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•THE STUDENT MILITIA' left for Cedar
Springs Camp an Monday morning. They
will return to Wingham on Friday, From
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the left are Bdr. M. Forsyth, Bdr. Wells,
C. W. Chambers, M. V. Denomy, D. E.
Tasher, D. A. Wood.—A-T Photo.
- - Mrs. James Baxter of Til-
sonburg spent the past'week
with Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton.
- -Mrs. D. S. 'MacNaughton
spent the week -end in Milton
where she attended the marriage
of her niece, Stephanie Penny
and Dana Barras in Boston' Pres-
byterian Church,; Milton. :She
was accompanied by Mr's.
Frank Forster and Mrs. Charles
Veerchoor, both of Fordwich.•
--Miss Mary Ahara of Lon-
don spent the week -end with her •
parents,. Mr. and Mrs.. Robert
Ahara and on Sunday they all
went to Toronto to visit Mrs.
Ahara's father, Mr. C. J. Mc-
Conney..
- - Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mor-
. Jand
or-.:land and daughter Sonia of
Kitchener and his brother, Mr.
David. Morland of Gorrie and
Mr, Reuben Appleby. returned
home_ last weekfrom as extend-
ed holiday in Cape Breton,.
N. S,,, where they visited with
' Mrs...Morland's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Fraser, at Bay
'Si. Lawrence.
-Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Mc-
Intyre, . Wendy and Jodi of Sarn-
ia spent the week -end with his
• parents, Mr. and Mrs: J. C.1
`McIntyre Minnie Street. Jef-
frey Gerrie of Stratford_ and
Heather McIntyre of. Ridgetown
are holidaying with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mc In'-
tYre,. • ;
- -Mr.' and Mrs, Percy Gib-
son are holidaying at Mattice
. • 'Barry
their son,' Mr and Mrs
' Barry -Gibson.
--Mr, and Mr's. Warren Web-
er and family of Stratford, spent
the week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbons.
-Mrs. Edna Boyle ofron-
to is visiting this week with her
•cousin, Mrs. Alex Coulter arid
aunt, . Mrs. • James' Robinson.
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--Mr. Elmer Ireland spent a
few days last week in Toronto.
7 -Mrs. Isabel Forsythe of
London visited on Thursday with
her aunt, Mrs. John McGee, a
patient in the hospital.
--Miss Jennie $herriff of
Wingham has been a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital
for a few weeks,
--Mr. and Mrs.. Wilson
Smyth of the Bronz, 'New York,
spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Smyth of East
Wawanosh.
--Mr. and Mrs. George
Statia and John and Mr. and
Mrs, Jerry Statin and family of
Buffalo spent theweek-end with
Mr. and Mrs., John Statia of
Lower Wingham. Mrs. Statia
has been a patient in hospital
here for several weeks.
--Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Beecroft, and David of Edmon-
ton and Randy Milner of Cal
gary., are visiting this week with
their aunts, Miss Myrtle Bee-
croft and. Mrs. J. D. Beecroft
and family, and.` also with Bee-
croft and Thornton relatives in
this district.
--Miss Hannah Wilson of
Shuter Street returned home
last Friday afters pe n d i n g a
week with her brother, Dr. and
Mrs. T. G. Wilson of Tawas
City, Mich. •
--Miss Beverley Merrick is
spending, a few holidays at Ux-
bridge with her aunts, Mrs. Hale
Clark and Mrs. R. J. Taylor
and families.
-Miss Nell Hutchison of ,
Toronto, Mrs. Arthur Hutchi-
son of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hutchison of St; Clair
Shores, Mich'. and Mr. J., A.
Hlutchison of Grimsby visited
recently with Mrs. N. T. Mc-
Laughlin.
--Mr. John Gaskell and Mrs.
Y
Elizabeth Droumbolisof
London are spending a few days
this week at the home of Mr."
and. Mrs. Harold Wild.
--Miss Barbara White,retum-
ed home last week after spend-
ing two weeks at„the Ontario
,athletic Leadership Camp at
Lake Couchiching.
--Mrs. Arnold Thomson and.
