The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-04-25, Page 13iirbe Howell system was
used: First, Mrs. F, A, Parker
and A.Wilsoin; seco Odd Mx. awl •
l‘dirso 0. lathers(third Mrs. P,
Thompson and :Co Hodgins.
S,howinp of40111S 1.nni
Starring, . SEAN CONNE*Y-ICM a otos
AN!) -•f•
. Showinit at LIS pm.
Starring Kirlf,; ohaIa s ' tobirt Mitchum
,and Ric l{id' Widmark
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Fri., Suit.'. May 3.4
s- DOUSE FEATURE -
"Divorce, American
• Style"
V1tRQ. $4 P THUR. 25 . PRI.
Take . your, best girl for some
'e
kOokier fun on. t, be h-- n
"DON'T IVIAI<E
WAME.$
Colorful con1idy..Sttarring
TONY CURTIS . and CLAUDIA
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Recom..as: Adult Entertainment •
Wad. and Thurs. at 8:00 , p.m.
`Friday at 7.'15 and 9:05 p.m.
SAT. 27 • MON, 29 . TUES. 30
"POINT :BANK"
•• 3n •• MetroColor
The tension is terrific when
enemies meet',°"PointBlank"
The .'Stars are
I.EE MARVIN and ANGIE
DICKINSON
Recon, AS -Adult Entertainment
Saturday at 7:15 and 9:10 p.m.'
Mon. and Ttiasday at 8:00 p.m.
(Adult Enti rtainmer t) SAT. 27 MATINEE at, 205
• AND — "MANHUNT IN THE
"The. "Love -fins' JUNGLE"
(Adult Entertainment)_ ,in Color . Admission 50c
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L)rive-in 1 h
,,
The 18V Sport. IntelmediAte
hockey' team held 'a banquet at
Legion home'Iast Saturday
- Illdght. olio r n • `s x ►rgas-'
ord meal provided by` Mr* and'
M'rs. .George Skifin, Mr. and . .
lits. Don ,lee••.and several other
members of the team a•Y 'brief
�
resume Of the year was given.
Coach ,Charlie, Lee thanked the,
,Royal Canadian Legion for,tlhe
isew uniforms and the P local fans
for their support during the sea-.
Soln and playoffs.,
The financial statement -was
:!wad by Jack Goodall showing'a
profitable year. It was decided.
to purchase jackets for the
;dam.
Euchre, and dancing"rounded
out a very enjoyable evening.).
felt that 1,eptesentatives of the
Iustlrles old :do some
veestigat swlth the l'plants
and meet again eek with
the reatio►n vxtictorw, to form
the league; :if er%pu riterest
is'�shi rown.';
If there are people ince •st
td in playing hall who aro. not
connected w.lth all indtlltr
please contact Fred:1.404 thte,
Advance.'llmes, :357-2320 or
Senior`:' e,
akbjj
w In the local basketball
league , yas-the seasoih pontes thy"
end of the= regular schedule,
Irwin. i•.anaus' team over.powe r-`.
-ed Al Wiledx by A° score of 48.
• 34. Lanaus' hit for 24 "points
.While 'Barrie. Con_ron,san -;11 for
the winners. For the losers
Pete Snow 'dropped 14 points •
while Doug' Wheeler was . second
with 1.1. • e
•Ili the .second game McBurr '
.ray outscored Lanais by 48.40o
Yor the winners, Ao Wilcox
whO was subbing sank 19 points
while 14411 ;Ski had 12,E For
the losers Olirde Confoallt' fol.
