HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-06-01, Page 8Cliff Rebertson, Gia Scala
THI'ESDAY and xi RIDAY
June 2 and 3
"THEY CAME TO
CORDURA"
t Colour: (Cinemascope)
Gary Cooper -- Rita. Hayworth
(One Cartoon)
SATURDAY ONLY — JUNE 4
Red Skelton in
"PUBLIC PIGEON
NO. 1"
5411011511PAYLOADER
34 yard bucket
NOW $2499
PRESENT AT irlitAxitt... 1130X0I'FiClE subject Lord Tennyson's "Ulyssis",
:bringing to the girls and their
GOOD FOR ONE. ADMISSION mothers the story and using it Vs
NVITH TIFF. PURCHASE OF ONE. Anrrr AmfiSSION give some truths for everyday life,
Audrey Mitten thanked the speak-
MON.. TUES, wED.. THURS., THROUGHOUT MONTII OF JUNE er .and presen'fed a gift,
NOT GOOD FRIDAYS Of SATURDAYS f ' Sharon Pollock gave reading,
"How Use Keep Mother's Day" by
Stephen, Leacock. Miss Janet Mac-
FORD MONARCH :EDSEL
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raPo•VAL The WipOsins Asvxarca.Tilmern, Wtalts4"); "110 Birthday Groetings family
Mrs,i
aeaf rt(1.1iuneisSEIhndandtm l.AlriTy anti
London visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Mrs.FI.vdx,,olViwtayrgo(fir(rlunId.sTisviy
spent few
,
Ddittlyvsidialistelavip'eact'hk aannticl%
and
and Mmrrss:
Roy Askett of LIstowel visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David
:loirflissstsprt:liga'rtghaereNNt'elieki-geninds woifthLtrar"
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rig.
BEL6RAVE
.Me. 3r:i Mts. Harry McGuire
spent the week-end with their _ , daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
t Mr .and Mrs. Harry ()reread of 'Mrs Norman Hill anti faintly t
and Mrs. George Jordan.
Mrs. Louis Hayes and her daugh-
ter, Jean, of Elyria, Ohio, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Dunbar and !family in Wing-
ham and also vieited with relatives
in the Bel ;rave district.
Mrs. Bob Laing of Swift Current.
Sask., Mr. Let McKenzie of Sea-
forth and Mrs. Bill Papple, Dianne
and Brenda of Egmondville, visited.
on Friday evening with their uncle
and aunt, Mr. mid Mrs. Harry
(Zinn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson
ST, HELENS For L, Clarkson
FORDWICII—The regelar ;sleet-
ing of the Silver Star Mission
Band was held Sunday morning
in the United Church Sunday
School rooms. The meeting .opened
with a poem and birthday greet-
ings were sung to Larry Clarkson.
Mrs, Eimer Harding read the
I3ible story,
Groups divided. far junior and
senior studies. A letter of thanks.
was read from Nigeria, Africa and
pictures shown of the missionaries
foRDwint .
Mr. and. Mrs. Wellington Har-1
crave and family visited Sunday
'With Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid,
O',1r, and Ides, .Dunes Vittits Mr..
and Mrs. Bill 2-others' and Gary.
Miss Nancy Sothern and Mr. Bill
ttllGey were Sunday visitors with
Sr. arid Mrs. Carl ,'Stewart in Lis-
tOnJel,
Master Arnold Allan, eon of Mr=
and Mrs. 'Mel Allan, underwent an
appendix operation last week at
the Listowel Hospital.
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Schaefer were Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Petznick and family of Kit-
ohsner and Mr. and Mrs. George
Trethewey and family of Stratford.
Mr. tmi Mrs. Don Poi(; and Deb-
bie of Galt were week-end visitors.
