The Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-06-16, Page 713y Vonni Lee
who will be the announcer and
also plays clarinet in the band,
and singer Johny Forrest who has
guested on their television show.
They moved into Southern
Ontario on June 11, The show
that is of most interest to us is
Friday evening, June 17, when
they will present a show in our
'neck of the woods', Hanover.
For all of you who enjoy Don's
Jubilee each Monday evening
on CBC-TV, it should be a fine
evening of entertainment, so
mosey on up to Hanover!
This is Don's sixth consecu-
tive summer tour. The troupe
is travelling by chartered bus.
Next year, our Centennial Year,
plans are being made for a
coast-to-coast tour. Money
raised at his shows will be used
for special community projects.
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Since I said in last week's
column that Juliette would not
be leaving us next season (al-
though her Saturday evening
show will), I had better ex-
plain. She will be seen in a
number of one-hour specials on
"Show of The Week". Their
quoted "number" now is 'at
least two'; one will feature
Juliette in the widest possible
range of performance, and one
will feature her as hostess pre-
senting young Canadian talent.
The latter is the sort of
thing at which she shines. She
can make young people feel at
ease as no one else can, and
they all worship her. As for the
first type of show, 'Juliette in
the widest possible range of per-
formance', it will probably be
an evening of singing, talking
and smiling, and only the lat-
ter two done to perfection! I
mean, what else can she do? It
takes a great entertainer to hold
an audience for one hour -- a
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HARRISTON
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
WED. 15 - THUR. 16 - FRI. 17
THE GHOST IN THE
INVISIBLE BIKINI
in Color — Stars
Tommy Kirk - Deborah Walley
— Plus —
Guns of the Timber-
land
in Color — Stars
Allan Ladd - 1Frarikite Avalon
SATURDAY, JUNE 18 ONLY
Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis. in
LIVING IT UP
— Plus —
The Blackspurs
in Color — Starring
Rory Calhoun, Terry Moore,
Linda Darnell and Scott Brady
SUNDAY Late Show, June 19
WAR OF THE
WORLDS
— Plus —
The Skull
Both in Color
(Adult Entertainment>
MON. 20 - TUES. 21
WHAT'S NEW
PUSSY CAT?
in Color — Stars
Peter Sellers
and Peter O'Toole in this
whacky comedy
Kiss Me Stupid
RE STRICTED
To 'MONS
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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE — CLINTON
Come as Late as 11 p.m.
and See a Complete
Show.
Box Office opens 8 o'clock
First Show starts at Dusk
Their regular show is about
to leave the airwaves, and as
is their custom each year, Don
Messer and his Islanders will be
spending the summer months
entertaining Canadian fans in
person. Their main tour last
summer included towns and
cities in the Western provinces;
this year, their western brand of
music will be entertaining au-
diences in Ontario and Quebec,
The tour began June 4 and
will continue for 26 days. In-
cluded in the group will be
Don's orchestra with Cec Mc-
Eachern on guitar, Waldo Mun-
roe on piano, Warren MacRae
on drums, Vic Mullen on ban-
jo, and Duke Nielsen on bass;
0 the Buchta Dancers (Marilyn
Boyle, Lynn Sheehan, Jane and
Judy Edgett, Joe Wallin, Don
King, Gary Eisenhaure, Gary
Copp and Buchta himself). Al-
so included will be singers
Marg Osburne and Charlie
Chamberlain, Rae Simmons
FOR THE SPLASH-POOL set a "high-div-
ing" swimsuit and a terry cloth cover-up
to dry off in. Back-to-front sailor collar
and feminine pleated skirt give the one-
piece swimsuit the somewhat dressier look
of leisure wear. Both are made with stretch
nylon to grow along with their owners.
HOME BINGO
THIS IS THE FIFTH CALL OF THE 1966 SECOND
SERIES HOME BINGO BEING SPONSORED BY THE
KINSMEN CLUB OF WINGHAM.
PRIZE 100.00 T OC A LE SOPFL I TT I El N
WINNER MUST HAVE A FULL HOUSE (all numbers on
card called).
Kin members and immediate family not eligible.
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GET YOUR BINGO CARDS FROM ANY KINSMAN
$ Lucky Dollar Days $
WINNERS
The following lucky Winners have each
received $10.00 CASH in the third
draw for Lucky Dollar Value Days.
