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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-10-20, Page 16PHONE 357-2581 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM BEAVER LUMBER Gitritit °Pei/174r FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 from 8 a.m. to 10 pm The Management and Staff of the Beaver Lumber Company would like to extend their appreciation to all of its customers for being so considerate and understanding since the fire that destroyed our lumber yard in June of this year. However, since then we have rebuilt, and now are in a better position than ever to ex- tend our services to you, our customers. WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE YOU TO OUR GRAND OPENING ON OCTOBER 21st. Coffee and Doughnuts Will Be Served 11111111110, BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF WAREHOUSE SPACE DURING OUR REBUILDING PERIOD WE HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF MATERIALS THAT WERE DAMAGED. PLAIN WHITE $ 519 PER CARTON — GOOD ONE SIDE 4 x 8 PLYWOOD $ 2 ACOUSTICAL TILE $719 3/4 " — GOOD ONE SIDE 4 x 8 PER CARTON 6 DOOR PRIZES GALORE ALUMINUM DOOR FEATURING NEW DURACRON IN WHITE — FULL 1 1/4 " THICKNESS 2 ND 20 BAGS MICAFILL INSULATION PAYS FOR ITSELF IN THREE SEASONS OR LESS — SAVE 75% HEAT LOSS — GUARANTEED ST 2 QUARTS of SUPER GLOSS PAINT 4 TH 6 SHEETS OF VINYL SHEETROCK RD 5 TH 6 FT. ALUMINUM STEP LADDER 2 QUARTS of C.I.L. SUPER GLOSS PAINT 6 ALONG WITH THE ABOVE SPECIALS WE WILL BE FEATURING FOR ONE DAY ONLY FLOOR. TILE AS LOW AS 8 4 for 9"x9" Tile With every order of 5 cartons or more Floor Tile you will re- ceive 1 qt. Armstrong Wax and Armstrong Cleaner free of charge 3x4 UNDERLAY — 79c ALUMINUM LADDERS 24' Extension Reg. $34.95 '29" SALE 16' Home Owner e i9 95 Extension Ladder 4 Reg. $22.95—SALE COFFEE TABLE TOPS 3V' x 36" 1 3/4 " THICK $ 1 59 EACH ARBORITE AS LOW AS 9 Per Sq. Ft. aMINE•011111111MME 20% OFF ALL LINES OF C.I.L. PAINT! RUGS-RUGS-RUGS WITH ANY RUG ORDERED OCTOBER 21st ONLY, WE WILL SUPPLY AT NO EXTRA CHARGE RUG PADS WITH A RETAIL VALUE OF $1.95 PER SO. YARD! BEAVER LUMBER •••••••••••••••••••••••ftwoomm. DEPENDABLE QUALITY AND SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES • BUDGET TERMS BEAVER LUMBER BURTON MORGAN subs for Ted Moszkowski as he in- terests Barbara and Lisa Hamilton of Wroxeter, in the World Book Encyclopedia and Child Craft in the tented city at the International Plowing Match, Seaforth.—A-T Photo. Page 8 Wingham Advance-Times, Thursday, Oct, '4, l90 Wojeck" was a real break for Jennifer Leak. She wants to be an actress, and her role as Gale Fletcher in the two part series 'The Cold Smile of Friends' served as her introduc- tion to Canadian audiences in a dramatic role. The episodes were seen on the CBC on Octo- ber 4th and 11th. Her face is not new to Canadians. At the ripe old age of 18, she is one of the country's top teen models - in fashion magazines, TV com- mercials, and fashion shows. She is also extremely lucky in that she has lived almost 'all over the world'. She was born in Cardiff, Wales, came to Canada (Nova Scotia) when she was seven, went back to Wales a few years later, then was off to Jerusalem, then back to Eng- land at the age of 14, and then to Montreal. She first became interested in acting in Israel, and played a lead role in a school production in England, winning an award for her ef- forts. When she came to Mont- real she finished high school and began working in a bank, spend- ing her evenings at a drama course and modelling school. The modelling won out and last year when she came to Toronto, she had no trouble getting work as a model. She had to audi- tion for the role in' Wojeck" but had little trouble winning it. Maybe this is the beginning of an entirely new career for Jennifer Leak. What will be television's gain, will obvious- ly be the modelling world's loss! 0--o--0 "The Mills of the Gods" has won yet another award for greatness. It was selected Best Television Film at the ninth an- nual Vancouver International Film Festival, held recently in the B.C. city. 'Mills of the Gods' is Beryl Fox's master- piece about the war in Viet Nam. It was first seen on the CBC series entitled "Document" last December. Its producer was Douglas Leiterman who is now working in the U.S., the cameraman who travelled with Miss Fox into the Viet Namese jungles was Erik Durschmied. It has also received awards as Film of the Year at the presen- tation of Canadian Film Awards; the third annual CBC Wildeme::$ Award, and the George Polk Memorial Award from Long Is- land University in New York. 0-4-0 Another season has ended at the Stratford Shakespearean Festival. The actors and act- resses are packing up and leav- ing Stratford, the little town that bustles each summer, next thing to a ghost-town! It was another successful year. The 7is Show Biz By Vonni Lee season was extended in length ,E again this year, If it is made much longer it will provide year-round employment for our Canadian stars. As it is now, they begin rehearsals in the ear- ly spring, which means they are idle only during the winter if they can't find anything ap- pealing elsewhere. This would be a good thing for many of them, but for the very-talented their roles would be extremely limited. 0-0-0 It was ironic that at the very time that Eric Fleming's death was reported, he was starring in two segments of Bonanza on CBC-Television. 0-0-0 There is a marvellously en- tertaining show coming up for the kids at Hallowe'en time. It will star the 'Peanuts' of the comic strips, but more about that in next week's column. Meanwhile, for the sportsmen, NHL Hockey begins another new season this Saturday night (the 22nd). Boston Bruins will play Montreal Canadiens and New York Rangers will tackle the Maple Leafs. So settle down to another winter of watching hoc- key. To which I can only say - Yickll Ah well, at least I can be bored in colour this year! Attended Plowing Match at Seaforth FORDWICH—Among those from here who attended the plowing match last week at Seaforth were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sothern, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Millar, Mr. Norman Harding, Mr. Goosen Winkel, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Doig, Mr. andMrs. Wally Gibson, Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, Mrs. Ruby Foster, Henry Mundt, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Forester, Mr. Art Forester, Mr. and Mrs. Jack King, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Har- grave, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hut- chison, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rob- inson, Mrs. Len Wilson, Mrs. Wm. Clyne, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dinsmore, Earl Moore, Roy Gadcke, Walter Harrifield, Norman Ettinger, Fred McCann, Blake Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Ce- cil Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ruttan, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ruttan, Gordon Kaster, Jack Ruttan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl King, Jim Foster, Misses Elva and Ethna Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper, Misses Sandra Al- len and Carol King.