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—me. and Mrs, George Stokes
And family visited in Lindsay over
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Meet
Your Best
Friends
tree weelr-end and renewers, OC-
quaintanees there,
—Niro. Frank 'Gibbons, Vicky
Anne and Francine of London are
spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Jaynes Gibbons.
—Mr. and Mrs. David Murray,
Gary anti Susan of Winnipeg, have
been snending the past week with
his mother,. Mrs. S. A.. Murray and
visiting other relatives,
--Mrs. Paul Ruhnke,
(the former Helen Louise Pocock)
has been appointed to the staff
of the Ontario Veterinary College,
Guelph, as a laboratory selei.t,s,,
in diagnostic bacteriology. Mrs.
Ruhnke is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Pocock, Diagonal Rd.
She and her husband visited her
Parents over the week-end,
—Mr. William Irwin, Mr. How-
ard Irwin and Mrs. R. Sturgeon
went to Englehart at the week-end
to attend the funeral of Leslie M.
Bates,
—Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Brophy
moved on Monday from the Cromp-
ton apartments to their new home
on Charles Street.
Thomas Jardin
--Miss Shirley Reiman and
Geo. Menzies spent the week-end
in Hamilton at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Menzies Sr. They
visited Niagara Falls on Sunday,
games, although a square dance came to an abrupt halt when rain
disrupted the proceedings shortly after 11 pan.. Bingo players are
shown in the above picture shortly before the games were closed.
—Advance-Times Photo..
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GARDEN PARTY SUCCESSFUL — The garden party staged, at
Sacred Heart It. C. Church Saturday evening was successful, although
marred by rain during the evening. The supper Which was, slated to
be served outside was moved to the church basement when rain
threatened, During the evening the crowd enjoyed bingo and other
Emerson Ivel. wow.
is returning home with them for
two weeks' visit,
—Rev, Douglas C. Candy of Port
Credit and Mrs. W. H. Candy of
Toronto visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Pieltford. Mrs.
Candy remained to spend a few,
weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Pickford and family.
--Mr, and Mrs. E, J. Stanwick;
Bill and Peter of Toronto and Mrs.
C. A, Canoun, Andrew and Harry
of Seattle, Wash., were Saturday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Higgins. Mrs. Canoun and child-
ren remained to spend this week
here.
LADIES,WE DO IT ALL;
WE'LL MAKE YOU
TREBEL!. OF THE BALL
• • • • •• '' • -•a -", -* bray and Mr. Mowbray. Doug and
.:KaW,WeaksZa7•::49a444.4Va. • Carl Mowbray returned home with
theta after spending a holiday with
their grandparents in Detroit,
Misses I3arbara, and Frances.
White are spending a few days
with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. John Walters at Tecswater.
—Rev. Peter Bissett and Mrs.
Bissett, of Castro Valley, Califor-
nia, are visiting with the former's
sister, Mrs. W. E. Fielding, and
Mr, Fielding, On Sunday last they
all attended the corner stone cere-
monies held at the site of the new
Baptist Church at Kincardine.
--Misses Wendy Fuller, Wendy
Crcinkwright and Jo-Anne Pickford
returned home at the week-end af-
ter spending ten days at Huron
Church Camp, south of Bayfielcl.
—Mr. Bill Thompson, who is tak-
ing a year's course at Radio Col-
lege of Canada in Toronto, is
spending a two weeks' vacation at
his home here.
- -Mr, and Mrs. Willis Hall, Bar-
bara, Brenda. and Joe, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Hall, Mr, and Mrs.
Archie ,Steuernol and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Alex iVfacDclnald and
family spent Sunday at Thodford,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Scott and family.
—Mr. and Mrs, Donald K. Cam-
eron attended the wedding on Sat-
urday of her cousin, Dr, David Hal-
deriby and Miss Nancy Pearson in
Toronto.
—Mr. Alan Nicol of Uplands, Ot-
tawa, visited with his mother, Mrs.
Annie Nicol, Minnie St., over the
week-end.
—Mr. and Mrs, Albert Walters,
Wingham, leave from Melton air-
port on Saturday to visit at the
home of her brother, Mr, Albert
Elliott, of Regina, and other re-
latives in the West.
