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McTavish ires hat trick in losin
It appeared as though the
"180 Sports" had open
jitters a they Came
short end 9..f a 10 tO 7 score with
the Kincardine InterMediateS
before a good opening night
crowd last Tuesday,
Xincardine struck fast with *
ccilling scoring from Graham
and DaVidZen at the4b:50 second
Mark.#Wingharn evened -it up
at 30 BC:0,R%* Forster won the
faCeOff in °the Kincardine end,
tipped the'Peck tQ Don Lee ho
fired- a Stone wrist shot int
the upper leff 'corner of the net.
Kineardinel big,line of Wilson.
tO the rising costs of oper-
• ation we are obliged to raise
the price of ADULT admisslOns
to $1.25.
Student and Children will con-
tinue to be 75c and '40c.
THUR.-FRI.-SAT. DEC. 54.7
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
'The GREEN BERETS'
• Colour-CinemaScoPe - Starring:
John Wayne •.
• This is a riproaring Vietnam
battle story. It's well worth
seeing. Due to the length of
• this feature there Will be only
one show each night .starting at
8:00 p.m.
SATURDAY 'MAT.- DEC., 7
•"White Warrior"
• CcifAING ,NEXT:
12.13.14
ADMITTANCE
RESTRICTED
TO PERSONS
11 TEARS OF AGE
OR OVER
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• "PRUDENCE AND
THE PILL"
cominoutimmutionntion
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T PROG
Bell and Davidson put 104mnd
ine in the lead as Wilson Scored'
at 7.07,in less than 2 minutes
it was again a tiesgalne as ohn
'ISrieTaYiSh Sleeted at a, 591with
assists going to Rick Fleming
'and Den Willie, At 17.42
Winghani took the lead when
floss Peacock, a real work -horse
for the locals, dented the twine
assists going to Jim Bain and
Herb Litt. It looked as though
the period was going t� end
with the Weals ahead but time-
' keeper. Fre d Lee had no soon-
er announced the last minute
of play in the period and Keith
Davidson potted the puck to
tie up the game three all.
SECOND PERIOD
Wingham jumped into the
lead at 1.44 as Herb Litt tipped
in. a pass from Ken Hduston.
From this point on the local
forwards neglected to back
check; the defence, with the
extra load, made moves which
left,them otit of position and
tittle and time again.the locals
were kept in the game only by
some outstanding goal tending -
by Wayne Riehl. Kincardine
evened the count at 8.21 as
J. Colling got his second goal
of:the game. Then history re-
peated itself; 'no sooner had the
last minute of play been an-
nounced and J. Magwoodscored
for'Kincardine from J. Colling
at 19.06. 'Score at the end of
two periods, Kincardine 5,
Wingham 4. •
THIRD PERIOD
• It took only 11 seconds for
the locals to tie the'score as
Ken Houston fired a blistering
shot from just inside the blue
line, which caught the lower
•right corner—a perfect shot,
• assists going to Ross Peacock
and Jim Bain.
arm anowne ammo
DEEP AS REFERENCE'
First With The Finest In Motion Picture Entertainment
• MEATRE
GoODERICH
ON THE SQUARE
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• Wed.-Thuri.-Fri-Sat. Dec. 4-547
"HELGA" may disturb and shock you. Adult Entetain-
ment. Colour. Showtimes 7:30 and 9:10. IA 1
Saturday, . DeceMber. 7• Matinee Showing at 2:30
. "THE FAMILY JEWELS" with Jerry Lewis
Mon.-Tuis.-Wed: • Dec. 940-11
"DARK OF THE SUN" Adult Entertainment. Colour.
Showing at 7:30 and 9:30.
Thurs.-Fri.-Sst. Double Feature hi Colour Dec. 12-13-14
• "YOURS, MINE AND OURS" showing at 9 p.m. only.
"ATTACK ON THE IRON COAST" 'showing at 7:30 only
Mon. -Tues. -Wed. Dec. 16-17-18
Tit BRYNNER as the 'DOUBLE MAN" In Colour.
• Showing at 7:30 and 9:15.
Thurs.-Fri-Sat. Dec. 19-2041
Walt Disney presents "THE PARENT TRAP"
In Colour. Showing at 7:0 and 9:30.
THEATRE CLOSED ON DECEMBER 23 • DECEMBER 25
Special Boxing Day Matinee at 2:30 on December 26
"TWO LITTLE BEARS"
• Thurs.-Fti-Sat. • • Dec. 26-2748
"SPEEDWAY" with Elvis Presley and Nancy Sinatra.
Showing at 7:30 and 9:20.
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Sun. -Mon. -Tues. Sun. show at 8:30 only ,De. 29-30-31
"WHERE WERE YOU WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT OUT?''
Showing 7:30 and 9:20. One showing only on Dec. 31, 7:30.
• Midnight Show Tuesday, December 31
. "GUN — NUMBER ONE" Adult Entertainment.
1 coming — Jan. 1-2-3 — Dean Martin and Robert Mitchum
in CARD STUD" Showing at 7:30 and, 9:20.