Douglas returned home Friday
evening "from a five weeks' tour
of the western provinces. They
spent 'a few days with her dough -
ter, Mrs. Albert Hartley in Ed-
monton and visited other friends
and relatives along the way..
They went as far as Victoria,
B.C., and on the way home
attended the Calgary Stampede.
--Mr. Harold Walker of God-
erich was visitingformer friends
in Wingham on Thursday.
P -'-Mr. Eldred Nichol was
able b return home last Thurs-
day from London where he had '
been in Victoria Hospital for
several weeks.
-- Mrs. Plunkett of Port Ar-
°thur visited for a few days last
week with Mrs. Victor Young,
Scott Street. On Saturday they
attended a reunion_ of a few of
the 1918 class of Stratford Nor-
mal School at the'home of some
of their class members at Exe-
ter.
--On Friday. Mrs. Robert '
' Acton and Miss Shirley Acton of
Lemberg, Sask.., Mrs. Lorne
Brawn of Grand Valley, Mr s .
Duncan Keith and David of Cul-
ross visited . with Miss A n n e
Keith, 'Shutex Street. Mrs.Jack
Adams, Mrs. Austin Loree and
daughters Barbara -and Shirley
of Lucknow spent Friday after-
noon with Miss Keith.
George C. Allen of
Cleveland, Ohio; visited .With
his sister, 'Mrs. D. B. Porter on
Monday. •
--Miss Donna McKay has just,
returned home from a two
weeks' vacation at Mallorca,
off the coast of Spain. She was
Active summer for members
of Twenty-first Regiment
The local armouries, which
hasbeen a beehive of activity
for the last few weeks with the
student militia program, was
quiet once again Monday morn-
ing. The couae h been
moved to Cedar Springs Camp,
near Blenheim, for the next
week. While at Cedar Springs
the boys will receive instruc-
tion in fieldcraft, small arras
firing with practice, nuclear
chemical and biological war-
fare.
arfare. They will return to the
armouries this Friday.
Pte. Kathryn Duchatme re-
turned from her C. W. A.C.
general military training course
at Base Aldershot, N, S. , which
was most. successful. She stat -
ed that the girls ;looked far .
better than the fellows at drill
during the course. The regi-
rnent will be tempted to put a
hook on her aria and tnake°a
drill instructor out of hers
Pte„ MacAulay was success-
ful on her Junior NCO course at
Base 1pperwa$h.. Marie will
now help W. O. Morin to train
more C W 4C for the; unit.-
Lt. B. R. Nolan was very:
happy to receive word that he
had qualified as a Captain at
Base Shilo, Manitoba, Barry
was most impressed with t h e
home of the Artillery. He now
hopes to run his own course at
the local unit level. .
accompanied by her aunt and
cousin of Toronto..
--Week-end visitors at the
horne,,pf Mr. and -Mrs. Harold
Wild, Diagonal Road, were
Miss Daphne Mc Whirter,Vic-
toria, B.C., Mr, and Mrs. Pet-
er Vleeschhower and Miss Fraye
Johnston, Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. William Gaskell, London, .
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prestage
and children, Ricky and Kathy
of Sudbury, Mrs. Patricia Rider.
Chorozy and daughter Karen,
St. Catharines and Mr. James
G. Wild, Toronto.
-Mrs. Martha Baker has re-
turned to her home on Minnie
Street after three weeks visiting
her daughter at Arkona and in
Toronto: While in Toronto she
attended thewedding of her
grandson, Gary G.. Giles of To-
ronto and Rosemary C. Bolton
of Scarborough.
--Mrs. John Campbell, Rob-
ert, Brent and Lisa, also °Mrs
Drinkwater of London visited
with the former's mother, Mrs.,
Gordon Elliott.
--Mr. and Mrs. Hartley'
Gow-Chittidk vows at S
Andrew's
A small but pretty wedding
took.place„on July 20th at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham; when Lynda Jean
Chittick, daughter of Mr,_and
Mrs. Charles Chittick, and
Steven Bruce Gow,. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gow of Water-
loo exchanged vows.
Rev. Gordon L. Fish offici-
ated at the double -ring: cere-
mony. Mrs. Keith Nicholson
sang, Marriage Prayer and The
Lord's Prayer, accompanied by
Mrs. Don Robertson,on the or-
gan.
