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possibility of additions
The regular meeting of the
Wingham Sportsmen .Associa,-
tion was held last week when
there wad a large, attendance
on Wand tohear the final re -
sults of the Water Showy -the
LISTOWEL
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
FRIDAY 19 • SATURDAY 20
DON'T MIX WITH
'SAM WHISKEY'
IT'S RISKY!
Color
"Sam Whiskey" •Burt Ray-
nolds - Clint Walker - Ossie
Davis and Angie Dickinsdn,
es Laura
. Adult Entertainment
--- PLUS —
Michael Caine in
'PLAY DIRTY'
•Technicolor
Adult Entertainment
THIS THEATRE . WILL BE
CLOSED ON MONDAY;
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
. AND THURSDAY DURING
SEPTEMBER
Malt
HARRISTON
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
WED. 17 - THUR. 18 -FRI. 19
"NINETY-NINE
WOMEN"
In Colour
The complete story of women
in prison
"THE BRUTE and
THE BEAST"
In Colour — Stars
Franco Nero - George Hilton
ADMITTANCE
RESTRICTED
TO PU$ONS
It YEARS Or A01
MOM
SATUIt., SEPT. 20 ONLY
"A ROUGH NIGHT
IN ' JERICHO"
• In Colour •— Stars •
Dean Martin. - George • Pep -
pard and Jean Simmons •
"SHENANDOAH"
In Colour — Stars
Jams Stewart - Doug.. Mc.:
Lure and George Kennedy
CLbSED SUNDAY, • MON-
DAY 'AND TUESDAY
Coming Next:
WED. 24-THUR. 25-FRI. 26
"THE ODD COUPLE"
"BAREFOOT in the PARK"
Adult Entertainment
final results being that the phew
was a great success. The club
is grateful to all the persons
who contributed or participated
in the water show because it
was their efforts That made it
the success it was. The club
now looks forward to bix er and
better shows for the publics en-
joyment in future years.
The club mernbersiip now
A "MUSTANG" 'THEATRE
PHONE 5249981. OPENS AT 8;00 P.M.
SUNSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HWY 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4
1"RL. SAT., SUN.
Sept. 19-20-21
Edger Alien Poe's
IHE
OBLONG
BOX"
Starring VINCENT PRICE
— — Second Feature — -
"MURDER
CLINIC"
Coming Next Weekend:
"EYES OF HELL"
and
"THE YOUNG,.THE EVIL
and. THE SAVAGE"
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE.IN THEATRE
CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8.00 p.m.
ALL ' DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Sept. 19 and 20
"ANGELS FROM
HELI".
A•IAITTANCr Tom Stern
R I ti T R sats Arlene Martell
to row��
mu or ma o. oa. In Color
•
Showing at 8:30 p.m.
A Viet Nam war hero returns home
and assumes leadership of his old
motorcycle gang, complete with
parties, pot, trips, and girls.
"THE WILD EYE
Philippe Leroy A
In Color
Cartoon
, Showing at '10:45 p.m.
MITTANCI
RESTRICTED
to mato
mw a *Otos own
COMING NEXT: '
"COOGAN'S BLUFF"
(Adult Entertainment)
"A Lovely Way To Die"
(Adult Entertainment)
stands at 47 and is still growing:
Chairman Kees De'Vri, es says
there are still openings for more
members and. it Is hoped to
have a paidup membership of
at least 60 by Christmas.
The newbusin4ess discussion
brought up topics such as a new
adriittion to the club house in
the form of a .kitchen and wash-
rooms as well as the possibili-
ties of adding an indoor gun
range in the future. Richard
Wehmeyer has the enormous
task of investigating (ideas and
costs for the possible new addi-
tions.
Other new business saw Ross
Wormworth receive the task of
removing excess weeds from
the fish pond so as not to rob
oxygen from the fish.
The club is also looking for-
ward to having trap shooting
contests with other clubs in the
area. Trap chairman Doug
Cerson claimed there are good
trap shooting privileges on the
grounds and members wishing
to get in some practice and en-
tertainment can contact him.
The next regular meeting
will be held on October 6 at
8:30 sharp at the club house,
with trap shooting before the
meeting.
WROXETER MIXED...
BOWLING LEAGUE
Bowling over 200 were Jack
Clarke 230, Cathy King 2 ,
Gail Burns 206, Ethel Mc
N-
ael 215, Lack Burns 253 and 215,
Marg Timm 227, Ken Galbarith
238, Ed Rouse 227.
II I III I IUI I I•I I III i III I III I III I IUI I III I III
-- 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. SEPT.18.19.20
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"THE IMPOSSIBLE
YEARS"
Colour = CinemaScope
Starring: David Niven Lola
- Albright
David Niven starsin a farcial
examlitation of today's teenag-
ers ander the confusion they can
inflict on even the most enlight-
ened parents.
SPECIAL MATINEE '
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th
"Aladdin: and His
Magic Lamp"
One showing at „2:00 p.m.
