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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-11-05, Page 15NEWEST STYLES in Winter Rubbers and ,,CALLAN SHOES ?Tv YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE Snow Boots JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE at reasonable prices WINGHAM 357-1840 �J. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov, 5, 1964 - Page 7 Save Bottles and Baskets for Junior Conservation Club Collection , Saturday, Nov. 14 Edited by MARY LOU JAMIESON News and Views (Continued from Page Six) Mustangs Take Stratford Central There's no doubt about it now, Wingham has got a foot- ball team. Last Thursday they ✓ beat Stratford Central15-12. Things got off to a fast start when Doug Campbell ran the opening kickoff back for a touchdown. Bob Lunn kicked the convert. Stratford wasn't long coming back when they scored a pass about four plays after the kick- off. The convert failed. Stratford scored again the second quarter and led Wing - ham 13-7 at half time. John Watson got the winning touch- , down in the third quarter, and Bob Lunn again made the con- vert good. A safety in the final quarter gave Wingham an extra point and the score was 15-12 and that was how it stayed. This was a hard fought game ✓ and I think the Mustangs de- serve credit for their final ef- r• r sip CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON THUR.-FRI: SAT: MON: TUES. WED. NOV. 5-6-7-9-10-11 Presenting the• greatest western spectacle, topping them all In Color and for 6 days "HOW THE WEST WAS WON" With a host of stars—Carroll Raker, Lee J. Cobb, Henry Fon- da, Carolyn Jones, Gregory Peck and other favorites Make it a date to see this picture. Note—Due to the length of this feature there will be one show each evening starting at 7.15. You can still come as late as 8:30 and see the complete fea- ture. On Friday and Saturday nights .only there will be two complete shows at 7:15 and 9:50. This same time schedule applies to the following program — 'Bridge on the River Kwai." fort. Today the Mustangs venture to Mitchell for their final game and are quite confident of a third win. Pity The rosy glow of daylight's waning ray, Will tint the velvet sky now golden hued. Electric colours fading, dying day Allows nocturnal shades to set the mood. And perfect peace replaces for- eign fears That were because of heaven's sunny skies; Though some know night brings naught but death and tears. Yet all who hear ignore their silent sigh. But He above knows I will hear their plea; And do my best to satisfy their needs: With help I ever seek on bend- ed knee Be just, be kind; in thought, or word, or deed, For you will find that life is much less cruel If you will only heed the golden rule. --By Peggy Rae, 11B Saints Take Whitechurch On Monday evening White- church Junior C softball team played the fourth game of a three out of five series with St. Agatha in Wingham ball park at 8:30. The score was 3-0 for St. Agatha. The victors left the ball park singing, "When the Saints Come Marching Home". Bridge Club The Bridge Club results for last Thursday were as follows: North and South: W. H. French and J. Martin, first; Mrs. W. H. French and Mrs. D. Nasmith, second; Mrs. F.A. Parker and B. Ortlieb, third. East and West: Mrs. A. R. DuVal and O. Haselgrove, first; J. H. Crawford and E. Webster, second; Mrs. J. H. Crawford and Mrs. F. Forgie, third. ■III.II1■iiI.IIIiiiIiii1■II Iii Ii.illillii111111•l!•II I\II I111IIUIIIUIIIUIIIIIIIIUIIIIijIUIIII LYCZ!UM SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630 THUR: FRI.-SAT.-MON: TUES.-WED. NOV. 5-6-7-9-10-11 'How The West Was Won' Colour - CinemaScope — Starring: • Debbie Reynolds, James Stewart, John Wayne, Richard Widmark, • Walter Brennan, and a host of other Hollywood greats Every superlative in the book can be justly used to describe this fabulous spectacle which sets a new milestone in the his- tory of motion 'pictures. There's comedy, romance, adventure and suspense in this one. Due to the length of this feature there will only be one show each evening starting at 7:16. You can come as late as 8:30 and see the complete feature. • THUR.-FRI.-SAT. NOV. 12-13-14 "BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI" Colour - CinemaScope — Starring: William Holdeus, Alec Dulness and Jack Hawkins Saturday Matinee "THE 3 STOOGES MEET HERCULES" • November 14 Theatre Gift Certificates available at: LYCEUM BOX OFFICE AND WARREN HOUSE ■IIIu111.11Iu#III.III.111111;imIIIa113119 UIIIUIIIUIIAIIIIIIIAlII111IIUIIIlIIlUI11t#IIIUIII1 WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE The men's high single went to Bob Angus with 288 and the high triple to Ken Saxton, again with 675, Marion Maclntyre was in good form last week, taking both the ladies' high single and triple with 192 and 511. The standings: Ken's Kats take first place with 21 points, followed closely by the Hawks, with 20; the Packers and Ro- vers are tied for third with 16; the Tigers seven and the Larks four. We wish to thank spares Ed- na and Ken Saxton and Jim and Dorothy Marks. 