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xVEDNESDAY.APRIL8th, 1953
Lyceum theatre
INGHAM
Two ShowS^Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
iVednesday, Thurs., April 8, 9
t AN A TURNER,
- FERNANDO LAMAS
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The Merry Widow
Friday, Saturday, April 10,; 11
PETER LAWF0RP; ,
' ' DAWN ADAMS
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The Hour of Thirteen
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday, Tuesday, April 13, 14
GINGER ROGERS,
DAVID WAYNE
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We’re Not Married
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. John Aitchison and Mr. &
Mrs, Walfer Lott visited with Mr.
and Mrs.. Charlie Boyd of Am
berley on Sunday.'
The Misses Matilda and Donna
Hutchison spent the week-end
with relatives, in St.. Thomas. *
Miss' Vivian Fisher' of Aylmer,
Mr. Arnold Lougheed of Wallace-
burg and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Car
ruthers and Johnny were Easter
visitors at George Fisher’s,
.The Ladies’ Auxiliary of. Chal-
mer’s Presbyterian Church held a
w'ork-meetingon’TLiesdayafter^
noon at the home of Mrs. John
Gaunt, They “presented the
church with a leather bound
hymn book for the pulpit., and
a hotplate for the kitchen.
Miss Doris Wall competed in
the musical festival held at Bluer
vale on; Thursday and obtained
80 points in her vocal solo class/
Miss Kathleen Fisher had" her
tonsils removed in Wingham Hos
pital on Wednesday morning.
Mr. Ken Patterson has sold his
farm on the sideroad to Mr. and
Mrs. D. Houston of Holyrood.
Jdint church prenEaster ser
vices were held last Week for the
Easter season. On Wednesday
night service was held in the
PURPLE GROVE *
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Wednesday, Thurs., Apr. 15, 16
MICHAEL RENNIEf - 7 ;
DEBRA PAGET
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Presbyterian church wjth special
music iby the joint choirs.. ’ Rev.
Mr. Watt, was the speaker and
the number “Calvary” was-surig
byEzra" ScKbltzriK/’Gros-
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Rorth arid Garnet Farrier. On Fri
day*, morning the service was
LES MISERABLES
. Presbyterian Young Peoples *
The regular Guild meeting was
held _in the church ■ basement on
Monday evening, April 6. Hyirin
270 was., sung followed by the
Lord’s prayer. The Call to Wor
ship was read by Marie Duncan.
The scripture was then read and
Elmer Umlbach very <a!bly took the
topic. The business was discussed.
The closing hymn was 661 and
Mr. Winn closed thb meeting with
a prayer.
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held in the. United church with
Rev. R. D. A. Currie as speaker.
Mrs; A, Gaunt and. James Wilson
sang a duet,* L*'Nailed To The
Cross”, On Sunday morning Rev.
Currie spoke on the Easter rriess-
age.The choir
Arose’
sang “iChrist
...and Mris. G. FisherLsarig
the . solo, “’Neath, the Old Olive
Trees”. In the United church Rev.
Hayward spoke, on the text,u
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Cliff,
Dianne, Barry, Rickie, Misses
Helen and $thel Farrell,’Mr. and
Mrs, Glen Fraser of London speht
Easter at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Herb Farrell. * ’
Mr. and Mrs, Laverty & fam
ily of Toronto visited, with Mp?
and. Mrs. Harry Osborne? on-Sum
day.
Mr, and Mrs,. Claude Dore vi?*
ited with Mr.' and Mrs. Frank
Dore on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Kepnethl King,
Barry an^^r^e“b^rTdrdritb;“M^
Lawrence Stanley and Miss ,L.
Nbwbury of Toronto;. Miss Edith
^Stanley of London w^re. Easter
visitors aUthe homo Of Mr. Miltpri
Stanley. >
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanley
and Thelma of Orillia spent the
week-end with Mr, Frank Stan
ley.
Mr. Calvin. Robertson sperit a
few days in Toronto recently. f
Mr. and Mrs. Currie Colwell
and children and Mrs. John Col
well were recent visitors at the
home of Mr., and Mxs. Donald
McCosh.
'Mrs. Donald McCosh attended
the -^District Directors’ Board
meeting?at Whitechurch on TueSr
day;
. The members of Purple Grove
Farm Forum attended the Forum
xallyJnJRip.loy^pn,Ws4ay^!?¥^:
ing of last week and enjoyed a
splendid program; The main fea
ture of the eyening was an ad
dress iby Rev. . Burt Daner of
Perth County who. took for the
theme of-his talk -The-Ratidriing
of Time”.
BOUNDARY WEST
If
Christ be not:'risen”.; The choir
sang an anthem,‘‘Crown Him
King of Kings” arid Mrs. Garnet
Farrier contributed the solo “The
Holy City”.
