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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-07-06, Page 19r eel gNvi n Cbalrnera COaheld theAluly mffeting in the Sunda' scIoI room ,during. church Service, Clarence Wybenga, gave the call to wore►. All sang the COC hymn, Lori Purdon read the scripture and, prayer was given . by Clarence Wybenga. The minutes' were read by Barry Elliott andtthe roll call was answered by 17 naming' , free of the Bible. The offering waa re- ceived by Donald Irwin and David Ross gave the offertory Prayer. reading, "The Way God's Ing” was given by Stephen Irwin and Mr*. Purdon told ,the junior story, "A Long Winter's Nap" Mrs..Hugh Simpson gave the senior story of George Leslie Mc- Kay" and the books of the Bible. Barry Elliott gave the closing prayer, WED., THURS. ,P.M HOUSE 1. CRYPT •19.1 S 7.15 wir.'S6 Thu. FRI,r, SA.. P.M. HOUSE ,. CRYPT' - 7.00 tams 1.4 10.30 Fri.> Srt,0 DLAUI LIVES IN THE VAULT OF IIOR13pR! NEAR PERFECT WEATHER made it a' good day for spec= tators as well as competitors at the FEM athletic field day here Wednesday when the secondary school played host fO Kingsbridge and Sacred -Heart Separate Schools, Wingham, Rir r, r KIDS IN CARS FREE 14 4 ;$4511 "TALES THE ,1 Tr CRYPT" 4. """ ' ADULT INTIRIAINMINI TERROR IN EVERY ROOM IN... Art .4. ,214 turf HARRISTON Drive -In Theatre Public School and Grey and Hawick. Central Schools. Here are some of thefans taking in the dash events in the after- noon. (Staff Photo) This week, for sports lovers, CBC -Television presents the Canadian Open Golf Tournament live from the Cherry Hill Golf Course at Fort Erie. On Thursday and Friday (6th to 7th) coverage will consist of nightly reports from 11:40 p.m. to midnight. Then on the final two days of the tournament cameras will, follow the players on the final holes. Saturday coverage willbe from .4 to 6p.m.; Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. There will be 16 cameras on the course, one of them a portable one which can be moved in minutes to the most exciting place on the course. Cameras will be stationed on the 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th holes for exclusive min- PHONE 338.3121 WED. 5, THURS. 6, FRI. 7, SAT. 8 Color In everyone& life there a The great bunglers, 'SUMMER OF 42 t - HI1IS It t S-.:urday Alet•!e:ee. . .tom Chum] �ilk ,o,..AI., Russ Tambly Alan Young Ivry Thomas.. Peter Sellers • Sun.9 m,IO ,0,.11 DO YOU BELIEVE IN One Swedish SWEDISH SummerSIN!a,..., Wi11.12 Thif.1 3 Fri.1 4 sit -1 WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING BF_RT CTO ..a DIRECTOR _ FIENCH CONNECTION 20. CENTURY•FOX PRESENTS TME FRENCH CONNECTION A PHILIP DANTONI PRODUCTION GENE HACKMAN FERNANDO REY ROY SCHEIDER TONY LO BIANCO MARCEL BOZZUFFI WILLIAM FRIEDKIN ,.. .. PHILIP DANTONI • ..,,. ,. KENNETH UTT • G DAVID SCHINE .•,., .• ERNEST TIDYMAN COLOR BY DE LUXE 1xlitt noussii A BEAUTIFUL MOVIE' A blend of humor, growing-up� TECHNICOLOR ?ANAYISTON RTOYI,YARIENIROS.- YEN ANTS? ngs, and lire's experiences• Jennifer O'Neil! is touchingly ADULT ENTERTAINMENT SUN. 9, MOH. 1..0, TOES. 11 - EFEATufa I After. � BUNCH ave years ' .. •y R �:•. tnA+N� . �I NSI I4 N�1FIp? lf7N rNANt. 1Rf of marriage, yr THEY DARE 10 D0 i B WNA101NE AWOMEN I D ONLY DREAM A8o01 1e� have lfinalyfound something thelhave carman... A • a• . MR LAW, 15 THE WHIP - THEIR TRADE MARK -A El G IRON! GLORIA RUTTAN OF HOWICK Central School tookloto minutes and 57 seconds to cover the 880 -yard olben event for girls at the F EM invitation meet here Wednesday of fast week, helping Howick to the championship. Eileen Zimmerman added three more points for Howick and Debbie Adams of Grey Central was third. (Staff Photo) Wingham ties Owen Sound 5-5 Wingham Midget Lacrosse team held Owen Sound visitors to a 5-5 draw in a keenly contested . exhibition match at `Wingham arena Wednesday night of last week, when a 'few local specta- tors saw that Wingham could be a contender to reckon with if a good