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T:tiE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
Wednesday, June 22, 1940
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Magnesia 25c, 50c
Health Salts ...25c
49c - 79c
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Noxema Skin
Cream 39c, 83c
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Jelly 60c
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CREAMS 39c, 69c
DEODORANT
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BELGRAVE SCHOOL
FAIR MUS. FESTIVAL
(Continued from page one)
Ada Dow; U. S. S. 16, East and West
Mrs:- B. Anderson; U. S. S. 17, East
Wawanosh and Morris, Belgrave,
Donald Mansz and Mrs. G. Cruick-
,...k; U. S. S. 11, East Wawanosh,
Hullett, Miss Katharine McDon-
aid; S. S. 1, Morris, Miss Patricia
s.oi-rde.rson; S. S. 3, Morris, Nelson
Carnegie.; S. S. 4, Morris, Miss Jessie
Kittle.; S. S. 5, Morris, Miss Isabel
XoDonald; S. S. -6, Morris, Wilfred
Spivey; S. S. 7, Morris, Miss Gladys
S. 7, Morris, Miss G. Campbell, 80,
Double trio, open,. U.S.S. 17, F.
and Morris, 80; U.S.S. 3, E. W. and
Morris, 84; 5,5. 8, E. Wawanosh 83;
S.S. 7, Morris, 81; S. S. 3, Morris, 80;
U.S:.S.4. 11, Morris, Grey and McKil-
lop, 80; U.S.S. 6, E. Wawanosh and.
Morris, second group, 78.
Duet, open to all grades, Phyllis
Aim Fear and Carl Cummings„ U.S.
S, 3. East Wawanosh and Morris, 87.
Duet, open to all grades, Marion
Hull and Mary Smith, S. S. 3, Morris,
$8; Phyllis Ann Fear and Carl Cum-
mings, U.S.S. 3, F, W. and Morris, 87;
Doris Johnston and June Hackwell, U.
S. S. 11, Morris, Grey and McKillop,
86; Ethel Pierce and Russell Fear, U,
S. S. 3, East Wawanosh and Morris,
Vote
Misses Irene and Pearl Payton of
Toronto. were week-end visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Coul-
tes, East Wawanosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Coultes of E. Wawa-
nosh.
Over one, hundred attended the
Gaunt family picnic at Harbour Park,
Goderich on Saturday, the families in.
this community were well represented.
Mr. Andrew Gaut of St. Helens is
president, and Mr. Russell Gaunt, is
secretary for another year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Majury of
Paisley, visited reecntly at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Albert Coultes.
Mr, Donald Watt, who is interning
at Western. Hospital. is spending his
twoweek's holidays with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs, W. J. Watt, and Miss
Muriel Watt, nurse-in-training at Vic-
toria Hospital, London, is starting her
holidays on Thursday. Mrs. Archie
Watt and two children of Toronto,
are also visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Watt.
The Presbyterian Mission Band met
on Friday in the S. S. room with the
president, Miss Marjorie Elliott, pre-
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Billy Newman led in prayer. Betty
Newman led in the responsive reading
of .t)enesis chap 44, and .all enjoyed a
Bible •qt112 on Joseph and his brothers.
The bale 'donations are to be in this
month. Alex Craig took up the off,
erkng and Jimmie Gaunt. gave tilt Of-
fertory prayer. ...,MrS, Frank Coulter
told the story from the study. book,
"We Can't let them, ,down" of three
airmen, who crashed in the Sullivan
Islands. The nativesgave thorn a
Bible and asked them to read it to
them, and they finally studied it and
taught them its lessons. The meeting
WAS closed with the Lord's prayer in
unison.
Mr.ittrid Mrs, Bill Underwood and
son, Teddy, of Toronto, are spending
and Mrs. Jas. McIlrath.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church
was held on Wednesday last at the
home of Mrs. Johnston Conn, with
the president; Mrs, W. S, Sutherland
presiding and giving the call to wor-
ship. The theme was Preach the Gos-•
pel, Mrs. Robt. Ross led in the re-
sponsive reading of Romans 10, and
led in the meditation period. What
isprayer? Saying it was Contnunion
with God for ourselves arid others,
Mrs., jas, McInnis led hi prayer, The
roll call was answered by a Scripture
verse containing Salvation, Mrs, Jas,
Mentath had the chapter hi the Study
took, To whom shall we go? She told
of the three religions in China, Con-
Persian Bishop brought Christian
ity to them. Robt. Morrison left Eng-
land in 1809 and worked there for 27
years and when he died, liad ten con-
verts, but on the one hundredth anni-
versary of his death, there was a mil-
lion Christians there. The people now
are in desperate need. The meeting
was closed by all repeating the Lord's
prayer in unison, Arrangements were
made to have the midsummer meeting
in August, and Mrs, Newman invited
the ladies to her home for the Sept.
meeting, Lunch was served and a soc-
ial time enjoyed by all,
seriously in Kitchener Hospital,
Mrs, Chas. Falconer, who has been
was able to return to her home in Kin
sardine on Priday,
Campbell; S. S. 8, Morris, Button's
School, Miss Jean Yuill; S. S. 10,
Morris, Jamestown, Miss Jean Anness;
U. S. S. 11, Morris, Grey and Mc-
Killop, Walton, Donald Youngblut;
S. S. 12, Morris and Hullett, Mrs. M.
Youngblut.
