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BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hayes, of 1';1-
yria, Ohio, u'e vacationing with
Mt. tiliti Mrs, .lack Vaneamp and
lankly
We}eome to ,Kr. ani Mrs. Arthur
pubbard, of Wingham, who have
Natal up residence in the apart -
meat owned by Mr. ('larenee
Henna.
We -
Ml'. and Mrn. Lyle Hopper visit -
tui their daughter, li.lr. anti hers.
Lloyd Aleuclt. of Ninstatit.
:11r. and Mrs. (labile 'Wheeler. of
Louden visite t r. nit 9'1r and Mrs,
Ili 'b. Wheeler,
Mrs. 'Vil'tnr Voungbhtt had the
tuisfurturie tit full as she was get-
ting tutu her rear in Winghent con
Miniduv :nut brulct• her right leg.
3,1r. :and Mr.c. Berl) Wheeler re -
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Institute Bus
Trip Includes
,Kitchener, Brantford
I3l+:I.GRAVI": • - Forty-two ladles.
of the I3eigrave Women's. Institute
left at 7 o'clock on Tuesday morn-
ing last week for ab bus trip to
Brantford. Mrs. Clarence Hanna
Intl Mrs. Annie Coulter were eon-
ener's of the trip.
In the morning the ladies toured
he William Lyon IVIeKt'nzie Home -
avail al Kitchener and hurl a plc.
It' lunch at the Dr, Graham. Bell
.state at noun. In the afternoon
tents of interest that were seen
.ere the Indian Reserve, the Mo.
malt Church and the .institute for
the Blind. A short shopping spree
n Braiittrord was enjoyed. They
tad supper in Kitchener and re•
urned home at 10:30 in the even-
ing,
turned home with their son, Goldie
Wheeler, to London to spend a
few days.
Miss Debbie Wallace, of Seaforth,
.s holidaying with Mr. ,and Mrs.
riarold Vincent and family. Murray
Vincent is holidaying with his
grandmother, Mrs. W. 0, Wallaee,
rf Seaforth,
Last week Patsy Walker,
Wingham, stayed with Mr.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson for
'lays and Margaret Nicholson re-
turned with her to spend a few
days.
Mrs. Orville Taylor is a patient
in the Wingham. General hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Barbour and
family 0f the village have moved
to their farm on the 2nd line of
Morris, formerly owned by Mr.
Robert Gillespie, who has returned
to Toronto,
Mr, Ferd. Deacon is a patient in
the Wingh.aan General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong,
Reta and Kenneth, of Thorndale,
spent the week -end with. Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Armstrong and other
relatives.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Judy
and John, of Sarnia, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Taylor ,and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Les Shaw, Sharon
and Brian, .of London, visited with
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Anderson for
the week -end and attended the
Brydges-MacDonald wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall and
family, of Timmins, are vacationing
with Mrs. Marshall's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Cook.
Next Sunday will be baptismal
Sunday at Knox United Church,
Belgrave.
Visitors last week with Mr, and
Mrs, .Tames Walsh were Mr. and
Mrs. ,John. Stewart and Gary, of
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Sams, Carol and Laurie, of Kitch-
ener.
Miss Marlene Walsla. and Miss
Eleanor Walsh left by air from
Malton for two weeks' vacation in
Nova Scotia.
Miss Janet Beattie, of Seaforth,
is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs.
George Michie and family.
Mr, .and Mrs, James Brydges, of
Ridgetown, Alan, Donna Jean and
Glenna, and Mrs. Doreen Currie, of
London, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanCamp ancl
family,
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Dave
Armstrong last week were Mr• Ir-
win Gibson of Listowel, and Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Stewart of London.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave Armstrong at-
tended the 1.41h annual reunion of
the Gibson family at Listowel on.
Sunday when 143 signed the regis-
ter. A social time was enjoyed and
supper was served.
Mr, and Mrs, Ray Bunking of
London visited with Mr. and Mrs,
James Lamont.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lyle Hopper spent
the week -end in. Kincardine, Mr,
Hopper. and Marjorie Hopper and
Mrs. Tom Garniss and Joan of
Brussels are vacationing at Boiler
Beae.h.
