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le 142' (Don't tell
I think she tut had p
sty Norman 15';•
estel 161; Pat Whir-
[e Smith 141; .Dicky
Alma C
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• Cathy
ton• IX; bra
Sallows 131, Cindy Cook 120.
(Gino; yon Made the 120 Cindy)
lay Maclaurin 137 and Jeff Mao!
. Laurin 121. (They bowled Fri-
g day night so they could be on
the ice in Listowel, at 8 a. m.
Who got you up, 1. wonder?),
• Steve Readrnan must`kave saved
his ,energy"for the hockeygame.
I guess the Malted Milks have
4 first place by a long way, but
dare Smarties got 5 points for
second with just 3 bowlers, Nice
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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE -IIS THEATRE
CLINTON
Opens To.n.ight
Box Office Open* at 8.00 p.m.
FIRST SHOW at 5.30 P.M.
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Thurs., Fri. -- April 3.4
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Guide For A
Married'. Man'
ShoWiag et 10.15 p.m.'
(Adult Entertainment)
Starring Walter Matthau & Inger
Stevens — hi Color
"The Vengeance
Of She"
John Richardson & Clinks Berova
Showing at 0.30. p.m.
Color Cartoon
Sat., Sun: — April 5.6
— DOUBLE FEATURE -
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Showing at 0.30 ppm.
(Adult Entertainment)
ergo apard
& Reymond
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CIyrv 4Malan""i
' Showing at 10.15 p.m.
(Adult Entertainment)
Starring Richard Widmark, Henry
' Fonda and Inger Stevens
Color Cartoon
Special Sunday Night
' Show — April 5
Showing at 12.05 — In Addition
To Regular Features
The Ghosts.,
• .(Adult Entertainment)
Starring Barbara Steele — Color
Coming Next Weekend:
"Waterhole No. 3"
(Adult Entertainment)
"Half A Sixpence
,,keepitNIrpt:
"Mon,
Y'ou really shocked G w en.
MacLaurin Saturday, xeff Lock,
ridge. . 414 doubles t do
beJleve ft was the 'first one this:
year! Wasn't It?
Tom 1400 218' and 2108;Bruce,°
Shinn, 188 and 188 (Sony to
hearBruce is in hospital. Hope
you're feeling better "Red•"`L,
You've got to get better for•the
playoffs.)
Games over 180:, Sandra Lee
181; Doug •Thomason 207; Bill
Staight 184; Christine Rae 181;
'Brad Simmons 201; Sandra Cart-
er 195; Steve Penney 180.
Nice to see some new names
on that list, Keep it up in the
playoffs.
SENIORS
Lee. Grovewas the only one;
over 200 on Saturday with, a218
game., 'There were a few others
who were close: Jeanette Riley
195; Linda Paul 194; Brian
Cr9nkwright 192,
Only 13 bowlers were out
again last week. C'mon gang,
you must be saving your' energy
for the playoffs. Don't forget
they start this Saturday!
To compliment its. S w is s
founder Henri Dunant, the in-
ternational .emblem of Re d
Cross, a red cross on .a white
background ' is the reverse of
the flag of Switzerland.
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---• SHOW TIMES
Friday and Saturday at 7:15 and
9:15: All other days, one show
at 8:00, except . where noted on..
the program.
THUR.-FRI-SAT,. APR. 3.45
"THE PARTY"
Cinemascope-Color
ro ° Starring Pter'Setlers:
Peter Sellers' as a disaster -prone
East Indian actor, is invited in
error to a' chic Hollywood.party,
and turns the occasion BPstoa
slapstick nightmare.
SAT. MATINEE APR. 5
"The Party"
COMING NEXT:
THUR.•FRI.•SAT:-MON.-TUE.
WED. - APR. 10.11-1214.1546
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"GONE WITH THE
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BOATERS MEET -Members of the Pine River Boat 'club
held their annual winter meeting in Wingham this year
with' a dinner -dance at Danny's Restaurant. From : the
left are Bin Walden, Wingharn, immediate past commo-
dore; Len McDonald, London, who presented Mr. Walden
The Observation. Post
BY THE OLD GUNNER
Well,. most of 'the news this
week is of cheerful nature. Gun-
ners Beardsley P.F. of 97 Bty,
Lockhart E. R. , 100 Bty,: a n d
Ross G. E. , and Welwood, G. R.
both .of 99 Bty, Wingham, have
been successful on the Jr NCO
Course. This is very good for
young Welwood who was the
top student on the .GMT course
last summer.--Gunner(Recruit)
to Jr. NCO, in nine months. Well.
done, -George. '
Gnr, 'Ross is also doing ex-
tremiely well. .He how has two
trades and qualified Jr NCO.
He. haws i ren with the bane*.
less than two years. He is now
a shoe in for a Senior NCO
course. . .
Lt. J. H. Cullen of 97 Bty,
Walkerton, successfully passed
the Captain Qualifying course
in Shilo, 'Man. , and reports
that he is ready to take over,
and fire. his Battery on the_next
firing practice. This, by the.
way Jim, is the Royal Canadian
Artillery Association Competi-
tion shoot to beheld in Petawa-
wa on the 20-21 June.
Bombardiers Daymon and
Tilker of 97 Bty, Walkerton,.
were very successful on the Ar-
tillery Technician Course. They
came first and second. ' Well
ifilth a gift of appreiletlon the 1969 rnadore, Ed
Ph* of Hensall; Ca�m'M tavj hr t rail! "/'W itaa,.,also
resented with a gift ,of appreciation 'by• another , past
hnmodore, Herb Fuller of Lions Head.
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done, fellows.
All these people are`doing
well 'on courses and out intake ,
in remits this past mon*' was
greater than our releases. Col.' .'
