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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8.00 p.m.
ALL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
August 28 and 29
- DOUBLE FEATURE —
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"IF IT'S TUESDAY
THIS MUST BE
BELGIUM"
- 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.,FRiAAT. Aug. 28.29.30
"AFRICAN SAFARI"
Colour
Make sure you and your fam-
ily see this true life documen-
tary.
-- COMING NEXT -.-
Thur.-Fri.-Sat. Sept. 4-5.6
"LADY IN CEMENT"
(Adult Entertainment)
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Starting at 8:30 p.m. — Starring
IAN McSHANE and SUZANNE
PLESHETTE — In Color
A Comedy concerning vacationing
tourists in Europe.
PLUS —
"BOY DID I GET
THE WRONG
NUMBER"
Recreation CQmmitte0 reports
the results on swimming tests
Recent results of those pal-
ing swimming tests at the pool
'reveal the following.
Senior awards to T ru d y
MacKay, Louise Procter, Lor-
raine Boyle. -
intermediate, awards to Mary
Shepherd, Brenda MacDonald,
Barbara Stapleton, Michael
Heim, Randy Elliott, Sandra
Keith, Linda Hamilton, J an
Montgomery.
Junior awards to Brenda
Stapleton, Mary L y n n Ste.
Marie,Marilyn Murray, Susan
Foxton, Heather Smith, Kevin
Adams, Beverly McPherson,
Murray Keith, Craig Treleaven,
DRIVE -1N
THEATRE
Don Brooks, Tom ForestetR, ,Aalpt
ley Currie, Cathy Nevery, Tont"
Barger, Barbara Hamilton, Mary
Havens, Beverly Maize, $lain . .
Whitby.
Beginner awards to Leona
Hogan, Christopher Procter,.
Doug Treleaven; Sandra Finlay
Kathy Brooks, Billy Ste. Made,.
Darlene Farrish, Margaret At^
buckle, Lynda Campbell, Jan'*;
ene Purdon, Mike Beattie, Mike'
King, Steven Hamilton, Marl'
yn Con gr a m , Michael Me
Donagh, Dave Farrish, Joanne
Ritchie, Shari Smith, Beverly
McPherson, Gail McPherson.
Pre -Beginners who were suc*
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First With The Finest In Motion Picture Entertainment]
—__ . THEATRE.
• GODERICH
ON THE SQUARE
Starting at 10:45 — Starring
BOB HOPE and PHYLLIS DILLER
Color Cartoon
SATURDAY ONLY
August 30
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
'A STRANGER
IN TOWN"
;(Adult Entertainment)
Starting at 8:30 p.m. — Starring
TONY ANTHONY —' In Color
An Action Drama — PLUS
'THE STRANGER
RETURNS"
(Adult Entertainment)
Starting at 10:45 — , Starring
TONY ANTHONY
Color" Cartoon
,SPECIAL SHOW
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
— STARTING AT DUSK --
Horror and Science -Fiction
A COLOR TRIPLE BILL
THUR. 28 • FRI. 29 SAT. 30
Eli Presley as
CHtO!
AND —
If It's Tuesday
This Must Be
Belgium
Color
(Adult Entertainment)
Starring Suzanne Pleshette
Ian McShane
LATE SHOW, SUN., Aug. 31
Fireball 500
Panavision Color
Starring Frankie Avalon -
Annette Funicello - Fabian -
Chill Wills
"Circus of Horrors"
In Color
"Reptilicus"
In Color
"Battle Beyond
The Sun
et
In Color And Cartdon
Weekend Shows Only
After August 31
The SR BEAST
Elvis Presley as
CHARRO!
THIS THEATRE WILL BE
CLOSED ON MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
A "Mustang" Theatre
SUNSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 PHONE 524-9981
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SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED. AUG. 31 - SEPT. 1-2-3
"GOOD GRIEF IT'S CANDY"
Starring Charles Aznavour, Marlon Brando, Richard Bur-
ton, James Coburn, John Huston, Walter Mat- � ,
tau, Ringo . Starr and introducing Ewa Aulin
as Candy; co-starring John Astin, Elsa Mar- - ""' ""15
tinelli, Sugar Ray Robinson, Anita Pallenberg, Florinda
Bolkon, Marilu' Tolo. '
THUR.-FRI.-SAT.•S.UN.-MON. SEPT. 4th to 8th.
"ROMEO AND JULIET",
Recommended as Adult Entertainment Technicolor
TUES.•WD.-THUR.-FRI.-SAT. SEPT. 9th to 13th
"THE SHOES OF THE .FISHERMAN"
Starring Anthony Quinn, Oskar. Werner. A modern-day
story of faith, courage' and intrigue! '
SUN.-MON.-TUES. SEPTEMBER 14.15-16
"GUNS OF THE. MAGNIFICENT SEVEN"
Starring George Kennedy, James Whitmore; co-starring
Reni Santoni, Frank Silvera. Color. .
cessful are as follows:
Sharks: Gina Aalders, Lorre
Aalders, David Aalders, Larry
Aalders, Connie Aalders, Susan
Thompson, Nancy Thompson,
Barry Elphick, Lynn Elphick,
Miike King, Steven Hamilton,
Lorna Boyle, Joan Hamilton,
Barbara Farrish, Deborah Ann
Bolt, Kathy King, Janet Mc-
Pherson, Margaret McPherson,
Stanley Loree, Susan Hamilton,.
