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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-05-06, Page 17PLUS - ................:..... STARTt !VM AM♦ . M TV[S IIM .n R ErE4.wlrr Yllty tie d vvMl 11 [Px� &nxo! Dr dkDo ......................... STARTS RED MAYll N SAT IIM ... ONLY DON'T MISS IT I LAVON f[ATUR[s OM THE SAME .ROORAM R•or.wrwe.. •, AMWI lnM,.lw,w.wr • 1 t I EWWA YOUNG FRANXLNSTEIN PIE AMO Howick Lions run Phillips �..� �-many . ,RI SAT •N SUM MIT[ weeklybingogameModular For the remainder of the am - Howick Lions' bingo winners Mn. 8dIW, Formosa ($30);>p6 Four Color were: Regular games: Doris Morris, Specialto Edna Greedy, Harri- Stan; stand tW bingo to Mrs. T. Vo Wroxeter; Sandra Burbridge, Cooper, ewe, AT R P.M. Gorrie; Gloria Myers, Listowel Jackpot consolation and bonus G.B. ELECTRONICS and Ab. Nethery, Wingham; Kay Nethery;ara to Mrs. Aitcheson, Wingham, 1 Forbes, the Atwood Community hall. McInnis, ; Nora and Mrs ' Selling, Wim' lap card - _ T.V. SALES Finnegan, Wingham; Clara McInnis, Fordwich and Pearl to Mrs' Zeigler' Harriston; - AND SERVICE Angus, Wingham; Lyda Reidt, Door Prizes: Lillian Newman, Wingham, Anne Strauss, Mild - . For Prompt, Efficient Wroxeter; Connie Fenton, Wroxeter' Rita Hollows W' y' may, Hellen Walker, Wingham Service Phone: ham; Mrs. Hammer, Listowel; and E. Gardner, L.ueknow; Lucky draws to Mae Golden, ._.�._ _..a.w ■� 4 Mrs. Lillian Newman, Wingham, Ethel, Elizabeth Stinson, Elmira, G. BELANGER Margaret Zeigler, Harriston and Isabel Tiffin, Lucknow and ship Volunteer Fire Brigade. Hilda Gordon, Harriston; Mrs. Hellen Cane, Gorrie; dart game 357-1235 Sandra Burbridge, Gorrie. Share to Mark Westerterp, Wroxeter 527-1102 or g2 -7g3 the wealth: first, Ethel (=13). thanks everyone for the fine co- Forbes, Harriston ($28) ; second, 1111 sou"'• K ' r10 I '' WOAA conducts I� PLAY..MIA 10 TILL EAT HIM •... e.t....II..M AMMI E.N,-I.w.rr I" WACKY TE MAY I.L, THIS PMI., YT...M EYMOAr AM.11 lM.,-M.yM WE Oe/ICE CO ME [ I... annual meeting PLUS - ................:..... STARTt !VM AM♦ . M TV[S IIM .n R ErE4.wlrr Yllty tie d vvMl 11 [Px� &nxo! Dr dkDo ......................... STARTS RED MAYll N SAT IIM ... ONLY DON'T MISS IT I LAVON f[ATUR[s OM THE SAME .ROORAM R•or.wrwe.. •, AMWI lnM,.lw,w.wr • 1 t I EWWA YOUNG FRANXLNSTEIN PIE AMO FRIDAY[ SATURDAY[ SUNDAY May 7[8[9 vm[ru[r R49TNIGiEO IS That . Z 'Milking UJ Till' 0 mm is bKk( LL LL lesar IIdEEf}amu 0 JOE aLID O DINDOE UM1fNTRt►REEEICS' CNN VAN M m ROMERT REDFORD u FAME DUNAWAY FRAMED" CLIFFIWC V10� Doll UM I111H AM MAIO vi THUR. 6, FRI. 7 SAT. 8th - SHOWTIMES. - WE'RE MAD AT 7:30 - BLACK BIRD AT 9:00 P.M. WW is everyone after GeoW Sega1's l bird? .t ' Because heIS H 1 Sam Spade, lc ._ 1 I J and his falcone / worth a f(XttJTtel TERE1"M HILL ADULT ENTERTAINMENT i1/o SUN. 9, MON. 10, TUES. 11th 2 COMPLETE "SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7:00 AND 9: 00 P.M. ,,` ADMITTANCE r0 [Str6 II a rt.AEi oM[ AOE M orfe A motion was passed at the Western Ontario Athletic As- sociation's annual meeting in Wingham, April 21, that a new system for softball winners be in- stituted. The new pennant system will provide for emblemmed pen- nants with the WOAA crest for the top team in each group. The top teams are to be chosen at the end of the schedule, August 1. In other business, the associa- tion decided with a majority vote that the 12" hall will be