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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-27, Page 7PASSENIiEE SECTION—The passenger section of the new diesel rail car which will eervice4Leighaaator the C.N.R. is shown above. Some 49 passengers will ride in complete comfort, heated, in winter, from the two 260 h.p, engines, and cooled in summer by a air conditioning system, The, .whole ear is taw pended by a unique system that lets the coach practically , oat an the trucks. Side sway' s reduced to a minimum. The baggage sections takes up about half the lengths of the ear. , new service will Ow, mence late in June, and will cut the time for a tripto Toronto by more than an hour. • • , • Fifty Dollar Doll During, the Fair a draw w ill be made for a Doll In 50 One Dollar Bills. Get your Tickets from any Kinsman the Trade Fair. dressed or at lops in Entertainment THURSDAY, JUNE 4th'at 7 'p.m. CLINTON R.C.A.F. BAND parades on Josephine Street to the Arena DON 'ROBERTSON AND • RANCH BOYS BEN SILVERTON TRIO — Musical Comedy Act, really outstanding, has appeared on TV in U.S.A. and Canada; also many outstanding night clubs. CY LEONARD — Comedian.and Ventriloquist Canada's outstanding, of CBC fame. SLIM McCLORY Jukgler and Magician, travel= ling in Canada and U.S.A., also South America. DEL RIO and ROSETTA — Originally of Mexico: Fancy Roping, Shooting, Daring Knife and Hatchet Throwing. Travelled both in Europe and North America. ROY HEAD * Magician: "The Magical Heads"; "Prove Two Heads Are Better Than One," 07er jor. Exhibits Dozens of business lines will be represented at the Fair. Their colorful and interesting booths on the arena floor will be worth many times the'price of admission. Add to all this the fine entertainment which is being provided and you can certainly count on a most enjoyable and inexpensive outing for the whole family. HOO 111111 I II I I HI I IHHI III I lull IHIH elliltritHo I it t I Jo Kinettes Donate fro p Cancer Society Mn MR Zibbanct-Zinto The Wingitata Kinette Club Met' WINGRAISI, ONTARIO, 14131)*ElaNt'*. IV At 47,4 18G>l at the home of Mr's, John. Currie CGIT GRADUATION on Monday evening. Plans were DEMME Turpberry floard :LOCAL MEMBERr'leted for the booths at the HELD AT BRucEN ELD alias Jaen Brydgee of London spent th e week-end with Mn and Mrs, Ralph McBee and family. Wingham Nev .,Bu$ Wirigklanl Trade Fair with Mrs, Cy Robinson in charge of that colarnitee. The club voted a aaa,(2.0 donation towards the Cancer So- ciety, Mrs, Max MeCarter and Mrs. Calvin ]aurae gave reports of th e. convention recently, held at Detroit. At this convention the Wingham Club won the 'attendance award which was leather brief case, The award was based on the, ,at- tendance of each club of No. 1 aistriet. Since the. program plan could not be presented each member told where they were born, how they met their husbands and their .pccu- ,Ratiaa.liagaaa.,aaaariage, ,This ptov- ed to be quite interesting as well as. humorous. Mrs. Jack Walker will be hostess for the *next meeting. MO* meeting of the ATTEND CONVENTION. TaTrInlerey Township geb001 Areal silbeelaaiytn,a,2,wr1shas inwb ta:11. 79,mtia rti.:4;011r!sp0v9,0-1,:eh; I ,ct.:Potho..iritch.. w4nornazo co,olawttdoe: members of Secret Heart . adopted. e meeting were read and of London adoceee last 'Tuesday: The following •perreapontlenep was i The convention Was held at :Oar -read, j, Kinkead, TowaShip.' of .1-047 of Mercy parish hall in a'atnia. The representatives from Wingham were Mrs, John Haphea. president of the local group, Mrs, aSabel Redmond, • Mrs, George. Salim and Miss Mary Loulae Finch,' BELGRA.V.E.--Tagi Huron, Gradti- • Mrs, Charles Brigham and fame atiem, was held in Briteefield United Church on $41111, ilY of JalYth spent flay laat week day, May 24. The service was open- with Alm Jack Conk and family, awed with 'the procesaiOnal hynara Mr, and Mrs, Alan Dunbar spent "Worship the King", f oll owed by the week end with Mr. and Mrs, LouiS Hayes in Elyria, Ohio, the call to worship by Mrs, Hiltz, The hymn, "Lord of All Being Ka and Mrs, Rose Robinson end Throned .Afar", woe sung ro.irl Mrs t Keith moved to take up residence Davidson} reed the Seripture in Lucknow last Thursday, Mr. from Ltike:41-$2, Two duets, "It Robinson les manager of the Co-Op. Xs No Secret" and "How Great there. Thou Art" were sting by the Exeter ilfrettP, Mary Elizabeth Levis from On- tario Street United Church at Clin- ton gave the valedictory address, . up. The ,.,graduation, certificates, avere given out by Rev J. Mita, Of th, 17 members graduating, two were faun Belgrave Maa E.ifl1an Pen- gelly and Miss Patricia Logan. Tea hers' Federation, A diSeussion took place in' re- gard to the purcbase of a,bus for