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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-11-14, Page 150 e Due tto the rlei seats Acle we are to rel the pry' ADUL t $� Student and Children will °ea* time te b no end 4044 THUR. PRI.-$A:T. NOV. 141514' `‘111G1.1. WILD AND FREE" Colour 'limed in Northern British Columbia, this documentary a• tribute to its wild life '.stn. ctuarlea and some of the last unspoiled country on the Noir ern hemNPbere; SATURDAY .NEAT.. NOV. 111 .Wild and Fee" COAIN.d NeXT: ‘THL111..;FRL-SAT.-NIONA10111. 1NIE (6 Days) NOV. te 27 ADMIT'rANCI To rellsONi iM WAS O, AOS ,. Os ovea 'ROSEMARY'S. BABY' II IIIIDII IIDIIINIIIA.III$LIIBIflrftBuIMI,II/ THE #.. ICK L_. E OtON AUXILIARY. Y aarded 20- bar ,pinsrns to leven.of .Its members at* a Remembrance Day dinner • held . in the Fordwich° Anglican, Church. Receivingiiins • were, from. the left Mrs. , Standing: in : d g Emma Williamson, Mrs. 1 e 0 'POLYESTER" for Suri -Gip Winter Confidence WHITE WALLS 82`5 x ' 14 $27.80 8.5 ,x 14 ..:$29.85 BLACK WALL, • 8.25 x _ 14 $25.80 8.55 x 14 , ' $26. 0 THE KELLY SPRINGFIELD ."POLYESTER" LINE of. SNOWTIRES gives you the . best. performance in 4.. -winter/err :-and th 'EXCLUSIVELY FROM KEN'S r enjoy Toronto more... . +c ., car�' At Ali Ati �..r.,.. ► .... stay at the Lord Simcoe Hotel where the service is warm and friendly ... where the prices are sehsible .. . where you're close to everything downtown Where you can relax in modern refurbished rooms ... where you can enjoy fine foods and intimate lounges. Singles start at $9:00 end 'end at' $13.50 Doubles start at 514.00 and end at 518.50 Luxury Suites Available Lord Sirncoe Hotel University & King St. (at the subway) -- Tel: 382-1848 a . THE WINGHAM TOWNS PLAYERS -- PRESENT — ,fiL1THE SPIRIT An improbable farce ,in three acts by NOEL COWARD Wednesday, • Thutsday,* friday • November 1171415 1,41 AT -- WINGHAM TOWN HALL Curtain Time: 11:30 'sharp A missiert S1.25 31AN14b Strikes MEN'S LEAGUE Monday night's bowling - ` found the Penguins blanked the Blues '7 to 0. This win brings. them into a first place tie with the Flyers who took 5 from. the Seals, The North Stars left • the Blues in the• cellar by virtue of their 7 to 0 win; overs the E Kings. Standings to ,date Ore: Pen- ' guins'38, Flyers 38,1 Seals 28, Kings 24, North' Stars 22, and the Blues 18. All the honors were captur- ed by Bi11 Hotchkiss with games of 33.5, 308 and a triple of 867. Other:good games were 'bowled .,wilth '30 n 3 d ��,�y an _ . 712, Bill Johnson 712 and. Bruce Machan .294. Annie Harris, Mrs. Sorena Austin .Mrs. Jack Wilson, Mrs.rs. Audrene Templeman, e Mrs'. Jim Vittie, 'Mt -s. Wm:. McCann; sacred. Mrs. Ross 1Doig, Mrs.Archie .RobinsonMrs. Earl Moore and Mrs:Wm. Wm. So. thorn•.—Photo Marion 'Duke. 8.. 5 pa:res THURSDAY ,MIXED Keith's •Kool Kats still re- main in the cellar although some excellent bowling was done on that team. Gwen Mac- Laurin bowled 278 for . the lad- ies' high single. Barry Fry caps,' tured the high single with 305 andthe high triple with a 791. Hilda Brown for the third week in_a row captured the high trip- le with a 694. Bob's Bouncers gained 7 points leaving the team stand- ings as follows: Paul's Discip- les 3'5; Keith's Kool Kats 20; George's Gamblers 33; Monty's Mods 34; Bob's Bouncers 26'; Perry's Prowlers 41. FORDWICH LANES The bowlers of the F4rdwich Mixed League recorded the fol- lowing high scores: Phyllis Bo - lander 205 and 201, Marian Behrns 200, Eileen Bennett 216, Carroll Johnson 211, Doug Bunk- er 203 and 203, Mussel Behrns 220 and 217, Earl King 215, 244 and 224, Don Bridge 211, Lyle Foerter 222,• Jack King 216, Mary Bridge 201, Doug King 219. WEDNESDAY LADIES' Verna Steffler was the high bowler. on Wednesday evening, rolling a high single of 295 and high triple of 691. Games over 225: Verna Steffler 295, Janet Henderson 250 and 226, Jean King 237, Margaret Machan 270; Mary Campbell 246, ' Sharon