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DRIVE MI THEATRE
Two Shown„Nightly , Rain or
Clear
First Show At PIO*
C hildren under12 in cars MBE ,
Cartoon at Eaeli, Performance
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sylvester Doerr, who were married at the
Seared Heart Church,. Teeswater, on Saturday, June 30th. The bride
is the former Joyce Violet Houston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Houston, of Whitechurch, and the groom is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs, Albert Doerr, of , Teeswater. After a wedding trip to
Sault Ste. Marie, the couple will live in Teeswater.--Photo‘by Hammer-
ton.
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`CHANCE MEETING'
David „Knight
Fri„ Sat„ Jolly :6-7
"Ride Clear Of Diablo"
(TeelutleOler)
Audio Murphy, ,Sasaa. Cabot
"Jungle Main Eatirs"
(Jungle Jim) Clear - Box Office Open at 7.30
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or
Clear,
First Show at Dusk
Children wider 12 in Cat's Free
Cartoons at Each Performance
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Mr, and 'Mrs, William Geoage,,Stewart, who were married on Saturday,
June 30th at the bride's home in Belfast, Mrs, Stewart is the former
Lila Elaine Marie Campbell, daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs, Glenwood,
Campbell, of Belfast, The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, William
A, Stewart, of Dungannon.—Photo by Hammertoh.
Will Live in Teeswater
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CHAMPION.
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set of Cangdq's Number One Tire .
—FIRESTONE. It's the safest, longera(
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Mon„ Tues., July 9-10
"Treasure Of
Pancho
Rory Calhoun, Shelley Winters
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LEN CRAWFORD,
MOTORS
Royal Roundups
4 cups frosted cereal flakes
1/2, cup coarsely chopped pecans
(optional)
1 package instant chocolate
pudding
'/A cup light corn syrup
Measure 2% cups sugar frosted,
cereal flakes into a large bowl.
Combine with pecans. Crush .re-
maining sugar frosted cereal flakes
slightly. Set aside, • Add puddingmix to corn syrup,
stirring until well blended: pour
over sugar frosted cereal flakes
and pecans, mix lightly until well
coated. Drop by teaspoonfuls into
crushed- flakes, rolling until coated.
Press lightly together. Let stand
until hardnened. Yield: 3 dozen
cookies about 1 inch in diameter.
ROYAL TREAT
QueStion—Whea is a pudding not
a pudding? Answer—when 'it's
combined with sugar frosted 'cereal
flakes and corn syrup, Here's an
easy Way to convert your favorite
pudding into delectable goodies to
go Along with that afternoon or
evening cup of tea or coffee or
glass of milk, And there's not
even the flick of an oven switch
involved! It's a wonderful idea to
have on hand for the day when at
the last minute you discover you're
to have unexpected visitors. These
Royal Roundups can be made from
items you're almost sore to have on
your kitchen shelf. Everyone likes
something new and different—so
here's your ."scoop" on the culinary
front, '43
Phone 710 Wingham
Sat., Mon„ July 1-9
"THE CADDY"
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
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"DUEL ON THE
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LISTOWEL
Turn nt Arnworlos on jIwy. 8G
found twining up small trees,
shrubs, telephone poles or along
;Fends, ,All Parts of the plant are
poisonous to Many humans, *Pk'
en twigs or leaves .:give off a
Volatile oil matfett vaporizes read-
ily, so that. susceptible persons
can acquire the painful skin rash
by simply wallting through ,
patch of the weed, or by beirig
posed to the smoke Of httrning
Poison
A good first aid measure upon
being exposed to -poison ivy Is
thorough and repeated washing
with a strong Soap solution. If
contact, and infection has not been
detected before skin • irritation
and blisters appear, it would be
adVisable to get the advice of a
physician,
Like many plants, Poison ivy
can be killed with chemicals. In
permanently populated \ areas,
parks, roadsides and public' re-
sort areas, infestations should be
located and heavily sprayed with
2,4-D using a power sprayer and
a 2 per cent solution or two
ounces of 2,4-D acid pet! acre,
Brush kill mixtures are more
costly, but more effective and
should ,be used according to
directions. Atlacide can also be
used at two pounds per ,gallon of
water. Cottage owners on is-
lands or where power sprayers-
are not available ,can get effect-
ive control with the use of Ammate
and a hand or knapsack sprayer
using one pound per gallon of
water,•
The best time to spray poison
ivy is in June or early July, with
any regrowth touched up later.
