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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-03-27, Page 10hge 10 Wingham Advance -Times. Thursday, March 27, 1969 'Tis Show Biz Did you make your list of the top 20 television shows? I promised to tell, you how right or wrong you are, so here goes. These ratings are for the t w o weeks January 649.. but they are average for the season, real- ly. They are based on the Niel - sex reports and 14 of the top 20 are CBC shows, mainly because more CBC stations than C TV stations compete in the ratings competition. You were sleep- ing if you missed the No. l show --Saturday's NHL Hockey, of course, which is always No. 1 during the winter season. Al- most 1 million livingrooms are tuned into a hockey rink on Saturday evenings. No. 2 show was a CTV production, Rowan and Martin's Laugh -In, and "Bonanza" was in No. 3. From there on, it reads like this: 4. The Ed Sullivan Show; 5. Red Skelton Show; 6. Wed- nesday Night Hockey on CTV; 7. Green -Acres; 8. To m m y Hunter Show; 9. Beverly Hill- billies; 10. Carol Burnett Show; 11. Don Messer's Jubilee; 12. Pig. 'N' Whistle (CTV); 13. Mis- sion Impossible; 14. Front Page Challenge; 15. Get Smart; 16. Ironside (CTV); 17. Fa mily Affair; 18. Name of theGame; 19. The Avengers (CTV); 20. Telescope. ff you got 15 out of the 20, you have a good knowledge of what the average Canadianliket to watch on television! 0--0--0 • When I told you about Ric Idellwood's accomplishments as a player on the CBC series.'Ac- tioneers, you probably wonder- ed what the series wai all about. Last Friday on "The Weaker (?) Sex", Lorraine Thomson -inter- viewed Ted" Follows who will star on the new series, playing the role of an Action Line' columnist in a Toronto newspiv- By Vonni Lee per. The series is being film ed 'on location' at the Toronto Telegram, and will deal with some real-life experiences sim- ilar to those which an 'AL' col- . unmist meets. They have al- ready filmed a number of shows, and although no definite date or title was given, we should know all the answers by next Septem- ber—also the date when Ric will appear in his cameo role. It sounds like it might be an ex- cellent series. • 0--0--0 *We have often seen Canadian writer Bernard Slade 's name on the closing credits of "Bewitch- ed", and he writes some fine material.. Last Friday it was a pleasure to see Mrs. Slade, otherwise known as, Jill Foster, performing an acting roleon the show, playing the part of Dar- ren Stevens' secretary. J i 11 played many starring roles on Canadian television but the writing field just wasn't large enough for Bernie, so off they went to Hollywood, where he is kept busy with various televi- sion series. . It's nice to know the talented Jill hasn't retired, though. Speaking of "Bewitched", it won't be quite the same after . • this season. Dick York is. end- ing his association with theshow at the end of the season, and will be replaced by Dick Sar- gent in the role of Darren. Not meaning to belittle, Sargent's talent, it will be hard to accept another in the role. Though it has been Elizabeth Montgomery that made the series, York is a fine comedy star who has con- tributed much. Their replace- ment for *neighbour G1 a d ys Cravitz who died last year, cer-! tainly did nothing to' improve theShow; let's hope they have some better judgment here. ' Mrs. H. Wild attends clinic held in Ottawa Mrs. H. Wild attended a 'Regional Ceadership Training Clinic on "The Development of Physical Education and Rec- reation Programs for the Retard- ed", in Ottawa, March 19 to 21. Delegates were invited front Ontario and Quebec. .Dr. J. H. Widdop, McGill University, Dr. Patricia Austin of Edmonton, Thomas Riley, chairman of the -Reefeation Committee of the Canadian Association for Retarded Chil- dren and recreation director of. Etohicoke, David W. Parker, B. P. E. M. A. assistant super- intendent Central Region, Youth and Recreation Branch Ontario Department of Education were the panel for the clinie. They have travelled across Canada holding these training clinics. Dr. Austin's paper entitled, "To Move Is To Learn", lists the results of many studies made. Thomas Riley said "A mu- nicipal recreation department , if properly structured, should provide a balanced program of recreation activity for every- one in the community. We have an obligation to develop suitable community recreation programs for the chronically ill and handicapped. " Many recommendations came from discussions. There ,should be: more communication between different groups. Each delegate should be responsible for using the knowledge gained at these clinics. Dr. Austin also instructed . two groups of (-:-1 ildren in a demonstration of exercises. cl THE DUNNVILLE team returned home with the consolation trophy in •the B class. Manager Eugene Murphy is seen on the • • left. Paul Fleury presented the trophy to Captain Kenny Austin and Coach Jacques Giroux is on the right.