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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-05-21, Page 17LARGE SELECTION OF Summer Footwear NOW IN STOCK! ITALIAN SANDALS — $3,99 up WHITE DRESS SHOES { t 4 CROWN THATRE HAR'ISTE THUR: FRI: SAT. May 21-22-23 "DR. STRANGELOVE —Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" Unusual comedy starring PETER SELLERS - GEORGE SCOTT - STERLING HAYDEN Adult Entertainment • 7:15 and 9:15 p.m. MON.-TUES.-WEDNESDAY MAY 25-26-27 P. Newman - Joanne Woodward star in this entertaining comedy "NEW KIND OF LOVE" Adult Entertainment 7:15 and 9:15 p.m. LISTOWEL DRIVE-IN THEATRE 2 Shows Every Night at Dusk Weather Permitting WED.-THUR.-FRI. May 20-21-22 "BYE BYE BIRDIE" Go -Go, See See, Bye Bye Birdie Starring Janet Leigh - Ann Margaret — Plus 'The RUNNING MAN' Color Adult Entertainment From the four corners of the 4 earth — to the four corners of fear. SATURDAY ONLY MAY 23 ROBERT TAYLOR in "CATTLE KING" Calor — Pius '' "THE THREE STOOGES GO ROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE" MON.-TUES.-WEDNESDAY MAY 25-26-27 ELIZABETH TAYLOR (Mrs. • Richard Burton) and Mr. Richard Burton "THE Ytll.P,S" Color li Iallliff1lit311!RP1151!111111181111131I1i7111181 Drive -an THEATRE THUR.-FRI: SAT. May 21-22-23 "THE STRIPPER ff Joanne Woodward - R. Beymar Carel, Lynley CinemaScope Adult Entertainment "Startling, Sensational" "THE LAW AND JAKE WADE" R. Taylor - R. Widmark Technicolor CARTOON MON.-TUES.-WEDNESDAY MAY 25-26-27 "DAY OF WINE AND ROSES" Jack Lemon - Lee Remick Technicolor Adult Entertainment "Man, Woman and Whiskey—a terrifying triangle" CARTOON 11111.11111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111 CALLAN SHOE( YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE 0 JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 357-1840 • 4A 1tinghadu .\dtJule , •• -1 itnes, 'J'hursda), Mtc} tti, i:lt:l - 1141;. .• ATTEND THE WINGHAM Fireworks Display Friday, May 22n Kingston Clinic Scheduled, Lea Amateur hockey is one of Canada's more valuable assets. Hockey is our National game - and hence, the skill and suc- cess of Canadians in the game (both at home and abroad) gives us a sense of pride, In a time when we are accused of going r "soft", ) hocke ' provides idt.s a n ex - cellent form of conditioning. IIiI1169moIlllUIIIIiII1111IISII Im!1119111®IIIIIII 11111/II IIBI1111llI®Iilel I IOIIIOIIIiiIIIAI, SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630 THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY MAY 21-22-23 "DR. STRANGELOVE"* TOR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE BOMB Peter Sellers - George C. Scott Sterling Hayden - Keenan Wynn This serio-comedy is an unusual screen experience that will not soon be forgotten. It's the most original American com- edy in years and at the same time a supersonic thriller that should have you chomping your fingernails right down to the funny bone. SATURDAY MATINEE MAY 23 "HAVE ROCKET WILL TRAVEL" Starring: THE THREE STOOGES MONDAY -TUESDAY MAY 25-26 "Came Fly With Me" CINEMASCOPE - COLOUR Dolores Hart - Hugh O'Brian and Karl Boehm It's a cute, well -made, slick comedy -drama of the romantic adventures of three airline hostesses in Paris, Vienna, etc. WED: THUR: FRI: SATURDAY MAY 27-28-29-30 —SPECIAL— "Mutiny SPECIAL— °'Mutiny on The Bounty " CINEMASCOPE - COLOUR Marlon Brand° - Trevor Howard and Richard Harris This remake of the famous work is one of the greatest ad- venture stories of them all. The thrilling climax of years of film making. One show each night starting at 8 p.m. 1111II111111111ll51lll®Iil13111811II®I11■111®III111111lllri11QIIIitiiIUImII111IlnIIIIIII19Ilt011 The behaviour of yo t' boy, and young urea ages of 11) and 21) i': ,:h ,ng• us cause for concern tt: e.<:p. cases. hockey Wad:—.: 1.0y to accept and respect :Het. discipline - and dcctl,.:rt a fur- ther degree of self -d <' :pluhe, The irony of this sit, :,tion is in the fact that the greatest hick- ey drop-out occurs in bots be- tween the very ages of l./and21. Bearing all this ii: wind, you can appreciate the tremen- dous responsibility borne by rel- HARRISTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE THUR.-FRI. MAY 21-22 "ESCAPE FROM EAST BERLIN" Don Murray - Christine Kaufmann "YOUNG RACERS" Starring Mark Damon - Luana Anders SATURDAY MAY 23 "SURF PARTY" Bobby Vinton -Jackie DeShannon Plus — Norman Wisdom in "ON THE BEAT" SUNDAY MIDNIGHT May 24 Alan Ladd in "THE BLACK KNIGHT" Als,� /NO TIME TO BE YOUNG" MON. TUES.-WEDNESDAY MAY 25-26-27 "IN THE COOL OF THE DAY" Starring Jane Fonda - Peter Adult Entertainment Finch — Plus "MURDER SHE SAID" Starring Academy Award Win- ner Margaret Rutherford ership Training Inst. atirci';' tew people. 