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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-06-13, Page 18Page 10 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June 13, 19f33 "Papa, why is it that den- tists call their offices dental parlors?" "Because they are drawing rooms, rely SOI," it111ii111111 11111 f 11111 1111,111114 II1 BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON TIEIURSDAY and FRIDAY June 13-14 'ROME ADVENTURE' TROY DONAHL'E SUZANNE IPLESHE'1.'1E ANGIE DICKINSON Colour Cartoon SATURDAY and MONDAY June 15-17 "H.M.S. DEFIANT" ALEC GUINNESS DIRK BOGARDE Colour Cartoon TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY June 18-19 'THE MATING GAME' DEBBIE REYNOLDS TONY RANDALL Colour - Scope Cartoon THURSDAY and FRIDAY June 20-21 EDGAR ALLAN POE'S "THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM" VINCIENT PRICE Dolour Cartoon Adult Entertainment 111111111111111iH11I1121111lllill11111111111111n alwafflowest CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON THURS.-FRI. SATURDAY JUNE 13-14-15 "IT'S WONDERFUL TO BE YOUNG" In Technicolor -- starring the nation's newest singing IdoI Young Cliff Richards Pius THE SHADOWS Plus THE CARTOON "ADVENTURES OF THE ROAD RUNNER" Featurette Shows at 7:15-9:15 MON: TUES.-WEDNESDAY JUNE 17-18-19 "TWO WEEKS IN ANOTHER TOWN" in Technicolor " - Starring Kirk Douglas - Edward G. Rob- inson - Cyd Charrise Only in Rome could this story happen — Adult Entertainment Shows at 7;15-9:15 1111111111111d1 1 I a 111r2dli ilni1i2111111 l HARRISTON DR IVEIN THEATRE TiKt'RS. FRI. .TUNE 1344 "THE DELICATE DELINQUENT" Starring Jerry Lewis Plus "3 STOOGES MEET HERCULES" SATURDAY ONLY .TUNE 15 "SAMAR" (Color), stars Geo. Montgomery Action in the Philippines 'VERY IMPORTANT PERSON' Stars James Robertson Justin' in this comedy hit SUNDAY LATE SHOW --11 p.m. "JAILBREAKERS" flus -- "HIGH SCHOOL HELL CATS" MON"..TUES.-V1"ED F:SDAY JUNE 17-18-19 "THE WORLD OF SUSIE WONG" in Technicolor starring William holden - Nanny Kwan Michael Wilding Adult Entertainment flus %VALT DISNEY'S "THE EYES OF OUTER SPACE" II !hdi! 1112114 i'✓1a lit)1,* IV I'iR'ilts iWRQXETER Mr, and Mrs, Selah 13xecken- ridge, Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs Arnold Noble, Wayne and Paul of Kitchener, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fraser Haugh. BACKAcHE When kidneys tail to remove moues acids and wastes, backache -.tired feeling, - disturbed rest often may follow. Dodd'a Kidney Pills stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel better, aloop better, Work better. 80 W. R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Now a whole now golden world of SIGHT and SOUND See our HEARING -AID GLASSES, lightest in weight. DIAL 357-1361 FOR APPOINTMENT 1Cft)ottit I11M11111111r111111111111III111IN11IN®IIIdIN11lll1 HANOVER Drive-in THEATRE THUR,-FR•I. JUNE 13-14 "GIGOT" Jackie Gleason "SWINGING ALONG" Technicolor _ CinemaScope CARTOON SAT. -MON, JUNE 15-17 "NOTORIOUS LANDLADY" Kim Novak - Jack Lemon "THE LAWLESS STREET" Marshal Noonon CARTOON TUES: WED. JUNE 18-19 "SATAN NEVER SLEEPS" William Holden - Clifton Webb Technicolor _ CinemaScope Adult Entertainment Two priests and a girl against China's communists. CARTOON 111114111111I1i1111181111411414112111121111811115I1! LISTOWEL DRIVE-IN WED.-THUR.-FRI. June 12-13-14 BOB HOPE, LANA TURNER, JIM HUTTON, PAULA PREN- TISS in "BACHELOR IN PARADISE" Adult Entertainment Color Plus ROD STEIGER in the most daring robbery ever plan- ned by a woman "WORLD iN MY POCKET" SAT.