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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-02-17, Page 15coufhig activities ithr- 44 PACK A Pack "A" Cubs met on Tues- day night. There were 27 pres- ent. Bagherra took the opening exercises, and the Green Six led the grand howl. Exercises and a game fol- lowed. The boys then took in- structions in morse code under Bagherra, compass and second star knots under Kaa and the tenderpads under Baloo and Rak- sha. Several of the tenderpads passed their first star knots and some passed the second star compass. Well boys, let's keep in mind our variety night to be held in April. Hope to see you all Tuesday night. 0-0-0 SCOUTING ACTIVITIES BY P. L. BILL FULLER Twenty-two Scouts and five leaders attended the meeting of the 1st Wingham Troop. Scout- master Fridenburg called the troop to alert and Scout Mike Walden broke the flag. After the Scout Silence, the troop was inspected by A.S.M. Mac- Laughlin and the three older boys. The duty patrol, under As- and Listowel (12-4), but won 7-3 in competition with a Brus- sels rink. 11111111111110118W111111111811MOINIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIN CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON WED. 16 - THUR. 17 - FRI. 18 "THE GIRLS ON THE BEACH" In Technicolor—Starring Martin West - Noreen Corcoran The Beach Boys St Crickets This one takes off where the others leave off. There are a million songs too, kids. — On the Same Program — "YOUNG FURY" in Color Rory Calhoun - Virginia Mayo Wed. and Thurs. at 8 p.m. Friday at 7:15 and 8:35 SAT. 19 - MON, 21 - TUES. 22 "WINTER A-GO-GO" in Color—Starring James Stacey - William Well- man Jr. - Beverly Adams Songs include: "Winter A-Go- Go," "Ski City,', "Hip Square Dance" and "Do the Ski With Me" — Also: "THE LAPLANDERS" in Color Saturday at 7:15 and 8:45 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m, SATURDAY MATINEE at 2:15 "WINTER A-GO-GO" WED. 23 - THUR. 24 FBI. 25 Burt Lancaster - Lee Remick are the stars in "THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL" in Color Wonderful scenery in this un- usual wild Western comedy— There's great fun for all the family. Special admission prices for this engagement only: Adults $1.00 - Students 50c - Children 30c Wed, and Thurs. at 8 p.m. Friday at 6:30 and 9:15 p.m. • SAT.-MON.-TUES. (SPECIAL) FEB. 19.21-22 I ADULT ENTERTAINMENT I "IN HARM'S WAY" ranavision - Starring: John Wayne - Kirk Douglas - Patricia Neal and host of others This is an action packed story that will please all lovers of intrigue. Due to the length of this picture the Saturday night starting times will be 6:30 and 9:15. On Monday and Tuesday the regular starting time of 8:00 o'clock will prevail, COMING NEXT — WED.-THUR.-FRI. (SPECIAL) FEB. 23.24,25 "THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL" 1111111111111R1111011111116111111111111111111M11111111111111111N111181111111111119 11MIIIMIIIIIIIVIIM3liff SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630 WED.-THUR.-FRI. FEBRUARY 16-17-18 "SITUATION HOPELESS-BUT NOT SERIOUS" Starring: Sir Alex Guinness - Michael Connors Here is another comedy in the style of Alex Guinness, Make sure you see it. C1.01141110.1122611011.1 .M.O.nromiatal.M.1 SATURDAY MATINEE (SPECIAL) FEB. 19 "RUMPELSTILTSKIN" Two matinees at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. All seats 50c e one beer so ood it's made Canada famous for beer through() t the warl In the Canary Islands and over 60 other countries, you can enjoy a world of flavour in the balanced beer. Playa Las Canteras, Las Palmas, Canary Islands The DARLING BREWERIES Limited Wingham Advance-Times, Thursday, Feb. 17, 4 9(;(, — Page 7 MID-WINTER SALE NOW ON' SNOWBOOTS 20 to 30% REDUCTIONS (ALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 357-1840 SPECIAL BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE BOY SCOUTS, CUBS Wear Uniforms Feb. 22 Baden-Powell Day 503 Double for Brian Walden INTERMEDIATES Brian Walden took both high single and double with 269 and 503. Top honors for the girls went to