes in town, of- fering peanuts, mixed nuts and peanut butter, Lion Ross Hamilton intro- duced Earl Heywood, who pre- sented a most enjoyable pro- gram of music. Lion Hap Swatridge showed a Laurel and Hardy movie which brought rounds of laughter from both Picture Is Identified In one of the Bell Telephone pictures in last week's issue we 'were unable to identify all people in the picture. Mrs. Walter VanWyck recognized Peter Tansley, seated, who was the manager and the boy was his son, Stewart. Miss Carrie Cody and MisS Pearl Moore were the operators. Colin A, Campbell, whom we erroneously believed to be the man seated at the desk, was a druggist and Mrs. Van- Wyck says the telephone office was located in his store, fathers and sons. Lion "Casey" Casemore ex- pressed thanks to the enter- tainers and Lion Bud Cruick- shank voiced appreciation to the ladies for the excellent meal. ' Bridge Club Visits Goderich Twenty*eight members of the Wingham Bridge Club spent a most enjoyable evening last Thursday as guests of the God- erich Club, at a bridge match and luncheon in the Bedford Hotel. Sorne of the regular Goderich players were absent and the result of the match was decisively in favor of the local club by the score of 2082 to 1740. The leading pairs were: North and south: first, Mr. and Mrs. K. Hunter (G) 1871; second, Mrs. R, H, Lloyd and Miss Y. McPherson (W) 1831; third, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford (W) 1571; fourth, Mrs. R. Dundas and 0. Hasel- grove (W) 149; fifth, Mrs. F, A, Parker and Mrs. D. B. Por- ter (W) 1481; sixth, Mrs. W. H. French and Mrs. G. Godkin (W) 139i. East and west: first, Mrs. D. C. Nasmith and Mr. W. H. French (W) 1701; second, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hodgins, (W) 167i; third, Mrs. H. Fisher and Mrs. 1, R, Lloyd (W) 151; fourth, Mrs. A, R. DuVal and W. Laidlaw, (W) 150; fifth, Mr, and Mrs, F. Curry (G) 144; sixth, Mrs. H. Campbell and Mrs, G. Gannett (W) 1411. The Goderieh Club has been invited for a return match at a future date. rWCinCtOWFAMMOPIO0010101101MAMINCIPMEWNEWIVIE i i rERscpwitx, l'ENSIo POLICIES ASsvit.E COMFOR7,'A]RLE RETIREMENT Consult -- Frank C. Hop REPRESENTATIVE Canada Life WINGHAM, o PHONE 357-2442 To the Electors of Howick Twp 1 wish to thank the voters of Howick School Area f their support in electing me as Trusted. Compliments of the Season. Stuart Douglas • "Cr/ IMMO • 4=N -I iNsemAck. 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