The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-04-13, Page 9THE NEW EXECUTIVE of the Ladies' Curl-
ing Club was elected at the wind-up dinner
last week, Seated are Ethel Spry, past
president; Peg Bateson, president; Anne
Rosenhagen, 1st vice-president; standing:
Doris Fells, 3rd vice-president; Kay Forgie,
treasurer; Edith Rathbun, secretary; June
Hafermehl, 2nd vice-president.—A-T Photo.
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Children 40c
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in Technicolor — Stars
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Recom, as Adult Entertainment
Wednesday & Thursday at 8:00
Friday & Saturday 7:15 and 9:15
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SAT. MAT., Aprli 15, 2:15 p.m.
Come on out and see the Flint-
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"A MAN CALLED
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ALL SEATS 50c
for this engagement
MON. 17 • TUES. 18
Henry Fonda and Joanne Wood.
ward star in
"A BIG HAND FOR
THE LITTLE LADY"
In Technicolor
A Western with a difference—
laced with comedy and explod-
ing with surprises
Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m.
COMING NEXT —
WED. 19 - THUR. 20 • FRI. 21
"THE WRONG BOX"
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Monday to Thursday at 8 p,m.
Friday and Saturday —2 shows
at 7:15 and 9:15; Sat. Matinee
at 2 p.m., unless otherwise noted
Prices: Adults $1.00; Students
75c; Children 40c
Starting WEDNESDAY for 12
days — APRIL 5th to 18th
Special • Special . Special
"THE SOUND OF
MUSIC"
ColoureCinemaScope — Starring:
JULIE ANDREWS
CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER
This is the one we have been
Waiting for. It's probably the
greatest motion picture since
"Gone With the Wind." Due to
the length of this feature there
Will be only one show each
night starting at 8:00 p.m. The
admission prices that we must
charge for this feature are as
follows:
44,..DULTS Mon. to Thur. $1.75
Fri. • Sat, $2.00
Satur. Matinees $1.50
CHILDREN All pirforniances .90
STUDENTS same as Adults
Ptiatindtss on Satterday, April 8
and 15, at 2:00 p.m.
COMING NEXT
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(ADULT: ENTERTAINMENT)
"MURDERER'S ROW"
can reach a telephone only at
the lunch hour, I will be in the
office from noon until one-thir-
ty. Call 357-3550. We'll be
glad to talk to you and explain
what services and activities we
provide,
JUNIOR BOWLING
Wingham will be sending six
teams to the Junior bowling
tournament in Exeter with the
playoffs to be held in Wingham
on Saturday, April 22. Good
luck, gang,
KARATE CLUB
We need a few more people
to show an interest in this ac-
tivity before we can proceed any
further. Anyone interested con-
tact me at 357-3550.
ADULT ROLLER SKATING
Any adults interested in a
roller skating club should get
down to the arena at seven o'-
clock sharp on Tuesday, April
18. It is likely the night for the
club meetings would be Thurs-
day.
ARENA SCHEDULE
Roller skating may be started
at the arena on Friday, April
21. Keep your eyes and ears
open for the announcement of
the opening dates in the Ad-
vance-Times and on radio and
TV.
TYKE HOCKEY
Any of the members of the
tyke hockey squad that did not
get their crests, please get in
touch with me.
RECREATION MEET
The Lake Huron Zone rec-
reation meeting was held in
Chesley with Bill Conron of
Wingham as past president and
Mrs. Harold Wild and myself
attending. Theme of the pro-
gram was "Looking at the Fu-
ture". Guest speaker was Bob
Secord.
HIGHLAND DANCE
Classes for the highland danc
ing started on Monday at the
arena and will continue until
the end of June. Mrs. Anne
Rosenhagen is the instructor.
We are also looking for a dance
teacher in tap and ballet. If
you know of anyone who would
be capable, contact Ken Benja-
min at 357-3550.
