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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-05-15, Page 31 /4 Wed. Tiber; May 16 la "The Night My ' Number Came Up" Michael Redgraye and Alexander Knox . . - Sat, May 17 - 18 ROY ROGERS in . "Heart Of The Rockies" plus PRANICIE LANE in "BRING' YOUR SMILE ALONG" Sun., May 19 - Special Sun. Mid-gate Thriller "Gorilla it Large" - Tues. May 20 - 21 "STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER" Clifton Webb Wed. - Thur. May 22 - 23 "World In My Corner" Audi, Murphy ON THE NO. 9 1419HwAv JCST SOUTH OF HARRISiON IrVieg. ;WOWS NIGHTLY. Childeen Wei 12 yes. admistro WHITECHURCH—M r. Lorne Forster, president, presided for the young people's meeting in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening, and, Jack Forster read the Scripture lesson and led in the meditation period. ' Murray Gaunt sang "Remember Jesus, in the Morning", and Leroy Rintottl.led in prayer. ,Mrs. ,John- ston Corm was, in charge of the topic, speaking on the blessings we derive from things that cost tie nothing such as sunlight, darkness, homes, friends. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah• benediction. ' WH1TECHURCH Mother's Day Observed Sunday WHITECHURCH—Mother's . Day was observed, on Sunday in the Presbyterian Church here and four babies were- baptized at the baptis- mal service, Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Peter De Boor; Kar- en Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson; Douglas James, son of Mr, and Mn.a Donald Ross; and Kathy Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pardon. Mary Purdon, -received her cer- tificate for her Primary Catechism work, while Barbara. Ann Purdon, Judy and Margaret Wilson, Betty Ann Conn, George Conn, Muriel and Alma Conn and George Gaunt received their certificates for Scripture memorization. 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New, spirited and mighty V-8 and 6 power to whisk you wherever you want to, go . 17 long, low models in dozens of exciting colour combinations. And best of all, with.all its beauty, comfort and per- formance, the IVIagnificent Meteor is priced as low as the lowest in ,the low price field. So visit your nearby Mercury-Lincoin-Moteor dealer's now, Drive the Mag- nificent Meteor for 1957 and decide by the ride! CHECK VOOti CAR-- ai te K ACC IDENTS. COUNTRY SEDAN STATION WAGON —this 6 or 9 passenger beauty is sure to be a family favourite. V-8 or 6 with exclusive Beluuced-Ride ' Mali Vire MI cMiqE SjtEgand STOP SAFELY MAY is Safety Month IFIrrir """:1-7-7 -• vide our farming community and. neighbours •an • opportunity the hot. weekend shopping, I • - • - reeswater-. Chamber: Commerce.. r„ • WHITECHURCII: Mr. and lgro. ClOrdOn 4Iliatt and .and Mrs, Walter 'Nlligtt and ▪ ,children. visited withnMrs, Mitellell Elliott in the hospital at EXeter ran M:A J. •011icspie and. - '▪ Mr. :Albert Patterson visited .00 • $nadaY with' E Mr., and Mrs. Jelin '1„"tirtier of KitCherier, ' Mr. and M. Albert Qohltos were To Serve Better until 10;30. colclock. U U Mrs. 'Carl Weber Attended the funeral of her uncle, the late Mal- colm Ross, ,in Kincardine on Sat- urday and Mr. and Mrs, Weber and daughters Visited on Sunday at the home of his sister, lyIrs. Harry Lindenschmidt, Walkerton. Mrs. Oliver Kirk 'laid daughter 'Arin, of Biraiinglikun and Mrs. F. L. Creightcht of Detroit; visited over the week-end at the home of Mr, and Mrs. 1 D. Peccroft, Mr. and Mrs, George CollIteS, Of East WaWanoSh, visited On Sun- day at the 4iomc Of their grand- daughter, Mrs. benald 'Ross, Mrs. Russell Gaunt and Jana, Mrs'. John Gaunt, Mrs. DOnald Ross, Mrs, Albert CotateS and MrS, rhOhitia Gatint and Mrs. ifirneat Casemore of Wingham 'attended he shower at the home of Miss Isabel Seat of Morris laiSt Wed- nesday evening, given In honor Of , the apt:ore/toiling' marriage of her