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--Visitors over the week-end
with. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mackay
were his Sisters, Misses Aeries and
-Bertha MacKay and Miss• Betty
Seat, all of London,
-Mt and Mrs. Raymond Ileirt-
ing and son john of Wpodstock
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Chris Newman and Mr, Newman.
—Mrs. Edna 'Boyle has returned
to Toronto after spending her
holidays with her aunt, Mrs, James
Robertson, at Lower Wingham,
and other relatives, and with her
friend, Mrs, Robert Doyell,
Visitors over the week-end
REASONABLE CHARGES
George Williams
Located in Mason's • Store.
Owing to lack of .space, watches
and small cloeks. only.
WATCH REPAIRS
FIRST CLASS
aissersraraasarareaswransaascaatestielWallatreassaaaweavar
with, Mr, and Mrs, Walter Pecaelt
were Norman of Ajax, Mr. and
Mrs, ,Paul Rnianke of .Gisathaani
Wilfred Pocock of Tore/Ito , and
MI% and Mrs, Doug Sasith of Kit,
chener
—Miss Friary Ann $01.1thallft Is
holidaying at Sturgeon Lake and
Toronto .for the la,st two weeks in
July,
—Mr. and Mrs. Williaaa Beckett,
Dawn and Mary Lela of Sarnia
Were week-end visitors with Mrs.
laeckett's sister, Mrs. Barry Wen-
ger,
—Mrs, Roy Bonner, of Lockini,
Quebec, and Mrs. Doug loose of
pert Chester, NY, are visiting
with. Mrs, E. M. Sneli dna -6fliei
Wingham friends.
--'Mrs, Peter MacKinnon •was in-
vited to address the girls attend-
ing Cam)* Cigita last Wednesday.
About 35 girls •and their leaders en-
joyed her remarks on "Better
Grooming", including care of the
hair and skin,
—Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith re-
turned home last week after a va-
cation at Montreal. Mr, Smith is
now attending summer classes.
—Mr. and Mrs. A, S. Williamson
of Toronto were week-end guests
with his sisters, Misses Agnes and
Marion Williamson. On Monday
they all left on a motor trip. ;,
—'Mr. and Mrs, H. -A, Fuller,
Wendy and Bill spent the , week-'
end with Rev, J. H. James and
Mrs. James • at their cottage at
Lions Head,
—Mr. and Mrs, Bruce MacDon-
ald, Carey and Stephen spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Groh at Oshawa. •
—Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Temple-
man, Mr,- and Mrs, Ted• English
and family, Ray Brooks and Misses
Judy MeKiblaiin and,' Trtidys Allen
. visited Cigita on Sunday. Camp
Misses LindaTempleamanaSue• Ben-
nett and Barbara Hall returned
home with then; after ten days at
camp.
—I/4a Edward Maddox of Mid-
land is visiting this week with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Stafford. Batescin: '
—Miss J, Murray and Miss Pa-
ton spent last week- in Guelph at-
tending the. Women's Institute
holiday.
and Mrs,iney Brydges and
family of Tortritas visited at the
week-end with, ,her. Mother, Mrs.
Roy MaeDcinald, ••
—Ma and:. Mrs, • :John -Langridge
are spending a few daYs 'this week
in Toronto; , „ . • •
Rev, and Mrs.„Eosiglas Fry and
fainily• are spending" their' Vacation
at ,the Lewis cottage' at Poplar
Beach, •M'aster Jansei, Ritchie of
L'Uditnew Visited his '" cousins
there last :week.
a-Mi4ses•Claras artdalleleasRagan
of <Buffalo; NJY„, here iweek-end
visiters Witlia•thair Cousana..-Mrt,
Gordon MackiiYancallaalcIaeXay.
Miss Beverley Siviailt;;Sgrist,-
ford, is spending the week Withsy,ter
Cousin, Master Paul SWatridge,
—Mrs. Margaret Sutton visited
her daughter, "Mrs-, Keith Oliver at
London over the week=end.. Mrs.
Harvey Peterson of Monroe, Mich.,
visited with Mrs, Sutton last week.
Mrs. ,Mae lielrta of London
spent a few days last week with
Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Schneider. .
—Mr, and Mrs. Allister. Green
and t amily moved last week, ta.