Skinn 247, Dianne English 255, 'Dor- othy Bain Dorothy.Bain 232,' Judy Hickey 247. y . Team'standings: Janet's Javiins 39; Betty's Buicks 32, Maud's MustangS..31, Jean's Jeeps 28, Jtdy's Jaguars' 22 , Shirley's Sunbeams 16. Last week Mary Campbell captured the high single with a 251. Audrey Swatridge had the high triple with a 613, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Tea m standings.:, Dons 9 , Er' c s 41, > red-ls 47, Haroldis 28, John's 18, Row's 30. i,adies' high single , and high triple both were -taken this week - by Nora Finnigan with a 261 and 638. Nice bowling, Nora. °Men's high single and high triple were won byKeith Broome with 284 and 640. Nide bowl- ing, too, Keith. Our thanks to spares Lois Cer- son; Hilda Brown, Keith Broome , George and Iris Foulon, Mary and Pete Norman and Yvonne • McKittrick. , Coaches' clinic here on Sunday Minor hockey coaches will be gathering from throughout the W. O. A. A. area for a minor hockey coaches clinic on Sun- day at the Wingham arena. All who are interested are asked to attend. • The topics covered will in- clude equipment, shooting, de- ' fence, checking, practises, re- sponsibilities. There will, be 2 hours ice time during the clinic. This clinic is set up by the W. 0. A. A. and it is expected that top-notch coaching will be available to instruct our minor hockey coaches. Anyone from Wingham who is interested ,please contact Jim Ward at 357-1208. p. All contributors to CARE of Canada get a receipt showing where their help was sent. Howick lions bingo winners Regular Games: Mrs, Bob. Montgomery, Wingham anIcl Mrs. William Upper-, Listowel; Mrs. Sylvia Gowing, Listowel; Mrs. Totnan, Wroxeter; Tony St Marie, BlueVale; Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton, Trowbridge and Mrs. • George Strauss, .Mildmay;.Mrs. Rupple, Trowbridge; Miss' Wen- dy MacEwen, Gorrie; Mrs, Geo. Day, Wingham; Mrs. Gordon Gannett, Wingham; Mrs. Bates, Harriston; Mrs. Gordon Hislop, Wroxeter; Mrs. Ed Rich; Wing - ham and Mrs. Obright, Wing - ham. "Share the Wealth": 1 Ed Scott, Listowel; 2 William � Mrs. Upper, Listowel; $25 Special: Mrs. George Strauss, Mildmay; Jackpot consolation plus bonus: Miss Jean Dewar, Guelph and William Upper, Listowel; Door Prizes: Mrs. Doris Derbecker, Wingham, Mrs. McIntyre, Wingham, Mrs. Harvey Reidt, Wroxeter and Mrs. Gordon His- lop, Wroxeter. r• Two new leaders for Wingham Cubs On Thursday night the Wing - ham Cub Pack was pleased to welcome twlpp new leaders who volunteered itheir services, Ken Post and Terry Nethery. ' The Cubs -enjoyed games led by Akela and Ken Post. Each leader took some of the boys for their work on the different stars. Bernie Wehmeyer was presented with the Interpreter's Badge for speaking German. Other boys .receiving badges were Ricky Jacklin, Kevin Turd- bitt and David Bennett. r The boys were told to be at the Armouries on Monday morn- ing to march to the cenotaph to take part in the Remembrance , Day service. Young girl:' "Would it be all right if I tried on that silk dress in the window?" Young clerk: "Go ahead --it might help busi- ness. " si FIFTEEN -YEAR PINS were awarded . to three ladies of the Howick Legion( Auxiliary on Remembrance Day. From the left are: Mrs. Geo. Pittendreigh, Mrs. Jack Clarke, president of the Auxiliary, and Mrs. Mel Allan. The pins livers presented by Robert Harkness, president of Howick Legion No. '307.Photo Marion Duke. • ,1 The In#ormediah hock,y club moods donations. Glop thorn a hand. Mex Barris ap,d,his show axe' still as disorganized and unin- ateresting as ever, but he did accomplish one, thing in obtain. ingArtie $haw as one of his Pests . last Saturday evening.. Seldom seen in public lffe,these, days, Artie ;has leader of one of tie top dance bands of the thirties; and one .of the finest charinetists that the musical world has known, He gave up his music in the late forties and' hasn't played'publiciy since. He is now .,primarily a writer, but of course, ars still making money. from his music afrCcotn- • plishments. Lilo Mickey Roon- ey, he is' accustomed to joking about his many marriages one of his wives was actress AV a Gardner. 