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Aftty 8 and 9
"The Fuzzy Pink
Nightgown"
Jane Russel - Keenan Wynn
(Two Cartoons)
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May 10 and 12
Doulder ireantre -
"The Halliday Brand"
JeSeph Cotton Betsy Blair
"STAR art ND1A"
(Colour/
Cornet 1lVilcte - Jean Wallace
(One. Cartoon) :4
PrIIESDA,t and WEDNESDAY!
le Nay 13 and 14
- Double Feature -
110HR.OR ST :OW
'THE BLACK SLEEP',1
Rathbone Aldm Tarniroff -nit CREEPING t.:
UNKNOWN"
F. Brian Derclesey - Jack Warner:
COTte Cartoon)
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WED., 'MIM ., 1k 3iI., & SAT,
May 7, 8, 9 and, 10.
"PAL JOEY" -
Starring Frank Sinatra, Rita
I-Taerevorth
SPeeial Matinee performance
SATATRIDAY at 2,15
Roy Rogers in
"PALS OF THE
GOLDEN WEST"
MONDAY Und TUESDAY
tIATFUL OF RAIN"
,A.doit •
rwa Marie Saint and
Don Murray;
A Dramatic Powerhouse
Neighbors Gather ..
At Orpphy: .11-Qme'
[ Mlee 7417 .GIbbiens, Mrs, lg's
Ignitlr, Mrs. Wilfred White and
'Mrs. JOS, Brophy entertained at a
lrniticellaneous shower at the lap-- iteles home on 'Thursday evening,
;May 1st, honoring Miss Shirley
I
'Chettletimegh. bride-elect, About 60
ladies, all neighbors of Miss Met^
tlels-Orgh„. presented her withh. Mane!
beautiful and useful .gifts,
Th.e guest of honor wee seated
In a prettily decorated elieir and
Was assisted in -opening the gifts
by Miss Mary Gibbons. She was
also presented with a lovely cur-- sage. .
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Aesisting the hostesses In serv-
ing lunch were Mrs, Ted Gawky,
Mrs. Gordon Davidson, Mrs, DeWitt:
Miller and Mrs. Herb Fuller
MISS, Crhettlebilrgh will be married
to Mr, Ted. Rose the middle of May.
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HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
FINALIZE SALE PLANS
At their Mays meeting the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Wingharn General
Hospital completed plans for the
spring rummage sale which will be
held in the Wingliam Armouries
on. Saturday eiternoon, May 10, at
two o'Cloek, The meeting was held
'in the council chamber with the
president, Mrs. N, Cameron, pre••
siding,
Special mention was' made of the
posters which had been prepared
by some of the pupils of Whighain
Public School and placed In the
store windows to remind peciple of
the rummage sale. These posters
display an originality beauty
of design Which will attract the,
passing shopper,
The sewing committees report
Showed that 242 articles had been
completer:I during the past .mouth.
These included 60 sheets, adult
,gowns, nursery supplies and 29
;feather pillows which the women
had made from feather ticks.
The meeting closed with the de.,
sire that all the women would be
in their accustomed places for the
rummage sale on Saturday.
Doug Nesbitt Wins
Draw at CWL Tea.
The Catholic Women's League of
Sacred Heart Church held, a very
successful tea and bake sale in
the council chambers on. Saturday ,
afternoon. The president, Mrs. Geo.
Skint was assisted by the second
vice president, Mrs.' Wm. Temple-
man in receiving the guests at the
door.
Mrs. F. Casicariette, first vice
president, was convener for the
bake table, with Mrs. W. Lock-
ridge acting in the same capacity
for the tea tables. Tea was served
by Mrs. G. O'Brien, Mrs, J. Han-
na, Mrs. R. Foxton and Mrs.' W:
Riddell, with Mrs. Joe Readinan
In.charge of making tea.
Mrs. N. D, Cameron made the
draw for the bedspread, on which
tickets bad been sold. The winner
was Doug Nesbitt of Winghia, - Good News for Homemakers
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APPETIZERS ARE THE UV. TO
PLEASANT piNING.,
Bridge Club.
