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FIRST SHOW AT D41It
(Adult Enterthinment)
Starring JASON ROBARTS, BRITT
EKLAND and BERT LAHR
Showing- at 8.59 Only -- And
Showing at 10.30. Only
Santis Davis Jr. & Peter Lawford
Both Features In Color Cartoon
"HANG 'EM
The Wingham Recreation and
(=watt Centres dW,
'
trounces that plans are well .ttn-
der way forboth, the Summer''
Playground Program and .also
fot swimming lessons and other
swimming at the pool. ;
Because operating costs of
the swfmniing pool proved to+ be
higher then anticipated: the
committee has had to take
measuresto try to keep within
its budget. 'The, steps are„ne-
cessary and the committee is
hopeful that tkJey will oat cause
any undue hardship.:
The first step was to reduce
the number of summer staff and
the second was to increase the •
admission charges for swimming
The summer staff will be as
follows:
Playground Staff: Sandra
Tiffin, Wendy Crewson, Fran-
ces Ducharme and Connie Mos -
ser. The Summer Playground
program will cover a six-week
period, beginning on July 7th.
Swimming Pool Staff: Doug
Mowbray, Co -Ordinator; Guard -
Instructors, Jim Graham, Edith
Austin; Paul Fleury, Mary Aust-.
in, Mark Fisher, Hugh Sinna- •
mon; Maintenance, Ted Ahara,
With Alan Alda -- At 10.30
both Features in Color — Cartoon
WEb. 28 - THUR. 29 -
FRI. 30 - SAT.• 31
Academy Award Winner
Paul Newman as
Sho 3.r a tlluq. G.
-ii'iit"'atw ttt ` 0 imnec
Deborah `Kerr an°
David Niven
:Bruce l enry; Cash ers, , A
,Gibs, n -and Judi
Adrinissio;a w• ill "be: 'Season.
'ieketS :children $5.00, teens
ana' adults $10,00; f'a'n it y
'$15, 00. - Single Admission:.
children 200, teens and, adults
5Q
Fee for lessons: Children
$5. 00. teens and adults $10..00,
family $15. 00 --All. lessons for
family. during same instruction-
al period,
Swimming Instruction will .
be conducted during three per-
iods. of 3 weeks each.
More information about any
of the programs may be obtain-
ed from the Recreation Director,
Jim Ward, phone 357-1208.
The last two' episodes' of
"Wojeck", entitled ''he Cold'
$mile of Friends', introduced a
new Canadian star, Jennifer
Leak, who played the role of
the young girl, Gale Fietchet,
Following her performance in.'
that episode which was o$gin
ally filmed in 1966, 'Jennifer
went on to greater things in
Hollywood. Her biggest break*
came when she was• given the
role of Lucille Ball's o l d e s t
daughter in the comedy movie,
• "Yours,- Mine -and Ours". This
was the true story of the Beard-
sley family, witha widow with
eight children marrying a wid�
ower with ten (or it could have
been•vice versa!). Playing the
been busy doing preparatory
work for the Bty Competition
at CFB Petawawa. A dry de-
ployment for the Bty, or should
we saymany dry deployments
will •be done on Sunday,. May
'25th. .This is to sort out the
kinks after all our infantry train-
ing, although we 'Cannot forget
that. phase either. This is car-
rying a double load. Certain-
ly we are proving our worth as
overall soldiers and better gun-
ners.
The unit received word of
another' stocktaking coming to
the unit the week of 9 -13 June.
It •would be nice if they would ”
break up these stocktaking ex-
perts and -put each of them in a
unit to look after the account-
ing continuously. The need for
stocktaking by teams costing
cons! era le of the, taxpayer's
do11a u ` eliminat
4
ed. E'i` '.o`a ` Abt that mil-
itia personnel could do these
(Adult Entertainment)'
Showing at 10.30 — Starring
Anthony Perkins b Tuesday Weld.
Color Cartoon
The Sunset Drive -In A "Mustang=' -Theatre - Now Open Every Night
DRIVE-IN THEATRE a�ro
HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 •PHONE 524-9981
Starring BARBARA McNAIR and RAYMOND St. JACQUES
— Plus 'Second Feature -
Parents; Because of certain
revealing scenes, we suggest
you see : "Helga" first!!
