The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-10-15, Page 8and SATiffiDAY
fletober 17 and1,1i3
BO Hope, Bing Crosby and
Dorothy ,Lamour
"THE ROAD TO
BALI"
Plus .
"THE PARSON AND
THE OUTLAW"
The Untold. Story' of
• 4113e The Kid
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M lei"; OCtoher '20th .
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FREEt SHOW
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what's showing, beeanse ha We
go to print we fle0 know our
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ful Patrortaie.
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plan of buying your honae, YOU
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' THURSDAY and FRIDAf
,,Oetober 46 and 17 431
"THE COOL AND
THE CRAZY"
(AdUlt Entertain/Tient)
Scott Marlow and Gigi Perreau
"DRAGSTRIP RIOT"
Yvonne Lime and Gary Clarke
(Adult Entertainment)
(One Cartoon)
SATURDAY ONLY Oat, 18
Double :reat'nFt ---
;4•711 AU N:St.• INGER"
',(Colone)
John TrflifhdierlOY Garland •
MotO.Ciele Gang" .
8te.tie ,Te..rt,11, Ann Nayland
Theatre doses October 18th' .7'
We are grateful for your patroh-
age• It -has been our endeavor
to.bring 'you the best in enter-
tainment. Next year we hope to
see you again. We shall 'coa-
tinue to bring you the best films
obtainable,
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY-GAIT,. MEMBERS..
'WBOXPlTIPIt —Bleven girls and
their leaders, Misa .'Perva Gallaher
and Mrs. Lloyd MOOce, were pre-.
scut VII Tuesday night In the hail
.of' the church, when the 110W13?" organized gt.oup. met fdr
the second meeting of the season,
During devotions. the .Q.,O.,I.T.
Prayer Wall repeated in unison, The
mol'd's brayer praYer follPwed and. the Seripture lesson was read by Catli.,
erin.e. Edgar, .doyee lieinmel., led in
Pr Oyer,
The officers for the coining Yee,1' are lielen. McGee, president; Dawn
Lone Clark, vioc preaklenti • Carol.
Leuttit„ neeretau; Gail. Stale,
treasurer. •
Initiation,was held for eight girls
Dawn hue Clark, Joyce Heimp.el„
Sharon Elliott, Betty' Ann Adams,
Gil Statia Carol Louttit, Brenda
Gathers and .Catherine Edgar,
The initiation proeeedings were in
charge ,of Helen McGee,. Elaine
Sanderson and Carol .Newton. 7
A project was 'discussed but no
decision was reached, It was. -de-
cided to hold a Hallowe'en party
on October 21st in the church
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Women's..
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really „fine aeliee o o
. al iiBroWn or Blue shoes
. in Balt,' enbajt and high hgels,,
SALE PRICE
1i99' $2•99 •
$199 t
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$29.95 up
Wornen's Arch 'Support Shoes'
• A 09tiltdradtkot,nuobeifywt4 'lot,' the
• wet weather ahead. , ,
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! . .$3i49
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,„oxfords and Stra
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n soft kid leathergovith
L*1 )..g.11:1-$.7.16• 14.
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' ChildreWS
ShOes .• , ,s1t,
Smait'i styles in Patent'
;Straps or DroWn
• SALO :*RICE
$3 49r.anc!4.3 41 $ 9
Come and' see the Mani' Ilarieina not advertis0
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A •F ashion. Scoop
for stYliqp, worktnarOip:.
:and Price
Winter Coats
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i'It'only we had the space to nietnre for Iyouti,r
tke.pcickwayiety of styled - - tbe power to
orknisid qiiitaipainstakingh tailoring - the
'texture of the fabrics - - .the,
luxury- look of , furs - we -can'onl'gem
phasize that we scoured the market to brit*
you these Exceptional Coat Values.
WOMEN'S 'SWEATERS
Variety of styles and colors.
asLEValues rtaitlicE.05 .
$3.99
*BLOUSES
, Ilt,74,,'"EERYLENE", or cotton
:/rt#11n Style and Odour rano.
Valuta to $5.95
$1 98 $299 .AND'
F:all'and.Winter Loveliest
Dress Creation' • • . . 11(
,ReduCed,froM values to $22.50
m Fall blends, its ,way, into Minter -
time to think of)gay color In Fall Materiala
for wee! under' oliats ••.; = to business
1#olidaying ..fahead ,Paitying., Here 110.'
wondrous new diesies bi the season's newt,*
stylei said 'materials.
