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OftQNO WEEKLY TIMES THURSDAY, JULV 1th~, 1961 - ne Judea. Be f lu RrC ni n~g To Thw ip ntersls epeo ~ ~ UKari Tunberg shaped his soaring t lscreenplay (three hours and 37 minutes running time, plus an in- Roya l July 20 th termIfssion) from the nov\el by Cen. wiýtt Charlton Heston, Jack Hw roprat L boxoffice for' long tense dramatic effect. kis aaHrre, tpeeodyas The pomp, pageantry and The spectaýcle lemrents af the, pic- Imnagination - Staggerinq pcalesepn dimension expected of -thetreaevraein.e tisa ~tb~at vwiII soar to Boxoffice Heights. on-awi e- Huae out.i gcr a e di a te fim that B rIIliant conceived anld stunningly Ifully f uifilled. - h ~rcesdvlpadgo eeue.A trul>' Great Motion T'le pitu v as produced by te I n Fttir, A<hievenient. t lafe San 7imhaist a uri hel p avnetesoy Thr snu daîulbtabout îit! MCM herehas reaundng it th at will white Washin-1g STABLES ilr- ( PUMPING OUT SEPTIC TANKSe- Bert Tounpkiàs Phoe ewtonville 4721 OYOU CANBEI n CAREER TRAININGo AT ANY lIM-E 1The Oshawa Buýsin)ess College ~ sopen ail year and aur f methad a individual Ô intrucionperiTit.s yau to 8 Day-choolCosesrm LOCAL NEWS- Mr. and Mrs. J*ack Bail and son Jolln of Ay1lner and Miss Audrey Biilllngs, Oshawa spent the week- endi wvýth Mirs. N. Porter. Rev. adMr.Johr itcenand Olaf Of Niagara Falls were guiests of Mr-. and Mrs. O. 'W. Rolph last week an their wa.y ta their summier cotgtage. dete cs o $5O0,OO.Yar o erformiances by Hetonr and M4r. and Mrs. Carl Billings pent prprainand shiootin-g wetinto1. 1 yd ar tikin CdOhers in tire en- t"Pe eekend with tMr. and Mrs. the making and tMihe evidence of the à us and topncbi cast are Jack Roy Bird at Cananoque. efor ndepedtu0is vi\vldlv on1 Hawkinis, admirýaiof the Roný the screen. It was protographed in viueon xwhoseshpHto strug Srav vsitars tvith M\rs. Ieber Italy and other l)cale.s in vvîch igues as an onsman; R-aya Haaee ocL1h wo're Mir. and Mrs. R. P. the stary is set in MCM 1Camlera 6C aslv girl ta whom Beni-Hur giveus Rcay omni and Mr. andi an ecocoo.The job 0f diect feediomn jid fails ia love. Israeli Mr11s. Ortie Conlini, Harmony. ing was a speucuar one andborn Miss Harareet has a face ai Wjllj:imVWler (lone it in a way seen bauty. Mlartha làt ad Mr.E Porter of Sherbrooke, thtenriches the screen. Charlton %atiy v 'Onnel play the mother C'iwm is visiting ber father, Mr. Hestn pays en-ur, he uggely ndI sister aOfHeston, respectively', Wm., Davey and bier sister, M&E hanidsame e waad Stelihen Boyd woincurl, 1,f, cy in prison fn in,1 Found, r. Founjd and Mary pýOrtray7 js Mssala, a tlegion com-alyar crd y iracle follow-, mander sent fromRame ta tiglate ________sentJ'ro-fi_______Io ____ tngtU Cuifxin.Iugh Griffithi Mrs . H.Brantan and 1three child- is seen- as a lu-ýsty Shieif who pro-' ren 0f Wndo are v'isiting \with vails upon Heston -ta ride gantjrs Os. Cowan. unbisyl-time adwmersay Byd inthe, Mirs.Elizabeth Smith passedl ï climaticchariot race; anid Saià 0a a ensdyruy 2; h [VJale enacts a wise pat riarc. Funeral will be from the Thle chariot race sequence is one cut nSith 1Faneirai Ohape ai ndecriabl ecitment A.