Wed.,'Omra, July 4.41
"The Naked Street”
(Advil)
Farley Granger, Anne Bancroft.
Travel accessories are catering to
the easy washability of today's
wardrobes, This year stores are of-
fering lightweight' •plastic clothes
pegs, little envelopes of detergents
for the nightly wash, and even
travelling clotheslines for hotel
room use!
gaskiOn s ,
Satisfying Refreshment
Parented
All Aboard for. Mars ....
Exhaustive tests have proven' that the new Magic
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EMCO-fashioned tap costs no more than old-
fashioned taps.
. * no more drip-stained basins and baths
* no more hot water waste
* no more washers to replace
* Easy To Turn
* Easy To Clean
* Easy To Look At
Buy Matched sets for Basin, Bath and Shower
Come in and see our full line
of ' EMCO Plumbing Equipmeek
With us this summer Is the
real afternoon dress, softly ele-,
gant, and quite distinct from the,
pretty all-day dresses that we
like so much. Still, once in a
while, for a special luncheon or
tea, one has to have such a dress
and this would be a good choice.'
It is Of fine silk shantung in r,
Mediterranean blue with white
dots. The narrow banded neck
ties in a bow above a narrow
slit that extends to the yoke line.
The draped bodice is very flat--
tering and the skirt is gathered
to the waist and is cut on the
bigsfor gracefully_ flared fullness.
Machin Bros.
Wingham Ont.
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
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As for the question of propul-,
sion and steering in • a vacuum,
where there, is nothing to push
against, " the explanations given
seem to me fantastic. Even if the
ship would continue in a direct
course by the original impetus, it
would probably go into a spin and
explode into gas; or if it remained
intact might'join by attraction one
of the wandering lehools of me-
teorites that burn themSelves out
In pour upper atmosphere.
Anyway, having made this brief
escape into vacuity, it is good to
get back to solid earth where end
can breathe and move about com-
fortably and when tired of pipe-
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Poison ivy is said to ruin more
well-planned vacations than, any
other single factor, mainly because
so few people recognize this plant
which can be dangerous to Child
and adult alike.
"Berries rod have no dread;
berrief white, poisonous sight;
leaves three, quickly flee," IS
good description of poison ivy.
Most people snow the harmless
Virginia ercpper with its Whorl or
cluster of fine leaves, Poison ivy
has a somewhat similar leaf but
they appear in groups of three.
The berries when mature are
white, never red. Poison ivy is
never found Cultivated lend,
but does grow along roadsides, in
waste places, parks, summer re-
sort areas and in Weeded, rocky
and sandy areas. The WINGHAM ADVANCE • TIMES MASSEY-HARRIS-FERGUSON' LIMITED Its habits Of growth are varied,
SoInetitries It is upright plant,
while in oth4 cases it is a low
Woody creeper and can also be
I donditioning, This least is very
poi'tant out there• in that vast ve,,,
cauin exposed to the full blase of
the min on one,side and nub"hero
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THERE'S MORE VALUE FOR YOU
IN MODERN MECHANIZATION
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According .to the prospectus of
the .would-be travellers, the moon
is to . be the 'first stop on the trip
to Mars, and according to scien-
tific observations of that satellite
it is 'an utterly dead world, void of
atmosphere or moisture. Its flat
surfaces are deserts of fine dust
of great depth and would hardly
provide a safe landing place for
a parachutist much less for a heavy
space-ship. There are much greater
difficulties to , contend with, such
as the known fact that the temp-
erature of the moon in the daytime
rises to many degrees above boiling
point, ,and at' night descends to as
many below zero, The lack of water
or of-oxygen is unfortunate, but
they skip over all that for the
time being and proceed as follows!
