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`.'.r. and Mrs, Rws R'Durst,
Jt:ry, Judy, iainic and Jackie
t`t Ph:kt'1'1ih., NCrt r\ei k -end
visitors with Nlr, and Mrs, Geo,
Ashton. \1r, and MI's. Arr.
[dell , Jctfrey and c;regory of
London also visited :it rhe saltie
Ironic. a fey; days last week,
\lrs. D. s, NlaCNatighton of
1r'int;harn visite(' one day last
\,etk with Nlrs, Ruby Fost..r.
Nir, and Mr,. George Tre-
thewey and family of Stratford
wire civic holiday visitors with
the latter's parents, \1r. and
Mrs. Ira Schaefer.
\Ir, and airs, Roy hunt,
Ricky and Randy were Toronto
visitors one dav last week.
N1rs. Len Wilson, Susan and
Nlurray spent the week -end
with her mother, Mrs, Florence
Groves, in Scarborough.
N1r. and Nlrs. Jack Doig,
Penny and Peter of St. Cathar-
ines, spent several days last
week with Nir. and Nlrs, Ross
Doig.
Mr, and Nirs. Jack Riddell
and Laurie of Lindsay were
week -end visitors with Nlr. and
Mrs. Stan Bride. Miss Marilee
Riddell returned home after
spending a week with her
grandparents.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and firs. Curtis Jordan were
Mr. and Nirs. Herman Nethery
of Belgrave, Nir, and Mrs. Geo,
Baker of Port Elgin, NIr. and
Mrs, Tom Wade of Chatham,
Mr. and Nirs. Ken Jordan and
family of Woodstock and Mr.
and Nlrs. Harold Hamilton of
"art Burwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hib-
berd, Mr, and Nlrs, Norman
!larding, Nliss Violet Beswith-
erick and Mrs. Wm. Clyne at-
tended the Black Knight cele-
bration held in Orillia on Sat-
urday.
Messrs, Arnold and Ross
Doig spent one day last week
in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs, John Inglis,
Tommy and David Inglis and
Miss Doris Carswell returned
dome Friday night after spend-
ing the past month on a motor
trip to the West Coast.
Master Brian Nuhn of Gow-
anstowu is spending a few days
with Kenneth McClement.
Mr. arid Mrs. Peter Chiomey
and two children of Port Col-
horue visited over the week-
end avith Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Keith.
Week -end visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Earl Nloore were Mr.
and Mrs, Wm. Foote andJack
of Paris and Mr. and Mrs. laugh
Frew and Sharon of Preston.
Nlr. J. Eckmeir visited over
the week -end with relatives in
Listowel.
Miss Letitia Matthews and
Mr, Mel Batters left last week
for Eatonia, Sask. , where they
will visit for two months.
Mr, and Mrs. Art Mitchell
of Crediton were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie D'Arcy,
Mrs. Elsie Strong and Mrs.
Verna Galbraith.
Mr. and Mrs. Roht, Connell
and Mrs. Ruby Forester were
Toronto visitors one day last
week and also attended a
shower for Miss Marjorie Con-
nell, bride -elect of next
month.
Mr, and Mrs. Anson Dem-
crling are spending this week
at Parry Sound with Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Denicrling.
Miss Ann Lindsay returned
to Toronto 'Thursday after
spending the past three weeks
7n.
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INSPECTING F -;",TY----Lt,-Col. T. H. Bur-
dette, AA and >C, Western Ontario Area,
London, with ",'ajor Harvey, of Seaforth,
21C of the 21r Field Regiment, inspected
the 39 studen` militiamen who were on
summer course at Wingham and Walkerton
during passing -out ceremonies last Thurs-
day. The two officers are shown inspect-
ing the ranks.
—Photo by Connell,
with Nliss Ruth J, : uston.
Nliss Connie ; tchison visit-
ed last week wit:' her grand-
parents, Mr, an,.'.lrs, Wtn,
NlcCann,
On Sunday, est 16, at
:3 p, in, the LOI..:r,d L, )BA will
hold their annu, t ecoration ser-
vice in the Fordr,,\1, crmeteiy.
Rev. Fred Taylci (. orrie Uni-
ted Church will I`, guest speak-
er,
THE SLICCES sFI L NIAN has
a wife who tells loin what to do
and a secretary t,ho does it,
40th Anniversary
1'ORDWICII-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Small were pleasantly
surprised on Thursday evening
when neighhonrs, relatives and
friends gathered at their horse
to honor them on the occasion
of their Oath wedding anniver-
sary. The evening was spent in
a social way and Nir. and Mrs.
Small were presented with a
bathroom hamper, for which
they thanked ereryone and a
delicious lunch was served.
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MON.-TUES.-WED. AUG. 17-18-19
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"NORTH TO ALASKA"
Colour - CinemaScope — Starring:
John Wayne -Stewart Granger -Ernie Kovacs -Fabian
and Capucine
This Is not John Wayne's newest, but it is one of his
best. It's a comedy and thrill visit to the State of Alaska.
THUR: FRI: SAT. AUG. 20-21-22
"SUMMER HOLIDAY"
Colour - CinemaScope — Starring:
Cliff Richards -Lauri Peters
It's the craziest four-way love affair that ever shook up the
folks back home. All in all it's a lively musical treat for
everyone.
MON.-TUES.-WED.
AUG. 24-25-26
"Paris When 11 Sizzles"
Color — Starring:
William Holden -Audrey Hepburn
When it sizzles in Paris, life is a love -filled ball. This
hi the zaniest comedy in many a moon.
THUR: FRI: SAT. AUG. 27.28-29
"THE PATSY"
Color — Starring:
Jerry Lewis-lsa Balin-Everett Sloane -Keenan Wynn -
Peter Lorre
If you don't know what a Patsy is, come and get the
laugh -filled .answer In Jerry Lewis' latest film.
