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Green Giant NIBLETS, 14 oz. 2 for 37c
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Donald Duck ORANGE JUICE, 48 oz. .... 39c
Schneider's PURE LARD lb. 1.8c
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MaPre• Leal CHEESE SLICES 8 oz. 29c
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Summer Activities
For Scouts, Cubs
Quite a few representatives from
Wingham attended the spring
meeting of the Saugeen District
Boy Scouts' Association last Tues-
day evening, when a dinner was
held in St. Thomas' parish hall, in.
Walkerton. There were close to
80 people present from the district,
the largest attendance to date.
Walter Gaeler, of Chesley, was
chairman and the new secretary,
Michael Blender, of Chesley, gave
the usual reports, Dates and lo-
cations were set for a number of
events that will take 'place before
the fall meeting.
The annual church parade will
be held this year in Priceville on
June 5th. The arrangements are
for an open-air service if weather
permits, otherwise the service will
be held under toyer,
A sprine..camparee has been plan-
ned for May 21, 22 .and 23 at Camp
Martyn and one troop and one
leader from each centre -will at-
tend. There will he competitions
and a cup has been offered for the
troop with the highest ;points.
From June 30 to July 6, a Silver
Arrowhead course 'will be held in
Owen Sound, The summer camp
for district Scouts will be from
July 4 to July 14 at Camp Martyn
and the Cubs will hold camps- for
the remaining week-,ends of the
summer. •
It has been decided not to hold
regional Queen. Scout, ceremonies
in the future, and to have district
ceremonies instead. , This , should
allow for the attendance of more
friends for this event. In the past
accommodation has been limited
since the Queens Scouts came from
1
such a large. territory. .
Executive members were ap-
pointed to purchase new district
badges and it is hoped that they
will be available by fall. The field
day will be in Ripley some time in
September, the date to ,be an-
nounced later, and the fall meet-
ing of the association will be on
Onbebr 26 in Walkerton,,
Reports were heard from each
of the 12 centres and in general
the trend has been toward increas-
ed attendance. Most of the activi-
ties. were of a •usual nature but.
Priceville reported a gala night
when the parents were invited for
broomball, The Scouts played the
fathers and the Cubs took on the
mothers. The event proved very
successful.
Attending the meeting from
Wingham were Mrs. Dave, Croth-
ers, Mrs. Ross Gordon, Mr. and
Mrs. H, A. Fuller, Penny Gerrie,
Barb Pieltforcl, . Bob Rintoul, Bill'
Crawford, Byron Adams, Bob Mc-
Intyre, Alton Adams, Frank Madill,
Warren Callan and Andy Lunn.
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and choose her gift NOW froni our wonderful selectlim.
What lovelier gift than a, beautiful
lacy Slip from oar large itssortment.
Priced from $2.98 to $5.95
A fresh new stock of cool comfortable
SLEEPWEAR-shortie or regular gowns
Priced from $2.98
Baby Doll and the new Toreador style
, PAJAMAS priced from $1.98 $4,95
IIAND13AGS-. A terrine selection of handbagO ize
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New Summer bags at $2.98 and. $3.98
Mantle calf allti fine leathers in all leading shades.
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Always a. good selection, of Mobil; stYles and shades.
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Good Attendance
A dessert bridge and euchre was.•
hold in the parish ball -of Sacred
Heart Church last 1?Vedneeday af-
ternoon when a very enjoyable
time was spent. There were 22
tables in play.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson had the high
score in bridge with Mrs. Harry
Town second. In euchre - Mrs. El-
mer Merkley bed the high score
and Mrs. Marie Porter was the
runner-up, Mrs. P. Carmichael
won the door prize. There was a
iraw for a quilt, for which Mrs.
Cy Robinson held the winning
ticket and on the draw for the
child's smocked .drees Mrs. Wrl-
fred Veinier was the winner,
The quilt was donated by Mrs.
Austin Ste. Marie and dress by
Mrs. William Riddell,
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Godwin of
South. Porcupine were in town at
the week-end and called on friends,
They visited with Mn and Mrs.
William Harris and Mr. and Mrs.
John. Langridge on. Sunday.
--Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bell and
family of Petrolia were week-end
visitors with their parents, Mrs.
Matt Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Edgar.
-Mrs. George McKay and her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth McKay
of Hamilton spent last week-end
with Mrs. George Egleston and
Mr. A. C. Adams, Mary Elizabeth
had recently returned from a Car-
ibbean cruise.
-Mrs, Harry Snell of Londee-
boro and Mrs. E. M. Snell have re,
turned home after visiting in Chi-
cago with Mrs, Edward Inffting
and son Charles.
-Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Galbraith were
Mrs. J. F. Galbraith of Toronto,
Miss Helen Black and Mr, and.
Mrs. Bill Galbraith and David of
Kitchener,
•-Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Eitel) and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fitch visited
on Sunday evening with Mr. John
Fitch at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery.
--Mrs, Frank 'Forster of Toron-
to and Mrs. I. J. Gamble of Ford-
wich visited on Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. D. S. MacNa.ughton. .
