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Drive-in
An aftermani addr 'as la Prem. - -,.......a.• ....... a
I ler John P. Roberts an. his'lev.. I Recently a member of one of Rock", was shown. Raw. David
ition keynote soerch 'as. Prime Min , the Uncommitted Nationn' Cont.-
ister John Diefenbaker will bigh- mittetts Is rtatorted to have said to Trafford of Menford pronomieed
light the all day met tine of the a Canadian Observer at the United the benediction,
1 Western Ontario Progressive Con, . :a:aloes Aasembly, "There was a
14ANY ATTEND RALLY
AT IIAPTIS1 CHURCH
Wingham Baptist Church tea:
filled with 0I nig lymph. from Co,
lingwood, Meaford, Owen Sound.
Hepworth, Hayfield anti Wanganui'
on Friday evening for a Young
People's rally.
Rev. Erie Penny of Collingwood
was chairman. Reg. Collar. tleaeon
of the Winghant Churela ententled
words weleomt. and the Scalp.
tare Was read by Rev. Ellin (hist of
Hepworth.
Paul and Carta fenny of (Salleg.
wood sang u duet and a brass trio
from Olivet Baptist. 'II mai 10 Mea
ford gave two seleetions Mem
bers of the trio were Douglas Ito
bertson, Bruce Emery and John
Ford.
An hourdong film. "Teen Ag
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servative Assteaatien in Loial.at
THEA PRA, Landed
on Saturday.
CLINTON - 'ONTARIO
Nightly. Rain or Clear
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MAY 3-4
— Double Bill —
"GIDGET GOES
HAWAIIAN"
(Colour)
,Taita Darren - Deborah Walley
"ALL THE YOUNG
MEN"
Ladi - Sidney Peltier
(Cartoon)
SAT. -MON. MAY 5-7
— Double Bill —
'THREE CAME to KILL'
Cameron IVfitchell.
"The GREAT ST. LOUIS
BANK ROBBERY"
,Adult Entertainment)
flteve McQueen -' David Clark
(Cartoon)
TI )4. -WED, • MAY 8-9
"DARK AT THE TOP
OF THE STAIRS"
(Colour).
(Adult. Entertainment)
Robert Preston
Dorothy McGuire - Eve Arden
(Cartoon) ,
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Mere titan ((1(1 (4.111;101.s. rcpt." I
senting 23 Western Ontario rid.
ings, are expeeted to invade laaa
don for the day. in addition to the
general meeting during the aft,
noon, at which Premier Roberts is
expected to give an ;wasn't of 1111
first legislative session as head of
the Ontario government. there wal.
be a womea s meeting and a gen
eral meetingof the Young Progrea
sive Conservatives of Wcstern Oe.
tario.
The women's meeting. whieh will
take the form of a limeheon at the
Hotel London, will be presided over
by President Mrs. Charles C. Kay
of Windsor. The guest speaker
will be Ald. Mrs. Cameron H. Mont
rose, also of Windsor.
The YPC's are to bold their ses-
sion in the auditorium of the Lon-
don Public Library.
During the generai meeting, Pr..,
sident P. A. Ballachey of Lb ton -
ford will deliver his report and pte_
side over the discussion of reaolu
tions. Election of a president, sec-
retary and six district victapreaa
dents will round out the afternoen.
The closing dinner at 6 p.m. will
be over in time for the delegaata,
to board buses for the London Ar-
ena, where Mr. Diefenbaker will
make his first public appearaata.
in London :drive announcement of
the general election three weeks
ago.
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arrange to see each feature front
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THTTR.-10111.-SAT. MAY 3-4-5
DEBBIE REYNOLDS in
"SECOND TIME
AROUND"
eln ero aSe ope Color
.PIus—DOLEING with SAM SNEAD
tat show 7.30, 2nd 9.20
2
MON.-TrIES.-WED, MAY 7-8-9
(TITAN FORD and DONALD
O'CONNOR in
"CRY FOR HAPPY"
CinernaSeope Color
c This story takes place in Japan and
t is designed strictly for laughs
Admission 65e
Free- Public School Students and
infants in cars free when accom-
panied by an adult
Box Office opens at 8 p.m. First
show at dusk. Two shows nightly •
rain or clear
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Color Adult Entertainment
SAT. -MON. MAY 5-7
Family Entertainment
ROBERT MITCHUM, DEP,ORAH
KERR in
"THE SUNDOWN=
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Color
TUES.-WED, a1AY 8-9
ALDO RAY, RAYMOND MASSEY
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"THE NAKED ANI)
THE DEAD"
time here in the United Nations
when to VIM•ry q11eSt1071 that Mall.
up the delegates would tisk
'What does Canada think?' fo •
slay they couldn't care. less."
