HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-12-05, Page 23Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec} 5, 1963 -- page 7
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CROWN
THEATRE
HARRISTON
THURS.-FRIDAY-SATURDAY
DECEMBER 5.64
VAT"
in Technicolor
A giant sweeping motion picture
Stars: Elizabeth Taylor, Rook
Hudson, .lames Dean, Jane
Withers, Chill Wills, Sal Mineo
Shows at 6.30 and 9.50 p.m. on
Friday and Saturday; on Thurs-
day one showing at 8.00 p.m.
SPECIAL MATINEE --SATUR-
DAY, DEC. '7—AT 2.00 P.M.
Free Merchants Matinee
Lucky $ $ Prizes
THEATRE CLOSED
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Special Engagement
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11
The Hanover Choral Group
present
AN EVENING OF
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
Sponsored by the Harriston
Kinsmen Club
All seats 75c Starts at 8.30
IvDon't miss the above outstand-
ing musical entertainment treat.
This group has been playing to
tremendous crowds wherever
they perform
ONE NIGHT ONLY— '
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ERNIE RICHARDSON'S
CURLING
CAPSULES
LES
Use of the "sliding deliv-
ery" still sparks consider-
able controversy among
curlers.
There are many different
ideas about the sliding de-
livery, but I feel that it has
not only increased the popu-
larity of the game — espe-
cially among the younger
players — but has improved
the calibre of curling the.
past few years.
I
believe that the colorful
Sliding delivery has'been
instrumental i n bringing
thousands of high school
boys' into the game' all
across Canada.
It seems to add sparkle
to the game and makes it
much more of a spectator
sport than it was years ago,
especially for those who are
not too familiar with the
fine points of the game and
its strategy. It even adds
interest for the skips -behind
the -glass.
With many players the
long - sliding delivery be-
comes quite spectacular,
particularly those who have
the balance and timing
down to a science.
OVER -SLIDE
I feel that some of the
younger curlers make the
mistake of trying to slide
too far, and therefore have
to fight to prevent sliding
over the hog line. This
makes it more difficult to
control the different weights
a good curler needs to mas-
ter.
I find that the slide is
now a perfectly normal part
of curling, but it is neces-
sary to use certain precau-
tions. I would stress that
the slide is just a proper
follow-through to a good
delivery',
However, you shouldn't
attempt to lengthen the
slide to the point where it
makes balance or control a
problem. Otherwise it will
produce shots that are off
the broom and the wrong
weight.
I fully agree that when
properly executed the slide
delivery can be most effec-
tive, giving the player a
better feel of the weight,
and allows more freedom in
the backswing.
My slide is of medium
length, ending about the
front of the rings and I
use my broom to help in
balancing throughout the
delivery and especially in
the slide.
CLEAN SHOES
For a smooth slide the
shoe must be clean. Some
players clean the sole of the
shoe with the broom, or
scrape it on the back
boards, then take a test
slide while in the hack to
make sure everything is
clean.
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THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
DEC. 5-6-7
TONY CURTIS
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'Tams Bulba'
IN COLOUR
Action -packed Cossack adventure that
takes place in Russia back before the
turn of the century. Good story, good
acting and good colour.
MON.-TUES.-WED. DEC. 9-10-11
SIDNEY JAMES
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Regardless'
Positively the Funniest
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Two shows each night 7:15 and 9:15
if you let us check
these three items now—
before the bad weather
hits your car hard!
SNOW TIRES
from $14.95 up
includes installation
BATTERIES
12 volt — $14.95 up
6 volt --- $7.95 up
ANTI -FREEZE
. and a thorough
winter check-up by our
skilled mechanics win
assure your car's top
performance throughout
the winter.
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Many of the regular curl-
ers use leather shoes, gen-
erally a pair of sloes that
have been well worn to
give a better sliding sur-
face. And they are gener-
ally more comfortable.
There are special curling
shoes, or boats, plus vari-
ous materials and sole -
plates available for those
who want something differ-
ent.
I would advise that the
sliding delivery be used
only if it fits your pattern
of play. Don't design the
rest of the delivery to your
slide. Instead try to fit the
slide into the general style
of your best co-ordinated
delivery.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Everyone must have their
minds on Christmas and C'irist-
mas shopping as things were
fairly quiet tonight. Our thanks
to Helen Casemore, Vicki Wild
and Jack Walker for helping out.
Team Standings: Sioux 48;
Crees 45; Hurons 45; Iroquois
44; Mohawks 24; Apaches 22.
According to Jim Bain, the
Apaches and the Mohawks are
really fighting to stay in last
place. For your information,
Jim, there is no consolation
prize this year.
Hilda Stainton took both the
high single with 254 and the
high triple with 659. Good
work, Hilda. Merv. Temple-
man took the men's high single
with 288 and Ken Cerson the
high triple with 680. Hurrah
for the Apaches! A few more
nights like this and we will be
well away.
0--0--0
LADIES' LEAGUE
Trumps 20; Aces 23; Kings
24; Queens 18; Jacks 14; Jokers
21.
High single, Roberta Seddon
304; high triple, Roberta Sed-
don 748.
