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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-05-20, Page 171 HUSH PUPPIES and SAHARA BOOTS THE COMFORTABLE SPORT SHOE$ FOR ALL THE FAMILY. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE —. CLINTON Children Under 12 in Cars Admitted Free TWO COMPLETE SHOWS NIGHTLY COME AS LATE AS 11 P.M. AND SEE A COMPLETE SHOW Boer Office Open at 8:00 p.m. b FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURSDAY and FRIDAY MAY 20-21 — DOUBLE FEATURE Alfred Hitchcock's • "The Birds" (Adult Entertainment) Rod Taylor - Jessica Tandy Suzanne Pleshette Color • "TAMMY AND THE DOCTOR" Sandra Dee - Peter Fonda Color Cartoon s SATURDAY and MONDAY MAY 22-24 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "A GATHERING OF EAGLES" Rock Hudson - Rod Taylor Mary Peach • Color — PLUS — "SIX BLACK HORSES" Audie Murphy - Dan Duryea Color Cartoon • SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ONLY MAY 23 A Big Action. Double Feature: "HOOTENANNY HOOT" * THE BROTHERS FOUR 0 Sheb Wooley - Johnny Cash -- PLUS -- "The Restless Years" Sandra Dee - John Saxon Cartoon w TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY s MAY 25-26 • 4 "DEAD RINGER" (Adult Entertainment) Bette Davis - Karl Malden Peter Lawford Cartoon COMING NEXT: PALM SPRINGS WEEK -END CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 3574840. Wingham ,Advange-Times,, Ttwrsday, May 2Q, 1965 -Page 9 n;Jo, _,01111,, jn .0)- JOIN THE FUN AND SEE THE FIREWORKS DISPLAY Monday Night, May 24 RIVERSIDE PARK AT JOHN STREET RALPH JOHNSON presented the trophy on behalf of the Wingham Advance -Times to Ken Saxton, captain of Ken's Kats. The Kats were the top team of the regular sea- son's play in the Wednesday Night Mixed League. From the left: Verna Ellis, Pat Gadke, Eleanor Saxton, Ken, Barry Gibson, Bob Angus and Ralph. THE KATS were also recipients of the Wingham Bowling Alley Trophy, presented by Walter Brown, for the top team of the playoffs. From the left: Verna Ellis, Pat Gadke, Ken Saxton, Walter, Barry Gibson and Bob Angus. lip CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON Monday through Thursday—One Show at 8 o'clock, Friday and Saturday, 2 shows -7:15 and 9:15. THUR.-FRI. MAY 20-21 KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT Starring FRED MacMURRAY, POLLY BERGEN, ARLENE DAHL What does the first lady do while his wife is running the country. Fred MaeMurray and PoIIy Bergen provides the fun - !filled answer. SAT.-MON.-TUES. May 22-24-25 THE MOON -SPINNERS In Technicolor—Is a tense, sus- penseful story — Starring HAYLEY MILLS in her most exciting role yet! You will also see much beautiful Grecian scenery, WED.-THUR.-FRI. May 26-27-28 RICHARD BURTON, AVA GARDNER, DEBORAH KERR star in THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA Award performances by a fine cast. This one is a winner. Adult Entertainment IBI IIN111N11ISI I1111I I■IIIBI I ISI I INII ISI1Ii11111111111111111ISI1111111■1111111111111a11IBI11111111 LYCCUM SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630 For month of May one show each evening, Monday through Friday, at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 shows, 7:15 and 9:15. WED: THUR: FRI. MAY 19-20-21 "THE INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET" Colour Starring: Don Knotts - Carole Cook This is a comedy about the really top secret weapon of World War II. Everyone will love it. SATURDAY MATINEE MAY 22 "THE INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET" SAT: MON.-TOES. MAY 22-24-25 "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" Colour CinentaScope — Starring: Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis - Diana Lynn - Raymond Burr This is a re+issue of one of the best comedies turned out by the team of Martin and Lewis. --a COMING NeXT - - WED:THUR.-1 Rt. MAY 26-27.28 1 ADULT, ENTERTAINMENT A "THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA" itlmum IliI(iwil 1iIHimi Iimm AiIlillimill mai 11i1IIi1I1m111ui1ilill Wednesday Night Mixed league Bowling Banquet The Wednesday Night Mixed Bowling League banquet was held at the Legion Home last Wednesday. Following a delic- ious turkey supper, which was prepared and served by the La- dies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion, a meeting was held to elect the 1965-66 executive. Jerry Timm will be the new president, with Dorothy Turner as vice-president; Norm Deyell, treasurer, Verna Ellis, secre- tary and Fred Lee will carry on as press reporter, Ralph Johnson presented the Wingham Advance -Times Tro- phy on behalf of Wenger Bros. , to Ken's Kats, as the winners HARRISTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE WED.