MON.-TUES.-WED. AUG. 31 - SEPT. 1-2
"A TICKLISH AFFAIR"
Colour - CinemaScope -- Starring:
Shirley Jones -Gig Young -Red Buttons
What's more frantic' than marriage? It's the story of a
pretty widow who thought she knew the answer, The whole
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THUR.-FRI.-SAT,
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A brand new service comedy
with plenty of laughs
Robert Walker in
"ENSIGN PULVER"
Color
George Montgomery
in a war story without laughs
"THE STEEL CLAW"
Color
Late Show SUN. 11 p.m. Aug. 16
"BATTLE FLAME"
"SURRENDER HELL"
MON.-TUES.-WED.
Stuart Whitman -Carol Lynley
Lauren Bacall star in
"SHOCK
TREATMENT"
Adult Entertainment—Plus
"THE EYES of ANNIE JONES"
THUR.-FRI: SAT.
AUG. 20-21-22
Elvis Presley's 3 Biggest!
Each picture shown once only
in the following order
`GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS'
Color
Elvis Presley -Stella Stevens
"BLUE HAWAII"
Color
Elvis Presley -Joan Blackman
"KISSIN' COUSINS"
Color
Elvis Presley -Arthur O'Corranell-
Glenda Farrell
Late Show SUN. 11 p.m. Aug. 23
Program will be announced over
CKNX
MON.-TUES. AUG. 24-25
"PT 109"
Color
CLIFF ROBERTSON plays the
part of John F. Kennedy, late
President of the United States.
This is the story of the late
President's war experiences. It is
well done. Don't miss it.
WED.-THURS.-FRI.
AUG. 26-27-28
TROY DONAHUE and
CONNIE STEVENS in
"PALM SPRING'S
WEEKEND!"
Color
The boys and girls flock to the
desert for fun and laughs in the
desert — plus one hour and fifty
minutes of a new kind of fun
"A NEW KIND OF LOVE"
Color—Adult Entertainment
Paul Newman-Joamre Wood-
ward -Thelma Ritter
SAT.-MON.-TUES.
AUG. 29-31, SEPT. 1
"WHO'S BEEN
SLEEPING IN
MY BED"
Color—Adult Entertainment
Dean Martin -Carol Burnett
It's fast! It's spicy! It's sophist!.
cated! — Plus
"KETTLES GO TO TOWN"
Late Show SUN. 11 p.m. Aug. 30
Program will be announced over
CKNX
HARRISTON
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
THUR.-FRI, AUG. 13-14
"COMEDY OF
TERRORS"
in Color --Starring
Boris Rudolf -Vincent Price -
Peter Lorre-Basil Rathbone
It's a mirthful macabre of
Enjoyment ----Plus
"THE SILENT CALL"
A great little dog story ,
SATURDAY ONLY AUG. 15
"CROOKS
ANONYMOUS"
It's another one of those laugh-
ing gassers, starring the big guy
James Robertson Justice
Plus
"PIRATES OF TORTUGA"
SUNDAY LATE SHOW AUG, 16
Starts at 11 p.m.
"MANIAC"
Pius
"FURY OF THE PAGANS"
Adult Entertainment
MON.-TUES.-WED.
AUG. 17-18-19
"FAREWELL TO
ARMS"
in Color—Starring
Rock Hudson -Jennifer Jones
Plus
"MAN IN THE MIDDLE"
Stars
Robert Mitchum-Francis Muyem
THUR.-FRL AUG. 20-21
"MAIL ORDER
BRIDE"
in Color—Starring
Buddy Ebsen
in this warm appealing comedy
Western
—On the same program—
'HOOTENANNY HOOT"
This one is real wing ding
SATURDAY ONLY AUG. 22
England's Cliff Richards in
`SUMMER HOLIDAY'
America's Elvis Presley in
"BLUE HAWAII"
SUNDAY LATE SHOW AUG. 23
Starts at 11 p.m.
"VARAN THE
UNBELIEVABLE
MONSTER"
Plus
"LAST OF THE VIKINGS"
in Color
MON.-TUES.-WED.
AUG. 24-25-26
Lady Drivers' Night
at the Harriston Drive -In
All Lady Drivers admitted free!
If she's at the wheel as the car
pulls up to the box office, she's
in for free! If she can't drive,
push her, pull her, tow cher up
to the box office—or sit her on
your lap and let her steer
"UNDER THE YUM
YUM TREE"
in Conor—Starring
The screen's top funnyman
Jack Lernmon
— On the same program —
"FURY AT SMUGGLERS BAY"
Adult Entertainment
TJIUR: FRI. AUG. 27-28
"MUSCLE BEACH
PARTY"
in Color—Starring
Frankie Avalon -Jody McCrea, -
Dick Dale -Candy Johnson and
Buddy Hackett
Plus
"SQUARE OF VIOLENCE"
Starring Broderick Crawford
SATURDAY ONLY AUG. 29
"GUNFIGHT AT
COMMANCHE
CREEK"
in Color—Plus
"THE BIG CHASE"
A thousand thrills from some of
the greatest films of all time
What a cast—
Buster Keaton -Douglas Fair-
banks Sr. -William S, Hart -
Lillian Gish and others
SUNDAY LATE SHOW AUG. 30
Starts at 11 p.m.
"THE QUICK AND
THE DEAD"
Plus
"TERRIFIED"
It's about a student who is
placed in a casket in a grave-
yard
MON.-TUES.-WED.
AVG. 31—SEPT. 1-2
"THE GREAT
ESCAPE"
in Color—Starring
Steve McQueen -James Garner
in one• of the entertainment
highlights of the year
Plus a special. short on pros-
pecting nahanni
s
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