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Another look at fall, televi-
sion programming on the, CBC,
at promised • Last week, There
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anion 'we aro obliged to ral..
'fha pricer of ADULT admissions •.
Student and Children will 'eon-
tloutr to bo 75c and 40c, "•
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ADULT . ENTERTAINMENT
"TONY ROME"'
Cinerna$cope-Colour - Starring;
Frank Sinatra - Jill..Stt John
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DUE TO• EARLIER SUNSETS
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THURS., FRI., SAT.
,:September 5-64'
--- Double Feature. ...:_
ALL COLOR SHOW
Second Feature
St'E11'R hicQUEAN .
• KARL • MAtDEhl .Md
SUZ►N$E p t 'r a to
"NEVADA ADS► SMITtr'.
are number, of new series and
' shows' to bepresented, which.
:.sound really terrific. flittry130
afolnte, one :pf the finest enter
tablets of out time, is turning
his'hand to production and in a
,socatiOn with the CDC, will
present three Musical specials
starring international celebri- .
tiess Maybe if we're lucky
he'll star in. one himself!.
On Saturday nights followtn
the 'Hockey, Night in Canada'
broadcasts will come a new
'serieswith an old face, that of
Alex Barris who will host a var
et ; shay called " Barris a d'
Company". Barris isn't quite a
:attractive :04 ;Juliette, but it
might not :be too bad a series,
Two real winners are comin
to us from south 'of the border.
Oneis called "'The Name of th
a . "' ,
G gone ._ I .t,will be 90- rzxrnut�
dramatio series.from NBC : and
44/111' be like a..motion picture
seen 'eve week, It will tell
the story of workers in a publi-
cation firm.' and three of today
top star$ will have leading roles
Robert Stack, Gene Barry, and
Tony Franciosa will each star
in at least eight episodes. You
will remember Stack from his
F1ioto e ess
N role in -The Untouch
•abies Gene Barry played the
titre .role in the western series
"Bat Masterson";' and, Tony "Fran.
• piosa� has jla ed,# E numbecif
P Y
reales in both •the movies, and, in
television. Each will be sup-
.ported by top stars in their ep-
isodes, now being filmed in
}Io11)0rood, The sbow will run
on Thursday evenings at 8:30
p.m
The other series 'which prom.
ises to be a blockbuster is The
t oris'.Day Show. For the ,first
1tifle ,in het career. th4 - pe it
,
i l l;'". ancer-actress wri l;.$tar'
in her owls television series, re-'
putedly being.paid ,more than
• any television performer 'h as •
ever received. She will play a
young widow who returns with
'her two young children to live
on her father's farm, following
the death of her husband in
Viet Narn. The story line was.
chosen before Doris, in real
life, became a widow. Her
husband Marty' Melcher, passed
away earlier this year, Her .
show will be seen on Monday
evenings at 7:30 on -most CBC
channels. (Ion Messer' is 'not -
leaving us; he will now be .seen
on Fridays). It should be a. real
hit,' She has been No, 1 in the.'
list of movie stars. for m pin y
years, and she deserves to be
No. 1 everywherei, Let's hope
her writers are equal to her.
Two additional new arrivals,
available on only the limited
network, will be "The Good
Guys" and " Adam 12 'The
first series stars Bob Denver, the
former star of '.Gilligan's Island',
and Herb Edelman, in a situa-
tion comedy about a cab driver
(Denver) and a restaurant own-
er., • 'Adana 12' is another police
drama. Stars of that series will
be Martin Milner, formerly of
"Route 66", and ne wcomer
Kent McCord, playing two po-
lice patrolmen who bomb
around in a patrol car named,
you guessed it, Adam 121
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m!: ingtann District Cert.
.tenniah swinlming,Ponl leas of*.
Wally close its' gates for the
season.. Colltively. over '
10, b00 #rnnrss used she pool
during the two -Month season.
'Just over 600 participated in
lessons. nearly three times as
many as any previous .season 3'
Wingham..
