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Theatre - Harriston
LAST TIME TONIGHT
AprIt 30th
"MAN OF 1,000
FACES"
Dorothy Malone and
James Cagney .as Lion Chaney,
The Man Of 1,000 raeea
•
MIJRS., & KAT.
May .1, 2, and 3
JERRY LEWIS In
"SAD SACK"
Fun For Ali The Family,
from Six to Sixty,'
M.01'4IDAY and TUESDAY
May and C
"Three Faces Of Eve"
Starring Joanne Woodward
in her Academy Award winning
role as the best actre.ss of the
year.
WED., Tapia, & SAT.
May 7, 8, 0 and 10
"PAL JOEY"
Starring 'Frank Sinatra, Rita
Hayworth and Kim Novae ,
Special Matinee performance
SATURDAY
Roy •Rogers in
"PALS OF THE
OOLDEN.WEST",
VOW IT'S SON A
COMMIT' KNOWING Pig
VANC'S
DRUGSTORE m sway, I KNOW
17.44N ofixt% DEPENO
ON. THEM Mg MY
DIABETIC SUPPLIES..
—
EN.AL Trk.4Pttr,
Llashmar
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Listowel, Ont.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY'.
May 1 and 2
"DEVIL'S HAIR PIN"
Colour VistaVision
Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace
SATURDAY and MONDAY
May 3 and 5
Double Feature
"BAIL ,OUT AT
43,000" '
John Payne, Karen Steele
"STAR br INDIA"
Colour
Carnal Wilde, Jean Wallace
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY •
ltfay and
`Sweet Smell of. Success'.
Adult'
Burt Lancaster; Tony Curtis
Good Reading
for the
Whole Family o
• News • Facts
Family • 'Features
the Christian SciehteMonnor
One Norway St., Boston 1$r Mdss•
terid. YOUr newspaper for the or,*
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• ' children in "fluoridated areas, And
these ,,same children '''At th e age of
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' • four times ,4a 1114,11Y of their own,
Noto:.foltition o
On Old Problem
Right now many a bride to-be,
Plan4ig A.'spripg or summer wed-
ding coping* with 4'problern that
Will recur throughout tier married
life that of storage, Until the hap-
py day she starts her role as home,
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flUoridatIng .vcnnutnal water ished items she is beginning to
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10ROWNIE'S .DRIYTAN
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life-4041w the Largest Wide
,S0reela illeiron, Comity
Two • Shows Nightly, Rain or
Clear Pirst Show at Puslt
'lox office ()Pelt at
elltidren utaley r4 la Cars foretti
l'utittstAr out trtunicr
linty and
"THF4 BLACK TENT"!
(Colour) (VistaVision)
!Anthony Steele - Donald St)l-den
(Two Cartoons)
•
SATURDAY and ItiONDAY
May 3. and a
`THE KENTUCKIAN"!
(Colour) (Cinernascope)
Hurt Lancaster - Dianne Poster
(One Cartoon)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
, Slay 3 and I
"Spanish Gardener" 1.
Technicolor
Dirk Bogarde Sohn Whiteley
(one Cartoon)
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. Grand
e-Opening
for the
1958 Season 1
Welcome back to a season of fine entertainment
Welcome old friends, Welcome new friends
We invite you to make this theatre under the
stars your regular entertainment habit.
Here you can really relax, let down your hair and .
enjoy yourself. Here it's as comfortable as an
old pair of -shoes . . . and what's more you'can
even wear them here.
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SO — load up your car and visit us regularly!
AGAIN, WELCOME AND THANK YOU
Signed,
Bill Young Manager.
Opening,' Thurs., May 1st
FREE TO THE KIDDIES on both
Thursday and Friday nights,
CANDY, SUCKERS and NOVELTIES
FREE pass for future prograrns to the driver of
every car Thursday night.
Thursday and Friday • May 1 and 2
"DAVY CROCKETT AND THE
RIVER PIRATES"
(Technicolor)
— Plus
"Mt INCREMBLE SHRINKftsIG
• MAN"
May 3rd
Spence *Ott and :Miss
Mary Sat were in Toronto on,
$(4.10.11)" te, attend special services
for Royal Arch Masons, .They..
were accompanied by Mr, .and Mrs.!
Alen Robertson -and. Mr, and Mrs;
N, T. McLaughlin, "
and Mrs. R. A, Powell,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Vrank .Seddon 'and
Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins 'Visited lift,
and Mrs. •'Ralph Seddon at
chener Over the *week-and, •
Dixie Dunbana. of Point
Edward spent the week-end with
Ut$s. Ony,
--Mr, and. Tom Wade and
family of WOocisteelt visited for a
few days with. relatives in town
and country. •
• —Mr, Clayton Gamtnage.of Ter-
onto, visited with Winghani, friends
and renewed old acquaintances on
Saturday,
—Murray CamIthell, 'son', of, MO.
