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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-05-02, Page 11•. • • WATCH ..01)Tt-, HARVIY • • "mit — "�e j�oka" • IIROV/NIE DRIVE.111 CLINTON Box Olflso Opens *I 1.00 p.sw. Orst Show St Doak ALL POUILE FEA,TuRC1,HOWS FRIDAY - SATURDAY May 341 "DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE" Showing at 10:45 p.m. (Adult Entertainment) Pick VenDyke And DEBBIE REYNOLDS In. Color — AND — "The, Loveohls" Show14, at 9.00 p.m. (Adult Entertainment) Richard Todd and Susan Oliver and James MacArthur Color Cartoon Opening Nightly May 9 ComingMay 9 to,May 15 "To Sir, With 'love" (Adult Entertainment) , — AND .1- "Catalina-Copers" 'PLAN: GOLF SEASON The members of the Ladies' Golf Club met at the home of Mrs* Frank Madill to corganize for the SeAiOnti , .Plansiinclude .an evening of bridgelh the council, chamber `on May 13 and a raffle later on in the Mason, ' New members would be' most weleome. Those interest» ed am asked to contact any Qf' the present Members of theernba Mrs. Madill served lunch, CRO.WN THEATRE HARRISTON • WED. 1 • THUR. 2 Fitl. 3 FRANK SINATRA. in a picture loaded- with action, intrigue, dolls, suspense and fine bits of Florida "TONY ,LROME" in Color Co.Star JILL ST. JOHN &Com. as Adult Entertainment. Wed. and Thurs. al 8:00 p.m. Friday; 7:15 and 9:15 p.m. SAT. 4 — MATINEE at 2:15 Especially for the kiddies "FLIPPER" In Color,— Admission 50c SAT. 4 - MON. 6 • TUES. 7 "THE TAMING OF THE SHREW" In Color, — with. ELIZABETH TAYLOR and RICHARD BURTON The temper tantrum that makes " the world laugh. Saturday at .7:00 and 9:15 p.m. — COMING NEXT ••••• WED. 8 - THUR. 9 • FRI. 10 "FOR A FEW' DOLLARS MORE" Box Office opens at' 7 o'clock --•;. Show starts at 8 o'clock YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE, JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM . 3574840 • . . . • Topbowl.rs for Douglas TOph*.:, • FORONICii.-The twelve high ladies and men from Gm... rte. Wroxeter and Fordwicii qowling Leagues who played for the .Bob pouglis trophy. last week at theFerdwich Bowling Lanes wereMrs, PLy11is *and. er, Mel Allan.Mrs. Lyle Foerter, Mrs, .Doug Bunker and Mts. Bob Bridge and Mrs. Jack Bennett, 'Jack Bennett, Lyle Foerter, Jhn Stewart, Earl King Doug Bunker .ancl Jack King. The bowlers were from the Fordwich group which cap- tured the trophy again this year; BRIDGE CLUB The ,Howell system was used. First; A. M., Forbes and Q. Ha- selgrove;-second, J.H. Craw -r ford and C. Hodgins; third, Mrs. H. Fisher and B. Ortleib; fourth, Mrs. J.H. Crawford and Mrs. R.H. Lloyd. FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY Howard Haathcoteis JAMBOREE oF STARS Featuring The Queen 91 Country Music . • . MISS KITTY WELLS Also Featuring:— • JOHNNY WRIGHT * BILL PHILLIPS * BOBBY WRIGHT * RUBY WRIGHT . * JACK REEVES , * DAVE WACO 4t TRUDY VALLEY *.HUGH GIBSON * CHUCK ROBBINS *.CANDY HARRISTON ARENA qt 8:00 p.m., on Thurs., May 9 LOTS OF. FREE PARICIAl'a Adults Adv. Tickets $2 at the. door $2.50 . Children under 12 -.Mc' Tickets , Available Frons Harris Stationery, Wingham (t) _„.0 PRICES" di CK 11011u * • '65 CORVAIR 4 -Dr., auto, Hard -top '62 CHEV., 4-Deer,,6 cyl., Standard '65 PONTIAC Station Wagon '64 DODGE, D-500 Truck, 3=ton, Aassis and cab, cyl., 4 -speed transmission '63 CHEV. Station Wagin - '67 PONTIAC 4 -Door, 8 au,to., radio '64 VALIANT, 2 -Door, with radio '64 DODGE, 6 cyl. automatic, 4 -Door '64 METEOR, 4 -boor, 8 auto., radio '63 PON AC, 4 -Door, 6 Standard '62 CHR LER, 4 -Door , THESE FOUR "OtiNTLEMEN were contest- ants in the Winghan, „ SportSmon's Fish Derby Sunday at the , local club house. - Alvy Morningstar, front left, caught • the biggest fish; .Steve Millen, picked up One *1jHU marked fish; back left' is Allan Hamilton, who collected prize money for the first fish ought, and Brian Houston got. his second and third catches first --4,dvance-Times Photo. WFSC AnnuaU,Meeting Mrs. Harold Wild succeeds Roy BermQtt as president • annual meeting Of the- Vingharn Figure Skating dui; was held last Wednesday at the home of the president,* Roy B -en. nett. The members discussed the possibility of the Wingham club's participation in the form- ation of an enlarged Inter -club Figure Skating Group. Such a group now includes clubs in Stratford, St, Marys, Seaforth, Goderich, Mitchell and Clinton These clubs 'co-operate in pla- ning the year's events such as carnivals and testing programs. 