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Lawrence Purdon, Wingham
Brian Cronkwright, Wingham
Shop at the stores which
display the
$ Lucky Dollar Days signs $
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have been taken by our staff photographers
are now available to those who wish to
purchase reprints.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
June 16-17
THE ART
OF LOVE
Two nimble American rascals
turn Paris on its ear ! ! !
JAMES GARNER
ELKE SOMMER
DICK VAN DYKE
ANGLE DICKINSON
Color Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
June 18-20
ELVIS PRESLEY
as a roving, restless reckless
ROUSTABOUT
BARBARA STANWYCK
Ir JOAN FREEMAN
Color Cartoon
•
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Juno 21-22
HUSH HUSH
SWEET
CHARLOTTE
Hush, Hush, Sweet
Charlotte
Charlotte don't you cry
Chop, Chop, Sweet
Charlotte
A faithless man must die.
BETTE DAVIS
OLIVIA deltAVILLAND
JOSEPH COTTON
(Adult Entertainment)
Cartoon
Coming Next:
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
June 23-24
CLARENCE THE
CROSS EYED LION
Sammy Davis Jr., a Judy Gar-
land, a Ilarry Belafonte or a
Barbra Streisand. In that class,
Juliette is NOT!
Can she do it? Well, we
shall wait and see. Maybe she
has hidden talents that we have
not yet seen on her Saturday
evening efforts. Or perhaps she
will be spending the summer
reading Shakespeare, or prac-
tising the Highland Fling, with
maybe even a singing lesson or
three thrown in!
Despite the little slams about
Julie's talent, though, she is
the only gal that has held a
weekly show on the CBC for ten
years. So she may not be the
most talented person in show
business; she has a personality
that would warm the heart of a
crocodile, and that has made
her a star. And for that, you
must give her credit! Other
stars with five times the talent
come and go because they
freeze before a camera. All
they can do is entertain, and
that is not enough. It's sad, but
true. At any rate, I'll look for-
ward to that 'Juliette Special';
if it turns out great, guess I'll
have to eat these words, with-
out relish!
_hive Girls'
Schedule
"Cerson's Cuties" have start-
ed their season and have a
game scheduled for tomorrow
night in Palmerston. The girls
would appreciate a good turn-
out of fans at the home games.
All games start at 7 p.m. and
the schedule is printed here for
future reference.
June 17 Wingham at Palmerston
June 23 Mt. Forest at Wingham
June 27 Wingham at Mt. Forest
June 29 Moorefield at Wingham
July 4 Wingliam at Milverton
July 6 Palmerston at Wingham
July 12 Wingham at Milibank
July 14 Millbatsk at Wingham
July 1!) Milverton at Wingliam
July 21 Wingliam at Moorefield
July 28 Wingharn at Listowel
Thurs., June 23 Only 0 FREE POPCORN for
CHILDREN before 9:45
LOSE TO MILDMAY,
RETURN GAME
TOMORROW NIGHT
WHITECI IURCH—The White-
church Bantams travelled to
Mildmay last Friday night where
they took a real trouncing from
the host team. The score was
14-3 for Mildmay.
The Mildmay team will play
the return game here tomorrow
night (Friday) so be on hand to
cheer the "Banties" to victory.
A very stout schoolmistress
was talking about birds and
their habits. "Now," she said,
"at home I have a canary, and
it can do something I cannot do
I wonder if any of you know ex-
actly what that is?" One boy
raised his hand."I know, teach-
er," he said, "take a bath in a
saucer."
FISHERMEN BEWARE
Watch where you dump those
excess minnows. The Ontario
Fishery Regulations state that:
"No person shall liberate any
live bait-fish in waters other
than those from which they were
originally taken." The pre-
caution is to prevent the spawn-
ing of coarse fish and subse-
quently poor catches.
He: "Can I turn off the ceil-
ing lights?" She: "Yes, you
may." He: ''Can I turn off the
hall light?" She: "Sure, John-
ny." He: Can I turn out the
table lamp?" She: "Why yes,
John." He: "Now that it's dark
in here can I ask you a ques-
tion?" She: "Yes, dear." He:
"Do you think this luminous
necktie is worth two bucks?"
W1-ITECHURCH—The Inter-
mediates played Lucknow last
Wednesday evening on the
Wingham diamond and won the
game 9-4. Allan MacDonald
Against Ripley
Win Both Games was the pitcher.
The two teams met again on
Saturday evening when they
played in Ripley. At the end
of the ninth inning the teams
were tied. In the overtime
period a total of seven runs
were made with the final score.
Whitechuroh 6, Ripley 2,