adopted for all Juvenile, Junior and Inter- mediate Ladies' leagues; to change the pitching distance from 40'8%" to 40' for the girls' leagues, and that all certificates should be in by July 15. No onf will be allowed to play without a signed certificate. The entry deadline this year will be May 1 for playoff and not group play. All other teams are to be entered no later than June 15. Entries are to be made out to the secretary -manager of the WOAA. Remaining clinics for umpires are in Harriston, May 2 at 1 p.m. and Rostock, May 16 at 1 p.m. The newly elected representative to the WOAA Softball Committee is Larry Cook. Each convener is to contact the clubs in his or her groups to set a meeting to draw -up the season schedule. ...rlN......................... uo MAr I.. Is w u The Wingham Advance -Times, Tburs., May 6, ON -Palle 7 �..� �-many . ,RI SAT •N SUM MIT[ For the remainder of the am - OOUDL SHOCKER ioacrWge �l Bi SOX OFFICE OPENS rt oent Ell�rae-lam« M.C. AT R P.M. Hockey group of W.O.A.A. held SHOWS START NOTICE the Atwood Community hall. AT DUSK COUNTRY SINGLES Ladies' Kieawetter fastball. He No one NIU be IA SIAMESE [eA1W aunrp TWINS 6NOCK- etcwter AT RIK=-- ►EIIIODI Now.cut .sunder! ru.Fl tmErll EE■a [Ell asked Mr. and Mrs. Alf Lock- ._.�._ _..a.w ■� 4 .n I ..... . o-, o-, FRIDAY[ SATURDAY[ SUNDAY May 7[8[9 vm[ru[r R49TNIGiEO IS That . Z 'Milking UJ Till' 0 mm is bKk( LL LL lesar IIdEEf}amu 0 JOE aLID O DINDOE UM1fNTRt►REEEICS' CNN VAN M m ROMERT REDFORD u FAME DUNAWAY FRAMED" CLIFFIWC V10� Doll UM I111H AM MAIO vi THUR. 6, FRI. 7 SAT. 8th - SHOWTIMES. - WE'RE MAD AT 7:30 - BLACK BIRD AT 9:00 P.M. WW is everyone after GeoW Sega1's l bird? .t ' Because heIS H 1 Sam Spade, lc ._ 1 I J and his falcone / worth a f(XttJTtel TERE1"M HILL ADULT ENTERTAINMENT i1/o SUN. 9, MON. 10, TUES. 11th 2 COMPLETE "SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7:00 AND 9: 00 P.M. ,,` ADMITTANCE r0 [Str6 II a rt.AEi oM[ AOE M orfe A motion was passed at the Western Ontario Athletic As- sociation's annual meeting in Wingham, April 21, that a new system for softball winners be in- stituted. The new pennant system will provide for emblemmed pen- nants with the WOAA crest for the top team in each group. The top teams are to be chosen at the end of the schedule, August 1. In other business, the associa- tion decided with a majority vote that the 12" hall will be adopted for all Juvenile, Junior and Inter- mediate Ladies' leagues; to change the pitching distance from 40'8%" to 40' for the girls' leagues, and that all certificates should be in by July 15. No onf will be allowed to play without a signed certificate. The entry deadline this year will be May 1 for playoff and not group play. All other teams are to be entered no later than June 15. Entries are to be made out to the secretary -manager of the WOAA. Remaining clinics for umpires are in Harriston, May 2 at 1 p.m. and Rostock, May 16 at 1 p.m. The newly elected representative to the WOAA Softball Committee is Larry Cook. Each convener is to contact the clubs in his or her groups to set a meeting to draw -up the season schedule. JOYCE CHURCH, Marg Moffatt and Doug Elliott were recipients of high average awards Saturday evening when the Thursday Night Mixed Bowling League held a banquet at the Legion Hall. Their averages were 193, 193 and 223 respectively. - At the Movies One of fiction's most -.popular