'speaking of tb.e Bar.- Os ar-r s show, I thought it was ,never 0 oin •t come to an end last I week -»-and the :thought of that tripe going on forever and ever is too terrifying yto a"nagine. • The winner of the 10th an-. nual`Gpld Medal,Award of the International Radio and Tele- vision Society, was announced this fall. HeisaMan well. known. to all television viewes; Ed Sullivan, and he ;artist have enough' medals and awards to - sink. the Queen l The award is given for'a,chievement in and contribution; to brdad- • casting and his 21 years in tele- • vision are the -.reason that Ed has .walked away with the hon- our. Previouswinners have been the news departments sof the three U.S. TV networks; General 'DavidSarnoff and Rob- ert S arnoff; Dr. Frank - Stanton; Leonard Goldenson; : Res el Hyde; Edwin Ebel; Bob,Iope; the late President John, Kennedy and the soon- to -.be . Eresident Richard, Nixon. The award mill _ be pre-, sented to Ed -in March, and we will no doubt see some of those proceedings on his hour-long Sunday evening show, 0--0--0 The the astronauts who have recently Come down-to- earth from orbit, proved to be real hams and fine entertainers on Bob Hope's special ,last Wed- nesday evening. Wally Schirra, Walt Cunningham and Donn Eisele, swapped jokes :with the master, and ,often drew°bigger laughs than he, .and even man- aged to break him upl. They were quite a switch from the ball -players that he featured on' his last show, after the World Series. They were like puppets and they readtheir cue -cards By ?Vanni Lee like a Grade 2 `lad struggling through a flew reader, 1 realm they're paid for playing -base: - ball, but laying-base:ball,.but entertainment isn't the astronauts' job either though it' might • well be. They really are "Jut of this world", if you'll pardon"the pun. For the foilowing..week, here are a couple of shows that might interest you. For the girls who like to watch a wedding, this Friday the 15th Is When Agent Maxwell Smart takes th.epiunge and marries ,Agent OS. on "Get Smart"' at 8 p. m. Then, Mon- day, the' 18th, it's boys' anight out, and they can grab a bag ' of popcorn and spend an hour watching Brigette[Bardot, with»' out leaving. their ,,favourite easy chair.he is featured in.her4 first American TV special, and she h will showyou a =` 1 � ;Ii �.- , t of France, and probably a lot of Bardotl She will, sing,' dance, • joke and chat with her ,guests', one of them a former boyfriend,` Sacha Disteh Anyhow, • the show's at 9:30 and: it should be fun to compare' Bardot and" France • to Liz Tay for in London, Sophia Loren in Italy, and Grace Kelly in:` Monaco, of.previous years.' Can't you just see the next `. special- "the ,gorgeous Canadi an star Juliette takes yo>on .a tour of beaustiftd,sem,MAI ton, or lovely cid To. ionto, .with side trip to �a riotous Grand Se Ole summer'"? .that there are new Provincial laws gov- erning registration, ov-ernin''r'egistration, -driving rules, equip- ment and insurance for .,... motorized' snow vehicles Fogy information'inquire•at and De `�yy{�Ja/(�rtmepnt of•Trans- po111 office or write,,to: • ,.�.�. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT., OF • TRANSPORT a • t=erguar,'Bio Queen's Park, let -onto 5 MRS: RITA. FRI,BBURGER,..R, R. • 1 . ►rh MRS. DOROTHY - , WHY `+OCK, MRS. ANITA. KENNEDY,. R.- R,.. Teeswa MRS. RAY . G .8Q Ilii' . m tld�►, . MR. JOHN :R.UTNE 'ORD R. R. 11Y i MRS. ,SH1RLEY McNA'll ; MISS KAREN McDONNNAL, Streetsi A very special thank you, to ,all -our ,customers. ry Your .pun:41age is .appreciated.,' FOR CHRISTMAS and W1NTER-%VE, -- SHOPPI11NG Be sure and sign :the ' Shoppers'. be lucky too. FOR THE QUALITY. 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