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BRUCE McFAUL
Listowel, Ont.
Box 693 • Phone 979
—Mr. Harvey Groves of Akron,
Ohio, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Casemore and other relatives
at the week-end. Frances and
Jane returned home with him after
Spending two weeks' vacation here.
—Mr, and Mrs, Allan Bumstead
and Jeffery are vacationing this
week near Bracebrldge, in the Mus-
koka district.
--Miss Barbara Pickford return-
ed home. on Saturday after spend-
ing last week with Miss Carol
Crawford at the Crawford cottage
at Grand Bend.
—Mrs. John Lorenz, Rosanne and
EMERSON IVEL
Harrlston, Ont.
Box 6 Phone 334W
Janet of Winnipeg are visiting wita
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred MacLean, while Mr. Lor-
enz is taking a course at Clinton
air school.
--Mr. and Mrs. Billie Miller of
Oldcastle, visited at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Goiley last
week.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ed Forgie and
family of Islington, spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Forgie. Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Ryan of Detroit spent Sunday af-
ternoon at the same home,
—Mr, and Mrs. Joe Redman and
Mr, and Mrs, Louis Redman and
family spent a feW days last week
at Sault Ste. Marie and various
points in the United States,
—Mr. and Mrs. Carl McKay and
Michael, of Stratford, were vis-
itors on Sunday with her father,
Mr. Stafford Bateson, and with his
mother, Mrs. Annie McKay. Mr.
and Mrs. Jeffrey Hawkins gild
family of London also arrived at
the Bateson home on Sunday and
will remain with her father for a
week.
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THOMAS JARDIN
Wingham, Out,
Box 394 Phone 147 CAti'AO)4 ilAtift•
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Red Front Grocery
—Mr, and Mrs. John Cruick-
shank and Bobby were at Inver-
huron for the week-end, Miss Joan
Cruickshank is spending two weeks
at Rolling Acres Ranch, near Var-
ney.
—Mr, and Mrs. Don Delmage of
London visited at the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Per-
cy Harris.
—Mr. John Jackson and Bob of
Toronto visited on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stainton and
other Wingham friends,
—Mr, Len Crawford has been a
patient in Wingham General Hos-
pital since the latter part of last
Week,
--Mrs. Monro Kerr and two child,
ren of near Los Angeles, Cal,, ,spent
a week with Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Gibson. Mr. Keith, Mrs. Gibson's
brother, visited here for a few
days and his wife and family joined
him to visit with other relatives.
Mrs. Leis of Kitchener and Mr.
Roy McArthur of Toronto were al-
so week-end guests at the Gibson
home.
—Miss Valerie Hastings of Strat-
ford was a guest last week with her
friend, Miss Marilyn Higgins. Mr.
arid Mrs, Higgins drove the two
girls to Stratford on Sunday and
Marilyn is a guest at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Stan Hastings this
week,
-Miss Joan Remington spent
last week at Rolling Acres Ranch,
near Varney.
—Mr. and Mrs. Warren Weber
of Listowel were in town at the
week-end and attended the garden
party at Sacred Heart Church.
—Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Cameron,
Betty and Pat, anti Miss Pat Hall,
left on Friday night for Ottawa,
where they are spending this week
with the former's relatives.
—Mr. George King of TeesWater,
who was a patient in the Wing-
ham Hospital last week, was able
to return to his home on Saturday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Allan Small and
Penny of Toronto were week-end
visitors with his father, Mr. Ed.
Small, and with other Wingham re-
latives.
Phone: Our Prices. Are Lower Free
590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery
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Libby's PORK and BEANS, 15-oz. 6/$1.04
Holly Fancy PEAS, 20-oz. 5/85c
Holly Fancy CREAM CORN, 20-oz. 5/85c
SCHNEIDER'S TINNED
PICNIC SHOULDER, 11/2-1b. $1).
—Mr. anti Mrs. A, Milton of St.
Thomas have been visitors with
Mrs. W. :Murchison.
—Dr. and Mrs. A, W. Irwin of
Largo, Florida, are spending the
summer at their cottage at Am-
barley Beach.
--Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wenger
and family were visitors cm hull-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mae-
del and family at Monkton.
