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{closed, in addition to Sunday. The MOVED TO TORONTO 1 {new store hours were announced in| LINDSAY -- Miss Grace Mee-| {the store's advertising and other han, whe sustained a head con-| media. Public reaction was im-|cussion, in an accident at Port mediately favorable to the new |Perry this week, has been moved policy, says Eckman, who adds|to St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, that many customers voluntarily |Her sister, Alice, is still a patient Jocal hospitdl suffering new patient once said Hebron is so ta hom werner oe press Customers Like Closed Mondays it." Anyway I took an option on the! Martin and Eckman men's wear ¥0 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, August 31, 1956 Bible Reading, Farm Work place, asked the public for money, got $7,000 in a few days, paid $5,000 down and used the rest for Cures Alcoholics At Colony By OLIVE ANN BURNS MILLS, N.C. -- (AP)-- A distinguished surgeon arrived one afternoon at Hebron colony in the Blue Ridge mountains to take the "Bible cure' for alcoholism. "I've never been religious," he said bluntly to the Rev. E. A. Dil- lard, . superintendent. . "But I'm a desperate man. I'm going to co- operate if it kills me." The next morning the surgeon found himself at a prayer meet- ing. He told Dr. Dillard later: "I knew I didn't have to pray out loud. But I'd promised to co-oper- ate. The only prayer I could re- member was 'Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep', and I knew that would break up the meeting be- cause we'd just had breakfast." What the surgeon blurted out when his turn came was the grace his mother used to say: "'Lord, make us thankful for these and all other blessings. In Jesus' name, amen." Izearning to pray is part of the cure here at Hebron, a Christian home for. men alcoholics; and at Grace home for women alcoholics. first epistle of John. '1 emphasize believing. 1 ask patients to note particularly what the scripture says Christ did for those who believed. 'If you believe in Christ, these blessings are yours', I remind them. 'Think of yourself as a child of God. Believe that he loves you, that Christ has alone', "We had a county judge as a patient once. A brilliant attorney. He came to me after a week here and asked when I was going to ram religion down his throat. 1 said I wasn't. "I don't argue religion with any- body. Certainly not with a lawyer. 1 just teach religion. But the spirit of the group here is a powerful therapy. No pressure is put on anybody, yet most of the patients change very quickly. There is no tapering off whisky, by the way. We don't have a drop on the place." NO RELIGIOUS ARGUMENTS "When you get to Hebron, you | Just don't want whisky any more," | said James Blackwell, a tall, white redeemed you, that you are not' food and furniture. My wife and I and five alcoholics came here and set up housekeeping." Today 25 men patients live at Hebron colony, and Grace home can accommodate 16 women. LANDMARK REMOVED Presbyterian pastor in Charlotte for 19 years," he said. "I'd tried to help some alcoholics in my ghurch -- every church as en But they needed more time than a -- busy pastor can give. I thought Ho OURE i igo Tl we had a home where they could|;n the east pier has been demol- live awhile in a Christian atmos- ished" The department of trans. phere, the cumulative effect might | ort will build a two - car garage straighten them out. My wife and|for Gerald Harris who looks after I found this property in 1947. A'the foghorn. RADIO LOG store, a medium sized operation located in the largest suburban trading area in Seattle, like many stores stayed open six days a week, but the regular staff only worked five. This necessitated additional part-time help, which, naturally did not equal the effec- tiveness of the regular staff, says Ray Eckman in Men's Wear. After a year of thought and study --regular customers were asked how they felt about it -- it was decided to close the store one day during the week. Since Thursdays (including evening hours) and Sat- urdays accounted for 50 per cent of the week's volume, Monday was chosen as the day to remain FRIDAY EVENING 6.00 P.M WGR-E. P. Morgan 7.50 £.M. CFRB-Lowell Thomas CKLB-News Opinions 9.15 Sports CKEY-Baseball Furniture Sale Po! IBL-News: Sports CFRY-Gordon MacRae WGR-News, Sports WBEN-News; Weather 6.15 P.M. CFRB-Passing Parade CFLB-Sports CBL-Mayfair Melodies WBEN-Sports WGR-Heartbeats 6.30 P. CKLB-Passport to Day dreams CBL-Footloose™ r 7.45 P.M. WBEN-Ed. 