Adult Entertainment
PLUS —
Senta Berger - Yu! Brynner
Jack . Hawkins - Omar Sharif
Marcello Mastroianni - Angie
Dickinson - Rita Hayworth
Hugh Griffith Trevor How-
ard and other international
stars —. in
accounting tasks if they could
be°sent o n the accounting
courses, Furthermore, they.
(the militiamen) must havesuf
ficient. time available. to per,
form this task. Time of course
is the enemy of the militia.
Like civilian industry, time is
meney. The militiaman whose
ability would permit him- to
take this type of training, is the
very same chap who has ,a civil-
Tan job which is also very de-
manding. Therefore - his civil-
ian job requires his first alleg-
iance, ,
Hence this unit has made ,
on several .occasions., represent,-
.ation to the various higher,auttr
Crines to have suitably quali-
fied Regular Force men attach-
ed to the unit on a permanent
basis to perform this .task. 'Ac,-
tion on our requests so far have
been .negative.
x• ,�, „`The uniO4,1
.:plhcement °iwholin Van..for.the
one which was condemned in
March. This vehicle •is most
welcome. Now if we had two
more we could rest easy about
our winter transportation com-
mittments.
This week will see the com-
pletion of our GMT course start-
ed at the mid winter school ,
break. The personnel who quali-
fy will . then be able to go to
summer camp. •
Personnel who have not com-
pleted GMT will not . be per -
mitted to attend summer camp
as the training to be conducted
is very advanced and will in -
clude considerable live firing.
There is also some . jungle train-
ing with live firing, consider-
able scouting; tracking, ad -
vance to contact, night patrols,
etc. This week promises to be
one of those gung.ho types of
training. Hope all you young
chaps have been w a tching
mouse patrol (The things y o u
don't do). After this week's
training you will be "ex-
.tremely critical of most Amer-
ican war movies and TV.
(Adult Entertainment) A Spy Story
Starring ROY TAYLOR and CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER
This week's driving tip:
Watch the child 'chasing that
ball -
By Vonni Lee
widower's (Henry •Fonda) ,Oldest
len, was a young actor, Tim '
Mathieson, and the picture. was
the beginning of great things
r Tim and Jennifer -if not
career -wise, at least in their
personal lives. They were mar-
ried about the first of the year
in Hollywood.
0--0--0
If you 8ould cram your en-
tire family onto a yacht and
-take a holiday c r -u is e, you
wouldn't heel any more at home
then the King family makes
you feel when you join their
holiday. (Saturday evening,
'17th). The King Sisters, Von
;tile, Alyce, Luise and Marilyn)
their other sisters Maxine and
'donna, husbands, c hi ld r en,
nieces, nephews,, etc., enter-•
tain royally, every member of
the family having more talent
then you'd think would be pos-
sible. Yet they act like any
family you would invite into
lour livingroo m and you can't
help but wish their visit could
last all evening!
0--0--0
I guess it's time I said my
¢ worth about Don Messer and '
;the proposed axing of his shor
next season! Personally, „ I
can't see what all the fuss is
;,About; I prefer "Singalong flee" any day. But there seems
to be a large number who disa-
'gree with me and who am I to
say they're wrong? .These peo-
ple should have their say, I a .
suppose; goodness knows the
CBC has been pushing rubbish
,down our throats for years so
we have a right to complain
When we think we're losing.
Something good. Let's face it
though --they never listen when
We want the rubbish junked and
they. will not,likely listen this
timeeitherv, FTe,,, o4 g as et tell,.
commercials are •appAtentIy •
me tiing -their Waterloo so who
knows, maybe things ARE look-
ing up! •
0--0--0
All of us probably sat and
filled our faces with popcorn,
while we watched last Tues-
day's
ues-day's "Seven Days to Remem-
ber", never imagining the dan-
ger involved in providing us •
with the hour-long story o f
events in Czechoslovakia last
August. The film was made
out of the country, and o u r
CBC version was the first time
it was seen anywhere. Russian'
troops still attempt to keep all
reports of the invasioh.quiet.
but •with this film, it has be-
come
e-come available to the world.
Narrator. of the film, is Holly-
wood actor George Voskovec.
LORI GUEST dreamed up
tales last Thursday and
group of children held a
at the Nevery home on
some wonderful
Friday when a
Penny Carnival
Diagonal Road.
Lori was the fortune'' teller "andTrudy:,''
Holmes seems quite pleased with her palm
reading. The proceeds 'went' to the Sift?
vation Army. ----A T Photo,
tutu uun*emu apissis uusii} NnlNNuuui nil!
