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`THE. BIG COUNTRY'
Gregory Peck, Jean Simmon,s
The Big Country Is The Biggest
Western. Of Them,All,
A, Crazed Killer Held The Power
Of Life Or Death In This
Suspense-filled Thriller,
THURS. - SAT,. •
January 29 - 30 - 31 '
MAN OF THE
'WEST"
(Adult Entertainment)
Gary Cooper, Julie. Loudon ••
.SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY
"QUINCANNON
FRONTIER SCOUT"
Mrs. W, •Casliek announced that
the Couples. Club would moo:. on
February 9th in 'the church for a
crokinole party. The meeting clos-
ed with the singing of "Take Time.
to Be holy" followed by the IVfiz-
pah benediction.
The officers, for 1959 are: Fast
pres., Mrs. R. urbrigg; president,
Mrs. D. MeTaggart; 1st vice-pros,,.
Mrs, Q. Gibson' 2nd vicc-pres.,
Mrs. D, Ftosenitiagen; recording
sec., 'Mrs. 13. St. George; treasurer,
Mrs. E, McBurney; supply and lit-
erature sec„ Mrs. H. Bwatridge;
stewardship sec., Mrs. 0, Robinson,
correspondence and community
friendship sec,, Mrs. R, Gordon;
East side, Mrs, G, Richardson and
Mrs, R. Gordon; West side; Mrs.
F. Templeman' and Miss B. Stain-
ton; press sec., Mrs, D. McKay
temperance and citizenship sec.,
Mrs, W. Casliek; missionary month-
ly sec., Mrs, R. Sinnarrion; pianist,
Mrs. C. Bondi; assistant, Mrs. K.
McLaughlin; telephone convener,
Miss K. McLaughlin; Committee
Mrs. J. Lewis, Mrs, E. Irwin, Mrs.
G. Guest, IVIA, H, Walker, Mrs, C.
Ritchie, Mrs.. V. Reid, Mrs. A.
Walker.
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SPECIAL. FOR $1.98
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live reading of the Scripture mes-
sage from Genesis and led in the
Bible study discussion, ;Mrs. Mc-
Innis led in,prayer.
Mrs, Johnston Conn gave the re-
Pert of the afternoon program of
the Maitland Presbyterial -meeting
held last week in Wingham Pres-
byterian Church and 'Mrs. Craig
gave the report of the morning ses-
sion, speaking of the difficulties
and achievements in missionary
work. Mrs. Johnston Minn was
appointed' student secretary at this
Meeting,
Mrs. Craig read a letter from
Agnes Gollan, a missionary in Ni-
geria, Africa, • The roll call Was
answered 'by naming a missionary
Working in Canada. Miss Lila
Emerson led in thd Glad Tidings
prayer. Mrs. Frank Coulter had
charge ofithe chapter on Canadian
Indians from the study book, "Mis-
sions Are Changing",
The Meeting was closed with all
repeating the Lord's Prayer and
the hostess served tea and cookies
WIIITECHURCH
Mrs. 'Alex Inglis, returned home
on Friday after nursing at the
home of'Mr. and Mrs. iftoddy Ing-
lis of Watford for' the past three
weeks. Laurie and Lisa, the one
and a half year old twins of ,the
Inglis family, have been very ill
and under /the .doctor's care. Mr.
Inglis and' 'Son Eric :accompanied
Mrs, Alex Inglis home„
Mr. ROber(Adams is laid, up With
a very sore back.
'Miss -Maxine Jacklin of Lon-
don, 'spent the Week-end at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Archie
Purdon.
: Mr. Alex McKerizie of Langside,
spent a few days last week at.
Smith's Falls, where he' visited
with this sister , Miss Katherine
McKenzie, who had been a patient
in Kingaton Hospital for a few
weeks.
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You Are Invited to the
Groat,
Opening
OF OUR SPARKLING NEW
Restaurant
on
Feb. 4th d e ides ay,
in the former Sherbondy Standing
To facilitate moving, we will be
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,I.VOITERURCH
'Tice World Day of Prayer will
,be , held fn the t7allted .CherCh. on
February .13th .and Rev. R,. T.
•Marshall_ will he We special ,spea-
ker. All women in the Community
are. inVited to attend,:
Mrs.. ,George Fisher, 'teapher. at
Fordyce SeheOli! .and Mr. BOW
sinnanion, teaehel- at S.S. No, 17,
West 'Wawa. nosti. on Thursday at-
tended the funeral-of the. late 'liar-
vey Andersen, held at the Dungan,
Juni United .Church, Nil'. Ander,.
son for .nnany years had been
trustee of the West Wawanosh
school area,
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The annual business Meeting of
the. Presbyterian congregation Will
be held on, Tuesday, Feb 3,
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Accident. Case CHURCH Is Postpdoe.d. •
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y of -Mar /1004 WAS in W lightint
04 WOW last in connection with'
the accident on, St1 011,4w41Y.
before ChriPtirlaA'Whela P, RP...fir:Iv-
an by Mr Anderson of London wag.
in collision with. his tractor-drawn
Wagon. 'The. wagon Was da1114114d
and, ..fgennedy was "thrown into
the top of his; covered tractor.
