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Theatre 4•Harriston
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THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
September 25 - 26 - 27
-George ill'orinby in'
"BELL BOTTOM
GEORGE'?"
and
"MUCH TOO SHY"
Ta of George Formby's Great-
est Comedy Hits
Don't miss this Show,
MON; - TUES., - WED.
September -40 - 30 October 1
"THE GOLDEN AGE
•OF COMEDY"
Featuring all the Greats' of
Comedy in one 4reat •Comedy
Package and on the same
Program,
"IT'S - GREAT TO. BE
YOUNG"
. When A Music Happy Class
Upsets A Staid British School.
• THURS. - PRI. - SAT.
October 2 - 3 - 4
."THE ADVENTURES.
OF TOM SAWYER"
Plus
•-.fflGuIliv'er's Tiavels"
An All Technicolor Adventure
'7 : '- • Show,
MUNRO!
Mrs, Jas. Keene and children
and hey mother, Mrs. Johnston.
Conn, motored to Sudbury' on Wed-
nesday 'lest, Mo. Conn returning'
.as far as Barrio by bud on Sun-
day, where she Was met by Mr.
Conn and GeorgCOnn, Mr. Keene
has purehased a new trailer,
Mr. Russell Purdon last a vale.
able cow last week. ft choked on
an, apple.
,At the meetiag .of the TRU. of
the united Church last Tuesday
evening, Muriel Moore read an
address and Karen Groskorth. pre-
sented Mr. Raymond I-reldlAw
a Bible, a gift in •appreciation of
many years of helpful service with
the Y.P.TJ, The president •spolre;
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WED.-THURS. SEPT. 24-2$
"VOODOO WOMAN"
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Terror strikes the jungle
"THE UNDEAD"
Adult Entertainment
Terror that screams frOrn the
grave
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
•• September. 26 and. 27
"APRIL" LOVE'
Pat Boone and Shirley Jones -
"COURAGE OF
BLACK AMITY" '"
• Starring John. Crawford
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Will always, turn to real
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experts when he wants
a thorougb and cornplete
• job done on a wrecked
car. We are fully equipped
to handle the situation
and our men are well
trained. Regardless of the
damage, it's • all in the
day's work to us and you
will be happy with the
results.
Wingham Body Shop'
Just tell us where. . and we'll be there!
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Phone 746
Sid Adams Wingham
on the hYme, In the Cross of
Christ .71,. glory"„ and all errioyeti the
recreational period that famed.
The ladies served itinch. • '
Er. and Itfrs. Donald Watt and
family of Toronto spent the week-
end with his parents, RIM and Mrs,
W. J Watt,
Mrs. .0. Gillespie and Mrs,
Carnet Farrier Attended the gun.,
oral of the late Thomas Kerry,
held from Eden Grove Church on
Wednesday last to Paisley. ceme-
tery.
Ms. E. R, Groekorth spent last
week at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Bert Porter of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer
and family of Sarnia spent the
week -end with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Cecil Falconer.
Mr, And Mrs, Fero, Vineent at
Auburn visited last week...with Mr,
And Mrs. .,,Tas. Falaorier.
Mr, Jack Currie was the winner
of the lucky tielret, drawn at Blyth •
rah) for the ten pounds et new.
cheese, He 'was busy .that day
judging Jersey cattle. „ •
Mrs, Trene Paterson of Toronto k
spent the week -end with her
mother, MM.' Wm. Taylor of Kin -
toss. :
' Mr. and. IVirs.• Gordon Elliott
visited •on Sunday with Mr. ad'
Mrs. Wm, McPherson. of St. Helens,
Mr. and ,Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw
and family of London, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Elroy
LaidlaW and with Hunter relatives
at Lueltnovr,
.• Mr. Oliver McBrien, Goderich
and Mr. Andstrorne of Montreal,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and with Miss-
es Annie and Mary Laidlaw,
• Mrs. R. J. Currie, and Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Gibson motored to
Toronto on Sunday and Miss
Marjory Currie, • who had 'been
holidaying here, returned\ to , her
position there.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gibson are
building a new'house just West of
the Maitland bridge, beside Mr.