All .seats — 50c
— COMING NEXT —
THUR.-FRI.-SAT. SEDT. 25-26-27
•ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"WHERE EAGLES'
• DARE"
/I I INI I III I IUI I III I ISI I I I l IUI I III IIII IiUl1II
BRIDGE MOTORS
OPEN SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 21st
FREE
BEACH
BALLS
WITH EACH PURCHASE (Minimum $2.00)
HERE FILL UP Y iUR TANK... AND WHILE YOU'RE
LOOK OVER THE
1970 FORDS
SEE YOU ON SUNDAY
AN EVENT THAT DREW a large cheering
crowd at the Belgrave ,$.ehool Fair last
Wednesday was the., tug-of-war. Putting
their backs into it here are the boys from
the Blyth School.
—Advance -Times Photo.
The new CBC -Television
series,' "The Bold Ones", is
another Universal' production
and so much like its first :fea-
ture -film -length dramatic ser-
ies "Name of the Game" that
• it is easily identified as UnlV r -
sal. Its introduction, its theme
music, so much of what is "The
Bold Ones", first belonged to
'Name of the Game' even to
alternating its stories among
three different sets of stars'.
'Bold One's', a 60-tninuteratl
than 90 -minute series, stars in,
rotation E. G. Marshall, John "0
Saxon and David Hartman; Burl"
Ives, James Farentino and Jo -
seph Campanella; and Leslie
Nielsen and Hari Rhodes. All
star in powerful modem -day
dramas about the busy world in
which they work --Marshall,
Saxon and Hartman in medicine;
Ives and his friends in law; Niel- •
sen and Rhodes in police work.
('Nameof the Game' is life in
the publishing world.)
Some of the stars will be
familiar to you. Marshall once
starred as a lawyer. on "The De-
fenders"; Burl Ives is a famous
folk -singer when he's not act-
ing; Leslie Nielsen is a native
Canadian who hack starred on
many U.S. and Canadian series;
and Rhodes was once the star of
the adventure series "Daktari".
Jack Laird is executive produ-.
cer of the series which could be
a hit of the new season. Its
new time slot is Tuesdays from
9:30 to 10:30 p. m. and we see
it on the CBC before it is shown
on its home network, the NBC.
' 0--0--0
"McQueen" is the name of a
man, and also the name of a
series, a new CBC (Canadian)
series to debut on September
23rd, just before 'Bold Ones',
at 9 p. m. He is a newspaper-
man who 'writes a column, a
column that tries to solve the
problems that people meet in
their daily lives. He works for
a big -city daily and his prob-
lems come from all types of
people and are of all types.
The research for McQueen
was done mainly at the offices
of The Toronto Telegram which
runs a column of this type, so
no doubt many of the problems
are taken fromreal-life advent-
ures. The series was created by
Toronto writer George Salverson
and'stars Toronto actor Ted Fol-
lows in the title role. Guest
stars include Austin Willis, Lor-
raine Thomson, George Murray,.
Patricia Collins, Pat Galloway,
Gillie Fenwick, Paul Harding
and Barbara Chilcott. The first
episode is entitled "There's A
Car .Upside Down on my Lawn",
and that would ' be a problem for
anyone! The second episode on
the 30th is the segment which.
features Wingham's own Ric
Wellwood in a role. Be sure to
watch, and let Ric know how
you enjoy it!.
0=-0--0
For local people come two
interesting news items about
former members of the Wing -
ham Towne Players: on August
30th, Ted Follows, Ric Well -
wood and several other well-
known people attended a wed-
ding In Toronto, that of Miss
Judi Small who formerly lived
in Wingham and performed with
the Players. The bridegroom is
a teacher of creative drama .
from Exeter, England, who will
be teaching on special assign-
ments in Czechoslovakia and
Madrid, Spain. Another form- -
er Towne Player, Brian Nord-
lund, has advanced to roles on
the CBC, one on the aforemen-
tioned "McQueen" series, so'we
will have another familiar face
to be watching for. All good
wishes go to -these two for the
future; it's always nice to hear
about old friends.
Bowling
THURSDAY MIXED
The Thursday night mixed
bowling league opens on Sep-
tember 25th. The executive
held a meeting and the teams
were drawn up with the sched-
ule starting on 'September 25th.
Six new couples have been
added to the league this year.
See you all on the 25th for
another rousing season of bowl-
ing.
Entertainment at the
Station Hotel, Mildmay
FRIDAY EVENING
Helen & Evelyn
SATURDAY EVENING
' Doris
Lloyd
Sparerib
Chicken served Fri Sauerkraut
and Barbecued
Y and Saturday Nights
Win .WOAA series
WHITECHURCH--The White-
church and Atwood Jr C teams
tangled in WOAA playoffs last
week. On Tuesday evening
Atwood won 15-12; on Thurs-
day the score was 12-2 for
Whitechurch, and on Sunday
evening at Teeswater, Atwood
was again defeated when White-
church carne through with a
7-5 score. This gave White-
church the series.
In the DASA loop Whit e -
church Jr C's went to Mount
Albert and won 3-0. .It is ex-
pected that the return game in
the series will be played next
Saturday.: This is a best two of
three series. '
Hunting Clothes to sky,
• cleaning to give the list
wear. Jackets, Hats Pa '
'pm be waterproofed; now f
your comfort in the woods,
$PEAKING OF HUNTING. , WHY, NOT ,HUNT
THROUGH YOUR CLOSETS AND GET ALL YOU
WINTER CLOTHES READY FOR ;;ANOTHER '
SEASON
Professional Service
by People Who Care
WING AM
DRIVE-IN
CLEANERS
Safe. boating is more funl
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You will find our
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for family outings,
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