BROWNIE'S
Drive-In
THEATRE — CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 7:30
First Show at 8:00
GALA REOPENING
FRIDAY, APRIL 14
Open Fri. and Sat. only
ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON
FRIDAY, APRIL 14 ONLY
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
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Vincent Price, Frank'. Avalon
Dwayne Hickman
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PLUS
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Nick Adams
SHOWN AT 8:00 P.M. ONLY
SAT., APRIL 15 ONLY
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RACING CAR ACTION
REDONE 7000
James Cain, Gail Hire
SHOWN AT 9:45 ONLY
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PLUS THE U.N.C.L.E. MEN in
SPY WITH
MY FACE
Robert Vaughn, David McCallUni
Santa !lager
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(Adult Entertainment)
SHOWN AT 1:00 P.M. ONLY
COMING NIIIXY FRIDAY
"WHEN. THE BOYS
MEET THE. GIRLS"
Connie Orensis
"SON OF A GUNFIGHTER"
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WI Centennial Variety Concert
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• Recreation Corner
activities By KEN BENJAMIN
BRIDGE CLUE
The Howell Bystern was play*
ed on Thursday night, The top
four couples were, 1. Miss H.
Weir, Crawford; tied for
second, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Ma-
diets and Mrs, F. Parker and 0.
Haselgrove; 3. Mrs. Q, Gan -
nett, WM. Wharry.
In place of the regular meet-
ing April 23, the Cubs are to
meet at the Advance-Times at
4;30, The men at the newspa-
per office have kindly agreed
to take the Cubs on a tour and
explain how our weekly paper is
printed. The winning six for
the evening at the last meeting
was the Red Six.
G. A WILLIAMS, O.D.
Optometrist
9 PATRICKSTREET W,
WINGHAM
Phone 357-1282 STEREOSCOPE '67
Is coming to Wingham on
Saturday, April, 29th. 13c
In order to provide a better
service for those people who
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HARRISTON
THEATRE
FRIDAY 14 • SATURDAY 15
Don Knotts stars in
"THE GHOST OF
MR. CHICKEN"
TVs famous comedian entertains
in his hillarious comedy hi jinks
— A SECOND FEATURE —
`The Wild, Wild Winter'
Starring
Gary Clark and Chris Noel
It's the wildest way out
Both in Color
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David Walker rolls 253 single CROWN
THEATRE
HARRISTON The 1967-1968 slate of ex-
ecutive was presented by Jack
McDonald as follows: Honorary
president, Lloyd Casemore;
president, Alan MacKay; 1st
vice-president, John Cruik-
shank; 2nd vice, Donald Ken-
nedy; 3rd vice, Jack Bateson;
secretary, Carson Snowdon;
treasurer, Howard Sherbondy.
There were no other nomina-
tions and all were elected to of-
fice.
At the close of the meeting
a social hour was spent during
which time the club enjoyed
lunch served by the ladies.
winners of the Zone Recreation
Roll-offs. To our own bowlers
from Bantam and Intermediate
Leagues who will bowl next Sat-
urday in Exeter in the roll-off,
let's get in there and roll some
real big scores. We'll be there
to cheer and we want a good
group in the top plateau so you
will be back here on April 29.
Incidentally, two games will be
sore 'ee scores of each
bowLe e, in Exeter to
count tc, our next week's play-
offs -- :et seyinn lust which
games you better make them
all gocel,
Good luck gang; ex-
pecting great things,
JUNIORS
First week of playoffs is his-
tory and it looks as if it's going
to be a real run for the trophies.
Notice some real improvement
in the scores. Bill Brown roll-
ed two good games, 203, 230,
for high double with teammate
David Walker in fine form ashe
rolled a 253 single. Nice shoot-
ing, eh? For the girls it was a
real battle with Jane Ann Neth-
ery getting full honors with 164
single and 262 double but Chris-
tine Kreger with 150 single and
Jeanette Riley with 146 single
made a real bid for the single
honors.
