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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-05-19, Page 15TOP MARK MAKERS in the Men's Town Bowling League were: Bill Johnston, high average, 230; Ken Saxton, high triple, 886, and Barry Fryfogle, high single, 378.—A-T Aix. Bridge Club The Wingham Bridge Club held its closing meeting last Thursday. Tournament tro- phies and prizes were presented. B. Ortlieb won the men's cup; Mrs, C, Hodgins the la- dies' cup; year's high average trophy, W. Laidlaw. In the tournament play the second prize went to Mrs. H. Fisher; third, Mrs. G. Gannett; second men's prize, A. Wilson; third W. Wharry. Lawn Bowlers Hold Bridge The Lawn Bowling Club held a bridge in the council cham- bers Monday evening with 23 tables in play. First prize went to Mrs. Roy Hunter; second, W. H. French; third, Mrs. Gor- don Gannett. The draws were won by Mrs. Jack Colvin and Gordon MacKay. CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON Friday 13 through Sat. 21 Presenting +the great Academy Award winning motion picture MY FAIR LADY in glorious Technicolor Starring AUDREY HEPBURN - REX HARRISON and co-starring STANLEY HOLBORN Matinee Sat. 14 and Sat. 21 at 1:30 p.m. Evenings — Monday through Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. SPECIAL ADMISSION PRICES MATINEE: Adults $L00; Students 75t; Clhildren 50c EVENING: Adults $1.25: Students 75e; Children 50c Monday 23 through Sat. 28 THUNDERilin The biggest Bond of them all! 007 returns to action James Bend is still flying Itigh Thunderball is in Technicolor and stars SEAN CONNERV and C`LAUDINE AUGER (Adult Entertainment) One showing Monday through Thursday at 8:00 p.m Two showings Friday and Sat- - urday at 7:00 and 9:20 111111110111111NokelmiiiimilIgille Phone 357-3029 Bluevale, Ontario Come in y©u tire-kickers, door stammers, hood thumpers, see The biggest package at the lowest price in town! Meteor Montcalm 2-door hardtop or Comet.. New! Bigger! So much car, so little price! or Mercury Now you can move ahead with Mercury for so much less than you think! Mercury Park Lane 4-door hardtop 0 Meteor-Mercury dealers across Canada are having their greatest sales year , and they're passing the success savings right along to you ... giving you the hottest new car values in town! Come on in ...see them, try them, price them you'll drive one home and smile with your savings! It's our greatest sales year ever... because we've got the best cars ever Meteors, Mercurys and Comets! LILLOW'S GARAGE WHETHER BUYING DA LEASING SEE YOUR AatocuRY DEALER. 4 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS in the Men's Town Bowling League were members of Team Six. Front row: Bill Stephenson, Captain Bill Johnston, Ray Walker; back row: Andy Henderson, Bob Crawford and Lorne Archer.—A-T Photo. WirlOarti AdVanee-Times, Thursday, May 19 1968 -r• Fage 7 SAHARA BOOTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY BOYS' $5,99 WOMEN'S $619 MEN'S $8,99 CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 3574840 Hey, Squirts, Pee-Wees! Saturday is your last chance to register for softball TOWN PARK e 9 to 10.30 , Banquet, Dance Ends Season FORDWICII—The Bowling League held a banquet and the presentation of trophies on Fri- day night in Trinity Anglican Church basement with St. Anne's Guild catering for a tur- key dinner, Presentations were Made by Jack King, president and the past president, Earl King with the secretary, Mrs, Don Bridge assisting. Ladies' and men's high aver- ages were won by Mr. and Mrs. Russel Behrns; high singles, Mrs. Jack Bennett and Jack King; high triples, Mrs. Lyle Murray 'and Jim Stewart; most improv- ed bowlers, Mrs. Doug Bunker and Tom McClement; high team of the year, the Jets, Mrs. Blake Gibson, Mrs. Earl King, Mrs, Doug Bunker, Lyle Foer- ter, Doug Browne, Russel • Behrns; high team of the play- offs, the Strikers, Mrs. Tom McClement, Mrs. Bob Bridge, Mrs. Lyle Foerter, Alex Reid, Jack Bennett and Blake