RESULTS
Girl's solo, nine years and under,
Audrey Hackwell, U,S.S. 11 Morris,
88; Barbara Smith, U.S.S. 6 E. Wa-
wanosh, 85; Claire Chamney,
7, E. Wawanosh, 84; Barbara Coultes
S.S.9, E. Wawanosh, 83; Betty Blake,
U.S.S.No. 12, Morris 82; Donna Wal-
den, U.S.S. 6, E. W., 81; Edith Davis,
Anderson, 82 marks; U.S.S. 17 E. W.
and Morris, Donald Mansz, 81 marks;
U.S.S. 6, E. and W. Wawanosh, Miss
E. Moffatt.
Two-part choruses, open, S.S. 8,
Morris, J. Spivey, 87; U.S.S. 7, E.
Wawanosh and W•• Wawanosh, Miss
M. Jefferson, 84; U.S.S. 11, E. Wa-
wanosh and Hullett, Miss K. McDon-
ald, 83; S. S. 5, Morris, Miss I. Mc-
Donald, 32; U. S. S. 6, E. Wawanosh,
Miss E. Moffatt, 80; S,S.4, Morris,
Miss J. Little, 78.
Unison and decant chorus, open,
U.S.S. 17, E. W, annd Morris, Donald
Mansz, 85; S.S. 8, E. W., Miss Nor-
ma Brydges,,, 83; U.S.S. 12, Morris
and Hullett, Mrs. H. Yungblut, 82;
U.S.S. 3, E. Wawanosh and Morris,.
Miss Ruth Bradburn, 81; U.S.S. 11,
Morris, Grey and McKillop, Donald
Yungblut, 81; S. S. 3, Morris, Nelson
Carnegie, 81; U. S. S. 16, E. and W.
a TWO SHOWS Each Night, starting at 7;15 p.m,
SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 23
"Kiss of Death"
(Adult Entertainment)
VICTOR MATURE BRIAN DONLEVY
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The Man from Colorado
Glenn FORD Ellen Drew Wm. Holden
MON., TUES., WEDNES., JUNE 27, 28, 29
"Command Decision"
CLARK GABLE WALTER PIDGEON
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years and under, Bob Jefferson, 17.S.
5. 7, E. W.. 86; Tjeerd de Haan, C.
5.8.17, E,W,, 85; Barrie Smith, S.S.
4, Morris, 84; Tommy Brydges, U.S,
.5, 17, E. W., 83; Jim Coultes, S. S.
0, E.W., 82; John Campbell, U.S.S.
16,
1 Girl's Solo, 11 years and under,
E.W., 81,
Tune Iiackwell, U.S.S. 11, Morris, 88;
: )(iris Johnston, U.S.S. 11, 'Morris, 85;
,Claire Taylor, U.S.S. 12, Morris, 84;
,Phyllis Fear, U.S.S. 8, E. W„ • 83;
Gwe.n Walsh, U.S.S. 17, H. 'W., 82;
Shirley Quinn, U.S,S. 11, Morris, 81;
Boy's solo, 11 years and under, Ian
Griffiths, U.S,S. 12, Morris, 85; :Bruce
:Robertson, S. S. 8, Morris, 84; Rich-
ard McCutcheon, S. S. 8, ,Morris, 83;
Donald Haines, U.S.S, 3, E. W., 82;
Kenneth Iladley, U. S. S. 12, Morris, .83.
:81; Allan Campbell, S.S. 5, Morris, 80.
Girl's Solo, 14 years and under,
Shirley Bradburn, S. S. 13, E. W., 86;
:Edith Daer, U.S.S. 11, E. W„ 85;
Iona Griffiths, U.S.S. 12, Morris, 84;
Marlene MacKenie, U.S.S. 17, F., W„
,83; Loraine Hanna, U,S.S. 17, E. W.,
82; Mary Smith, S. S. 3, Morris, 81;
Boys' Solo, 14 years and under, Billie
Coultes, U.S.S. 17, E. W., 88; Carl
I Cummings, U.S.S. 3, E. \V., 87; Law-
rence Nesbit, U.S.S. 16, E. W., 85;
George Procter, S.S.7, Morris, 84;
Russel Fear, U.S.S.3, E,W., 83; Clay-
ton Wilkinson, S.S,5, Morris, 82; Billy
Nahrgang, U.S.S.16, E. W., 81; Lorne
Campbell, S,S.5, Morris, 80.
Unison Choruses
Unison choruses, schools with en-
rolment tinder 20, S.5.5, Morris, Miss
Isabel MacDonald, teacher, 85 marks;
U.S,S:. 3, E. W., and Morris, Miss
Ruth Bradhurn, 84 marks; S. S. 8,
Morris, John Spivey, 83 marks; U.S.S.
7, E. and W. Wa., Miss 3,1f. Jefferson,
82 marks; S. S. 4, Morris, Miss
Little, 81 marks; S. S. 7, Morris, Miss
Gladys Campbell, 81 marks; S.S.8,
E. Wawanosh, Miss Norma Brydges,
80 marks; S.S.1, Morris, Miss Patricia
Anderson, 80 marks,
Union chorus, schools with enrol-
ment over 20, U.S.S. 12, Morris and
Hullett, Mrs. H. Yungblut, 85 marks;
S.S.3, Morris, Nelson Carnegie, 84
marks; U.S.S. 11, Morris, Grey and
McKillop, Donald Yungblut, 83 marks.
U.S.S. 16, E. and W. Wa, Mrs, 0.
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