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Friday. Night
At the Movies
CKNX-Produced Shows Hold.
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CIRCLE 8 RANCH with Ernie King, the Ranch Gang and
special guests provides another season of "good ole coun-
try music", 7:30 Tuesdays. FOR THE LADIES "M'Lady" is a weekly feature at 2:30.
Hostess Anna McDonald is seen with her guests on St.
Andrew's Day.
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Minister from Londesboro
Is Thankoffering Speaker
WROXETER—Rev. Maines of
Londesboro was guest speaker
for the U.C.W. Fall Thankof-
feting service on Sunday. Rev.
Ronald Sweeney conducted the
service.
The junior choir sang, "The
Church Bell" in two-part har-
mony. The Intermediate girls
rendered, "Are You in the In-
ner Circle?".
Rev. Maines used "Mrs.
U.C.W." as a symbol to out-
line the work of women in the
church.
A minister gives all his time
to church work and is given a
stipend. The laymen, includ-
Willing Workers
ing the women, and all the or-
ganizations of the church do
much for nothing. Mrs. U.C.
W, bakes, gives clothing for
bales, quilts to raise money, at-
tends committee meetings, pre-
pares topics and helps in pro-
jects for residences.
The church provides homes
for the aged and for orphans,
residences for wayward girls,
and a variety of talent to train
and lead others in foreign coun-
tries. God uses people accord-
ing to their talents and ability
for the expension of His king-
dom.
Mrs. U.C.W. must be ener-
getic and broad minded, She
must hear the voice, "Go ye in-
to the world —". Perhaps a still
small voice within gives her her
reward.
This weekly film feature
will continue to set the pace for
TV-movie fare in the 1966-6'7
season, The fall schedule be*
gan in color on September 9th
with "Elmer Qantry; a re-run
by popular demand, As the sea-
son progresses, an increasing
number of features will be
shown in color. The schedule
is of course, subject to change,
The Friday Night Movie
Schedule is as follows, from
9:00 to 11.00 p.m.:
Sept. 30, "Rains of Ranchi-,
put", (B&W), Lana Turner,
Michael Rennie. Oct. 7, "The
Great Escape". (C), Steve Mc-
Queen, James Garner. Oct. 14,
"A Man Called Peter", (B&W),
Richard Todd, Oct. 21, "Pride
of St. Louis", (B&W), Joanne
Dru, Dan Dailey. Oct. 28,
'David and Bathsheba", (C),
Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward.
Nov. 4, "Daddy Long Legs"
(B&W), Fred Astaire, Leslie
Caron. Nov. 11, "Girl in the
Red Velvet Swing", (C), Ray
Milland, Joan Collins, Nov. 18,
"Lost World", (B&W), Michael
Rennie, Claude Rains. Nov. 25,
"Love is a Bali", (C), Glen
Ford, Hope Lange. Dec. 1,
"The Tall Men", (B&W), Clark
Gable, Jane Russel. Dec. 8,
"Seven Cities of Gold, (B&W),
Anthony Quinn, Richard Egan.
Dec. 15, "Black Widow", (B&
W), Christine Nordon, Robt,
Ayres. Dec. 22, "Love Is A
Many Splendored Thing", (C),
William Holden, Jenniferiones,
Dec. 30, "Follow That Dream",
(C), Elvis Presley, Joanna
Moore,
injured in
Farm Accident
WHITECHURCH—Mrs. Toyn-
bee Lamb of Goderich was ser-
iously injured last week while
helping her husband to put a
load of hay into the barn with
the tractor. She is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London and
the last report had her still on
the serious list.
Mrs. Lamb is the former An-
nie Kennedy whose home was
on the farm now occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams and
family.
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t,
Mrs. Gordon Gibson visited
her daughter, Mrs. Ronald Mac-
Dougall in Willowdale last
week.
Mrs. George Alcock, Lon-
don, is spending a few days
with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Sam Ovington. .
The Ross Tomans visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Bechtel of New
Dundee over the week-end, and
also other friends.
Mr. Kenneth Gibson of Ham-
ilton and his son-in-law, Mr.
Owen Jackson, Stoney Creek,
spent the week-end with the
former's sisters, Misses Elsie and
Marion Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard In-
gram spent last week in London
and with Mr. and Mrs, Eldon
Ingram, Stratford, until Friday
when Miss Sharon Ingram re-
turned home with them until
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham,
St. Marys, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hig-
gins.
Mr, Lloyd Mapletoft and son
Ronald, of Millbrook, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates on
Sunday. Ronald remained with
his grandparents to attend Wing-
ham District High School.
Miss Hazel Sparling spent
from Wednesday to Sunday with
Mrs, Angus Carmichael, Mr.
and Mrs, Jas. Robertson and
family at Goderich.
Miss Linda Gteen, Goderich,
called on Mrs. W., Weir and
Miss Gertrude Bush on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Benson
and Robert and Mrs. Crandall
Benson of Ripley visited Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Ingram on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nix-
on and Howard of Camp Borden
and Mr. Norman Nixon of Tor-
onto spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKerch-
er, Anne and John of James-
town, were Sunday visitors at
the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grain-
ger, Gorrie, visited Miss Marg-
aret Jardine on Sunday.
Friendship Unit
Holds Meeting
WROXETER—The Friendship
Unit of the U,C.W, of the Unit-
ed Church met last Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Stan Lock-
wood.
Mrs. Lockwood opened the
devotional part of the meeting
by reading the 23rd psalm and
a meditation. The theme of
the study book chapter was
"Great things are expected from
God and a great deal demand-
ed of man, in the teaching of
Jesus", read by Mrs. Lockwood,
Mrs. Archie Miller conduct-
ed the business and the meeting
was closed with benediction.
The hostesses, Mrs. Lockwood
and Mrs. Miller, served lunch.
WROXETER—Mrs, Ross San-
derson and Mrs. Rae Louttit ar-
ranged last week's meeting of
the Willing Workers. Hymns
were sung, Scripture read by
Mrs. Sanderson and meditation
led by Mrs. Louttit. Nine
members answered roll call and
Mrs. Sanderson offered prayer.
Engaging the Enemy, and
Royal Proclamation were the
two chapters from the study
book read by Mrs. Louttit.
Members were reminded of
the October bazaar and Mrs.
Sanderson and Mrs. McLean
volunteered to arrange lunch
for the October U.C.W. meet-
ing.
The ladies quilted and sup-
per.was served.
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