'Members expressed interest in.. such a group but no further ac- tion can be taken at present. Informationwas presented by the corresponding -secretary, Mrs. S. Orien, regarding Figure Skating Association meetings, discussion week -ends, and summer schools for skaters. ' After the carnival ticket convener, Mrs. E. Beard and the costume converter Mrs. D. Fenwick rtported, it was learn- ed that the carnival profits Oofted that this would not havel.been possible if Jack Hod - .gins Hodgins -McDonald Lumber Ltd. had not donated the use of the .lumber required for the scenery and the painters had not donated their services. Appreciation of this was ac- knowledged. Discussion regarding replac- ing the carnival with an Achievement Night ended wfien all agreed that the carnival profits are needed to keep the .• club solvent. - The report of the fest chair- man, Mrs. J. Strong, revealed that the three skaters who tried tests at Stratford passed all they tried; These were Marilyn Ir- win, Kim Mellor, and Kathleer Jay. Olive -Lapp passed her figures' test at St. Marys. M' Teeswater, 16 tests were tried with only one failure. . thetreasurer's interitn re- port was accepted as presented by Mrs. H. Wild. Mrs. W.W. Gurney and Miss A; Williamson Fordwich bowling league holds its annual banquet FORDWICHr -The Fordwich Bowling League held its annual banquet on Saturday night in the Sunday. School rooms of Trinity Anglican Church with St. Anne's Guild serving the dinner. The president, Doug,Bunker, presided for the presentations of trophies and the business meeting. High team for the year was "Jack's Bowlers" „ Mrs. Doug Bunker, Mrs. Earl King, Mrs. William Mulvey, Dave Dicker% Jack Bennett and Gary Sothern. High single for ladies was won by Mrs. Lyle Foerter who also won the high score over all leagues at the Fordwich Bowling Lanes. Ladles'high average went to Mrs.Jack Bennett and the ladies' high triple to Mrs. Bob Bridge. Men's high single winner was Jack "Sennett; men's high triple, Jim Stewart. Morley • Johnson was the most improved bowler. The "Expo Six" was the highest team in playoffs, Mrs. Motley Johnson, Mrs. Lorne lambkin, Mrs. Jim Stewart, Blake Gibson, Bob Bridge and Doug Bunker. The Fordwich Bowling Lea -P gue also won the Bob Douglas Trophy, defeating Wroxeter and Gorrie Leagues. Officers elected for 1968-69 season were; President. Alex 'Reid; 1st vice-president, Lyle Foerter; secretary, Mrs: Blake Gibson. A vote of thanks was extend- ed to Mrs. Mel Allan who was secretary this year and to the president, Doug Bunker and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marriner. I Alex Reid moved a vote of thanks to the ladies for the lovely dinner, bringing the evening to a close. • TEA.KOZEES WROXETER- - The eighth meeting of the Wroxeter 441 Clubotook the form of a buffet supper. to which the mothers of the members were cordially In- vited. After the buffet meal every- one took part in contests and Brenda Townsend played the accOrdion for us. Plans were completed for Achievement Day, May 11 and also the Institute meeting in. June. wesre AppOnted tos.rausr4t. the books. ' -„ Election of nineclub direct- ors took place with the follow- ing results: Past -president. R. Bennett; -president, Mrs'. 11. - Wild; vice-president, J. Hod- gins; secretary. Mrs. S. Orien; treasurer; Mrs. S. Majka; cos- tume convener, Mrs. D, Fen- wick; test chairman, Mrs. K. Wood; dressing room supervisor. Mrs. E. Anderson; ticket con- vener, Mrs. B. Fryfogle. . The carnival scenery com- Mittee was also named, R. Hastings, G. Heim, D..Fen- . .w ick. The past president thanked everyone. for the co-operation whidh was responsible for the success of the club in the past years. Everycineappreciated the tasty lunch served by Mrs. R. Bennett. m Advance -Times Everyone richer*. after fish ,detby', . The Wingham Sportsmen Association last 'Sunday Sponsor- ed a fish derby for the pupils'of the Golden Circle School. Doug Cerson get things underway at approximately 2:30, and shortlcafter Allan Hamilton pulled out the first fish of the after - Some of the fish stocked by the club had part of the front fin cut off for identification, and the entrants were awarded a dollar for each One of these caught. Allan Hamilton re- ceived three dollars,— for the first fish ealught, the first mark- ed fish, and ode dollar for the marked fish. . Brian Houston received one dollar each for catching his second and'third fisNfirst, as well as catching a marked fish for a total 'of three dollars, Alvy Morningstar got a dol. - lar for the biggest' fish caught, (8 and 44 inches)and. $tve MUlen received A dollar for catching a marked fish, During the afterneon hot. dogs amypop:were served to -the young fishermen by the sportsmen„, The 'presentations were made by Richard Wehi; meyer, Andy Henderson, Doug person, Ross wortitwortll and Tommy Russell* , A club:Member who wishes to remain anonyrrious 01360(1 out the ,afternoon witl3na dona- tion oftwo picnic tables to the Goklen Circle School, Entertaininent .cit i the FRIDAY NIGH; Helen. and belle 4., SATURDAY NIGHT ‘: Western Playboys Spareribs, Sauerkraut, and. Barbecued Chleken - served Frt. and Sat. t4i9hts. 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