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig and
also attended She Toner-Harrison
wedding on Saturday in Gann\
Mrs. Frank MeQuillin and Mrs,
Allan Miller and Mrs. Gordan Fin- I
layson of Lochalsh attended the
graduation exercises for the Strat-
ford General Hospital at the Stmt..
lard, Festival Theatre on. Saturday.,
Mrs. MeQuillin and Mrs. Finlayson
with other members of the 1940 '!
graduating class and those of 1950,
were special guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MeQuillin
and Terry Wilson were recent
Dunnville and Mr. and. Mrs. Grant Toronto,
Beams of Niagara Falls attended
the funeral in .T,rueknow of Mr..
William Douglas, and also visited
wall Mr. and Mrs. Bert elarniss
and Miss Stella Nethery.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stone-
of London visited on Sunday
with Mrs Itehert Stonebouse and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonchouse.
Mr, .ind. Mrs. iloldie \Vheeler
and feiniin of London visited on
Sunday with Mr. [Old Mrs. Herb
\Wheeler.
Mr. end Mrs. jack :Johnston of
v;sitssi en Sunday with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee Hanna
visited on Sunday with Mrs. E:d^
Ward Thibiticsice at St. Catharines,
extending their sympathy on the
death of her husband. Mr. Edward
Thihideace.
ssosis sI Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pollock guests of Mr. arid Mrs. James Wil-
son and family at Exeter. Thkr at ()yr. Mission there. Arid family of Ripley were Satur-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs aim Ruth Hibberd told the story Wilsons are moving to Isonion in ,
scold Pollock of "'Mambaat the Mines" to the the near future. Mrs. Gordon Me- Lifeslim.a
• DRIVE-, IN
LISTOWEL
See for yourself how the seniors, Mrs. Robt, Gibson to* Pherson accompanied them and
visited LAP, Fred and Mr.,
Thompson.
tend Mrs. George Linicv of.
Detroit were week-end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Rit ,.
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be observed in the Pu-
tted Church nest Sunday morning.
In the evening a representative of
the Bible Society -will give an
iustrated lecture, "Leases of the
Tree",-- Everyone is invited to these
services.
Mrs. Sabv Forester of Toronto te smi
event the week-end at her home • ""'" study, "Balgit's New
Rare- re_ in Africa". The meeting
Mrs, Jiin Strong and Miss Rana closed with a hymn. Next • meet-
ing will be held June 12. BELGRAVE C0-0P VanVels_or attended the Anglican
Workshop• London from Friday
ill -:rundRY, held at Huron college.
Mr. John Tudan of Toronto spent
the week-cad with his wife and
family.
The many friends of Mr. Harold
Doig will be pleased to know he.
was able to return home from the
• Brownie s
DRIVE-IN Limited
CLINTON - ONTARIO
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY THURS. FRI. Jt 2 -
Double Feature
"THE LAST ANGRY
MAN"
Paul Muni, David Wayne
Betsy Palmer
VISIT OUR TRADE FAIR EXHIBIT
Listowei Hospital on Friday, after
Featuring the Largest Wide Screen • being confined there the past
in Huron County month, ceremony with Mrs. J. H. Pollock
"BATTLE OF THE ,. Two khows Nightly, Rain or Clear , Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ashton and speaking to the girls. Pat Harris
CORAL SEA" First Show at Dusk .' family of Athens spent a few days
Gregor condficted the graduation
For Full Information On The Many
Co-Op Programs That Can. Mean
Dollars In Your Pocket. At The End
Of The Year.
was presented with her graduation. last week with -Mn, and Mrs. George
Ashton. certificate. Admission: 65e
Children 'Under 12 in Cars Free
F.-
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bride have A gift was presented to Miss
purchased the home in Fordwich MacGregor in honour of her forth-
coming marriage. Joyce Greer
gave the courtesy remarks to the
ladies. Taps elated a very pleas-
ant evening.
SATS - NON. JUNE 4
Double Feature
"THE YOUNG LAND
Colour
Pat Wayne, Yvonne Craig
"THE LAST
BLITZKRE1G"
Van Johnson, Kerwin Mathews
formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs.