"When an observatory is built on
the moon, the difficulties caused
by an atmosphere will be largely
overcome, for the atmosphere of
the moon is thin indeed, if it exists line polities can take a pocket-trip.
at all. It is generally agreed 'that, if to the quiet fishing waters. That's
and when such an observatory is an ideal
set up, it will be the greatest single
adVan,ce that has ever been made
in the history of astronomy," How to MoSt of the preliMinary Recognize
ationa are peppered with "ifs" Poison Ivy plant Which conveniently span the gaps
of space and time and slide over
present factual obstructions, We
ate assured „that man has a mar-
vellous capacity for invention' and
for adapting himself to apparently
impossible conditions, The chief
thing is to gef on with the story.
The initial difficulty of a space-
trip is that of getting away from
the atmosphere and . gravitation of
the earth; but we are told that the
rocket can .achieve this and once
the Ship is out Into free apaee all
would be plain sailing.
The crew of the ship Would be
provided with modern household
facilities, on a . very .striall scale, of
course, and. • the machinery for
propulsien, steering, Observation
and boraniunietttion by radio with.
the earth, to say nothing of fuel
tanks, brectrie batteries, oxygen
cylinders, and equipment for air-
A DISCOIJNT'OF 10% will be given on
all orders of Storm Windows during the
MONTH OF JULY
We will measure and install windows if dcsirCd.
CAMPBELL & GORBUTT
Wingham . Phone 1J
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SWEET AND BLUE .
Whether the sun shines or not,
summer is officially, here. It's time
to think of having the neighbors in
for afternoon tea or Morning
coffee before., everyone gets pre-
oecapied with vacation tictivilies.
It isn't necessary to post pone in-
viting them until you can plan
something' fancy. Cups of tea or
coffee and this Blueberry Tea Cake
can be as attractively setWed as the
most elaborate menu, This recipe
offers an appetizing way of serving
bluebeiries whirr will soon be at'
their most luscious best,
Blueberry Tea Cake
1 egg
2/3 cup granulated, sugar -
, 11/2 cups sifted pastry flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
Vs cup milk
• 3 tablespoons butter, or rnargar-
hie melted
1 'teaspoon almond extract
1 cup blueberries
Iii cup granulated sugar
e.
Grea*se one 9x5x2-inch loaf - pan.
Preheat oven to 400 dogs. F. (hot).
Beat Until light and lemon colored.
Gradually add 2 2/3 cup granulated
sugar 'and continue beating until
light and foamy.., Sift together pas-
try flour, baking powder and salt.
Blend into egg mixture alternately
with milk. Add melted butter or
.margarine and almond extract.
Beat together lightly and fold in
blueberries. Spoon batter into
greased loaf pan. Sprinkle top with
•'/I cup granulated sugar. Bake in
preheated oven for 49 minutes.
Serve with butter.
the clamor of Wars and rumors of
wars, I have been reading the
latest books on astronomy, especi-
ally 'those dealing with the moon
and Mars, with particular refer-
epee, to space-travel, Not that I
have the least desire to visit either
of those orbs, for the more I read
about then,' the more I am convinc-
ed that, even• if it were possible
to reach the moon by a rocket-ship,
the occupants would be dead before,
they got, there, or, if living, would
never return to tell the tale.
By Lewis Milligan , on the other. But the space-ship
As a means of escape from the builders have got that and all other
babbling confusion of politics and impossibilities figured out.
I have read and re-read the de-
tailed descriptions of, the interior
of one of these rocket-ships de-
signed to take off on a trip to
Mars. As I am not an engineer ,or
an expert in elctronies,-I•am will-
ing to take it for granted that
there is every provision for' keeping
the crew alive in such close quar-
ers, but I do not believe a dozen,
men could endure the physical and
mental strain ,of such confinement
fo'r six months, much less for 'a
year and a half, which it is reckon-
ed the journey 'to Mars would re-
quire. The monotony alone would.
be sufficient to drive most- men,
crazy, to say nothing of the•physi-.
cal discomfort. and the psycholo-
gical effects •of so unnatural an•
existencb.
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