Jas. Campbell, Minnie ..tis
joined the wavy •and,leftTfor; Corn-
wallis, N.S., Sunday ,:raolrling' 'to
bekin his training, We wish hint
great suceess.
Robert Powell, Mrs. 714-
marl Keating, Mrs, E, Parrish, Mrs,•
Blirripli, Mrs, 'Bower: and Miss'
Effie Bower attended'an .e.tecutiVe
meeting of the .Wornert's Institnte
at Auburn on Monday • afterticiOn,
These ladies represented Wingliath
Branch and drew up Plans fO'r the
district annual meeting.; Which
he held in Goderich on May 28th,
—Mrs. Wm. Keith and.; Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Nethery visited friends
In Teeswater on Sunday and" ;at
tended the ' ICrlori
'Presbyterian 'Cliiitch:
—Mr. and Mrs. 'Andrew Liirtn,;
Judy and Bob, spent, Monday eVen-
ing in Fergus with 'the Ibrrnerts
parents, Mr, anci
•
—Thomas Foram, who has spent.
the winter with his .sister, WS."
Winter at RichinonA Hilt: returned•
to his home R.R. '2*
week ago,
—Mr.- and Mrs. G...:41.• *Kettle
have left for their. "home hi ;'Nina
win, Sask., *after attending the,
winter in Wingham with
—Visitors at the hoMe. of mr.: hind '
Mrs. E. Parrish Aluring.-4,
end were Mr.''and Mrs.:;"'NelSon,
Grey and son', John, Mr.' .13'mel4
Guy, Lis towel, M. and Mra. ,,Jame's
Harris and, daughter, • Nandy„ 'of
Preston and Miss Lenora,..Guy of
Toronto.
• • • ..* .• • ' —Recent visitors :with Mr,. and
Mrs. Ben Keats we're' ;,the,
brother, Mr, ,111: Woatitinkri, Mrs.'
Worodman and two children' Of Kai-
adar. .
—Mrs, Wm. • Alton spent the
week-end in LoniltIn with her :ion,.
Wendell Alton and othei• relatiVes.
—Mr. and Mrs! oalvin :Moffatt
and three cbildien d...;St,'Catiiar-
ines spent the fweelt,:end with :The
foi•mer's parents, Mr. and: MI 'S.'
Alvin Moffatt.
,
—Miss Rena Mciore, Mrs. uarl
Lott rand Mrs. Frank Burke'were
winners'of a draW at a littird'resh-
ers' dernonstration'hekl inflrarkia,
ton last Wednesday eVenineMiSa
Moore won a camera, Mrs„;Ltitt, a
book on hairdressing and ' Mrs.
Burke a stuffed dog.*Cinite ,a rium
ber of hairdresse6 'from the ilia
trict were In attendance arid .lunch
was served following the.demonsta-
tion, when, a Very. enjoyable social
time Was spent. • -
—Misses Hazel and Minnie Weir,
Toronto, spent the week-end With .
their parenta, Mr. and Mik 'D. ,L,
Weir.
—4/f/rs. ,T, H. Christie haS. retUrn-
ed to Winghain after spending the
winter, with her son, Mr.: and Mea.:
47, M. Christie, In Tortmtci.. She ,
returned with her daughter, Mrs,
W, B. McCaw. and 'Mr. McCool,
who spent the week-end , ln the
city.
Mr, and Mrs. iti-aqY Leeiton of
Toronto spent the week-end With
Mr, and Mrs; Robert Oolle;r.
—Mt. and Um Harley Merkley
and daughter, Cathy' nr
are spending this week' With 'rela-
tives in Wingliarn and
—Master Paid Keats, who *an
admitted to hospital last Tuesday
with pneumonia, is pirtniressing
favorably and is expected home the
latter part .of the Week,
—Iterterit VialtOrS With Mt, and
Mb, dart Lott were Mr, acid $/rtm,
Harty Henderson. anti faintly of
Aytnti,
A birthday din/vet Wits held at
rite home Of Mt,• B. 0110-
c et; London, recently in ruttier of
14r, dames Wild, who celebrated
Ids Ord birthday. Mr. and Mrs.
It wind 4nd jimmy of Wingiunn
were also present for th e dinner-.
• and Mrs,' Boyle of
Ooderich Wree week-end guests of
Mrs. A. Anstett,
--Miss Myrtle Johnson of Lon-
don is spending a snort time at her
residence on Muter St.
—John Oswald of London and
Bob Oswald of Paris we're week-
end visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Limn,
—Dr, Tracy HroWil of St. Thomas
was' a Sunday visitor with his
mother, yrs. Brown, Leopold :st,
—Mr, And Mrs, Gordon Kelly of
London, visited at the week-end
with, 'Ow latter's sister, Miss Al-
dythe Graham.