William Davis of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Simmermak-
er visited on Saturday in Mount
Forest with his sister, Mrs. William
Boylan, who is at present con-
fined to hospital.
Mr. Jack Foster of Stoney Creek
spent the week-end with his moth-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker and
family of Baden visited over the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Moore.
The sympathy of the community
goes to Mrs. Edward Matthews in
the passing of her brother, Mr,
Leslie Cunningham, of Wingham.
Mrs. Margaret Horsburg i s
spending some time with relatives
in Oshawa..
Miss Donna. Petrie of Stratford
spent the week-end with 'Mrs.
Pearl. Patterson.
Due to regular council meeting
date falling on Sunday, Howiek
council will be held on Saturday,
June 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Wallace
and balmy son of Guelph are spend-
ing two weeks with relatives in the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jantzi,
Barbara and David of Baden vis-
ited for two days with Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Eastman.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry:Howe spent
the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Guy.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Rattan and
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Harding spent
Sunday in Toronto.
Mr. Kenneth Gouldie of Toronto
spent several days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wins-
ton.
Miss Mary Byrd of London vis-
ited several days last week in the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Mae Corbett, Jim
and Brenda of London spent the
week-end with Mrs. Edward Mat-
thews.
3 Mr. Ian Pittendreigh of London,
spent the week-end at the home of
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Galbraith
visited on Sunday with. Mr. and
Mrs. Art Mitchell in CreditOn. Mrs.
Mitchell returned to spend a, few
days here.
Members of the A.Y.P.A. of the
Anglican Church attended a 'ban-
quet in. Gorrie on Friday night.
Miss Marie Brown was elected
president of the deanery.
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$80,000 WORTH OF Cana, T UCKS AND TRACTORS SACRIFICED
N SALE IN
ER
ursday, Friday, Saturday
9 a.m. till Midnight
SATURDAY and MONDAY
June 4 and 0
— Double Feature —
"HIGH LIGHT"
(Colour) WinemaseopeS
Ray Millard Helen, Cherry
"THE PATHFINDER"
(Colour)
George Montgomery, Helena Carter
(One Cartoon)
LIQUI WED. - THURS.
"THE GIRL MOST
LIKELY"
Colour
Jane Powell, Cliff Robertson
JUNE 7 - 8
ADMISSION 65c — Children under
12 In ears Free.
Box Office opens at 8 p.m. 3 Days Only -
JUNE 2-3-4
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Units on Sale 7 NO At Both the Crown and Drive-In Theatres, Harriston
JUNE 1st THROUGH JUNE 30th
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CARS, GIMMICKS
GIVEAWAYS.
FREE GAS
CROWN DRIVE - IN
Theatre - Harrigan theatre - Harrigan FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 57 FORD SEDAN 58 EASEL HARDTOP
Telephone 752 Fairlane, 2-tone, automatic radio,
a steal.
Citation 4-door, got everything but
the kitchen sink, only 22,000 miles,
new i5890.
1956, a 4.-door automatic, radio, the
real thing for that camping trip, THURS. - PRI, JUNE 2 -
"MARDI GRAS"
Pat Boone in
Cinemascope and Color
Co-Starring Gary Crosby and
Sheree North
"CATTLE EMPIRE"
Cinemascope and Color
Joel McCrea, Gloria Talbot
NOW $1495 WED, - THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
dune 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
"SINK THE BISMARK"
Kenneth More - Dana Wynter
Hitler's Killer Ship "The Bismark".
Tracked by British. Determination
had Hitler's Battleship "The Bis-
mark" not been sunk, nothing in
the world could have been the
same again.
NOW $1450 NOW $2195 SURE, we could offer you something for
nothing, but obviously we'd have .to tack
the. price onto our ears.- Instead, we've put
our prices down - - away down. You can
buy your own "premium" with the money
you save at Snider's.