Goderieh, where they will take SIP
residence.
—Mrs. Walter Burrell of Port
Credit is spending some time with-
her son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bur-'
1.01.
—Visitors at the home of Mrs,
D, S, MaeNaughton on Friday.
were, Mrs. Alex Hammond ay
Mrs. Victor Shore, of IVIeorefiekl,
Mrs, Hammond was a guest on
"M'Lady" in the afternoon and
gave a talk on "Worry".
—Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walker
and Tommy 'spent a week's vaca-
tion at a cottage anear Paary.
Sound.
—Mrs. Ross Vogan and family
spent a few days last week with
her 'brother, Mr, George Clarke,.
Sara Clarke and family in Toronto.
—Mrs. Gordon Knights of Blen-
heim• spent the past week- with' Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Dunlop.
—Ma . and Mrs. Allan Small-and'
Penny' of Toronto /ere week-end
visitors with ,Mr. and -Mrs, Ed
Sniall. and Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Da-
vidson.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carson were
in Ridgetown at the week-end to
visit with Mrs. Ralph Dauphin.
—Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mitchell
and -family of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Harmon Mitchell of Rothsay
and Mr. and Mrs. R, H. Coultes
were. Sunday guests with Mr, and
Mra, Norman Keating,
'-'aMr. and Mrs. Bill Maize -of
Toronto were week-end visitors
With her sister, Mrs, George Ross.
Mrs: Ross returned with thent to
spend, a few days 'n. Toronto, '
• --Ma and Mrs. Don Adams and
family spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs., Jairket
McLean,. at Nottawa. Mrs, Adams'
sister, Mrs. Helen Caaerncire, ad-
corripanied them and also visited
with •her parents. ,
—Week-end, visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas McGeWan were
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Geisler 'of Walkerton and his bro-
ther, Dr, George McGowan, whp
was enroute to the 'veterinarians"
convention at the O.V.C.
—Mr, and Mrs, John W. Ashton
Jr. and four children of Milford,
Mich; spent Sunday and Monday
with his- parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Francis Mills.
—Miss Marion Oliver of Brant-
ford is visiting with Mrs. Walter
Davis for a few days.
—Mr. and Mis. Richard Sander-
son of Stratford and Mr, and Mrs.
Lorne Hudson of PalmerstOn w 're
guests at the week-end withvIr
and Mrs, Harry Tpwn,
—Mrs, Allan MeMarat's of Strat-
fo rrd, hzslsiteen.sturoy,fo visiting herr, mother, wrs.,,
days: We are s4rr to• ratihrt ahat
Mrs, Sturdy returned to Winghard
Hospital ma Monday.
TM.—Mr. and Mrs. Perry Penning,'
tan attended a family gathering
last Sunday at the 'home of their'
son, Harold, in Sarnia, to
their departure for their new ,home
real,' Toronto 'Harold is employed '
in the 'office of Bulk Carriers; the
firm- owned by •Chas, Crossett;:
formerly of Whigham,
aa•Mr. and Mrs.- Jach: Salter and
Mr. and Mrs, Allan MacKay: left
on Sunday morning for a vacation.
-Mr. and Mrs. C, NV;
•and Mrs, W. 13 dyfcCohl andas Maf''i
Art Wilson attended, the PeabOdy,
'Club, Daytona Beach, ;reunion
at Burlington on Tuesday 'of, last
week, Members attended • trent
New . York State, Toronto, Lind-a
say,. Peterborough .and • other plac-
es. Mrs. Loyd won second ,prize:''
—Matter David Langridge as
holidaying with his grandparents'
'Mr. and Mrs. F. Langridge,•,nesas
BelgraaeaaY a • „
• ).• aaltetat . -saar. ana Mrs BotaCarberLand
family of „Ottawa spent .•the week
end .with h parenta Mr, and Mrs
Fred Carbeat, and'on ; Saturday eta.
tended. •tbek?Seliwaas,- Byets 'wad=:
ding Bob returned lo.be.;'
taWas SuridaY night: but Maa'''Car'
beat and children remained' ta-
spend'two weeks With relativ6
and. friendss here and at' LiStoWel:,.,
• an 'cl.; Mra.. Frank Wilson of
Kitchener. 'were ,guests:. With Mr;
and Mtsaris .0, Wenger-on,-Fridays
Mrs, J B Miller of Walkerton was
-a -visitor :at the, same home
Mariday. • • "
—Mrs and •IVIrsaItonald ,Seddon'
are oa vacation _ .
