The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-27, Page 8The 1/71(orknon's Shopping Centre
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Wiugham Ladies' Hospital Auxiliary Hold Successful Sale
104.11rnsoriiirmrilailoril Inglocal
AT DUSK
Two Shows Nightly
Cartoons at every performance
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
May 27 and 28
"TANK BATTALION"
?" Don Kelly Barbara Luna
fits Tike steel. The guts and gore
of desert war_
"HELL SQUAD"
Wally Compo. - Brandon Carroll
Terrible In, War - Tender In Love
. FRIDAY and SATURDAY -
.. May a9 and 30.
"SHAGGY" -
"PONY EXPRESS"
(Technicolor Chariton Heston - Ronda Fleming
MONDAY and TUESDAY
June 1 and
— Double Bill —
'MACHINE GUN
KELLY"
(Adult Entertainment)
Starring Charles'Bronson
and -Susan Cabot
"BONNIE PARKER
STORY" -
(Adult Entertainment)
The cigar smoking Hellcat of the
;oaring thirties on a rampage of
lust and anurder.
ST, HELENS
The 'mernbera of the St. Helens
Women's Institute were hosts on
Wednesday for the. West Huron
District annual in the . United
Church when over 103 ladies, rep-
resenting the 11 branches in the
district were presept,
Miss Marlene Johnson, her plains
and ladies of the St. Helens school
section, nunrthering .M in all, enjoy-
ed a bus trip to Toronto on Thurs-
day with Mr. Allan Reid as the
obliging driver. They visited the
Toastmaster factory,' where they
were treated to lunch and each
given a loaf of bread. Here Mrs.
„lames Aitchison was the winner
of a beautiful cake especially de-
corated for the occasion. The
broadcast of the Happy Gang, a
visit to the museum, the parlia-
ment buildings, the Riverdale Zoo,
and High Park, a drive along- the
waterfront and a visit to 1VIalton
airport concluded a full day's en-
tertainment.
Thursday, June 4th will he
Grandmothers' Day at the Wo-
men's Institute in the community
hall at 2,30. Roll call, "Name a
member of the cabinet, either-Do-
minion or Provincial, and their
portfolio". Motto, "How. long we
live, not age, but actions tell", by
Mrs, Harold Gaunt. Topic by Miss
Mary Murray: Lunch and pro-
gram in charge of Miss H. Harper,
Mrs, W. G. Humphrey and Mrs.
Ross GaMMie.
The death occurred early Sun,
clay morning of Mrs, Wm, Mae-
P.heraort at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, Wm. Rutherford,
Formerly Isabelle Webb, Mrs, Mac-
Pherson was in her slst Year. The
sympathy of a host of friends goes
to the bereaved family,
of Cooks-
town, was the gnest
Mrs. Allan Miller last week while.
she spent much time with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Richard Elliott, who is
critically ill la the Wingham Hos-
pital,
Miss Catharine MacGregor, who
has spent several weeks with her
aister, Mrs, George Stuart and Mr.
Stuart, was able to return to her
home in Lucknow last week.
We are glad' to report that •Mrs..
B. F, Green, who suffered a set,
back in the Victoria Hospital, at
London, last, is making favorable
recovery again.
LOBSTERS are caught off tile
Atlantic Coast, The market weight
of lobsters commonly varies from
one to three pounds and a small
lobster weighing one pound can he
counted on to give about one-
quarter pound of cooked' meat,
Lobsters are available in areas of
production and in cities across
Canada in such forms as live, cook-
ed in the shell, and frozen cooked
lobster meat. In canned form this
shellfish is available in almost all
areas of the country.
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Featuring the Largest Wide
Screen in Huron County
THUP.SDAY and FillEDAY
May 28 and 29 —
"The Defiant Ones"
Tony Curtis — Sidney Fbitier
(both nominated arndemy awards)
(One Cartoon)
'SATURDAY and. MONDAY
May all and dune 1
Double Feature —
"Me And The Colonel"
Danny Kaye — Curt jurgens
!Gunman From Larado'
Robert Knapp — Jana Davi
(One Cartoon)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
June 2 and 3
"THE WIND
CANNOT READ"
(Color)
Dirk Bogarde — Yoko Tani
(One Cartoon)
Seaforth Lions
Club Hite
Wed., June 3-11eip then; raise
' money tar welfare work
Doors Prizes Are:
Irtcloor Barbeque Movie Canierit
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
R4t or Clear
First Show at Dusk
Children tinder 12 in cart-
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The ll'ingilam Ladies' 'Hospital Auxiliary held another highly successful
rilintmart sale Jett Saturday afternoon at the Wingharn Armouries. The
ale ivas the best to date and netted nearly $1,200.00 for the Auxiliary.
Over 700 pletes of theirchandise were offered and Snapped up by the
large crowd of buyers that attended. The top picture shows a portion
of this crowd as the people inspected the various departmentt. The
two larger photos indicate DrOT110 of the activities in the various booths
at the ladles did their hest to cope with the crowd: of btlyers. A tag
day staged at the seine tithe as the sale alto netted a handsome profit
for the organisation, ivitich Is doing * trearietidotts amount of work at
tiros Winghant General liiosp tat
'EVEN
GREATER
PROGRESS
LIES
AHEAD'
LJ
Pretnier.LesIte Frost
in his Report to the FPPIF of Ohlort0
4th May, 1959,
On June 11, the people of Ontario will
exercise their democratic right to chart
the future course of our 'province.
Before them will be the record of
achievement of a decade of wise policies
and sound management under the gov-
ernment of Premier Leslie Frost ten
years in which Ontario's advances in
the development of resources, business
expansion and human betterment on
all fronts have been unprecedented in
Canada or anywhete in the world.:
Under Progressive Conservative ad-)
ministration, the stage has been set for
even greater progress in the years ahead.
The Premier has announced far-reach-
ing and far-sighted plans for govern-
ment action to continue and increase
this dynamic development which has
become the envy ,of the entire world.
The election issue is therefore simple
and straightforward. The accomplish-
ments of the past have been tremendous,
,but even greater progress lies ahead. It
Can and will be achieved only under
these same wise policies and with the
same Skilled and steady hand at the
helm of the ship of state.
PuiViihO lit Pr6idiAlt ‹ositirtv4trve03.0datiOt D./aikido.