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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-09-04, Page 11.•• 0 Mirafir-041-Mtra, 741114101. 0 4. 1909 P ell 14ibatt yrif the only thing you cannot have uniess you *re WU. big to &lye it to o (40 DEDICATE GIDEO INI BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL May be donated through your 10;„4 Wend director 1 LISTOWEL DRIVE-IN THEATRE FRIDAY 5 • SATURDAY 6 AlFRICAINI • SAFARI Color — AND Norman Wisdom in 'Press for Time' In Color 'THIS THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND •THURSDAY DURING SEPTEMBER HARRISTON. DRIVE-IN THEATRE !EPAt13. THUR. 4. "THREE IN THE. . in Color' • — Stars Yvette Mimleux and Christo. plwr Jones Paxton Quigley's crime was passion and his punishment fits exactly "THE, • .WILD ANGELS" • . in Color' 'Stars Peter Fonda - Nancy Sinatra • ADAINTANCE RESTRICT to maims $$TWS�PAQI et OVS • o•WW40•0404.04.04.404.4;W4W4480%~40.44044A0•10 SATURDAY; SEPT. 6 ONLY AT DUSK "TAMMY and the MILLIONAIRE", in Color —'Stars Debbie Watson and Denver Pyle "KING KONG ESCAPES" in Colour The great thriller is back •04•04.04.044~^04040'4,4040"4".‘0WRIP10~04•0140 CLOSED SUNDAY, MON- DAY AND TUESDAY Coming Next: • WED. 10•THUR. 11. FRI. 12 *HELLS BELLES" — Piusl "GOD FORGIVES, 1 DON'T" Adult Entertainment 408immr* The one nice thing about Kraft Music Hall's occasional summer shows from Hawaii is •the gotgeOUs SCenetylll thin • State. 'The sand and surf make you want to pack and leave as soon as the show is over. Music,„ from Hawaii- is original and me- lodic which again sets it apart as different from every other of the 50- states. The state's • biggest star is Don Ho, which makes me wonder how bad the others, are! He is a bore and about the poorest host you could find ariywhere. His voice whether he is singing' or speak- ing, sounds like an electric shaver humming, and though he thinks his Jokes are funny, they fall flat for the listener, ananimonsaissanasiontion '1111111111111111116 TIMES Friday and SiitUrday at 7:15' and 9:15. All other days, ono show at except ho° noted on the program. pwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, THUL.FRIAAT. SEPT. 454 •ADULT' ENTERTAINMENT "LADY IN CEMENT" Colour CinemaScope Starring: Frank Sinatra•Raquel • Wolch-Dan Blocker Ira a out of the underworld adventures of Tony Rome, the Miami private eye discovers the murderer of a girl found. in Biscayne Bay. —COMING NEXT THUk..FRI.-SAT. SEPT.1142.13 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE" Misiminumpouniiimissinn BROWNIE'S DRIVE.IN THEATRE CLINTON Box Office Opens at 8.00 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Weekend Shows Only Friday & Saturchay Sept. 5 ond'6 — DOUBLE FEATURE — 'KILLERS THREE (Adult Entertainment) Starring ROBERT WALKER, DIANE VARSI and DICK CLARK In Color — — PLUS 'Name Of The Game Is Kill' (Adult Entertainment) SUSAN STRASSER° & JACK LORD Color Cartoon Coming Next: 'Three In The Attic" (Admittance Restricted) — And "The Conqueror Worm" (Adult Entertainment) A "Mustang" Theatre SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 PHONE 524-9981 Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sun. — Sept 4, 5, 6, 7 tiff NAINNEVIR 114/104/NR /MI neDirty Nolen MAfilN° JAMES GARNER 4; ---•tam d Prix MIT ENTERTAINMENT COMING NEXT: "3 in the Attic" and "Born Wild" (Restricted Admittance) By Vomit Lee Producer' oiCthe show bring little originality to it; they count on Hawaii to make it a great show, It helps, but more is needed than beauty. Ho's co-stars are good performers, but present very little' new ma- terial. His guest last week, Rod McKuen, adds to, any. show, par- ticularly on locations such as these where nature providessuch beautiful background for the gorgeous words and music he 'mites. Ho and his cast will be back again on September 8th, a Monday for a change, at 8 p.m., for the final show of the season. His- guests will be com- edian Pat Henry and the singing Everly Brothers who will sing some of their hits ( "Dr ea m ", " Belir d Dog ", and. "Bye, Bye Love'). Maybe, if we re lucky, Ho will get. stranded 011 one of the islands and miss the show! O --o--0 In an earlier column, I told you that Bonanza would be re- placed by a Canadian series next season, on Sundays at 9. I figured the popular western would be back at a different time and I was right. It is be- ing moved to. Thursday:.evenings at 9, so western fans wilthave to plan to stay home Thursdays now instead of Sundays. The same cast will be back --Lorne Greene as Pa, 'Michael Landon and Dan Blocker as his sons, and David Canary as Candy. This marks the tenth year for "Bonan-. za" which is still among the top. in television ratings.' About the only change all that time has been the absence the past few years of third son Adam (Pernell Roberts) who wanted out to do other ildngs, and was re- placed by rani hand Candy. The first show of the new season -wttitire do-SeiteMber The followng.night, Sep - tember 12th, at 8, the U.S. 