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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-08-21, Page 17empty�visas tains for'sznitil *_. garden implerntentc They're, r .is les wide lightweight, unbreakableane runs all night waterproof. Two or''fOur cartons taped with masking taPe m•>ira handy divided containers. sturdy rope. knotted on side, maims a eonve nient r • 2 P Thursday, Friday, Saturday August 21, 22, :23 Jahn Warms iu BRANNIGAN • , --10lus— RIDE IN A PINK CAR (Adult Entertainment) Sunday, Monday, Tuesday August 24t‘ 25, 26 , l FREEBIE and the BEAN Starring James Caan & Alton Arkin Pius-- ENTER THE DRAGON Starring Druce Lee TIANCS RtSTRIC110 0 ,1l, .1U, ., (ir CI G,R Starts Wednesday August 27 THE TRIAL OF BILLY JACK Stars Tom Laughlin THE BADLANDS. BADLANDS Stars Martin Sheen (Adult Entertainment) CLINTON - ONTARIO BOX OFFICE OPEN e P M 1 Whitecluirch Batthe y Oinaat2p SI* MOD-Wa • e MS, V r!I`ste 1931, *n Ontario court that u' Section riminal Code, the Communis Party` Was, t iilaw%l, first of with*. family atMa Carling; ton Atchultzarrived Thy fru ► t11e Wi Piktrlet Slihitechlirch UC'o We day held their the Ps„Yehia linsPitat entertained, t *lb games* ;Outfit* and lunch. Afterwards went the Jake side., and • Bev Ka . , halt( and Wendy are, ` their holidays , touring the. :astern < !rovinees int, their ',a Mrs. Wallace U n), Clara and.Mary LOU rettirned the weekend "aft a two week , holiday spent at Prince island which was Mrs. Milligan' home. ijnr father and other + . tives are still living there, Trevor Hunters, ' of,ondon, visited a few days at Point'Chair. ' with Jaion Conley and en Friday with Mrs. Tom Aaders011L - now,. Mr. and Mrs. Herbs '11,, London visited .fit we friends at •Spencer' Sunday they ' vtsi��.,� a� parents,' Mr. Conn, . Trre�vQor. returned borne wi his t tints. \ — Mr. and Mrs.. Russel Me spent theweekend. with MM... Lee McGuire mifisissrga homevisited wilt Larry`i11LcGiiie; mire ? ' Sunday visitors, al Mr. and Mrs, W Mr. Jason, �NXrs. Ihl��r fid Jithnson, and Mrs. Russel Ross, Mrs. Earl Casliel panied Mr. and Mr lick of Culross to Linear day evening ' to visit Mrs. J Willis,4Mr. Willis and family, Mr. and Mrs Eldon .Emerson Darlene, Sharon add Brenda ,:of St. Catharinesare spending holi- days oe - days with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mrs. Leroy Rintotil; Carol and. Debbie of Tottenham arrived on,. Monday.•Mrs. Rintoul attended shower Monday evening at grave. Carol Will remain for holi- days with her grandparents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Stanley Black, Bel- grave. Debbie will holiday with her grandparents, Mr, and. Mrs,' Gordon Rintoul, and uncles Brian and-Gait'... OPEN (V RY NIQ.NT .. TO TMUURSDAYr AURLIST *2 R tWni Ito. 10140.1 County P'Us The Dostracto 's - AD,ULT, ENTERTAINMENT ' kIWAY, ;s,A.TUIDAY . AUGUST 2*, 23 FUNIKY F SIL FUN: • WALT Dt:SNIA I'INKH 4 THw,r, One of our Dinosaurs is missing "•- 1'titittsumn IIklP.HVVIti •,Vl 111 HAIL( (N(H( 1: 14oiaw0wip,6,44' 9e*,.aawFkinAY4X,0479!euaiPt4Qo 'aG • PlUUS, ^' •ti% .,i ' • Full AI alY gtm. d Dlij. gilt , .'�( �r�\t�` for SFU lyoNIQ IONitoY1 ' TECHMICOL oo ow....«., w... «.,w MM 1 SUMOAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY - AUGUST 24, 23, 26 _ - Herbie PLUS Old -Yeller , WED�TH$URS., FRI,. SAT. -AUGUST 21, 2L 2L, 20 ■ E1rrH RIKI • • • CI IIIIIII wRrlttr ` '- s . . - ` - s • .. WmMSwu,IuaE IWWWANK aOUT11111EIwWebs MU.OPIUM \ PLUS Castle of Fu Manchu ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMS. SIIRJEA TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE WED., THURS., FRI. and SAT, August 20. 21, 22 and 23 . — ADULT ' .. -9r ENTERTAINMENT . 4-4). / , , w 4 NFL. Rlttat►hS 6., 1, F 1 I.11 •., • ti �' i rhe P" f ,.. RMOSItat )(II \I; Fit \hi VTEI\ (E\F.1\ i1.111.li • 1'ETF,it R1)11,1.. 11th 11 FEU} \ \ • (LtORIS I.F,\('11111\ TElil 1 \fill . 11 HARROWHOUSE THE MOST -T;. , DARING _,\ ROBBERY t\e' EVER IMAGINED. 4� ADULT . ENTERTAINMENT • SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY August 24, 25 and 26 MUSEUM ASSOCIATION ,:. I\ `.