-Bowm-i-anv\ille, on Friday afternoon dî! ew AMrtonstaged and directed itja130 m-1akinfg an id tani con4uibul- j\Mr. and Mjýrs. m Crm1 ei te mernary down h years Rev. and Mrs. John Kitehen and Scr es tir tum ju(uusiy on the Oa tterctaena ply scren ith1 the effect heightenied Pranksters early Thersday mara- by te rsoudin muse o Milasing set fire ta an auto tire on the 7 os.Tebtl tsai he Main street in the business sec-tioni. Heston1 escapesan rescues H-aw- Thé p visode IKns exercised ayoundi kin; he on seepofpardi'g2:30 and flami-es shot some, fifteeni ~iries an may, anyothrs utfeet in Ilieair. Thebae and prin, the prductio -ta loty, visual ter, stîll on duty, extiguid te I.-'fre with anî extinguishier. E-VENING CLASSES n n t oTUESDAY and THURSOAY 6i wvn oin 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Choice of Subjects 6 *N USWR Scl Classes for MOENULWAS F{ouswive . ShftwoksrsY"'r Choo, f C m aoT- o,, In, 13 eenAgeTypists g RguaS.P.r, VerYGof oh.t,15 i.,'o kon $ 0 FREE LITERATURE , With FREE _McCal's 13 AVAl LABLEPatr Dial RA. 5-3375 <ORO NOamac jRNONTARIO PHONE 168JI JnedCountiels Were Ithe fardest bW.Fr- si teCsitn Os- Hlall On Mondayac and Vernlonville districts were i 'rePortling IheaVY lasses and mare daag' diser being iiled Local telephanole cmatsand Thou)isinds o( icnikesscattered syd(ro commli-issionis repart littie or for sheulten Sunday atronwben n aaet their lines. a feakstam bew p soweing The hll camle willb two severe dow bil-toesthesie f T1 mnris tr aves. AI! alang Hgha 2, The cenitre( of thle starm app 1ýIear'e(las of Cobourg, mo-c)torýists were ta f ormj abouit týhe Castleton and for'Ced ta pull aven ta the sdje ofi saca aea and worke2d- its w4ytbhýIighiway Which bcmeslippery eastward- The Grafton-Briýitofl'atud very dangerous in places. N ar'ea wsrpretaavbenhtcidesWre reparted, bu[th-,er bard. Wer'e a fe cases wbhere cars slud of1f the greasy pavement. 'FI-e tc- co Cýcp Vh ouot t)- Mrs. allace Hierron,' RR 3, Col- borne, said the sto-m left so malyl _______________________ Ilbail stones in its wvake that tbey -could be shav\eled from the gon an-d eveni the next morning in s'ore sheltered ireas stanes couIld stîli bei ~s~'. rseen, Cucuberwere pounded it the ,graund and »tomaLo cr'ops Wene I~~IWI~ U4~. uin'ed, shie said. InWesleyville, it was reported -. that the stormi did not cause mucb damn-age ta the tomato crops oi, ta U/ER 1DRESSES igardlens. aýiry eand Saturclay Armstrong' sF~ M a OronIoItermediate.s (Continued fram page 1) four wvalks, ane hit and two f ield- er's chaice plays. Dean West reg- istered the one hit of this grouping. Tost score were Dean West, Donnie Lycett, Don Mercer, Chas. Ar'mstrong, Fric Carleton and John Shetier. The other Orono count was in the sixth whien Raye West start'ed out on the bases witlt*-a walk, then collectig a stolen base ta second and finally scoring on Dan Mecrssingle. Eric Carleton not only came forth with a great pitching gane, but alsa registered two hits in thre,, trips ta tibe plate. The Orono club are again hitting a ï fine, pace in the league and m-any, are awaiing the ioopeIning 0f theý playdownvi series when Orona 15i hopeful af a champfionreod UNITED ÜCNU4RGH Orono Pastoral Charge .M1in iste r suNDAYf JUILY l6ti CýHURCH SERVICES klrby.... ........ 9:45a.n Orolo ................. il a.m. Leskard . ... ........... 2 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL Kirby------------- ........Il a.m. Leskard ý.......... 1:30 pin. CANADA S ONLY Mcdrllion Gold Bond Siding SMOOTH SIDING! will moke your home th* . o ae nbt p Plicotion and mainfen-. once with Medallion Most beautiful on your block GodBnSingwn Ond t wMinceuseifs you put mis on the job. nd i wiI inceaseift Estimate and fuilide- valu to. 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