Mr. and. Mrs. Scott Patterson,
|<andy and . Judy spent the Easter
week-end with Mr. Ken Patter
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The PLAYHOUSE
Presents ...
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Aprilz9, 10, 11
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*Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair
SATURDAY, MATINEE At 2.15 p.m.—-Doors open at 2 pin.
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\ Monday^ Tuesday, Wednesday, April 13, 14, 15 ,0
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
in her finest role—in a great picture
■‘Thunder On The Hill”
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Scott of
Kincardine and daughter from
Loridpn_visit,ed with Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Hamilton
Miss Catherine Gibson, teacher.
01 London, visited her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith have
moved to Glamis.
Mrs. Jas. McKendrick of Tor
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onto visited. Mr, and Mrs. D. R.
McKenzie.
Miss Frances Hamilton, Mr. &
Mrs. Max Hanna and son Den
nis1, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Spilsbury
and daughter Donna of London
visited Mr. and Mrs.- Robt. Ham
ilton, .
Mrs. Florence Macponald and
children of Teeswater visited with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elphiek. .
Glad . to "report - that' Douglas
Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
-Robt—Campbell—is-able-to-put-his-
weight on his leg. He was taken
to London for treatment, It Was
feared he had a bohe infections
Mrs. Dorothy McKenzie of De
troit spent the week-end at her
Rome. ,
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Mrs. Lloyd COrnish. of .Olivet
called on Mrs; Mary Wall'Sunday '
afternoon. 6 j
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
i>Reg visited Tuesday evening
with Mr. and. M^s. Art Graham.
Our teacher, Mrs. Hanna, had j an enjoyable Easter party at the.|
school for her pupils and the ;
youngerchildren-joLtheSection.'
Mr. and Mrs.’ Howard Husk and
daughter of Woodstock visited
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Ev
erett Whytock and babe at: the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Alex.Why.-
tock. , '
Mr. and Mrs.
all the members^ of the family
were in Kincardine Saturday and j _had a family picture taken. Mr. | was-served by the hostess,
and Mrs. Stewart have a family
of six boys arid five girls,
Mr; arid Mrs.' Jim Harrison' of
Brantford spent the holiday
^week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F.,
Brown- and1 Reg.
Mr.' and. Mrs.. Ron . Stanley of
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•>at 7c to 9c per lb.
liveweight.
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or write me
LEROY ACHESON
R.R. 3, Atwood, Ont.
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rs/TomStewart and potatoes
ihorsv of the familv week ar
ily liked it. and list in record
book the two vegetables besides
that you used during the
and bring a raw relish to
the next meeting. A1 lovely lunch.
Kinloss arid Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ^a^®n^y* .
Cornish and. family’ of Olivet
spent Easter Sunday .with Mr. &
Mrs. Tom Stewart. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
and Helen Spent the week-end"
With Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vanhie
near London. •
. The fifth meeting of .the Vita-
Gals was held, at’ the home of
Miss Eileen Elliott with lb attend
ing. , The roll, call was a pic
ture of a vegetable supper dish
and a description of it. The rnim
.utes .were read by Mrs. Mclrmes.
The next meeting is to be on
April 13th at Miss Nancy Need^
ham^—-Mrs.“-Hxldd-Ac-keid--dictitecl-
hotes. We were . shown how to
make Toss Salad and cabbage' &
salmon salad were sampled. The
assistant leader, Mrs. Smith,-made
French salad dressing. We went
in pairs, and had. to make a salad
j plate and garnishings. Th‘e home
assignment is to try a new salad
at'home and record how the fam-
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Miss June Harris and'her aunt
and uncle of London spent -the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Harris. ■ .
Miss Helen Haldenby and Elon
Cameron of Wingham spent. Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
• Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hackett &
Brian of Toronto, and Mrs. Thus.
Hackett of A’shfield visited Good
Friday with Mr.\ and. Mrs. Mid^-
foTd~Waiir— ;. ■ ...•'
ASHFIELD .
: Mr? Ray - MacKenzie, of Wind
sor snent the Week-end yvith Mr.
arid, tylrs. Henry MacKerikie; Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Bell and, little dau
ghterx>f , London with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Bissett; Mr. and Mrs.
Spillsbury and baby, Mr. ahd
Mrg. Hanna and baby and Miss
F. Rami 1 toh. of London "with Mr.~
and Mrs. Frank Hamilton.
The Presbyterian W.M.S. meets
this Thursday at the home of the-
president, Mrs. R. .Wilsbh. Mrs.
A. A. J. Simpson will be in charge
of
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the program. Mrs? Oliver Will?
guest speaker; The roll c’alk
Easter message,/ . . ’ 1
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