- •\"1/4-- • - , I ti rj r _ Tuesday August 26 , ' 14/44L1 Sn:at:i e‘ • -3---- Or diellS3110176° l f*rriett-ow I Ia�IIfir„�, o1sI1cleaner r :O61p11WN . ADY,II.pc, DCS 11QS IK RF..TRICTID •a. •DMIII Qe':TRIC T. t, s " Hti .S Buster t w. r ..t • e.t�t and no one * ";, understood. r ' _ i 1 '' iitloved her r BUSTER and BILLIE should hill': b1L'l'll ll h1VC' .At(ii%i / 44,. COLUMBIA PICTURES/A DIVISION OF COLUMBIA PICTURES INDUSTRIES INC. THE VICTORY SMI LES'may be rather premature, but the Wingham Stanley ' Midgets are nothing if not optimistic about • their chances of becoming the. WOAA League' champs. In a best out of five series, the. Wingham, teall'i,s tied 2-2 with Crediton for the championship. The hopeful yµ players are: front, Trainer Carl Good, John Kennedy, Dae' Perennial border needs care Don't .neglect your perennial border now if you want itto be beautiful next year, says D. M. Sangster, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food horticul- turist. Get out of that lawn chair, put on your gardening gloves, and cut .Y off all faded perennial blooms. This will not only make your bor- der look better, but will prevent seed setting. Remove all' withered and dried foliage, too. July and August are, ideal months for dividing iris plants, but you should wait until October before dividing your peonies, and until next spring to divide your late -flowering chrysanthemums and delphiniums. When all flowering has ended and most leaves have been killed by frost, you should cut your perennial plants off close to the ground and remove all weeds and debris from`' iii border.A Cetlair bouglJs'or oder iirus�I hold th' snow well if they .are placed on the border after the ground freezes. After all this work you should be able to enjoy a continuous show of perennial flowers next summer. • • • • LYCEUM • • •• •• x • • • • • •r THACALT NIL E W ,AM NIAV' '• • • WED. 20, THURS. 21, FRI. 22, SAT. 29rd . • DAILY AT S:00 P.M. • ADULT • ENTERTAINMENT : • •••• ••• • • • • •• 4 • :04 .•. •f 'AW'A • ROGER MORE (IT •r• AH YORK : • GOLD • • ••••••••••••••••• •• • • •• SUN. 24, MON. 25. TUES. 26 . • DAILY AT 7:30 P.M, • • 'OP ,RESIDENT m .1 • ALL THE YOUNG WIVES ••••••N••••••• Bennett, Kerry Kuehl, Kevin Hickey, Kevin Good,. Herb Kenyon, Manager Owen Curtis{ back, Coach Tom Lee, Mike MontgQmer.-y, "Kevin Bain, Steve Montgomery, Rick McKay, Bernie Haines, Don Burley, Brian La Rose and Laurie Haines. r GODERICH WED. TO TUES. AUGUST 20, 21, 22, 23. 24, 23, 26 warren beatty =`-+ lulle christie 4 oldie pawn leo grant jack warden • tont/Arita MOE, h111 , Corbett Reid • Arthar14we RaTlie %IS° SEX PM°. ►� eriActl%- Tel •r IIt7 cIUTSITAINMENT - - f CdwMl aeon e+e Roe.n Showoff 0,01.11atiOn A IWOCIn ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WED. TO SAT • AUGUST 27, 2S, 211, 20 PLUS The Hound That Thought . He Was A Raccoon • PROGRAM SURJKT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTIDI In Person! Monday sysalsg, Asysst 25 MEET THE PRODUCER Murray Markowitz AND THE STAR Andrew Skidd Elld't1 THE MOVIE RECOMMENDED FOR MERCY TO PREMIER HERE ON SEPT. 22 RAISE MONEY FOR HOWICK CENTRE—These roller skaters were the top money ' earners in their age divisions for a roll-a-thon held at the Howick Community Centre in June. From left (front) are: Terry Willoughby of Wroxeter $70 for 11 -12 -year-olds, Trevor Pocaluyko of Wroxeter $79 for 9=10 -year-olds, Sharon Burns of Wroxeter $13.25 for eight years and under, Raymond Wagler of Fordwich $63 for 13 -14 -year-olds; left (rear) Eileen Miller of Fordwich $34.50 for .15 -16 -year-olds, Sharon Stewart of'R R 2, Gorrie $32.25 for 17 • .years and over. The roll-a-thon.raised or 'total of $1,700 which will be used to payfo>r` roller • skates andfor additional +facititiesat the centre: • ' • • tStaff Phdto-)' t : 54 .W ROLL-A-THON WINNERS—These three boys topped 73 skaters participating in a rol(-a- thon at the Howick Community Centre held in June. Money from the 10 -hour event went to pay for roller skates and for additional facilities at the centre. From left Paul Statia, a member of the community centre committee, presents cheques and trophies to Don Hastie of Gorrie who raised $99 and received a cheque for 530, Greg Steward of Fordwich who raised 580 and received $20 and Kevin Townsend of Wroxeter who raised 5166 and re- ceived a cheque for 550. (Staff Photo) Save energy by rems• ulatmg The amount and distribution of insulation in heated buildings, in- cluding the farm home, should be checked this summer to give you an opportunity to purchase ad- ditional insulating materials or make arrangements for instal- lation while materials and con- tractors are available. In some cases, redistribution of insulating material, particularly in the at- tic, can be a worthwhile effort at a relatively low cost, according to agricultural engineers with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Specific timing is critical for buildings housing livestock and poultry sb that installation can be planned to avoid disruption of production schedules. . With the cost of all forms