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Adult 'Admission; $1.25 Per Night
SATURDAY (September 7) AAA'1`INEE
'BEAUTY and t EEAMT"
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1n Technicolor'
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104dacd at
Wroxter
S*oxeter United : Chu as was
the scebe Wednesday eveningof
last week of a tw'o.congregstton
ceremony marking the induct of the Rev, Gage W. Sach
!minister,. Mx, Sach will' serve
both .Wroxeter and Gerrie charge
$acb is a fixative of Eng.
land, Ne'Was ordained in .19S3
and served as a missionary ,in.
Northern India lie has "had
charges in Labrador and tuna-
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Ho came to Canada in
18,
Prior to accepting the call to
his new post Mr. gach served in
LUCID for eight years, in" Nova
Scotia for six years and Davie
for feur years. •
Mr,.
and Mrs. Sach's daugh-
ter. Margaret is a child welfare
`worker i4 Toronto,
Following an• organ prelude'
by Mrs, EdwardMartin, Brussel*,.
who also directed the choir, a
Statement of Call to Reverend
Sack; WAS read by Rev. J. war
Hi&, retired, of Gorrie. The
Rev., Wray O. Mather, Blyth,
gave the Scripture lesson fol-
. lowed by a pastoral prayer and
the Lord's Prayer by the Revt.
Dr.. A. J. Mowatt of Clinton.
A short sermon was given by Mr.
Mather,
Mrs. James Alcorn of Wrox-
'eter sang " Be Still My Soul".
Induction proceedings .before
the, large congregation were
under the direction of Dr. • Mo-
watt.
As his first official act fol-
lowing acceptance of: the call,
Mr..Sach concluded the impress-
ive service by offering benedic-
tion to they congregation'.
A social hour was held in the
church hall with the United
Church Women of Wroxeter and '
Gorrie acting as hostesses.
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, IINo WAY TO TREAT A •,LADY"
Rel W Lee 1•044 Giarof. solo
1 Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sept. 12-13.14
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long of Western. This is "MND. l" --
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DOR 'MINNOW .", 'Parlavlsion &Color, by Deluxe
SATURDAY (Septemer14) MATINEE
Patty Duke as "BILLIE"'
Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday - Sept. 16 17-18 , 1
"ANZIO"
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(Adult Entertainment)
Thursday, >Fridoy, `Saturday --- Sept. 19-20-21
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Sept. 23-2445
Gut id one hand .. , Woman in the other! when
'George Pepi lard is "P.J."
4Aduit Entertainment) in Technicolor
i"urdey,,' Friday, Saturday -- Sept. 26427-28
a „ ta=Secret War of HARRY. FRIGG"'
. • „Atik Universe) Picture in 'Technicolor — Starring PAUL NEWMAN
SATURDAY (September' 28)! MATINEE,
Rud ABBOTT and. tou COSTELLO in
"DANCE WITH ME, HENRY!"
It's A Crazy. Mixed-up Comedy Carnival!
W" toh For These Corning Attractions:
"THE ODD COUPLE" "THE GREEN BERETS"
,1 'PRUDENCE and :the(Restricted) (Adult Entertainment)
"THE GRADUATE" (Restricted)
"THE- DETECTIVE" (Restricted) ° "PRAY FOR ROSEMARY'S BABY"
I•'WITi . SIX YOU GET :IGGROLL" (Restricted)
We Play First -Run Movies in Air -Conditioned Theatre.
'mess Shows '' From The Beginning ..:Por Times „Call 524.71111
CLIP OUT PROGRAM AND KEEP AS REFERENCE
%MAT'S NEW .lam
MOTHERS APO Win?
"Or those wet baby 4 O tithes
that always, seem to pile up.
around the house, at least one
manufacturear has made.a' haat
portable dryer. Weighing only
Ti pounds, Ns but holding up to
eight pounds, of clothing .,R .1t
can: be moved easily on casters
duty wit Aw
rime this illympose
operates on regular 1$ Molt
household current a '
AO a
minimal as l of electr iaty
it can be stored �
an •osb "�
the -way spot or hung, on *wall
to the bathroom or kitchen' by i
special :bracket.
