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SHOW TIMES --
Friday and Saturday at 7:15 end
9:15. All other days, one show
at 8:00, except where noted on
the program.
THUR,-FRI..SAT, NOV. 6•74
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
'MacKENNA'S COLD'
CinemaScope-Color —t Starring:
Gregory Peck • Omar Sharif
This is an action -packed, star-
studded Western. It's one of the
best of the year. The second
show on Friday and Saturday
starts at 9:30.
SAT. MATINEE NOV. 8
SPECIAL
"The. Christmas That
Almost Wasn't"
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ALL SEATS -- 50c
— COMING NEXT —
THUR.-FRI.-SAT., NOV. 13.14.15
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Recreation Report
A new first for the Roma -
tion Department took place
when last Thursday we hosted a
Hallowe'en Patty for the Second
Mile Club Senior Citizens.
We started with a dinner and
had a sing -song, hat and mask
making and two presentations
by the Jannetta Mustard Singers*
Ladies' curling
club enjoys
pot luck lunch
The seventy -odd members
of the Ladies' Curling Club ga-
thered at the club rooms on
Monday noon to enjoy a pot
luck luncheon as an opener for
their season of activities. The
president', June Hafermehl,
welcomed the members and
several of them entertained with
special curling lyrics sung" to
old and familiar tunes.
A general business ` meeting
followed, when plans were
made for the winter months.
The club rooms have undergone
an extensive face- lifting during
the summer and the members
were extremely pleased with
the improvement.
Wingham �, 011110, Lanes
Now owned and operated by
DOREEN AND EARL YOUNG
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY 7 - 11 p.m.
PHONE 357-1940
{RADIO -TELEVISION COMMISSION •
The Canadian Radio -Television Commission Will hold a
Public Hearing at the Skyline Hotel in Ottawa, .Ontario,
from Tuesday, November 25, 1969, in connection _with
the following:
BROADCASTING STATION LICENCES EXPIRING
MARCH 31, 1970
CKNX-TV . Wingham, Ont.
• For the proper conduct of the hearing it is imperative
that the requirements of the . Board of Broadcast, Gov-
ernors' Procedure Regulations be. strictly followed. Any
comment or opposition in respect of the above mentioned
applications should be filed with the Secretary on or be-
fore November 13, 1969, in twenty (20) copies.
Copies of the Regulations may be obtained from the
Queen's 'Printer, Ottawa, Ontario..
•
Persons wishing to inspect' briefs submitted with re-
spect to the above. applications may do so during regular.
office hours at the offices' of the Commission, 100 Met-
calfe Street, Ottawa,. Ontario.
Further copies of this Notice may be obtained by writ-
ing. to the • undersigned.
CRTC -69.42 '
F. K. Foster,
Secretary.
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CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS
OF GUELPH
The evening ended Witheuchre .
playing. Sixty --eight people
attended the function. Al..
though only five of them actu-
ally came in costume everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves
'l'ha,rnks must.go out to many
people who made the'party a
success. Eight teenagers who
were asked to help serve did so.:
very willingly. Individuals
cooked scalloped potatoes and
made jellied salads. Other
food, ham and desserts were do-
nated by very generous com-
munity -minded people. All in
all, we hope that this is the
start of a new type of organiza-
tion of senior citizens.
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• ARENA AND HOCKEY
Many boys still have not
registered for hockey. We urge
that they register immediately
so that we can organize the
leagues.
The arena should be open
Friday night for skating, for the
opening night. Saturday and
Sunday skating will be under-
way as well.
Bill Innis is
Ottawa goalie
Bill 'inns who played with
the Wingham Lions Midget
hockey .ream has been selected
-to' play ' goal for the Ottawa B
tearn'and is stand-in goalie for
..the ''team.
Bfllvas with the local Mid
gets.latt-year,when they won
the WOAA charitpfonship ar:d
later became holders of the B
Trophy at the Walter Lockridge
Memorial Midget Tournament.