Games over 150 not men-
tioned above were Barry Gard-
ner 170, Steven Tiffili 168,"4
Paul Forsyth 156, Paul Swat-
ridge 150, Barry Fish 151, Lar-
ry Simmons 175, Steven Wat-
son 186, Bruce Skinn 154 and
Torn McLaughlin 168.
After the last pin fell here's
how they stood: Candice's
Crooks 1500, Kathy's Killers
2328, Jane Ann's Gentries 1305,
Ruth Ann's Rollers 1207 (glad to
see Ruth Ann Readman back
with the gang). Jeanette's Jets
1167, Marilyn's Musketeers
1138.
BANTAMS
Wow! Those Tweeties were
sure churning up the pins and to
the pack with pinfall of
1045 with Batmen next in line
with 912, Caspers 790, Bunnies
778, Ducks 716, Lulus 699.
Roger Tiffin took full honors
with 193 single, 339 double.
Keep up the good work Roger;
see you beat the big brother in
both games. Lois McLaughlin
took girls high single with 142
and double 244. Gals over 110,
Marlene Foxton 114, Jo-Anne
Croskill 119, Cindy Cook 121,
Lori Henderson 114, Pat Willie
127. Some real good lines roll-
ed by the guys -- just look at
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them -- Bradley Coulter 139,
David Tiffin 149, Bill Staight
127, 129, Roger Tiffin 146,1931
Bradley Simmons 132, 146, Jay
MacLaurin 157, (Caught Grand-
ma watching this pro pick those
corners — looks like she was
getting a few lessons on how to
lift the average a few points).
INTERMEDIATES
John Phillips had top single
250 with Larry Gordon rolling
high double 416. Looks as if
Barb Dauphin lost full honors to
cousin Linda Cerson as Linda
rolled 188 single, beating Barb
by one pin, and came back in
second game with 176 for a very
fine 364 double.
Hitting:oven20C1 were Bruce
Boyd 206, Don Collar 214, Ron
Goy 207, Rick Gardner 200,
Richard Wharton 209, Larry
Gordon 240, Ross Caslick 210,
Jim Henderson 223 (what hap-
pened in that second game Jim
-- the wheel fall off?)
Pinfall ended Barb's Bloopers
1645, Diane's Raiders 1591,
Patti's Pups 1485, Statia's
Strikes 1478, Jennifer's Jokers
1449, Joann's Jonas 1402. Still
another week to go and not too
much separating these teams.
Looks like a battle royal next
week,
0-0-0
A special thanks to a real
sport (that's not how Marty des-
cribes him on that Red Front ad)
Bill Hotchkiss who donated six
cartons of pop, which he won,
to our group. Thanks Bill --
Sorry 1 forgot to get the list of
the winners. Will give them
next week.
Well gang, this Saturday
wraps up the playoffs. Let's get
in there and pitch some good
games. The big day for the
presentation of trophies will be
April 29. There will be no
regular bowling on April 22 as
we will be playing host to the
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$35,00 fee set
for season by
Curling Club
The annual meeting of the
Wingham Curling Club washeld
in the club room which was fill-
ed almost to capacity. President
Lloyd Casemore chaired the
meeting at which reports from
the several committees were
presented. The 1966-1967 sea-
son showed plenty of activity
along the curling lines although
bonspiels were not all that was
desired. The Ladies Club had
an outstanding year with their
activities.
Several suggestions were
brought forth to improve the
facilities and to improve curl-
ing in general. Since costs are
ever increasing for everything
a motion was introduced and
passed to increase the fees to
$35.00 per season.
The chairman gave an ad-
dress with enough wit to keep
those present not only interest-
ed, but they thoroughly enjoy-
ed his talk. He thanked all
those who had so energetically
assisted him during the season
in office.
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NEW TROPHY—Ella GlbsOn was presented with the Eurith
Nesmith Trophy at the year's top curler of the ladies' club
last week.. Eva Bain made the presentation. The trophy
was donated as a memorial to the late Mrs. Nesmith, who
was an active member of the club for Many ytuirs..—A-T
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