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CROWN
Theatre - Harriston
Last Time Tonite, Wed., July 30
"Raintree County"
Montgomery Clift and
, „ 41izabeth Taylor
Another M.G.M. Classic in the
- Traditions of Gone With
The Wind
Police Expect
Busy Week-end
On the long week-end last August, 28 people lost their
lives on Ontario roads. Hundreds of others were injured
in automobile accidents.
Once again, this coming week-end will likely be the
busiest of the year, both;l for the highways 7-and the
hoSpitals.
Your Ontario Provincial Police force.will take no holiday.
They, and countless municipal policemen will be working
full-time to guard our streets And highways against a
repetition of last year's terrible experience.
If.-.you travel this weelt-,enk'remember that 1,800 OPP
Officer§ will be watching §-oil drive. Male it a holiday to
remember forthent;"as well arfor yourself:
HON.IA, KELSO, -ROBERTS, , ATTORNEY, GENERAL 9F ONTARIO
An Exceptional .Opportunity
to invest in
Government of Canada Bonds
Paying 41/2% ,
Telephone, write or call at any of our offices for assistance in
exchanging present Victory 'Bonds Or 'to buy the new bonds
,for cash.
';' w eI ; 3 i ni°
TtiteotoiYarttet,lity to obtain 41/2% interest from Government of Canada
bonds is one that should not be missed.
ltoss Knowles,& Co, Ltd.
MICITAEL MePHAIL WINGHAM
'Telephone: 418
ft, uuNrto
Telephone: Stratford 2178
If you hold any 3% Victory Loan Bonds, we strongly recom-
mend that you exchange them now for the new 41/2 % Con-
version Loan due September 1, 1983.
You will receive a higher rate of interest and, in addition, an
immediate cash adjustment.
CZ)
You can also buy the new 41/2%,Bonds for cash from us at 100.
with
Funny Man Norman Wisdom
SUN. MIDNITE - AUGUST 3
Holiday Show •
"20 MILLION MILES
TO EARTH"
"THE TWENTY-
SEVENTH DAY
(Adult), " • '
Two Science' Fietibn Thrillers
•
MONDAY, and TUESDAY
August 1 and 5
HIGH COST
OF LOYING'
This Will Tickle Your Funny
Bone,
"UNDERWATER
WARRIOR"
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SIX.BLADE ELECTRIC itAZOR
Free trial period.
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"Fine,ct'Qua'lity and Service"
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SCRAP IRON, METAL, FEATHERS,
and BATTERIES
ALL MODEL CARS fro— 1236 to 1950 LOOK ! SEE !!
WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE •
Call
COTTAGE ROLLS , . . lb. 65c
GROUND BEEF . . , 3 lbs. $1.25
Friday and Saturday•Only
SAUSAGE • 3, lbs. 0.25
FROZEN FOWL AT ALL. TIMES
'IThe ItriebiSCie,e en the compulsbrY
hog Marketingscheme was taken
at elork4 Office On il'rirlaY,
Foili hundred and thirty-two were
on tile Voterie, list arid 2)9 voted,
The "yes" votes numbered 149 and
the "ne' Vot.'es 113. There Were
seven spoiled ballots,
Some 150 'Children are receiving
water, safety and swimming' in-
struction at the Maitland river in
the Gorrie community park. Films
were shown on Friday in the L 0.L.
hall.. Ron HUbc, FOrdwich, is the
instructor and $ancira Edgar is the
assistant, h
New combination swings and
glider were' installed' at the park
last week.
The annual Edgar family gather-
ing was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Watson Brown, Moles-
worth, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Bower Parrish and
family left on Monday morning for
a ten-day holiday, *hen they will
visit %the St. Lawrence Seaway,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stainton, who were married on Wednesday, of
last week in Wingham United }Church.—Photo by Horst 1%Isyk.
The Best of.Frost! and Cure& Meats Always on
Lockricige's Butcher Shop.
ed old acquaintances in the village
on Tuesday. Mr, Caley was rec-
tor of this parish from 1946 to 1950.