"This year was a good one
for an opening. season," comms
tnented Recreation: Director Jim
Ward. '"However, we are 1c-
ing for a' better season= with aw
-fore. varied programme next
year, .Sy next year. we should
ave an the wrinkles ironed
Sav, "wrt
lion under t abis iconic**
of Brian Taylor were /U, fly.}
gyle"hIo,. l e� arty
Colwell and Mike W
The fiallowing received
R. L.S„ S,, Award of Merit sod
•'Benj. Artificial Respirations
Bob McKay, Doug„Mowbray,
Edith Amain' and Hues gam,•
rte, Andy Anderson and l
ray bison earned Senior Ar-
tificial Respiration.
.Under Jane Cruicir ha c and
'Brian Taylor Bcd Cit Leader
Patrol Awaits were earned by
Ccoiweil, fituce. Colwell,
Ilk John Demean, Jack-
*Johnston,
ck-leJohnston, Sharon
Larke Carson, May Austin
Paul
LEEAA
N:�Ieft
with h ,a k Pnlbraits
and
Dr, Lee. Man' held b Malcolm, Galbraith
trotted off` with top horirors a the CNE
last week. The horses, owned albr
waddb�Galbraith
ath
Stables,
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A touch 01. fall chill was a
'determining factor in curtailing,
somewhat a full afternoon and
eveningschedule at last '
as Friday i
Playday, held at the sw imin ng
pool,
Afternoon funfair Was up to
par :with some 200 children•14
years -old and under participat-
ing in terpolo, relay races,
corkscr s dodgeball and' a
scramble for two greased water-
melons. A warm afternoon sun
kept things comfortable for
waiting participants as others
went through their paces;;
1146klirifitenifilh6K d ley"
part no doubt to cool even g•
weather, . forced the cancella-c
tion' of events for the 14 -year -
Olds and over at night. A social
swimming period •for.those who'
showed up and the pool .star f
was substituted.
It was interesting to note
that a large gallery of specta-
tors consisting of picnickers and
pampers from the adjoining.
park area,. and a generous
sprinkling of towns people were
on hand in the afternoon` to
cheer the young people.
The pool staff was kept hop-
ping to keep.the eager kiddies
busy while at the same time
keeping wary eyes peeled to
prevent accidents. The ability
of the supervising personnel was
borne out .by an incident -free
and highly" lntesting program.
RESULTS OF EVENTS
Warpolo,13 and Under Tom
GeraldLee, Skinn, Ron Orien,
Steve Caslick, Jeff Anderson,
Sandra Orien, Charles Bo h d t,
Paul Bennett.
Waterpolo, 8 and Under; Jo-
anne Anger, Wendy Gray, Karen
Richey, John Bennett, David
Turbitt, Bill Ste; Marie, Kevin
Hickey,Monty Norman.
Relay, 10 • Y.ears and Under:
First, Keith Cameron, Keith
Robinson, Barb Stapleton, Jan-
ice Rae, Terry Anger; second,
Patricia Willie, Timothy Fos-
ter, Bum Wehmeyer, Pamela
Hickey., Richard Jacewicz..
Relay, 8 and :Under:, First,
Joanne Anger, Bill Ste..Marie,
;Patricia Orien, Andy ,Lindu
Andy P
Kim Malyk, Kevin Turbitt. '
Corkscram, 13 and Under:
Bill Brown, Doug Leitch, Roger`.
Tiffin, Steven Tiff41,, .Bill Kens
nedy, Carl. Lees, Ricky Smith,
Linda Jacewicz,
Corkscram, S and Under:
First, Joanne Anger, Kimberly
Gray, Darlene Rich, Kim Mal-
yk, ;Jim Jacewaiczi second, Tim
Gray, Patricia Orien, Andy.
Lindup, .Christinie Forton,
;pie Sue Hafermehl; third, Linda
Vtenneauc, °Edith Henry, a Wendy ....
Gray., Monty Norman, P. avid
Robinson.
Dodgeba li .13 and Under
1st, Bill Brown; 2nd, Carl Lee;
3rd, fen Orien. .
Greased Watermelon: i3' and
Under, Tommy Lee; -10 and un-
der, Richard Jacewicz.
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WILL BASRA I 'S THIRD 'YAR f .
