HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-03-31, Page 17WED. 30 - THUR. Si FRL 1
Two lonely people are caught
up in the whirl of a big city in
"DEAR HEART"
Starring Glenn Ford and
Geraldine Page
(Adult Entertainment)
Wed, and Thurs. at 8 p.m.
Friday 7;15 and 9:15 p.m.
SAT, 2 - MON. 4 TUES. 5
A gorgeous day! An hilarious
day! A kissable day and night!
Starring Doris Day-Rod Taylor
in
"DO NOT DISTURB"
in Technicolor
Saturday Matinee 2:15 p.m.
Saturday at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
WED. 6 - THURS. 7 - FRI. 8
Me newest in terror-tainment!
Shockorama
"Jesse James Meets
Frankenstein's
Daughter"
Killers clash! Roaring guns
against raging monster!
— On the same program --
"Billy The Kid vs.
Dracula"
The West's deadliest gunfight-
er! The world's most diabolical
killer!
Starring John Carradine-Chuck
Courtney - Melinda Plowman
Wed. and Thurs. at 8 p.m.
Friday at 7:15 and 8:35 p.m.
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SATURDAY MATINEE APRIL 2
"TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE"
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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE — CLINTON
With Double Features, Each
Feature Shown Once.
The Main Feature is
Shown Last.
Box Office open at 7:30 p.m.
First Show at 8:00 p.m.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April 7-8
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"PAJAMA PARTY
TOMMY KIRK
ANETTE FUNICELLO
Color
"SAMSON AND THE
SEVEN MIRACLES"
GORDON scow
Color Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
April 9-11
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
UP FROM
THE BEACH
CLIFF ROBERTSON
RED BUTTONS
IRINA DEMICK
The sequel to ,ornE LONGEST
DAY." The story begins the
day after D-Day.
"APACHE RIFLES"
AUDIE MURPHY
Color Cartoon
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LAKELET—Congratulations
to the Lakelet Jets hockey team
who won the semi-final series
over the Drew Bombers, 4-2 on
Friday night at Mildmay.
Jets Win
BANTAMS
It's playoff time -- every
pin counts, as highest pinfall
will declare our playoff champs,
Jay Maclaurin certainly
didn't miss many pins as he led
his team to top spot with high
single 159 and high double
256. Wish you would show me
how to pick that "easy" right
hand corner pin, Jay!
For the girls, Julie Foxton
took full honors with games of
130 and 151, Nice bowling
Julie, too bad grandma wasn't
out to watch -- her lessonsseem
to be showing results.
Others breaking the 100
mark, Marlene Foxton 120 and
106, Bradley Simmons 115 and
130. Good steady bowling Mar-
lene and Bradley. Final results,
Greens 854, Whites 665, Reds
657, Blues 606.
JUNIORS
Have the Wings just been
sitting in the sidelines, setting
their sights for the playoffs?
Certainly looks so, as they
came out on top after first week
Jay Mac Laurin
Rolls 159 Single
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WED.-THUR.-FRI.-SAT.-MON:TUES., MAR. 30.31-APR. 1-24-5
(SPECIAL )
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT I
"THUNDERBALL"
Colour - Panavision
Starring: Sean Connery - Claudine Auger
This is the biggest Bond of them all. Criminals and women
everywhere, look out. Second shows on Friday and Saturday
start at 9:25, One show other nights at 8:00, Adults $1.00 -
Students 75c - Children 50c.
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OPENING
FOR THE SEASON
of playoffs with high pinfall of
1290, A real battle for second
spot as Rangers rolled 1231,
Hawks 1213, Bruins 1197, with
Leafs and Habs tied for fifth
with identical pinfall of 1079.
Bruce Henry nosed out Bill
Brown for both high single and
high double as he rolled 222
single and 381 double, while
Bill rolled fine 206 single and
358 double. Margaret Mc-
Laughlin had full honors for the
girls with 187 single and 327
double.
Other fine lines, Brian Dey-
eli 163, Dave Balser 159, Gail
Irvine 155 and 153, Ron Perrott
164, Tom Ritchie 153.
INTERMEDIATES
Mike White rolled high sin-
gle 254 and high double 418 as
he paced his Pines to a 100
point lead over second place
Maples. Barbara Dauphin con-
tinued her steady bowling tak-
ing gal's high single 239 and
double 385.
Others with lines over 200,
Richard Wharton 208 and 201,
Brian Walden 232, Don Rae 207,
Ron Goy 245, Bruce Boyd 225,
Greg Carter 202, Doug Elliott
200.
Results of first week of play-
offs, Pines 1494, Maples 1394,
Walnuts 1362, Poplars 1217,
Oaks 1211, Birches 1126.
Luck Runs Out
In Tournament
BELMORE—With all our brag-
ging about the Squirts last week,
their luck seemed to pass them
by last week-end in an all-day
hockey tournament at the Mild-
may Arena.
Everything was going their
way in the first game, and they
defeated Belgrave 7-1. Ross
Jeffray was the star with three
goals scored. Richard Inglis
knocked in two, and Leland
Harkness and Brian Woolcock
one each.
Seems with one win the boys
got a bit too big for their brit-
ches, so their second opposing
team, Ripley, tanned those
britches, but good! The score
was again 7-1, but the Bel-
more boys were on the shady
side this time, Brian Woolcock
the Ione scorer.
Win or lose, though, it was
an exciting day, a day of good
clean fun for everyone. And
don't ever think you have made
us any less proud of you, team!
Final Games
Friday Night
GORRIE—The junior hockey
players will have one last fling
before they hang up their skates
for the season.
The wind-up games will take
place in the Wingharn Arena on
Friday night, April 1, com-
mencing at 6 o'clock. This will
be a Belgrave, Gorrie, Wroxe-
ter night when exhibition games
will be played by the PeeWee,
Tadpole, Squirt and Midget
teams.
Team to Play
Owen Sound
WHITECHURCH—On Wed-
nesday evening the local broom-
ball team played Bervie at the
Lucknow rink and won with a
score, 4-0.
On Sunday the Whitechurch
team played Hensel', at Hen-,
sall and won 2-0. Whitechurch
now advances to Owen Sound
which is the last play-offgarne.
If succesSful they receive a
trophy.
* CROWN
THEATRE
HARRISTON
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COMING NEXT
WED.-THUR : APRIL 6.7-8
"THE BIG T.N.T. SHOW"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
April 1-2
— OPENING NIGHT —
ACTION DOUBLE FEATURE
NONE BUT
THE BRAVE
FRANK SINATRA
CLINT WALKER
TOMMY SANDS
Color
"BATTLE OF THE
VILLA FIORITA"
MAUREEN O'HARA
ROSSANO BRAZZI
Color Cartoon
SALUTE TO CANADA was the final number in the entertain-
ment supplied by the Figure Skating Club on Saturday
night. Girls in the picture are Suzanne Brenzil, Jayne
English, Barbara Dauphin, Bonnie McTaggart, Olive Lapp,
Marilyn Irwin, Gloria Lewis and Karen Rae.
—Photo by Connell