Prices slasfied to •
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IFIglipAir and SATURDAY
Weber 17 and 18
Peulde 'Feature
`'RETURN TO
WARBOW"
Colour
Phil Carey, Catherine McLeod
"CRASH, LANDING
Gary Merrill, Nancy Davis
The WINetiu*AdVioleo-Willa4, Winhieadioy, Oct. 16, OM
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our All New ,
PRECISION DYNAMIC
WHEEL BALANCER
Thin,ueiv machine, the ohly one of its kind be-
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balance car and truck wheel by a
highly' scientifie method - Properly
balanced *heels mean Tire Savings
-Safer Thriving and cut down on
repair to steer Meehan.
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• This new machine will
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11,00 x 20,
7..SAVE TIfteS '
—$AVE MONEY
WITH A BALANCE
JOB AT
Ken s Alignment
Pho'ne 355 biout'olukl Road
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Mr, and, Mrs. Alfred- Jones. of
Guelph, visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Km Sothern,
Mr, find Mrs. Carl Stewart of Lis-
towel and. Mr. And Mrs. dames
Vittie were Sunday visitors at the
same home,
Master Cameron Edgar returned
horno from the Children's War Me-
morial Hospital ill London on Wed-,
nesday, where he underwent stir.
gory on his throat a few days be-.
fore,
Mrs, Bruce Arnent and little son,
Owl) ,on Sunday after spending a
Joey, returned home to Gowans-
few days with her parents, Mr and
Mrs, William McCann.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Phiorney and
Jarie of Port Colborne Spent a
few days, last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Keith, Mr, and Mrs.
Pe9tt Keith and Randy of Baden
were also week-end visitors at the
same home.
Mr, Bob, Campbell, Ardythe and
Leslie of Malton visited over the
week-end with Miss Pearl Patter-
son.
Alan Campbell, four-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Campbell,
was rushed to Listoviel Memorial
Hospital on Thursday night after
falling at his home and severely'
cutting his tongue„ Several stitches
were required to close the wound.
He was. later able to return to
his' home.
A.177,2 Mae Kaster left on Satur-
da,Y for RcAF' Radar Unit, Beaver
bank, N.S., 'after spending the pas)
two weeks ,i-vvithi her..parents, ,Mr,
and Mrs. Dave Hattori She,rece4i,
lyt•graduatedhfibrrilRfintion RCA
Statitni' as' ii'likliteit.LidiftrOl
bilVi '14
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home of. :Miss Mary •• jolintehl,
About,, 32 'girls .attended and all eiih
joyed a wiener roast, The CGIT is;
holding' its Friendship.Rally in
Clinton on Sunday, Octobers lflth
at 2.30 p.m, E.S.T
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ilube end.
Tommy of Grimsby spent the past
week-end in the community.
Mr, and Mrs. Ted Harris and
family of Bowmtinville spent the
week-end With Mrs. Nellie Gamble
fer, Lift
ii Week-e guests wit r anif 4A14 g h M* mrs,Ha.rolel,.poig, were Mr, And,
r;s.." HafveY,'Bride ant1 soh
6,f *Pap".
ward Doig of Palinersten.
Norwan Orciss, of porttz,
n1nuth, and
ITTes0' of Toronto spent Thursday
WitliuMr:q4i•d r MrS. HOWell F4sef
`and"at ti.Artclid Ata's'anfe:'
4/1 eletilik iiePord*ICh.'
Mrs. E,.Freischanr 'and.
pfmilp ef,',Seratford peni. the' Week4"
end with! An. and Mrs. tarries' Warn
rell.
A ,presentation aria aance was
herd in the Fon:1100 Comniiinity
hall on Friday night -in honor Of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon GOldrich, the
forther, Elaine Demerling. They
,were presented with a set of table
lamps. Dancing was enjoyed to
the music of the Fordwieh Orches-
tra.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Bride, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Bride and Bob,
attended the wedding on Ftiday
night, in Elora of Miss Carole
Miss. Donna Toner and Mr., Den-
ald t ,DOig spent .the Weeltn't1 my
Detroit. Detroit. Mrs. •,10e Gallivan adOnril":
wiled , them, home after' spending
twq,weeks With Mr, and Mrs. Ross'
Do*, .
