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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-07-03, Page 9Induct Minister, Thursday Night FORDWTCH—iney. 'Arthur Gard" ner,, of •St. George, 'will be Jednet- FOADWICH—Mr.aad" Mrs. Cede:rnee'l,bactlerrAVienni,glahteva,t pth.ef, MAltaec4, Warren Zubrigg were pleasaiktlY Rae .of Win hang will preside and surprised at their ,when ,Induct. Rev, R. A, JECroolP, of KM- about 85, friends and neighbors: vale will deliver the'address to the gathered • on thp occasion of their eongregatien, 25th wedding anniversary. A kincial Rey, Arthur Gardner takes over Tuesday to, the bride L and groom were called fear, }Wich, Newbridge and MaYile, following address. household goods 411 *melee was spent and later the 'the three circuit charge of Rev. d ward and Mrs, John Leepington• and Mrs. Gardner moved •their read the, following For d• Hilda and Warren; PRESENTATION :ON SIM: WOW* "rho 4fivyi00-11moi., Wodawlv-Y, ITWY 814 PO Pot Luck Supper For Legion Auxiliary A pot luck aupper Kgblighteri the June meeting of the Ladies" Auxiliary to the Canadian begion, on Wednesday night, The presi- dent, Mrs. D. Crothers opened the meeting with Oanadaga follow- ed by the Secretary Mrs. T, GauleY reading the roll Call and minutes of the previous rneettng, and the correspondence and accounts for previous month. The treasurer Mrs, L. Dawson gave her report, also the various committees. Twelve members were' asked to volunteer to take part, in the drumhead service, Plane were made for a Picnic to be held on July 14th in Goderich Park and Mrs. J, King and Mrs, D, Crotimrs were named conveners, A motion was made and passed that ;zoom be donated to the local branch. The meeting closed with the national anthem and depositing the colours. spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Falconer. Mr. and Mrs, Charleston are spending the week here. Misses Florence and Margaret Moir, of Toronto, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. .James Richardson, of Kinloss. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and children visited recently at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Albert Wel- i ters, TeesWater. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Underwood of Toronto, are visiting this week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, James Mcllrath, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon and I family, of Sarnia, and her mo- thee Mrs. House, visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fal- coner, on their way to Mrs. House's home at Meaford. Mrs. John Falconer and Mr, and, Mrs. Elgin Welwood spent the week-end at the homes of James and Cecil Falconer and attended the McInnis ' family reunion at Teeswater on Monday. Mr. and .Mrs. Wm, Rintoul and family attended a family gather- ing at the home of their parents, Mr and Mrs. George Caldwell,. of Blyth, on Sunday in honor of a 10th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Mac Cardiff of Brus- sels. WED., TH1URS„ JULY 34 ' "Shake, Rattle & with Fats Domino and Lisa' Gaye, ) plus "Runaway Daughters' - SAT. , JULY 0 ,* I "Gunslinger" plus "HOT CARS". AFTER SUNDAY MIDNrrz and MON., JULY 8th "House Of Secrets" • • Technicolor s ^• Loaded with Suspenee: TUES. - WED. July a - le. "TITANic":. Clifton Webb Barbara $tanwybk One of the World's' Greatest Tragedies Before Your , Very'! EyeS. ,••{VED. THUR. Flit, JULY 3-4-5 • "GUYS &DOLLS" Technicolor ,/ . Adult - Frank Sinatra Jean. Simmons . • The man next door fs saving to enlarge his Summer cottage The skin-diver is saving Yegt!lar!y to buy a new boat WHITECHURCH Promotions Listed ...00RRIE ' [Maitland_ Young Ite.v.,,And. Mro, IT, 1:, 7, Buchan., • • " • - .