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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-07-25, Page 11JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 3,57 1840 Advaar•.T', 4.111, INDUSTRIAL CKNX vs LJOyel4lilc:X .940 'Western Foundry vs Business Assoc OEC Orai h ,S It seems ridiculous to be taikilg about football in this 'kind of weather,' but let's 'face it -*before we know it the fall Season will be upon us, 'there will be a .nip. in the air, and BROWNIE'S DRI YE IN CLINTON sox Office Opens at S.00 •p.o. Nrst Show atDusk ALL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS THURS. & FRI. July 25 b•26 All Country Music Double Feature 'Cotton Pickin Chicken Pickers Sonny Tufts and Tommy Nopnan Showing at 9.15 p.m. hi Color — ; PLUS 'Country Music a On Broad* Showing et 11.00 p.m. HANK SNOW end FERLIN HUSOY dolor Cartoon SAT., MON., TUES. July 27-29-30 'HOMBRE' (Adult Entertainment) Showing at 9.15 p.m. PAUL NEWMAN Fred T 488ta @ .a k Rich+ird hope 'r PLOS ty,WayWa , Out!' StevensJerry Lewis and .Coni. e Showing at 11.00 p.m. Color Cartoon WED.. THURS., FRI. July 31, Aug. 1-2 TONY ROME (Adult Entertainment) Showing et 9.15 p.m. FRANK SINATRA And JILL ST. JOHN — In Color 4 PLUS — The Flim Flam Man' Showing at 11.00 p.m. Ge rye C. Scott and Sue Lyon Color Cartoon Christinas will be here! Nath. lira ifke looking to the future!' AU kidding aside though, the Nat fouai Football League be* gins its new season in August and a schedule of the games. has been released by CBC Tele vision. Thee ;net wo><k will .tele- vise fourteen regularseason games, three playoff games, 'and of course. the big ,Pray Cup Ganie. • - The regular games "will be: August 10, when we will see • Montreal at Hamilton; August • 17, Ottawa at Vancouver; Sept-, ember 21. Calgary at Ottawa; • September 28, Hamilton at Ed* mouton; October 5, Winnipeg at Hamilton; October 12. Van- couver at Toronto;' October 19, Winnipeg at Vancouver and. Hamilton at Ottawa (afternoon); n>•ul�a�al�il�u�+lliulll�il�uni�n�la� DRIVEiN.THEATRE WED.,THUR.•FRI. July 24.25.26 "SECRET:AGENT SUPERDRAGON In Color -Star RAY DANTON.-MARISA MELL — .PLUS •g••- "THE SWINGING SUMMER" In Color -..Stars RAQUEL WELCH and JAMES 'STACY' SATURDAY , JULY 27 ONLY RED. SKELTON. Stars in "EXCUSE MY DUST" .PLU'S --- ' JOHN WAYNE • in the big Western "McCLINTOCK" SUNDAY SPECIAL JULY 28 — Starts 70:00 "TIE DESERT FOX" THE DESERT RATS' Two World War 11 epics Plus -- a bonus feature "REFORM SCHOOL GIRL" MON.-TUES. JULY 29-30 "THE DESERT FOX" -- PLUS — 'THE DESERT RATS' Both star JAMES MASON COMING NEXT: WED.-THUR.-FRI 31 -Aug. 1.2 "THE MINI SKIRT MOB" "MAKE LIKE A THIEF" Recom. as Adult Entertainment Ill$lli/IllleaRiilhllrlliU;Iltll�iii.illi SUNSET' DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GOOERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524 9981 Every Thursday is "FAMILY NIGHT" at the Sunset Carload, Truckload or. Busload . . ' Admission is $1.25 Por Vehicle THURS., FR1., SAT, ---JULY 25.26-27 ALMA PICTURES e. CARl. FiRUllerra — SECOND FEATURE — "The Endless Summer" A Bruce Brown Film In Colour MON., TUES., WED. bolVinn July 29-30.31 miniumni Mr'0[111 THE SONS °i I(ATIE ELDER e � .1 I Iss&. rJ�iblt imu' (Adult Entertainment) Watch for "GIMMICK NIGHT" on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday ;SUNDAY NATE .SHOW at 10.00 O'CLOCK SUNDAY, JULY 28 — BIO DOUBLE FEATURE SHOW "HOUSE OF FRIGHT" and "PYRO" RO" (Both Showa are Adult Entertainment) Coming Next: "THE SAND PEBBLES" P• October 26, Montreal at Qtta. wa (afternoon) and Vancouver at Calgary (evening); November 2, Hamilton at Montreal (after!: noon) and Regina at Vancouver (evening). The playoff games will he on the afternoons of .November 9• (Fasten' ' semi- final);- November 16 (Western semi: -final); and November" 23 (Eastern final). T hei,big final, the Grey Cup Garvie, will be telecast from Toronto at 1 p.m. bu November. 30th, with the two finalists competing. A Canadian -trade movie could make its mark on the en- tire world of filmmaking, Waiting„ for "Caroline", a joint production of the CBC and the National Film Board'in Canada, has been purchased by United Artists, one of Hollywood's top movie theatres. 