. • *Po:Q tilYirf
cordevaliMinqk smt .11?m„€169'..o
botimpk\wittl IfAller'W3ist*
Mrs., Pearl, Patiersqn,4- ,
Mr; Cfor,bett,Int Wood sttic)i-
was in, the/ commimity,; one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack King • spent
a day last week TOronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Giles and
Gary of Arkona spent the holiday
week-end with Mrs. George Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howe spent
the holiday week-end in Windsor,
at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Howe.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Goldrich of
London spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling;
Me. and Mrs, Ross Doig spent
the holiday week-end with mem-
bers of the familY in St. Cath-
arines,
Week-end visitors with Mr: and
„Mrs, Everitt Allen were Mr. and
Mrs, Nile Siiehner and baby, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Mundel, Mr, and Mrs.
Bob • Holland and family, all of
Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs, liar-
,Old Hilbert and family of GOderich,
Mita Elizabeth 'Armstrong and
Mr. Dick Armstrong ;tient the hour
day Week-end With Mt. and Mrs.
Vic* O'Brecht in Mimico,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell and
fatally Visited on Sunday with Mr„
and Mrs, dare Campbell at Moles.i
worth,
Sunday visitors' with Mr. and Mrs. sack Brown were Mt, and
Mrs. Ken Duncan and ramify of
Elliot Lake, Mrs, W. Duncan
and John of Ouelpli and Mr. anti
Mrs, Oliver Teliby of Mount For..
est,
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith of
duelph spent the week-end with
Mn and ltra, Lindsay Otilbrititil,
Mrs. tari Upper of a, Catharineg
spent the Holiday week-end at the
same hottie and also visited With
Mr, and MO, Strong..
Miss Dorothy Douglas.
St Andrew's Speaker.
The fall Thankoffering meeting
of St, Andrew's. Auxiliary of the
Women's Missionary -Society was
held ,On Tuesday arternoen, Cietober
7th,with Mrs. .4. Wigan° presiding.
Mrs‘ Ninuno opened the meeting
with a call to worship, It irr a.good
thing to give thanks unto the
Lord''; A special service of thanks-
giving, followed. Miss V, McLaugh.
lin led in prayer, The secretary,
Mrs Horace Aitchesen, read the
minutes and correspondence and
called the roll, .A solo,. "A Prayer of
Thanksgiving", was snug, hy . Mrs.
O, A. Cooper, Miss V, MeLaugh.,
lin. and Mrs, Wm.. Ford were ap-
pointed delegates to • attend . the
sectional meeting in ,'Brussels; Oc. • tober. 23, Mrs, T. C, ging offered
the dedicatory .prayor, following
the offering,
Mrs, 4esllo Podolia introduced
the guest speaker, Miss Dorothy.
Douglas, 'missionary 'furlough
from Formosa, Miss Douglas. said,
"We bear the word missionary
used in speaking of .those Who go
to the foreign flew, but. every
Christian is a Missionary.ii Paul
referred ;to our bodies to illustrate
service; The hands cannot do the
work of the feet and each of 414,
has his own partictilikr work/ to 09,,
Miss Douglass reported, wonder-
fail progress in Forums, especially
in the schools and churches. With
nine thousand Aineileans living on
the island, 'the natives arc
ing a new way of life.. There ,:are
many .cars. They - have electrical
equipment and hare learned to. eat
Western foods, . They are anxious
for an education end this gives the
them, A great many of them hear
the .00spel for the first, :time in
hospital. One of the main tasks
of the Ohurch is to train 11447rP
leaders, There are hundreds of
villagel3 where the' Gospel has never
t)Pe11. 1)1'040110.
On bhalf of the auxiliary,. Mrs,
4,.Purrie expressed appreciation
to Miss' Douglas . for her .inspiring.
and .interesting message, prayer
by Mrs, John .Pollock brought the
!meeting to a eleSe and following, the meeting handl Was served,.
