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NEARLY 400 MEMBERS of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
1:he m dian Legion were on hand :foe the ZaneI.
rally at Gorrie last Wednesday, which 'VMS a highly
successful event, Pictured ;shove are Comrade
Wilson, president -of - the Howick Auxiliary the host
branch; Comrade jean Trairseridce, I3lytlt, 'Zone
Sports Officer; Comrade Mary McCium of Fordwich,
Zone Commander, who was re-elected for another
two-year term and Comrade F. :Pegg, Toronto, Pro-
vincial Chairlady, Ontario Command, who was guest
speaker,
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May 19 and 20
"ALIAS .JESSE JAMES"
uColouri
Bob Hope - Mon& Fleming
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il.TCP.DAY ONLY - May 21
-Double Feature -
"FORT MASSACRE"
(Colour) (Ciriemaseope)
heel "Vicente -- Susan Cabot
"HONG KONG
CONFIDENTIAL"
'Gene Barry Beverly Tyler
(Orie Cartoon)
SUNDAY M1DNITE arid.
MONDAY -May 22 and 23
- Double Feature -
."GUNS, GIRLS AND
GANGSTERS"
Adult Entertainment
Mamie Vannoren - Gerald Mohr
"RIOT IN JUVENILE
PRISON"
Adult Entertainment
Ma rcia Henderson -- Scott Mario
(One (nttoon)
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
May 18-19-20-21
"GOLIATH AND THE
BARBARIANS"
Starring Steeve Reeves as the
Giant of Giants, Ws loaded with
suspense and exciting action.
Watch CHNX-TV, Channel 8, for
Details on This One.
MON. - TUES. - WED.
May 23 - 24 - 26
"THE WRECK OF
THE MARY DEAR"
Gary Cooper, Charlton Ilegton,
Michael Redgrave and Cecil Parlthr
team up to make this a very excit-
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WED. - THURS. - FRI.
May 18 - 19 -
"CRY TOUGH"
A Thrilling Modern Crime Story
"INSIDE THE MAFIA"
The Rash Hush Story Behind the
Slack Hand of Crime
Adult Entertainment
SATURDAY ONLY -*MAY 21
"THE KETTLES IN
THE OZARKS"
MA, PA AND AIL THE RIDS
"THE GUNMAN
FROM LAREDO",
Led by a Fiery Indian Girl
Back to Laredo
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Holiday Show - May 22
- 2 Real Creeps -
"THE BLOOD OF
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Plus
"THE MONSTER ON
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S artri 12,05 Sunday Midnight
Sai 114ineo. James Darren,
Susan Kohner
t< t'he. Secret Of
Mountain"
Valerie. French, -Raymond Burr
SATURDAY ONLY MAY 21
Double Feature ,
"TARAWA BEA,CH-
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Kerwin Mathews, Julie Adams •
`FORBIDDEN ISLAND'
Color Jon Hall, Nan Adams
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT and
MONDAY, MAY 22 - 23
"ZARAK"
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Victor Mature, Anita Ekberg
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'PAL JOEY"
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Rita Hayworth, Frank Sinatra
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TUESDAY and WENESDAY
May 34 and 25
"FROM HERE TO
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Frank ,Sinatra -- Deborah. Herr
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Two Wonderful Comedy
Attractions
"IT HAPPENED
TO JANE"
Doris Day, Sack /Rittman
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MON. - TUES: WED.
May 23 - 24 - 25
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The selection includes ranges selling for, as high as $59.50
Luxurious all wools, imported and domestics
Wide selection of plain and fancy weaves
Styled for spring - - many interesting fashion details
Expertly tailored and finished
Materials include Kitten-soft fleeces, durable eye-catching Tweeds,
neat as a pin checks, casual gabardines
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The Right Dress for You
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• Nearly,200 Dresses reduced from values to $21.50
10 Exciting spring styles at exciting Savings
* The styles and 'fabrics are-so varied, we can only briefly summarize
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flower-fresh Rayon Prints. cucumber-cool Cottons, Staple Crepes, Novelty
Taffetas What a garden of colors.
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OUTSTANDING. SAVINGS ARE YOURS AT
$7.99 $9.99 $12.99
MISSES' T SHIRTS
Combed Cotton
Values to $3.95
949c = $1.49 $1.99
Girls' COTTON DRESSES
Sizes 7 to 12
Values to $6.95
$3.99 = $4.99
FULL SLIPS
Shadow Proofed
$1.99 and $2.99
LADIES' BLOUSES
Values to $6.95
$1.29 rllp
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Extra Value
69c and. 99c
NO=IRON HALF SLIPS
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$1.99 and $2.98
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Values to $7.95
99c
Misses' and Women's
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Value to $7.95
$2.99 up
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and
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Discounts
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MRS ,1. STROM rim
HISTORY OF 1111.A
FORDWICH Trinity W.A.. met
in :the church basement on Wed-
nesday with V.; members and one
visitor, M55. liViter presided. The
.Scripture v.-as read by 1,7,1y4, eocw,v
and Um 3. Strong gave a splehdid;
report of the VO.'d 1.'nfo:psatt
annual linen to it.oncioa April 20th
and 27t1)..