'Caroline' was made early in 1967 and was first seen. on " Festival" last . November, It starred Alexan- dra Stewart in the title role -- Miss Stewart being originally, ' from Montreal, now doing film work and modelling in Paris. Her male co-stars in 'Caroline' were Francois Tasse, a young French-Canadian actor, and Robert Howay, The film was, directed by Ron Kelly and film- ed in Montreal film studios and on location in Vancouver and Quebec City. It was a sensitive film, well .portrayed by.: talent- ed people. Let's hope. Canada . . can - at last make an impression on. world entertainment with " Waiting for Caroline". • Applicants for hunting licences to be examined Hunter examinations are' scheduled for several arta cen- tres this month by the Depart- ment of Lands and Forests in ; the Lake Huron District. Ex-` aminations will be held in the Wingharn town hall on July 29, between the hours of ten o'- clock ' -clock in the morning and four in the afternoon. Those who have already applied have re- ceived notide of the time for • their appointments. Because of the postal workers' strike, there may be some who have been unable to get their applications to the Hespeler office ,by the required deadline of July 22. These people should phone the Hespeler Dis- trict Office, 658-9356. for in- formation on whether or not appointments are still available, Applicants under 20 years of age must submit proof of cora- pleting a Hunter Safety Train- ing course. The fee of $3.00 may be paid at the tithe of examina- tion. ONE OF THE MANY helpers for the Play day last Wednesday is seen hire as she gets teams ready for a relay .tient. The girls who came with their town teams are also in charge of their local play- grounds.--wA=T. Photo. LEAPING HIGH in the air this young Miss from .St. Marys tries to avoid being tagged by the other team in a game of dodge ball. These Warns were part of the regional Play - day held° in WNingham last Wednesday. --Advance-Times Photo. Personal Notes from Corrie Mr. and Mrs. George Hub- bard of Clifford visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hub- bard and with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Coulter. Mrs, Robert Duncan and Miss Doreen Duncan of Hamil- ton and Mrs. Arthur Fitch of Belmore visited Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Haskins. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gag- non andRobbie ,of °Windsor spent their holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd were guests at the wedding of their granddaughter, Miss Linda McKnight and Mr. Ch a r s e s Marquardt in the •Old Windham United Church, Sitncoe, on Saturday. Miss Shirley Bennett of To- ronto spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bennett, 6 WED.. THUR.-FRI,.SAT. JULY 244546-27 G/amourl...Speed/...Spectacki Puns SUN...MON.-TUES. JULY 28.29.0 • Mr. and Mrs. John Marks, and Jerry and Joanne of Wing - .ham. Mr. and .Mrs. Kenneth Head and family of Sarnia and Mr. Arthur Head of Middles- borough, England, visited Mr; and Mrs. W. W. Strong. Kim Tad and Kelly Head remained for holidays with their grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Rich- ards and Judy have returned to Scarborough after spending two weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. '(Thomas Edgar and Lynne of St. Thomas visit ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Austin. Mr. and Mrs. James Easton, Scotty and Michael of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson Wesley and Shirley of Durham visited .and and Mrs. Glad Ed- gar on Sunda» . . Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Keil and family spent the week -end at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Don Edgar and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCleinent and family 'of Lis- towel spent Sunday at Port El- gin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman, Mrs. Roy Gowdy, Mr. and Mrs. Harty Gowdy visited Mr. and Mrs. James Doig of Wirgham on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Arscott and fainily visited Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller on Sunday. Bob and 'l''om returned home after spending a few weeks here. Mrs. Jean MacDonald, London, visited- at the same .