league can be organized. Coach Ken Henry was particu- larly pleased with a strong per- forM,nce.by Bob Moyer, and the evenly matched play throughout DR1VE- THEATRE - LISTOWEL a.. Starts at Dusk - Phone 291-3070 Wiri Thu -6 Fri.7 Sut.8 Today.Listowel - Tomorrow..The World! MIILIANS of FROGS, SNAKES, LEECHES with If YOU'RE SQUEAMISH GAPING MOUTHS DEVOURING....DEVOURING! STAY AT HOME! BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE "FROGS' --RAY UILLANO • SAIL EWOTT y Mnrammumplui nom. own mew ...mwonnowwur. - CLINTON ONTARIO WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. July 5-6-7-8 DOUBLE .FEATURE — SUMMER OF '42 (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Jennifer O'Neill - Gary Grimes Colour , out of the water." ELLIOTT vailel rag( RECOMMENDER AS AMU ENTERTAINMENT GODERICH, ONT. 524-7811 WITHOUT A STITCH olOn the evening. Don Rintoul is assis- tant ,coach and is helping _ with bringing the young lacrossers along. The local boys will be going to Owen Sound July 9 for a double header and a chance to watch the North Stars play , senior lacrosse' in the hope of picking 'up a few valuable pointers.. Wingham: Bob Moyer, Russ Jones, Murray Black; 'Peter Deans, Chris 'Cooper, Johnny Henderon,, Steve Ste. Marie, Dave Hodgins, Don Carter, John Vath, Doug Kuyvenhoven, Bill Brown. 1 Owen Sound: Tom Reed,. Bob Cameron, Brian Pootney, Mike Playford, Perry Fyvie, Brian Case.ore, Brad Georgas, Bill Keeling, Brad Lumley, Jim Cameron, Pat Watson, Frazer Livingston. Merle Darrin. Beach party WHITECHURCH Langside and Whitechurch 'Young People's Societies held' a beach party on ,. the 12th concession of Ashfield on Saturday evening. Soccer was the game , to things 'underway, followed by a stroll along the beach where many got sprayedby the waves. ,Twigs were gathered on the beach for a camp fire around which a sing -song was held. Lunch was served to the gathering of about 30. a blast of desire! • ,..a.12 THE.WINNER OF 5 INCLUDING ACADtMYAWARDS BEST E. FRENCH CONNECTION BONNIE AND CLYDE (ADULT, ENTERTAINMENT) fay Dunnaway - Warren Boa* July 9-10-11 — DOUBLE FEATURE — Om' on Welles - Rod fteigei Christopher Plummer The story Of one of history's most significant battles. " Color „• Thu.6 Fri.7 set.8 111100HIM 111013TF81110118 SIE ACADEMY • Shaw Starts ' At Dusk 111118 WORM AHHONAL 07:71LEY VOME AWARD COME • rELVET NIGEL ONCE NEW LEAF COMEDY Walter Metthau - Elaine May Color Cartoon July 12-13-14 — DOUBLE FEATURE — GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT BLACK BEAUTY Loose clothing is a hazard to workers around machines or moving equipment, St. John Am- bulance cautions. Loose clothing, if caught in machinery doesni al- ways tear free but has a tendency to bind and act just like a pieee of rope that can pull you into the machine. Three bali team: 'leered by kdes The first hour of activity in the Ladies' 'League. last week was spent assigning members to teams. Betty Fpxton will captain Betty's Bombers, Gloria Thomas heads up Gloria's Stompers and Linda's Aces will be captained by Linda Aitchison. ". Five innings of ball rounded out the evening with. Gloria's Stomp- ers registering their first win with an 11-7 count over Betty's Bombers. On Wednesday this week, July 5, the Stompers were scheduled to meet the Aces 'at 7 p.m. Boating hazards can include electric wires ute -to -minute cover* ef the at tion4bgre. Defending ,channpipn is Lee Trevino. Arnold Palmer will ado• be there competing. Commentator$ will be Ernie Afaganis who will host the show and cover the play on the l$th hole'; Don Wittman► at the 16th; Ted Reynolds (16th)' and Bob Moir on the lith. All this live film ,c , of course, will depend on the resolution of the labor situation at the CBC- 0-0-4) CBC.0--0--u) • Producers of the top television show "Bonanza" which has. been renewed `fpr another season, have reported that a replacement has been named for Dan Blocker wile played Hoss on the show and who died last month in Hollywood. It - won't