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They're nearly neer, Tom Chewning of Savan- CBL- ne; Music | WBEN--Mike Mearian | WGR-Music | 7.00 P.M. | CKLB-Bowling Round | Town CBL-Music "FRB-Weekend 3,500 feet up on a mountain top, nah, Ga., who started drinking in -g with huge blue sky and white high school. clouds overhead, green valleys| "I've been in all kinds of hos- below and gigantic blue mountains |pjtals," he said, "but I never felt bulging toward eternity all around. |any confidence before that I'd Rugged, prehistoric Grandfather quit. I'd take a month's rest cure mountain towers in the distance.|thinking 'Aw, I can still control When the mocking birds quiet|whisky.' Then I'd go home drunk down the silence gets so loud a Now for the first time I don't want man can hear his soul. |to drink. I've worked all over the "At least 50 per cent of our|world as.an engineer, but I've de graduates stay sober and that's a cided to become a schoolteacher very high average in alcoholic | "The useful work we do at this circles," said Dr. Dillard. "Theiplace is as therapeutic as the reli secret is thaf the patients change gion. When you just sit around in their thinking here. 1 don't encour-(a hospital for a month, doing age talk Shou fheis binges aud we leathercrat Jr Haine checkers, it on w on the $ - (gets you. I' ad enough of that coholism. I teach the patients not|[ got talked into coming here by to major in staying sober. Instead, |a friend of mine who's been sober they major in building a new life. since he was at Hebron in 1948." | I'm not here to give good advice.| Tom was holding a fence post They've all had plenty of that. I'm while he talked. He and a textile about | worker, Cecil Chapman, were' sink- {ing posts on the Hebron farm. Two GOSPEL OF JOHN FIRST |or three hills away, in a string Treatment starts on the day a bean field, seven ex-alcoholics patient arrives. For medicinal pur- | were laughing and talking and hoe- poses Dr. Dillard prescribes 32|ing. Dr. Dillard runs a truck farm Bible verses, printed on a card. He land a grazing farm, which he asks the patient to memorize a never expected to do when he de- verse a day and recite it at the cided to be a preacher a long time here to give good news what God can do for a man.' 7.00 AM. CBL-News: Music KLB-News: Koffee Kcroer WBEN- News; | clock CIBC Toast and Jam- boree CFRB-News; Wally Crouter Show WGR-News; Musical Clock CKEY-News: clock 5.00 AM. CBL-News; Sports 8.15 AM, CBL-Devotions; Musie Musical Musical 12.00 NOON CKLB-News; Melodies WGR-News Reports WBEN-News; Weather CFRB-Ranch Party CB WS. ews; Carousel 12.15 P.M, CBL-Faim Club | WGR-Labor Report CKEY SATURDAY AFTERNOON WBEN-Eddie Arnold... 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Many stores are pinning their hopes on increased use of credit plans, because as re- tailers point out, there is a great deal more buying at the time of actual need rather than a building up of savings in anticipation of major purchases. Another ap- proach to bolstering unit sales will be in the emphasis on product ob- solescence, For example, stores are being advised to sell lighting rather than lamps. Experts in the ] CKLB-Spike Jones, Teen | | : | Success Gained | field contend that even the best equipped houses are pitifully un- dermanned when it comes to proper lighting. The social aspects] of home furnishings is also being considered by many merchants in| planning their fall and winter pro- motions. "Pride in the Home" will be an effective selling point, they believe. By Advertising It is not easier and cheaper to operate a suburban jewelry store than its downtown parent, says Sol Blickman, co-owner of Rogers Jewelers, Indianapolis, Ind., re- ports National Jeweler. Blickman, | whose company opened a subur- ban store 6 years ago, has found | |of the new five-day policy. announced that they are trading|at the with us for the first time because from shock. Brockville Group Stages Walkout BROCKVILLE (CP) More than 500 workers, members of the