Lawrence Hogan, Janet Hogan,
Henry Van Dyke, Janet Farrish,
Annette Elphick, Barbara Aitch-
ison..
Minnows: Stephen McPher-
son, Doug Hamilton, Kevin
Machan, Nora Van Dyke, Greg-
ory Gardner, Mary Clair, Wayne
McDonagh, Brian Vanosh, Brian
Ste. Marie, Stephen Howard,
Karleen Nevery, Sandra Gard-
ner, Pamela McIntosh, Greg
Gibson, Jayne Phillips, Pat
Shiell, Bradley Gerrie, Murray
Gilchrist, DaleGilchrist.
Guppy awards: Peter Van
Dyke, Steven Haldenby, Rose-
mary De Boer, Dale Farrish,
Rachelle Cafnpeau, Helen Ann'
Ste. Marie, Robert Duquette,
Kevin Bolt, Bradley Humphrey,
Larry McPherson, Garry Mac -
Innis, Stephen Machan, Cheryl
Walker, Jody.Dennis, Pamela
Cameron, Lisa Thompson,
Cathy Shiell.
MRS. I . B. ' SHARPE of Durham, left, was
the judge at the annual flower show held
in the public school auditorium on Satur-
day. Ed Fielding is seen with the collec-
tion of garden vegetables which won. first
prize in its class, Ed also, accumulated the..
highest aggregate of ,points in the show.
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"THE LOVE BUG" . 1
l Herbie will honk his way into your, heart! Walt Disney _
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WED.-THUR,-FRI.-SAT. SEPTEMBER 24-25-26-27
John Wayne, Glen Campbell, Kim Darby in
"TRUE GRIT" -
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"FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD"
i Julie Christie, Terence Stamp, Peter Finch, Alan Bates.
I A woman's bold and beautiful adventures in love!
ELVIS knows . . . "THE TROUBLE • WITH GIRLS" I
--I (and how to get into it). Co-starring Marlyn kason, Sheree
North, Edward Andrews._ • Color.
Inter -county
team champions
There was a big time in Lis-
towel shortly after midnight
when local members of the In-
ter -County All -Stars arrived
home from their victory in the
Canada Games at Halifax. The
r'team was made up of members
of all the teams which normal-
ly compete in the• inter -County
baseball loop. Ken Benjamin
ofListO el`fi anaged the Win-
ning team, ' which defeated the
Quebec team 5-0 to take the
gold medal ;for Ontario..:
The Observation Post
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HARRISTON DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Show plays once only Wednesday and Thursday in order
listed on program. All shows start at dusk.
Thurs, Fri., Sat.
Richard Willman
Lena iloroe
Meet
Diabolik.
PARAMOUNT PIcTuRtSpeseg;
ION EAURENTIIS !taws
vpiAnuk
TECNNICOO. A WON PICTURE
(Adult Entertainment)
%%Death
of a
'Gunfighter
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*UNIVERSAL PICTURE as IOU TRINIDAD
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
DUSK TO DAWN SHOW—Starts 9 p.m.
"THEY CAME FROM OUTER SPACE"
"DAY OF TRIFFIDS"
"HERCULES ANIIDEntCAPTIVE WOlvIEN"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
— Second Feature —
"I1 FEMALE TOM JONES!
Four days for this big one
"BULLITT"
In Color — Stars
Steve McQueen and Robert Vaughn
Paul Newman stars in
"HARPER"
Co-starring Lauren Bacall Janet Leigh - Robert Wagner
and Shelley Winters
(Adult Entertainment)
-- Giant Four -Unit Holiday Show —
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
Space, Ghosts and Angels
No. 1—"SPACESHIP ON ,VENUS"
No. 2—"HELLS ANGELS ON WHEELS"
3 -- "GHOST in the INVISIBLE BIKINI"
No. 4 — "DEVILS ANGELS"
ADMITTANCE
RE,STRICTIED
TO PERSONS
10 YEARS Of AGI
OA QM
'Damaged Good!
(Adult Entertainment)
The Title *Speaks For le
Corning Next:
"DIRTY DOZEN'
(Adult Entertainment)
"GRAND PRIX"
(cc OC
Anger reunion'
at. Kingiville
The" third Anger reunion
picnic was held at Kingsville
Park, ICingsville, on August 10
with 140 persons in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wakes
of Windsor donated a quilt for a
raffle which was won by Mrs.