friend, Miss.Evelyn. Mathers. Mrs, George Cqultes, Mrs, NOtillan Caul- 'LOS. and Mrs. thanes 'Coultas of E. WaVatiosh also attended the show- er. and Mrs. sack 11: err ancifana- 4111111111111111111111111111111h, I.' Andy McLean Liberal Candidate in Huron CIOVX-TV MONDAY,. ,MAY 20th 6.25 - 6.30 p.M.. cKNX RADIO 'MONDAY, MAY 20th .7.05 - 7.10 a.m. THURSDAY, MAY 23rd 6.25 t6.30 p.m. (Published by the Huron Liberal Association) 1111111111111.1111111111111111111r In Kineardlge pr ,Maturf4Y., .and l4lrs. Ocrald, Was* O Irores spent the week-end with her father, Mn Alien Pattimen, and with :her ;another, a patient ln the Winglrani Celleral .H.PapltaIr .,41MienSta th lYfo awryecktS4s,;:i(1 b..ire7a43.0.4t.raa., icrt yEA:r? Mrs,' Frank Ross, '0, The folks in the lielnX0O clrppl Section ell Sunday organixed...their Sunday School for: the ,:so hurler months. Doris .pieRell was 1 1).' PlAtea Superintendent and .Jape McKave secretary, 'There Will he four closes. and a Bible clog to, cher will be procured for each Sun- day:. • . Mrs. 'Homan Irwin,. president the local Wornen's.ThstitutO, was • out Onelph last week for the, In- stitute convention. Mrs. Reuben .Appleby and Mrs. Stobo, Whq is Sezretary, were also preSent at the prniAl b eecitic147P:Jtnited -Church on Sunday service was held in 'when Wilfred. Milton, son of Mr. •and '.Mrs, Elmer Shia of London, and. Alice Grace, daughter qg Mr. .and Mrs, Gilbert Beecroft, were baptised., Rev. , C, • Krug gave a Splendid whites's on Mother's,Day. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Watson of Brucefield and Miss Janet Watson of Aylmer visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert ,Bee- croft, Miss Marjorie Currie of London spent • the week-end With her mo- ther, Mrs. R. J. Currie and all vis- ited:, with Mr. and Mrs, George McGee. Nifr, and•Mrs. Alex .Robertson and children .visited on Sunday 'at the hOme of her brother, 'gr. Ronald Forster of Lueltnow. • „ Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Well visited on Sunday with her. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Chas.„Congram of Luck- now. • • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mel3prney and sons, Mrs. James Hardie and ,family, Mrs. Sam .MCBurney and Mrs. R, M, Shiell, Wingham, visited on Sunday - at the home of Mrs, Edward McBurney,. Wingham:. ACCEPT TENDER FOR. REMOVAL OF BRIDGE The Morris Township Council met in the township hall on May 6 .with' all the members present The minutes of the last meeting and the special meeting ,of Apri 17 were read and ad- pted on mot- ion of Walter Shprtreed and Gor- don Wilkinson, Wilkinson - •Procter—That the road accounts as presented by the superintendent be paid, Carried. Procter - Duncan—That By-Law No, 12, 1957, authorizing the licen- sing of trailers, at $5.00 per month or to 'be set by the 'assessor,' be passed as read the first, second and third times, Carried. There were two tenders received for the purchase of the old Garniss bridge. Procter - Duncan—That the ten- der of George Radford to purchase and remove the old Garniss bridge for the sum of $350.00 be accepted. Carried. Wilkinson - Shortreed—That the . auditor's report be adopted. Car- ., ried. Shortreed Wilkinson—That the meeting adjourn to meet again on June 3; 1957 at 1 p.m. Carried: Accounts Paid Pearson & Edwards, auditing,, $275.00; S. H. Blake, membership fee, Munici,pal Association, $15.00; Belgrave Co-Op., Warbicide, $290.