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Moonlight Magic .. ,
• Although the cloud's 'enveloped'
the Moon 'on Friday, May 3rd, a,
moonlight atmosphere was' seen,' in -
tlie.gYm at the 'Wingham District
High ,School, ,
Donnie DOwns' six piece prchestra
'played several tunes 'with 'the,
moonlight 'theme While' the grads,
and some-day grads gilded smooth-,
li',over the floor by the light of an
artificial moon. ,
The graduating students decorat-'
ed the gym with white , and blue.
United Young :People
The regular, meeting of the Un-
ited Y.P.U. was oneried by a sing-
song and business led by Margaret
Mecham The worship service'
which followed opened with a poem
read by Gwen Howe:
The hymn "Oh lVfa,"ster Let Me .
Walk with Thee" ....Was sung: 'The
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the hymn 'Tan of Onr ,Fathers".
ROADEOS..IAUDEll: The topic Was in Charge of Gwen.
ITOWe, The' meeting closed with
recreation and Ta s
SAFE DRIVING
EneOuragement of peeper driving
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habits and attitudes plays a5 im-
portant role in •ntario's campaign
for- : street 'and highway safety,
according to 'Attorney , General
Kelso" Roberts.
Mr. Roberts commended Junior
Chambers of 'Commerce through-
out- the province which ' are, cur-
rently sponsoring local- Teen-age
Safe Driving Road-e-os. 'Winners
of provincial competitions receive
trophies and cash prizes offered by
Imperial Oil,
"The teaching of safe driving'
habits and proper driving attitudes
is particularly inmortant among
the teen-agers of' our ' province,''
said the Attorney General., 'These
teen-agers are in the'formative
years of their driving experience.
"Such efforts as 'the Safe-Driving
Ttoad-e-os are very worthwhile
and should be encouraged' by our
Municipal' officiala and Oornmun-
ity leaders." ,
Local Teen-age Safe Driving
Road-e-os have been held in some
50 Ontario localities. Winners in
each local contest will compete
May •26 in prbvinical competitions
sponsored 'by IMp6rial Oil, Win-
ners from Eastern Ontario' will
attend' provincial finals In Zing-
stun while 'whiners fidm central
and 'Western Ontario will compete
in ifamilton. •
One cbriteSta,nt 'from kiticardlim
and, 'two from Icianallton will , be
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PEHOLEES' BY-LAW
Aw by,10,i4r. epacteti in Tecovvatet
last year to license, govern. and
regulate . hawkers and ,peddlers is
to :he fully enforced in 'future, ac,,'
Cording to The I N OM. ceswater
fierarnis coming urideli the clas,,
alfleatiOn of Peddler'. or hawket ate
tenanted to Ps;y_ a tee of 05 in
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A 'pleasant eeremony: was enacted a. the Wingham Hospital last Tuesday afternobir when Sandra Cameron,•
Mary Ellen, McPhail and Judy ,Callan, three of the Wingham Brownie 'paOk, accompanied by Mrs. Michael
McPhail, presented an electric tea kettle to the hospital, Mrs. K. Aitehison-,--a member of the . tioSPital
staff, accepted the gift on behalf of the patients and nurses; Tho; local IiroWnies; t4iseti 'the money by
selling ceOkies,Advance-Times ,photo, t . .7i. .. •
scripture; taken from' Acts 9:10:19'
' Was read by-Irene , Saint, and .the
• offering• was taken, followed by
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A very pleasing ceremony was
held in St, Andrew's Presbyterian.
Church. Wingliam on Sunday, May
5th, when Rev, A, Nimnlo was pre-
sented with a, beautiful Hood, em-
blematic of the degree. Pec,or
Pivinity, The HOW carried the
colours of Montreal Presbyterian
College of which institution Dr.
Nimmo is a graduate, The degree
was bestowed upon Mr. Nimmo
recognition of his valuable services
in the Presbyterian Ohurch• iu
Canada. A
presentation wls in charge
of Rev, John Pollock, BA., and
was made toward 'the close of •the
morning hour of worship, Mr. Pol-
lock read the^ follewing address:
ltev. Alexander Nimmo,
Dear Dr, Mina°.
Your many friends share with
you the joy that was yours when
your Alma Mater bestowed upon
you the Degree of Divinity, Cause
Honoris,
In bestowing this degree upon
you Monti.eal College brought l on-
our to itself, An institution of
learning exists for the enrichment
of human life, This enriching
comes mainly through the enriched
minds of its graduates. An enrich-
ed mind is worthy of note. Its
fragrance draws other minds to
itself, and in its secret vaults are
pearls of priceless value,
A college or university lives
anew, in its graduates, In those
graduates the institution is re-in-
carnated, and through them its
value and worth are revealed. With
this premise all are agreed, and
we of the Presbyterian Church in
Canada, form our estimate of the
work done in our colleges by the
quality and the worth of the work
done by the graduates.