The :hearing Wan Ve.4170,40.0 '11111-
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-Officers installed at,
Woman's Auxiliary •
he saauary melting- of the
Yeurig. Woman's Auxiliary' of tiul
Winghant United ChUrCh was held
at the home of ,Urs.:, 4„ Walker
with Mrs, Z., Irwin in 'charge of the
worship: seryice. 'The meeting
opened. with the hymn "tthto the
Hills Alvtind :Do 1 Litt. DP"; follow-
ed by a prayer by Mrs,: Z., Irwin.
Mrs. R, SienaniOn read the Scrip-
ture taken from Isaiah ,and
42; IA "Standing a, the Portal"
wasoung, after which Mrs. A...Hi/-
bort save the study book • on.
Ce-1/414, fellOwod by prayer by Mrs,
a Irwin,
Thd annual report from the var-
ious secretaries was heard, after
which Mrs. Fingland Installed ,the
new officers; President, Mrs; p
MeTaggart presided over the busi-
ness- part of the meeting, Mrs. G,
,Gibson • offered. to phone for purs-
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SPECIALLY PRICED AT $89,95
Ver that Special Party or Wedding Reception, we hare for rent
an attractive Crystal Punch, ,Set,
Hafermehl s. jewellery
jrWENANG/ 00,140ND "AVIPOINTIONTS QN 1 ""
"Finest Quality and ;Service".
Mrs, McInnis Is
Hostess to W.M.S ,
WhITECHURCH—The W.M.$, Of
the Presbyterian Church 'met on
Tuesday last at the home of Mrs.
James McInnis with a fair atten-
dance and with the president, Mrs.
Dawson Craig; presiding, Mrs, R.
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DEPT. has been organized to
BUSINESS INWURANCE
give helpful specialized' service
WHITZCHURCff---In spite of ittY
roads and rain last Wednesday,
00 of the United Church folks ga,
timed at tho church for the annual
hiAPineSS meeting and pot tuck sup-
per.
Mr. A. Neelon had charge of a
short worship service and led in
'prayer. he gave the report for
the session. Arthur Laidlaw gave
the report for the Sunday School;
Mrs, Russell Parden for X.P.al
Mrs, lc. Dowling for ithe WA.; Mrs,
Milan Moore for the 'Mission
Band; Mrs, Chapman for the baby
Band; Mrs, Groskorth for the
W,M,S,; Mrs. Seholtz for the
C.G.T,T, and Milian Moore for the
General Fund,
Rev, W. j. Watt was named ar
honorary member of the Session
and Robert Laidlaw w
an •elder, Edward McClenaghan
was appointed to the Board of
Stewards for one year in Raymond
Laidlow's place and Elmer Sleight-
holm, Clifford Laidlaw, John Fur-
don and James Falconer were el-
ected for a three-year term, The
ushers are 'Russell Pardon, Ivan
Laidlaw, Jack Coultes, Carl Me-
Clenaghan and Garry bhaprnan
Mr. Moore; secretary-treasurer
of. the charch, is to receive $50 per
year. Mrs, Scholt8 was appointed
to look after the Church Observer
Family Fund and Mrs, G. E, Far-
rier, as pianist. The auditors will
be Mrs. Albert Coldtes, E, H. Gro's-
korth; press reporter, Mrs J. D,
Beecroft. Representative for the
United Church Men is J. D. Bee-
croft.
The sum of $50 was donated to
the "Sing Time" program on
CENX. The anniversary date was
set for June 7. Each department
of the church showed a steady in-
terest and success in the work. The
congregation raised' over $2700, had.
sent $465 to the M. and M. Fund
and $68 to the pension fund. The
W.M.S. had sent $178 to the Pres-
byterial treasurer and had sent two
hales to' the Fred Victor Mission'
in TorOnto.
A vote of appreciation was giv-
en to all who had helped co liber-
ally with their time 'and talents
and funds in the interests of the
church during the past year, This
congregation contributes t* me-
morial. Bibles for'Oerach deceased
member, in lieu of 48. floraljcontri-
bution.
1111' sang "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds" and Mr, Neelon closed the
meeting with prayer.,
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—Representative—
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WINGHAK ONT.
Phone 455
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CALVIN-BRICK WMS
MET ON WEDNESDAY
WHITECHURCH— The W.M.S.
of Calvin-Brick United Church was
held on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Alex Robertson with 20 la-
dies present and with Mrs. Ken-
neth Mason, group leader, presid-
ing. Mrs, Harold Currie read the
Scripture and Mrs, Mason led in
prayer, Mrs, Norman Coultes,
Mrs. 'Harold Currie and MrS, John
Jamieson had charge of the chap-
ter on "Missions in the Carrribean
Area" from thcr study book, "Know
Your Neighbours".