the school area, Theaboard decided to get prices, etc,. The secretary- treasurer was instructed to call for tenders for a Wingham oil fur- nace for N. 4 school and tenders for the re-decorating of schools 4 and 9, as well a5' to see that new Sessions were held throughout the day and a turkey, banquet was Served in the evening, Over 600 Women of the Diocese were in attendance, The guest speaker was Sister Alice Marie, C.S.J„ whose discourse was on the CWL theme, 1'For Home and Country", and it pertains to raising children, Sister Alice Marie stressed the fact that' proper' re- ligious values must be taught to youngsters at a very early age in order to direct children's thoughts to a higher level, It is the duty of parents to educate, their children to think of God in everyday living, Rev, Father J, L. Hennessey, diocesian director for the London Diocese for quite some time, was honored on the occasion of his silver jubilee into the priesthood. Father Hennessey was liresented with a purse and a scroll. Reeve and Mrs, Clarence Hanna spent a few days in Windsor last week when Mr. Hanna was attend- ing a convention there, • Mr. and MA'S% Orville Taylor, hav- ing. .37.MPrithr... Pi4rPtlq,•sqSt .1101P• owned by .:ROSS Robinson, moVeri. ..ft-awe:adz-far Naellaweearderad. ,their new residence on Saturday. Kirton.-Haugh—That the follow- BLUEVALE Mrs, Milton Watson, of Gprric, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. 3, Johnston, Mr .and .Mrs, Charles Coultes are visiting in Clinton, • Mr. and Mrs Neil MacEachern, Gilbert and Neil and' Mrs,' Louise Nelson and Michael were 'Sunday visitors with Mrs, R., F. Garniss and Mr, Mac Scott. Mr. Henry Mathers, accompan- ied by Mr. Melville Mathers, went LIONS CONTRIBUTE TO SAFETY PROM WROXEIRITI.—Constable Robert Lewis of Wingham was guest speaker at Howick Lions Club supper meeting held Monday night in United Chitral, Wroxeter. His subject was "Highway Safety" and he outlined the safety program be- ing carried out for the local schools, Pupils are required to write an essay on the subject of safety, then a test will be given. Valuable prizes for the winners have been donated including radios, hi-fi's, etc, Allan Munro on be- half Of the Howick Lions presented Constable Lewis with ,a cheque for his project. President Wray Cooper presided, One new member. Jerry Brown of Gorrie was installed by the past president, Stanley Bride, Mrs. Harvey Coupland was pianist'. Win- ners of the draw were, Jerry Brown, Jack Clarke, Harold Town- send, Warren Zurbrigg and Stan- ley Bride. The W.A. of the United Church catered. Evetting At- Nethery Home The regular meeting of the Ev- ening Guild of St. Paul's Anglican Church was held at the home of by Mrs, Terry Nethery on 'Tues'day of last week, The president,' Mrs, Sask.,a plan to attend the burial service e last week to Welwyn, * Alvin Higgins, opened the meeting for the former's sister, Mrs, Fred- •with prayer followed by the roll erick Hooper, who died in the call, Wingham General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Watson and family ,of Gorrie visited at the home of Ma, W. J. Johnston on Sunday Mr. Floyd Moffatt of Southamp- ton is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Burns-Moffatt, Mr. Arnold Lillow and. Mr. Er- nie Ring are home from a 'fishing trip to the north with a fine catch of fish. BLUEVALE Mr, and Mrs, K. Itarlson of Lon- don spent a, day with Mr. and Mrs. Joe' Greenaway-and - The treasurer's report was given by Miss Dorothe Comber. Mrs. Terry Nethery reported on the sewing committee and a short business period followed. Rev, C. F. Johnson closed' the meeting with prayer, Alvin Higgins showed a very in- teresting picture which was enjoy- ed by all and a delicious lunch was served -by Miss Comber, and her group, The next meeting will be the pot, luck supper. • aa - • - Asked to Attend 75th Anhiversary 13ELMORE--- The May meet- ing of the Women's Missionary of Knox Presbyterian Church was held last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Glenn Appleby was in charge and opened with a 'call to worship and a hymn. The Scripture reading was taken by Mrs, Wm. Struthers and Mrs. T. E. Kennedy led in prayer. The roll Call was "An Old Tes- tament Emigrant". Mrs. Den Mac. 4darti gave. the 'Bible--eitudy 'on Mrs. Wm Rintoul Is Shower Hostess WHITECHURCH—About 25 of the ladies of the Presbyterian Church met last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Rintoul, when a shower was held lin honour of the approaching marriage of Miss Betty McDonald, During the ev4Ling, Mrs. Johns- ton Conn gave a short address and , Mrs. Rintoul presented the bride- to-be with a beautiful floor lamp, Betty thanked -the ladies for their remembranee and a pleasant even-, lug was speat..