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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-03-14, Page 14poop ..w , Acivallee� Thursday, Manch 14, 195 Personal Notes from Whitechurch Mrs., Orville_ Tiffin; Joe TU- BA' loan and Joey were in Lon- domon Tuesday where Mrs. Tif- fin itfin had a check-up on her re- cent eye• operation, Bruce Lamb of Goderich, who had been attending the Agricultural School at Ride - town, . is now' a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. He is son of Mr. T. Lamb and the late Mrs. Lamb who was the former Annie Kennedy and will be remembered by many here. At the time of her death she was .District Women's Institute 'president of West Huron, On Wednesday evening Rus- set `and LeslitRitchie arrived harne from S' where they had been visiting with the lat- ter's son Alvin, Mrs, Ritchie and family. Art Moore 'was in Belmore on Saturday where he visited with his daughter and helped celebrate her birthday. He re- turned to Preston on, Sunday. Miss Ruth Coulter and het friend, Miss Pauline Metkley of Milton, nurses -in -training in Guelph, spent the week -e4 with the former's parents, Mr;, and Mrs, Norrrlan Coultes. Douglas Coultes, of Dresden, is also spending aweek's holi- days with oli-dayswith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Linn and Randy were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Purdon and family of Thorndale, We are sorry to report that Jim De Boer, son of Mr. and. Mrs." John De Boer is a patient in Wingharn and District Hos- pital with a foot injury. We are pleased to report Duane Currie was released from Wingharn and District Hospital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jirn Toth of - Kitchener spent the week -end with her parents. Mr,.. and Mrs, Ichn L. Currie, Mr.and Mrs, Jack Qillespie of Sarnia have just returlied' home after a month's vacation in Florida. Word has'been received here that Miss Winnifred` Farrierof Torontoleft by plane on Satur. day to spend a two weeks' vasa- tion in Florida, Mr. and. Mrs, Bill Evans . re- ceived e-ceived word on the week,,end that their grandson, Randy Evans, son of M. and Mrs. Eric Evans, of London, had dev- eloped measles and two,days later,had to be taken to Victor- ia Hospital. London, for .an appendectomy 'and put in iso- lation. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Farrier were Mr. and hiss. Jaynes Davis and Cheryl of Wean. • Word has been `tecejved here �111�111t111�111�1 ll�lll�l ti■IIl�ili�lll■III�III�IW■111�111iU1�11I>•111w111ei11N111/I11/111w1i1w1 t1wJI1�i11�i11�I11N111�1_I W., \J by Mrs, George McClenaghan that her brother-in-law, Mex Sealy of Victoria, husband of her sister, the former Edith Gaunt, had passed' away ,Feb- ruary 29 at a Vancouver nursing home where he had been; for some time. ,After spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. George Ross and family of Owen Sound, ' Mrs, Robert Ross. on Friday; re- turned to her home here with Mrs. Don Ross, Visitors on the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt Vere Donald Gaunt of - Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Ton Dlstein of Max. Jack Aitchison spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Clark MacGregor of,Mitchell. Mr, and Mrs, Ale, Robert- son, Margaret and Marilyn of Batt Wawanosh were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mts. W al- 1!IIAI�IH1IHUltt1uhI111i1J uIIIuJIIiI1ImIrlIlllIJ IIlt ter Ellt° and family. Mrs, 1 ac1r c' Fe ,Nie aw�5i to her hone on John Street on Sunday, lifter spending a few months with her daughter, Mrs, Davidson of St. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Jann>ieson were Sunday visitors with Mr,. and Mrs. Roy 'mina _of W. Wa - wanosh, Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs, Cecil Falconer and. Mr. and Mr's. George Tiffin of Luckriow on Friday, eveningat. tended the Cle horn- a : g I�.vts wedding reception held' at #ona. Vista9estauxant, Waterloo. ° After the reception they went ter Streetsville and spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and, famil . Mr, and Mrs,,. Eldon Emer- son anal` Darlene of St. Cathar- ines spent the weekend with Miss Lila Emerson and,ori Sun* , day were visitors with, Mrs.. Maud Hagg.tt at Pinecrest Manor, Mrs. Russel Chapman went to Toronto on Sunday to visit w ith..Mr. and Mrs, Ross Smith and faniUy for a few days. On Tuesday. Mn. Smith and •Mrs.. Chapman wit! go 1~t s fi y to attend a gift show being'�held tre',� ' Stewart Scott of Lang,s visited on Friday with Mr, and Mars, Wallace Conn, Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John'nie ana J son rid family were her brother, Sibert Walrnsly of Scarborough, and his friend, Max .Kadlac-pf Tor - Mr, and Mrs, ►lbert Coultes caked on Sunday at the home of Mrs, Fred* Atkinson of Pais'. ley and visitors with ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Schwiehtenberg, and family of Port Elgin, ,Athol Purdon of Sarnia and Hector Purdon elf Strathroy call- ed Monday* at the borne of Mrs. Cecil Falconer, ..Rev, Horace Braden of Lon' don was; a Sunday dinner guest with' Mr;. 'and Mrs, Wallace Conn and family. Gary Chapman is now erre. Harvester Company at Harnfl' Mx, and lvfxs. Wallace Conn were Sunday visitors with Mr. Mfg, ra► • Wingham, ' _ `. Wayne Martin of Hamilton spent the Meek+end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin. Chalmers Presbyterian W. Mr' S. Will hold their spring thank* Offering meeting on Friday, ''March lb at 200 p.m. in -the church when ROY. Angus. Miter, Kay, missionary from Jhansi, India, will be the guest'speaker. Men as well as wotnen are cm* dially invited to attend . sn4 hear the message of work being. done On the field, ATTEND .FUNERAL. Mr. and Mrs, Jack. Bateson .were In'Duurham on Monday where they attended funeral sere vice at Knlox..intted Church 'for Arthur Newell, Mr, Newell, 48, was in.°the lnsuxance business, M. Newell, and Mr, Bateson were.close friendsduringAheir service with s +: ehlicirert not to hcinctie wild animals **bits ,is a fatal infectious disease whisk may affect any warm blooded animal i ncludii n man. In certainprovinces1 especially Ontario, wildlife is heavily infected with rabies virus, The fox and the skunk account for more than 90'' per ' cent of diagnosed cases. Health officials recommend that all family pets be v a e einated against rabies and N. vaccinated at least every two years. '' ., "• . , While rabies May not affect the part of the country where :you, live at a time when there are reported outbreaks it is wise to teach children to o b serve wildlife at a safe d i. s -. tante. Do not, coax. play: with or handle wild animals or touch any animal found dead, 'lf you suspect you have been the. Royal Canadian Air,Force . infected by a'rabid animal, during World War lIy ei. t r, call our.:' oc o , taanowiinouliituriiiiintimiliwolailiatitiiiiticamainonatoolifillols111111111111111111111111111.11tillintillot11101111wii The Wingham Advance.Times Thursday, Macs 14, 1 - Sugar Crisp 9-ez. Honey: Cemb 6 -oz.. Crispy Numbers 10 -oz.' • KLEENEX -- 75s LUNCHEON NAPKINS- TUCK — '/a" x gpp•• Cellophane Tape 39 MAPLE LEAF SCHNEII?ERS MAPLE LEAF Fresh Ciftktu1cKen SWEET PICKLED COOKED t'ATT :•:i,.:::iii::Fiilii:f:1Ci = Weston Ih Off ANGEL CAKE ,&oz. 49( McCormick's 3 Var. MALLOW ' Pkgs. COOKIES 89� 14 • ■ a. 1 LASED e �NDAYg'II PEN , FRIDAY '. 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