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THE. ;BRUSSELS POST, lileUSSELS, ONTARIO
JAN SLANDERS
Well kids Hi-T camp to me
and asked if I could do a column
for them Qn Hi-T happenings, a
sort of teenage T.K.F, column,
so here it is . , any comments
good or bad, just drop a line in
Care of your newspaper.
The 1.960-37 season of Hi-T got
Off to a great start with the New
Set of London playing. It certain-
ly makes the executive happy to
.see the Rids having such a good
time and especially such a large
crowd. I understand there were
kids from Teeswater, Wing,,ham,
Clinton as well as the best group
of all, the gang from Brussels.
this crowd says quite a bit for the
ITi 7' dances.
:My information bureau gore me
this little item that I thought woo
hilarious. Did everyone dig the
5'2', bouncer at the dauce, It
seems there was a huge 6' 3"
fellow wno never made it to the
dance floor because he hardly
made the front door, and due to
his idiocy our little pint-sized
bouncer grabben nim by the seat
of the _ants and actually threw
him out of the door. This giant
was so dumbfounded it took hiti
several minutes to realize what
bad baPPrned and when he finally
gathered. his wits, again he act,-
ually came to apologize for being
so foolish. So it doesn't pay fel-
lows to try to nut anything
over on this wee lass. I have
been informed By my agents that
the Gentlemen's Club need bounc-
ers now and again. They could
keel) us in mind especially when
they play euchre with the Legion.
A seems T.K.F. gets quite boist-
erous,
That was a real sweet gesture
on the part of last year's execu-
tive presenting the leader of Hi-T
With such a lovely gift, The poor
old girl was thunderstruck. I'm.
sure it is the first time her bet-
ter half ever saw her that she
didn't have sofething to say, or
should I say couldn't say any-
thing, Like her daughter said
later, mother was so happy she
cried, but tears of joy they were,
I'm sure. Who says our kids are
not the nicest teenagers you could
G ANNOL NtIN
the appointiment of
MR. ANDREW C. TURNBULL.
MRS. WATSON BROWN
as our Sub-Agents for the sale of
nt SAVINGS
NESBITT, THOMSON
AND COMPANY, LIMITED
46 West Street, GODERICH. Phone 524.8752
Manager: P. F. Carey
WINGHA'M -- Phone 357-1630
STARTING TIMES
Monday to Thursday p.m.
Come as late as 8:30 to see
complete show
Friday and Saturday — 2 Shows — 7:15
and 9:15. Saturday Matinee,— 2 p.m..
unless otherwise noted
'"THE SANDPIPER"
CinemaScope - Colour — Starring
Elizabeth Taylor - Richard Burton
This is the story of an unconventional love affair
between an unusual women and a man who couldn't
resist her.
SATURDAY. MATINEE OCTOBER 8
"The Ugly Dasehund"
SAT.-MON.-TUES. OCT 8-10-11
"THE UGLY DASCHUND"
Color — starring
Susanne Pleshette - Dean Jones
This is another Disney triumph. All members of
your family will love it. ..On the same bill ..wil be
the Disney featurett "Winnie the Pooh and the
Honey Tree".
WED.-THUR.-FRI. OCT. 1243-14
"THE GLASS ROTE OM BOAT"
CinemaScope - Colour — Starring
Doris Day Rod Taylor - Arthur Godfrey
This is another Doris Day comedy delight guar-
anteed to chase everyones's blues away.
SAT.-MON.-TUES. OCT 15-17-18
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"A PATCH OF BLUE"
Starring: Sidney Poitier - Shelley Winters
and Elizabeth Hartman, who was an Academy
award nominee in her first picture..
This is one of the big ones of 1966. It's a drama
to touch the Mind and the heart.
SATURDAY MATINEE OCTOBER 15
"Thunder In Carolina"
CO•MIN (
"The Ten Commandments" - "The
Steel a Million" - "Lest of *Fe
PRICES
Matinee Only
Adults - $1.00
Adults - - 75e
Children - 40
Students - 50e
Students 75
Children - 30c
If you wish to receive monthly programs by mall
please leave your name.
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"MY FAIR LADY"
CinemaScope - Colour — Starring
Audrey Hepburn - Rex Harrison - Stanley Holloway
,,..This is the movie you have been waiting to set.
:i's the loveliest film of them all.
PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO THE LENGTH
OF THIS FEATURE THERE WILL BE ONLY
ONE SHOW AT S:00 P.M. ON FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY NIGHTS.
SATURDAY'MATINEE OCTOBER 22
.` rCOMMAND"
MON.-TUES. (2 Days) OCT.
"MASQUERADE"
" Colour — Starring'
Cliff Robertson - Jack Hawkins
This is a hard hitting cloak and dagger
that"- Ilse lots of fun.
— _
WED.-THUR.-FRI. OCT. 26-27-28
fitoRlry ACRE tEuno'''"
Colour — Starring,
Ferlin Husky - Minnie Pearl - Day Price
andmany ,
,
many more of your country music
' faVourites
"country,Mosio on Broadway" votes great. "Second
Fiddle to a, Steel Guitar" Was greaf4, hut the
greatest iS,;‘,Fcrty Are Feud."
SAT.- m ON ttiES. OCT 28-91-NO'V.1'
i'EtoY DID I Otir A
WPONC,: NUMBER ,
COlour — Starring
Bob Hope - Phyllies Diller w Elke Sommer'
In this one Bob Hope dials a VirOnry number and
ra^f5 Phylliss How wrong can A number
')e?
rviqr.innoin rve
0 N
Rustians Are Conlble "How
Secret Aerents” end pinny more
THUR.-Fri. OCT. 6-7 WED.-THUR.-FRI.-SAT, OCT. 19-20-21-22
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT (4 Days) — SPECIAL
find anywhere, but you have to
give them the chance to prove it,
all you well-behaved grownups..
There was a kli-T feaai in the
Fall Fair parade on Friday and
their effort were appreciated. We
are . sure the energetic action of
the (io-Go girls kept them warm in
spite of the chilly winds and their
mini-skirts.
The next canoe is on October
Sth, Saturday night this time, and
the music will be "The Ookpikse'.
from London. Don't forget girls,
slack and shorts are- taboo. The
age limit is la and over.
'Till the next time have a
swinging time hut behave becange
my ac,,ents are watching.
Jan Surprising as it may seem to
most people, scurvy is still quite
common in some parts of Canada,
Count your blessing and give the Canadian Medical Association
thanks on Thanksgiving Day. says.
ETHEL .
Supper Club Chooses Name
The name chosen for the 4-H.
Supper Club was "The Ethel
Supremes" Members of the club
club are Beverley Speiran, Ruth
Kerr, Donna Alcock, Patsy Row-
land. Colleen Crozier, Mary-Lou
Bateman, and Marlynne * Smiley.
„There was a demonstration on
the preparation of fruit. The
members are to Prepaie an
apple, in different` ways, to
complete a saintly Meal, before
the next meeting:' ?Tb'e fruit
and coffee was SerVed by Mrs.
Weber, hostess for -the meeting.
lekvaielk
Commerce financing and bank services
helped this farm family buy a new freezer.
Are you planning any purchases?
Come to the farmer's bank.
PleaSe note new admission prices to the -Turn Theatre. These increases were