Word has been received from
Dr, C. C. Ramage of Vineland
that he and Mrs. Ramage are tour-
ing the British Isles this summer.
They, travelled by plane. The Ra-
mages are former Gorrie resi-
dents,
Mrs. Cloyne Michel received word
of the death of her brother-in-law,
Mr. Ed Smith of Seaforth, on Mon-
day morning.
•
Montreal, U,S,A. and Minden, Ont.
aqid Mrs-. Tom Edgar and
iclaPghtors, iif 15t, ThOilfias,..attendOd
the Edgar family Sun-'
Clay. ilagisa Nancy Jacques retUrr!O:
to her, Mahe •'after Visiting witlif the:
Edgar family in ,St,'ThemaS; Miss-
es Faye and Ruth Ddgar /are vis-
iting with Miss Joyce Ford at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Glenn. Me-,,
Michael in. WrOxeter this week,
Miss Bessie *Wylie left •on Mon-
day morning for a holiday motor
trip to Cape Breton and Prince
Edward Island. She was accom-
panied by Mrs, Howard Wylie,',of
Wroxeter and two Toronto friends,
The August meeting of the Gor-
rie Women's Institute will be held
at the home of Mrs. Leonard San-
derson on Tuesday evening, Aug.
5 at 8.30 o'clock. Roll call, "An ar-
ticle in my medicine cheat and
why."
Mr.' and Mrs: Sandy Hastie •are
vacationing for two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hastie. In
addition there were week-end
guests, Sandra and Bunny Hastie
and friend, Ken ,Kent, also Judy
Trealor of Toronto, Mr. and' MrS
Donie Hestia and 'daughter Hea-
ther of Streetsville.
Bailey-McArthur
Vows otr.Saturday
GORRIE—Norma Faye McAr-
thur, of Hanover, daughter Of Mr,
and Mrs. Archie McArthur, con. 14,
Howick Township and Wilfred
Bailey, Hanover, son of Mrs, Ohm
and the late Mr. Bailey of Milver-,
ton, exchanged marriage vows be-
for Rev, J. W. Hird, acting pastor
of the Gorrie United Church, in a
ceremony at the home of the
bride's parents at '2.30 on Saturday
afternoon, under an arch banked
with roses.
The bride wore a waltz-length
gown of net over blue satin with
long-sleeved jacket and full skirt.
She carried roses and carnations.
Miss Marion Bailey, sister of the
groom, was her attendant, wearing
pink and carrying roses and carna-
tions. Little Madeline McArthur,
sister .of the bride, was flower girl
wearing yellow nylon and carry-
ing a- nosegay of roses.
For the reception the bride's mo-
ther wore a light blue gown and
carnation corsage. The bride-
groom's mother chose a pale blue
with carnation corsage.
Robert McArthur, brother of the
bride, was groomsman.
The couple will reside in Han-
°vet%
The Guild of St. Martha of the
Anglican Church catered for the
'wedding supper in the Gorrie com-
munity hall. A dance followed in
the evening.
•
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
July 30 and 31
Mickey Spillane's
'"My Gun Is 'Quick"
Plus
"UNTAMED YOUTH",
(Adult)
Mamie ,Van Doren, Lori Nelson
1:''IT'RIDAY"ittal"SATTIRDAY!
August 1 and 2 '
"GUNS OF FORT
PETTICOAT'
Audie.`Murphy
`UP IN THE WORLD'
"It's good to hear your voice again, Sons"
Someone you love would
love to hear your voice..,,
telephone 'tonight *
GORRIE
THURS. - FRI. - 'SAT
July 31 and August 1 and 2
"Legend Of The' Lost"
John Wayne and Sophia toren
AMATEUR SHOW
ON STAGE
Thursday, July 31
If you can Sing - Dance or Play
an Instrument — then write
Crown Theatre Manager or
Phone 152
MONDAY and TUESDAY
August 4 and 5
"RUN SILENT,
RUN DEEP"
Clarke Gable, Burt Lancaster
They call it 'Submarine Grave-
yard — But These Men Beat
the Odds.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OP CANADA
*Long. Distance Irdrectin. iate.s nights after 6 and all day Sunday
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Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Martin,
Kitchener spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gowdy.