-MON.,TUES. June 15-17-18 DEBBIE REYNOLDS in her very latest picture "-a harum, scarum farce comedy "MY SIX LOVES" Color (Her & loves ranged from 5 to 12 years old) Second Feature -- ROBERT :MITCHLM in "THUNDER ROAD" An action packed western drama Extra! Extra! Extra! LATE SHOW EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT TILL LABOUR DAY Gates open 11:00 p.m. SUNDAY .TUNA: 16 "THE MUMMY" Color Adult Entertainment Plus— "CURSE OF THE UNDEAD" WED.-THUR.-PRI. June 19-20-21 Rosalind Russe l - Natalie Wood Kari Malden in "GYPSY" Color Adult Entertainment Gypsy The girl who became the greatest show in Show Business Plus The startling facts about the female eriminal in prison "HOUSE OF WOMEN" Adult Entertainment Housewife Needs1 Mary's Heart, Martha's Hands BLUEVALE--United Church Women met in the school room of the church on Thursday after noon, Unit One being in charge with Mrs. Carl Johnston, vice president of U, C. W. presiding and conducting devotions. Mrs. Charles Campbell in- troduced the study program and Mrs. Graham Campbell gave the topic "The Christian as a Homemaker", showing that the homemaker should be a com- bination of Mary and Martha, with Mary's heart and Martha's hands. Prayers were given by Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Stewart Me Lennan. Mrs. Sparling Johnston gave the first chapter of the study book, "On Asia's Rim". The sad condition of 38 million souls in East Asia was described, 15 million being refugees. The church should feel responsibilit) for the care of these people, needs are very urgent. One nation is not more important than another, in God's eyes. The resignation of Mrs. Alex McCrackin as treasurer was re- ceived with regret. Mrs, W.J. Peacock, supply secretary, re- ported the sending of a bale for overseas relief. A second one will be sent soon. Mrs, Bert Garniss was appointed a dele- gate to the School for Leaders at Alma College in August. Plans were made for a church supper toward the end of June. Gorrie UCW Are Guests WROXETER--The June meet- ing eeting of the Wroxeter U. C. W. was held last Wednesday eve- ning in the Sunday school room of the church with a good at- tendance. The ladies of Gorrie U.C. W. were guests for the evening. All units participated in the meeting, which was opened with welcoming words to all and especially the Gorrie ladies, by the president, Mrs, Stanley Gallaher, A hymn, was sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated in uni- son. The secretary's report was read by Mrs. Archie Miller and the treasurer's report given by Mrs, Wm. Wright. The busi- ness was taken up and a thank - you note from Miss Laura Col- lar, who had been the special speaker for the Spring Thank- offering, was read, At this time the film "The Gift", was shown, with Mrs. Ken Edgar operating the pro- jector. This filen, under the sponsorship of the United Church of Canada, depicted the "Mis- sion of The Church" and " The Growth of the Church". It pro- claimed the glory of God toall the world and the task of the Christian Church. The Scripture and the ntedi- TOM HAYS, OF OAKViLLE, is pictured at the barbecue ovens which he set up in the town park on Friday for the monster beef barbecue, sponsored by the local Legion. Nearly 1,600 pounds of meat were cooked during the day and enjoyed by a big crowd, starting at five in the afternoon.