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'Downtown Church
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DEDICATE CROSS AT
TRINITY CHURCH
3BLGRAVE The regular meeting
of the WMS of Knox Presbyterian
Chureh was held on Tuesday even-
ing at the home of Mrs. Garner
Nicholson. The president, Mrs,
Wlgiltman, presided and opened the
meeting with the call to worship. A
hymn was aung and Mrs. 3, Me -
Burney read the Scripture, Mrs.
Wm. Morrison led in prayer.
The topic "The Church Down.
town," was in apanel form and
was taken by Mrs. E. Wightman,
Mrs. (1. Nicholson, Mrs, C. Purdon,
Margaret and Anne Wightman and
Marlene Perdon, .A discussion fol-
lowed in regard to the work of the
Christian Church and how we can
assist In the work, Marlene Pur -
don, Margaret Nicholson and Anne
Wighlman sang "Jesus I Come."
Plans, were continued for the fall
rally and committees were formed.
'tile Glad Tidings prayer was taken
by Mrs, M. Scott, followed by a
hymn and the president closed the
meeting with prayer. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess
and a social tine was enjoyed,
BIBLE SCHOOL OPENS
LAE ENROLLMENT
FOR SUMMER SCHOOL
BELGRAVE • Vacation Bible
School started in Knox United
Church on Monday with 109 en-
rolled. There were 27 beginners,
31 primary, 39 juniors, and. 12
teenagers.
The school was opened by the
director, Mrs. George Michie, who
gave words of welcome and intro-
duced the theme "My Bible and I,"
and the theme song of the school
which has the same title. The
promise was followed. by prayer.
The offering was received and
dedicatee!. Rev. H. J. Anderson
had the devotional talk, the topic
being "Hidden in the Heart." After
announcements the school went to
their classes. Bach day the daily
devotional talks will he taken by
different people as follows:
July 16, topic, "Hidden in the
iTeart," by Rev, H, J, Anderson;
July 17, "Keep the Law," by Mrs.
Kenneth. Wheeler; July 18, "The
Shield of Faith," by Rev. W. J.
Morrison; July 19, "Praise God
With. Poetry," by Mrs. Cecil Coul-
tes; July 20, ".Hearing God's
Voice," by Rev. Robert Meally;
July 23, "Good News for You," by
Rev. W. 3, Morrison; July 24,
"Spreading the Gospel," by Ml's.
Mel Mathers; July 25, "Learning
from Letters," by Rev.Robert
Meally; July 26, "God's Final Mes-
sage," by Mrs. Clare VanCamp;
July 27, "Using Your Bible Today,"
by Rev. H. 3'. Anderson,
Bach day refreshments are served
of cookies and freshie by the ladies
of the community .and they are
looked after by the following
groups:
July 19, 3rd line group of United
Church; July 20, 9th line group of
United Church; July 23, Anglican
Church; July 24, South Village
group of the United Church; July
25, Pith ilne group of the United
Church; July 26, Presbyterian
Church; ,July 27, 4th line group of
the United Church.
BBLORAVE ---• A dedicationser-
vice was held on Sunday in Trinity
Anglican Church when a brass
cross, two feet thighand hearing
the inscription, "In Loving Memory
of Mr. and Mrs, James T, Brdyges"
of Belgrave, was dedicated by Rev,
Robert F. Meally. It was placed in
th church by Mr, and Mrs. ,Tames
Brydges, of Ridgetown, and Mr.
and Mrs, Louis D. Hayes, of El-
yria, Ohio, and their four children,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanCamp, of
Belgrave, Mr, and Mrs. 'Phomas
Illayes, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ra-
mirez, and Mr. and Mrs, William
I'FTayes, all of Elyria., Ohio.
After the dedicaetion the hymn
"Nearer My God. to Thee" was
t sung, which was the favourite
hymn of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
"Brydges, Mr, Brydges was a life-
long member of the Trinity An-
glican Church. Mrs, Brydges was
the forniet Jean. Wheelens,
WEHOINfi HELD IN
TRINITY CHURCH
GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Plant, Mr.