—Mrs. Carl _Lott is in Nartli,
this -Week at the hone of her son,
)410 and his wife, Bud is tri'X'ivie
Hospital' there with an attack of
jaundice.
James Wild spent last
week visiting his daughter and
son-in-law,' Mr, and Mrs. ptafford
Churches of London,
• •
—Mrs. Jim, Ferguson 6f. Welland
is visiting with her sister, J.
,Harley . Crawford, Mr. CraWford
,and family:
• —Mrs, James Halliday returned
home after spending a ,week with
relatives in Detroit and Flint,
Mich.
Fight. Still /Flames
On Phioridal ion
DesPite the fact that fluoridation
of the communal Water Mini/1y is •
considered 'to be the Mast import-
ant health measm•e to ob-
tain in ,the past ;tweety years, and
that. its -benefits> have been ob-
served. as far back as 1874, there in
still considerable opposition to this
move. This is to be expected when
we- consider • the opposition, which
mgt >§inilar ..advancenients in pub-
lic health the- past, The pro-
motion ' of -snob. innocuous pro-
cedures as pasteurization of initir
and -immunization even sparked off
riots' amongst the 'enthusiastic, op-
ponents. Then, as now, sincere but
rniainfOrnied indlvidualS,' as well' as
fanatics; have organized into so-
ciettea and. -grouPs to combat this
'great health 'measure, Numerous
Warninka 'of impending disaster
have been. sent 'out and anti-fluori-
dation presses have been set up.
The 'Health League of ,Camada,,
fogether -with° medical and dental
Srganiiations throughout Canada
and the United States has given a
wholehearted endorsement to
tinoridation the list of organi-
zations. may he added, the World
Health 'Organization, which in Sep-
tentlier,19-57, after studies by expert,
committees in Seventeen countries
Paa.nOt only endoreed fluoridation,
but also has encouraged its adop-
tion „'!wherever and whenever. pos-
table",
Se,:2_poneerned, the ,,T•Tealth
League ivt;ith-this problem, that it
bas forined a special pommittee on
flubridation in order to cope with
the opPosition, and follow through
by, encouraging the adoption of
flueridation: The Committee con-
sista largely of medical doctors. and
dentists' who .JiaVe shown a keen
interest - this • public health,
meastite. „
DeSpite the opposition, 'the num-
ber of communities introducing
fluoridation is on the increase. "As
With other worthy> public health
rites:sures, .the ,prOgress has been,
slow but rewarding, Dental deeay
Saturday Only
130wery Boys in ,
"BIG BAD URANIUM"
— Phis.
"GUN tiATTLE AT" MONTEtttY"
Starring Sterking tOlaydeini
teeth as their lens fortunate .neigh-
hours. Moreover, dental hills are
also deerea.sing in these areas,
billsI
supply, 111• saved,
'and china, linen and perhaps
Hr had Wally
medical bills.
44000 OP ..-
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boiii:are,boi-rowing fr9s*.a .ba
eraccOlvitlx anforeSeettopsehold expenses?
:Want t(5 inake ;'sotne. special major :pur-
, 040 :*ediriOney .tor .taxes—br to meet a
,..f.aPaily:.,ri01,022personst.joati;s 0 help
pecipk:naeetjliksmehl.iituationS,are being,
xr e-z banl$S every day.,
- ofe.re,hofakkingAfavourwhen you visit
chki#Ifd`!:banle'.'t.6,:air4nge:e.'j)ersdnal-
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loan. Menial-14er welcomes4o*thities•
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Apci at 'a chartered bar*,:,,y9it-,caa always
count on privaey.ang coilkfentis:eonside,fa.
lion, whether.you:are.ariaiiging*lonAt
using other valUable lervidethe..;;baii
fiwen's eye for 'Ma I I combs trestles of Catindlati 'faehloo stylist Lou Larry, lees lack es sehsationalk
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first to pinpoint
fashioifs
p oints
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Fok wok vimyiirt TiltONTO'pftlf
"it's A red-letter year for Canadian fashion
says Gwen Cowley, Toronto Star. Fashion Editor,
"This year for the first time we are
abreast of the times: The Chemise is as
prominent here as .in• the New York collections,"
And you can bet your buttoin pattern
that Miss CoWley knows, because she hal
covered the fashion capitals of the world
for 1,3 years. She and her staff' are experts
at keeping you informedsbout what
'the world 'is weaiiiige They are one of
the reasons why so Many women Wei
that for complete coverage Of the uomsn'e *odd,
The 'Toronto Star is Canada's „
greatest newspaper value,
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