-Mr. and Mrs. John. Stacey and.
Mr. and Mrs. Rel Falconer and•
Bill Stacey attended the weddinc. of
Mr, Bill Wright and Miss Ruby
McLeod on Saturday at Huntsville,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith of .
London visited over the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Currie, Wingham.
-Misses Florence and Minnie
Barber returned home on Friday
after spending the winter months
in Toronto. •
-Mr. George Williams has been
a patient in Wingham Hospital
since the latter part of last week,
suffering from pneumonia,
-Mr. George Allen of Chicago
spent mfew days at his _home here
over the week-end.
--Friends of Gus Boyle will be
sorry to learn that he has been
in the Wingham Hospital since the
latter part of last week,
-Mr. Herbert A. Fuller and Mr.
D. C, Nasmith flew to Montreal
from Melton on Tuesday, They
are in that city on business and
will return home in , a couple of
days,
TEST REQUIRED .
FOR NEW PERMITS
This fall all those who -have' not
previously 'held a hunting license
ot • have not purchased one this
year. 'that is by August 31st, 1960.
will have to pass a test based oe
a hunter safety course. which takeS
approximately four hours, • This,
course teaches the basic safety'
rules when handling firearms in,
the field, all the do's and don'ts.
for safe hunting.
There are several instructors in
Wingham, who give their time in
the interests of safety. Classes
are held in the Sportsmen's As-
sociation .building in Lower Wing-
ham at present.
:Anyone over 15 years of age 'in n
terested in taking .the course, or
anyone over 21, interested in be-'
coming an instructor, should get
in touch with W. R. Wormworth,
Conservation Officer in Wingham,
or with , Boucher of the
Wingham Sportsmen's Association,
, The compulsory feature of the
Hunter' Safety Training Program
Comes- into - effect, on Sept, 1, 1960.
No hunting license of any kind
which is to be effective after that
date will be issued to a resident of
Ontario without • the presentation
of:
a) A previous hunting license, or,
b) A certificate of competence,
issued by a qualified Bunter Safe-
ty Training Instructor, or
c) An application for a hunting'
license supported by an affidavit,
or statutory declaration, properly,
notarized, to the effect that the.
applicant has had previous exper-
ience and is familiar with the rules
of safe hunting. (Forms of affida-
vit will be supplied to issuers).
- Sunday afternoon 'vleltora" With
Mrs. Elizabeth Keith Were Mr. and.
Mrs, Charles Knight of Temple..
and Mr. and Mrs. James Wre,fili of
Holyrood.
---Mr. and Mrs. Don Rae and
family were in London at the week
end, when they took his mother,
who has been visiting here, hack
to the city..
Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Bates of
Toronto were Sunday visitors with
her mother, Mrs. George Williams
and visited with Mr.. Williams in
the Wingham Hospital,
.-James Armstrong, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Armstrong, had his
tonsils removed at Wingham. Hos-
pital last week,
--Mr. and Mrs, Doug Mi:Gowah
and Mark visited last week with
his brother, Dr. George McGowan
and Mrs. McGowan in Cornwall,
and with other relatives and friends.
in Ottawa.
Rev, and Mrs. C. F, Johnson are
spending this week 'with their son
Jerald F. .1, and Mrs. Johnson in
Boston, Mass.
-Mr. James Shynkar appeared
on "Sing Time" on Sunday after-
noon and was a dinner guest with
Miss Marguerite and. igiss Phyllis
Johns Sunday evening. Jim had
been to the service qt the United
Church in Clinton on • Sunday
morning.
-Mr. and. Mrs. C. M. 'Bennett Of
London were Weck.end Visitors At
the home of their daughter, Mrs
Freddie Templeman and. Mr; Teni--
pleman and with their -son,lVir. and
Mrs. Roy -Bennett, . • Miss Tiatth
Bennett returned home with, them
to spend the week with bo grand-
parents., •
Miss. Mary %Sit in n; nurse-MA.1.4n.
Ing at St. Joseph's. Hospital, Guelph,
was a week-end visitor at the home
of her parents, Mr, '• and Mrs.
George Skinn, •
-Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rrenzil
and family .meven into; the home
they recently purchased - from Mr.
Robert Chettleburghon 'Saturday,
--Mr, and Mrs, Terryl, Nethery
and Elizabeth and 'Miss• 'Ferric
Nethery of Kitchener.spent , the
week-end in Barrie, hile there
they attended the wedding of Miss
Beverly Nethery, to Mr. Roger
Kennedy,
-Mr. and Mrs. Don Delmage of
London 'were in town 'on 'Friday. at
the home. of her parents,' Mr: and
Mrs. Percy Harris. • Mr. -and' Mee.
Harris returned to 14ondan with
then), On' Slitattliet -acid .'•A'"'.ilinIt
there for a couple of weeks': "•
-Peter Nasmith, soh of Mr. -and
Mrs. ,D, C. Nesmith, who, is a stu-
dent at Queens University; •Its
completed his year's studies .and
arrived nomenast week:
-Mr..and Mrs. .Cal Burke 'were
in Lohdon on Sunday and. •nisited
with Mrs. Ken• Baker, Who. Is ,a
patient .iti St. .Joseph'ar- 'Hoepital.