'Ihcre is 1.1 in'Wer tlit,' 11 - nt 11 excellent prilgratt., •11'- p-uved hy til; Nitiou-et.1dvis- cry Co 1 i,. it on 1 tinea- and ,1m ate"rr Sport; fileincially under- written h, the Federal C.iovern- 1n ret - and sp.lu used by :fie C. A. 11.:1. the t:anadiati Inter- collegiate Athletic 1.'14)1 - and such area org+.t'1"Lotions as the W. 0. A. A. The first Lead.:rship Train- ing Institute under this program -gas held in the form of a clinic BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON THURSDAY and FRIDAY May 21-22 — DOUBLE FEATURE — `THE YOUNG RACERS' MARK DAMON WILLIAM CAMPBELL PLUS "OPERATION BIKINI" TAB HUNTER FRANKIE AVALON SCOTT BRADY SATURDAY and MONDAY May 23-25 "MNE HOURS TO RAMA" HORST BUCHHOLZ JOSE FERRER DIANE BAKER Plus Second Action Hit "HARBOUR LIGHTS" KENT TAYLOR Cartoon TUESDAY and %VEDNESDAY May 26-27 "STRAIGHT JACKET" JOAN CRAWFORD ANNE HELM Cartoon COMING NEXT: "My Six Loves" "Mutiny on the Br Iatty" FaMMVARIMMEMIMMEMiRailERORIX n P: h1L'at4 1. 1', It wa•. .l!Id`l c1 ,1 i,,at a :, i, t - with :t, the •„1- tl' t / ; 1 ,. E . '1. t .r. t e,;;,: artcua- ed last icar i•.. -rt really pat tiro ig'li then t)aeee; and :h, y. returned tilt +°'.our hi' holding? Coach's clinic• in their Ilona! areas. The ?attic type of clinic will he held again this year in Kingston and the W. 0..1. A. is looking fur wren interested in attending, This will be an eight -to -tel -day clinic, !n August. Transportation, room, and board will be provided. The ten (.10) dollar entry tee is refundable. Those who at- tend will be expected to hold clinics in their home areas, which should be ,successful - if for no other reason - because of the excellent staff selected for the National Institutes. Comprising these staffs are people involved in all levels of the game, from PeeWee through Senior. As an example - }lap ['mins from the Junior Level (Niagara Falls Flyers - Jr. "A"). What is the purpose of this program? First of all, it is not to suggest that existing coach- ing is unsatisfactory; instead, this is designed as an aid to better coaching. And this in turn, involves getting more boys into the game, and more adults as well. What adults? The professional people. These would make excellent mana- gers, executives, advisors, treasurers. And in taking over such duties, they would lift a heavy burden from the coach's shoulders. This latter involve- ment is something naturally that would have to he worked out in each community. But it would be of inestimable va- lue - because the 'citizen- ship" idea can be stressed (subtly) - in no small way, hy the example of the respons- ible pzople involved. Thus, the sport stands to gain, as the game takes on more character; the Conr.nunity gains too be- cause better boys develop into finer citizens, If you are interested in at- tending the Institute at King - 1 Last tti e din ct t'. ,•ihdi .ttrnther c:: bowling tar the Ladle!' Leapt.. The last of the play off rii:•ht-, saw the Aces, aft. r a cloy, rim. coning out on top with a fiat score ut !', ;4. Fuiiier= '1p, Trion,ps e -3:-I3; Jokers t,l) i;i; Queens 5:+'h::; Kings665; Jaeas x:454 Tlhe PAW;-111hi'1 winning teats wan the Trumps, with a total score of 71 points. Thank you, el.eryolle, for an enjoyable year. Set you all at the banquet, Weduesda), May 20th in the Legion Hall. Season's Winners Receive Prizes The Ladies' Auxiliary to t1;4 Royal Canadian Legion bowling teams enjoyed a banquet at the Legion Home on Thursday. High tc•a__i for the year was the Asters and the Bluebells were low. High score for play- offs was won by the Marigolds and the Thistles were low. Mrs. Bill Walden had the high triple, Mrs. Bob Irvine the high single, Mrs. Mac. Peachey, high average and Mrs. Dave Crothers won the prize for most improved bowler. Runners-up for the high triple and high single were Mrs. Har- old Rt mington and Mrs. John Strong. Mrs. George Henderson won the door prize. Four tables of euchre were in play after the dinner and win- ners were Mrs. Glen Sinnamon. Mrs. Jack Gorrit', Mrs. Joh.. Strong and Mrs. Bob Irvine, all high scores, and Mrs. Bill Wal- den, low. The Auxiliary is holding a euchre, party in the Legion Home Monday night. Ston, then by all means, write to John Crewson, at the W,O. A.A. office in Wiagih.im. There is NO obligation - there IS a need for good men. Think it over. Conscience is a small, inner voice that doesn't speak your language. At times like i : I DO Try Black Label... and you'll know why it's Canada's best-selling beer say: "MABEL, BLACK LABEL!"