This represents the tragie decline
in Canada's influence in world of
fairs from the all-time high when
Lester 11. Pearson was awarded
the Nobel Peace Prize for his lead-
ership for peace among the na,
dons of the world. Today we are
told by lo'clers of the Communist
and non-Communist world alike
that, we are on the brink of nuc-
lear war. Nuclear war could mean,
not only Continental devastation,
but Global destruction and there is
no defence once the die is cast and
someone. either by accident or de-
sign. pushes the button that un-
leashes the holocaust of annihila-
tion. You and I here in Welling-
ton -Huron have a stake in the ue-
vision that affects ourselves, our
children and generations yet un-
born. This is no time to be vacil-
lating in our alliances and commit-
ments. There is safety in sanity
alone, and our strength lies in co-
operation and unity with all free-
dom -loving people coupled with the
determination to see that there will
he no spread of nuclear weapons
beyond those Nations who already
possess them. Is this an impossible
objeetive? Not if the free people of
the world realize that our problems
brought about by the materialistic
thinking of both the communist
and the non-communist nations
cannot be resolved by the force of
nuclear weapons.
Eleanor Roosevelt said recently
that in her visit to the Soviet Un-
ion she noted little difference be-
tween the materialism of Russia
and the U.S.A. Harry Truman is
reported to have said, "We are
doomed !unless we have a spiritual
re awakening." Are these people
visionary or are! they closer to the
truth than most people are willing
to admit? Winston Churchill, in
the darkest hour of England -s his•
tory, called.for a day 02 prayer ana
the miracle of Dunkirk was the
answer. Abraham Lincoln, in the
days when civil war was rending
the nation he loved, said, "Many
times I have been forced to my
knees by the knowledge that I had
nowhere eliw to go." "Is it not
time we mustered all our resources,
spiritual as well as material to
meet the challenge of communism?
Canadians have never defaulted on
their obligations and responsibili-
ties, nor have we ever expected
someone else to carry our load.
Canada must use all her influence
to help resolve the differences that
are constantly bringing the Com-
munist and Free World into con-
flict and in trying to understand
the insecurity and fear that lies
behind much of the sabre -rattling
of the Soviet Union.
To quote Lester B. Pearson in
closing, "In that spirit we need
not despair of the future. We must
not forget that the strength of the
potential aggressor is based solely
00 materialism. We must, in short.
got out of our foxholes of fear
and defeatism, and go on the kind
of political, economic and, above
all, spiritual offensive that alone
can win victory over the dark
forces that confront us.
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Marathon Bridge
Season Concludes
The final game for the marathon
bridge parties, whieh were spon-
sored by the Ladies' Auxiliary to
Wingham General Hospital, \VOA
held on Friday night in the voun-
cil chambers and prizes for the
season's play were awarded. These
games were played in the ;After-
noons and evenings in the homes
during the winter months and are
a source of social Intercourse as
well as adding more than $200 to
the Auxiliary funds,
For the afternoon, the prizes
went to Mrs, J, H. Crawford with
a score of 19,200, and Miss C. Isbis-
ter with 18,500. For the evening
games, first was taken by Mrs. Don I
Kennedy, 16,130 and second by
Mrs. E. Webster, 15,990.
Mrs. Elwood Armitage secured
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This is an idea1 time of the year
to take indoor pictures of your pet.
Whether it'S dog. cat, goldfish
or what-have.you, your pet belongs
in the family's snapshot album.
Pet pictures are fun to take, and
a bit of planning will give good
results.
Remember that pictures of pets
have genuine "human intereat". As
s 'eh, they should tell a a try and
capture natural expressiona. A shot
of your dog "discovering" the warm
stove, your eat playfully pawing
his playmate's head, or your budgie
feeding from your daughter's hand
Iu•se are just a ft•w of the pew.
First. choose a plain background,
one that will not detract from the
subject. A wall is as good a back-
ground as any, especially if its
color contrasts with the animal's
coat,
Pets aren't always patient. So
before you call yours onto the
scene, arrange any props -a favor-
ite toy or bowl of milk, for ex --
ample. that will give him an alert,
intelligent expression. You may a1.
so wish to have 11 friend attract
his attention in the desired di.
reetion, by malting a (10150.
Get down to your pet's eye level
and keep as close as possible. In
contrast, a shot from you. waist
or your eye level, will provide little
more than a picture of your. an1.
mal's head.
Try to show your pees person-
ality and intelligence. Recall his
antiem and expressions, and try for
that in the picture, If you watch
for humor in his actions you won't
have to worry about posing --he'll
take care of that; himself. Just fo-
pcular
scyour
camera on the spot where
the
action is most likely to 1111(1'
Be ready to shoot at a moment's
4"
A whole generation of Canadians
has grown up believing that it a
cruel and inhumane thing to pat
a banana in the refrigerator! Now
comes a qualifying statement from
the big banana shippers: "When
bananas have reached the stage
of ripeness which you prefer, then
it is quite permissible to plens.
them in the refrigerator in order
to keep them for 2 or 3 days. The
skin will turn dark after such re_
frigeration."
That figures. Many fruits reach
perfection while on the tree, A ba
nana is one of the fruits which
keeps better and tastes better it
picked rriature-green, then ripener!
in the controlled atmosphere of
specially constructed ripening
rooms. These rooms providn just
the right moisture and warmth to
develop the sweetness and smooth
texture that puts bananas among
the top three best-selling fruits in
Canada.