AWARDS FOR HIGH TRIPLE went to Elda Nethery, 676 and Paul Moffatt and Dave sleuths, Sam Spade, returns in Tiffin 759 when the Thursday Night Mixed Bowling League held a banquet Saturday even - "The Black Bird" opening May 5 at the Lyceum. ing at the Legion Hall. But this time, it's Sam. Spade, Jr—the detective's bungling son, portrayed by George Segal, was a lulu of a year. who's up to his neck in cut-throats Ladies' high average: Joyce and connivers pursuing the Church, Marg Moffatt 193; "Maltese Falcon". ladies' high triple: Elda Nethery The outrageous spoof, which 676: ladies' high single: Janet stars Stephane Audran, Lee >. Clark 293i men's high average: Patrick, Lionel Stander and • Doug Elliott 223; men's high Elisha Cook, Jr., draws on triple: Paul Moffatt, Dave Tiffin characters created by the late 759: men's high single: Art Clark Dashiell Hammett. But the COFFEE KLATCH named season champs with a 313. emphasis has switched from the Twenty bowlers attended the total of 9554 points, while Scott's Mr. Clark is also men's most sort of cold-blooded killing which final session of bowling for the Steaks were the playoff champs improved bowler, up 23 points. surrounded Humphrey Bogart in season. with ..9084. King's Kidneys had Ladies' , most improved bowler: "The Maltese Falcon", to zany Shirley Storey had the high 9314, Tolton's Tongues 9142, Lee's Nancy Brenzil, up 26 points. comedy. single of 331 and the high double Lambchops 9004. Bain's Bones See you all next season. It's an approach that would of 565. Members bowling over -200 8682. lave pleased Hammett, who also singles were Ellen Henderson Jean King rolled high single of ° treated the mixture of mirth and 200; Lois Surridge 254, 218; Jean 276 and high triple of 731. The STYI.1SH STITCHERS mystery in "The Thin Man." ming 257; Shirley Wharton 213; banquet will be held May 12 at 7 BELGRAVE — Doreen Ander- Credit for giving Sam Spade a Mary Campbell 203. D.m. at the Turnberry Tavern. son showed a pattern for the note - sleuthing son goes to film-maker Mary Campbell and Lois Sur- 0-4Y--0 book covers when the girls met in Ray Stark, who acquired rights to ridge were the winners of Irish the community centre on Mon - "The Maltese THURSDAYMIXED day. Falcon" more than coffee mugs: A pot luck supper a dozen years ago. will be held Monday night at the Season and Playoff Champs Mrs. Bakelaar read about more "The Black Bird" is set thirty alley to finish the bowling season. were Lu's Lulus. Luanne Kerr. elaborate designs from foreign years after Sam Spade Sr. Randy Brenzil, Marie Phillips, countries and Mrs. Gordon re - wandered off into the mists, Penny Elliott, Dave Tiffin and viewed color harmony. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES Don Montgomery were team The .)t5rls practised doing the presumably having unravelled Games over 200 were: Mary members. They proved that it twisted chain stitch. the mystery of the "Maltese Fal- Lee 207 204; Sharon Skinn 246: con." Now his son has inherited Muriel McFarlan 236; Jean King his old San Francisco office — in 208 247; Mary Campbell 203: a neighbourhood that has badly Rena Jouswma 203; Helen Mc deteriorated over three decades Burney 216; Shirley Storey 267, {{{ —only to discover that the fabled 207 233; Joanne Harrison 232; figurine is still a motive for may- Maude Schiestel 211; Louise Wel' hem. And this is the only re- wood 217; Caroline Greenaway semblance .that "The Black 201 233; Dorothy Thompson 210, .... Bird" has to the original "The 241; Edna Mae Armstrong 220; Maltese Falcon" of 1941. Anita McKinley 253; Dorothy On a double bill with "The Bain 207; Carol Clarke 219; Diane - Black Bird" is a modern comedy, English 266, 208; Nora Finnigan Iva "Watch Out, We're Mad!" star- 203 and Barb Stainton 241. ring Bud Spencer and Terrance McBurney's Meatballs were Hill, r s HARRS _.