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SP'ECIAL
" THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING, -
THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING "
Colour - Panavision — Starring
Call Reiner • Eva Marie Saint - Jonathan Winters - Pau Ford
....This II the funniest picture to come along in many a year.
Make sure you and your family see it. Due to its added length
the second show on Friday and Saturday night will start, at
9:30.
SATURDAY MATINEE (Special) NOV. 19
" Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
Colour
This is a funfest for young and old Santa conquers
Mars and the Galaxy will never be the same. ALL SEATS 50c.
WED.-THUR.-FRi
NOV. 23-24.25
" LAS VEGAS HILLBILLYS "
Colour — Starring:
- Jane Mansfield - Mannie Van Doren and a host
of your favourite country music artists.
See what happens when a group of counry-western stars .
hit Las. Vegas.
JACKLIN — SMITH
i\iiss ,Niary Ellen Smith, daught-
pr of Mr, and Mrs. David Smith
of RR 2, Listowel, and harry
Elijah Jacklin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jacklin of RR 3,
Brussels joined in marriage in.
Trowbridge United Church, Oct-
1.5th. Rev. John R. Wareham of
Atwood United Church officiated.
Organist, Mrs. A.lexia ThomP-
Son or RR Listowel, accom-
panied the soloist, Miss Nancy
Fischer of Atwood who sang,
1Wedding Prayer" and "0 Per-
fect Love".
The bride wore a full length
gown of white brocade satin,
Sent from England by her grand-.
mother, it was stYled: with long
lily-point sleeves, lowered round
neckline enhanced with pearls
and as softly pleated skirt, and•
detachable. trash,: A wreath e of
White flowers and leaves, studded
with crystal stones secured her
waistlength embroidered veil and
she carried a cascade bonnet of
white carnations and red sweet-
heart roses.
Miss Betty de Haan of Trow-
bridge was maid of honor while
Miss Rosemary Heibein of RR 1,
Listowel, and Miss Sally Smith
of. RR 2, Listowel, a. sister of the
bride, were bridesmaids. All
wore full length gowns of Mint,
green peau de sole with long
Sleeves, rounded neckline, softly
pleated skirts and With matching
bows at the waistline and carried,
boquets of bronze and yellow:
mums.
Miss Sandra Smith of RR 2,
.Listowel, sister of the bride, was
flower girl. She wore a fulL
length gown of white peau de
soie with lace jackets and mint
green sash and carried a basket
of yellow, bronZe and orange
Mums.
Williatri Jar:Alin of Lentleti *as
bust man while Brian Widmeyer
of Kitchener and James. Smith, of
RR 2, Listowel, ushered the
guests.
The bride's mother wearing
a dark broWn knit coat-dress with
gold and btonte accessories and
a. corsage of yellow' roses, receiv-
ed the guests at the Trowbridge
United Church.
She was assisted by the groom's
mother who wore a. royal blue
satin brocade dress with white
accessories and a corsage of pink
roses.
i or her wedding trip to north
western Ontario, the bride chose
a coat. and dress ensemble of
camel with black accessories and a
corsagu of bronze mums,
The couple will reside at RR 3,
Brussels.
Out-cibtow,n guests attended
f rom„Mil verton, Listowel. Atwood,
St Thomas, Waterloo, BrusselsH
Sarhia, London, Kitchener, Blue-1
vale, Britton, and Ethel,
UNAVOIDABLE DEATH
EVERY 100 MINUTES
Ithtery 100 initiates, every day
in Canada, a human life is snuf-
fed out in road traffics it is not
a. dignified death, it could have
been avoided, Tne victim did not
expect to die.
every day in Canada, more
than 400 Men, women and child-
ren are plunged into agonies of
Mind and body in road traffic,
the Canadian Highway Safety
Coottell reports, Many more 6176
Permanently disabled, They did
not expect to be Most of
them lay on unfriendly ground as
strangers stared at them while
they waited for asSistance. tt,
Could have been a:Wide&
"A human being is 110 match
for 3,000 poundSL of racing steel
and glass yet every day hundreds
of humans challenge these speed-
ing behemoths to (Weis the hu-
manS can t win'', said the Council.