56 MONARCH SEDAN 56 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 57 CHEV SEDAN Automatic, radio, tinted glass,
windshield washers, whitewalls,
power brakes, power windows pow-
er seat, She's yours,
NOW $1439
V-8, radio, straight stick, broken in
by a friendly finance man,
210 series, radio, 2-tone; make your .
neighbours envious.
NOW $1425 NOW $994
ADDRESSES FIROUP 55 P4Y141111111 . MOM - TIES, JUNE 6 -
"BELOVED INFIDEL"
Ctnemascope and Technicolor
Gregory Peck - Deborah Kerr
The Inside look of a Hollywood
from the book of F. Scott Fitz-
gerald.
Adult Entertainment
Shows at 7.16 and 9.30
53 FORD COACH 54 DONE SEDAN Y E S "THE LO
chnicolor
NE TEXAN" AT
Te
ANNUAL BANQUET Vardtop, 2-do automatic, radio,
6 eyl., a sexy. s'ask salt-running job. Needs a, motor. 1-door, above average.
NOW $728 NOW $879 Big Guns of the West in a Blazing FORDWIC'H—The members of
the Fordwich C.G.LT. groups en-
tertained their mothers at their
annual. Mother and Daughter ban-
quet held in the United Church
Sunday School rooms.
Starring - Steve Cochran After a delicious meal, served by - the North Group of the WA., What Kind Of A Woman Could
Love a Gangster Audrey Ruttan, president of the
Intermediates was toastmistress.
"FIVE GATES TO She proposed the toast 'to the
Queen which was responded to by HELL" the singing of the national anthem.
Was Truly Hell To These Dianne Carswell proposed the
Heroic Nurses. toast to the church and Mrs. Stan
Adult Entertainment Bride, president of the W.M.S. re-
plied. Phyllis Wilson proposed the
I- ir — toast to the mothers and MrS. G.
Winkel replied. Mrs. As Ruttan
proposed the toast to the girls and
Marjorie Connell replied.
Glenna Hibberd, president of the
seniors, was thairlady for the pro-
At .Both the above Theatres gram, A quartette composed of
Margaret Ann 'Wilson, Shirley
JUNE 1st THROUGH JUNE 30th Eurig, Ann Miller, and Janie
SPECIAL corroN BELOW — GOOD AT EMBER TM CriliftVN OR e Hambly sang ral girls pre
sSanta Lucia". Sev-
ented a skit "Mile
THFATIIES, HARRISTON Trial Of Pebble". Pat Harris gave
Nig ait as am as ma as ma as ma aa lam the valedictory address. Jean Sie-
" , fart conducted a lively sing song.
Clip this Special ,,FREE=OFFER Cots Miss B, Tatham of Listowel was
$295 Duel of Giants.
THIS IS A GENUINE
CAR SALE, .WE'VE CUT
OUR PRICES SIMPLY I
BECAUSE WE HAVE !
TOO MANY CARS.
1
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YES, we 'do offer excellent, finance terms 1
you ean afford. 1
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- TUES. - 'WED.
June 6 - 7 - 8
"I MOBSTER" TRUCKS
58 THAMES PANEL
WED. - THURS. - FRi. - SAT.
June 8 - 9 - 11
'CARRY ON TEACHER'
The Same Wacky Wonderful Gang
who made you laugh so much at
CARRY ON NURSE
Here They Are Back Again --- Only
Funnier. Shows at 7.15 and 9,15
A FORD 3-TON HUMP 53 CII[V SEDAN DEL
A real delivery job,
NOW $999
Gone over from stern to gudgeon.
NOW $1661 War NOW $99 IF YOU WANT A GOOD
CAR VALUE WITHOUT
A LOT OF NONSENSE,
COME SEE UST
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TRACTORS SEE WHAT YOU'RE
MISSING MONTH 52 MASSEY 30 49 I li M
and scuffles, like new
NOW $891
A good ono
NOW $891
Sni er Motors Ltd. Pon , guest speaker and ehose for her
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