Stewart ForSythrs home. '
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ^Dickson
and children of Belinore visited on
Sunday with her parFats, Mr. and
Mrs.' Arthur Moore. •
Mr, and Itlfrs. Stewart •Coupland,
of TorontO -spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Robinson, and with iWtoxeter
relatiVes. • •* • • ,
Mr. arid Mrs. Fred McGee and:
children, Wingharn, and M. and
Mrs John McGee were in London
on Monday.
Rally. Sunday, will be held in the
United Church here, next Sunday,
at 10.a.ra, and Communion Service
will be held on World Communion.
Sunday, October 5.
• Mr; and•Mrs. John Purdon and -
Mr, and 'Mrs. Kenneth Zinn, and
family visited on Sun,day with Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine Zinn of Innerkip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher and
children visited on Sunday last
with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lowry
of Lurgan. j
Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Farrier and
children, spent, the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Farrier • at
Windsor, • .
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Couple Presented
wrirrEcHuRcH — A splendid
crowd. attended the 'party in" the
Memorial Hall •)-iere on Friday
night, held in honour of the neWly-
weds, Mr.,and Mrs. Raymond Laid-
law. The Farrier orchestra pro-
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Architect It. T. Afileck, of
Montreal, has emphasrAed open
planning in the living area of
this house,'. The living room
oyerlotrics the back garden and
emit& into an' all-purpose area
cuolinliceh a csa tnb
u dyeclosed
, a"grr:Ogff to be-arootn, on
occasion, or a third bedroom.:'
Closet spice is. plentiful
throughout ,the house, and there,
is a well -lighted clear area in
the- basement which could be
made into a playroom. Cross
ventilation has been provided in •
shteheopuasrgba.,e4drosormons; living
g:ara4e jnwll,
the
The total floor area is 994
square feet and the exterior
dimensions ; are 42 feet by'
feet, eight 'inches. 'Working
°drawings for' this. house, knows
as Design 2.9, ace available from
Central Mortgage and' Housing
Corporation at minimum cost..
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Presbyterian W.M.S.
Send ,Fall Bale
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Whitechurch—The regular month-
ly meeting' of the, W.M.S. of the -
Presbyterian 'Church Was held in
the, S.S.. room.. of.• the church on
Wednesday lest, with 'twelve mem-
b'ers present, and with the presi-
dent, -Mrs, Dawson Craig, presi-
Friends 'Shower
Joan Forster
ST. 1L—MissJoan Forster,
whose marriage t8 Mr. Ronald
Perrott of Goderich; takes ;place at•
ChalmerS Presbyterian Church,:
Whitechurch, -next Saturday, was
honoured guest at, a large. gather,
ing of ladies in the community
hall on Thursday evening.
b Mrs,a:WI,The
, ,:)eh nUbele.r. Chesteridtsthhethe ladies,
'bride-elect
va-'Tedataisyewsl4O. E Taylor
as te,pst trio' eeandyd• gathering
net6eepndje' ontYo-
inagbletiime uansianc,ycognocilsudbinyg hewrithsi.sttehre
brella bedecked With streamers;
wedding' hells arld:'4onfetti-filled
won, the .contest Of. the mystery
the seat of honor under aui urn -
McDonald. Mrs. 'Ernest' Gaunt
parcel, a vegetable peeler, for
identfying it 'correctly.,
was 'conducted by Mrs. Elmer
Foran; a aFlOwer Love Story"
by. Lois- Miller; "Meet the Misses"
Too", by 'Mrs. 'Ernest 'Gaunt; a
Barbara Purdon. 'A ' somi• contest
by. Mrs. Walter Elliott and names
of People in town by Mrs, Norman
Marriage" by Mrs. ,W.." A. Miller;
Harold. Gaunt; "Men Get Married.
Elliott; • , "Recipe • for.' a' Happy
duet by Mrs. Will Rutherford and
McDonald; 'an accordian SOlo by
mrs. Jack Forster 'and a piano
"The Bride's Bouquet" bY 'Mrs.
duet, by Beth Cooper .and Gladys
Psalm of Marriage" by MrS. Walter
James' Aitchison; ' "Preeepts" by
Adis .W. . D. Rutherford; : "The
Wedding March as Joan, with her
for the following program' : Read-
ingS—"Angel Wings" 4, by ' Mrs.