Interesting' reports were givdn
by the conveners of the various
committees of the W.M.S. Mr. A,
Neelon of Bluevale was present
and gave an interesting talk on
missions and the importance of
giving both spiritually and finan-,
daily and installed the officers for
this year,
It was announced that the World
Day bf Prayer will be held at the
home of Mrs. John L. Carrie. Af-
ter the meeting had been closed
with prayer Mrs, Robertson serv-
ed tea and cookies.
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THE WINGHAM FIREMEN OFFER
$25.00 $10.00 $5.00
as First, Second 'and Third Prizes for ticket
holders with the closest guess'
Month - Day - Date - Hour Minute - Secpnd
TICKETS 25c' EACH
Available from any fireman.
Closing date Feb. 23, 1959 or at the discretion of
committee in case of an earlier thaw.
ALL PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE •
SWIMMING POOL FUND
Meet Jerry Corlett, manager of the King and
Francis Streets Branch of The Toronto-Dominion
Bank in Kitchener. Though young in years, Jerry,
has nearly 30 years of banking efperience gained at
all levels in branches throughout Ontario. Outside of
"The Bank", Jerry serves his, community well—as
treasurer of the Boy Scouts and a member of
Kitchener'S Chamber of Collimate. Friendly, and
keen in judgment,, Jerry Corlett is another good
example of the courteous; efficient people, you'll find
.at The Toronto:Dominion Bank near you. Drop in
soon and see why .
Invitation Euchre
St, Paul's Evening Guild held
successful invitation euchre party
With eighteen tables in play on
Tuesday evening of last, Week, The
prizes were 'won by Miss Mary
Louise Town, Who was high lady;
high lady playing as a man, Mrs
Mark Gardner; high Man, Alvin
Higgins and low prize, Mrs, Elsner
Walker, Mrs, W. J. Greer won the
ptike for bridge,.
Lunch was served and a social
iime enjoyed, The executive of the
Vetting Guild Will meet, later this ,
nontfi to make plans for a pan-
take supper on February Ibth.
people make the difference at.
THE
TORONTO •DOM I11iUM
BANK
THE DANK THAT' LOOKS AHEAD
114-81ir •
CLOSED Mon. and Tues., Feb. 2-3
at our old location.
LEE'S RESTAURANT
Mr and Mrs. Gorshein Johnston,
Little Gail Pattimon, who had
been a, patient in Children's Mem-
orial Hospital,. London, for a Week,
Was able to return home on Wed-
nesday of last week.
Wirth
PURDON—At the Wingham Gen-
eral hospital, on Sunday, .lan4
tigitY •25, 1959, to 1Vtr. and Mrs.
William Pardon, East Wolfe.-
nosh, a daughter, a 'sister for
:Carey,
E, GRAHAM, .Mattavi
Goalie' Branch
Mr. and Mrs. William McPherson
and children of St. Helens visited
on Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Elliott.
Miss Marjorie Currie of London
spent the -week-end with her mo-
ther, Mrs, R. J, Currie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIntyre, Of
Winghitin, Mrs, Wm. Dawson and
Mrs. Cecil Falconer visited on Sun-
day with the latter's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. E. Purdon, Lucknow.
Mrs. Purdon was celebrating her.
81st birthday.
Quite' a number of East Wawa-
nosh friends and relatives attend-
cd the funeral of baby Hafrold Rob-,‘
inson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs,
Mason Robinson, held at the Wal-,
leer funeral home on Thursday last
with 'Rev. C, Krug officiating.
Mr, and Mrs, Archie Purdon at-
tended 'the funeral of her grand-
mother, the late Mrs. John Mc-
Creery, held on Monday from the
Moir funeral home in Gerrie. She
was in her 83rd year and had been
in ill health. Since fall. She leave&
to mourn her three daughters and
one s4, also ten grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
'Mrs, Stewart. Scott, formerly
Maude Conn, RegiN., of KinlosS,
who haS been a patient in Wing
ham Hospital for 'the past five
years, following a series of strokes,
took 'another` bad stroke on SunY4
clay, and has been seriously ill,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wdolcoek and
family of Glenannan, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs,•Wil-
liam Kennedy of Marnoch.
Mrs. Charles has been 8
patient, in Whigharn. hospital over
the week-end,
• Mr., and Mrs, Mack Cardiff of
Brtissela visited on Wednesday at
the home of her sister Wil.
Liam RI/Abel,
There was lid School on. ThurS-
'dai and Friday in this district,
owing to the stormy weather, icy
roads and low temperattaie, The
bread trucks tailed tb get through
the blocked roads and people Were
thankful to stay at home.
Ile. Ross McMichael of Sarnia
spent ithe Week,encl at the home of '11111111111111111111•1111111111MIIMINIMIIIIIIIIIIS111111111111111111111P ,st„ B. 'Itt)140IDTLER, Manager
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