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Mrs. Robert Sinnanten and Rich-
ard, Wingham, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and :Kra. dohn Sinnanion,
Wroxeter.
• Mr. Ed. Falconer and Miss Mar-
jorie Currie of London agent the.
week-end with her mother, Mrs,
R. J. Currie.
Mr. Fred Deacon Is again a pa-
tient in Wingham Hospital, after
suffering another heart seizure on
Satnrday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Day of Gar-
de visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Harold Currie. Mr. Currie
has been quite. ill with .flu.
Dr, and 1Vfm. Donald Watt and
Elizabeth of Bella Coola, B.C., vis-
ited with his parents, :'Rev. and
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Mrs, W. Watt on Thursday arn1
spent the week-end with, her -par-
cats, Mr. and Mrs. William, Lines
of Toronto. p$% Watt was the mis-
sionary speaker at Timothy Eaton
Memorial Church, Toronto, last
Sunday for three services on their
50th anniversary. He was also one
of several on it panel on mission-
ary work held in the church. on
Monday evening. They came by
plane and. returned; to B.C, by
plane on Tuesday morning.
The W.M.S. of the United' Church
is holding an Easter Thankoffering
meLang in the church here on
May 11 at 8.15 p.m., when Rev. J.
H. Steed of Moorefield, a returned
missionary, will he guest speaker.
Societies from, Luoknow, Bitievale
Langside and the local Presbyter-
Ian Church have been invited to
attend to hear this noted speaker.
Mr. tuid Mrs. Cameron Simmons
and Nancy of London visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cinis.
Martin and Wingham relatives on
Saturday.
Mr. and, Mrs. Clayton Scholtz
and family of Ooderieb visited on
Saturday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Ezra Scholtz.
Mrs. J. 0. Gillespie, Mrs, Walter
Lott and Mrs. Ezra, Schultz spent
Monday in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laiallaw
•of London anent Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs. Etroy I,;(idlaw. •
Unusual Job for Wingham .136'• y Shop
PRIZE WINNERS—Winners in the, annual compe-
tition sponsored, by the Winghain Bridge Club were
presented with trophies last Thursday evening, The
group inch:dee left to right, Mrs, Art Wilson, fourth
prize, winner; Joseph Martin, third prize winner;
Mrs. Richard Lloyd, president of the club; Art
Wilson, second prize and 141rs Herb Campbell, who
was top tvinner.,---Photo by Connell.'
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Mr's • Robert Meinnis of Teeswater,
busy during the past week, build-
Mr. Victor Emerson has- been
Mr, Arnold Lotigheed, who has log an extension to the garage at
the manse, been employed for the past few
weeks at :lt> immas,. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, Relison Falconer of
Lougheed and Children, who have Sarnia were at Barrie for the
been with her parents for. the past week- end attending the marriage
Iwo weeks, returned to their home of Mr. and Mrs, William Wright,
at Midiarki ,on Saturday. and Brian and Paul 7i-falconer spent
the week-end with their grandpar-
Mr, and Mrs. Irwin. MeCienaghan ents, Mr. and Mrs. C.'eeil Falconer. and family 'of St. Thomas, visited
on Sunday - with his parents, Mr,
and MrS. Ben lVfeClenaghan.
Mr. and Mrs, itarold Finlay and
Brenda of Belmore visited on Sun-
day with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Irwin.
Miss Lillian Smyth of Toronto
and Mr., Barry Vincent of Hamilton
spent the week-end at the home of
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Edwin
Smyth.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Coultes and
Diane, and Mr, and Mrs. Alex
Leaver, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs,. D, A, Hackett of AO-
field. •
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove
and his. mother; Mrs. Musgrove of
Wrexeler, visited on Sunday with
Mrs. D. Willis. William Willis,
whd has been working at Harris-
ton, spent, the week-end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cronin of
Caledon spent a few days last
week at their _home on Highway
86,
-Mr. . Fred Leaver returned to
Toronto. on Sunday, after spending
the past week at the ll,,eaver home.
on. the River Road,
Mr. A. E. Purdon of Ltieknow, is
a patient M. Walkerton Hospital.
this, week. •
Mr, and :Mrs. Dan TIMM and
family, ,.and Mts. Orville Tiffin,
visited on Sunday with Mr.. and
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- Mr, Rutherford Reavie isa
patient in Westminster Hospital,
London., this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Clood and
Mr. and Mrs. Israel. CI-ood and
children are moving this week to.
their new home on Main St., Wing-
ham, Mr, and Mrs, Ludwilt Nos.
trzwa and their three children, are
moving from near Lueknow to
take over the Good farm.