He is the son of Mr. and ' Mrs
Bill Innis of, Listowel, former
residents of Winghar(a, andls at
present attending St. Patrick's
Colic,ge. p.QttawL,! .... r>., ..
In speaking with Mrs.', Innis
she mentioned that the quality •
of hockey in•this area is tops •
and credited Bill's success to the
encouragement he received
while playing here. She
especially mentioned Doug and
George Skfnn who spend: untold
hours during the winter as coach
and manager of Midget hockey.
Mrs. Innis said that too often
people who devote tine and ef-
fort to youth activities do not
receive the recognition they de-
serve.
It is hoped that George and
Doug Sldnn, and others like
them, will find satisfaction in
knowing that. through their train-
ing some of the boys get the op-
portunity to go farther in this
sport.
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BILL INNIS
CASH BINGO.
AUSPICES ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, BRANCH MO
WINGHAM LEGION °o7,;froi "
Wednesday, Nov. 11
15-410.00 GAMES
2 --SHARE THE WEALTH
1 -SPECIAL $50.00 -MUST GO
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JACKPOT LINE
CALLS
Club girls see
needlecraft slides
GQRR E*» Mrs. Susan, Wheat-
ley,. Clinton, Huron. Horne
EConomfst, showed. alide�c"on
the present oourse, "Needle-
craft",
Needle-craft", in the Gorrie united,
Church on Monday evening.
Ogirls lead, from
Molesworthver'7o, Lakeleland , Fordwiersch,
Wroxeter and the four, Gpririt
clubs enjoyed ,the Aide::
Lundh was served and the
,project discussed. Achieve-
ment Day will be held' -Decem-
ber in the Ho, wick Central.
School,
--Mr. and Mrs. ill{ Garniss
of London visited one day last
week with .her mother, Mrs.
George Kerr of John. Street.
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THIS
-SATURDAY NIG► T.
JIM SCOTT ORCHESTRA
`Country *1.Weshiri
Dancing .9 1
B4riseupd" Spa!
and -Sa* "crdk*
SATURDAY' MOW
A LARGE GROUP of well - 1rr ssed young-
sters parade in front of the judges at the
Lions Hallowe'en Frolic last Friday night.
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Shown here is a small portion of the over
5 class of the costume contest.
—Advance -Times. Photo.
THURSDAY MIXED
' Keith. Moffat, is not going to
let ,Map Ritchie `rppnopoiize the
Men's high 'single:thi.s 'ear as' r
Keith bowled a fine 2/5. Howl .
ever, Mac's hanging onto thei.
high triple. with 'a 755. }
Shirley Storey took the.la-
dies' honors all by herself with
a high single of 2.42 and triple
of 678. -
Cecile and her Coolcats are
still leading .the league with 30 •
points followed by Fran `s Ty
Cats. 2 8, Betty's Blackcats 21,
Lorna's'•Hellcats 19,. Audrey's.
Alleycats 15, and f n fast spot,
Gail's. Go Cats., °
Thanks to our four spares,
Laura Richardson, Jim Bain , •
Ross Hastings and Barb Merkley.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Team standings: Comets
22, Geminis 13, Heroes 18,
Jupiters 6, Lunars 35, Rockets
32.
Ladies' high single, Dorothy
Cameron 228, high triple, Rose
Grove 561.
Men's high single, Frank
Burke 289 and high triple 617.
Thanks to spares Harold Wild,
John Finnigan, Jim Miller, Kay
Gregg, Nora Finnigan, Vicki
Wild, Leona Miller and J i m
Bain.
MIXED LEAGUE
The Fordwich Mixed Bowling
League recorded, the following
high scores: Jack King 252,
240; Jack Schumacker 234,228;
Nellie Allen 20 7, 20 7; Russel
Behrns 235, 209; Blake Gibson
214; Audrey Schumacker 231.,
214; Lyle Foerter 205, 207; Es-
ther Icing 238; Gary Sothern
212, 211; Bonnie Wilson 215;
Marian Behrns 219; Leone Foer-
ter 218, 217; Doug_Browne 208;
Earle King 237, 200, 206;Lorne
Lambkin 270.
MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE
Team standings: Hawks 36,
Bruins 25, Rangers 24, Red
Wings 21, Maple Leafs 21, Ca-
nadians 20.
High single, Gord Fisher 303;
high triple, 13111 Brown 733.
Other good games bowled
were: Don Rintoul 244, 558;
Ken Saxton 277, 563; Jim Stef-
fter 255, 671; Ian Maclaurin
253, 651; Bill Brown 2 75, 733;
Bob Angus 2 62, 621.
' Thanks to spares Jim Swan
Ross Hastings, Ken Zinn, Gord
Fisher, Del Burkhart, Charlie
Kerr, Garry Storey and Irvine
Storey.
GORRIE LEAGUE
Mary Helen Thompson 258,
204; Alma Watson 229; Ron
Livermore 220, 213; Jack Pipe
207; Bob Ferguson 246; Donna
Spares
1Wallace 205 Brenda Ferguson
06; Roug Ferguson 265. 214,
ll; Bill Strong 254, 210; Wil-
, brd�rY.atrdni,�n,2,52p;Bp#t i'itpe. - ..
45.
WR
OXETER LEAGUE
Win' McMichael 244, 236,
%211 deiis DeBoer 224; Rickey
Clarice Cl 238; Jack Burns 268;
•Marg Galbraith 205; Malvin1
Riley 0; Dick DeBcer 2b3; Ed
use 2
'Rouse 08, 230; Ken Galbraith- -
1; Jerry
24 Timm 201; Carol Ed-
gar 201. ,
SAUCY SEVEN.
LAKELET--The sixth Meet-
ing was held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Hohnstein with: a full' at-
lendance. The minutes were
read by Janice McComb'antl
roll call was answered by uses
for Roman and fly stitches. Cov-
i ers for the record books were '
discussed. The giris practised
the crewel stitch.
SNIPPING SCISSO1RS
.
BELGRAVE--Roll call for the
sixth meeting Monday after
school was "Places where the
fly and Roman stitches could be
used" was answered by s i x
members: Carob Waket read
the Minutes.
The girls looked at differ-
ent designs in which the fly'
stitch Was used. They discussed
covers as Mrs. Clark Johnston •
had a.,sample. Everyone did a
sample, of the Roman stitch and
crewel stitch. The leaders
checked some of the record
books. They were shown 'how
to mount samples on the illus-
tration sheets.
At the seventh meeting roll
call was "Why I chose my free
choice article and my colour
•, scheme", answered by seven
members. Velma Fear read
minutes and the girls learned
how to make a twisted cord.
They also worked on finishing
their runners and covers.
SALES and SERVICE
137 JOHN STREET ,W.
WINGHAM
Phone 357-2583
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POPPY
WEEK
REMEMBER THE DEAD, HELP THE LIVING!
POPPY WEEK-NOV. 3 TO NOV. 8
Activities to C�rnrnemorat� Remembrance Day
SUNDAY; NOVEMBER 9th
,a
Remembrance ' Day.. Solrvice will be ..hold in Bluevale
United Church, at' 11:30 a.m:; All. Veterans of the
area and members of the Ladies' Auxiliary are invited
to take part. ,The church parade .will form op. in
Bluevale.
•
Anyone from Wingham who needs ; transportation to
Bluevale is asked to be at • the 'Armouries 'at 11;00'
a.m., or leave your name with the Legion Steward,
Grant Wall.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER llth
Parade of all organizations taking part will assemble
at the Armouries at 10:30 a.m. The service at the
Cenotaph will ,be at 11:00 o'clock.
The annual Remembrance Day Banquet will be held
at the Legion Hall at 7:00 p.m. for all Veterans.
DANCE TO FOLLOW
Veterans unable to attend the dinner and the public
are invited to: join us for the dance.
• Music by Boyd's Orchestra Admission OM couple
BRANCH 180
YAL CANADIAN LEGION