18, and Doug• Wheeler plc 1
up his Aaverage 12 points. Stand*
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W1 ox • 1 3 1 18
McBurney 4 E 1 9
Unitas . 4 6 - •
�f�y�
High Scorer* A, Wilcox
2s6/P,'Wheeler 155;,1. Lna=`:
143; Jo Henderson, .,,
HARRISTON
• APR. 26-27 = Double BilI - Program,
�1 01AF TIME. 8:00 . P.M
0 • a
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MIKE WILLIE, left :ie° shown.receiving. a. gift. for his. effortNs
as trainer of the;•180 Sports. • The. presentation of a set. of
cuff 'Iinks..a nd.ti-e clip, was made by Gord"°Cersonat the
banquet 'held lest'Saturday evening.-�-A-T Photo. •'
"
'muumuu), Ems. isn..,.i1"i,...
Joanne• Hastings
captain . alp ..
Canada' clumps
Joanne Hastings of Kitchener,.
was captain of the Ofr't a r i o
championship •bantarn•-bowling
'team at .the�provincial
Offs in Toront6 Elever year-
old Joanne is. the daughter of
Mr. 'and•`Mrs. William Hastings,
formerly of W:ingham.
The Ontario champs were
then florin to Edmonton to corn-
pete with teams from across
.Canada and won the Canadian
title for bantams.
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;.a :�;, • in Color -- Stars
DANA ANDREWS' and JEANNE CRAIN
The motorcycle gang takes a back seat when these young
,animals take the .road for' excitement.
• • in Color .Stars
• UUET PROUSE and STANLEY BAKER
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MAY MOVIE CALEN•AR
1`.F4-2.3:4 "HOUR -OF THE GUN" 7:30.9:20 p.m.
Western —James Garner, Jason Robartst Robert Ryan --
'Bold on tight as guns blaze in the violent follow-up to the
battle at O.K. Corral.
M.t.W-47.8 "THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY"
8:00 p.m. "only — (Adult) --- Expert marksman Clint East-
wood, Mexican gunman Eli Wallach nand sadistic criminal
Lee Van Cleef team up for another great adventure in the
rough western style. A good one!
T•F.S-9.10.11 "STAY AWAY JOE" 7:30-9:15 pm.
Comedy -W- Elvis Presley, Burgess Meredith, Joan Blondell
and a whole lot More, team up for fun "Elvis Style." See
this one!
M.T•W.t.. 13.14.15.16 "BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN
' 7:30.9:30 p.m. ---(Adult )-,.-Melodrama-- -Michael Caine, Karl
Malden --Intrigue • and adventure as secret agent "Harry
Palmer" swings into action again!
R.S.M.P.W-17.18.20.21.22: "THE JUNGLE BOOK" plus
• "CHARLIE; THE LONESOME COUGAR"
A delightful double hill of family entertainment with all
of the Disney magic. Showtimes—"Jungle Book" at 7:30
1 and 10:00 pan.: "Lonesome Cougar" at 8:45 only.
1 T -F -S-.-.23.24.25 "POINT' BLANK" 7:30.9:20 p.m.
Adult --- coI.Marvin, Angie Dickinson -- A fast moving,
intriguing, suspenseful crime • melodrama. The tension is
• terrific when ;enemies meet "point blank." See this one!
M•T-»2;.28 "The GIRL. atm.the GENERAL" 7:30.9:20 p.m.
(Adult). Drama --Rod Steiger. Virna t isi ---- E'kpert er-
fortnances! (Yuman drama gets most of the attention when
a soldier and a peasant girl capture a general and don't
know what to do with him.
1 WT.F.S--.29.30.31.1 June "GRAND PRIX" $:OO m. only
Janos Garner, Eva Marie Saint and many oth rs in a
thrill packed drama . of racing drivers and their cars. See
this one!
Want to go !hopping without the kids! Want to ,play a
round of golf at our Maitland Golf and Country Club hut
don't • know what to do with the kids? Send them to our
Saturday tnntinee.Mntron In attendance. Admission 35e.
May 4—"Nowt of the Gun", Wyatt Earn; Western, 2;30.
May 11.—"Stay Avityy Joe", Elvia Presley. 2:30 p.m.
111ay 1$— Tho Junski Hook" plus "Charlie the Lonesotna
toupee, ,, Walt! Disney, 2:00 p.m.