Mr. and Mrs, William Kennedy
of Marnoch visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, John Woolcoek of
Oleriannon. •
- Mr, and Mrs, Archie Holmes and
Mr. and Mrs. James Iienderson of
.traritford spent the Week-end -With
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin of
Kinloss. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Pardon .and Mr, .Harris Pardon,
Wingham, .visited on Sunday at the
Tiffin home.
Mr. Charles Johnston Clark
Johnston's father, is in
Johnston,
Hospital after a severe heart
seizure 'last Thursday- night,
Mrs. Reuben Tiffin of lAingside,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Ihmetson.
.Mr. Gary 3/fotton. of Waterloo
College, and Kincardine, had
charge of the service in the Pres..
.byterian, Church here on Stinday..
II/fr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm
and family visited. on -Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Robert Bolton of
Teeswater.
'hast Wawanosh Council was sett
ting up the ertishee in Aldin. Par-
den's gravel pit on Monday,. ft's
a 'Jong time since the frost was as
hard on toads, aft It haft been this
spring, Many cars and. trucks
have had to be pulled out of
bottomless holes, -and detours soon
broke up under .heavier traffic.
Mr, James Forster arrived home
from. Victoria Hospital - on Thurs-
day lest, coming by ambulance.
Clarence Adams commenced
wont . on Monday • with the Cox
Construction. Co. of kitchener.
.Me, and Mrs, Mitchell :Elliott; and
family, of Ailsa -Craig, and his
Mother, .Mrs, Cordon Elliott, and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and
family .visited on Sunday With Mr.
and Mr's. William McPherson of
St. -Helens.
;tie ladies of the Wornett's Insti-
tute Wilt meet oft Ttiesday next at
Fry and Blackhall facory, Wing-
ham, at 2:30 p.m. and. be taken on
a tour of limpet-than, and then meet
for a lunch, served by. the Wing-
ham ]institute in the - town hall,
.Where the 'Inialliess meeting will
be held. the latileS. of the
tottlitaillity are cordially invited to
attend.
Victor Emerson and -Mrs.
Ezra Seholtz will attend, the insti.-
tote enitterenee held in Guelph at
the G.A.O. this Thursday and
Vtiday,
Alm Sam Reid club her daugh-
ter; Mrs, William Humphrey of
Laeknow visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. W. R. le artier,
Mrs, VI, H. Grositorth and Karen,
the Viringlatin Distriet High School
Queen were In Londlift• on Ti`titlay
and spent the day as guests of the
London Free Press, with a, picture
of all the "Queens" in the Satur-
day paper, All enjoyed the trip
and the entertainment.
Miss Norma Forster and Miss
Beverly Gaunt of the Well's Acad-
emy, London, spent the week-end
with their parents in W. Wawa-
nosh.
Mrs. John :Inglis and Tommy of
Fordwich .visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex :Inglis.
Mrs. John Flannigan of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Mae Inglis of High-
gate, and Mr. • and. Mrs. Roddy
Inglis and family -of Watford visit-
ed last week-end with their par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Inglis.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward_ Nicholson
and Colleen of Thamesville spent
the weelt4md , with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison and
s'ith Goderieh relatives,
Of the seven challenge shields:
awarded for school choirs, rhythm
hands and double trio. at the Bel-
grave Music Festival, -the town-
ship of East Wawanosh won five
as well as the top four winners in
the duet class, also top winners in
the solo classes, These winners
will he presented on the Saturday
Morning Studio Party. on CENN.'
Radio.
Miss Agnes King of .:Eitunilton
was a visitor . with, hoe mother,
Mts. Eddie King froth Friday to
Monday, at the • home of Mr.' and
Mrs. Bert
Miffs Irene Paton of Wingham
and Mr. and' Mrs. George Coultes
visited on Stindhy with Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Perini of Mitchell.
Miss June Wright of Clifford
spent the week-end at the home of
her sister, Mrs4Sidney Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Beeeroft,
Ronald and Kip, and Mr. mid
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WHEN IT COMES TO BODY WORK, you'd have to
go a long waY to find a shop any more versatile thim
the Winghairt Body Shop nt the north end of the
eommunity. As the above picture shows, Sid Adams,
ieft,.awner fit the shop, took on the job of re-painting
Russ Farrier's light aireraft last Week. Russ flew
his plane in to a field close to the Adam's establish-
ment, and it was then misted over by hand Where
Sid was able to do a _fine job of re-painting fie plane.
Service such as this points rip the fact that the
Winghatu Body Shop eau: look after almost any job
that comes niong,-Why don't you call. Sid Adams,
about; your cur—and have all those winter dents and
rust removed snail. (advertisement-)
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