's most popular show -will debut on the CBC..Television network. "Rowan and Martin's Laugh -In" " previously was seen in•Canada on the CTV network, and is now Joining' the CBC. It stars Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, with their former co-stars Judy Crane Arte Johnson, Ruth Buzzi, Hen- ry Gibson, Goldie Hawn, Gary Owens, Alan Sues and Jo Anne Worley. New starS will be Teresa Graves, Pamela Rodgers, Jeremy Lloyd and Byron Gilliam There are also six new writers on the seri6, and a new direc- tor, Mark Warren, who once. worked for the CBC on such shows as The Juliette Show, "A World of Music", and "In Per- son". Lask year he worked on U.S. variety shows. Guests on the first show are Debbie Rey- nolds and Peter Sellers. Next Stmday evening, the 7th, you will have an oppertun- ity to see 'a special entitled • "The M aldng of the President 1968", the story of last year's presidential campaign that end- ed with the election of Richard Nixon as President of the United States. It is a 90 -minute spe- cial beginning at 9, pre-empt- ing "Bonanza". • .. Jr. Auxiliary BELGRAVE--Games were led by Bonnie Walker at Saturday's meeting o f the Junior Auxiliar3c Minutes were read by Marni Walsh and Patsy Scott gave the treasurer's report.. Cathy Walk- er and Donelda Lamont collec- ted the offering and Reta Lynne White recited the offertory prayer. At the next meeting, Sep- tember 6, Donelda Lamont will be in charge of the games, Brenda Nethery sing -song and • Bonnie Walker and Rose Marie White will be clean-up girls. The members worked on stripe work which included - learning the Lord's Prayer. They spent the remainder of their time on handicrafts which in, eluded embroidery and knitting. Maori 'Walsh led the sing- song. Always store books upright or lay flat—never on fore edges or backs. The bindings cannot stand the strain. CASTLE CONSTRUCTION was a first day project for this group of youngsters in the Kindergarten class at the W.P.S.-They are Daryl Holmes, Pam •Cameron and Laird Currie. --Advance-Times Photo. • The Observation Post • BY THE OLD GUNNER The training conference we referred to last week was held as scheduled. Some very in- teresting statistics came tolight. • The unit, all three batteries, have upgraded 80 people in var- iousliade and promotional • courses. The,period covered). was from 1 Oct 68 to 29.Aug 69. Certainly -this is the best way.to judge a unic's performance: These Statistics should have , -sOrne bearing onany d ecision regarding the impending cuts of militia units. . • :Unit training will take the same form as last year. When you are winning, you do not change the combination. There are;• however, some flies in. -the ointment. One is that the in- structional cadre from London hat been drastically reduced' and valuable training assistance • diese•Regular Force,peoplehave been giving toMilitia units will be reduced accordingly. Two, . it the fact that there are no re- placement vehicles for those vehicles. which have wom out .and been condemned. This will no doubt have its effect on our local unit. Three, no spe- cific direction on training has been received from CFHQ. Not that this is required, but in view of recent statements appearing in the press, it would be nice to know just where we are going. Now for some news of a light, er vein. Capt. Ted Smith of 100 Bty, Listowel, is to be mar - tied. -The unit is having a stag• party for him Friday evening 5th Sept. This is a real surprise as Trebles winners The winners of the ladies' trebleS lawn bowling tourna - ment held Monday afternoon at the local greens were, first, Mrs. G. MacKay, Mrs. E. Web- ster and Mrs. Oscar Holmes; second, Mrs.. A. Wheal, Mrs. George Galbraith and Mrs. V. Inglis of Atwood; third, Miss Yvonne McPherson, Mrs. Omar Haselgrove and Mrs. M. Hast- ings. all, considered Capt.. Ted to be • a 'Confirmed bachelor. . Cheer.up Ted, marriage, is real - a grand institution, take it from those of.us who h ave been in such a state for some years now. • RHQ will commence its reg- ular parades on Thursday, 4. Sept; 'he batteries wilt be covAingncting.ftiCturbitYis1341.,,..,. training parades shortly thereaf- . ter, Ray