North 0,44 -0QUth----Tigd for 1st
lend 2nd, Mrs. D, NISMith, and
711AgIna, Mrs, .1, A. Wilson and
Mrs, R. Pnridaa 2r f arcs. 0, GO,
zips: A, R. DuV'et.
icgat Bad West-lst, Mrs, W.
1'0117 aPti W. 8, IfcCieel; 2rld, Mre,
(leo. Careeron and Cordon Mat,-
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Clear - First ShOw at Dusk
Mx office open at 4 p.m.
!Children Crider 12 in Cars Free!
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May 8 and 9
"HELL DRIVERS'
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"The Iron Sheriff"
8terling Hayden.
SARIT At TOE litAGIR1 RING
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And TeRgDAT, May is
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TITURADAY and'FRIDAY
May 8- and 0
"ZERO HOUR"
VtiataltiSion
Dana Andrews, Linda. Darnell
SATTIRDAY Rind MONDAY
STAY 10 rend 18
"TIN STAR"
Vista :Vision'
prt dt'aPanda, Anti/day Perkins
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BIRTHS
WEST-In Wingham Hospital,. on
Tuesday; April 29, #o r, and
Mrs, Michael Weit, Belmore, a
son,
REINHART-In Wingliam Hospi-
tal, on Wednesday, April 30, to
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Reinhart,
R.R. 2, Mildmay, a son.
HTGGINS--An Wingharn- Hospital,
on Thursday, May 1, to Mr, and
Mrs. Ronald Higgins, Brussels,
a daughter,
HAL-DENBY-In Wingham. Hospi-
tal, on Saturday„May 3, to Mr.
and Mrs. Tames Haldenby, Holy-
rood, a daughter;
McGLYNN-in Winghem Hospi-
tal, on Saturday, May 3, -to Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas McGlynn,
Teeswater, a daughter.
Wingham General.
Hospital, on Sunday, May 4, to
Mr, and' Mrs, Kenneth White,
R.R. 4, Brussels, a On,
CR,ANSTON-In. Whigham Hospi-
tal, on Monday May 5, to Mr.
and Mrs. Keith -Cranston,..Luelte
now, a son.
McGEE-In Wingham Hospital, on
Monday, May 5, to and Mrs,
George McGee, R.R. 3,-Wingham,
a son.
SCFL1LL--In Wingham Hospital, on
Tuesday, May 6, to Mr.: and. Mrs.
James Schill, R.R. I, Teeseilater, a
daughter.
WHITECHURCH
Mr, and Mrs; Kenneth Purdon
and baby John, visited on Wed-
nesday with .).11s parerA Mr.. and
Mrs. John Punic-ft and left on Fri-
day for _Elliott Lake where. Ken-
neth will be . employed ,with the
Erie Constracion Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Tordon Donaldson
and Brian of Teeswater visited on
Snnday with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Albert. Smyth of Home-
payne has been holidaying for the
past two weeks at his home here,
It's easy to put diners in happy
spirits. Set the nitiod by taking
time out for appetizers. A bowl or
mug of satisfying soothing soup
. chilled glasses of V-8,'Or
fruit juice. Most any starter will
Flease if it tempts the. appetites.
amilies and guests take to this
refreshing pause before the main
food event. So there is no extra
work„ for you, Mrs. Hostess,
arrange it in hazy serve yourself
style.
Tonight, start with a tureen or
pitcher of snap. _Note the diterful
response. What coda be more
springlike than these soups and
garnishes--
Asparagus soup With toasted
almonds or croutons.
Ree f broth with, orange peel
• twists.
Minestrone 'with grated cheese.
After such elegant soup, you'll
want to serve a real'spring. estiyal
dinner. Try Etstbetuect chicken
drutttrticks to keep cot pany with
buttered greed beans, rail
vegetable relishes (with sour
cream dip), butterscotch layer cake
Ida Cara. Diteetichit go like this:
ItAIIIIEggEn CHICKEN DilliklitlettS
litb10/5 darer' 4 eithis tiCkS in'
bdt stittztessett Its st Skillet Pot
Lady Golfers
Hold Bridge Parfet
The ladies of the Whigham
Golf Club held a very successful
dessert bridge last Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Harley
Crawford.
