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'1r EA, A21" THE „i "
CANADIAN.
NATIONAL :0
EXHIBITION'
Come to this year's CNE, 'and the
world will be there to greet you ! People
and exhibits representing 21 nations
around the globe will be on hand,
adding foreign flavor to this king-size
fair; Interesting people you'll most
certainly enjoy meeting, exciting ex-
hibits you'll surely want to see! And
of course, as always, Canada will be
on display in a totally new and different
Way—this you won't want to miss..
GEORGE GOBEL
In The Spectacular Evening Grand-
stand Show every night at 9:00 p,m,
Cast 'of 400 with ERIC HOUSE. "Can
adiana '59" produced by Jack Arthur,
See these lavish production numbers:
"From Dream to Reality," ''The Sea-
way," "East Of Suez," "Hong Kong
Holiday.," and "Canada's Golden
Anniversary of Flight" — On Thd
World's, Largest Fully Equipped
Moveable Stage.
IN PERSON
.CISCO KID & PANC110
• head up the exciting Afternoon Gran&
stand Matinee which includes a thrill-
ing 8-ring matinee circus for the chit,
(ken I—with 26 outstanding acts,
babylotts Iltewoths,finale..
THE EARL
MOUNTBATTEN
of Burma,
K.s., P.O., O.C.B.,
o.o.S.I., G.C.I.E.,
e.c.V,o., D.S.O.
TO OPEN
81s1 CNE
a IN ITS
list YEAR
Harry I. Pride, President '• Hiram E. MoCalluma General Managor
MILE OF MERRIMENT-all for ton
and fun torah! on this merry mile
of laugh•a-minute rides, games
and sideshows.
NATIONAL HORSE SHOW --to see thrilling performances byskilled
riders and their magnificent
steeds. Aug. 27-Sept, 2,
THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF WARSHIPS
EVER ON THE GREAT LAKES
CANADIAN NATIONAL -
EXHIBITION
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FUlt.FILLED IOUARAMA- at the
WaterfrOlit Grandstand...thrill-
'pada display slagcd Imo tor
yout enjoyMent,
INTERNATIONAL Sin snow-spine-
tingling fly-pasts featuring the
combined U.S.A.F.
Acrobatic Teams
TORONTO,
CANADA '
24' 'Foster Brain, of trernby, Js
the peat .of ,Rev, and Mrs.
Green.
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eardine, has been a visitor with
her sinter, Mrs, James Parldo, and
Mr, Main,*
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Perrot and
Rhonda, of ,Ooderiath ..have 'heen
holiday visitors at the borne .of
Mrs, .Perrott's, father, Mr. WIU,
',Forster,
Barry Mequillih and Terry Wil-
son aro on a vamping trip this
We*. They planned to cross .the
border, at Ruffalo and motor
through' the States to :Detroit and
Immo by Windsor,
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs..
Wm, MacPherson on the arrival. of
.,heir little daughter on Tuesday,
4.1,1gast 20th, Mrs. MacPherson and
baby are at present with her Meth-
er, IVirs, Gordon Rlliott, White-
church,
You are reminded of the meeting
of the Women's.. Institute . this
Thursday .evening at 8.30 in the
community hall when Mr. Cliff
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'titres on his trip in Florida and
will speak on fall planting. Roll,
call — "A paper product I enjoy
using", Everyone is invited and
the members are requested to bring
sandwiches..
We are happy to report that Mrs.
Bminaline Cranston is able to be
home after spending several months
in the Wingham. General Hospital
and in Greer's Nursing Home.
Mr. Andrew Gaunt was able to
return home from the Wingham
Hospital on Saturday,.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thompson and
Benny, of Exeter and his mother
and sister, Mrs. D'Arcy Thompson
and • Miss Gloria Thompson, of
were recent guests of
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon MacPherson.
• Her many friends hope for a
speedy recovery of Mrs. R. Woods
Who is under the doctor's care at
her summer home here,
DONNYBROOK
Mr. J. C. Thompson, Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thompson and
son, Bill, of Londesboro, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Rutledge, Goderich,
were Sunday visitors with Mrs•
John Thompson and Howard. Mrs.
Sheridan, who has been visiting
there, returned to her home in
Oshawa.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Robinson on the bi'rth of a
baby girl, a sister for Jimmie and
Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henderson and.
family, of Brucefield, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Chamney and family, -Mrs, Ernest'
Doerr, Niagara Falls, and ' Mrs.
Robert Chamney, Auburn, also call-
ed there.
Mrs. Cecil Chamney, of Wingham,
visited with, her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Thompson.
Miss Donna Chamney returned
'on. Sunday from 'Brucefield where
she has been spending her holi-
days with her cousin, Gayle Hen-
derson.
Mrs. James Leddy, Miss Irene
Jefferson, Dunnville, . Bob and
Louise Jefferson are attending the
Toronto Exhibition.
Donald. Jefferson, of Newmarket,
returned home after spending the
summer holidays at the home of
his, uncle,„Mr. Hilliard Jefferson.
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