WOAD schedule
set for ,hives' ,
May 26
May 27
-May 29
June 3
June 5
June 6
June 8
Mildmay at Harriston
Nile at Blyth
Harriston at Nile
Nile at Wingham
Wingham at Harriston
Blyth at Mildmay,
Harriston at Mildmay
2, o'clock
lune 10 Mildmay at Wingham
June 12 Harriston at Blyth
June 13 Blyth at Wingham
June 16 Mildmay at Nile
June 30 Wingham at Nile
July 1 Blyth at Harriston
2 o'clock .1 •
July' '7 Blyth at Nile
July 8 . Harristgn at Wingham
July 10,, , Nat att,.l�ii'ld pay
.1 J��a ..a v.J a S.,.lai....:
July IQ,. •W}ngha,m at Blyth
July . 15 Mild may at, Blyth
July 15 Nile at Harriston
July ,17 Wingham at Mildmay
Nile will be a Junior entry
with home games in Blyth.
All games at '8.30 unless
marked as 2.00 o'clock.
Horne team supplies both
umpires.
Play-offs-- Top team has
choice of who they. p1 a y in
play-offs. First round will ' be
the best 3-5 series. ' The final
will be the best 4-7.
The following is a list of the
contact men for each team;
Harriston, Herb Winkler, 338=
2444; Mildmay., Ray Kraemer,
367-5555; Blyth, George Hag-
gitt, 52.3-4291; Nile, Reg Brind-
ley, R. R. 6, Goderich, 524-
8069i) Wingham, Tom Deyell,
357-2912.
Home game or results for
Wingham must be sent to"Con-
vener Ivan Gardner, 357-1060.
bingo winners
Regular Games: Mrs, - ,Ed Rich,
Wingham; Mrs. Matleen'Spit -
zig, Chepstow and Mrs. LaRose,
Kincardine; Ed Scott, Listowel;
Mrs. Ferg Riley, Wingham,Mrs.
Irene Leitch, Kincardine; Mrs.
Harvey Reidt, Wroxeter, Mrs.
Fred Ohm, Wingham, Mrs. La -
Rose, Kincardine, Mrs; Vien-
neau and Mrs.. Cruickshank,
both of Wingham. Mrs.
Schmaltz, Mildmay•and Ed
Scott, Listowel; Mrs.' Sylvia
Gowing, Listowel and Mrs.
Leitch, Kincardine; Mrs. Bill
Schill, Formosa; Bob Mont -
gomery, Wingham, Mrs. Gow-
ing, Listowel; Austin
,:{Ste.
YJMarie,
' winghai;•e Yi,'LiJr�''W
towel; Mics. Helen Woods, Pal-
merston, Mrs. Bates, Harrison,
Mrs. Riley, Wingham, Mrs.
Obright,` Wingham, Mrs. Mel,
Beattie, ListoWe1; Mrs* G erald
Wagner, ,tueknow. •
"Share -the Wealth' 1.
Gib Arnold, Mildmay; 2 5.
Reg Anderson, Wingham
Special: Mrs. Don Milligan,,'.''
Gorrie; Jackrpot consolatlolt
plus bonus:. Mrs. Bates, l+Harris*
ton*
Door prizes: Mrs, K. •Edgar,
Wroxeter, Mrs. °bright, Wing
harm. Miss Betty Lang, Mad -
may andMrs. Ohn;;
Lucky draws: Carl Wagner,
Woodstock, Bob Montgomery,
Wingham, Mrs. Verlie Toman;
Kitchener and Tracy•Cassivy;
Li'towel:
SATURDAY NIGHT
Doris & LIOyd
Spareribs, Sauerkraut
Chickenserved Friday ,e . and• Barbecued Saturday Nights
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May 30-31,
PHONE 524.9981. OPENS AT 8:00 P.M:
WED, 28-THUR. 29 -PRI. 30
"The AMBUSHERS"
In Color — Stars
Dean Martin
— PLUS —
"A TIME FOR
KILLING"
In Color Stars
Glenn Ford - Inger Stevens
(Adult Entertainment)
SATURDAY, MAY 31, ONLY
"PRESS For TIME"
A comedy. in Color --Stars
Norman Wisdom
--T PLUS
THE WESTERN
"UP THE
McGREGORS"
In Color—Starring
' David Bailey
SUN., June 1 -MON. 2-TUES. 3
"BORN WILD"
— PLUS —
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