A. ElbY, of Alllantord, Mrs, Elliott
Simpson, London, Mr. and Mrs,
Raymond Cruickshank and Cath -
mine, 0f St. Marys, visited Mrs,
Bertha Plant ,and attended mem-
orial service at Molesworth Cem-
etery on Sunday,
Miss Yvonne Sparling and Miss
Gail Ashbury, Toronto spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. filar
ence Sparling.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton,
Ltie}inow, visited Mrs, Hilton Ash-
ton on Sunday.
Miss Wanda Sparling, Miss Lyn-
da Johnston and Miss Carol King
arca attending the WIT •Capp
Miramachi near Port Elgin,
Mrs. James t)olg, Wroxeter, spent
the week -end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs,. Harry Gowdy,
Miss Jean Sparling Is a patient
in Palmerston Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, W. D, Celina and
family, of Clawson, Mich„ visited
over the week -end with Mrs, Fred
ii'eigel and Howard,
Congratulations to Miss Yvonne
Sparling, who has successfully
passed her year at Teacher's Col-
lege, Stratford, and is attending a,
special course in kindergarten work
at Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Gladstone Edgar
Mr. and Mrs, Wellesley Strang,
attended United Church services nt
Ayr on Sunday and visited at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Deans
Cochrane a.ncl Rev.. and Mrs. W.
V. Buchanan.
Master Mark Renwick, of Mc'fn-
tosh, is spending the week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Justin
Will.
Mr. and Mrs. John Strong, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Strong, Mr. and
Mrs. Glad. Edgar, Mr, and Mrs.
Chas. Finlay spent Saturday even-
ing at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Brown, Brussels, , visiting their
cousin, Miss Marguerite Robertson,
of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Miss Jean Brown spent a few
days .at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Elliott, Molesworth,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kocli visited
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph. Mogk,
Gaci shill'and, attended. Lutheran
Church services at Moncton,
Miss Corinne Rhame is visiting
this week at the home of Miss'
Phyllis Pike, Con. 4, Minta Twp.
Mr. Wm. Williamson, Hnttonville,
is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, George Burgers.
Miss !!Edith Warrell, of Port Ar-
BELGRAVE-A lovely wedding
took place when Joan Lucille
Brydges, daughter of Mr. James
Brydges of Ridgetown, became the
bride of Harvey A. MacDonald, son
of Mr. and Mrs, A, MacDonald of
London, Ontario, on Saturday, at
two o'clock in Trinity Anglican
Church, Belgrave. The church was
beautifully decorated with white
mums, gladioli and pink a.n'l white
snapdragons. Rev. F. R. Meally
was the officiating clergyman.
The bride was preceded down the
aisle by the choir singing "We Lift
Our Hearts, 0 Father", Mrs. Law-
rence Vannan was organist.
Joseph Dunbar, uncle of the
bride, gave her in marriage. She
wore a ballerina -length gown of
peau de sole faille with bouffant
skirt, fitted bodice, illy -point sleev-
es an Sabrina neckline trimmed
with tiny pearls. A coronet of crys.
tals and pearls held the fingertip
veil of silk illusion, She carried a
white Bible crested with a white
orchid, with streamers of ivy and
stephanotis.
Her matron of honor was Mrs.
Norman Johns of London, who
wore a. gown of lavender creptel-
ette with bell-shaped skirt, boat
shaped neckline and matching head
hand, She carried yellow shasta
daisies. The bridesmaid, Mrs. Rod-
ger negated:, of London, sister of
the groom, wore a gown of sea
foam green, styled the same as
that of the matron of honor and
she also carried yellow shasta
daisies. Miss Teresa MacDonald,
sister of the groom, was flower girl
dressed in daffodil Yelle
w styled
the same aq the other attendants.
She carried a basket of flowers,
George Maet)onald, brother of
the groom, was best man and Rod-
ger Degaust and Norman Johns
BELfiRAR
Mr. and Mrs. George .Tinley and
Mr. and Mrs, Fenechu of Detroit,
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Lin-
ley's aunt, Mrs. Albert Vincent and
Mr, Vincent, Miss Christine Mc-
Clinton, Mrs, Frank Kershaw and
Miss Gladys McDowell of Goderich
and Miss Marjory Morrish of To-
ronto visited one day with Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Vincent.