The W.A. was stewed 75, years : at.o with onit, a few members and.:
etas griavn to iiii.d011 ssa-:
for hi-at-101es. Diocesan W. A
'Ft-Laid:coffering inereased by
195,66 from .1.9.9 an all time high
of $10149.29. Notice of the Dean-
ery mesting to he held a31 Wingtiam
un i".fay 18th ;.:as
Mrs. Foster kd in the LitanY,
Mrs. Ferguson had a chapter from
the stmt.' boolt, Mr. Attwell suoke
in support of the Huron Church
News, daily Bible !•eadmg and
centennial plans.
Mrs. Strong will attend the work-
shop at Huron College on May 27th
to 29th. Committees to look after
the bazaar in June were named.
The bales were packed to go to-
Cardston Residential School in Al-
berta, as well as the Mohawk In-:
stitute in Brantford, containing
• layettes, new and used clothing and
quilts,
Mr. Attwell -closed with prayer
I and lunch was served by Mrs.
Gamble, Mrs. L. Jacques and Elva
Foster.
'ORDWICH - The Hawk*
gion Auxiliary Branch. was host,
for the Zone rally -of Zone .elholt-
Wednesday !riight when 12 branclvs.
were present with about 200 ladies
an attendance. Seated at On: table.
on the platform van, Mra, jock
'Wilson, president of the local
bramiti Mrs. William, McCann of
Vorriwich, Zone room:min-kr:
Jean FairaerviN of Walkeit.,,4, 04' -
sports officer and Mrs. 1lore4ce
,Pegg, ,of Toronto, lirnriiiciat eh' r
lady of the .C -ninand, who was the .
guest speaker.
Gilmore, -president of the la•:
cal Legion, -brought greetings front
the branch. Arthur tlihsoo,
of Howic4, spoke -for the towtadito
and; Rev. E. C. A•ttv.rell kate the in.
vocation. Little Miss Connie and
Ricky Clarke of Wronter saag
two duets, accompanied on tit,
piano by Miss Ann „Don;-;at, cf
rox,eter.
Mrs. Luella Hall of Myth pre,
seated. the bowling trophy to a
team from Goderich and also priz-
es to the novice team front that,
each.
Mrs. Florence Pegg said service
was the motto and the' auxiliaries!
were hying up to it one hundred -
W.A. Holds Meeting.
BF,LmORE - The McIntosh Wo-
men's Association was held at the
Borne of Mrs. Bert Wylie on Mon-
day of last week with a. good at-
ter! d Ce. Mrs. - Jack berguson
opened the meeting with devotional
readings.
It was ritelded to have t 'g ;teen
party at the Molut,11 Church on
June 22nd. lit.--mnants of -print were
sorted to be used sfor making ar-
ticles for a bazaar.
The meeting closed witl. praver
and tomb was served by the com-
mittee is charge.
per vent. ?he said quality, not
quantity. was the main .characfer-
t;0 to, lit for tii members.
Mrs. A. E. i.latoders,..gorte com-
mauler tor thie oronto area, spoke
a few wards and congratulated the
ladies on their :eomradeship in the
rural
Mrs. William .);Teetnin -of Ford -
wich' was re-elected for 'another
' term as zone commas.
A draw for three prizes was held.
IA)ubuk lxinis e teasy
of
t 1.3y t lt npiblyimit,rs, e v1 easni jiye
Mrs. Ken Simian-ton of Winginun
and fancy towels by Mrs. Rathle,n
Forster -of Lucknow,
The meeting adjourned and the
local branch served a delleions
lunch.
Will Attend
Church Parade.
FORDWICIi--The Ladles! Aux,
airy to Howlett Legion, 307, met in
the Legion hall Monday night with,
Comrade .Jennie Wilson in the
chair. Reports .wera given by coin-
mittees that were in charge of the
plans for the rally held on. Wed-
nesday night,
A donation was Made to t
Camp Fund. Letters were re
from several branches that wot
be attending the rally. Members
were reminded of the church ser-
vice on. June 5th at 2,30 in the Clor-
rie Presbyterian -Church.
Several Were Paid. The meeting adjourned and a social
half hottr was spent.
Hold Ticket Draw
For Building Project
FoRmica __ The L.O.RA... will
have the ticket draw On a (milt and
cushion early June, the proceeds
to go towards the building pro-
ject. g • Plans were 'made for -flowers to
be set on Memorial Mound and. the
Orange Memorial Book is almost
completed. A letter of thanks was
read far the Easter parcel sent to
the war veteran at Westminster
Hospital. •
rftwe 73104 The WI0014.4% AdvanCe-Times, WetioeSdaY, May 18, 1960
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