—A-T photo. ST. PHILIPS of Toronto won the cham- pionship in class A Sunday afternoon at the arena when the fifth annual Walter Lockridge Memorial Midget Tournament drew to a close. Coach Terry Cakebrade, left, is seen with Alf Lockridge, who made the presentation, and Steve Lyon, the team captain, who accepted the trophy. Personal Items from Belgrave The Belgrave U. C. W. Easter Thankoffering service and the Hi -C meeting will be held Sun- day evening in the Belgrave United Church at 8.15. Guest speaker will be Rev. B a r r y Passmore of Wingham, who will speak on "Human Rights". Every - Renting out ro ms, cabins, transient accommodation? This message is important. You are now required by law to register as Vendors, and beginning April 1st, to collect 5% Retail Sales Tax ifiyou provide lodging in hotels, motels, hostels, tourist homes, clubs and other similar accommodation. You need not collect fax if you have less than four rental units. There is .no tax on a rental period of one month or more. Register now with your nearest district Retail Sales Tax Office listed below. They will be glad to answer any queries you may have about these and other changes in The Retail Sales Tax Act. •• B•im If you have a vendor's permit now, you need not register again. You will be informed of the changes by mail. Belleville 220 Dundas SI. 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Mri, and Mrs. Elroy Kuntz and Ximberley of Elmira visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Harry Rinn. • Joanne and Jeniffer Rock re- tumed,Sunday night to. their home in Monkton after a week's holidays with their. grandparents, Mr. and.Mrs. Hugh Rinn. • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall of Holyrood and Mr. and Ws. ..\ Howard- Savage of Molesworth visited at the home. of Mr. and Mts. Victor Youngblut on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ewald Rainer of Scarborough spent the week- end with her parents, Mr.', and Mrs. Clarence Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. Harman Mitch- ell of Rothsay and Mr. and Mt!. Norman Keating of Wingham, • were' Sunday guests of Mrs. J. M. Coultes„ Mr, Cecil Bowman was are - cent visitor at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Math- ers visited on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Russ Davidge of !sling- - ton. • . Miss Karen Andersonreturn- ed to her school in Scarborough • after spending the week at her home with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson. • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hender- son, Sidney.and Dawn of Bruce Mines and Mrs. H. Saltys of . Port Arthur spent a few days with Mrs. Richard Procter and Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey and family of Ingersoll visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Procter, for a couple of days last week. Miss Ila and Beth Scott were bridesmaids for their cousin, Miss Mary Broome of Goderich, on Saturday, March 22 in the Salvation Army Cidatel. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Far- rier„, and' family bf Long Branch )Spet arfoymyk, with her moth er, Onluesday afternoon Mr. and, Mrs. Leslie Ounsworth of Harrow' irisited with Mrs. Eliza- beth Anderson at the home of Mrs. Robert Purdon. klgrave Tykes are champions • • The Belgrave hockey team.s played games in Brussels in the • Minor Hockey Tournament last week. The Bantams played Monday night against Brussels and lost 8-2.. On Saturday night they plaYed, against Ktirtiville and were defeated 13-2. The Midgets played Monday night with Brussels and won by a score of 7-2. Fridaymight they played with Blyth and lost 6-3. The Novice team played against Brussels Saturday morn- ing and, won by 12-0. At 6p.m they played against.Lucan and lost 13-0,. . • • The Intermediates played in Blyth against gorrie, the score Belgrave ,4, Gorrie 3. Belgrave won the series. On Mondanight in Brussels, the Tykes played against Brus- .sels and won 12-0. They play- ed against Belmore and won 4 to 3. This gave the Belgrave Tykes. the championship. . Urtder natural conditions, white -tail deer generally live from 8 to 15 years. With the Scouts The Astronauts are now in or- bit with a patrol of five invest- ed boys, the most recent,Randy. Monahan, and a welcome re- cruit, Donnie Kemaghan. At the last patrol meeting Keith • Snowdon p,assed his Pet Keeper badge requirements and Bob lvio- Dougall completed his require- ments for the Communicator badge. ,,,On Wednesday of winter va - canon week four Astros and lead- er motored to Toronto to visit the Royal Ontario Museum. We arrived there at about 11:30 a.m. and once inside split up to see what we wanted to see. The boys seemed most impressed with ta.displays showing the latest developments in space • science. There was also a dis- 4kagswer4 play of live, very large, moni- tor lizards and iguanas. After a thorough tour of this place ide met at the lobby and returned to the car for lunch. Bob McDougall desperately wa,nt- ed to buy a soft drink and was about to enter a tavern to get one when we called hirci back. City traffic was murder that day but we managed to find our way to the immense Yorkdale Shopping Centre where the boys spent an hour. We then piled intatthe car for the trip home, saw Malton Airport through the haze, and arrived in Wingham about '7:00 p. m. 0--0--0 Next Wednesday night, April 2, the whole troop will meet at the public s ch oo 1 at 7 p. sharp. • kits have usy week4 13E1.1v1Qagl..ThQUO lag week reM0400 is that spring is not IPQ far away, the Tykes ere%ti trying tg keep wintpr fresh our minds with a week of,hock- ey playing. On Thursday evening they played with Mtldmay, defeat- ing them 1-0. David Kieffer scored the gam's only goal. On Friday and Saturday, the Tykes took part in the Brussels Legion Tournament. They de- feated Brussels 11-1 on. Friday evening, goals scored by David Kieffer who knocked in (would you believe) 10 goals, Bradley Weishar with one. On Saturday morning, they were defeated 4-3 by the Bel - grave team, Kieffer getting all three goals. They are scheduled to play on March 2 7th in Mildmay at 5 m. 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