Gibson. Officers for 1967 season are: Pres„ Russel Behrns; 1st vice, Doug Bunker; sec. -treas. , Mrs. Jack Bennett. The remainder of the eve- ning was spent by joining with the Palmerston Bowlers for a dance in the Palmerston Legion Hall, WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES' LEAGUE Edna's Terriers bowled their way to victory with a total pin- fall of 14994. Congratulations, girls. Final playoff standings are: Edna's Terriers 14994, Bea's Hounds 14709; Barb's Poodles 14707; Jean's Shepherds14709; Eva's Collies 14241 and Elva's Spaniels 14215, Louise Welwood captured both high single and high triple with 308 and 636. Last week Marg Moffatt bowled 272 and 780 taking the honors for high single and high triple. Many thanks to all those who have spared for us during he year. BR WNIE S DRIVE-IN THEATRE — CLINTON Come as Late as 11 p.m. and See a Complete Show. 1 ti 'TIS SHOW Oil ‘sonimf•-• Continued from Page Six fans would agree. A widow, (her second husband died in 1951), she makes her home in New York during most of the year. She also has a summer home at Cape Cod. 0-0-0 Seems to me that people in Canada are the only ones com- plaining about the shows being seen on CBC Television. Can- adian productions are winning nothing but praise from foreign lands, and those in the know about top television entertain- ment. In New York, a special award from the Thomas Alva Edison Foundation, was award- ed to 'Animals and Man', a 13- part series shown on " The Na- ture of Things". The award is a special one, given only when the Foundation's directors feel that a program has made con- tribution to the public under- standing of science. Another CBC winner was "Torch to Tokyo", an hour- long documentary about the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, seen in September of that year, It re- ceived a silver medal at the In- ternational Competition of Sports Motion Pictures at Cot- tina, Italy. Those two awards were add- ed to two others that the CBC received this year. In Febru- ary, the ballet "Romeo and Juliet" won Le Prix Rene Barth- elemy at Monto Carlo; and in March, Beryl Fox and her pro- duction "The Mills of The Gods' won the George Polk Memorial Award as the top documentary of 1965. Canada paid its own tribute to that film, and rightly so, on April 29th, when it defeated twenty-four other films, to van the third annual Wilderness Award. 111111111111111111111111111111111111MIIM111111111.1111116 HARRISTON DRIVEIN THEATRE FRI.-SAT. MAY 20-21 SON OF CAPTAIN BLOOD — Plus — ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS Both in Color SPECIAL HOLIDAY LATE SHOW — SUNDAY, MAY 22 DINOSAURUS in Color — Plus YOUNG DILLINGER (Adult Entertainment) Starts 11:00 p.m, MON.-TUES. MAY 20-24 GENGHIS KHAN In Color — Stars James Mason = Omar Shariff Stephen Boyd y Eli Wallach Starts at dusk WED.-TliUR.-FIII. 25-20-27 CAT BALLOU In Color — Stars Academy Award Winner Lee Marvin and Nat King Cole — Plus — MAJOR OUNDEE In Color — Stars (!Marlton Heston = Jas. G. Born Cat Ballou at Dusk 14111119111111111111111111M1111101111111111111111E111611111 Box Office opens 8 o'clock First Show starts at Dusk WED., THURS., FRI. May 18-19-20 — DOUBLE FEATURE — Double the Action: Excitement . . Girls . . with James Bond Agent 007 "DR. NO" (Adult Entertainment) SEAN CONNERY URSULA ANDRESS Color "FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" (Adult Entertainment) SEAN CONNERY PEDRO ARMENDARIZ Color Cartoon Dr. No at 9 — Russia at 11 SATURDAY and MONDAY May 21-23 THE ROUNDERS GLENN FORD HENRY FONDA EDGAR BUCHANAN' Color Cartoon SUN. MIDNIGHT ONLY May 22 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "WILD ON THE BEACH" FRANKIE RANDALL SHERRY JACKSON "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" (Adult Entertainment) ELVIS PRESLEY Cartoon TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY May 24-25 "THE PLEASURE SEEKERS" (Adult Entertainment) ANN-MARGRET TONY PRANC1OSA CAROL LYNLEY Color Cartoon