• home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond • Gowdy and Janna are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Isaac at Dayton, Olhio. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of Moorefield, Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allan of Auburn, Mr. George Timm and Miss Erna Belot, Wallace Township, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles,!Koch. Mt. and Mrs. Walker Hastie of Erindale spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Ken Hastie. Mrs. Ella Barton, Fergus, . spent 1 few days with Mr. James Edwards. Mrs.. gwart Whitfield spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aldcoin .at Port Carl- ing. Rev. H. D. Jenkins has re- turned from a Cathedral Boys' Choir. Camp on Lake Erie were he spent two weeks as chaplain. "I just came back from a pleasure trip." " Where did you go?" "I drove my kids to camp." " I want some grapes for my sick husband. Do you know if any poison has been sprayed on them?" "No ma'am. You'll have to get that at the drug- gist's." .„ Industrial Leagu CKNX defeated the Mer- chants in the first encounter last Thursday evening by a score �f 1-6. The Merchants were lead- ing in this ;game for the most part, but in the sixth CKNX . moved up to a tie at six -all :and picked up one more before the inning ended. • .In the top of the seventh the Merchants tried hard for the equalizing run but j ust couldn't come. up, with it, in ..the late game the rains came so Stanley - Berry and Lloyd -Truax lost their chance for.the second battle. • MONDAY' S ACTION Western Foundry and Stanley: - Berry did battle in the firsi en- counter with the'ou;tdry corn'.. ing out on top on a final -Score. of 5 to 4. In the nightcap'the Merchants defeated'Lloyd-Truax 13-6 In a game that could'easo. Ily have gone either way. The Merchants started off • Wingham Nidgefs win Iwo games The Midgets picked up num- bers seven and .eight last Saturn-, day when they played Nile in Wingham and on Monday .when. they journeyed to Belgrave. lOn Saturday evening the lo- cal lads_rornped to a 16-3 vic- tory over Nile in a ;game that saw some good hitting, such as a -three-runhomer by Tom Gower as well as several two.: baggers ands a,triple by the Wingham squad. • Monday . night in Belgrave Tom Gower was once again the feature attraction whets he - picked up -a double and two home runs to lead. the Wingham boys to an 11-,8 victory. Q 'Wingham started tlleli'st in- ning ,with 'five, runs and picked - up two In the second to lead `for most of the game by a score Belgrave picked up two in the fourth and one in thb sixth to bring the score to 7-3. In the eighth the local boys hit fdr 4 and. Belgrave came back with two down in tete .bottom of the ninth with five_ big runs but - couldn't go any further • . • with four puts and never ,hooked back, but they seemed to be betting the. breaks.Anew er- rors on the part of the Lloyd team didn't help' their game ,hut they looked better than they have previously and should start on a mingstreak soon.. Rae, su%T ere+ * painful sprain, when be .started his move from third..10 home, fie some. bow caught his spike and twisted his ;right ani* CKNX has held :onto their 4- Point lead with IQ wins and three losses for 'a total of 20 points. The Merchants and, Wes- tern Fourdiry are holding down second -place with 8 wins and 5" losses a. tal of 16;- Stenley . Berry has a t tai of 7 and ,6• for 14 points. an ..Lloyds still have ; .to win their'first game. FATHER, SON TEAM WINS HANNA 11110PHY Twelve -rinks participated in the Hanna Trophy well's doubles bowling tournament held at thea local green on Monday. evening« They were ,from Teeswater,. Lucknow: and Wingham. .The trophy and first p r Z e went to ar'father and soli team, Gordon.anti Alan MacKay; sec- ond,' D;:' Haselgrove and :Art Wilsoni.,Archie Blair and erb. Duffy of Teeswater. • • .4 Walk away your tensions, •. that's the advice of nearly•a • thousand, physicians who were asked •what they prescribed for patients who complained of tensions. Swimming, golf, bowling and gardening were al- so mentioned. llAMll+ r:ay4t ' .,.'h, ... +, �: ,.ciC ! rs:.:c;'.-p, K-..-;i"y1'•"*"i.."., e OPTOMETRIST. Josephine •Street WINGHAM • FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 357-13$1. 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