0--0--0 THURSDAY NIGJ-IT MIXED LEAGUE Zooming ahead with seven points, Wayne's Woofers have a total of 25. Ian's Idiots and Bill's Boobs both took five points for 19 and 18. Mac's Mules and Hap's Happy Gang worked hard for two points for a total of 16 and 14. The zero went to Mat's Meeces leaving them at 13. It is all a close race and everyone seems to be enjoying themselves. Audrey Swatridge bowled 231 for ladies' high single while Gwen MacLaurin bowled 649 for ladies' high triple. Men's high single went to Frank Riehl with 310. Wayne Brown bowled 728 for men's high triple. Congratulations to newly- ,veds Dianne and Garth Walden. 0--0--0 LADIES' LEAGUE The Budgies and Canaries are all tied up this week with 16 points each. The Wrens are following close behind with 15 points, and the Bluejays with 13 points. As I predicted the Robins took four points to tie up with the Orioles at 12 points each. The high single went to Hil- da Brown with 287, and our spare Ruth Lott took the high triple with a 657. 0--0--0 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE This week saw the Lions and Wildcats change places, but when these teams really get going, there is going to be some snarling and spitting for sure. By the scores this week, it looks as if our Shirley Storey was really in the groove. She took the high single with 292 and the high triple with 666. Men's high single went to my team-mate, Ernie Walker with 237 and he also took the high triple with 623. Changing places really worked for Ernie. Team Standings, Lions 30; Wildcats 26; Seals 26; Tigers 20; Cougars 14; Beavers 10. Thanks to Vicki Wild for sparing. Also, thanks to my pal, Ruth Lott, for those coach- ing lessons. I improved this week. 20 Innings to Decide Game St. Agatha defeated the Whitechurch Junior C softball team in Wingham last Wednes- day night in a game that went 20 innings. At the end of the ninth in- ning the score was tied 1-1. It was not until the end of the 20th that St. Agatha managed to break the tie and the weary players left the diamond about one o'clock Thursday morning. They played again in St. Clements on Saturday with St. Agatha again leading on the scoreboard. The final tally in this game was 0-2 for the Saints. MUSTANGS WIN—The WDHS Mustangs won their sec- ond game of the season last Thursday when they defeated Stratford Central 15-12. One of the Wingham players is pictured making a tackle during the game—Yearbook. 'Tis Show BIT Review week October 21-28 Last week CBC's youth shows were given a boost in this co- lumn, so this week we must thank the other Canadian net- work, CTV, for also providing our young viewers with produc- tions of varied interest. "Rom- per Room:, a show for the wee tots, is back at 9:30 each morn- ing Monday through Friday, fol- lowed by everyone's favourite pooch, "Rin Tin Tin" at10:30. A regular daily habit for the older kids after they come home from school at 5, is "The Mi- ckey Mouse Club", from Walt Disney. This was the early stomping grounds for kids who grew up to be big stars, like Annette Funicello and Darlene Gillespie. Two new series that have hit CTV this season, are "Magilla Gorilla", on Mondays at 5:30 and "Stingray", Tues- days at the same hour. 'Gorilla' is a cartoon show about a goril• la who has become a perma- nent resident of a pet shop. "Stingray", an underseas ad- venture series, features puppets which almost come to life. Each puppet has several differ- ent heads which are changed according to mood. They have luminous glass eyes which move not only sideways but up and down, and human hair which is set in miniature curlers every night (even puppets have their coiffure problems!) Each one also has a 'brain', a cell which automatically controls the lip movements. So this isn't just an ordinary puppet show you're watching. 'Stingray' is the name of the submarine in the series. Its task is to maintain peace and warn the world of enemy threats. The show's star is Captain Troy Tempest, commander of the Stingray; his is the voice of Don Mason. The cartoon family, "The Flintstones", is back again this year, at 6:30 Monday evenings. And more cartoon shows are "Yogi Bear" at 5:30, and "Mr. Magoo", featuring the voice of Jim Backus, an hour later on Thursdays, highlights for those who love some real-life adven- ture, is "Walt Disney Presents" on Sundays at 6:30. You can always rely on the master of entertainment for a great hour. 0--0--0 "The Silence I3arrier", a two-part documentary which has been seen for the last two weeks on the CBC gave us all a better insight into the prob- By Vonni Lee lems faced by the deaf, parti- cularly deaf children who are being educated in our North American schools for the deaf. This was a special series, pro- duced at Halifax, and written by its host, Lloyd Maclnnis. The crew in charge of produc- tion travelled to parts of Cana- da and the U.S., went to pre- school clinics and special schools, and spoke with doctors, teachers who work with these children, and some of the chil- dren themselves. Clinics and Please turn to Page Eight Next time, try ... 5 PRODUCED BY T. G. BRIGHT & CO., LIMITED • NIAGARA FALLS. CANADA •CANADIAN SH:ERRY.. "Walt Disney" 6:30 Sunday "The Flintstones" 6:30 Monday "Mr. Ed" 6:30 Tuesday "The Donna Reed Show" 6:30 Wednesday "The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo" 6:30 Thursday "The Farmer's Daughter" 6:30 Friday "Voyage to the Bottom of the Seo" 6:30 Saturday INSIDE 6:30 GREAT SHOWS - - - NOW GREATER ON N 13 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30