Immo •mem gloom a•mmo simmarallMinst
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This goal seemed. to anger
the Kincardine boys and In 1001
than three minutes they fired
three quick goals'. Whigiani
got one back at 8,06 :as John
McTavish fired hi:Me a pass
from Ross Peacock, Less than •
'30.seconds later CO11ng scored
his third goal Of the game for
Kincardine and Wilson added to
the Kincardine lead at 1.20, .
The final goal was fired at the
14 minute mark, by John Mc-
Tavish, This gave John 3 goals
for the night and the honor �f
being the first on the 10eal •
team to get .the hat trick this
year. Final score Kincardine
10-Wingham 7.
XINCARDM:* S. Begg, T.
MacLeod, G. Graham, J. Be11,
L. Wilson, K. Davidson,' J.
Johnston,j. Martin, B. Mc-
Bryfogie, R. Farrell,
J. COlmg; J, Map/Pod, M.
Ferguson, spare goalie F. Me-
Lennan.
WINGHAM: W. lUehl, G.
Cerson, J. Bain, R. Peacock, ,
H. Litt, K. Houston, B. Fry,
•K. Henry, J. Bateson, D. Lee,
J. English, J. McTavish, R.
Forster, D. Willie-, R. Fleming,
spare goalie G. Sutton.
• SHORT SHOTS...Nice to
see a fair crowd on hand for the -
opener... unusual to see John
Fryfogle, a fortner Winghamite,
•cause
in a,Kineardiee unifOrM. John
played a fine game despite the
. extra pounds,. .-Penaltiatold
the story that the Wingliamboys
were not hitting as they had
Only 3 Of the 9 penalties,.
Doug Neil watched from the
nursinga sore Should -
=4'0. Best for Wingham was
John McTavish with the hat
.trick and Wayne.Riehi, between
the pipes, wap kicked out shot
after shot... ElwoodIrwin di.d°4
fine job of coaching betin that
third period it would have been
great to see him on the blades..,
Elwood, don't you think No. 2
i'Or Kincardine would feel
strange without you there to
give him a, rough time?. „Nice
to see he games start right on
time, '8.30 Sharp.' Some of us
missed the first goal... Rumor
is that there is a new ,electric
score board at the arena. Let's.
get itinstalled.now when it •
oan be used rather than waiting
until the season's half over.
How about it one do-
nation to acknowledge this.
week, $10.00 from John Merk-
ley of St Catharines John as r
*pm ifkom000llsors,
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by George* GaMblers. with 47.•
Monty's 44txli and Paul's Diar
yip/es are tied with 41 each,
site executive reminds the
bowlers that bowling starts at
9:00, o'clock sharp. -
FM:WIG. LANES
The bowlers of the Fordwich
Mixed League recorded die. f(01.,
lowing scores this week; Doug
Bunker 234;Leorme Foertet 204,
241, 234;Mex Reid 203; Jim ,
•Vitae 200; Edith Gibson 200;
lack Bennett 233; Phyllis In-
lander 209, 200; Pat Stevan
228, lack King 225; Lyle room,
er 240; Madan Behms 218, 28t
Ben Gibson 219, Jim Stewart
205; Carl Stewart 233; Joan
Stewart.233; Russel Behms 207,
.230; Earle King 245„ 220; Ma-
' bel Gibson 213, .
TORISTS
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Many hockey fans will remem-
ber, was a top flight goalie for •
many Wingham teams; Thanks
John... Next game, December
6 in'Eora and Tuesday, De-
ceinber 10 with Shelburne; '
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We must begin this week's
column with a word of coegrat-
ulations to our local station,
CKNX, it?,n4he pow boost 14
week. Thishould make a t -
number of pe op le on their'
"frige area" very happy. Also
a mention of a CKNX employ-, •
ee, John Strong, who last week
received new honors in Los An.-
geles, in the field of news
broadcasting. It is always nice
to see Our local boys receiving
the recognition they deserve!
Congratulations to all of you!
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We got our answer thii week
• in -"Petticoat Junction" --Kate
Bradley 'left tOwns after the
birth of Betty Jos baby% It
sounds like a feeble excuse ,but
I suppose the writers think that
everyone knows that much -
Toyed Bea Benedarer has passed
away, andthink that no other
explanation is neessary. They
have changed the introduction,
clipping..Kate's pieture and,
changing the song; but Kate's
memory may probably be kept
alive in the new babe who may
be named Katy Jo. The Bever-
ley Hillbillies 'Granny', Irene
Ryan, was a guest on last week's
episode, and they may keep
bringing guests to the show for
awhile to fill the void left by
Bea's passing. Like I said be-
fore, though, no one will take
her place.
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Wayne and Shuster's first
show of the new season had its
weak moments, most of them
in the opening pantomine skit
at the circus. Their 'Professor'
interview, however, was better
than usual, and their main
sketch on "The Three Muske-
teers" equal to their usual fine
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writing and performing calibre. ••
Dancer Pon Gillies is back for
another season with the boys,'-%
and in his usuarfine
•And they featured apew(t9i
their show) singer, Anne Murr:
ray, the young Maritimer who
left a teaehingjpb to joie:the
chorus on "Singalong Jubilee",
became a featured soloist on
that show and has now moved
•on to even greater things. She
has a great folk7singing voice,
a gorgeous low alto, 'which the
• gang on 'Jubilee' used to rib her
abciut (they thought she should
be ht the bass sectiOn!). Butpn
this show she shone Singinga,
romantic ballad and a bit of
rock n' roll. She is no glamour -
puss; as television stars g�, but
is charming and attractive to
watch, with an easy, pleasing
maetrer. I hope W and S in-
vite' her back!