May 05.°A lan Catk 'Fllntatone", 2:30 p.m.
Anis 1 .%rand Prix, ► (racing ear!., 2:00 p.m.
subset to ohange► without notice
IIAR OUT AND KIEP AS A HANDY REF R$NCE - M
tr .tom' ► Wiwi* IIW MI mimic 14itlMliir
Monday to Thursday at 8 p.m.
Friday and Saturday —2 shows
at'. 7:.x5 and 9;15; ` Sat Matinee
at 2 pan., Unless •otherwise noted
Prices: Adults $1.00;: Students"
75c; Children 40c •
THUR..FRL-SAT: ' APR. 25.26.27
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"POINT BLANK"
Colour = Starring:
Lee Marvin • Angie Dickinson -
John Vernon
The tension is terrific when
Enemies meet "Point Blank" in
this ADULT THRILLER.
SATURDAY MATINEE APR. 27
"MANHUNT IN TIE
JUNGLE"
THIS IS THE LAST FEATURE
,AT THE LYCEUM FOR THE
TIME BEING. WE WILL RE
TURN WITH A REGULAR.
SCHEDULE OF tMOVIES
STARTING THE THIRD WEEK
,OF !AUGUST.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
• LADIES' LEAGUE
Our first night'of playoffs is
over and the team :standings
are: Trix 3304, Fluffs 3101,
Cheerios 3071, Shreddies 2971;
Muffets 2929, Wheaties 2696.
High single for the night
went to Jean King with 31:Q
land Mary Vorlrest•.-had,the•high •
triple with 730.
Those bowling over 225
were Hilda Brown 273; Lila
kiickey 228; Janet Henderson
235; Sharon Jones 274 and
258; Maude Schiestel 225 and
226; Marg Machan241; Holed
Casemore 238 and glary Forrest
238 and 279, -
THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Mac Ritchie.lost some 12
pounds, but he sure didn't lose
his touch on the bowling lanes.
Mac rolled a terrific 974 triple
and a 36.1 'single to top the men
and 'help move his team .into
second place in the playoffs.
Sharon Jones topped the ladies
with a 723 triple and a 270
single. Thanks to the spares
who helped Lis out last week,
Stew Forsyth and •Druce Machan,
With one more week Of
playoffs left, here are the
standings: Hilda's Humbugs
6597, . Gail's Gum Drops 6533,
Pat's Smarties 6333, Marg's
Mints 6296, Laura's Secords
6084, Marilyn' s 'Maple' Buds
5927.
,: On Monday • a meeting was,
• held regarding the formation*of
an industrial softball. league-
,About 25 men .showed' up with
very good . representation from
Western Foundry. It has been
quite a number of years sinte a
•
local Teague has operated iii •
the town of Winghatn. It was
'the expressed desire of those •
who attendedthat a league be
'formed.,
The industries have been
appoached to enter teams
and it is hoped that teams will
:be sponsored by the industries
or the recreation associations
within the 'industries.
After some discussion itwwas
Everything's on sale in your Mercury showroom during
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beautiful '68 Meteors, Montegos, Mercurys, Cougars, Cortinas,
Falcons - and you can get a special price on the specially
equipped Bounty Specialse`So Whatever you�P'e after,, your
Mercury dealer has\it. And tie,has it On sale_*
Oak.
FLCON ECONOMY BOUNTY..
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A special package of options valued' at $93.90:
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COUGAR BOUNTY.
Get a cougar bounty'and
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package of options valued at $137.10.
During Bounty sale you get them for
just $60.00.' A saving of $77.10.
1968 'OPENING' --r- APRIL 26th
Fre* cokes and free cigarettes when ticket" presantad at
refreshment booth
Box Office opens at 7 o'clock -- Show starts`' at 8, o'clock
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
APRIL 26 . 27
P<nCRo OR Coln RIOODCD MUM,
00.
METEOR BOUNTY. In
Track down this Meteor Rideau 500 2 -door
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