Her 'room. is No. 270. '- . •
--Mrs,• Jim Hamilton, Mrs:- Ross
Dundas, Mrs. Don Rosenhagen,
Mrs. DeWitt Miller and Nor-
man -Welwood' spent the week-end
in Toronto.' - •
• -.Mrs, Pearl Husband 'of:Landon,
has purchased the home owned
Mrs. Finch on•Catherine Street and
Will move to -. town on
Mrs, Husband:is the. fernier Pent.]
Merkley., . ..•
-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bensinger
of .1-1nrriston, and Elizabeth
Holtern of Hamilton were iniests"at
the home of Mr...ann -Mrs.. Andrei,.
Lunn . on Sunday.' - • ' • .
-Mr, and Mrs. Ted Manner's -and.
Frank of 'Owen Sound Spent , the
week-end with. Miss Marion Sinnn
son.• -
-Mr.-and-Mrse-Wally• Armstrong
returned• .homm• on -Stmday ,After
spending the ,Winter in
--Mr. and Mrs.'
ton and Mn. and Mrs.'Elrher Rell
of Eketer ` left On' Satiltday On,; a
tern•day,.trip to'New Orleans; ,
-Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson of
VVelland were guests of.his
Mrs. J.- J. Brown on Sunday. •
STe 'HELENS
,L.A.C1. 'Fred Thompson, Mrs,
.Thompson- and: Benny of Exeter,
Who nave just returned from n
two-Month vacation in 13.0, spent
a few days - with Mrs. Thompernee
n`nrents,'. . and Mrs. Gordon
Mr. -and, Mrs. Heffernan and
family' moved' thiS week to Ashflein
n!diere" Mn "4.1effert-tan will be em-
• ployed by Mr. Jerry Walters, , . ..... .
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Miller re-
turned' to • their' farm last week
after spending the winter eintalie
in Lncknow.
' • Mr...arid.Mrs,. E. W. Rice were in
District Teachers
Meet at Exeter
Commercial teachets of Wingham
District High School attended the
district commercial teachers' meet-
ing in Exeter on Saturday, Teach-
ers from Exeter and St, Marys
were in charge of the meeting, and
led discussions on various topics.
is connection with commercial
work.
Mr. Ballantyiie from London Life
personnel departMent was the
guest speaker. He was much con-
cerned about the employees satis-
faction with mediocrity. This led to
a very lively discussion of ways
to arouse 'both student and em-
ployees to show more initiative and
to „strive for greater achievement,
Golden Wedding
Marked, Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Atkinson,
formerly of Goderieh and Mitchell,
who* now reside on Diagonal Road,
celebrated their golden wedding.
Anniversary on Wednesday of lash.
week.
. They were married 50 years ago
on' the 10th concession of Bruee
'Township in Bruce County. They
have a fatally of two daughters
and two sons, . Dora (Mrs, Omar
Brooks) and Annie (Mrs. R. J.
Kilpatrick) both of Lueknow, Roy
of teatitferd and Elwood of God-
erieln
The wedding dinner was served
on the eve .0f their anniversary at Miss their neighbours when they
the Tiger Dunlop Inn, north of ' take up residence their new
Goderieh, La about. 30" guests, home.
Norman Welwood flies from
Trenton RCAF station next • Mon-
day mothiug, on the ,first stage Of
a two-week tour of European air
bases, He will be accompanied by
Ed Blake, former - CKNX staff
member, who is now news editor at
• OICSL,. LONDON.
The trip will take the two former
RCAF men to NATO bases in Great
Britain, Frauee and Germany,. and
Norm hopes to revisit the village.
in Germany where he wan shot
clown during the second' 'World
War and where members of 'his
bomber crew are burled. .
He is well equipped with cameras
for the trip and will 'be bringing
back some interesting pictures of
the places where Canadiann air-
men are serving at the- present time
in Europe. '
Neighbors Gather
At Powell Hone
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell, who
have percha.sed a house on, Leo.
pole] 'Street from Norman Rintoul,
were paid a surprise visit on Erb,
day evening when a. menbee of
their neighbourS called at their
home,
A pleasant social evening Was
Spent playing progressive Miehre.
Mrs, Bob Nogg had the high score
for ladles and Addy Fisher Wtts
the winner for the men. "
Mrs. Zphriarn Parrish read an
address on behalf of the neighbors,
and Mrs. Jim.' Newell otbsditted
Mr. and Mrs. Powell with card
table and cover, and a piece of
china. The recipients expressed
their sincere thanks for the love.
ly gifts and the evening of fel-
lowship, Mr. and Mrs. Powell will
, Orangeville on Sunday because of
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th e[ death of Mr. Albert Bryan.
FLYING TO EUR OPE, G, ebb home from the
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ON RCAF TOUR'
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