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The Mayor of Vancouver
succeeded in getting Pierre
Berton a bit upset on last week's
"Front Page Challenge". It has
been a long time since we have
seen the unexcitable, sedate
Mr. Berton quite so hot under
the collar—but who's to siy he
wasn't right? One thing you
have to say for Pierre, he can
argue for the few minutes 4e 's
granted, and then shut up about
It, Sinclair can devour the
entirethirty minutes in argu-
ment, and usually when he
knows nothing about his sub-
ject. Of course, Pierre was
near the head of the line when
the brains were passed around.
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Were you aware that an odd
coincidence exists on the local
Channel 8 this season? Each
Wednesday at 7, James Arness
charges into your livingroom as
Marshall Matt Dillon on "Gun -
smoke". On its heels comes
"MLsion: Impossible" at 8,
one Of its stars being Peter
Graves. In real life, the two
men are brothers and this is
probably the first time such a
thing has happened --one show
following another where fam-
ily members share starring roles.
As in all families where this
happens, there is a bit of pro-
fessional jealousy between the
two. Thete really shouldn't be,
both are doing extremely well
in their series.
BRIDGE RESULTS
The Howell system was used.
First, Mrs. H. Fisher and A.
Wilson; second. Mit. DR Port
er and Mts. W.' Whatry; tied
for third, Mts. C. tiodgins and
W. H. Preneh; Mr. and Mrs.
I. 11. Crawford. .
• Your1969 licence plates are now
available and must be on your
-car no later than midnight,
F1RUARY
a' 1969
019-(10690
—ONTARIO.
fr.
JIM WELWOOD is one of the youg art students taking
instrUction at the town hall. on Saturday mornings—A-T
Photo.'
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
•Everyone seemed to be hav-
ing a good night; if not good.
games, enjoying themelves.
anyway by the soundsof things.
Team standings: DOn's 21.
Eric's 54, Fred's 63, Harold'.
28, John's 25, ' Row's 40.
Ladies' high -single and trip
e were captured by H i ld a
Brown with 272 and 606. Geo.
Foulon had the high single with
257;Frank Burke the high triple
with 645. Nice bowling boys. -,
Thanks to sp es Hilda Brown,
led Casemor , and - Andy §eot,
`'..0Pleaki4eitle et:the-C-1irfst P
Inas party will be held after
two games on Tuesday, Decerh-
ber 10th, at the Legion Hall.
We would like toexteed an lir
vitation to our ex7bo4ers and
do hope they can all come.
MEN'S LEAGUE ,
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The points were all shared
this week with 5 going to the
Seals, Kings, and .6lues while
the Penguins, Flyers and North
Stars each got 2.
Standings to date are: Pen-
guins 52, Flyers 42, Seals 42,
Kings 41, Blues 28, and the
North Stars 26.
Mw. ............ itommitS p•,
lim.Bain' rolled three nice
games to take' high, triple with
778. Ian IvlacLaurinwas runner.
up .with.757 including a 306.
TedsEnglish captured the high
single with 321 and a '714 triple.
Other good triples bOwledthis
week were Bob Foxton 7.24,
Vern Redman and Bill Hotch-
kiss each with 715 and Bruce
Meehan 709.
THURSDAY MIXED
One of the busiest persons
belonging to the Thursday Night
League is Marg Moffat. It is
her duty to find spares each
Week: itii"weekshe-hati to
round up .six. 'Thanks to Elean-
or and Ken Saxton, Kaye Swan
Ken Post, Keith MeClureiand
Bob Foxton for helping us out.
Hope to see all regular players
back soon.
Gwen MacLaurin and Hap
Swatridge took all the honors
for the evening. Gwen bowled
a fine 303 for the high single
and a 702 for the high triple.
Hap bowled a 315 and 784.
Their bowling helped rhe two
bottom teams tie with 35points
each.
Perry's Prowlers.still remain
on top with 53 points, followed
PASilEHOERCARS, DUAL PURPOSE,
VEHICLES, AND MOTORCYCLES
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• Motorcycles ... • ,.. • 410.00 ,
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1969 plates cannot be,issued when ownership of.
a used motor' vehicle is being transferred unless
the 'presribed certificateof mechanical fitness 4s
produced: . .
REMEMBER: '
Your 1969 -licence application is on the 1958 permit. Make
sure you completefully the application for renewal and
insurance questionnaire. Those who do not have .motor
vehicle liability insurance must pay in addition to4the
reciteaton fee a further $25.ad the Motor Vehicle Accident
• . Claims Fund. Payment of this fee does not provide insurance.
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trailers, consult your local licence issuing agent. •
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