SEPTEMBER..-.
elkttires for 'this sear
A MUSICAL
T0110147O FESTIVAL
PROGRAMME'
to ell youth Huron oiunty' `
13 to 30.
strier the,direction:of
.Mr.�'.i�rE!
a►tda' +Cit I
. � Cr, l�rtr
Huron Sec "School.' ,
--dratpractice :at 2:30 ,.tn.Weeliir. YAM*
United Church, "Clinton 1!f'
-Rigistration Fie : ,00,
'This choir is . `.apo stored. • by that coonsi
Huron County and' their: Service Clubs.
its Sore .purpose is for: ithe et!
0 4 GG 440 000 0 4 0.41.00 0.0 4 6 0 4 0 0 4G 0 4 4G 0 0 0 4 6 4 4 4 0 <. G 4 4 4
101st year of ..:
„the Western Fair
Association
'INDUSTRY• Ed
Thursday is Alwrc�rys
"FAMI LY' N I rF•HD'
$1.25 Per Vehicle
MON., TUES., WED.
member 9.10,11
FAST GODERICH SHOWING
"WilffE SLAVE i„,,„, "SCORCHING
Corning.. Neal Weekend:
"WELCOME TO HARD TIMES”
(Adult tft*rtal nt)
and "40 GUNS to APACHE PASS"
FRIDAY 6 : SATURDAY 7
"TONY ROME"
In Color—Stars
PRANK SINATRA JILL ST.
JOHN
Recons. as Adult Entertainment '
�-- 2nd STATURE --
"IN LIKE FLINT"
In Color—Starr
JAMES COBURN-LER J. COSI
Slow starts Ls00 p.rrt.
SUNDAY . SPECIAL
at 10:00 p:m.. - Eoptamb.r $
"CLIRUCU BEAST OF
THE AMAZON" .
in Colour — plus
"THE CURSE of the
LIVING CORPSE"
�.�
ll om elle Adult Entertainment
10$009110115011111.1.01MisliMillii
Series ties 1-1
The Belgrave Midgets, play-
ing in a best 3 of 5 series with
Millbank lost to t►at team in
Milverton Tuesday night of last
week 7-4.
'In the second game Thurs-
day night in Brussels the Bel -
grave boys came back to take
it 8-5.
The third game was sched-
vled for Tuesday night in Brus-
sels and the results will be re-
ported next week.
Spectacular Free Evening Grandstand Show
Two Shows Nightly at 7 and 9 p.m.
SEPT. 9,10,11
Britain's Own
NEW
ANITA BRYANT VAUDEVILLE
BAND
KIDS
NEXT
DOOR
IN PERSON
Singing Sensation
FREE AFTERNOON GRANDSTAND SHOWS
Saturday, Sept. 7 at 2 p.m.: Warriors Day Pa-
tade.
Saturday at 3 p.m.: RCMP Musical Rids, Kids
Niro Door, Rich Gibson & Rich, Steinert Bros.,
M.C.
Sunday, Sept. 8 at 3 p.m.: "Swingspiration" —
In to -operation with Youth for Christ, Murk
family, The Spokesmen, Men of Accord
Monday, Sept. i at 2 p.m.: fashions 'it, Anita
Savant, RCMP Musical hide, Steiner Oros., M.C.,
New Vaudeville Rand
Continuous Free Entertainment at Silver Donne • Westenid Stage • Marco Polo Fair Mart and Theatre Restaurint • Patio Cafe • Horse Arena
ADULTS $1.00
• CHILDREN 250
Gate Admission Covers
the Whole Show
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept.. 18 & 11 at 3
p.m.: TV's Littlest Hobo, RCMP Musical Ride,
Dell Family, New Vaudeville Band, Steiner
Bros., M.C.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday, Sept. 12, 13 ie 14
at SN,,S p.m.: RCMP Musical Ride
Hubert Castle's INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS;
Evening Grandstand Shows, Sept. 12, 13 and
14 - Two Shows'Nightly at 7 & S p.m.; Aftew
noon Grandstand Shows, Sept. 12, 13 and 14
At 3 p.m.
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