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Wanganui Chronicle, 5 October 1946, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS Direction . Kerridge-Odeon J. C. Williamson Picture Corpn., Ltd. CIVIC THEATRE MARTON TO-DAY TO-DAY Matinee 2 p.m. - Evening 7.45 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents WALTER PIDGEON WALTER PIDGEON GINGER ROGERS GINGER ROGERS LANA TURNER LANA TURNER VAN JOHNSON VAN JOHNSON In the Star-studded, Music .Magical “WEEK-END AT THE WALDORF” “WEEK-END AT THE WALDORF’ A Saturday of Intrigue ... a Sunday of Drama ... a Week-end of Romance! (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Col. Cartoon - News Reserves at Theatre, or ’phone 2853. Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. FULLER’S MAJESTIC THEATRE TAIHAPE. TO-DAY AT 1.45, 5.80, & 8.30 p.m. MONDAY AT 7.45 p.m. Alan Ladd and Loretta Young together again in the stirring screen version of Rachel Field’s great romance ‘AND NOW TO-MORROW’ With Susan Hayward, Barry Sullivan, and Cecil Kelleway. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Also screening: Metro News, “Blue Winners,” a Sportlight, Popey e Cartoon, and Coloured Specialty. BULLS THEATRE SATURDAY, 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. A grand picture that the whole family will enjoy. Gracie Fields, Monty Woolley, and Hoddy McDowall in •‘‘MOLLY AND ME” Gracie sings six songs. You must not miss this. Excellent shorts and Disney Cartoon. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. T ABOUR Week-end and Christmas bookings now full at Dawson Falls Hostel, Mt. Egmont, but interim reservations and January vacancies still available. Get far away from the maddening crowd and rest, laze, tramp or ski at this ideal holiday resort. Particulars available from the managers, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Blake, Dawson Falls Post Office (via Kaponga). _ _ _==— W. ARNOLD & CO. BACK on the job again. Arnold, Kernohan’s Buildings, Guyton S'., 'Phone 3779. \VE Cater for all classes of Electri- ’’ cal Repairs on cars and trucks. COLE Wanganui Agents for “Auto- ° lite" car electrical equipment. Arnold and Co. BATTERIES tested and charged. *■* Ample stocks of new Batt.er'es. all types. Arnold's. pULL range Spares in stocx for all 1 makes of electrical systems. Arnold and Co. pOR Skilled Car Electrical Repairs, 1 see Arnold, Kernohan’s Buildings, Guyton Street. REFRIGERATOR Repairs to all mikes household and commercial. 24-Hour Service. Distributors for McAlpine Refrigeration. Wanganui Refrigeration Service, 16 Avenue.. Phones 5372, After Hours 387 L jyjARTON PRINTING ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS BUILDINGS. BROADWAY :: MARTON. \V AY ’ DISTRICT AEGNT FOR THE “WANGANUI CHRONICLE.” Authorised to receive, order and collect accounts on behalf of the WANGANUI CHRONICLE CO. PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS UNDERTAKEN. The “Chronicle” Is now delivered in Marton at 4 a.m. RAETIHI “POSTAL OFFICAL RETIRES MR. E. S. WORTHINGTON PRESENTATION MADE. (0.C.) Raetihi, Oct. 3. Having completed 40 years' service in the Post and Telegraph Depart- ! ment, Mr. E. S. Worthington, of the staff of the Raetihi Post Office, has retired from the service. Last night he was the guest of honour at a farewell function which was largely attended by all sections of the community. The deputy Mayor, Mr. A. E. Urwin, presided inthe absence of the Mayor, Dr. W. J. Feltham, who is indisposed. In presenting Mr. Worthington with a monetary gift, Mr. Urwin extolled Mr. Worthington’s long association with the Raetihi Post Office which covered a period of 26 consecutive years. He said their guest was a zealous citizen and for the community of Raetihi wished Mr. Worthington and his family a long and happy retirement. Other speakers were Messrs. N. E. Lamont, Postmaster, Raetihi, and D. J. Berry, who spoke for the settlers in lhe Waimarino County. Mr. Worthington, in reply, thanked the speakers for their gift and expressions of goodwill and said he would always retain happy recollections of his stay in Raetihi. After the presentation dancing followed for which music was supplied by Mrs. May Watson and A'lr. Morgan, Ohakune. The M.C. was Mr. J. W. Harris. It is Mr. Worthington's intention *<> reside in Wanganui.