The Canadian Highway Safety
Council points out that the only
chance the haman has is to know
hoW to recognize and aVold these
highway perilS. It's called defen-
sive driving, CJTSC urges every
motorist to practice defensive
driving during Safe Driving
Week, Dec. 1 to 7, so they will
drive with more confidence and
security the rest of the year,
HURON UCW EXECUTIVE
MEET TO PLAN ANNUAL
The executive of the Huron Pres-
byterial United Church Women
met in Wesley-Willis United
Church to plan the annual:
meeting.
Since the London Conference
will be bold February 27-, 28
and March 1 in Central United
Cliiircli; Woodstock.. tentative
date of the Huron Presbyterial
to meet in Wingham United
Church was sot for either Feb,
ruarY 21 or 28.
It, was the unanimous wish of
the executive that one of the I
Speakers; at the Presbyterial meet- I
ing be the president, Mrs. Gil- I
hart Beeeroft, Beigrave, who had
the honour of being the first
woman to be appointed by Huron
Presbyterial as commissioner to
the General Council,
The General Council meetings
were held at Waterloo in Sept-
ember.
The 1967 allocation was tabl-
ed by Mrs. R. Mcliercher, Dub-
lin and the executive recommend-
ed :that it be accepted. The in-
crease will be about 29 cents per
member. By 1965, necessary funds,
may be raised by self-determin-
ation and paid through, the church
treasury if test trials prove Sim-
cesSfut.
"Over and Above Gifts" this
year will be used for four
projects Banff Dducation Centre,
a manse in Fort Nelson. a ho*
pital. iii Nepal and a van in
Zambia.
Mrs., George. Potter, Clinton,
reported supply bales were be-
ing sent to U.ey. Gibson for the
Long Plains Indian Mission near
Portage La Prairie, to Norway
House Residential School in Mani-
toba, to. Adam Fiddler : United
Church, Favourable Lake, Ont.,
as welt as an overseas halelto Dr,
BureesS in Angola,
Mrs. Walter Bewley, Walton,
recurnmended for reading, "Ten.
Fingers for Cod" by Dorothy
Clark Wilson.
FOR SALE
18 ft. House Trailer with awn-
ing, in excellent condition.
Phone 272W
The Grande Parisienne sport coupe (above) exemplifies the new elegance in styling achieved •.:
throughout the 1967 Pontiac line, which also includes a brand new series, the big and poi,ver-
fill 2 + 2, with an international sporting flavour. Luxurious Grande Parisienne has a corn- ' • •
pletely redesigned front end, "hideaway" lights, and sleeker roofline. Popular Parisienne has
a new, distinctive, graceful silhouette. Thu Laurentian a.m.", Strato-Chicf series feature deep,
massive wraparoUnd bumpers, curved side ivits,:iows and o•:',:'-and-under headlights. A wide..
choice of color-keyed interior trim is c:vail:.7.)le MI al.l rentiz..,•:•. ',Tang; important new safety
feature.; aro standard equipment oni all models, inclucl,ng the OM-developed energy-
absorliing steering column which telecopes up to i;1 4 i Deeencilnii on model chosen, the
Astro-Six 155-ht.) Strate-Flalth 195-hp V8 (standard on Grande Parisienne) are standard
engines for Pontiac!s. Optional, eXtra-cost engines are an Astro-Flame 275-hp V8, Astro,
Jet 325-hp VU, and Jet-Flame 395-hp V8,
i111 s. lf, Doig, Fordwich, report-
ed
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that sonic tapes held in .Blytb,
were available for meetings. . •
Mrs, U. W. Tiffin, Wingham,
asked that stewardship conv•en-
io the Observer for
suitable pogra,m material.
Thu Regional Confereime for
.1067 is to be held at the Ontario •
('.,liege. Guelph, the
last weekend in August, •