Friends Shower
Joan Brydges
BELGRAVE-A surprise shower
for Miss Joan Brydges was held
on Monday .evening last week. in
the basement of Knox United
Church, with about 80 friends and
neighbours present. The room was
beautifully decorated with baskets
of flowers, pink and white hells and
pink streamers. The address was
read by Frances Walker and Miss
Brydges was presented with a card
table and four matching chairs, a
swivel rockingchair and money.
Those carrying the gifts were
Mrs, Murray Taylor, Miss Mary
Scott, Miss Shirley, Mrs. Bill Mc-
Carter and Mrs. Ralph McCrea. The
games were conducted by Mrs.
Jack VanCamp and Mrs. Ralph
McCrea, A sing -song was held with
Mrs. •George Johnston accompany-
ing on the piano. Lunch was served,
thur, visited over the weekend ,at Shower Held for
the homes of Mr, and Mrs. W. W.
Strong and Mr, ;and Mrs, Felon Miss Reita Kelly
5trQpg,
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hemingway FORDWTCH Mrs, Ross Doig
and Jean, of Galt visitod Friday entertained at ;her home last week
with Mr. and Mrs. ,Tames Edward.
Mrs, Mary Hasselwood, of Blyth,
spent the week at tine home of Mr.
at a miscellaneous shower in
honour of Miss Reita !Kelly, who
will be married this month.
rand Mrs, Stewart Strong. Mr. and Games and contests were enjoy-
11'Ir's, Arthur Davie and Douglas, of ed during the evening, 'Mrs. Harold
Harr'istan, called at the same haute Doig read an address .and the
on Sunday evening, bride -elect was presented with.
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Halliday, many lovely gifts, Reita thanked
of Winglram, visited Mr. and Mrs, everyone. A :delicious lunch was
Ernest Harris on Sunday, served.
Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Strong, Mr,
and Mrs. Stewart'Strang and ram- MISS Ruth Hibberd
ily, andMrs. Mary Hesselwood, of
Blyth, spent Sunday at Sarrtble Feted by Friends
Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searson,
Nettie, Roger and Edwin and Mrs.
Searson's mother, Mrs. Mitchell, of
Kenwood, have returned after visit-
ing their sons at Manitouwadge,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edgar and
Jimmy, of Moncton, N.B., left
Saturday for their return trip home
after visiting relatives in the com-
munity.
Mrs. Einer Downey and Mrs.
Woods, of Palmerston, visited Mr.
and Mrs, Cameron Edgar and Mrs.
M. Breckenridge,
Gloria and Alex Ross, of Preston,
are holidaying with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Morley Bella
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Newton, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Hart, of Wroxeter,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hart,
01' Oshawa, on Sunday.
Mrs. J, A. Ward and son, and
Paul Graham of La Have, N.S„ are
visiting with Mrs. Ward's father,
Rev. J, W. I-Tiwl of Gorrie for two
weeks
Dr. and Mrs, William McCut-
chenn of Berwick, Pa., and Mr. and
Mrs, George Thpnne of Brussels
called 0n Mrs. Fred Taylor.
The Gorrie Women's Institute
will hold their August meeting at
the home of Mrs. ID, H. Strong on
Tuesday evening, August 7, at 8.30
p.m. Roll call, "A law for which I
am thankful." Please note change
of home.
Miss Thelma Bennett is taking a
summer course at the Ontario Col-
lege of Education, Toronto.
Miss Sharon ron Hubbard. left Wed-
nesday for the Anglican Summer
Camp near Bayfield where she will
he a.ssisting for the next: three
weeks.
Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, Miss
Kate Hazelwood and Miss Melda
Taylor, of Wingham, spent Tuesday
afternoon at. the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Norman. Wade.
Mr. Doug Madge, of Goderioh,
Seager Hall student, will conduct
services in St. Stephen's Anglican
Church for the next two Sundays.
Mrs. 'Everett Carson, Mrs. W. C.
King, Mrs. Jean. MacDonald and
Miss Florence Edwards, of London,
spent a few days .at Amherley
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Blythe and
family, of Milton, spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Hastie.