Herman Anger, Wingham. Mr.
and Mrs. James Anger, Belle
River, donated a woven rug
which Was won by Sam Anger,
Jacksonville, Florida.
Games and prizes were en-
joyed by young and old. Spe-
cial prizes went to the follow,r
ing persons:
Longest married couple, Mr.
and'Mrs. Herman Anger, Wing -
ham; largest family, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Anger; family
from farthest away, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Bennett, Moisie, P.Q.;
youngest child, Sandra Anger,
24 -Months, Westland, Mich. .
An election of officers took
place: President, Harold Anger,
Windsor; vice-president, Elgin
Anger, Dearborn, Mich. ; sec-
retary -treasurer, M rs. Jay
Anger, Harrow,
Thanks•was expressed to last
year's executive for a success-
ful reunion : President, Adarn
Anger; vice-president, George
Anger; secretary -treasurer, Gor-
don Perrault.
CLOSED — MONDAY ,AND TUESDAY
WED., SEPT. 3 - THUR. 4 - FRI. 5
"THREE IN THE ATTIC"
in Color — Stars
'Yvette Mimieux - Christopher Jones
Paxton Quigley's crime was passion and his punishment
fits exactly.
— PLUS —
"THE WILD ANGELS"
In Color Stars
Peter Fonda and Nancy Sinatra
NO 6 SFTS VETERANS
CELEBRATE 24th REUNION
The wartime personnel of
No. 6 SETS Dunnville will con-
gregate for their 24th anndal
reunion in Dunnville on Friday
and Saturday, September 19th
and 20th.
, The highlights will be the
annual golf tournament, an air
show, a brief service at the .
Harvard Memorial in the Civic
Centre and a visit to the remains
of the Station by means of a
London double d eck bus.
'For further information please
contact Frank Scholfield, Box
187, Dunnville, who will send
all details and place ),our name
on the permanent mailing list
for future reunions.
BY THE OW GUNNER
This week news is rather
scarce. There are a lot of
rumors going ,around, but we
cannot deal in rumors, only
facts.
There will be a training con-
ference Thursday evening, 28
August. All Bty 'Commanders
and Bty Sergeant Majors plus
the Quartermaster Sergeant,
Transport Officer Adjutant, etc..
will be there;
There are two exercises
scheduled. One is the annual
Small Arms Classification to be
held at Base Ipperwash on the
19, 20 and 21 of -September.
The unit will also hold its guar
terly pay parade at that time.
The second exerc,ise is a 105
mm Howitzer -firing practice . to
be held at the Meaford ranges
in late October or early Novem-
ber., The dates -are" yet to be
confirmed by HQ,. Ontario Re-
gion, Oakville and the Artillery
Training Regiment HQ, CFB
Borden. In order to do a firing
practice we "must go through
three different HQs and they all
must agree.
This week personnel have
been trickling back from call
Outs at Ipperwash. Sgt. B. B.
MacLean reported back to -day
and will be taking off shortly
for a Computer Programmers'
Course in London. Bdr. Fred
Tilker of 97 Bty, who hails from
Hanover, dropped in to ask if
he could be posted to 45 Bty,
50th Field Artillery' Regiment
RCA(M) at Lindsay. ' Fred will
be attending Sir Stanford Flem-
ing School of Forestry at Lind-
say. No sweat, Fred, a quick
letter has alread.y been forward-
ed to all concerned asking for
their authority and concurrence
for this posting.
Capt. Ed Anderson has re-
turned from his trip to Western
Canada and ,the USA. He had
a slight accident out there. Ed
was trying to make a left turn
into a park, when he was struck
from behind by an MG sports
car which charged into the back
of his trailer. The trailer hitch
was somewhat the worse for this
type of *action. The Andersons
managed to have "same repaired
and continued on.
Lt. Col. Ritter took a trip to
the Maritime provinces. He
agrees with the editor of this
paper, the Maritimes have their.
own sign4eant. beauty.
- We/ dt S .:'° nit -
so `ill ;reprc,erd T' g..on to'
higher education and are now in
the process of getting registered'
and seeking out suitable accom-
modation. This is a real rat
race inthe cities.
Bowling trophy
to Seafort _• rink
Last Monday evening th e
Lawn Bowling Club held its an
nual WesternFoundry `mens
doubles tournament, with sev- k
enteen rinks. from Clinton, Sea -
forth, Lucknow, Teeswatet Toy
ronto, and Wingham partieipat=:
ing. Two rinks from Seaforth
won top honors, with the, trophy
going to •Tom Phillips With John
Patterson, skip, and s e c on d:,
prize': to Art Finlay'soti With Jaek
mr;s14l't4
e
other* Wv. i nA; a rS: wer?:.
third, Don Ellwood and B er
Garrett of• Clinton; fourth, Gor-
don and Jack Fisher, Lucknow
and fifth, Robert Vodden and,,
Gordon Lawson, Clinton.
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