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THURMAVIFRI 24AT. 3
"nig GOLD
GUITAR"
Color — Stars
Pal 'Itilitsvas and Roy Drusky
With a host of co-stars and a
to tapping beehive of hit
tunes.
On the same program for
the race fans —
"FIREBALL 500"
in blazing color
AP1MANWOOP
SPECIAL SUNDAY SHOW
on MAY 4 starts 10 p.m.
in Color
"REPTILICUS,
THE MONSTER"
— PLUS —
"T -BIRD GANG"
(Adult Entertainment)
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Tho Observation -Post
BY THE OW GOMM • ; • .
One young gunner from 100
Battery (Listowel), Gnr, Paul
Brooks, has beenpromored to
2/Lt. -Paul willgo oetawawa
for his qualifying course this
summer,
B.dr. Mike Forsyth of 99 Bty
Wingliam has also been promot-
ed to 2/Lt, and will be qualify-
ing next fall and winter on Part
of the qualifying course, then
to Petawawa next summer for
Part II, we hope.
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In our haste last week w e
paned by some of the n e'ws ,
such as promotions from Gunner
to Junior NCO of the following:
P. F. Beardsley of 97 Bty, Walk-
erton; E. R. Lockhart of 100
Bty, Listowel; Ed Ross and
George Welwood, 99 Bty, Wing -
ham. Well done, fellows. Your
next job is Si.• NCO Part I, this
fall, we hope.
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The defensive driving course
attended by WO Morin was ex-
cellent. He recommends dis-
MOWN IMMO INIMMO MUM= MOM MUmM Um WM, MIIMM
(LIP OUT PROGRAM AND KEEP AS REFERENCE
First With The Finest in,Motion Picture Entertainment
• THEATRE
GODERICH
ON THE SQUARE
Thurs.-Fri., May 1-2 "WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT FEEL-
ING GOOD?" Starring George Peppard and Mary Tyler
Moore. Showing Thurs. 8 p.m. only, Friday 7:30 and 9:20.
Sat. -Sun. -Mon., May 34-5 "SECRET CEREMONY"
Starring Elizabeth Taylor, Mia Farrow, Robert Mitchum.
• Admittance restricted to 18 years of age and over.
Sat. showing at 7:30 and 9:15; Sun. and Mon. 8 p.m. only.
Tues. -Wed. -Thur. -Fri., May 6"to 9 Showtime 8 p.m. only
Walt Disney Show—all colour. "SMITH" starring Glen
• Ford and "THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY"
Sat.-Sun.-MonoTues., May 10 to 13 . "THE CHARGE OF.
r THE LIGHT BRIGADE'! Starring Trevor Howard and
Vanessa Redgrave. Sat. showing at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
• Other evenings at 8.p.m. only.
-rtsfilVed•Thur.-Fri,f May 14-1544- - ,. ,, "BORILFREE4
. ,
and Lee Marvin in "CAT BALLOU". Two 'colour hits,
good family entertainment. Showing at 8 p.m. only.
Sat. -Sun. -Mon. -Tues., May -17 to 20 " Walt Disney's
"SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON".•Satur. matinee at 2 p.m.
Sat. evg. at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. All other evgs. at 8 only.
1 Wed. -Thur -Fri., May 21-22-23 Sean Connery. in
"GOLDFINGER" and "DR. NO" James Bond special.
Showing at 7:30 each evening. Adult entertainment..
Sat. through Tues., May 24-25-26-27. Clint Eastwood in
"COOGAN'S BLUFF". Adult entertainment. Saturday
showing at 7:30 and 9:20, Other evdnings at 8 pan. pnly.
Bardot in ''SHALAKO". Adult entertainment. Showing°
Wed.-Thur.-Fri., May 28-29-30. Sean Connery and Brigitte
8 p.m. Wed. and Thurs. Friday at 7:30. and 9:20.
SATURDAY MATINEES — 2:00 p.m..
May 3—"Tarzan arid the Great River"
10—"Robinson Crusoe in Mars"
25—Martin and Lewis "Pardners"
•1
AT THE SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE=GODERICH
THIS WEEKEND
,111. OMR SENSigENNEDY
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266
106
ACAREAll AWARD WINNER
a A
"THE
PINK
JUNGLE"
Cern they steal the
Narshville Sound?
THE
4WD GUITAI
•
starring
Del Reeves • Roy Drusky
with
Karel* Bowes • Megh S. Law's
and special guest stars
StINSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HWV 8 GOOERICH AT CONCESSION RO 4
—A 'M'USTANG" THEATRE__
LARGEST SCREEN IN HURON COUNTY — ALWAYS A DOUBLE BILL
Children Under 12 In ears Free
BOX OFFICE OPEN 9.00 P.M. — — FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
• -...