Master 'Kenny Blythe returned
home after holidaying with his
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Culdmore
and Clarence, London, visited Sat-
urday with. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford
King. Mrs, George Edwardson and
Miss Carol Edwardson, of Van-
couver, B.C., spent the week -end at
the same home and attended a
picnic of the King families in
were the ushers. During the sign-
ing of the register the choir sang
"0 Perfect Love".
The reception was •held in the
parlour of the Knox United Church
which was decorated with baskets
of mums and gladioli, The table
was centred with a three -tiered
wedding cake and white candles.
Assisting at the tables were Alexis
Pennykid, Mary Isobel Nethery,
Shirley Ellis, Mary Scott, Frances
Walker and Muriel Bosman.
Receiving the guests were the
groom's another, Mrs. A. Mac.
Donald, dressed in a pink lace
sheath dress, white accessories and
a corsage of white carnations, and
the bride's aunt, Mrs, Joseph Dun.
bar, wearing a blue lace sheath
dress with jacket -top, white acces.
sories and a pink carnation eor.
sage.
For a honeymoon to Nova Scotia
and other points on the :cast Coast
the bride changed to a white eye-
let embroidery dress, light blue
coat, white accessories and a eor.
sage of orchids. On returning from
their honeymoon Mr, and Mrs.
MacDonald will reside at 254 Bris.
Coe St., London,
Guests were present from Lon -
c1611, Ridgetown, Glencoe, Wood.
stock, Toronto, Elyria, Ohio, Wing -
ham and Stratford,
Gorrie Park on Sunday. Mrs. Clara
Colmer, Toronto, also attended.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl King, Karen
and Douglas, and Arnold Allan
spent Sunday at Sauble Beach.
Mrs, Gerald Galbraith and family
spent Sunday at Douglas Point, and
at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Under-
wood, Brian and Barry, and Mr.
Wesley Galloway spent Sunday at
Inverhuron and Douglas Point.
The Galbraith reunion was 'held
at Orange Hill school with 50
members attending from Harriston,
Toronto, Drayton, Fordwich, Wrox-
eet, Wingham, Elora and Gorrie.
Mr. Kenneth Galbraith and Mr.
Newton Galbraith were the com-
mittee in charge.
Birth
BEIIRNS--In Palmerston General
Hospital, on Friday, Jtine 29th,
1.962, to Mr. and Mrs, William
Teehrns, a daughter.
Player Breaks
Foot in Garne
GORRITE-Grant Barlow, catch-
er for the Gorrie baseball team;
fell on reaching second base dur-
ing a game with. Kurtzville and
broke two bones in his right foot.
He was taken to Wingham. Hospital
and a walking cast was put on,
Gorrie loss: t:wa ways, a player
and the game, 'Kurtzville seoring
11-6,
FOaDWICH---Mrs. :Scott Clark-
son and Mrs, Bruce Armstrong
were co -hostesses at a miscellan-
eous shower .at the formers home
OPEN HOUSE AT .,
BOLE SCHOOL
The Bible School which has been
operating last week and this at ti.),
United Church., has been most
successful, with over 225 children
registered, and good attendance
every day,
Bible study and singing form the
early part of the day's work, with
outdoor activities and handicraflts
filling hi the remainder of the
morning. A light lunch is served
to each child during the morning,
On Friday of this week at 7.30
there will bi• as :)pen house at the
church when the ,youngsters w«ll
demonstrate what they have 'learn'..
ed about the !able, along with their
Bible songs. All parents and
friends of flit• alii1(11'eu are invited
Friday night in honour 0f Miss to attend.
Ruth Hibberd, bride of this Sat-
urday.
Several contests conducted by
Mrs, Elmer Harding were enjoyed
during the evening and a bride's
book was made. Ruth received
many lovely gifts for which she
thanked everyone, A delicious lunch
was served,
MISS EDNA CARR IS
SPEAKER AT W.I.
WHITECHURCH The July
meeting of the Women's Institute
was held on Tuesday evening last,
with the president, Mrs. Dan Tif-
fin, presiding, and with 18 members
and five visitors present.
After the opening exercises Mrs.
Tiffin extended a welcome to all.