Irrna and' Norma Forster, , took
their places at, the front.. '
sisters,' Mrs. Walter Elliott and
Beverley Gaunt was ' chairlady
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Norma, While Irma read the
accompanying verses. Also assist-
ing were Patsy Foran, Lois, Miller,
iViarilyn MaeTavish and' Beverley
aunt.
Joan• expressed 'her i
'appreciaton
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and Invited the ladies to a trous-
Seau.tea on Tuesday afternoon and
evening. A bountiful lunch brOrIght
a pleasant evening to a close.
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ST. HELENS
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••,;• Miss Annie Kennedy, read the
•criPtur4 message frOin,,Romans;,
Chap.,- 10, and „load Forster led
in :prayer, Irma Forster had
charge of -the' meditation period,
speaking on, "Working together as
Taught by Christ". •Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt had charge of the tpoic,
from the study book on Japan,
Mrs. Prarik.Coniter, Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt, 'and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw
were appointed a, noiniriating com-
mittee 'to bring hi it slate of offic-
ers and plans Were Made•to attend
the sectional meeting. The fall
bale, with the hospitid- gifts, Was
ready .to be sent away, and Mrs.
Craig closed the meeting 'with the
hymn, "Lord, Dismiss Us wit lt Thy
blessing".
vided music for dancingt. The young
couple were called to the'front, an
address was read by Elroy Laid -
Jaw and, Fred Moore, presented
them with a purse 'of money.
Raymond thanked his .friends for
their kindness and 'lunch was serv-
The canner must take care
of purchases and payroll
before his pack is sold
finance operations until
his crap is delivered
...so both are 'borrowingfront al bank.
When borrowing is sound business pm'.
flee, it is a simple, straightforward. process
to arrange a Joan from a chartered bank,
Every day, in every part of Canada, • the
chartered banks, are lending money to
farmers, fishermen, prOdUeers,
martufac-
tUrers processors and other' commercial
clatottitiMarge and small.,.to meet pay-
rolls, buy taw inatetials, 'market good)
and meet a multitude of financial needs.
A hank Manager it constantly on the look...
Out for opPortunities to make such loans
that's his Joh„ Bank loans ate an essential
part,of the process that provides the goods
and services.that Make lite. better ter all
Canadians,
BANKS SERVINHO- YOUR COMMUNITY
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T. IIELENS--The October Meet -
ink Of the Women's Institute will
be held 'in the community hair on
Thursday, October 2nd at 2,36,
Roll Call "Something L resolve to
dO better next Year". Motto, "Let
US resolve to use Our talents for
the good of ourselves, dui Irma,
lute and 'our community”, topic
by'Mrs, Lorne Wood, Convener of
.tesolutio110, lIoateSsea, Miss W. D.
Rutherford and. Mrs. W. G. liunit
phrey. ' •
Plans are being made to obserVe
the 6Oth anniversary of Calvin
United Church in It.ToVenniver, when
key, M. Wright of Monkton,
fernier sinister, Will 'be the guest
speaker.
Mrs,' Btarvey Webb has been a
visitor With Mr, and Mn'. Ken
Grewar and baby daughter , at
Brantford,
Ur, and Mts. Gerald borseht and
Mindy •have Mint/led hem' after
Spending the past six weeks at
Walsinghant.Stisaii,- 'Judy and Sally
have also returned frOM 113etirie
where ,they Were staying with Mr.
and Mrs, Archie
Taylor of Vietorin
and mrs., e, V. Miller of Vattetitiver
left for their homes on Thursday
after itpending Wend weeksvielt
log *lends and reltitives am the
elate a their motet, Mrs. Nt
Millet and 144
URCIF ,
Fariner4 in this 'district:ere, vim-
plaining of the piesence of swamp
,mustard -'in their graiii. This is a
Small brown- seed,j, and' is very- bit -
'ter, Pigs ,simpiy'refuse' to eat the
Mr. and, Mrs. 'Alex Nethery; Mrs,
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Rutherford • ReaVie • en,d S,haron,
visited on Sunday with Mr. Reayie
an Westminster Hospital, London.