- 25; Advance-Times, advertising, $6.66; Mrs. A. Casemore, refund of dog tax, $2.00; Gordon Nichdison, spraying, ' $155.55; Alex. Shaw, spraying, $229.77; G, A. Gibson, bulldozing cemetery, $36.00; Geo, Radford, Lamont drain, $1565.00; relief, $15.00; Wm. Brydges, salary and supplies, $270,00, Bailie Parrott, Reeve Geo. Martin, Clerk ily, of Tillsonburg, spent the week- end at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Laidlaw, Mr. and Mrs, Russell Farrier and Marion, Wingham., visited on Sun- day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Farrier, Mr. and' Mrs. Jas, IVIcIntyre and family, of Ridgetown, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben. McClenaghan and with Wingharn relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cameron of Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Camerdri and family of 'Ashfield spent; Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robinson, Mr. and Mrs, Levi Bleman and funny spent Sunday with Walker- ton friends. Mr. and Mrs, Elder Purdon, of Wingham, visited on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson, ' Mr. and Mrs., Water Elekenswill- er and family, of Neusta,dt visited on Sunday at the hence of his bra- tiler, Mr, Frank EckensWiller, 'Mr. and MrS, Roger Inglis and George, of Walkerton, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Bleman. Janet Gaunt Is, School Queen WHITEGIITJRCH.--IVIiSs •Janet Gaunt, daughter of Mr. Cal Mrs, Russell Gatint, Who finishes her studies in Grade 12 in the Link- now District High School this year, was cheaCti 'by ballot As the "0,U0on of the School", for tier popularity' and personality, She Wes crowned at the dance Irk the high school on Friday evert- ing and presented with a beautiful bouquet of red roses. The' tsquire Orchestra of, liaanover provided music for dancing. We :congratulate Janet on her sPletidid achieverneitt. NATURE gives Orange ,It's natural flavor! The Sun drenched Primp groves of southern climes produce the sweet, juicy Valoncict oranges thpt make Orange KIST so delicious, Picked at their sun-ripened best, they're han,d, led with loving care throUgh all the various manufacturing processes- That authentic orange goodness. makes Qronge KIST the favourite orange drink with Canadians everywhere- Try it soon you'll lave it, ••;%‘,..V0a0' WAWA' (0 • 14:1 to refresh .y494 FAST/ MIRACLE WHIP 'B.., _ ,1 /41.)0 32-0E. , 790 PEANUTS ' IN SHELL j CELLO BAG Oa SO GOOD, SO MDRESSINGANY WAYS SPECIAL r SALAD ,,,,e-','" JAR JAR Fr' FRESHLY ROASTED! CLUB HOUSE ' SPECIA-t I Go . . WV BAKERY FEATURE! 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Wayne' Farrier read the Scripture lesson from Phillipians, Chapter 2, and Jean Martin told the Mother's Day' story. The junior choir was, in attendance and Don- ald Gaunt sang, "Memories of Mother". Seven young people,. Karen Gros- korth, ,Jean Martin, Muriel Moore, William and Gary Willis, Percy McClenaghan and Laverne Dowl- ing were in the service for Church membership. Rev,- R. A. Brook gave a splendid sermon on "Family DO". On Saturday, April 27, the Tri-County Y.F.C, 'quiz teem Composed of four Wingham .and two Walkerton quizzerif travelled to Toronto, where they quizzed against Toronto'S' top-notch Youth for Christ team. The quiz took place in. People's Church before an andlence of 4,000. The team Was composed of (from left to right) Danny Stuckey (coach),Laurie Stuckey, Velma Stapleton, Maureen Gotby, Doreen Burden and Lloyd Webb. These teen agers were quizzed on the first eight chapters of Matthew and the Tri-County team beat Toronto by a score of 170 to 120. The team had the, privilege of hearing Dr. Bob Cook, president of Y.F,C. International, deliver a challenging message both at the rally and again Sunday morning at. People's Church. Joe Baker, director of Tri-County Youth for Christ wishes to express his appreciation to the team for a job well done. Tri-Countil Y,P.C. Quiz Tear The WinsInnia .4ty „.. — , P.. O The IllerCh 0 ainS Teeswater have unan. -rn hnotisly agreed to remain open . . . 1• SATURDAY NIGHT. I i SEE i This decision has' been reached ill order to pip- " ir I ii TENDER AND SWEET SPECIAL ! sToKELY'S FANCY VACUUM PACK KERNEL co; lir TINS 14-OZ. 350 RICHMELLO CREAMY sa-oz, 2i MOZ. 350 JAR ALL PURPOSE FAYE HOMES "LOU CUBAN No. 1 RED SPANISII MIN 6. N. S1'oltE tiM I T ED t•--- 7.1,