Parade and Annual Classification on Small Arms will be'done in Base Ipperwash on, the 19, 20 and 21 of Sept. There is also to be an 'evening barbecue for("all ranks going to Ipperwash that week -end. HOWICk Lions' • bingo winners Regular Gam ; Mrt. Ham- mer, Listowel and Kathleen El- lacott, Listowel; Mrs. Greenley, Harriston and Mrs. Bob Helmka, Listowel; Mrs. Paul Kruska, Lis- towel, Mrs. Riehl, Wingham and Kathleen Ellacott, Listowel; Mrs. °bright, .Wingham; Deb- bie Montgomery, Wroxeter; , Mrs. Upper, Listowel and Mrs. Dragger, Listowel; Mrs. Paul Kruska, Listowel; Mrs. Ham- mer, Listowel; Mrs. Rocher, Listowel, -Mrs. Cliff Henry, Har- riston and Md. Obright, Wing - ham; Doug Felker, Listowel 'and Jean Dewar, Atwood; Mrs. Wil- liarn Elljott, Bluevale; Florence Mansfield, Wingham; Mrs. Har- vey Wheeler, Wroxeter. • Share the Wealth, 1. Mrs. • Kocher, Mildmay, 2. Mrs. Lobsinger, Mildmay; 25 Spe- cial: Florence Mansfield, Wing - ham; jackpot Consolation plus , bonus; WS. Audrey Wood, Lis- towel; Door Prizes; Mrs. Paul Kruska, Listowel, Lorraine Hyde, Kincardine, Mrs. Wes Tiffin, Whitechurch and Mrs. E. Dewar, Atwood; L ti c k y Draws: Mrs. H. Wheeler, wrox- eter, Mrs. Rocher, Listowel, Robert Montgomery, Wingham and Mrs. K. Edgar, Wroxeter. • ANNOUNCEMENT DR. G. E. ALEXANDER Formerly of Swan River, Man., wishes to announce that he has taken over the BRUSSELS VETERINARY CLINIC from Dr. W. C. Stiles EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 1969. Stanley -Berry - defeated by Machans 16-1 The fixst-'game in a best -of - five series was played Monday evening at the local ball dia- mond with Machan Hardware, the new entry in the league this year, walking over the Stanley -Berry crew 16-1. •A good crowd Was on hand to wit- ness the contest between the twc fine• RECREATION SURVIE THE WINGHAM RECREATION COMMITTEE NEED$ YOUR HELP TO PLAN THE FALL AM WINTER PROGRAM FOR MXILTS. The following activities will be available If yi:Pu want therm. Please chick the activities in which you are InW- isted and return this form to: JIM WARD, Recreation Director, Town NAL VOLLEYBALL 0 BADMINTON 0 _BASKETBALL 0 KEEP FIT CLASSES • INTERIOR DECORATING 0 MILLINERY' FLOWER• : ARRANGING GIFT VIRIMItie BRIDGE PHOTOGRAillY SUGGESTIONS RE OTHER ACTIVITIES: • • • 0 OOO NAME. ADDRESS, PHONE, PHONE NO. o• •••17••• mr•• 11( • • The Industrial League has. provided many hours of recrea- ti0,11 for the 75 players, and spectators with an excellent brand of ball. The league is self supporting, in fact, it rents the park and lights frotn the town and provides for umpires and equipment from the collec- tions taken at the games. The next game in the final series will be on Thursday, Sep- tember 4, at 7 p. m. It is hop- ed that all the ball fans in town will be out to yell for their fa- vourites. The long-awaited draw, sponsored by the Industrial League, will take place prior to game time on Thursday. One of the town officials will make the draw at the ball park just before the action. on the .ball diamond gets underway,for the second game in the final series. Tickets on the $100 prize will be available at the park if you haven't purchased one yet. We may not achieve our ideals, but like the stars, they serve to guide us on our way. • RECREATION. fpUR:. .• • THE WINGHAM RECREATION COMMITTEE. NEED$. YOUR HELP TO PLAN THE FALL AND, WINTER PROGRAM • FOR CHILDREN AilD. YOUTH. .::°: • The following activities will fie availabletlf Yo,k • • want theft ' —firirlirsece c k the. activity which-interistS .„ return this form to: JIM WARD, Recreation Director, Town Hall. FLOOR HOCKEY 0 • SKATING. ICE HOCKEY , 0 • BADMINTON FOOTBALL 0 ART BASKETBALL 0 DRAMA • 13 DANCING TIN CAN CURLING 0 . • SUGGESTIONS FOR OTHER ACTIVITIES: q • , • NAME ADDRESS AGE PHONE NO 1968 PLYMOUTH 2 -Dr., V8, Automatic. • This tar was a Wingham Detach- ment police crater, serviced regu- larly and in lovely shape. It's yours for only ;1,475 and carries dealer warranty. 1968 BISCAYNE, 6, Auto., radio • 1967 CHEVY II 4 -Door Sedan, 6 cyl. 1967 FORD Custom 4 -Door Sedan, 6, , Automatic, and radio 1966 PONTIAC Laurentian Sedan, V8 Auto., radio 1966 CUTLASS OLDS, auto., radio 1966 CHEV BEL AIR, 6 Auto., radio 1965 FORD Custom Sedan, 6, Auto, radio 1965 PONTIAC, 4 -Door Sedan, V8, Auto., radio 1965 RAMBLER, Model 330, 6, Auto. 1965 VALIANT Sedan, slant six engin. 1964 CHEV Biscayne, 4 -Door Sedan, new motor 1964 STUDEBAKER, 6, Standard 1962 MERCURY 1/2 -ton Pickup, long box "WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS PART OF THE BETTER DEAL" WINGHAM, ONTARIO DIAL 3573760 •