Barbara Dauphin with .179 single and 303 double. Some of the better lines includ- ed Newt Richardson 205, Doug Mowbray 20'7 and 232, Jim Hen- derson 221, Ricky Gardner 220 and Doug Elliott 224. The Oaks blanked the Pop- lars, the Birches took all points from the Maples and the Wal- nuts took full points from the Pines. Standing to date Wal- nuts 41, Oaks 35, Maples 35, Bitches 32, Pines 30, Poplars 22, JUNIORS Steven Langridge put togeth- er four strikes in a row and came up with high single of 202. Paul Swatridge had two good lines of 175 and 150 and took the high double. For the girls Margaret McLaughlin roll- ed the top single, 156 and Gail Irvine the top double, 266. The Leafs won two squeak- ers from the Hawks winning one game by 13 pins arid the other by 4 pins. The Wings took three points from the first place Bruins, The nabs edged the Rangers 3 to 2. Some of the top lines, Paul Forsyth 150, Bruce [henry 150, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Time is running out for our regular games, with only six more nights to go. Maxine Taylor went all out and came up with the high single of 304 and the high triple of 080. That was a fair night's work, Maxie! Ernie Walker had some tough breaks at the beginning of the game, but he made up for them by taking the high single with 305 and also the high triple with 645. Our spares for the evening were Peg Pepper, Hartley Wat- son, Bill Johnston, Jack Sturdy and Bruce Machan. We really appreciate our spares, who are so willing to come out when they are called, even though it is often at the last minute. Team standings: Stamped- ers 116; Argonauts 82; Riders 80; Ti-Cats 73; Bombers 55; Alouettes 45. Six down and six to go I You can't say you are not getting fair warning. 0--0--0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE The ladies' high single went to Elva Watke with 218 and Irene Perrott picked up the high triple with 518, In the men's department Harley Gaunt, with a 298 edged Keith Broome out for the high single by one pin. Keith, however, came up with two other good lines, to take the high triple with 602. The Comets are still in first place with 85, followed by the Corvairs with 83; T-Birds 68; Pontiacs 65; Buicks 63 and Fiats 56. There are five regular nights Steven Watson 106, Bill Brown 174, David Walker 185. Stand- ing to date Bruins 40, Wings 35, Hawks 33, Rangers 28, [labs 25, Leafs 25. BANTAMS The Whites moved into first place by virtue of their clean sweep over the Blues, plus some help from the Reds who knocked off the leading Greens. Once again, Larry Simmons took high single 154 and high double 285, For the girls Kathy Ross had a high single of 96 and high double, 178. Other note- worthy scores were Dale Wal- den 113, Bradley Simmons 115 and Janis Ohm 103. Standing to date, Whites 42, Greens 38, Reds 26, Blues 14. left, and any one team can still take the trophy. Special thanks to Sharon Ri- ley, Elva Watke, Iry Reidt, Mike Newton and Phillip Ad- ams for sparing for us. 0--0--0 THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Pat Fryfogle was high lady last week with a 249 single and a 618 triple. Mac Ritchie was high man with a 299 single and a 748 triple. Team standings: Gwen's Go- phers 94; Dianne's Duffers 89; Sharon's Sharks 86; Fran's Fran- tics 08; Dot's Dashes 64; Aud- rey's Angels 61. 0--0--0 MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE Bill Edwards picked up all the honors on Monday night with a 306 single and a triple of796. Runner-up for high triple was Fred Pepper with a 721. The standings: Mercurys 101; Jumpin' Jupiters 90; Moon Doggies 75; Explorers 74; Ap- pollos 67 and Geminis 55. 