—A-T Photo. Soecicl Music on Suncay For Anniversary at <nox BLUEVALE--Anniversary ser- vices were held in Knox Presby• terian Church, morning and evening on June 9th. Rev. S. J. Stewart, of Moles worth, was the guest speaker. At the morning service he based his sermon on the story of blind Bartimeus whose per- sistent seeking resulted in his finding Christ and the joy of having his sight restored. So we shall find if we seek. The theme for the evening service was how Saul did not make the best of his opportuni- ties. Fle was tall and hand- some, modest and humble, with a great gift of personality, but prosperity destroyed his pur• pose. It is not the possession of good things that molds a char- acter, but how we retain them. When an unhappy experience comes we turn from God as did Saul. Our pioneer people built this church to the glory of God, We should treasure it, asking God for guidance, then the church will go forward in Christianity. The singing, led by the sen- ior choir with assistance from some junior members, was un- der the direction of the organ- ist, Mrs, Nora Moffatt. At the moming service a quartette • frorn London, Mel Capener, Ross Dilling, George Moffatt and Bill Robinson sang, "The Ninety and Nine" and an adap- tation of "The Lord Is My Shep herd." Two members sang the duet, "Softly and Tenderly Je• sus is Calling". At the eve- ning service Miss Mary Har- mon, Mrs. Bill Robertson and Ross Gray sang "To -morrow" and the choir sang, "The Lord Is My Shepherd." Turnberry Twp. Council Meets The regular meeting of Tura berry Township Council was held in the Bluevale Communi- ty Hall on Saturday evening. All members were present and Reeve A. D. Smith presided. Minutes were read and adop- ted on motion by Edward Walk- er and David Eadie, Communi- cations were received from Dept. of Public Welfare, Dept, of Highways Minister Chas. MacNaughton and John G. Berry of Goderich. Walker and Mulvey moved that the assessment of Turn - berry Township, now in the Culross School Area, be re- Ieased to Culross Township if and when a new school is built. tation on it, "Stewardship and Recruiting", as it has to do with Christian witnessing, was read by Mrs. Jaci< CIarke. Mrs. Cecil Yeoman read a poem, "The First Altar", The president asked for the reaction of those attending to the film that had been shown, and Mrs, Yeoman read a second poem, "How low Do I Know?" Mrs, Ron- ald McMichael favored with a violin solo, "Bless This house" with Mrs, Ed. Martin, church organist, accompanying her at the piano. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Fred Taylor, A dainty lunch was served by those in charge and a social hour enjoyed, Mrs. A. Stephens tendered a vote of thanks on behalf of the Gorrie ladies, and it was fe It this sort of joint meeting should he en- joyed more often. A by-law was read a first, second and third time, finally passed, signed by the reeve and clerk and the corporation seal attached. GENERAL ACCOUNTS Mrs, Jean McKay, nursing home care, $252.'75; Callander Nursing Home, care, $84.25; relief, $92,00; Norman Keat- ing, lights otl stone gate posts, $7.65; John V. Fischer, part salary $45.00, welfare adminis- tration, $6.50, $51.50; Enge- Iand Produce, spraying cattle, $898.00; W. 8, Cruikshank, unemployment insurance, $8.- 16; Receiver General, unem- ployment insurance, $8.16, ROAD ACCOUNTS George Lambert, $37.00; James Wright, $65,00; Flem- ing Johnston, $103.50; George Gallaway, $31!).32; William Mundell, $166.67; Durham Stone and Paving Ltd., cold mix, $23.10; Geo. W. Cro- thcrs Ltd. , bulldozer repairs, $46,60; Listowel Transport, transport charges, 82.50; Ideal Supply, truck repairs, $14.32; Ernie Merkley, diesel oil and gas, 8300,29; Canada Culvert Co. Ltd. , signs, $84,06; Ever - et Cathers, rent of truck and loaders, $1,000.00; I luron County Road Supt. Assoc. , membership fee, $10.00. . The meeting adjourned to Meet Ott July lith at 8 p.m. John V, Fischer, clerk; A. D. Smith, reeve. The trouble with life, you're halfway through hefore you realize it's oile of those do-it- yourself deals. 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