Mr. and Mrs.' Glen Will and
children, Kingsville, spent the week-
end at the home of the former's
parents; Mr. and Mrs. Justin Will.
Vickie and Janice remained for a
longer visit with their grandpar-
ents.
Misses Carolyn, Marie and Gale
Lake, from near Ethel) spent a few
days with their grandmother, Mrs.
L. Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Joron, of
Toronto, visited at the homes of
Mr. tind Mrs. Raymond Gowdy, in
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Gowdy.
Miss Kay Cathers, Toronto, spent
the week-end with her father, Mr.
John Gathers. •
Miss Edna Lawrence, Toronto,
is visiting at the home of her mo-
ther, Mrs. Chas, Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs, A, J, Eccles and
Mrs. Hilda Tutton of Galt, were
week-end visitors with Mrs. Bella
Greaves.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Patrick, of
St. 'Thomas, visited with Mr. and
Mrs, August Keil last week, The
many friends Of Mr, August Keil
,Wili„,t),e glad to know that his 'con-
dition is improving and that lie
li t' 04)-0 ':he out on the lawn.
wand • MiS; 'Frank Ring and
Mrs, Harry King spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs, Forty Col-
met at their cottage near Mindeh.
'11,1tra. David Brown of Canfield
Was a. visitor with Mrs, Lottie
Thornton for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Sack Evers. of
Toronto Were weekend guests of
Mr,arid Mrs. Manfred Irwin,
Mi. and Mrs. Eric Martin, 1<it-
choler, Visited with Mr. and Mrs,
Lionel .Thluistort and Mr. and Mrs.
Courtney Gilpin 1O ridgy',
.'1'11.0 Hey, C, aind Mrs, Catty
and Jane, of Coalinga, Cal,, reneW-
Waxman Salvage
e. Brussels, Ont. •Phone 287 or 260
ALSO A FULL IANE PIPES, ANGLES,
'PLATES arid' STRUCTURAL 'STEEL ,
.:FOR.. ,SALE
Rev. W. J, Hird will conduct
services in the Gorrie and Wrox-
eter T.Inited Churches until a min-
ister is obtained. Service in Wrox-
eter at 10 o'clock and Gorrie at
11.15 a.m.
Miss Margaret Hastie is holi-
daying this week at Streetsville,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh . Miller of
Detrdit spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Miller.
Mrs. Harry Ferguson attended
the funeral of a brother-in-law in
Parkhill and spent last week with
relatives there,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hastie and
Mr, and Mrs. W. C. King spent
from Friday to Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Smith at their.
cottage on Lake Simcoe.
Dr. and Mrs, G, F, Mills, Coder-
ich, are enjoying a lake cruise on
their new yacht. Little Mernie
Mills is staying with Mrs. Cloyrie.
'
Mr. and Mrs. Earle King, Carol
and Doug and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
O'Krafka and Barry spent Sun-
day,at Sauble Beach.
Miss Margaret Monroe of To-
ronto is a guest pf Mrs. Minnie Ir-
Win this week,
Service at St. Stephen's Church
next Sunday morning will be at
10 o'clock. At 11,30 ,a.m, the Rev.
E. C. ,Attwell will ' addrets the
Black Knights in Trinity, Church,
Fordwich,
Friends will be sorry to learn
that _Miss Donna Toner, who has
been taking a summer course, was
suddenly taken ill and had to un-
dergo surgery twice and a further
operation on this Wednesday is ex-
pected, It is hoped she may make
a quick recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hornung, of
Kitchener, Miss Lenore Feigel 'and
'Master Howard ,Feigel spent Wed-
nesday at Amberley.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pylre and
Mr. and 'Mrs, Stewart Strong were
guests at the Reddon-Todd wed-
ding in Clifford United Church on
Saturday.
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