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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXI, Issue 8831, 9 October 1942, Page 3

Entertainments ACADEMY THEATRE Direction: George Calder TO-NIGHT i-'i'i “SERGEANT Y ORK ” Gary Cooper, Joan Leslie, Walter Brennan, George Tobias. (Not suitable for General Exhibition). In “Sergeant York” you are going to see a gripping, thrilling, graphically and dramatically breath-taking saga of human courage and daring that is the more amazing because every bit of it is true. News Reel; “Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt,” (Merrie Melody Cartoon). Patrons please note this Picture starts at 8.18 p.m. Only Two Shorts. SATURDAY RIDIN' ON A RAINBOW RIDIN’ ON A RAINBOW GENE AUTRY, MARY LEE, CAROL ADAMS, SMILEY BURNETTE (Recommended for Adults) Your favourite singing star of the saddle in another great musical-action adventure The king of the saddle .. off on a sparkling showboat adventure loaded with new songs, new laughs and new thrills THE BLONDE FROM SINGAPORE LEIF ERIKSON, FLORENCE RICE, GORDON JONES (Recommended for Adults) Out of the shadows of an intri-gue-laden night . . the strange adventure of an R.A.F. daredevil and a Singapore siren!

MINERS’ THEATRE SATURDAY WE GO FAST WE GO FAST ALAN CURTIS, SrfEILA RYAN, LYNN BARI (Universal Exhibition) Cop chases girl—but Cupid catches cop. High speed hilarity with all the elements of excitement News Reel, “A City Within a City” (Panoramic), “Half Shot at Sunrise” (Comedy), “Alaska Tour” (Columbia Tour) Dance ])ANCE ' TO-NIGHT - ST. JOSEPH’S HALL Spot Waltz Tamahere’s Orchestra ADMISSION, 2/- and 1/6 Church Notices fJiHE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ST. JOHN, WAIHI Sunday, October 11 St. John’s, Waihi: 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., Evening Prayers. Waikino: 9.30 Holy Communion. Beach: -2.30 Evensong. Eric L. B. Gribble, Th. L.. Vicar. gALVATION ARMY HALL Sunday, October 11 Morning at 11: “What Is man?”, Rev. T. Speer. Evening at 7: “A Call to Decision,” Major A. Kermode, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Waihi, 11 a.m.: Rev. H. W. Rage. Waikino, 2.30 p.m.: Rev. T. A. Speer. Waihi, 7 p.m.: Subject, “Religious Neutrality—Does It Matter?” Anthem by the choir jyjETHODIST CHURCH Sunday Services Morning at 11: Major Kermode. Evening at 7: Rev. A. H. Ivory. Subject: “Neutrality—Does It Matter?” pAPTIST Church Services. Exchange of Pulpits Sunday: 11 a.m,. Rev. A. H. Ivory; 6.30 p.m., campaign topic, “Neutrality—lndifference.” Final service taken by Mr Alf Margan. Minister, Rev. H. W. Page. fJAMPAIGN FOR CHRISTIAN ORDER There is one great issue before all men. That issue lies between the right we know and the wrong we do. Right can only be ignored at our peril. Yet we follow too often the wrong. One thing this war has proved, viz., the. utter impossibility of remaining neutral. Two forces opposed to each other either attract us in turn or repel us. While man mocks God by saluting evil we shall have war and all its consequences. Over all human life the moral law holds sway because it comes from God. Only by obedience to that law can man be happy. Man strains the moral laws or openly flouts such when he seeks his own will in place of God’s will. Indifference to this moral lav/ and insistence upon one’s own sweet will brings about chaos such as is at present. After war reconstruction will mean a return to moral law and the rule of God, else the woi'ld cannot be saved. What did you do after the war, Daddy? “I lived as God would have me live and I built up a state of peace.