—Miss Barbara- Edwards and
Miss' Barbara Hardie' of ' TeroAd,
are spending a vacation at Miarni
Beach atcl;ivill go 'on to Washing,
ton and Wier •points ibefore:return=
ing hcirne, - .
—Mrs. Chas. Bates and Cathy of '
Toronto have returned home after
spending a week with her 'parents,'
Mr. and Mrs, George Williams.
FORDWICH
Patricia Lynn, datighter of. Mr,
and Mrs,' Jim :Stewart, Was bap-
tizeit Sunday morning irathe Moles-
worth Presbyterian Church,
Shend. 'a r ;Mreerlst:en'd it °Yadt
en
ieliwpeollottdt spent t
Lake. •
Mr 44;,240. 'Tvan Lowry and
fataaily of Arthur 'Visited on Spa,
day with-Ifr; add. MO, Jack Brown,
Master Naitd Lowry returned hOme
after.. to o., weeks'
• Mr: and. Mrs.- Wellington Her-
Mra;;W: AaGibspri and Gar-
field' visited oae day last week with
atio,,garoid,Gibson in: victoria
petal Londoa. • ' • '
,King, left by, plane
from 'London? last week fora two
'weeksf .'irisit ,Ivitis his sister, alirS.
RaYniend Baylor sand' Mr, Baylor
in COrnarbtooks -Newfoundland;
Louise •IYfattaiWa :returned
honeaairat"aVre'elaa from!' month's
and's Eat'phia:.
'S*13'.W",4r" , • • : , '
1111r;'IkA4'itt:endPerili:rOf Lo udon
disei6srp:en:11;i cntgte. vacation,
with , his parents, Ma and Mrs:
'Mr. 'and- ittra. 'Fred Siefert and
'family,' of Galt viSitecl .One'day last
"week `With Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sie-.
fart ' Maiter'torne. 'Siefert of Galt
eadained-fdr St .iongervisit.
s &OS, William a• Lloyd 'tettirned.
noire last week after 'spending a.
inantli with alafives'• in the 4 wesa7
ern piiivinees. • • S. . • • r, •
Mr 'iraanian•:fAlbrecht sot kitela;
,erre`aaisaspeadingstwo:"Waeks, at the
'home of ills ;granddaughteri•`Mrs.
:krifold Iiorgsancl•Ma Deikr`
1vilaal.ROhiri-.1'4,4,.EfeeliWith. of Tra
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Irvotzl'!zit,dete,:sf the ,most -
delicious, tia whYnat try 'WS vary
successful recitial • •
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4
2' quarts
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• 2 quarts Hilly ripe 'raaPberriea,
desired, sieve half . Of pulp to
nicve:spme of the seeds.) Measure
4 ctipil into * very large saucepan,
To Maki* Yotir,jain: TO the mess-
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cups sugar. Mix Well, Place over
high heat, bring tO,a,ftill rolling •
b011. BOW herd '1 iniriute. stirring
constantly. Remove from heat,
stir in 'Ceti° Alt once, Skim' off
foitrU :With;trietal spoon. Stir and
skim fit! s minutes to cot)l slightly,
to prevent floating fruit. Ladle in-
to glaisett. Cover at once With' IA
inch het paraffin Makes aboUt 10
inedttinvglakses.
• When We; retention "Pectin" 'Mae
7,rwomen tap of ;don't realty under.
•••4tirittf,tOhitt it is", Weil,pectin is
,01:04)tholelliito aubataute found
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naturally, When you use Cello
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Idea to temper 4111%W glass jars
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.breildav Simply place th'e jars
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water, and then heat gradually' to
the boiling pohlt,
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1.4BT THE CUBS FALL WHERE THIEF lstAt-aLast week-end. the members of • the Wingham Cub paokg
piled into Camp Martyr at IaVealuiren for their annual ciatliga-and' • Were jot' about rained out ,on,
Saturday. Here they nurse a few bruises. at the end of a tug-of-walr,•4-AdvauceTtinsetaphoto. •