be another player for Hoss Cartwright; the pµblie would never accept another man in. Hoss' shoes. But a new member will be added to the cast in the person of young Tim Matheson. This it similar to the action taken when oldest son Adam Cartwright (Pernell Roberts) de- cided he wanted to leave the show and try,a variety of things. There could be no other Adam Cart- wright so they added David Can- ary as a new cast member `Candy'. So they will try again, introducing.a new cast member. The Cartwright family is getting smaller all the time. But I sup- pose with a show that runs so many years, they can expect to . have a lot of changes. I hope it works; as westerns go,. it's a good one. But it sure won't seem like `Bonanza' without Hoss. • o---a—o A new appointment has been made to the SBC board of direc- tors. He is Frank Hansen, a 28 - year -old resident of Inuvik in the Northwest Territories. He its the first person of Eskimo ancestry , to hold such a position: And in case you thought you might like to see what the girl looks like behind the sexy voice that announces 'This is the CBC Television network', here she is, as easy on the eyes as her voice is on the ears. She is Jan Tennant, a former script assistant who now hosts her own show on a Toronto PM station in 'addition to her ' an- nouncing duties: She'd. better keepheryoice Canadian; Maggie Morris got her walking ticket for supposedly `faking' an accent. Personally, I think Morris has the ,u ovelier voice. But they didn't ask me! A word of warning to boaters has ' been issued by Ontario Hydro's Dr., Don Grant. "During the last. two years there have been three fatalities. and six injuries as a result of boat masts coming in contact with overhead power lines. This happened while taking boats in or "Too often boaters don't bother to look up or pay attention to power lines or just take a chance. The lines are needed to provide electricity to local cottages,,, shops or docking facilities. It's just a matter of looking up and looking out. This applies spe- cially when boats are launched at locations not 'prOperly. safe- guarded as are marinas. "Even a wooden mast can be dangerous if it comes in contact with these lines. The desire to get on the'water and enjoy the fun of sailing often makes people forget', the possibility of danger." eJ JAN TENNANT Whitechurch team chalks up 2 wins WHITECHURCH — On Wed- nesday evening Ripley and , Whitechurch Intermediate teams played at Ripley with .a score of Whitechurch 3 and Ripley 1. Friday. eyening Whitechurch and Ayton Intermediate teams played at Ayton, Whitechurch de- feating Ayton 3-0. Mark Lester - Wolfer Sletak Color The classic. children's novel ITT HfSSfl PrtOnts Sun.9 Only 111 e i n PHONE 524-9981 Color -exactly what you think she is THE ININI•IIIN STEALING sum Nem MOM POW INImait RESTRICTED TO PERSONS IS YEARS OF AGE OR OM FULFILLMENT! TOTAL Seel #5744V RHEIN THEATRE The dirty dolls of devil's Island. YOU can meet them for a 1.1 • WILLIE WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY Gone Wilder - Jack Allsortson Color Cartoon WOMEN IN CAGES plus hero andbi Afon.1 0 Tucl Wod.12 —Walt army ptbductims son or FREE POPCORN FOR THE CHILDREN BEFORE 10 P.M. Thursday, July 13 SAT. - SUN. - MON. TUES. July 15-16-17-18 — DOUBLE FEATURE — LOVE STORY (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Ali McGraw - Ryan CrNall Color mANDRONDA STRAIN • "RiMAOMURRAY A GUNFIGHT (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Kirk Douglas - Johnny Cash Color PLAY MISTY FOR ME IMMNMIMMM.NMMMNMMOI UDGET NITE 2.00 Cartoon a car WED. THE STATISTICAL STAFF keeping track of events at the F. E. Madill Secondary School invitational athletic meet Wednesday consisted of Mrs. D. Graham and Don Dennis at the fable with Murray Hunter and Tom Shore (standing) keeping abreast of events. Cornpet ing schools from Grey, Hovvick, kingsbridge and Wingham furnished some of ficials, with FEM providing facilities and volunteer helpers.. (Staff Photo)