We are proud of our two col-
leges---Montreal College • and Knox
College, Toronto,, They do not stand
in the reflected glory of any other
school or college. They stand forth
in the glorious sunlight of their own
GOSPEL HALL
Regular Sunday Services
Sunday SchoOl 16.15 a.m.
Remembering the Lord
at 11.15
Gospel Meeting at 7.80 p.m.
Each Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
PraYer Meeting and Bible Study
are giving -leadershipmatters'.• in, matters'
your eexpyoosuir-
d Scriptures and
g of the Word of Life.
aching and teaching set into
operation streams of life, They get•
into the blood stream of the
church and through them the
church is cleansed and Purified by
the quickening power of the Grace
of'God.
In the work in Whieh you are
engaged it means a 'great deal to
have a lot of strength-.under lock
and key, strength that , -nobody
knows ,,ahout but you—only- you.
Such strength is needed, and when
the hour comes,, as that hour, will
surely come—for that, strength, to
be revealed, the quatitY of yeti!'
work will shine with,•greater' lus-
tre.
It was -the wise man of the Old
Testament who said "There is that
maketh himself ' rich, -yet' bath
nothing. There is that maketh
himself poor, yet hatiVireat riches,
Prov.. 13:7". . ,•'' „ • •
When yopr Alma"Mater bestowed
upon you its degree, Causa HenOtle,
Montreal College honoured the
pongregatioa 'of St.: Andrew's
Church, Wingham, In the
membership rejoices and we desire
to' express 'our appreeiation of the
same.
As a mark of the esteem, in
which you are held the congrega=
tion of St. Andrews as'k's yOu,,,te
accept this,Hood emblematic Of the
degree bestoWed; whiph ,out senior
elder, Mr. Harry McGee will drape
upon your shoulders:,
May many years remain to you
in which to exercise your ministry.
And may Divine grace, be give n
you that yOu May wear this Hood
to the Glory of God. and the honour
of this church. , • '
In the name of the Father, and
of The Son and of The,Holy Ghost.
Signed on the behalf Of , the
congregation, Harry McGee, John
Pollock. • ,
During the service 'the 'niembers
of the Session oceunied"the' front
seats on the -, auditorium, Each
elder, his 'own behalf and that
of the congregation, ''offered his
congratulations and? shedit hands
with his ministhr.
P.C. 's Name.
Chairman ,
(Continued .from :ti40.0ae).
MkrVin Howe expressed hiS'appre,
elation of the suppciit-,he liaS re-
ebived in Wingham' and' aliertittde
point of thanking, the publisher
of The Advance-Times for the
space which has been. available to
him for ieports of his work in ,Ot-.
tawa as representative 'Of the .elec-
tors of Wellington-Htiron. • .
He urged the members of the
Wingham organization; to get into
action as quickly as possible .and
outlined 'his plans for radio and
TV appearances within the next
feta weeks.
Mr. Howe outlined the P.C. pol-
icy, particularly as it relates to the
use of Canada's natural resources,,'
which, he contended, Should be em-
ployed first of all for the benefit
of Canadian rather than for foreign
investors, Referring to the trans-
:Canada pipeline aad *the heated de-
bate on this issue in the 'House of
Commons, the speaker said that
the Progreasive Conservatives were
as anxious as the Liberals to see
the pipeline completed, but that
after the cerripatiy, Which was' to
build the line had wasted time OP
the prbjett for four years, the Op-
position felt that the tender Should
be turned over 'to another eompanY,
The final blOw, he said,was . the
rilethdti employed by the 'Liberal
goVermilent to, 'pasS the legislation
they 'desired Without granting any
opportunity for debate. Igfr, Howe
spoke of the use Of 'relbetire” in the,
COMMOns Its a blOW to the free-
dom of every Canadian,'
"If It few ynen on the ,fi'Ont
benches In the House of 061iiitoiri5
are going 'to' eentrol 'this '02{4{i"iErY
ettiona'and 9110(40 O'beet'4 41
we might es- well WO', about •el.
ectora," Said, thOeliettiter, •
Joke 11V Hanna WeleMiled Mt'.
140Wo to, town and !Preilletect an in.,
ereaSed MajOtlifr for 'the 1P:0, can+
dilate, due lit OW ta the aggres-
sive' leadership Web he Said fife
being offered by John Diefenbeiker,
tefOre• he Obeid „Hie, Mattihg the
thairitian. :CtqOfotil, said,
"We have ad .clecellent candidate
In Marvin Howe We ail IttiOW hint
better ;than IOU;
LOVA ,gtt out .aitttNyo is fouhtle,t.
