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with the forme ssista"
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Paisley had charge of.>the min=
sage at .the-- :Wring ;Fr, y.
te; Church Sunday morn%ngr
Victor Wybonga of ItYllitechorch,
where Mr. Wyinga is stunt.
.reacher at Chalmers P,r,r
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to prion hur
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Mr, and Mrs. ,CharlOOV
were
Sylvia of l�gmflnttve',!�ilie
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If we should se// out of this item a rain -check-
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will beissued, assuring delivery at the advertised ice.
y even} g visitors • ;with, her
,arenas, l j r. and lVtra PhOrri
sign. , Ing lm '
On Tuesday Mr. and *M. -
neth Johnston.and Debbie 'left for
their home at Victoria. B.C.
price for - • „
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8 � 5 & � 78_ � u�' four
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$75 OO
NOW AT THESE 'firestone
DRUM BRAKE
OVERHAUL
We start by ti;ruing the drums and arcing
the new linings for perfect braking con-
tact. And we check master cylinders,
wheel cylinders, brake shoe return
springs and brake fluid lines. We use
only premium quality brake fluid. We
check and repeal( outer front wheel"
bearings. Then we road test your car.
Guaranteed for 30,000 miles.
STORES
DRUM BRAKE
OVERHAUL FOR
TOYOTA
DATSUN, VW
Here's the big brake value for those
small cars! Includes new linings on all
4 wheels. We°adlust brakes, .repack
front wheel outer bearings and Inspect
brake systems.
I'I s i o nt STORES 115 JOSEPHINE STREET
WINGHAM
PHONE 357-3733
651d easy to -reed numerals reds
are framed bye gracefully tapq
oblong case to produce tasteful
contemporary look 31 ' high,
6" wide.
ELECTRIC
ALARM CLOCK
6V1 22
BROOM RAKE
39
RIPq
DIC BRAKE
SERVICE
(by the disc brake experts)
We install 4 new front disc pads in-
spect ,calipers, rotors. rear brakes.
parking brake and brake fluid level
And we inspect and 'repack outer front
wheel bearings. , Rotor turning and
caliper re -building extra if necessary
Guaranteed for 24.000 miles or 24
months whichever comes first
95
15 -drawer
Ideal for holding
screws nuts
bolt& sfwiffq
accessories.
etc
They stack,
buy2 or
TWO sights and ' two days At lunch time a dinner bunt kept
packed full. of activity for 60 the boys occupied film the.'
Wingi ai n COS and leaders at 6 lunch ingredients cached here,
Camp Men.esetung on Lake there,, and everywhere, Finally,
Huron, just north of Goder eh when found, the grub washOaated
started off the local Scouting `" over open fires by each "Wye
sonwith- a bang. and then they joined .around the
Wingham Public School was main campfire at the totem poles
the take -off scene Fridayevening for a feed of corn and birthday
when a caravan of 'private cars cake, which was to honor Bruce
was organized to haul the small LeVan's lith birthday Saturday.
army over to camp. Youngsters
piled with bedrolls and luggage,
swarmed onto the scene and
many parents were present,
some to wave a fond farewell,
others to jointhe ramp as leaders
or helpers.
Under the general leadership of
Mrs. Gunter Heim, in Cub
language `Akela Kaa", the party
arrived at Menesetung Camp in
good time Friday evening and en-
joyed a story time and big camp-
fire, topped off with a treat of hot
chocolate before "sacking out" in
the camp. cabins.
Saturday brought a busy round
of activities, including craft
work, making Indian headbands
and other projects, a forest trail
in the bush and swimming in the
camp pool. Eating is a big item
every day with Cubs and -Satur-
day proved no exception. Chief
cook was Mrs. John ` Langridge
with help from Mrs. Hynes, Ans-
ley Currie and Claudia Hynes,
and they were kept busy.
Saturday evening brought
more skits and songs around thie
main campfire with -story time
before lights finally went out.