While ripe bananas with dark
skins may not look as glamor(' is
In the fruit bowl, they're perfeet
in all kinds of dishes sitch UN UM
banana salads Mid desserts withal
follow,
Bettialia. SnIn II
Head lettuce
1/3 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon milk
4 medium bananas
1. cup minced dried beef or Pool:.
ed lIlini
Fresh parsley
Arrange lettuce nu f; flail plates.
Mix mayonneliae with milk, Cut
bananas into one-ineh (hunks. Dip
in mayonnaise and talon roll in
mineral dried beef or cooked hiun,
Arrange 5 pieces 31(('''4(5on each
serving. -Garnish will fresh oars-
iaaa
Yield 4 servings.
Banamt Appleaattee Cake
36 graham erackers
3 coos applesauve
4 medium bananas
1.12 cup heavy craam
1 tablespoon anger
1/4 teaspoon pure vanilla extritet
Sliced bananas for garnish
Caround nutrneg
Arrange 7 graham (gloaters in
the bottom of a I O•x6x2 inch baking
dish. Cover with a half ineli layer
of applesaure. Top with layer of
bananas sliced in quarter 111011
thick pieeea, Refrigerate ore. (111(1
a hall' to two hours. Just, before
serving, combine cream, sugar anol
vanilla extract. Whip until ertatto
stands 111 soft. peaks. Spread over
top of 11(1(1(1! 1(8 St-rve tleaatal
garnimbe•d with ',Heed lailiatair 11101
dash of ground 11(1100 8.
Yield, 8 servinga.
l'ainatia Angel (ado.
2 tablespoons sugar
•1/2 ttaistanni pure vaunt)" extract
1 eup hettsy ertstm
2 medium lamilime,
An(/('l Pow' val(v. ldponge cake
Combine sttgat00(111311 raStaael
and caeam 111 2 hOWI. boat
Eye Surgery
Many eye infections whichused
to lead inevitably to blindness can
now be successfully corrected or
their progress arrested by eye Kit
gym They include detachment of
the retina, the signs of which may
flashes of light or the sudden
appearance of dark spots In the
Vh11011; the growth of Immure
within the eye (this may happen at
any age although it is most com-
mon among children under four);
and danmge to the cornea mused
by InfectIOna, areldenta ehemical
burna, oft., which enn frequently
he remedied by corneal grafting,
The Ontario Safety League warns
early fishermen of the hazards of
boating at this seation of the year.
Cold water, uncertain weather and
heavy elothing makes it mseessary
to take extra precautions. Never
load your boat to capaeity. Be 81) ('1'
there is a Government Approved
life jacket in good condition for
each passenger -and Wear them.
•-
rotary beater mail it 'dandle in
soft peaks. Vold 111 sliced bantinam
tuna aerve over alive!' of angel or
apenge ealte. 1.1erlYes 6.
notice, And shoot a whole series of
pictures to be sure of getting some
excellent results, eNT11 if a few
fumbles do mourn
Shooting ineloorn, small probably
want flashbulbs. With flush, seni
can capture action when 11(11! where
it happens. You'l be able to "stop"
any normal position.
One final tip: Reward your pet
during, and after, picture -taking.
A tidbit offered during shooting
will perk up his ears, make his
tail wag and brine; on a familiar
expression,
STUDENTS TO SING
AT ST. ANDREW'S
The theological students' choir
of Knox College, Toronto, and Pres
byterfan College, Montreal, is mak
ing a singing and recruitment tour
of various Presbyterian churches
In the Lake Huron and Georgian
Bay emu.' of Ontario. The oho.
will sing at as service in St. And
rew's Presbyterian Church on Sim
day, May ath. at 7.30 p.m.'
All of the young men are univer-
sity graduates and are engaged
either in theological studies or have
already graduated and are appoint
ed to various mission fields across
Canada; The members of the choir
are especially desirous of meeting
young people of all denominations
who may be interested in Christian
service in the ministry, in the order
of deaconesses or in overseas mis
•sionary work, The leader of the
.choir is Henry Rosevear, F.C.C.O.
F.T.C.L., organist and choir master
of Glenview Presbyterian Church.
Toronto, and lecturer in church
.music and hymnology ztt Knox Col
lege, University of Toronto. The
choir will be accompanied by Rev.
C. Ritchie Bell, B.A., D.D., Lord
Strathcona Professor of Pastoral
Theology and Homiletics at Pres
byterian College, Montreal,
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Mall from Toronto and pOints
beyond, London, Stialforti. Clinort
and eonnecting points is (ha' at
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The mall from 101cardille
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Mail from Palmerston, 1,1:d00e1, 4.
Brussels (4.0., is due at 3 p.m. and
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Outgoing moil to Kincardine is
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To Clinton, Stratford, London,
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Delightful fruit salad dressing
can be made by using whipped
cream, Simply blend a little fruit
juice and honey with a third cup
mayonnaise. Combine with 0110
c'up whipped cream. Serve.
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Poultry is relatively inexpensive,
therefore serve it often, suggests
the Food Department of Macdonald
Institute, Guelph. This gives you
a chance to try different kinds of
stuffings. Diced celery and pared
chopped apples may be added to
the cubed bread for a moist ,iress-
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