Coming Next Weekend:
"BARBARELLA" and "CHUKA"
seminationTof this inibrmation,
to all facets Of the POPulatiOn*
The course Is pit on by the Ca"'
HighwarSakty VouncII„
Interested groups could no doubt
get itt We are Itilling10000peoo
pie a year On our bliAltw'ays of •
,Canada, They ma y be the
luOky ones. 'rhos e' who are _
crippledlor life and may never
realize their real potential are
perhaps even worse off.
The Regiment will try to
have this course run for unitper-
sonnel in the'fall, or winter.
Defensive driving and court-
esy should be a way of life If
we want insurance rat es to
come down instead of going up.
What is defensive driving? To
sum it up in a few words—when
In doubt, let the other guyhave
the right of way. DriVe as if
your life depended on it. It
does'. Always look ahead for a
way out of an accident produc-
ing situation.
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We have made further nom-
inations for courses in Petawawa
this summer. These are over
and above the alloted vacancies.
the unit has on the courses men-
tioned. The nominations are
as follows:
Gnr. R. B. Elliott, 99 Bty
for Jr. NCO Course No. 2; Gnr.
D. E. Tasker and Gnr. D. 1.
Cooper, both of 99 Bty Jr.
NCO Course No. 1; 2/Lt. P. D.
' Brooks, 100 Bty for Lt. Qualify-
ing; Gnr: D. G. Leary, 100Bty,
Gunners D. G. McGregor and D.
E. Tasker of 99 Bty for Artill.
ery Technician.
These nominations were
made in the event that some
unit did not fill its allotted va-
cancies, or4n case some per-
sons drop out, becauseof illness!
or family problems.
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Bridge Chub
First, , Mrs. F. Forgie and $„,
Hodgins; second, Mrs. R. H.
Lloyd and Mrs. G. Gannett;
third, Jim Wilson and Art Wil -
,son; tied for fourth, Miss Y. Mc-
Pherson and E. Maguire and Mrs.
F. A. Parker and Barney Ortleib.
•BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
• CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8.00 p.m.
• FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
FRI. -- SAT. -- SUN.
May 2-3-4
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"WILD IN THE
STREETS"
• Showing at T0.30 p.m. Only
(Adult Entertainment) — Starring
Shelley Winters
CHRISTOPHER JONES and
• DIANE VARSI — In Color
"HOUSE OF A
1,000 DOLLS"
(Adutt Entertainment) Starring
Vincent Price ,
Martha Hyer, Geo. Nader
Showing at 8.30 p.m. Only
Color Cartoon
Corning Next Weekend
"WAIT UNTIL DARK"
(Adult Entertainment)
"THE VISCOUNT"
(Adult Entertainment)
SPONSOR 4 RIDER IN THE
KAYOFP TROPHY WINNERS for the Men's Town League
were the Kings with Ian MacLaurin, Walter Brown, (who
.also had the high single for, the playoffs, with 333), Ted
English captain, and Jon Batesont Absent for the picture
Bali clinics
are scheduled
Three ballclinics are sched-
uled for May which will be free
and open to all officials, ,inan-
agers, coaches, ball players.
and interested individuals. The
clinics are sponsored by the
Ontario Department of Educa-
tion Recreation and Youth M.',
vision, and the Western Ontar-
io Athletic Association.
The instructors will'be Ed . •
Mullaney and George Wicke.
The baseball clinic will be
held in the town hall at Mitch-
ell, the old. high school, on
.May 4 from 1 t4:5 6 p. m.
Softball clinics will be held
in the Orbit Room, CFB Clinton
on May 14, 6,45 to 12 p.m
and in the. town hall, Wingham,
On May 24, 1 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Bowfin
WEDNESDAY LADIES'
Rose Grove captured both
the high single and high triple
with a 263 and 660.- Bowling,
22 5 and over, Rose GrOve 263,
Mary Campbell 230, Janet Hem
derson 240, Shirley Storey246,
Velma Balser 226.
Maud 's Mustangs are in the
lead with 6673 pins; Judy's Jag-
uars are close behind with 6646;
Betty's Buicks 6198; Jean's Jeeps
5652; Shirley's Sunbeams 5572;
Janet's Javelins 5469.
MEN'S LEAGUE
The Men's Town League
held their annual banquet last
Monday night. Following are
the members of the new exec-
utive for the 1969-70 season:
President, Jon Bateson; 1st vice,
Arnold Taylor; secretary, Ter-
ry Merkley; treasurer, Ed Rin-
toul; press reporter, Niel Ed -
gar. •
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GORRIE LEAGUE
• Carson Watson 202, Bob Fer-
guson 230, Judy Latronico 210,
Bill Harrison 2 51, Lorna Fergu-
son 220, Doug Ferguson 231 and
208, Alma Watson 259 and 207,
Mary Helen Thompson 228 and
20 6, Carol Donaldson 2 64, Wil-
fred Latronico 223, Bob Pipe
204, Hugh Hutchison 233 and
pi, Shirley Nicholson 212 and
200, Elizabeth McKercher 213.