Ritter thinks :things are looking.
up.
On checking our retention
rate, (personnel stilt With the
unit) from the summer coupe
last .year wed that it was 83%.
The Most. retention rate of
anyitsilitia unit'in the ,province'
of Ontario:��
News of another summer _
course again this year. Yes, we
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dates. They will have to='do•
three rather important things.
No. .1, remain with"`the ;unit for 4,1'
three years; No. 2, .cut their
hair to a reasonable length; No.
3, be prepared to take a trade
course this fall on .Saturdays.
The applications for summer
call .out for Ipperwash and Peta-
wawa, with the list of vacancies
to be filled, has arrived. No
one unit has any vacancies .to
fin as such. They just fill out
the application form and Region-
al Headquarters does the selec-
ting. They must be in before
the 15 April.
Next week more news of
summer tamps, courses and pays
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,,InAiollywood, the Grammies •
lavO'been awarded. , They are
dIele4cording awards, given for
the gist t recordings Of the year
`1968. , As last year, one of the.
best performances was by Glen .
Camp ell •who won a Grammy
for
'kW record album "By The
{'Tithe I Get To Phoenix". Other
4rV
pop4wards ,went to, Mason .Wil-
1la n or ."Classical Gas"; "Mac-
r=d� ' byRic • ard' Hattis;
Airdtu ark .h 1
.Oita' Lineman" by G-1 en •
Camp 11;,` :.'Do . You Know the
Way to San Jose?" by Dionne
:Warwick; "Light My Fire" by
Jose Feliciano; "Mrs. Robinson"
Sire on. and Garfunkel; and
"Mission Impossible -Norwegian
Wood" by the Alan Copeland .
Singers. `
Feliciano; a blind singer -
guitarist, was also named best
new artist of 1968; and Simon
and Garfunkel won for the best
movie score, music from "The
Graduate". Country mu s'i c
•Grarnmys went to "Tolson Prison
Blues", and the album of the
same theme by Johnny . Cash;
"Harper Valley P. T. A. " by
Jeannie C. Riley and "Foggy
Mountain Breakdown" by Earl
Flatt and Lester Scruggs. "Lit-
tle Green Apples", written by
Bobby Russell, was named the
best country song and also re-
ceived the Song of the Y ea r
award. Judy Collins' "B o th
Sides Now" was the folk music
winner. Aretha. Franklin, Otis
Redding and the Temptations
were best Rhythm and Blues '
performers; Duke Ellington took.
Hawick Lions
pingo winners
Regular games: Miss Eliza-
beth Stinson, 'Lebanon; Mrs .
Riehl and M. Riley, both of
Wingham; Mrs. George Day,
Wingham and Mrs. K. Edgar, .
Wroxeter;, Mrs. Harold Schmal-
tz, *Mildmay and Mrs. ,K.' Edr
gar, Wroxeter; Mrs. R. Ohm,
and Mrs. O. Haselgrove, both
of Wingharn; Mrs. Wes Heimp-
el, Wroxeter and Mrs. Irene
Leitch, Kincardine;• Mr's. Geig-
er, Tralee; Mrs.F. Ohm,Wing-
ham, Mss. William 'Elliott,
Bluevale; Mri. Stevens, Harris -
ton; Mrs. George Hislop, Sr..
Wroxeter; Mrs. Simon Huber,
Mild may.
"Share the Wealth", 1. Mrs.
Harold Schmaltz, Mildmay; 2.
Miss Jean.Dewar, Atwood and
Mn. Ed Scott, Listowel.
$25 special: Mrs. Wilfred
Henry, Wingham. ' Jackpot of
$80: Ma. Simon Huber, Mild-
may. Doorprizes: Mrs. W.
Henry, Wingharn, Mrs. Ed Det-
zler, Mildy. y, Mrs, F. Ohm,
Wingham , J. Dewar, At-
wood., Lucky4draws: Mrs. Herb
Busby, Belinore, Mrs. Sproule,
LucknoW, Mrs. Bob Mont8 om•
ery, Wingham and Mrs O .
HaselgroVe, Wingham.
By, Voani Lee •
a Jazz award;. *din* Moro-
, witz a classicalGratmmy. Bill
Cosby had 'date best . comedy al-
bum; ° R+od McKuen the best ora -
merit reeonling.
"What It Wits; *as Love" is
Me name of the new suite writ-
. ten and recorded by :Gordo n
;Jenkitss. • It is the .story of two
people who meet, fall in love,
y end Meow at together,
1* wdr al ; Writtet!by
Mr. Jenice fox rIi�. a nt d Mrs.
Steve ' Lawrence, who are laving
the story every day. .
The Lawrences, Steve and
his wife Eydie Gorme, .,perform-
ed the suite on Kraft .Ivtisic Hall
for NBC, and .last week on our
. CBC "Show of The Week", and
have recorded it for sale through=
out the world. It is upot quite
the quality of "Mauhatten Tow
-
'gr." which Jenkins wrote a num-
ber of years ago,_ but the title
song, and others. like' "There
Goes the Bride", "The Room ,
'With the View Inside ", and
"Which Way Is Yesterday", are
great songs and Steve and. Eydie
perform them well. All the
music is typically 'Gordon Jenk-
ins' style --sweet, and smooth
violins adding to the romantic.
mood, similar to the 'Manhat-
ten Tower' music.
Steve and ,Eydie,- 'married
eleven years, are the same pair
that guested on the old Canadi-
an
anadi-an Jaclde .Rae Show when they
were courting. They are as
cute as ever, Eydie looking
younger every. day, though not
quite the singer that herr
into Both have dev / ' ed
tato confideat' per('ot i 1?' r .
good dancers, and are also good
comedy entertainers; although
we didn't see too much of this.
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