The .Use of barium sulfate, give n
to dogs under anesthesia, by mewls
Of At stomach pump,, 14 helpful
Veterinarians hi ahaking 14m
accurate X-ray diagnosis of prob.
loins In the dog's digestive traet,
CROWN
Theatre Harriston
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Oetober 17 and 1$
"THE SHEEPMAN"
Glen Ford - Shirley MacLaine
Plus
' "BOMBERS B 52"
fra'ii Malden - Natalie Wood
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TaS. - THUR.
Oeteber 20 - 21 7. - 23
t GOb's LITTLE
ACRE"
Robert Ryan, Aldo Ray and
Tina Louise
Erskine , Caldwell's world's fam-
ous novel now a rollicking hit
on the screen.
Adult Entertainment • ,
Rev. Neil McCombie
Speaks ,at Service
GORRIF,— The Presbyterian An-
niversary services were well attend-
ed. The Rev. Neil McCoMbie of
Ripley was the guest 'speaker, for
thet day, and chose as his subject,
"The Vte of the Oni.Talent" Bob
Cunningham of Ethel was soloist
at the rnornkrig senvice4, Xi ;
In the evening ,. Mr. -Mc4reaie•
sp,olse on,rtihe„, dependence. of the
branches on, vine, Don, Atche-
sOn"or, IlaWsten,"waY the sploist:
The choir rendered special, anthems
at both services.' Beantitin "chk3r-
santhernuiris kiiidOd 1 tc( Pie beauty
of the services.
FORDWICH
Mr. and Mrs, Petznuk and family
of Kitchener were week7 end
tors aitd Schaet
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Dr. anti ivirs. R. Q . Leach of, Los :.----. ;,.
Angeles, Cal,, are spending 'a few M SALE PRICE
days with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Reis 1 '
Retter„Oade. Dress x
fortis. in..3..the , newest
styles.- made •,nf sturdy.
"•calf in , leather or Ueo-,
'late
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emodsmicalwi.
"Check these values for
next iyear'i wearing
and John. Thaever popular Teen-age Shoe.
= -- Girls' White Buck and
I Black Suede Tieg
$4.49
EVERY GARMENT
REDUCED 30%
FALL COATS
$19.99u
Mrs. Chas. Piggott . .
Was. in 71st Year .„. ,
Oo.13,13,Ig—Mrs, Chas, Piggott died.
in K-W Hospital, gitchener in her
4.71,42tellyte:rr,,Xise. riscostilvvilyleeedk)• by one,
in g of Kansas City and three bre-
church the chance to contact .thers and one sister, Her husband
SPECIAL SELECTION OF COATS
REDUCED 10% to 20%
MISSES'. SUITS
The, same Suits you have seen at a much
higher price earlier this iiesurial And in
the suit colors and stY1egi, you love . •
Pin Cheeks, Madill; Tartans 4; Oabardinee
$21.99' UP
NEWEST FASHIONS LtiXtmuOuSLY DETAILED
SAVE UP TO SA 1 '
While the seasen IS just back StrOtend the censer for Wearing these garment*—
. the price is foremost Every coat reduced frOm SS% to 60%,
predeceased her In •1,
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Mrs, Piggott and her first bus..
hand, Mr, James Ilyndinan, resided
invOuonieTtlacl Pet. j3060. ywea4srshaegloo,
at
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burial in. Fortiwich 'OeineterY,
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10 DAYS ONLY =Starts October 16th • Epds onto ex251 '''' 1 ...
..-, Bargains for everyone at this sensational shoe sale. Reductions from 10 to 50% on all leather merchandise. This Special Sale iii, M.
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1 to make room for winter stock, and to give the public quality merchandise, at the VERY LOWEST • ., 0:
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e uctions on All Shoes
in the Store
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7-$449+411
WINGH
Several styles of the TsIEWEiiii
Sale Prices $2.5
Better Grade ;of Worne
A group of High `Grade SWIM,
„These regulag
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GLOVES
Values to $2.08
Leathers and Fabrics
99c $1 49 AND' s
PiNTIES
Spatial Purchase
IDEAL CH/IISTMAS GIFTS
See Value Laden Counters.
Special Reduction on Slips,
Nitihtiei, Hats, Brassieres
and, Foundation Garments,
For Greater Savings Shop
Now!
Lidieet. 'Wear. Wiighalli
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SKIRTS
Broken colour andi size range.
Values to' $16.95
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