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SMILING LIKE astronauts off to the moon,
these youngsters at the day school at
Riverside Park find the space ship a dandy
place to do a little climbing. Seen are
Andy Wilson and Murray Gardner, front;
Jeff Watson, Ro!.-,sbe Wharton, Michael
Hall and Patricia Wharton. Other activi-
ties include swincs slides. arts, crafts and
supervised games. Leaders at the school
are Sheila Cl ewson and Inn Va.th—A-T
SONSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HWY. B WORTH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524.998
ALL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS
THURS., FRI., SAT.
July 27-28-29
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JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE
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SUMMER, SHOE 'CLEARANCE
,Terrific Values infootwear for he 'Entire family
oil the oaf trio s at
East W wanosh. Twp. Centeno
Saturday, Sunday, Monday, ug. 5-6,7
—nests with Mr, and Mrs.
. Wade on Sunday were Mr,
and Mrs. William Westialic cf
$altfoi‘i, accompanied by e012.
4111$, loft, and Mrs, Will West*
lake of Plymouth, England.
•, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armour
end Robin 01 Toronto visited Mr,
' And. Mrs, Robert hiontgomery
pver t h e ts,ee k..ehd..
Mr, and Nits. Wes Paulin,
aceompanied by the Ross To
))t'an's, spent Friday at Lion's
tioad and Owen Sound.
Week-e. id guests with M r .
;,11-K1 Mrs. Clarence White were
'M'r. and Mrs. William Cullen
'caner family of Toronto and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Greer and Scott,
Alio ladies and children are re-,
Wroxeter Personals
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
SHELLEY WINTERS
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rrieining far .a longer visit,
Mr. wand Mrs. ili'cb&rd
cram spent several days last
week at .;14 tome of 'their
.
danghter, Mr, and Mrs. 'Fred
Noble of Rothsay. They attend.
ed .the centennial celebrations
at Moorefield.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson
and Murray',. Mrs. Weir .and
Miss Gertrude Push vis red Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Allister
Green and family of ,i:7"oderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weir and
family of Etobicoke visited at
the. same home. Miss Glen's
Gibson, who has been attend-
ing summer camp near Goder-
ich, returned home with her
parents,
Tin, [Oiled Stql6rot Smelt
PAJ_ RADIN
FALL PROGRAMMING'
Performers frcr,7 tale.
vas.on sencs, arc hard at work
these' hot srt-nn.er days
new television set cs that will
be coining our way in the fall,-
ikinter season. Some of the
CB C, shows that ,,yon wal lie alale
ro see on Channel S have been
angounced by officials at the
Toronto stndies.
Some fine shows will calm-
ate from Canadian televis..on
stud,,os and sound stages. "We-
icek" scary of the fist;-city
coroner. will return again axes
eAtrennely snocessnd season
wherein the series on the
Monte Carlo ,award. and the
annual Wilderness award. John
Vernon will again be starred ;n
the tide role, Another old ser-
iNt, Ouentln bite? Bins MP'
will also return, that one start-
ing Gordon Pinsent as the young
member of parliament,
A new Canadian series v. ill
be "Hatell's Mill", an adven-
nize ecnnedv winch tells of the
rife of a p;oneer family in Up-
per Canada in the 1S0s. This
comedy ser:es t's gar Robert
Christie, and his name w,11
probably ring a bell as Sir John
A. MacDonald. a role that he
has lived all during cenreamal
sear. Two full-length motion
pictures which have been fam-
ed this year by the National
Film Board of Canada, will al-
so be seen on television. "Wait-
ing For Caroline" has been film-
ed in Montreal, Quebec City
and Vancouver; it stars Alex-
andra Stewart, a Canadian act-
ress now working in 'Paris. The
other is "The .Ernie Game-, a
Montreal-made movie directed
by Don oven, who also made
"Nobody Waved Goodbye'",
which rek--olved.wide acclaim in
Hollywood.
In addition to the yarietv
speeial "O'Keefe Centre Pre-
sents", mentioned in an earlier
column, there will be four
Wayne and Sinister Hours, and
other variety hours, Four
specials entitled "Centennial
international", to be produced
by Drew Crosses n, will tell of
contributions of other countries
to Canada's entertainment, and
Iis
Show Biz
trice versa, and will star asnott
others. Barry Morse and SerFno
French), FeSta-al will! be 1,4ek.
vat:: musncal concerts
,and operatte
News shows. public ,aftairs
shows, coverage C:entetintal
events and Expo happenine,s,
plus historical and edncatiOnal
Mrs. Wm. Sehinef ranuout
and Art Wheeler, Winvoten;
Mrs. Fred Ohm, Wingbam and
Art Dario, Harristern Bill AM.
tin of &aforth; Mrs. Newman,
Clintont Mrs. Art Wheeler,
Wroxeter; Mrs. Robt. •Mont.
gomery, 'wingharn; Mrs, Der-
becker, Vv'ingharri; Mrs. Blli
Austin, Scafortht Mrs, George
Soiling of Wingham and Fred
Ohm, Winghatni Mrs, Drum.