Correspondence was read from the
provincial president, regarding 't
safety program for the province;
from the treasurers and reserve.
tion officers on the coming conveu
tion in September, and thank you
cards were read. A letter from
the area resolutions committee,
asking the local Institute to vote
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on several resolutions in order that
the 'delegate, Mrs, E. 1±:, Walker,
might know the wishes of this In
stitute was read. The August.
picnic meeting will he held in the
Wingham Park. The roll call was
answered by naming "something 1
hake that my family enjoys."
Miss Edna Carr, assistant direr.
tor of nursing at the Wingham
General Hospital addressed the
ladies.
Mrs. •Gordon McBurney then gave
a. talk on the motto, "Grumbling
ruins more homes than poor cook.
ing". Mrs. McBurney explained
that good human relations in fain
ily life are essential and that it
takes tact and courtesy to make
us nice to live with.
Mrs. George Walker thanked
Miss Carr and Mrs. McBurney and
presented each with an Institute
spoon. Lunch was served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Alex
Leaver and Mrs, Gershom. Johns
ton,
"You should be very, very happy,
Madame," the fortune teller mur-
mured. "A nobler roan. than your
husband yoti have yet to meet,"
"How exciting! But wheitD"
ATTEND FUNERAL
LAKLILET---Mr, and Mrs. ,Tack
Inglis, accompanied by Mrs. Inglis'
brother, the Rev. Howard Filsinger
of Mildmay, attended the funeral
of their uncle, the late Mr. Ed leil-
singer of Saline, Mich,, on Wednes-
day of last week.
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'1'1'1:D. -TH 1' it -F RI., JULY 18-19-20
EINIS l'RESLA `i'S 2 GREATEST
"BLUE I -HAWAII"
Color
"G.IM BLUES"
SAT. -MON. -TEM. iITtT.'li' 21-28-24
"HEY LET'S TWIST"
Plus I)c•hbie Reynolds in
"TAMMY AND THE'
BACHELOR."
Color
CinemaScope
sr'ECIA.I.. - A Free 15 -minute les -
;un 0n how to dance the Twist,
done in color
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SUNDAY MIDNIGHT RUN 22
Ewe Office opens 11:0(1
"DATE BAIT"
Adult. ISntertainment -- Plus
"HIGH SCHOOL
CAESAR"
HAR
THE
CROWN or
Wl".I).-1'IIUR.-b'RT. JULY 25-26-27
JERRY LEWIS in
"ERRAND BOY"
Plus
'CARRY ON TEACHER'
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THURS.-FRI.-SAT. .TULY 1.9-20-21
Meet two of. Baseball's Greatest. -
Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris in
"SAFE AT HOME"
Pins
"3 STOOGES MEET
HERCULES"
Free to ,all patrons -3 Stooges
rings
Shows at7.1.5-8,90-0,45
MON.-TUES.-WED. ;MUT 23-29-25
"THE CHILDREN'S
HOUR"
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Stars Audrey Ifepbnrn, ,Tawe
(earner, Shirley Ma.clatiiie
A. William Wyler Pi'oclnction
ADMITTANCE
RESTRICT( P
10 PERSONS
is MIS Of AOI OR OVER
Shows at 7.115 and 9.15
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DRIEVE- IN
111IITRS.-T tT, 7IILY 19-1,
"WEEK -END WITH
LULU"
This one is a lulu a Just explodes
with laughs --. Plus
"MYSTERIOUS
ISLAND"
in 'Technic:010t- A ,rules Verne
a(•tiun-packed mystery thriller.
teA'TU1U)AY ONLY JULY 21,
"The GREEN HELMET"
exeitrinent of the greatest
sports ear racing filmed
'FRONTIER UPRISING'
vVith new thrills in Old West -*
battle for a new frontier
SUNDAY LA'1'Fi SHOW, NEIL'S( 22
"THE CAGE OF EVIL'°'
Adult Entertainment -- Plus
"PIER. 5 HAVANA"
;i1()N.-TI;1".S.-'tVI".I)., :JULY 23-24-211
"RETURN TO
PEYTON PLACE"
in ('lut'1,tnScope and Color
Jeff Chandler, Itneanor Parker
Mary Astor
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SIEGEAT SIDNEY
V,
STREET"
Tlec'ornmended as Ariult
Entertainment
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