SHOOTS MOOSE
Lorne Eedy, of R. R. 5, Strat-
ford, accompanied by his nep-
hew, Laverne Eedy, of London,
and Edward Lambert, of R, R. 2,
Wroxeter, returned home on
Sunday after a week's moose
hunting trip in the Hornepayne
area. Mr. Lorne Eedy, who is
78 years old, was the success-
ful marksman and bagged a
four-year-old bull moose weigh-
ing about 1, 200 lbs. —Milver-
ton Sun.
the three boys and three girls
who would join President Mur-
ray Procter and vice-president
Doreen Smyth (already chosen)
as members of the Students'
Athletic Society. Triumphal
candidates were Ruth Coultes,
Judy Callan, Judy Forsythe and
John Watson, Jim Nasmith,
Glenn Madill..
BRIDGE CLUB
North and South: 1. Mrs. W.
French, Mrs. R. Duval; 2. W.
French, Wm. Laidlaw; 3, A.
Wilson, B, Ortlieb.
East and West: 1. Mrs, El,
Fisher, Wm. Wharry; 2, 0,
Haselgrove, Mrs. Wm. Wharry;
3. Mrs. D. Nasmith, C. Hod-
gins.
WINGHAM KINSMEN CLUB
NOME BINGO
$100 Prize
FOR FULL
HOUSE
NUMBERS DRAWN THIS WEEK WERE:
B--2, 13; 1-24, 16; G--59, 54; 0-67, 74, 63 and 70.
DRAW WAS MADE BY WM. HOTCHKISS
CHECK YOUR CARD WITH THE
NUMBERS BELOW:
B I N G
1 16
2 17
3 18
4 20
5 21
8 22
9 23
10 24
11 26
12 30
13
14
15
31
32
35
36
37
38
40
41
42
44
46
47
48
49
50
51
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
0
61
63
64
66
67
69
70
71
72
73
74
Cards starry all rules and are available from Kinsmen and
stores displaying the Bingo sign, Patrons attending Lyceum
Theatre, Monday, December 9, 7:10 p.m., may bring cards
and check off next numbers called. Winners should can
Dr. S. G. Leedham at 357-2471.
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EXAMS
Students finished writing
their Autumn Exams last week.
Afterwards, a number of action
groups were formed for the pur-
pose of stoning various teachers,
but unfortunately these plans
were not carried out. Now is
the time for the teachers to
make little preparatory speech-
es ("I don't know why so many
of you had so much trouble with
such an easy exam") and hand
back the papers.
COMMENCEMENT
Commencement will be
held at W. D. H. S. on Friday of
this week at 8:00 p.m. Various
awards and certificates will be
given out, including the Secon-
dary School Certificates (Gen-
eral and Commercial) and the
Honour Certificates for success-
ful completion of grades twelve
and thirteen respectively.
(GENERAL & COMMERCIAL)
Jim Adams, Helen Anderson,
Bob Buckle, Harry Busby, John
Campbell, Marilyn Campbell,
Wayne Caslick, Than Chittick,
Brenda Conron, Linda Coultes,
Marie Coultes, Dave Griffiths,
Elizabeth Goldthorpe, Ken
Grant, Phyllis Grant, Alex
Hamilton, Virginia Hamilton,
Kathy Hodgins, Helen Hollin-
ger, Ruth Hotchkiss, Jean Jones,
Pat King, Dianne Kirkby,
Elaine Kirton, Gale Kirton,
Alan MacRae, Ken MacTavish,
Bill McBurney, Ruth McKague,
Judi McKibbon, Adeline Mc-
Kinney, Joe McKinnon, Grant
McPherson, Bruce Machan,
Wayne Martin, Sharon Markley,
Rosemary Millen, Donna Mof-
fat, Elaine Moffat, Elwin
Moore, Hugh Mundell, Claud-
ia Norminton, Diane Penner,
Tom Powell, Doug Procter,
Reta Readman, Jane Reid, Su-
sanne Reynolds, Corinne Rhame,
Sharon Riley, Carol Robertson,
Cameron Robinson, Carol Rob-
inson, Bill Robinson, •'at Ross,
Sheila Ross, Helen Runstedtler,
Dick Scott, Bryan Sewers,
Mary E. Shackleton, Larry
Simpson, Paul Strong, Julia
Thornton, Joan Tiffin and Mar-
lene Wylie.
SECONDARY SCHOOL HONOUR
CERTIFICATES
Roger Bieman, Dennis Cal-
lan, Anne Cardiff, George
Conn, Yvonne Connelly, Mur-
ray Coultes, Carol Crawford,
Julie Cruikshank, Karen Elliott,
Barry Fuller, John Halliday,
Murray Kerr, Mary King, Betty
Ann Lapp, Carol Louttit, San-
dra MacLennan, Walt McKib-
bon, Murray McLennan, Don
McTavish, Gwen Martin, Beth
Merrick, Muriel Moore, Helen
O'Malley, Michael O'Malley,
Jane Reid, Cameron Robinson,
Sandra Rowe, Glen Skinn, Rae
Smith, Doug Spry, Evelyn
Stephens, Alex Strong, John
Strong, Hilda Tiffin, Doris
Troupe, Elbert Van Donkers-
goed, Anne Wightman.
Guest speaker for Com-
mencement will be the Very
Rev. F. G. Stewart. Julie
Cruikshank will be the valedic-
torian.
STORMY WEATHER
The net around the tennis
courts suffered sorely from the
onslaught of winter last week-
end. The supporting uprights
along a section of the north
side were bent at a 75 degree
angle. (Your reporter doesn't
take Geometry).
ACTIVITY PERIOD '
With the completion of the
Autumn Exams, the 3:10 ac-
tivity period has been reinstat-
ed. Now the buses will leave
at 3:45 instead of 3:10.
ELECTIONS AGAIN
On Tuesday of this week
elections were held to choose
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