International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (CIO-CCL), today went on strike a Automatic Electric (Canada) Lt Contract negotiations broke down Wednesday. The says it has offered a two-year con- tract with a total wage increase of 13 cents an hour spread over the next 15 months. The union says it seeks a two-year contract with benefits equivalent to a total increase of 26 cents an hour. Pres- ent basic rate is not known. Biltmore -- "Lawless Street" (Technicolor) 12.58, 5.28, 8.43 p.m. "Quentin Durward" (Cine- maScope and Technicolor) 2.16, 6.46 and 10.00. p.m. "Comin' Round The Mountain' 3.57 p.m. only. Last complete show at 8.35 KICOLE TAYLOR - MAUREY ADULT ENTERTAINMENT JOHN SMITH RACE GENTRY HOLIDAY MIDNITE FREWEW p.m. Brock (Whitby) "Rains of Ranchipur" alsc "See Your Doc- tor," "Dime to Retire," "Danish Jim Dandies." Evening and |¢ shows 7 and 9. Saturday Matinee 1.30 p.m. | Marks -- "Ten Tall Men" 1.00, 4.05, 7.05, 10.10 p.m. "Secret of Treasure Mountain" 2.45, 5.50, 8.55 p.m. Last complete.show at| 845 p.m. Oshawa Drive-In -- "Red Moun- tain' 8.25 and 12.00 p.m. "Glass Slipper" | plete show 10.00 p.m. | | Plaza -- "Our Miss Brooks" 3.54, 5.50, 7.46, 9.47 p.m. complete show 9.11 p.m. Regent -- 'The Bold and Brave." Shown daily at 3.25, 5.25, 7.25, 9.25. Last plete show at 9.00 p.m. NOW AIR CONDITIONED 10.00 p.m. Last com- | SMOKING in the JOGES! CONTINUOUS FROM J RM.+ SAT 12 NOOK Re ol LOVE AND VIOLENCE! He fought to win the love of a beautiful girl=--for another mon! senTe Sir Walter Scot's L Quentin: Se ? STORY... 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At Grace home, be- WBEN-Gunsmoke He prescribes at least two or (sides housekeeping and sewing, |B ws; Song three hours of scripture reading a the women do canning, gather cay Roundup day. "First," he said, "I ask the eggs and vegetables and look after Teds BM. patient to read through the gospel our chickens." CIRC-Byways of of John, underlining the word. 'be- WORK AFTER PRAYER WGR-Bandstand lief'. When he reports to me on| The preacher gives out the work CFRE-Rebert Q. Lewis that I ask him to find and list|assignments every morning after i crn an Tops seven miracles in the first 11 chap-| prayer time. "If a man's shaky, I| CFRB.City Hospital ters of John. Then Itell him to list put him around the house at first," the claims of Christ -- 'I am the he explained. "Then after he gets| light of the world', 'I am the door', | his legs back, I put him out in the| 6.00 P.M. ete. Next he reads the Book of|field -- unless he's a good cook." | SFRE-Dinner Date Romans, underlining the word| Driving the jeep station wagon A Oe pi io 'righteousness' whenever it ap-'back to the house, Dr. Dillard told | sports pears, then the word 'know' in the the history of Hebron, "I was a|WBEN-News: weather TELEVISION LOG fi == 6.15 P.M. Melodies WBEN--BUFFALO--Channel 4 WGR--BUFFALO -- Channel 2 CHCH--HAMILTON--Channel 11 CBLT-TORONTO--Channel 9 FRIDAY EVENING " PRT ram. lowdy Doody $--Comed; 4 -Cartoons S---Mickey Mouse 5.30 P.M. WN S-Roy Rogers Beulah In CinEmASCOPE AND IN COLOR ROBERT TAVLOR { nent NUT Bl THE SIXTH avpeo Feature 3 ER @ J WO LF]. ] ROBERT TAYLOR - RICHARD TODD DANA WYNTER - EDMOND O'BRIEN Cin Pe) = = 4 NEXT ATTRACTION = that "it takes proportionally as] much work, planning and money PLAYIKG yop Youm to succeed in a second location as| % it does the first." Bickman| believes that the physical appear-| ance and the width of merchan-| dise carried by a branch opera-| tion should be almost identical to| the parent store. However, he finds that in merchandising. there are some sharp differences be-, tween the two operations, For ex-| ample, while Thursday night open- ings are successful in his down- town store, they failed to attract! traffic in the suburban store which | now stays open Friday night. Also, | since suburban shoppers tend '"'to| he more informal and' friendly, | and more demanding" than the downtown shopper, Blickman feels that the branch store policy should be a little more lenient when it comes to such policies as adjust- ments. Advertising is handled al-| most identically for both stores, | with all ads carrying both ad-| dresses. BALLET - TAP - BATON 1.45 P.M. WBEN-Here's To | ans CFRB-Ranch Time | 2.00 P.M. . 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