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LyceumTheatre
WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
Wednesday, Thurs., May 5, 6
LUCILLE: BALL,
'DESI ARNAZ
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The Long Long Trailer
Friday, Saturday, May 7, 8.
JOHN HODIAK,
ROBERT STACK
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Conquest of Cochise
Matinee Saturday Afternoon
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Monday, Tuesday, May 10,11
Jeanne Crain, Jean Peters i
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Mark Stevens, Dorothy Malone
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TORPEDO ALLEY
Last complete show starts
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Wednesday, Thurs., May 12,13
Rosemary Cluny, Jack Carson
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DUNGANNON
Dungannon W. I. Meeting
_The April meeting of Dungan-
nonTWqmei?s Institute was held
at the home of Mrs. R. Kilpatrick
on Thursday evening, April 29th.
The .president, Mrs. C. Blake, op
ened the meeting in the usual
way and the roll call “Our re
sponsibility toward education”
was answered Sy1 sixteen mem-,
bers. Four visitors were also pre
sent. During the business period
a donation of -$5 was. voted to
the cancer fund.. Delegates were
appointed to attend the district
annual to be held. iri Belgrave in
May. A discussion Was held re
garding dressing dolls, for the
C.N.E. but no. action is being tak
en. A meeting .of. the executive
is being, held: git the president’s
home to plan the programs for
the coming year. Rev. Watt gave
a splendid addrbss on education.
A. demonstration was given by
Mrs. C. Crozier on how to iron
a tablecloth and Mrs. J. Finnigan
conducted two contests. iCommun-.
ity singing and the National An
them brought the meeting to a
close after which the lunch com
mittee served refreshments.
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LANGSIDE NEWS
Ladies Add was held in the
siding. Mrs. John Crowston read
the scripture and Mrs. Lloyd Mof-
fbt gave the meditation and pray
er; .Business was discussed. Roll
call, was given by a" current
event. Readings were'given by
Mrs. Parish Moffat, Mrs. Feagan,
Mrs; Frank Miller and Mrs. Wm.
Scott. Mrs. Peter Moffat prepared
the program.
Myirtle and Cecillia Crowston
enjoyed a visit recently with
their aunts, Mrs. Wm. Kennedy,
Wingham and Mrs. Wm. -Emmer-
ton, Kincardine. «
Miss Gretta Hudson, Lucknow,
visited with Mrs. John Purvis &
Mrs. Huntley Dawson last Wed
nesday. _L • -
Mr.' and Mrs. Wm. Evans and
Teddy visited with Mr. and Mrs.
George Fisher and family, White
church, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ritchie of
Lucknow visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Ritchie on Sunday.
Mr. Ken McAllister has been
re-engaged as teacher at No. 10,
and Miss Lois Hunter at Nd. 9.
Mission Band wiill be held in
the church on Saturday, May 15
at 2.30 p.m. Hope as many of the
boys and girls as possible can
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Mother’s Day will be observed
next Sunday. ,
Communion wilF be observed
on May> 16th; Preparatory service
on Thursday evening, May 13th.
Slides were enjoyed at No. 9
on Monday.. night. They will be
shown at No. 8 on Thursday ev
ening. A draw will be madeTon a
cushion that night for which tick
ets have been sdld iby the .child
ren io help finance their bus trip
to Niagara Falls next Tuesday.
Chester Feagan’s brother-in-
law, John R. Middleton of. God
erich Township, passed away on
Sunday, April 25th. Interment
was in Bayfield Cemetery.
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1st show 7.30; 2nd 9.15—Adults 50c, students 35c, children 2Se
Wednesday, Thursday, May Sik 6th
LORETTA YOUNG and DAVID NIVINS. in
Eternally Yours
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Friday, Saturday, May 7th, 8th
THE BOWERY BOYS, in ’
GHOST CHASERS
Matinee Saturday at 2 30 — Children 10c, Students 20c
Wednesday, Thursday, May 12th, 13th
WILLIAM GARG AN and NANCY KELLY, in
Fallow That WOman
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ij.*Vher father, Mr. Howard Halden-
iby and family.
The members of the Girls Sew
ing Club met Saturday nighWt
the home of Mrs. Ernie Hanna.
Miss Beverley Wall had her
tonsils removed last Tuesday in
Wingham Hospital. Hope you’re
sobn feeling better Beverley.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett White-
head and babe, Teeswater, spent
Sunday evening with Mr. arid
Mrs. Morley Wall.
We are sorry , to report /Mr.
Harold Stewart to be confined
to his bed and wish him a speedy
recovery.
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Teachers and pupils in the com- strumental. This was followed iby
munity returned to their desks a game. Mission Band was closed
Monday morriing for the f<ial with a prayer by Marguerite Mcr‘
United Church Mission Band
The Mission Band was opened
by the singing of the Mission.
Band hymn. PYanklin Murdie
read the scripture; The program,
committee for the next Mission
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Band meeting is Lyn Couse, Judy
Webster and Leona Collins. The
offering' was . taken by Murray
Hunter. Patricia Thompson and
Margaret Ann- Rees—gave read
ings. A1 group of girls sang at
hymn “My Mother’s Bible”. The
hymn “Jesus Bids Us Shine” was
sung, Miss H. Thompson gave an
other story from the lesson book.