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streamers creating the impression
of a'sky abOve thedancets: On the
walls were seen the, names Of
graduating "stars? Whe*ill glitter
in dayS to come, '
Beautiful girld were Seen, in var-
ious shades Of green, red, 'blue,
yellow, white, gold and mauve 'in
contrast- to. thel black • and .white
coloUrs of their partner's. Adding
,her loveliness 'each girls had
flowers of divers colours adorning
her to the i4most.,
A, very ,.delectable lunch , was • , • served and .; enjoyed by everyone.
Being satisfied, in every way,,, the
fair :"creatures" and thbir partners
journeyed•W their. various homes,
full of .fond ',Mend:Ides of "'n., pleasant
evening, ; •
byBeVStewart XUA
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VotejAheral
What are you' going to o before
or after -Work' orr Jinie 10? ,::'Are
you .going to- forget le go ici'the
poles-and cast your 'ballet in order
to maintain. "the 'strong reliable
government which we ha ,e had for
the..past score of year!;"?
If you anOvt,'.'yea" to 'the last,
question yOu • should be,,' sent ,to
Sibetia, and: be 'forced to pound
rock, ' ' •
• If We Canadians have not dirtiugh
in terest„ to, j/e.te, for". the. Party, which
we- consider serves us best, let 'us
not‘cemplain when our country is.
swept by Communism "or some
other force.
We are extremely fortunate to
be able to vote freely for the party
which satisfies us. Tn a Commun-
istic country , there is onlj one
party to vote for. You either vote
for this ,party 'or,you don't vote at
all.
When 8.:o'clock comes around 'on
June 10, let Us get to the Voting
station and mark an X beside the ,
strongest party in Canada and not
beside a party which is weak and
might lead to our being overrun
by a Communiatic Party.
by BevI.Stewart
who- will Visit
' our, riding
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aboWe eaell. night •
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Man dd Rosanna Podesta
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Toes., Wed., May 20-21-22
Theatre cloaca
F Goodrich
Dr. A. Nimmo Present With
Hood by Local COngregation
ROWNIES' GIFT TO HOSPITAL
LOCAL WINNERS AT
MUSIC FESTIVAL
WdLGRAVE—Local winners' in
the. Huron County Music Festival
from East Wawanosh Township,
who are strilf
'
ed, tby,,Mrs. Elaine
'McDPW41;..:ivere':;
First prize•-iII.S.S. 17, East Wa,-
watiosh and Morris, teachers, Mrs.
Mary Woods 'and, Miss Alma Mc-
Michael .(Belgrave School) won
thei.ltilius Kayser & Co, Ltd, shield
for the second time for unison
chorus (large schociis), mark 85.
Bari:to:re' Krug, U.S.S. 17, Belgtave,
won-first place in girls' vocal solo
(opVii),. mark 82. Anno de Haan,
U.S.S. 1, was the winner of the
silver cup donated by the Coun-'
ty-of Huron, mark' 82, John de.
Yong,. .U.S.S, 17, Belgrave, won
first i, place in boys' vocal solo,
changed voices, mark 92:
Second prize—Martie Koopman.;
6, vocal Class, ,11.Years and
under,. mark 82. V.S.S. 1, East.
Wawanosh and. Oullett; teacher
Mrs., - Myrtle Yungblut, unison
chorus; small schools, mark '81.
Bobby•Lockhart, U.S.S. 16, in vocal
class, class 10 years . and under,
mark 83,,Norman Lockhart, U.S.S.
16, vocal class, 14 years and under,
Ma*;:81. . „
Third. prize—Lorna Bolt, U.S.S.
17, tRelgrave, in vocal solo, open,
ma,It .86. , 6,, East and West
Wawanosh, Westfield, Mrs. Mar-
garet' Robertson,' teacher, rhythm
band:class, mark 81:
Entertained
The Old Folks*
"Shin Boucher" and the "Golden
Prairie'Cowboys" of CKNX, Wing-
ham held a concert for the resi-
dents of-the Bruce County 'Home
in, Walkerton on May 13th. 'The
Music for this occasion was' pro-
vided by a grant .from the Trust
Funds of the 'Recording Industries
Obtained by the co-operation of
Local 418 American Federation of
Musicians.
nature. They are in the very lore- •
front of theological l and earning, An
theological to. the .wole Christian
Church..In Oalle.da, Of this fact we
are justly proud, and it is with
profound thanks to Almighty 'Clod .:
that we - remember ithe colleges .
have been preserved to. our church,
May they continue to give the,
theological training to our Yol4{1g..
men, which they alone, can give!
A great and noble work ..engages
your attention, ,Currents of .grace
and power 'reach .us through your
ministry, Currents of life both
mental and spiritual flow into our
souls as we catch a new "vision of
God here in His Temple. We are
transformed by, the re-mewing of
our minds as spiritual insight'
bestowed upon us. We val
pulpit administration
tion of the'
your handl(
Pr
MEET and HEAR
JOHN
IEFENBAKE
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