0--0--0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES' LEAGUE Bea's Hounds are in first place with 94 points. Elva's Spaniels are running a close second with 92 points. Eva's Collies are in third place with 88 points. Jean's Shepherds have 71 points, Barb's Poodles have 61 and Edna's Terriers have 56. Marg Moffatt captured the AO single with 264 and Dorothy Bain came through with 655 for :he high triple. Broomball Last Tuesday Brussels and Wingham Broomball teams play- ed in the Belgrave Arena. Car- man Machan scored one goal for Brussels. Wingham had no score. Whitechurch defeated Amer- ican Hotel 3-1. Jim Taylor, Jackie Marks and Harold Dob- son scored one each for White- church and Brian Rutledge scor-e eel for American Hotel. Monday evening in Brussels, Wingham won over Brussels 5-0 1 Wayne Coultes and Rod Hickey each scored two and Davey Crothers one. Whitechurch again trimmed American I hotel, this time 4-0. Brian Miltonl had two goals and Bill Pi:rdon and Jackie Marks one each. League standings: W L Pts Whitechurch 7 1 1 lli Wingham 5 3 .1 11, Brussels 5 4. 10' American Hotel t II 0 0 Bridge Club The Howell system was used. First: Mrs. W. Wherry and A. Wilson; second, Mrs. F. Fuigie and Miss Hazel Weir; third, Mrs. C. Hudgins and 0. Haselgrove. Belmore Curlers Compete in Area 13ELMORli — A number of Bel- more rinks have been compet- ing in area bonspiels, and con- sidering the fact that they have not been coming out on top, they are good spurts to keep try- ing, wouldn't you say? Recently, in a mixed 'spiel held in Walkerton, a rink com- prised of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ing- lis and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bad- le, won two games, then lost one. Last week a men's rink skipped by Mac, with Bruce Harkness and John and Ralph Dickson the other members, lost their first two games but won the last, to win the consolation prize at the Farmers' Bonspiel in Palmerston. At the same 'spiel, a rink skipped by Clark Renwick won its first two games with Palmerston and Harriston, and lost the third 10-4 to a Ilar- riston rink. Other members of that foursome were Harry Mul- vey, second, Jack Inglis, vice, and Leonard Harper, lead. At the Gorrie bonspiel held in Wingham last week, a rink comprised of Mac Inglis, Geo. Inglis, Ralph Dickson and Bruce Harkness won the consolation prize. And in Walkerton on Wednesday at the Massey-Fer- guson bonspiel, the Renwick rink went down to defeat to rinks from Kincardine (10-7) sistant P. L, Paul Gardner, led Fordwich Rink a game in which each patrol, in complete darkness, had to locate a chalk circle on the Wins Bonspiel floor marked with the name of FORDWICH--A foursome of a Canadian city. A study period followed, dur- ing which Scouts tried passing "Kim's Game" or knots. Before closing a troop dis- cussion was held when boys were allowed to ask questions on patrol and troop problems. A. P. L. Gardner lowered the flag and Scouter Fridenburg dis- missed the troop. A reminder to all Cubs and Boy Scouts -- Uniforms will be worn on Baden-Powell Day, Tuesday, Feb. 22, Plans are underway to hold a variety show some time in Ap- ril, the proceeds of which will 'elp to defray the cost of the centennial tour planned by the Saugeen District, of which the Wingham troop is a part. A further report will be given af- ter the program has been com- pleted. Card Party LAKELET—A large crowd attended the weekly card party at the Lakelet Institute Hall on Thursday night. Prize winners were Mrs. Elmer Haskins, Mrs. Charles Scott, Miss Audrey Scott, Miss Frances Inglis, Mrs. Burns Stewart and Ross Harper. I 0 • Strikes & Spares curlers from Fordwich attended the Gorrie bonspiel held in Wingham arena. The skip was Stan Douglas and rink was composed of Lloyd Nickel, Stuart Douglas and Lyle Foerr- er, They won first prize with 3 wins and a plus of 13. They will he enjoying ham for a few days as each received a seven pound ham. Two Euchre Parties Held FORDWICII—A progressive euchre party was held in the community hall sponsored by the hall hoard. nigh scores were held by Mrs. George Pit- tendreigh and Ernie Dinsmore and consolations by*Mrs. Wm, McCann and Roy Kennedy. On Monday evening another euchre was held at the home of Mr. Jack Winters, sponsored by the Orange Lodge. Winners were Mrs. Elsie Strong and Wil- liam Campbell and consolation, Mrs. Stanley Forester and Glenn Johnston. Special prize, Jack Winters. Everyone excels in some- thing in which another fails.