,The bride chose a formal
gown of chantilly lace over
taffeta styled with an empire
bodice and lily -point sleeves.
The A-line skirt featured a
plain organza insert down the
front.. The lace floating back -
draped into a chapel train. A
floral headpiece held her multi-
tiered silk illusion veil. She
carried a cascade of. pink
Sweetheart roses and ivy. The
bride was given in marriage by
her father.
Miss Sandra Pasco of Water-
., loo was the ,rniaid of honor and
the bridesrnain was Mrs. Don
Armstrong of R.R. 1 Teeswater,
sister of the bride. They wore
sleeveless empire gowns of
berry pink chiffon over taffeta
styled with chantilly lace bod-
ice and matching floral head-
pieces. They carried cascades
of shasta mums and icy.
The groom was attended by
Paul Litwiller of Waterloo. The
usher was Don Armstrong of
R, R. 1 Teeswater.
The reception was held in
the church basement with the
bride's mother receiving in a
dress of mint green chantilly
lace over taffeta with white
'accessories and a corsage of
pink mutns. She was assisted
by the mother of the groom,
who was attired in a pink crepe
dress with a matching lace coat,
white accezories and a corsage
of pink and white mums.
For a wedding trip to points
in Southeastern Ontario Mrs.
Gow wore a yellow linen dress
with black accessories and a
corsage of coral roses.
Mr, and Mrs. Gow .
side at 15 High St., Apt. 3,
- -Photo by Duch acme
Waterloo, Ontario.
Prior to.her marriage Lynda
was honored at a miscellaneous
shower in Waterloo. Hostesses
for ,the shower were Miss Sandra
Pasco'and Mrs. Robert Gow;
Lynda was presented with an
electric mixer, can opener,
utensils and many other smaller
gifts.
She was also presented with
a steam iron and other useful
gifts from her former friends
and neighbours in Wingham.
Smith. of•Tiilsonburg Visited
friends and relatives here a
couple of days last week,
7 -Mr. Tim Wilson of Toxon-
to is visiting with his brother,
Art Wilson.
--Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell '
Elliott of Ailsa Craig visited
with Mrs. Gordon Elliott a
couple of days last week.
--Mr. and Mrs. F. Caskan-
ette left Wednesday for Dart- •
mouth, N. S„ to spend two
weeks with their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Caskanette and
Pauline,. , Wilfred is in the:Royal
Canadian ,Navy serving in the
medical department at the Ca-
nadian Forces Hospital, Shear-
water, N,, S.
--Mrs. Gordon Elliott. spent
last week -end with Mrs. Jean,
Marshall at Owen Sound.
--Mr. Hugh Sinnambn and •
Ernest. Beecroft were in Malton
on Wednesday last to'meet the
former's nephew, 8-year-6ld
John Webster, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Webster of Halifax
who will spend a few weeks with
relatives here.
KuIs hi mingte
for busy days
;Here are some pro nts to
remember for such situations.,
Planning ahead is very import-
ant, Circle your busy days on
the calendar and plan to have
the ingredientsfor quick .meals
'on hand for these times. When,
shopping, consider buying.
some pre-cooked foods, can-
ned concentrates, and pack-
ages containing smaller packets
suftabkrt one meal. While
producing the short order meal.
begin with :activities requiring,
the most time, for example
the cheat or meat substitute, in
a rneai will usually need more,
time than: the 'vegetables. Ire-
m,ernber to begin by preheat
ing the oven. if you require it
in your meal preparation., Plan
deserts that are either, eaten
raw or a rill cook while you are
eating the first course.
A. sample menu might in -
chase sauteed chiclin linen
in a sauce made from condens-
ed mushroom soup and a pinch
of rosemary. This dish could
be served on crisp toast' A
salad of fresh spinach, lettuce
and sliced toi►atoeswould pro-
vide a contrast .of texture and.
color. peacl pride -down»
cake,, Made from canned Pe*”'
ekes, and cherries and a white
cake mb will bake while you
and your farnilyPsarnple the
first course;
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