INFANTS Ali0 C 1*DREN'
WEAR 7Q SIZE "
"COME IN AND LOOK MOW
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SOME ARE HAPPY, a. couple' placid and •
one seemingly downright angry, at the end,
of the .first clay for the ,above pupils of
Grades V and VI', Snored :Heart School,'
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At a boarding house a guest
was,•sawing away at the sinewy
kneejoint of a roast chicken,
leg. At last, waving an a r m
toward a bottle of sauce on the'
table, near the landlady's e1=
bow, he said: "Passpthe 1ini�
ment, please, Mrs. MacTuttles,
This seagull has rheumatism.
These human facial expressionsrrare por-
trayed by Patricia Willie, ,toe White, Janina
Ma j ka, Perry VanDongen, Richie :f oxton
and Andrea King.----A,T =Photo
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apt. and Mrs.A. Ferris
busy with new H.L. project
The Victorian Harbourlight.
er, published by the Harbour
Light Corps, • Salvation Army at . .
516 Yates Street, Victoria, B.C.,
has come to our attention. It• is
of special interest since the
commanding :officers are
'A/Capt. and Mrs. Albert Ferris
who were in charge of the Wing-
ham Corps until June of 1 a s t .
year. At that time they were
sent to Miracle Valley, near
Miseioh.' B.C.. Last January
they were transferred to Victor-
ia.
The volume of service dur-
ing 'the first six Months of this
year indicates, the extent of the
work being done by the corps
with alcoholics. The figures
are as follows; o
'Meetings and classes .521, at{
tendance at •meetings 7, 501, at
tendance at classes 3, 686, free
meals 2, 014, soup line 3; 068,
•
low cost meals 8,003, persons
issued clothing 29, total cost
of welfare given $8,882.65,
"clays of employment found 1, 201,
other aids 424, medic at i o n
given 670, number of admit-
tances -63, average stay in days
43.
Facilities are being expand-
;ed.
xpand-ed, A new recreation room' is
'nearing completion and when
furnished willhave a billiard
Mable, dart and shuffle boards,
etc., which will be a valuable,
;asset to the -recreational phase
'of the overall therapeutic pro-
1gram. • .
Above the recreation.room
will be a TV rooth, staff •sleep'
ung quarters and a special two
'bed ward for the treatment of
newcomers who requireextra
attention.
Financing is a major prob.-
lem, Harbour Light does not
receive grants from governmen-
tal authority at any level. For
the past ten years the corps in
Victoria has struggled through,
barely keeping its head above'
water. This new addition is
"an adventure•°in faith", :.
The publication states, ." As
of the moment; .we don't quite
know how we, are going to meet
the cost of the required furn-
ishings and equipment, but we
do know that God will not a
abandon us in‘what has proven
to be a i4orthy field of work.
If you should happen to have a
T V set making a. bulge .in your
pocketbook, : or a set of drapes
or au easy chair cluttering up
your purse, please do think,of
us at Harbour Light and 'au r
many needs here." j
veill'be in
Wingham Town Hal'
hursday,5 September .
1, 00` p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNIT
and
EMPLOYMENT AND MANPO
°RETRAINiNG INFOR A IO
AVAILABLE.,
Department of Manpower arid lmmigratkin.`,
125 `Argyle Avant*. Notrlh
.i.1Si�'O R. r •
111th, ONTARIO
0 •
JUICE
HAM, BACON OR SAUSAGES
2 EGGS
HOME FRIES
TOAST AND JAM
BEVERAGE
'HOT
BEEF, PORK OR
HAMBURGER SANDWICH
BEVERAGE
SOUP
ROAST TURKEY
POTATOES VEGETABLE
BEVERAGE
Tasty, hatnscookod food, served in a pleasant and restful•to.the•
eye atmosphere In tit* now dining room is the aim of the Queens
Hotel. •
Service -plus by smiting, friendly waitresses and culinary know.
how in th. kitchen will be the Queens Hotel trademark. Individual
diners, family gatherings, reunions, club groups, weddings and other
social functions are invited to sample the finest table fare in Wing•
ham.
ri .you are looking for air place with a difference Us dine for a
night out or to entertain In a select atmosiihara ... you can count
fl on the Queens Hotel.
And don't forget breakfast, lunch and the .coffee breaks. The
Queens Hotel breakfast room is ideally suited and located for quick,
early -morning service backed by a tasty and varied menu. For the
.coffee break, w.il . . . just come in with your friends, most Art and
Barbara Malyk .. , then sit back and enjoy the best coffee In town!
Whether it's early breakfast, midmorning or afternoon coffee,
lunch or the best home cooked, full -course meal in town ... your
choice must be the Queens Hotel.
And remembsrl The prices°ere just right to fit the pocketbook.