Ifarristoa and Nancy Riley,
Winghern; Mrs. 3. Molnnis.
dykieln Mrs. Bill Austin, Sea.
forth,
shows. kill also be part of the Specials: Mrs. Derbecker,
prograrnir,'::7g, Sports events
14111 include golf, hockey. ffc?t-1
and the Pan-Americati
games from Winnipeg.
There will by shows for the
young. and for the women; a
religions series to replace
itese'; a I, -week,af-
fairs series which w ill trace the
course of the Com:ma:1st revol-
ution iti Russia from 1.917 ro
1:)tt': (Patrick Watson, Of the
old 'This Hour Has Seven Days'
will be Bost); and a special en-
titled "The Battle of The Plains
ot Abraham-. ty.) be shown in
November. This will be film-
ed on location and is produced
Ivy Ron Kelly.
Theta's the. Canadian high-
lights; for a peek at what the
1-!, S. ‘' in have to offer, watch
a later column.
I
tYingliam; Mts. Pert;, Riley.
icingham; Mrs, Drum, Harris,
ton.
lackpot consolation plus bo-
nus All Seaferth.
FOMWICH-Ctingratulationt
tea several of our Fordwieh folk
w ho were lucky the past couple
weeks,
Cliff Stewart, who is em-
ployed by Borden Milk Compa.
ay was the winner of $100.00
from the BA Company and the
gas was purchased from the Ford.
wick General Store and BA sta-
tion. Ken Graham won a new-
bicycle from Lloyd Nickel BP
dealer and Harry Parsons won a
bicycle light and 13111 Millar
won a helmet from the same
dealer,
Prize winners
°wick lions
Ingo winners
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HARRISTON
WED. 26 • THUR. 27 • FRI. 28
"THE
PROFESSIONALS"
In Color—With an all-Star cast
Burt Lancaster • Lee Marvin
Jack Palance • Robert Ryan
and many more — Plus
"Alvarez Kelly"
In Color - Stars
Wm. Holden Richard Widmark
(Adult Entertainment)
SATURDAY ONLY JULY 29
Jerry Lewis in
"WAY WAY OUT"
The result of a fast moving side
splitter—For the Western fans
"Fort Courageous"
Both in Color
SUNDAY LATE SHOW July 30
"THE CIRCUS OF
HORRORS"
— Plus —
"The Terror is a Man"
(Adult Entertainment)
-MONDAY 31 - TUES., AUG. 1
Walt Disney's Immortal
"BAMBI" ,
— Plus —
"The Pony Soldier"
A real family treat
WED. 2 - THUR. 3 FRI. 4
"A FUNNY THING
HAPPENED ON THE
WAY TO THE
FORUM"
In Color—I3e prepared to laugh
your head off — Plus
"Return of the Seven"
Stars Yul Brynner in this fast
action dramai
(Adult Entertainment)
SATURDAY ONLY -Aug. S
"SMOKY"
In Color — Stars Fels Parker
The lovable story of a horse
called Smoky — Plus
"Convict Stage"
HOLIDAY LATE SHOW Aug. 6
A Big 3 Unit Shocker SPECIAL
"MONSTER on the
CAMPUS"
Alfred Hitchcock's
"THE BIRDS"
— Plus —
"Francis in the Haunted.
Free Coffee and Donuts for
everyone before Start of lest
feettire
First show starts 6f 11:00
WIT0M0M0110MITIARIMIMO
ra la 10 I a 1:111
Monday to Thursday at 8 p.m.
Friday and Saturday — 2 shows
at 7:15 and 9:15; Sat. Matinee
at 2 p.m., unless otherwise noted ,
Prices: Adults 81.00; Students
75c; Children 40c
WED.-THUR.-PRI. July 26.27-28
"DOCTOR, YOU'VE
GOT to be KIDDING"
Colour-CinemaScope — Starring:
Sandra Dee • George Hamilton
Dwayne Hickman - Allen Jenkins
This is a fun romance that
will have viewers laughing all
the way to the hospital,
SAT.-MON.-TUES. July 29-31,
Aug. 1
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
"A FUNNY THING
HAPPENED ON THE
WAY to the FORUM"
Colour — Starring:
Phil Silvers - Zero Mostel
Buster Keaton
Fun is the order of the day in
these on-screen proceedings
based on a bit stage presenta-
tion that ran and ran to the de-
light of viewing audiences,
WED.-THUR.-FRI. Aug. 2-3-4
— Walt Disney Feature —
"THE ADVENTURES
OF BULLWHIP
GRIFFIN"
Colour — Starring:
Roddy McDowell - Karl Malden
Suzanne Pleshette
This is a wild and wacky
Western adventure that adds up
to non-stop laughter for the
whole family,
SAT.•MON,TUES. Aug. 5.7.8
"HOW TO SUCCEED
IN BUSINESS WITH-
OUT REALLY
TRYING"
Colour - CinetnaScope—Starring:
Robert Morse - Rudy Vallee
Based on the stage hit of the
same name, this is a fun-filled
Pulitzer prize winning musical
comedy.
WED.-THUR.6FRI. Aug. 91041
"AFRICA, TEXAS
STYLE" .