of heat energy increasing, it makes sense to invest in additional in- sulating materials. In most cases the cost of adding insulation will be recovered in one to five years. And, just as important, less fuel will be consumed. Fuel costs Can also be cut by reducing unnecessary air in- filatration and heat loss through windows. Seal unnecessary win- now dows with removable insulated panels or double glazing. Double glazing can be accomplished very economically by using clear polyethylene available from hardware or building supply cen- ters., Crackage around windows and doors can be sealed with caulking compound or weather stripping which are readily avail- able and easily installed. Heat losses through windows are high. Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food extension personnel, Ontario Hydro customer service staff, building contractors and material suppliers are all avail- able to offer assistance. Saving energy saves money affd leaves more energy avail- able for all of us next year. The Arctic Women's Workshop, held in Toronto during June, 1974, was the first major gathering of northern craftswomen in south- ern Canada. Some 80 Eskimo and Indian craftswomen from Arctic Canada eme south to learn new techniques in working fabric, ceramics and metal crafts. A roll Bible; topic Um. • � eyy 1, Mrs.'1l!n41 1Sa visiting with Um. Wit- Mowbr..ay. Miss Mildred McClenaghan and MIs. Bar'a Min of Mil, ton are on holidays this week to Manitoulin Island. Miss Nancyde Boor of Palmer- ston spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Peter de .Boer and family. Miss Kathy Purdon of Blyth spent the weekend with he>r' parents, Mr. slid Mrs,. Archie Purdon, and family.. A benefit dance will be held Friday, Aug. 22 with music by, Titfins' Orchestra for Mr. and. Mrs. BiU Versteeg who .lost their barn in fire caused by lightning. Mr. and Mrs. MelvinMc- Clenaghan of Waterloo. were weekend visitors with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ben Mc-, Clenaghan. Nett week they are planning a tour to Germany. Mr. and ,Mrs. Hugh Simpson this week rem from a visit with their son Murray in the vicinity of Edmonton, Alberta. We are sorry to report that .on Wednesday Mrs. Bill Evans was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital, London where she underwent surgery on Thursday. The com- munity wishes her a speedy re- covery. The Lucknow PeeWee team coached by Walter Moore and players Richard Moore and Shane Hickey were . at South- ampton Friday evening. It was .a forfeit game with a score of 9-0.' Luckaow won the game and goes on to play the next winning team. Little Heather Storey of Dun- gannon spent Friday and Satur- day with Lana Craig and on Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. Craig, Lana and Ryan took rt Heather to her home at Dungannon. Albert Coultes arrived home on Friday from a week's holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Sch- wichtenberg and, family of Port Elgin holidaying at Manitoulin Island. Mr. and Mars. Alan Falconer and Tony and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin on Saturday at./ tended the Toronto Exhibition. Sunday evening visitors with Mr..,knd..Mra. Welexr fin mere. sir. and Mrs. George Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Les Purvis all of Luck - now and Mrs. Hugh McMillan, .Watford. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell of Scarborough spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie, Michelle and Michael of Kitchener spent Saturday with them. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rin- toul, Steven and Ross, Mrs. Leonard Robinson and Denise Hallam of, London were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie ofi Kinlough and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie of Sarnia, returned the TW'N GMLES HOTEL Th,s week direct from the Phi,pp+nes DIAZ BROS. PLUS ONE Showband Cover charge Thurs Fri Sat COMING NEXT WEEK Aug. 25 - 30 Direct from Nash+Ile Canada s only appearance DUKES OF BLUEGRASS Co.er charge Wed Thurs Fr+. & Sat. Proof of age requ;red Licenced under LLBO o TR�IVEL USTOWEL 291-2111 AIRLINES CRUISES BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SERVICE _s .� • OPEN EE NG ate WINGHAM AND DISTRICT MUSEUM ASSOCIATION will be held Tuesday August 26 , in the ' Town Hall at 7:00p .m. .. V. N. Styrmo, Supervisor of the Museums Section, and Mrs. Dorothy Duncan of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation will be in attendance and will address the meeting. Please keep this date in mind and plan to attend. _s .� •