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_The Children's choir of Sacred
Heart Church enjoyed a, picnic at
Bayfield yesterday where they
were the guests .of Dr. A, 'Durand,
Miss Mary .Skinn, organist, accom-
panied them.
—Mrs, Harold Kerr and children
and Miss Alice Arbuckle of Toron-
to spent a couple. of days last
week with friends in Kitchener and
Niagara Falls and returned to
Stratford to see Princess Margaret.
—Mr, and Mrs. Francis Mills
spent the week-end with their fam-
ily at Farmington, Mich.
—Mr, and Mrs. Bob VanDuyn of
Wilkesba.rre, Pen., spelt a few
dayS in Wingham last week visiting
with friends.
--Pr. and Mrs: A, W,
Largo., Fla,,, and Miss Jean Irwin
of Kitchener were week-end vis-
itors with Mr. and MI'S, T, A,
Currie.
—Mrs, Richard Vanstone, Mrs.
Hubert Chisaim. and Miss Cathar-
ine Bell of Southampton spent a
day this week with. Miss Dinsley,
Mrs, Vanstone is a former resident
of Wingham, having left here 27
years ago.
—Mr, Russell Barrett, Mr, and
Mrs, Walter „Brooks, formerly of
Wingham and NM living in Water-
loo, visited with the former's
brother, Mt% and Mrs, Roy Barrett,
Morris Twp. They were accompan-
ied' by Miss Lucy Winkler of
Waterloo.
San4wiclies for
Summer ,Eating
Quick suppers are the order of
the day when, the weather is nice
and everyone wants to spend as
much time as noasible out-of-doors,
The -Poultry Products Institute
points, out that poultry and egg
Sandwidhes fit into this "easy
living" picture, Not only are the
sandwiches simple to Prepare but
may be made In the cool of the
morning, wraPPed in foil, waxed
Paper or Pliofilm' and refrigerated ,
until 'mealtime like this easily made
chicken or turkey 'sandwich,
Combine 1 cup finely diced or
chopped cooked chicken pr turkey,
,thinly' „sliced radishes, 14 cup
diced green pepper, 4 chopped ripe
olives, and mayon'naise or salad
dressing to moisten. Season to
taste with salt and pepPer and if
desired add a dash of garlic pow-
er. curry powder pr rosemary,
Spread generously between butter:
ed slices of 'bread. Yields approxi-
mately 6 sandwiches.,
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—L,A.C, Jas, Lockridge and Mrs,
Lockriclge of Barrie have returned
home after spending their holidays
with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Lock-
ridge and other relatives.
Callum and. daughters Vane and
Mary Margaret et Pearb.ern. 'Mich.,
and Mr. and Mrs. .44144 MaQ, •
.Q44441, 4e St. Clair Shores, Mich.
On .aunday. Morning they were
joined by Miss Joan gat!Calluin of
• Point .glarir and. .all attended the
Centennial Service in LuCknow
Presbyterian Church, where:their
father the late Rev.. Robert *UP,-
Callum was a former Minister.',
.and Mrs. Alan Burnstead
and .Jeffrey returned home ON
Saturday after spending, a week 'at
a cottage at Bruce Beach,
;—Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Murray
and Stephanie of Toronto, spent
the holiday week-end with his
-mother Mrs: W, C. Murray,
—Mr. Michael McPhail attended
the funeral of a relative, Miss
Elizabeth Darling at Seaforth „on'
Tuesday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Brian Groh,'
Kathy and Mike of Oshawa and
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Bridge, Marianne
and -Don of Toronto, spent ,,the
week-end with Mrs. R. MacDonald
and family.'
—Mrs, Mary Armstrong of Brant-
ford is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. W, C. Murray.
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—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cullen and
family moved a week Age from.
their former residence on Alfred
Street to cliaton,
P, A, Vanstone and her
guests, Misses Babe and Pearl
Eckenswiller of Mimico, have re-
turned from a two weeks' vacation
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—Miss Hazel Ooodyer of Listowel,
who is taking the librarian's course
this month, is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Carbert, Mr.
Carbert and family. •
—Nancy and Katlic Scott of
Bracebridge are 'visiting with rela-
tives here,/
—Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Moffatt and
daughter, Marjorie, and her friend,
Miss M, Gowdy, are , enjoying a
motor trip to Texas,
—Mr, and M?s, Peter. McLeod,
Minnie Street accompanied by .Mr,
and Mrs. M.- Beaton, of Toronto,
spent last week motoring. through
Northern Ontario to ...Ottawa and
• returned by the St. Lawrence Sea-
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visitors this week with friends and
relatives in Ridgetown,
—Miss Alice Reading has return-
ed to work at Edighoffers Store
following a vacation at Kincardine
Beach, where she was the guest of
Mrs, E, A. VanStone.
—Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery. were Mr
and Mrs, Clark Renwick, Mr, John
Fitch, Mr. and Mrs, Angus Fal-
coner and Alan and Mrs, Joe
Smeltzer. The latter remained for
a longer visit.
—Mrs. Laura Kueneman and
Mr, Cletus Kueneman of Hanover
spent a few days last week with
the former's daughter, Mrs. Francis
Ste. Marie. sairsassamit
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—Mr, and Mrs. Les Shaw and
Sharon of London visited on Thurs-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Mac-
Donald.
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—Mrs. Rudy Heins was in Kitch-
ener last week where she visited
with her brother, Mr, Kurt Wille-
mese.
—Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacKay and
children of Wallaceburg spent last
week with his parents, Mr.• and
Mrs. Gordon MacKay and •other
relatives in Wingham and district,
—Master Davd Wenger was a
week-end visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Dowd and family of near
Milverton.
—Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hopper
of Toronto spent the week-end with
their parents,
---Mrs. Thomas Povey. •of Galt,
the foriner Mary Hill of Wingham
called on friends' 'and relatives
here.
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—Mrs. Wm. Keith and Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Nethery and two child-
ren are spending two weeks' vaca-
tion at Amberley. Mrs. Keith will
visit in Toronto for a couple of
weeks following her holiday at
Amberley.
—Mr, Charles S. VanNorman of
Byron spent a few days with his
nephew, Charles Hopper,
—Mrs, Mary Watson visited over
the week-end with her family at
Pinkerton.
—Mrs. D.• S. MacNaughton and
John MacNaughton spent Sunday
at Bayfield with Mr. and Mrs.
M. S. Aikenhead.
—Mr. and Mrs.,Ephriam Parish
spent. Sunday with Clifford
friends.
:—Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Povey:',3f
Galt visited this week at the 'home
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barrett;•Met-
ris Township
—Ronald Ste, Marie, Cooksville,
Earl of Kitchener, Miss Marlene
Ste. Marie, Toronto, Mr. arid Mit,
Leonard Ste. Marie and family of
Milton and Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Hobden of Stratford spent the
week-end with their mother, Mrs.,
Francis Ste. Marie. Mrs: Hobden
-remained for the week.
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—Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs.. Bruce MacDonald were Mr.
and Mrs, K. Davis of Stratfor'd and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coultes of Brus-
sels.
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Commission. Ihemonlyri agency ,oaffering.standard: Ward
hospital, insurance in Ontario. Nei private, insurance company or
prepayment pffgr, honefits covering ,standard{ ,Ward
hOspital services after December 31, 1958. IF In CASH YOU NEED,
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—Mrs. Robert- Brooks of Toronto
visited during the holiday with Mr:
and Mrs. Wm. McKenzie, Bluevale
Road. Visitors at the same home
on Sunday were Mr. John Mc-
Kenzie of the S.S. John E. F. Mis-
ner, Prescott, Mrs, McKenzie and
children of Teeswater; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Schneider and family,
Turnberry, Mr. Percy McLean of
Belgrave and Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Lediet of Wingham.
--Mr. Bob Gibbons of CBC Toro-,
onto, Miss Sheena Smith of Wood-:
stock and Mr. and Mrs. 'Gamer,
Gibbons of Elmira were week-end
visitors with Mrs. F, Carter, Fran-
cis Street. i •
—Rev. and Mrs, A. E. C. Pent-,
land of Decatur, Ill., are visiting
this week with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
McCeol and Mrs. Christie.
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Are you employed where there are 15
or -more including the employer? rrrsnalMli
1111111D.-- If so, you are subject to compulsory enrol-
ment through, your , place ;of employment. -
Your employer must enrol you by August
31, 1958, and begin payments in December '
1958. Your employer will register you.
3. Are you' a member of a professional
r , association, medical co-opCrative, craft
union, credit union, retailjederation, '
or like group? , . •
-If number I or 2 does nett 43p to you, check i ?,'
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PAYMENT' OF PREMIUMS
GROUP PREMIUMS will be ,payable monthly. in
one remittance to , the Commission beginning 'in,
December, 1958.
INDIVIDUALS remitting to the Commission on a
Pad-Direct basis will pay as folloWs:
One month's premium at the time of applicatten,
on or before September 30, 1958 — and after
that payable on a quarterly premium basis begin-,
ning in January, 1959.
PREPAID 'CUSHION' The first payment of
one month'; premium by groups and individuals
registered pridr , to the closing dates stated above,
will ,covera benefit period of dine months from
January 1 to March-31, 1959. This sitill'set up
"prepaid" 'period to maintain benefits during times
when a person. may be laid off, changing jobs, or
temporarily out of the province.
LATE REGISTRATION MAY PROVE COSTLY
Groups and individuals not registered by the closing
dates stated above tinder given classifications-will
not only fail -to qualify for, the two months' tree
coverage but Will be required to wait three months
following application before benefits become' avail- I 6
able. For example, a group or resident applying in
February will not have protection effective until May 4.
—Guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Parish for the holiday were Mr.
and Mrs. James Harriston and
daughter Nancy of Preston, Miss
Dixie Dunham of Point Edward,
Miss Lenore Guy, Toronto and Mr.
Joe Black, Ma,ctier.
—Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smith of
Toronto visited in LucknoW for
then, centennial, Mr. Smith was a
former editor and publisher of The
Wingharn Times and at present
operates a commercial printing
business, The Dovercourt Press, in
Toronto, •
—Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Critick-
shank of Detroit, formerly of Wing-
ham, visited at the home of , his
cousin, Mr. Roy Barrett, Morris
Twp.
—Mr. and, Mrs, Ken Winegarden,
Mr, and Mrs.- Frank' MCConnell,
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Ste. Marie and
their families, of London, and
Mr. and Mrs, Ken White of Aurora,
visited for the holiday week-end
with Mr, and Mrs, George Currie.
—Mr: and Mrs. Relnaka, and
Sofia of tistowel visited with her
Parents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles
Rapper,
—.Mr. and Mrs G. O, Casenriore,
Carting Terraee, had as /TOO
gueStO inerld)ers of the letter's
finally, Mr. arid Mrs. Kobert, Mae.
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