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Mrs. Reuben .Appleby,, who has,
hemi patient in Wingham•ilosni•
tElb fOr Paai: :weeks; was
takenrbit.Sritutday to St.' Joseptei
Hospital, Lcintion; for •Itittber, treat,
Inent on tier e • ite. • • '
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antliMrs,„•Kenneth Barbour
and family of 1,Beigravevisited on
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Clarence
'Ritchie,, •-••4 • • •
• Mr; anderMrs,” ,CalVeit , Falconer
of '131Y-th visited 'on, Sunday with
Mr. and";Mrs:':jas.'Faleoner: '
Mr, oha, Coulter Chatham
'spent the weekend Coulter
and Laidlaw 'relatives here, •
Mr. •aid. Mrs, Geo. 'Fisher and
children: visited ';on, 'Sunday 'With
Mr. and, Mi•s: To .Jaritki• of Milverton. ".; ; •
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Mr, and • Mts.'‘Getshorn• JOhnstrin
visited on' Sunday' with Mr: and
Mrs. Edward ,'Robinson' Of St., Ate,
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Miss Euphemla • Deacon , of Lon-
don visited, last Week •at the -hone
bf, her Sister; Mrs: Alari".Pattison.
On Sunday. Mr.. and, Mrs.' Pattison
and Miss Deacon visited with Mr.
and Mrs.'Alvin ' 'Arnistiong of
BrUssels, and Miss Deacon stayed
to Visit With her sister there.' , •
• Mr. and'Mrs. George Walker and
Clarence 'spenf a few days lag
week with 'Mr. and Mrs. Atmore
}lepton 'of Biantford.
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visited for a few days last Week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Mel&
POrdon.
The people of this district extend:
.sympathy to Mrs, trevi Bienuan and
her family in their bereavement,..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKay of
Walkerton and Mrs, Win, Plernall
of Owen Sound, spent the week -end
at the Plenum home here,
Mr. an Mrs, 3, G. Gillespie spent
the week -end with Mr, and Mrs,
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE.
Listowel, Ont, :.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY •
September 25 and 26
, Double Feature
"HIGH FLIGHT" '
Colour OinernaSeope
Ray minand, Helen Cherry,
"HELL CATS. OF
• THE NAVY"
Ronald. Reagan, Nancy. Davis
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SATURDAY and MONDAY •
September 57 and 29
. • "VIOLENT
SATURDAY".
Victor Mature, Erneat Borgaine
• Adult Entertainment
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
September 30 and October 1 '
"WOMAN OF THE
. RIVER"
Adult Entertainment '
Sophia Loren, Gerard Oury
ColoUr
riaCk MHO* f SataiOr
NO, '0114 • hirs. Walter BOO* of
Virinsharn,• and Miss Clive • Terriff
spent the, weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Sii; Felon of Toronto, .
MrS, Harry Tichborrne of Gode.
rich visited: on Sunday with her,
mother, :Mrs, David Kennedy,.
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reattiriiiir the Pkrgeitt Wide
5r00/1 In 1100n r4Unty
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or
Clear • First Show at Dusk
Box office open at 7.304 p.m,
Children *hider 12 in Car.0,Wee
ICIFILIRSDAY and FRIDAY
September 95 and 26
• "THE GIRL CAN'T
HELP IT"
(Adult Entertainment)
• Jayne Mansfield.. and
Edmond O'Brien
(Colour) (Cinernascope)
• (ALJ -4 STAR cAst)
(One Carte0t0
$ATVRDAY and MONDAY
• September 27 and 29
"COWBOY"
(Colour)
Glen Ford 84 Jack loemmon,
STOOGE CONEY •
• (One Cartoon)
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TUESDAY • and' WEDNESDAY
September 30 and October 1
. 'THE STORY OF
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'EsTRER 'COSTELLO'
Joan Crawford :and
Rossano Brazzi •
(One Cartoon)
• $4,
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