• •' - -IPOOPle PiCrac ran, Dalhousie. and Manreen,.. are ': warnionxRca — 'The .yeling. spending their vacation at .,140,4e people of the. Presbyterian Chards .. •• entertained' the young. Peaple 9.t..' Mrs, Jos, Bennett underwent an! ,the Maitland. Presbytery at the •PiC, appendectomy in. the Listowel: Me grounds at Amberley last Fri, Memorial hospital on Sunday, -day evening at '14 wiener Nast. June 2.3rd. It is/expected that she Murray gaunt presided for a. short will return to her home on Wed- „devotional, service, Firma FArStOr, nesday, , .read the Scripture lesson,. Walter' Toronto, spent the • week-end with . T. A. Marshall gave a short talk .on• r 1:4tri.v:nhderp7rs. j'ainee 'graham, Elliottled in^prayer and Rev.. R. . • , What one can see in nature .ati The Rev, Geo, and Mrs, Wylie how one can profit by these things, and little son' 'of watievanurx and Rev,. MeChire of Xolesworth. cies, Nliss Beth Wylie of Toronto are P4 . the meeting with ptayer, All holidaying at .the home of Mrs. J, ehiOyed .the games• and -contest in Wylie, , , .scQh jasi:gacnoo.f M th i:s.,10.,tai.:i .Stimmith toofg?trhueurT Mrs, Jean 12aeDenald' of Lon- Mr. and MO, Alex Purvis of, St,. Helens visited on Thurlaity last with. Mrs, Daitid.Kennetly, ' 'Misses Pearl and. Irent Paten of Toronto spent. the week-end at the hoMe. Of Mr, and Mrs, George Couk tes, They were on . theit way to. their .cottage at Toberinora, Where they will spend the summer 'Mr, and Mis,. Jean' Huteltison spent the weekend at the noire of their. daugliteriMraIlld, Nicholson Of Tbanteliferd, Mr. L and Mrs, Clifton Moore of London, Mr. and 1\4.:1:% Fred Moore,. of Delaware, and Mrs, John Bough. ner, and Mrs, Wm, Bradley of Parkhill .spent the week-end at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm, ,Kennedy Of Marnoela and all spent Oenday at Owen Sound. • Mr. and Mrs; Stanley Elliott of CASH if you live. CASH' if you die. Protection for the family. Comfort for yogi. retirement. All in one policy. ' Consult— ,4 FRANK C. HOPPER. —Representative - Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. Amommanammummemorm FRESH BAKED FOR TASTY EATING. !For No; 12, .E5 flowick: Grade 7 to la Kent Ankenman, Robert Pride, ,Harry Winkel, Grade 6, to 7, Lorne Ankenmtilt Peggy Gibson.. Grade 5'to 6, Freser Grill8011a; Garfield, Gibson, Trues Winkel, Grade 4 to ,Murray Gedeke, John Harris, Frances Kennedy. Grade 2 tp 3, Brian Gibson, Eve- lyn Kennedy, Grade a .to 2 . James Harris, Pat- ricia Kennedy. Pupils, aae listed.alphabetically, aliss) Rona VanVehier Tefteher ••• St. Cathatines, spent the week-end at the home of Mr, Win. Elliott and Mr, and 'Mrs. Robt, Montgomery, , Miss Marjorie- Currie of London, spent the week-end with her .thothei, Mrs. R. J. Carrie, and Mrs; Harvey Read, of Goderich, 'spent the week-end at the Currie home. Mr. Rosa McMichael and his children of .Sarnia spent the week- ena at the home of Mr. sand Mrs. Gershom Johnston and the child- ren 'stayed to 'spend the week Where. Miss Jean Stanley and Jack Johnston, of London, and Mr, and Mrs, Ed', Robinson and sons of St. Augustine spent, Sunday at the Johnston home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson of Rorest Spent the week-end at the' home of her parents, Mr, and ,Mrs. Allan Pattison, rs. Jas. Johnston arid baby son s gent a few days last Week with her mother, Mrs. Ed., lifntz aof Monkton. • Mr. and Mrs. Russell Purdon and children moved last week to the farm they recently purchased' from Mr. Jas. Falconer. Mt. and Mrs. George Fisher and Doris, and Mr, and Mrs, Toby jantzi of Milverton spent the Week-end at the honie•of iMr. and' Mrs. Wm, Fisher`' of Timmins, Linda and Larry Jiintzi. stayed at the Fisher home• here. IVIrs, John Carruthers of Lucknow,' Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Carruthers 'and' child- ren of Holyrood, and Mr. and• Mrs. Carmen Vint of Goderich; • visited there on Sunday. . , Mr. and, Mrs. Robt.. Watson of Brucefield and Miss Janet Watson of Ayliber, visited. on Thursday at the hoine of Mr. and Mtg. Gilbert Beecroft. ' Mr. Melville Beecroft, who teach- es at Otterville, went 'IAA 'week, with a group of science teachers, on a trip around, Georgian„Bay and Parry Sound. They were aecomp- anied by several prOfessors: 'Who gave them ,practical field work and. demonstrations. Mr, and Mrs. ,Ias, taaivin and baby Douglas ,of Hamilton, 'and Mr. and Mrst- Gibson Atmstrong and children of. London, spent the week-end at •the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hereon Ir- win, Mrs. Armstrong and the.child- ten stayed to spend this week here. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason 'and family spent Sunday 'at the home of his parents, •Mr. and Mrs. John •Mason of London, and Peter and Nailer Mason, left their aunt, Mrs. Shirley Towers, to ,spend two 'weeks "at 'the laaa..; and Y.W.C.A. children's Camp, at. Tor- ontd. Calineron'Simmons London, 'spent the her' parents, Mr. Martin, and' with We, yenr friendsand neighbors, felt that this milestone in your life was something we' could.„ not let vase without gathering, to celee brate with you, gence we planned the little surprise." No doubt within,the last 25 Years there have been many ups and downs 'which you both have so bravely passed, but there also has been Much smooth, sailing and four Wish, is that you may have many more years ,of life's voyage to- gether and that we, your friends May again have the epportnnity to ,gather with you on your silver wedding day. You have both 'been willing to lend a helping hand in time of need, you hale' worked with us in, all our ,activities. We 'look forward to this happy association with you as we •are sure it will continue in the future years. • ! May all the shining happiness the years haVe 'brought your way be yours to live and share again this silvei wedding day, On behalf of the guests, Mrs. Fred Litt , and 'Mrs. Earl Murray presented the couple with a large silver tray, silver teapot, silver casserole set and a silver TV lunch set. Mr. and Mrs. Zubrigg both made suitable %replies and after, a delicious aunchathe! evening was brought to a close. ,- Child..Is Hurt By 1-jot Iron , FORDWICHLLittle Terry Tud- an, ' one-year-old son of Mr. and Mr's. Jelin Tease' was . rushed to Listowel Hospital on. Friday.:after- noon by Dr. J. D. Forde. . In some manner the youngster pulled the electric iron over on himself, resulting 'in a nasty cut on the, forehead and a severe 'burn to ' his cheek. Four stitches were needed •to close the wound. Later that night the little fello'w was able to come home' and is getting along nicely. - . other .relatives here and/ at Wing- ham, • I 'Miss Edna Carr of, St. Thomas spent • aafeW lays, last week- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Russell Ross. Ten 'boys and eleven adults met at the. Memorial Hall here and ap- pointed a committee, Kenneth Dowling, Wm. Henry. and, Leroy Ripatail, with Mrs. Russell Ross I and Mrs. Vic Emerson; to try to find, a suitable place for the pro- poSed baseball diamond. I Constable and ' Mrs. Kenneth. Ross, who have been visiting with his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Robt Ross, left on Monday to/return to. his position at Loon Lake, ,'Sask. me. George Ross of Owen Sound Spent the week-end here, PROMOTION . RESULTS FORDIVICH, SCHOOL Senior Room Grade 8 to *9, Marie Browne, Dianne CarsWell, Deig, Anna Marie Espeneen; Bonnie rnglis, Mary Johnston,'Beverly Jacobson, Fraser Pollock, Sharon Pollo,Cit, Ruth Rumple, Marian Ruttan. Grade 7 to 8, Jean Postea; /David Inglis, Ward Lohr, Jean Siefert, Pauline Sothern, Grade 6 to 7, Doris Carswell, Ruth Cober, Audrey Ruttan, Mar- jorie Connell, Shirley.Bung, Gary Sothern, Jbhn Wilson, Douglas Watson. Grade 5 to 6, 'John Carswell, Cameron Edgar, John Forde, Janie Hambly, Richard Martinet, jack Ruttan, Wayne. Lawrence. Ronald Hube, Friecipal 0 - 0 0 • Junior Room Grade 4 to 5, ' Jim Aekin, Jean Browne, Karen Carswell, Eliza- beth, Dickert, Gerall Doig, Peter Forde, Garry Lawrel