Carolyn Mathers played an in-
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whiteIhurch
Mr. Geo. Ross of Owen Sound
visited on Sunday with ,his par-
ente,—Mr^and—Mrs. Robt—Ross-
■ BORN—in Detroit on April 21
to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Paterson,,
a son, Jeffray Allan; a brother
for Judy and Randy. :
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Farrier and
family are visitng a few days
with his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Carman Farrier at Mimico. Mr?
Jas. Falconer accompanied them
as far at Caledon to visit his
mother
We are sorry to. hear that Mrs.
Jas. Wilson, Sr., has been sick
for over a week. .
Mr. and Mrs; Wallace Conn vis-.
/ited on ; Sunday with her grand
father; Mr. Tom Hili in Ripley
at the home bf Mr. and Mrs. G.
Scott. • .,
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Mrs. Will Gardner spent a week
with'her motherj Mrs. Alton and
Mn and Mrs. Bill Reid of Rapid
' City. . \
Mr. .Mark Gardner, Mr." and
Mrs. Lome Gardner, Paul and
Terry and Miss Yvonne Gardner
and Mr; Roy of5 Wingham visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hunter. \
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Alex Hackett.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Raynard
• and boys . visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alton and
boys. ‘ :
Sunday School will be at 10.30
• next Sunday. It is to be followed
< by. a Mother’s Day program.-
Eyerone is invited. Church will
\ be at 8.00 in the evening.
CURRIE’S CORNERS
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GAVE TALK ON SPEAKING
—M-iss—Ethel—Chapman—address^..
ed a gathering of. Women Insti
tute members in the Town Hall
last Wednesday . on the subject,
“Aids to Effective Sneaking”.
The meeting was sponsored by
the Lucknow institute with Mrs.
Clips. Cook presiding and thank
ing the speaker. Ladies were
present $ from Holyrood, Kairshea
and Whitechurch branches. as
well as the local branch.
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| We Have For Others . . Why . Not You!
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Extra Premium if you have drivers under 25 years of
age (in your family) .
Extra Premium for married men under 25 years .of age
Extra Premium for Pickup or Panel Trucks used, for
. Transportation and pleasure purposes. (Electricians,
Plumbers, Carpenters, Painters, Tinsmiths, > Etc.)
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RJU 3, Goderich — Thone 80-r-8 Dungaiiii<m
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Miss Barbara Ann Wareing was
operated on in Wingham Hospital
last Friday for appendicitis.
Mr- and Mrs. Frank McCreight
“from^HuTOn-visitedw’ith-Mrrand
Mrs. Keith Johnston., A
.Miss Winnifred Farrish pf God
erich visited with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorrie Farrish.
Master Leonard Wareing had
the misfortune to have his lip
cut open and" had. to have
stitchps.
Miss Frances Dalton spent
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Courtney. ' ,
MV. and Mrs. John Blake of
Wingham visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Johnston. ,
Visitors with Mr.. & Mrs. Robt.
Scott: on Sunday were Mrs. Vin
cent Austin, Mrs. Robt. Howard,
Mrs/ Jas. Hamilton and ,'Larry,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Cole of God
erich. Mrs. Thomson is. spending
a few days with Mrs, Scott.
Mr, and~Mrs^”Leo Courtney vis”-’
ited in Goderich with friends.
. . Mf. John O’Connor is conval
escing at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Courtney from a relapse
of the ’flu. 4
We extend our .sincere sym
pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hogan
and family on the death of’their
5-year-old boy, Who had been a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
dori, foT some tithe; • .
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CULROSSCORNERS
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Mrs. Frank Brown spent Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Wrn.
Haldenby, ICinldugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
and Helen visited Sunday with
Mr. apd Mrs., Melvih Zettel and
Jeanie, Walkerton. ’ ,,
Miss Helen Haldenbyr Wing-
ham. spent the week-end with
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Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
“WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED”
We can furnish
Artificial Breeding for All Breeds of Cattle
AT A MODERATE COST
We have nothing to sell except service.
When better bulls are bred, Waterloo will be using them
Efficient production, dairy or beef, is our aim in the
progeny of our bulls.'
Ouir Constant Growth Speaks For Itself
The number of first services each year has lysen as follows:
1948 1949
4406
1950
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7200
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Increase for first 3 months over 1953
31224 35389
13.87%.*
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Co-operative, member owned and controlled. Help your-
•self to the best available by using our service.
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PHONE COLLECT TO CLINTON 242
between 7.30 and 10.00 a.m week days
7.30 ax>d 9.30 a.m. Sundays and Hoilidays.
Cows noticed in heat later in the day should be insem- &
—inated on the following '.day.--—■-—--4......— —
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Life membership $5.00. $5.00 per cow for members.
$6.00 per cow for non-members. /
Keep your Organization strong by its constant usfe. It
is of benefit to both you and the Organization.
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