There were 21 tables In play and
the winners were Mrs. E. Armi-
tage, first; Mrs, %Vni. Isbister,
second; and Mrs. W. Bergman, con-
solation, Mrs, E. Shaunessy won
the mystery prize.
Mission Band
Views Film
WROXETER--The regular meet-
ing of the Buds of Promise Mission
Band was held ' in the Milted
Church hail on Thursday after
school, Sharon Elliott,. vice-presi-
dent, conducted the meeting,
opened with Quiet music, with
Mrs, Dnrst, at the piano. Following
the call to worship, the ehildreL
joined in the singing of the Mis-
sion Band hymn, and repeating of
the Mission Band Purpose, Connie
Clarke led in prayer. -
Mrs. Buchanan leader of the
Clorrie Mission Band, was a -guest,
and presented a coloured film on
Japan, which was narrated" by her,
and which told of the home life and
the school life, of Komoti, a thir-
teen-year:old Japanese girl and her
f am fly.
The president expressed thanks
to Mrs. Buchanan and the meeting
cl'o'sed with the singing of ,"Jesus
Loves the Little Children", and
the .i‘fizpali benediction.
The fisherman should he well
satisfied with his catch if he NIERS
Manitoba, for the principal species
taken are Northern pike, lake and
speckled trout, and pickerel.
sauce, finely chop 1 medium onion,
mix in a saucepan with table-
spoons lemon Nice, 1 ethic-spoon
Worcestershire sauce, Ve cup
ketchup or lb can condensed
tomato soup, 5,4 cup water, 1,,'2
teas salt and 1 tablespoon
brown sugar. Bring, to a boil and
simmer S minutes. Pear over
chicken; cover and simmer 30
minutes, basting now and then.
Serves 6.
LUSHES WITH SOUR CREAM MP
Arrange a tray of (billed raw
vegetables-carrot <ark, radishes,
greet) onions, -celery. tomato
wedges, chunks of cauliflower and
broccoli flotcerettes. For the dip,
ping sauce, mix t cup chilled sour
cream with 1 tablespoon soy sauce
stud 1 tablespoon lemon juice.
SOUP SCOOPS
'PARTY FINALE-1401 CELERY •
CONSOMME
The "complete" hostess malt
serve departing guests cups of hot
celeryronsomme for extra warmth
during the s,late walk or drive
horne. Hear together et 10-ounte
ran condensed cream of celery
soup, a 10.ourice can condensed
ntonuat and a soup can milk for
4 tti serVri s
In ,a few days, the motorist can,
see practically every spot in the
province of Print.u.e Edivard Island
Hince )1, ls,only .140 miles long from
liple lip and }acres in width from
4 to 40 miles.
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ow ']GIG'U'E"
ON mo,L,5. AnorroN
Townwrk. W, B. Sinclair ree
eiveel .wordon'WedPostlay that the
Municipal Board had .approved the
proposed, debenture issue of .
Oa to finance construction of the
four-room,. two storey ;dciition to
Marton District High School.
As a result, it is expected work
an the addition will he started
vithin a week, Alan Wh (cher,
liairmari of the W,D,H,S. board,
states the board will sign a con-
act immediately with contractor
uberi Bryant Construction of
Owen Sound, who was previoltply
Nen the job, subject to the. IVrtal.
cipal Board's App royal,- WI n rt on
Echo.
WATER TANR FILLED
°vim WEER-END
The new Hanover water storage
tank, with a. 208,000-Alton capacity
Was filled on Saturday and Sunday.
It took approximately seven hour's
to fill the tank, Sunday evening,
water was. spouting out of the
overflow pipe at the top .pr the
tank, •
Citizens in some sections . of the
town have been complaining about
The taste of the water, but usually
when anything new la added to,
a water system, it affects the taste
of the .watei for a few days.-
Hanove? Post.
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