Sunday was taken up with,
swimming and games and a craft
project constructing bird feeders.
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Camp broke up about 4 pan.
after a great deal of sorting out
and gathering up and the convoy
returned to Wingham in time for
l asthesaying goes,,'
�#}�M
b, ■t ppy". :
Leaders who
canip and made the
PoSSible
Ken Poston, Dare Hyp, 'gligA
Sinna>i?oon, Aum`. FroOrl
Wall, ,Jean Orien, ,Allan. 11'
Mrs. Jim Currie, 'arm 1e-
strand and Tina .H
For the new seams. of activity
coming up, more Cubleaders are
needed. Anyone interested in fir,
Ing some time tothis pleasilrable'
activity should contact the •Cub
leader, Mrs. .Heim,
Report Lions bi. f4 o winners
�� Belanger,,
Mr Herb : iaflOV r
Howick .Lions' bingo winners
for the past week were: t$5i
Regular games: Mrs. Angus, Door prizes_
Ted Weyers,
Wingham; Mrs. Herb Belanger, towel; Maude Greenley,' i a ri!
Hanover; Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, ton; Isabel Tiffin, 'i i cknow and
Lucknow ; Ted Weyers, Listowel; Dolly Felker, Listowel.
Alice Hall, Harriston; Dolly Fel- Lucky* draws: Gladys Listo-
Sates,
ker, Listowel; Pat Theodorff, Harriston; Pat The�orff,.
Listowel ; Mary Dumphy, Listo- wel; Larry Caswell, Viinghaflt
wei ; Mrs. Jean Tiffin, White- and Mrs. Turner, Harriston.
church; Mrs. tiaselgrove., Wing -
ham and Mrs. H, Reidt, Wroxe-
ter ; Mrs. Lillian Newman, Wing -
ham; Mrs. Harnock, Gorrie;
Mrs S Holloway Wingham;
Mrs. Wes Tiffin, Whitechurch;
William' Upper, Listowel, and
Mrs. Don Foerester, Elmira;
Mrs. Angus, Wingham and Mrs.
Day, Wingham.
Share the wealth: Irwin Schlos-
ser, Hanover; Jean Alton, Har-
riston ; $25 special : Maude
Greenley, Harriston; jackpot
consolation plus , bonus : Maude
Greenley ; lap card special : Doris
Adams, Bluevale; dart game:
SAUC i SIZZLERS
GORRIE -- The third meeting
for the Gorrie i 4-H club's prof,
jest, The Thiir i" Meal, was held at
the home of.Uirs.,Matusxek. Minty
utes were read. by Kathy, Bennett
and Sauey Sizzlers was chosen as
the name of the club. Discussion:
was on fish, flesh and fowl. ;Marl
• garet Good made a . sal -mon 'loaf
which was tasted by the . mem
hers.
CUBS AND LEADERS from Wingham enjoyed a two-day camp -out at Menesetung Camp'
on Lake Huron just'north of Goderich and wound up activities with a bang-up feed around
the main campfire Sunday afternoon. A huge cauldron of corn on the cob provided the.
main course for many of the youngsters and grown-up leaders as well. Mrs:Guenter Heim
was in charge,of the party, aided by a dozen leaders andparents. (Staff Photo)
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1 0 • ,04 :4"%. .WINGHAM CUBS along with a dozen leaders enjoyed a camp -out at . Aenesetun'g Camp
Friday to Sunday. Here's the "Huron" tribe .consisting of Jeff Anderson, Mike Pletch,
Randy Netterfield, Tom Foulon and Brian Hay, roasting up a fast hotdog lunch. Russ Fox -
ton was their leader. (Staff Photo)
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CORN ON THE COI was the final treatfor 45 Wingham Cubsand their leaders at Menese-
tung Camp on Lake Huron Sunday afternoon as the finale to a two-day camp in cabins.
The youngsters cooked their,own lunch over' wood fires, then joined at the main campfire,
and totem poles for corn and dessert. (Staff Photo)