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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXI, Issue 8833, 16 October 1942, Page 3

| Entertainments ACADEMY THEATRE Direction: George Calder • TO-NIGHT SHE KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS FRANCHOT TONE; JOAN BENNETT, JOHN HUBBARD (Recommended for Adults) Meet a pair of gay romancers, giving you without question the hilarious love and laugh frolic of the year! He traded in stocks and blondes .. . but along came this brunette to give him “Ticker” trouble News Reel, “Western Wonderland” (Travel), “Timid Pup” (Coloured Rhapsody), “One Day Stand” (Variety), International Forum No. 2. Friday, episode 3,' “Riders of Death Valley (Serial) SATURDAY FORCED LANDING FORCED LANDING RICHARD ARLEN, EVA GABOR, J. CARROL NAISH, NILS ASTHER (Universal Certificate) Air thrills, land thrills .... sudden as a burst from a ma-chine-gun ! Crashing, smashing thrills . . . fighting the Fifth Column of the air BAD MEN OF MISSOURI BAD MEN OF MISSOURI DENNIS MORGAN, JANE WYMAN, WAYNE MORRIS, ARTHUR KENNEDY . ; (Universal Exhibition) Again the thrills that make “Dodge City” great! Blazing bullets write this epic of three good bad-men who loved to laugh but who were' driven to seek vengeance!

DANCE TO-NIGHT ST. JOSEPH’S HALL, TAMIHERE’S ORCHESTRA Spot Waltz. Admision: 2/- and 1/6 Stock Sales THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. WAIHI STOCK S ALE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 100 HEAD CATTLE 10 Fat Cows. 20 Forward-conditioned Cows. 30 Boner Cows. 20 Springing Heifers. 10 Springing Cows. 100 FAT PIGS 50 Store and Weaner Pigs. Entries Solicited. Church Notices fjUIE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ST. JOHN, WAIHI Sunday, October 18 St. John’s, Wailii: S a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., Evening Prayers. Waikino: 2.30, Evensong. Beach: 9.30: Holy Communion. Eric L. B. Gribble. Th. L.. Vicar. gAPTIST Church Services: 11 a.m., “Faith, not Wishful Thinking”; 6.30 p.m., “Faith. What Is it?” Preacher, Rev. H. W. Page. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Waihi: 11 a.m., Youth Day. Parade of Cadets and Girls’ Life Brigade. Waikino: 2.30 p.m., Flower Service. Waihi: 7 p.m., “Faith—The Difference It Makes.” Anthem by the choir jyjETIIODIST CHURCH Sunday, October 18 11 a.m.: “A Prayer for Others.” 7 p.m.: “The Difference That Faith Makes.” Rev. A. H. Ivory

CAMPAIGN FOR CHRISTIAN ORDER It is what a man really believes (not what he says he believes) that governs his actions and rules his life. What, then do YOU believe? Do you believe with all your heart that our .relations with each other as individuals and as nations should be based on what Jesus Christ revealed—that God is our father and we are all brothers? Do you believe that we find the meaning of life in serving one another? Do you believe that our present Social Order must be judged by these standards a dismal failure, and must be changed out of knowledge? These are the convictions of the Campaign for Christian Order. The evil philosophies in the world can only be conquered by a greater Faith. _ A conquering Faith will only come from worship; dedication and hard thinking. The fellowship of the churches offers you these things. Next Sunday, hundreds of churches throughout' New Zealand begin a course of addresses on the vital question of our day. Many of them have discussion groups working out the implications of the recent broadcasts or studying the Campaign booklets. The church is on tlio move. Will you come in with us? Will you be in church on Sunday?