A new lady clerk in a law-
yer's office was asked: "Do
you retire a loan?" She replied:
"No, I sleep with mother. "
CAPITOL
THEATRE
LISTOWEL
THURS. MAY , 1 TO
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7
ROMEO
& JULIET
Adult Entertainment
One Showing each night a
8:15 p.m.
All Seats 81.25
riamoirrorwommialownok
• LISTOWEL
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
FRI., MAY 2 - SAT. 3
Here's the Funniest Cotton -
Pickin' picture in your
Chicken -Pickin' Life!
"Cotionpicki)e
Chickenplikers"
— ALSO —
Can they steal the Nashville
Sound?
The Gold Guitar
Starring
Del Reeves Roy Drusky
were Lorne Archer and Grant Perks. Pictured' on the
right is Bruce Boyd who captured the playoff trophy for
the high triple with 787.
—Advance -Times Photo.
.1NDIVIDUAL WINNERS for the season age, Bill Hotchkiss with 242, and Bruce
with the Men's Town League. were: High Machan, the high triple with 857.
single, Elmer PurdOn with 375; high aver- ) • —Advance -Times Photo.
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Hockey and
figure skating
summer school
A summer hockey and figure
skating school will be in opera -
ion this summer at the South-
ampton arena, The program
will operate from June 30th to
August 22nd.
Top-notch instruction will
be provided by Junior A. hock-
ey players working wIth. the rec-
reation director, Don Des Jar-
dine. It is hoped that many
local boys and alsoboys frbm
the surrounding area, plus the
sons of summer visitors will par-
ticipate in this hockey school.
Registration will be limited
to 40 boys per week. Classes
will be limited to 20 boys per
class and hockey instruction
and practice will be integrated
with lectures, movies and in-
structional films.
A erograrn of supervised rec- •
reatioh games such as baseball,
volleyball, and swimming will
be provided to improve the stu-
dent's physical condition and
for his personal enjoyment.
The figure skating school
will operate under the guidance
of club professional, Mrs. Diane
Smeltzer. It will operte six
days per week and classes will
be limited io 32 persons per
week.
• Further information may be
obtained through a descriptive
brochure by writing to ,Th e
Recreation Director, Box 514,
Southampton, Ontario.
Messengers
WHITECHURCH-: -The Mes-
sengers .held their April meeting
in the Sunday School room dur-
ing
church service on Stfriday.
In the absence of Ronnie Solo-
man, the president, Earl Thome.
son presided and gave the call
to worship. The Scripture was
also read by Earl. Prayer was
given by Clare Weber. The of-
fering was received and dedicat-
ed by Kenny Quipp.
The roll call was answered
by eight. The minutes of the
last meeting were read by Clare
• weber. Mrs. Dave Gibb told
the seniors a story and Mrs. Clif-
ford Laidlaw gavc the jun for
story.
The closing"prayer was given
by Mrs. Dave Gibb.
to a traveller...
it's the Lord Simcoe
... a friendly wel-
come ... superb •
service ... fine •
• lounges and restau-
rants ... all at
sensible prices ...
and for convenience,
the subway is right
at the door... in the
heart of downtown
Toronto. Next time
you visit Toronto,
enjoy it more than
ever. ... stay at the
Lord Simcoe.
• it's
1:�y NM
in Beloiorel
For a smashing finale
m�re's bockey season, about
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Centre orFriday eVen14rt 6rs-
•
and, "'fete's lipekey7 w e te,
shown and 4ppllies, :fig .most v.atl;
uable players were presented.
With the winners as:followsr.
_mtoget 67-68, Tetri'041-
lash; 68-69, David Ireland.
Bantam 817.88, Paul getter;
w68;694"707,kinc'terdisrilis‘P;74013
69, •Douglas Inglis. •Squirt 67-
Dsoic,kPer41" Tyke ,668,8-6s99: 1:07,47t4
Kieffer.id
Tieasm,ds were presented
by William Mulvey, waltet.
Renwick,
Fisher
a 0Jackdine1Ogttic,X.i.41.0;.714z44
•;.1:
' was Served by the hockey ,
ers with, we suspect, a little.
help from Moms; • •
Winners of the special awards :
, •
are congratulated and all teams .
must be given credit for a foo,' :
season of hockey,: •- •
games, and good. sportsmanship„
A sailor who lost an arm was
travelling in the
change from his usual going to
sea. He stopped at a hotel 4.0*-'!,,. •
a little rest and refreshment.
• The landlord. was very
to know how he had. lost the
arm.tell yOk the
traveller said, "if you promise.': ',•
not to, ask me •any other
ques-
tjons about jt" The_landioixt,
agreed. "Well, thek " said the ;:.••••';'1:•'-:',.--t
stranger, "it was bit off." The,.,.
.landlord kept his word, but
couldn't resist saying', "Datti-:
tiont I'd like to know what bit
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