-THUR. MAY 19-20 "A GATHERING OF EAGLES" In Color—Starring ROCK HUDSON -MARY PEACH The USA Airforce Strategic Air Command in action FRI.-SAT. MAY 21-22 BIKINI BEACH in Color The Beach Party Gang goe5 drag strip with FRANKIE AVALON and ANNETTE FUNICELLO -- Second Feature — SHOW DOWN Starring AUDIE MURPHY SPECIAL SUNDAY HOLIDAY LATE SHOW Box Office Opens 10:30 p.m. — A Real Shocker — THE CURSE OF THE DEMON — Plus — MIOTHRA In Color Adult Entertainment Tq the driver of every car who state to the end a Free Pass to a future program, MON.-TUES. MAY 24-25 JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE T1 EARTH A Science Fiction Thriller WED.--THUR.-FRI. May 26-2748 GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM In Color}—Starring JACK LEMMON in his usual good comedy role of the regular season's play. He also presented the individual trophies to the Kats, Ken Sax- ton, Eleanor Saxton, Barry Gib- son, Verna Ellis, Bob Angus and Pat Gadke, Walter Brown presented Ken Saxton with the playoff trophy, donated by the Wingham Bowl- ing Lanes for the high team of the playoffs. The Kats also re- ceived individual trophies as playoff champs. Ralph Johnson also made the presentation of high average trophies, which went to Ken Saxton for the men with 235, and Dorothy Turner for the wo- men, with 174. Mr. Brown fol- lowed up with the presentation of the high triple trophies to Marion Maclntyre with 628 and Bob Angus, 745. Ken Saxton ended the presentations with the high single awards to Anne Uphoff with a 314 and Bill Mac lntyre with 300. A few games of euchre were played, bringing to a close a very enjoyable evening and bowling season. Utopia is the place where there is no such thing as hate. LADIES' LEAGUE HOLDS BANQUET AND ELECTION The Wingham Ladies' Bowl- ing League brought their sea- son to a close with a banquet in the parish hall of St. Paul's Anglican Church on Wednesday night. Seated at the head table were the executive and cap- tains with the President Lyla Hickey acting as mistress of ceremonies. Following the supper several trophies were presented. Tro- phies for high team went to the Wrens, Marie Lavergne, captain, Gwen MacLaurin, Joan Yeoman, Jean Elliott, El- va Watke and Jean McKay. Play-off trophies went to the Orioles, Verna Steffler, Jean King, Frances Edwards. Pat Fryfogle, Barb Stainton and Marg Keogh. Gwen MacLaurin won the high average trophy with 209; high single went to HelenCase- more, 318; high triple, Mary Campbell, 785, Doreen Young won the trophy for the most improved bowler of the season. All members of the bowling league received bowling pins. Joan Yeoman was presented with the trophy for high single in the play-offs, and Helen Casemore received the trophy for the high triple in play-offs. DOUG COOPER, of Hamilton, caught a 14 Ib, pike off shore at Silver Lake last week. It was 381/2 inches long with a girth of 16 inches. He finally landed it by wading into the water, as he had no net. Doreen Young Won the door prize. Next year's executive will be: President, Ruth Tiffin; sec., Frances Edwards; treas., Marie Lavergne; press reporter, Joyce Hodgins; Captains, Eva Brownlee, Bea Shropshall, Dor- een Young, Barb Stainton, Jean McKay and Edna Congram. The ladies played euchre and lunch was served, supplied by the captains. Prize winners at euchre were Velma Balser, travelling prize; Nora Finnigan, high lady; Fran Edwards, high lady playing as a man; Mary Campbell, most lone hands for a lady; Eva Brownlee, most lone hands for lady playing as a man; Marguerite Sweeney, low lady; and Edna Congram, low lady as a man. the best-selling international brand of beer in the world (Enjoyed in Canada and 55 other countries!) Today, Canada's best -liked beer is winning new friends around the world. Originated in Canada, Carling Black Label Beer is now brewed in 18 plants in 5 countries. Next time you have a beer, our a tall cool Black Label. You'll know why it's so popular. BLACK LABEL!" say: "MABEL,