-- -• • Leah and Rachel, Jacob's ,Wives. Items •of interest from thea Glad Tidings were given hy Mrs. Robert Inglis and Mrs. William' Darling had charge of 'the! topic, a'The Channeling Churchesa, Plans were made to ,eater 'tai a church wedding 'in ,aunea "at ,'vas agreed to send $6.00 for.. stipplies for Indian children. :a,S srequested. As many as possible. Were: nri6d, to go to the 75th anniaer4raaef. Mait- land Presbyterial vvivt,,. in.,..i.oes- vvatev 'on May 25th: . training course •to be held ln Hamilt*:Was discussed. A hymn .vvis-s',Suaga..;a, gra', Appleby closed; with Payer. Mr, and Mrs, Murray Keys and ing bills be paid: Teachers' salar- family ef London, Mr. and Mrs. les, caretakers' salaries, transport Jack 'Adair and family of Moles- tation; John Martin, hauling wood, worth visited over the weelt-end 0.50; Beaver Lumber, $1,25; tele- with their parents,, Mr. and Mrs. phone; $7,0 5, Mel Bradburn, Powell Timm---That the meet- Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont and ing adjourn, the next meeting to family visited oh Sunday with Mrs. he at No, 4 school on June 1$th. Margaret Manning and Mr. and Bert 'Holmes, ehairman, Mrs, Bill Manning •and June at Alex •Corrl•gan, aecatreas. Loades•borO, Mr, and Mr's, Lloyd Taylor and family of Sarnia, spent the 'week- end with Mr, and Mrs. Orval Tay- lor, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fawcett and Mr Elmer Thompson of Meaford visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs Neil McCrea and Mr, anti Mrs. Mel Bradbarn, • Mr. and Mrs, Ralph IVIcCrea and family and Miss Joan Brydges visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson and Keith at Lucknow, Mr Norman Stonehouse, London and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Walker of Goderich visited over the week-end with their mother, Mrs. Robert Stolid-a/use. Mrs, Nyman Hill and family of Toronto has returned 'to her home there after spending the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuire. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunking of Blyth visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lamoht and family, Mrs. M. Argue of. Black Stock visited over the week.cnd with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Bradburn 'and Mr. and Mrs. Neil McCrea, Mrs, Willey MeLelland of Lon- don and Mae. Joe Halmes and Mrs. Beverly Wallace and Debbie and Mrs. Roland Marks visited one day last week with Mrs. Jathes Lamont and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mao Scott and Don- ald visite.(1 with her .parents on Sunday, Mr. anclIfra. Jake Hunter at Lucknow, • . -Mr. and Masa. -labnalda*Campbell The graduation prayer was given by Rev, J. Davidson. Mrs, Rawlins of Centralia presented Mrs, John Clark of Centralia with a certificate for being a C,G.I.T, leader for 33 years, VVorda of welcome were given by Mrs, J. Davidson and she also gave the address on the C,G,I,T. A hymn and the benediction by Rev. J. Davidson closed the meeting and lunch was served at 'the reception by the Brucefield group, Attending this meeting from Beigrave, was Mrs. Ted Pear and Mrs. Gordon Pengelly, Miss P. Logan and Miss L. Pengelly, Make Decorations )For.Flower Sunday RELGRAVE—The regular meet- ing of the Belgrave C.G.I.T. was held on Friday evening Opening with •the Purpose, Reports were given 'by the secretary, Marie Coul- tes and the treasurer, Linda Coul- tes. The offering was received and dedicated by Pat Logan. . The next meeting will be held on.' Thursday, May 2$,' When Betty and Florence Rini will be in charge of Illihe worship service and the guest ipeaker will be Simon Hallahan, who will talk on the Catholic, re- ligion in connection with, the groups' study of religious prejudice, The group continued its work making apple blossoms for Flower Sunday. The worship service open- ed with the call to worship follow- ed by the Scripture lesson, Luke 19:1-10 by Ruth Coultes, The story,' "The Pilgrims' Way" was read by Mrs. Ted Fear, A hymn and the benediction elcised the service, TapS :closed the' meeting. visited with her father, Mr. Gordon Elliott who is a paaient in Wing- Alamo Hospital, • VIIIIIIIMI111111.11111111Mlilill11111181111111011111111.111111111Emmoommusluisommii•wanoimisirlIEMEHEIHEIninEwEimilirlimillmomistitiouninosimI 111111P1111E11111111111111111111111011111111111111110111111111111111E111111f11111111111111111111111.1111111111101l1.1111111110111111111Mill1111,1111111121111111111111111111WEREmswinttorligitiii•winEgEmENEittg15 . ;';."- • ..,, I GH TRADE F I I,. by Ail Sponsored ..the Kinsmen Clu b of Wingham -.J. „.Y4 . Ingham Arena .•••N Thursday-Friday-Saturday 111.1. Ju '' e w . 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