--Mr, Herbert Fuller was in Lon- --Misses Patricia Renwick, Shir-
deli ever the week-end, where be Icy Redman, Reta Redman and
visited with his wife, a patient in Judy Renwick returned home , on
ict . o p• , Saturday after spending a very en-
-Misses Pat Bennett and Mar- joyabie week at Sauble Beach.
jorie Coultes are spending a week's "Mrs. J, K. Edwards of Maple
vacation at Sauble Beach. Creek, Sask,, is visiting with her
—Mr. Douglas McConney and his nephew, Mr. Norman Keating, Mrs,
daughter, Katharine, of Toronto, Keating and family, were week-end guests with the --Mr. Clarkson Martin, of Galt,
former's sister, Mrs. Robert Aha.ra, anal his daughter, Mrs. Donald
Mr. Ahara and family. Stuart and son Gregory visited his
—Mr. Lloyd Casemore spent the mother, Mrs. Charles Martin,
week-end in Toronto. Frances St., and his father, who
—Mr. and Mrs. R. O, Wenger is in hospital,
and family attended a Waddell -. Mrs, Annie Nicol spent a week
family picnic at Formosa on Sun- with her sister, Miss E. J. Walters
day, Lorna Wenger returned 'to In Toronto,
Milverten to visit with her uncle Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hastings 7 of Willow ciale, spent the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
and aunt, Mr. and 'Mrs, Ken Dowd, Rafferty r With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- - .). kin Hastings. Mr, and Mrs, and fatally of. Kitchener were ' Eidt, of Fredericton, spent guests on Sunday with Mr, and Monday at the same, home. Mrs. John Langridge. --Mrs. T. W. Platt of Orange- ,- Dr, and Mrs. 3. .R. St. John
vine wan in Wingham on Saturday ;and family of Uxbridge arel spend-
and Mr. Platt arrived on Monday • .11g a couple o,# days with her mo-
morning and attended the funeral '
of Police Chief Gordon Deyell on
Monday afternoon.
—Mr. Harry Fryfogle and Mr.
Bill Johnston are spending a
week's vacation at Grand Bend,
----Mrs. Ross Wormworth was ad-
mitted to Victoria Hospital, Lon-
ion, I' Wednesday and under-
went rergery on Thursday morn-
ing. -{" ''", is making satisfactory
recovery but will be hospitalized
`or another -cotarile of weeks, Her
room number is 518, 5 East. ,
—Visitor's at the home of Mrs.
V. Sanderson for the past couple
of weeks have been her daughters,
Mrs. Roy Dewbury, Carol and Ed-.
ith, of London, and Mrs. Ken Fel-
ker and daughters, Sherry and Val- •
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etie of Morrisburg.
- *Miss Ruth Thompson and MlaS
Dorothy Krug are snerding a two
weeks' vacation at Port Elgin.
-Mr. and Mrs. Allan McGill and,
Stewart of - Wingham and Mr. and •
Mrs, Harvey Itekit of Wroxeter re-
turned homedast week from a va
tation to the Western provinces,
They visited Glade? National Park
in Montana, Banff and Lake •
Louise, and also attended the Cal-
gary Stampede,.
Mr, and Mrs, Neil Sparks vis-
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PREM Luncheon Meat, 12-oz. 39
le OFF 100
Lyon's TEA BAGS 72c
Appleford Heavy WAX PAPER, 100-ft., ...33c
KLEENEX, Economy 400's • *' 2/61c
Purer TOILET TISSUE, „ roll Pack, 53c
Hunt's TOMATO KETCHUP, 11-oz. , . 2/35c
Maple Leaf TENDERFLAKE LARD lb. ,21c
11-oz.
RAID INSECT BOMB $1.39
Kellogg's CORN FLAKES, 16-oz.- 35
NEW ONTARIO POTATOES ....10 lbs. 39
NEW Green Firm CABBAGE ....each 10c
then Mrs, Donald Rae. Mrs. Rae OUR STORE IS
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ReinStpeking:
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IVAN LLOYD, 83, native of this area, is chief guide at the now
information teotre for the public at Douglas Point Nuclear
Power Station, Here he e*I'dains the features -of the plant using
a model yvhieli will be on display in the reception hnilding.00-
tatio Hydro l'hoto„