ce. Grade 3 to 4, Bob Campbell,Mar- ian Dickert, Helen Johnston, David Jacobson, Jean Lawrence. Grade 2 to 3, Dora Burtch, Dilly Carswell, Marilyn Forde, Douglas Gibson, Barry Matthews, Marjorie Ruttan, ,Grade 1 to 2, Linda Askin, Leslie Campbell. • Beatrice Wade, Teacher FORDWICII Ma and Mrs. John Tudan and family visited over the holiday with relatives in Port Colborne. " Mr. and Mrs. George Moss of Galt and, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Frome of Georgetown visited over the week-end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang of Toronto, spent the week-end, with Mr. •and Mrs, Roy Simmons. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore visited a 'couple of days last week with Mr. and Mil: jack' Bricker and 110 and. Mrs, Frank 'Benin in. Kitchener and also attended the Waterloo Centennial. Mrs. Millie Burns and Mr. Al- fred Jones of -Guelph spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sothern.. Mr. and Mrs, Bus Giles, Bruce and Gary of Arkona spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baker. A number of veterans' "'from here attended the drumhead service held in Wingham on 'Sunday. Mrs. Evelyn McLean and Wendy of Toronto• visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Art Fores- ter. Mr. and Mrs, Ron Reed of Lis- towel visited on Sunday. with Mr. don visited friends here on Friday and Saturday: • Mr, and Mrs. T. L. McInnes went to Goderich on. Saturday evening and on Sunday morning left on a motor trip to Swift current and Shaunaven; Sask., where they will visit 'relatives, They are aacom- panying Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson of Goderich,• Mr Dick Sperling bf Vancouver; is visiting his brother, Mr. Harvey Sperling and other relatives, Mrs, James Armstrong rnturned on Thursday••from the Wingham Hospital. Mr. Art. Stephens re- turned from Victoria Hospital, London, on Wednesday. Miss 'Irene Holmes and Mr. H, V, Holmes are spending some time at the latter's cottage at Bruce Beach, Ma George Gregg is spending the vacation at his home here. He has been engaged to teach again next year at the Central Collegiate in Sarnia. The Rev, F. E. and Mrs. Russell were at the confirmation service, at Christ Church, Listowel, on Thursday evening. Mr. Russell assisted in the service, Mr, Reg, Hobbs of Preston is spending some time at Mr. Wm. Harrison's home, Good Attendance At. Garden Party FORDWICH—The anneal garden patty of • the • . Fordwich ..United Church was well attended even though the weather didn't co-op- erate. About ,350 were fed! The men's choir with Rev. J. W. laird at the organ, ,gav'e a very 'fine pro- gram after the supper. At the close Rev. and Mrs.. Bird were called forward and presented with a purse of money from the congregation. Warren Zubrigg spoke to them and Royden Devitt made the presentation. The Mayne charge and Newbridge con- gregation gave them lovely lug- gage and a rocking chair.- ' Rev, J. W. Hircl retires from the ministry on Sunday. They both thanked everyone for the good will shown them. And Mrs: E. Hargrave. Miss Marjorie Ott and Murray Ott of Listowel are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sothern. Ma. And Mrs. Tom McClement, Betty, Kenny and Ronnie, and Mrs. Ida Gallagher visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 'Haase at Winthrop. Mrs. Bertha Hutchison of Tor- onto is spending a few days with Mr. and' Mrs. Tom Hutchison. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and Ran- dy spent Sunday at Bervie. Mr: and Mrs. Willoughby Patter- son of London visited over the week-end with Mrs. Pearl Patter- son, ..Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Bolander, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Holt, Mr. and Mrs: Cecil Lynn and Mrs. Earl Ridley attended the Holcausa: Smith wedding in Toronto on Sat- urday. Mrs, Lena Bannos of Detroit and Mrs. Elsie tante of Waterloo spent one day last week 'at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Royden,Devitt. • Mrs, Ruby Forester of Toronto is spending a month at her home here. Miss 'Mary Corbett of Tor- onto is visiting with her for several I days. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and family of St. Catharines spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig., Miss Ruth Taumple. left on Sat- day for Burlington where' she will make her home. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wilding of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Anson Demerling. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Schaefer and Wendy of Lenclon and Mr, and Mrs. Paul Wendt and family of Toronto visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, E, A. Schaefer. Mr. Jack Siefesrt of McMurray, Alberta, spent several , days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Siefert. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hambly and Janie spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Hera-lily in Tor- onto. Mr; and Mrs: Harold Hibbert and family of Guelph spent the Week- 6nd with Mr. and aarS, E. Allen, Mrs, ‘Mary Hall and Robt Mc- Neil visited last week with Mr. and Mrs, Morley Bride at Elota. Mr, and Mrs, Rees Doig spent one day recently With Mr. and Mrs, Jim Batten at Elmira. Mt. and Mrs, Ha M Bride spent Several clays last week in Toronto and attericled the wedding of a niece Miss Shirley Butchert on Friday, Miss Rlizabeth Patterson left oft Monday• fOr Waterloo, where she has' taken a position with Domin- ion Life XnstirAnce Co, Mr. and Mrs, Jack' Beown spent Several days lest week in, the Rirliland Lake and Parry Sdutid WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs, C. W, Lewis of Grimsby visited on Sunday with her father, Mr. yF. Melt Paterson. Mr, Harris Purdon of Blind Riv- er spent the week-end at the home of! his sister, Mrs, Calvin. Robin- son, ti Mr. and Mrs, Elmer •Sleiglibolm and children visited on I Sunday, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sleightholm of. • Listowel. Mr, Sleightholm has been a patient in the hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liiidlaw and Ivan and Marilyn Morrison returned blame from Powasson on Monday. The Bennison-Stoekhill wedding was postponed from Sat- urday to Monday as a week's rain had washed out three bridges, mak- ing it impossible for anyone to go to, the church. Mr. Bert Thompson left on Wed- nesday to spend a few weeks with friends at. Kindersley, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Murray and family 'of Sharon, visited 'on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Tiffin., Mrs. Robert Ross received word last 'week 'that Peter Naismith of Forest Grove, Oregon, had 'pass- ed away after a long illness. Many from this district will extend sm.' pathy to his wife, the former Mar- garet Mir'ehouse, of Kinloss. One son survives, and another son pre- decbased him last. year. Mrs. Allan Turner left last week to teach for, two weeks in 'a voca- tional Bible school in Toronto. • Karen. Groskorth and Elaine Conn left last, week to spend two weeks with the former's aunt, Mrs,- Ronald Bagg• and her family at their cottage at Lake Simcoe. Mrs. Joe Marks of London, is spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mil. 'G. Gillespie.. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson have purchased a home in Exeter. With their family they will move there in the near future, Mr. Wilson is engineer at the' cannery there. Mr, Arid Mrs. Lewis Beecroft of Edmonton are visiting at the home of his brother, Mr. J, D. Beecroft, Mr, and. Mrs. Beecroft, formerly Mary Thornton, of Eluevale, re- neived many old acquaintances during the Turnberry. Centennial at the week-end. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Gaunt, Janet and Donald visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaunt, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Orval 'Mitchell and Gordon and Frances Henry, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry. Miss Florence aseeeroft, Toronto, spent the week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. la Beecroft. The Young Adult Group of the United Church held a wiener roast last Tuesday evening at the picnic grounds at Amberley. Dur- ing the evening they ptesented Miss Lois Ribey with a lazy susan sandwich plate. Miss Ribey, who taught at S.S. 9, Kinloss, for two years, goes to Stratford Teachers' College in the fall and Mrs. Shroud of Ripley will teach in that school. Miss Janet- Gaunt received word she had passed her exams in the Lucknow District High School. She gees to business college in Stratford in September, Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mrs. James Keene were in Sudbury last Thursday where they visited with the latter's husband. Mr. Paul Groskorth left last week to work for the summer with Me; John Ackert at Holy- rood. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Charleston and their daughter, of Hamilton, GORRIE Miss Mabel IrWin of Harriston Visited her sister, Miss Emma Ir- win, on 'Sunday. Me and Mrs. Sandie Hastie and Sandra, Mr, and Mrs, Walker Hastie and Heather, all of Toronto, spent the holiday week-end at their summer home in Gorrie. Mr. Cordell Brown, Beainsvale is accompanying Me Morley Johnston and two other friends on a trip to Calgary to see the Cal- gary Stampede, Mrs. Ruth Corbett returned on Sunday after visiting with tele,. tiVes in Toronto. Ma. ' and Mrs. Manfred Irwin spent Sunday and Monday with friends in Toronto. Mt, d Mrs, an C. Ring visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, G. C, Moffat and Me and Mrs, Herold Moffat at Whighani, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon grovitii, and Mary Alice of BeateaVille Spent the week-cud and holiday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Relit, Clraham, Mr, and Mrs. Ruch Miller of De- troit Were, guests of Mr. and Mrs, Archie Miller for the holiday and week-ortd, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ferguson and family and Mrs. klam Ferguson attended the school re-nnion at 5.5, No, 12, McGillivray Township, oft Sunday. Tont, Thistle, Toronto spent the holiday at the parental home. Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Ring and Mrs. Ken 1-teStie attended the school re-onion at .5.8, 110, 1 Turriberry, in connection with the %somber* tdritennlai on Siithtday. r, *FILMS _ *CAMERAS • SUPPLIES DEALER.. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES APMA Represontcaive of iNtatch Tower Society 3 PA NIX 7 Hamburg or Wiener Rolls REMINGTON'S I.G.A. CRO Theatre -'Harriston SAT., JULY 6 - ONLY "GREAT JESSE . JAMES. RAID" . Color Willard Parker, Barbara Payton "Bonnie Scotland" Laurel' and Hardy MON. TUE. WED., JULY 8, 9,10 "THE KING AND I" Technicolor Deborah Kerr Yul BrYnner al iaal&a:a a.ae Mr. and Mrs. and 'Nancy, of'- week-end with and Chas. Both 'hate ...0 bank .accounft and iurpotelarlaiting THE CHART EKED 'JANKE ' Mi. and Mrs. Archie Watt and daughters of Toronto visited for a few aay's last week with. his par- ,ents, Rev, and Mrs. W J. Watt. You prObablyhave your own equally good' reasons' for saving. There are thousands. One way to be. sure you will have the money you Want when yoU want it is to make regular deposit in your bank account, • 'It 'take§ will-poWer, Sometimes it means doing without thing§ you are tempted to buy. But as you advance steadily toward your chogen. objeetive, you. know the satisfying feeling that comes with getting ahead financially. You realize that you are creating a reserve of ready cash that can be a gateway'to future opportunity, or_serve as a bulwark in time of need. you can always count on a bank aCeount. Save at a bank * millions dot on' aamaalaaa SERVING, yOutt-c:Olamtnolit