Colour — Starring;
Hugh O'Brien John Mills
This is a different kind of
adventure thriller about two
cowboys in Africa.
SAT.-MON.-TUES. Aug. 12.14-15
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
"NEVADA SMITH"
Colour-CiriemaScope — Starring:
Steve MeCitieen)Garb) Malden
Suienne Pleshette
This is the exciting story
be y
-
hind Nevada Smith, the cowboy
in "The Carpetbaggers." The
second show on Saturday night
will start at 9:30,
COMING NEXT:
WEO.-THURoFftt. Aug. 164740
"ONE MILLION YEARS Et.C."
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Whitechurch News
BROWNIE'S
Drive-in
THEATRE — CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8:00
THURS., FRI. — July 27-28
THE GLASS
BOTTOM
B AT
9:10 and 11:00 P.M.
DORIS DAY
ROD TAYLOR
ARTHUR GODFREY
COLOR CARTOON
SAT. MON. - TUES.
July 29.31 - Aug. 1
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
The Biggest Country Music
Jamboree ever filmed
ROAD TO
NASHVILLE
9;10 P.M. ONLY
MARTY ROBBINS
HANK SNOW
JOHNNY CASH
AND MANY OTHER GREAT
COUNTRY MUSIC STARS
COLOR
— Plus —
"THREE ON A
COUCH"
11:00 P.M. ONLY
JERRY LEWIS, JANET LEIGH
COLOR CARTOON
WED. - THURS. FRI.
August 2.3-4
WALT DISNEY'S
MONKEYS,
GO HOME
9:00 and 11:00 P.M.
MAURICE CHEVALIER
BEAN JONES
YVETTE MIMIEUX
COLOR
Plus the Color Peeturetto
"TATTOOED
POLICE HORSE"
CARTOON
On Sunday Mrs. William
MacDonald and her daughter,
Miss Irene Lynch of' Hamilton,
brought Mrs. D. MacDonald,
who had spent last week with
them, to her home here,
Mr. and Mrs. George
Thompson, Earl and Charles left
Tikmday to spent a-few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wart
and family, at the cottage at
Kenissis, tialiburron.
Mr. and Mrs. Ge rshom John-
ston of Wingham and Mr. and
Mrs. Gershon' Ferguson of Sas-
katchewan visited Tuesday with.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McMichael
and faintly of Seatorth..
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gros-
korth returned home on Satur-
day after holidaying for a week
on the Bruce Peninsula,
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Rit-
chie, Barbara, Brenda, Stephen.
Donald and Mary Ann of the
4th Con. Kinloss, were Sunday
visitors with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gershon' Johnston.
On Wednesday, Mr, and Mrs.
Gershoin Pergnsen and Mr. and
Mrs. 3ashen' Johnston visited
at Stroud with the former'srela-
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston,
on the return trip, visited at
Thornton with Mr, and Mrs.
Reg. Peacock and family and
with Mrs. Mary Pressick and
Nancy Johnston at Painswick,
Visitors on die week-end
with Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence
Taylor and family were Mr. and
Mrs, Bob c.;ordon of Waterloo
and Mrs. Len Coyne, and Mich-
ael of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Coyne also at-
tended the Robinson-Bauer wed-,
ding held on Saturday at Gew-
anstown Lutheran Church, and
the reception held at Brussels,
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Rintoid,
Sharon and Doris were in Kiv-
cheater on Sunday and visited
with Ann and Donna Riinoul who
had not been home for a few
\v‘s.eks„
Mr, Donald Gaunt of Kitch-
ener and Mr. and Mrs. Den
Dirstein of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mrs: Russel
Gaunt and with their father,
Mr. Russel Gaunt, a patient in.
Whigham and District hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Cool-.
tes and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Coultcs and family of Dresden
were week-end visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert lingle and
family dl Gaylord, Michigan.
Mt, and Mrs. Richard Aar-
sett, Donald and Paul of WM,-
laeeburg were Saturday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs, Russel. Ross.
Mr. Aarsen was a co-worker
with Jim Ross whet, he was etn.
ployed at Wallacchurg.
On Friday evening Mrs.
nester Falconer And Mr, George
Falconer of (..;ertnany were eat..
lets at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Casliek, Mr, and
Mrs. Wallace r'an't and Mr.
and Mrs, Russel Rost,
Visiting with Mr, And MO;
licit Meclenaglian and attend-
ing the funeral, cif theft
ihe late Mr, limy Mecletw-
Om on Thursday, were Mr,
and Mrs, Irwin Mectenaghan
and tawny, st, Thomas. Mr.
and MrS, Melvin Ma:LOIN:than
of Waietloo, Mt. and Mrs, Par-
her of Luedn, Mrs. ciatettee
Mc Cienaghan and Clgiti of Wig
demere and Mr, and kW, tool
Muss of Nat:to/Ole. Mr. mitt
Mrs. Mecienaghan returned
home iOr at few weeks' elill
Willi the tatter,
Miss Joan' (Artie visited cast
week with her ftttlid, Mist
Jackie Oltsteliw or IIIMOVer,