- N DRIVE- INTw" Friday & Saturday May 7, 8 W.W. & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS Stars Burt Reynolds •QCT - Plus - THE TERRORISTS Sean cannery Sunday, May 9 3 FEATURES ISL'A, HARLEM KEEPER TO THE OIL SHIEKS -Plus- SCREEN TEST GIRLS - Plus - 0400 THE TEASER Shows start at Dusk HIGH SINGLE award winners, Janet Clark, 293, and Art Clark, 313, received awards Saturday evening at a banquet held at the Legion Hall for the Thursday Night Mixed Bowl- ine League. rATAVEL SERVICE LISTOWEL 291-2111 AIRLINES CRUISES BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SPRING IS HERE Time To Tune -Up And Clean Up Your Car WITH A SUPER TUNE-UP AND A TEXACO TOMMY SPECIAL JET GLAZE WAX JOB I AT GOSLING'S TEXACO 357-3368. GET YOUR HOLIDAY ICE HERE BLOCKS AND CUBES A CUT • ABOVE THE REST' 00 "AA FREEways to a U ble summer ELECTMC STARTER' LECTROLURE Electronic Bug Killer SE SAFE • EFFICIENT For a limited time, INr you can purchase a quality built Ariens Riding Mower and get your choice of an Electric Starter"' or a LECTROLURE Electronic Bug -Killer —absolutely FREE. 12 Volt DC (shown), or 120 Volt AC Starter easily attached to AHP Emperor or 1HP Fairway Visit your Ariens dealer and check out the** two fine offers today. FRED McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC LTD. 355 ift"N" St., whgho t, 00" III 3S7-1416 . I The Wingham Advance -Times, Tburs., May 6, ON -Palle 7 �..� �-many . WOAA honor For the remainder of the am - Alf ioacrWge �l Bi rt oent Ell�rae-lam« M.C. Tri -County Intermediate Hockey group of W.O.A.A. held their annual banquet recently in NOTICE the Atwood Community hall. Camer- Guest Weal, was Don Camer-ns on, at CHYM, Kitchecoach of COUNTRY SINGLES Ladies' Kieawetter fastball. He spoke about the importance of discipline and training for both A Country Single who hos male and female athletes. mistakenly taken a man's blue jacket from the Vonos- After the presentation of trophies, Dave Neilson, president fro Rec. Cents last Saturday, of W.O.A.A., with Mrs. Neilson, please bring the jacket tai asked Mr. and Mrs. Alf Lock- Hilly Gully Saturday, May 8. Blue jacket belongs to a y a. un- ridge to go the to platform. Mr. try Single from Brussels and Lockridge was presented with a hos o crest on it 'Grey Town- plaque in honor of his 35 years of ship Volunteer Fire Brigade. service as secretary, manager and treasurer of W.O.A.A. Mrs. For Information phone Lockridge was given a corsage. 527-1102 or g2 -7g3 Mr. Lockridge spoke briefly, °r In- 3323 thanks everyone for the fine co- , JOYCE CHURCH, Marg Moffatt and Doug Elliott were recipients of high average awards Saturday evening when the Thursday Night Mixed Bowling League held a banquet at the Legion Hall. Their averages were 193, 193 and 223 respectively. - At the Movies One of fiction's most -.popular AWARDS FOR HIGH TRIPLE went to Elda Nethery, 676 and Paul Moffatt and Dave sleuths, Sam Spade, returns in Tiffin 759 when the Thursday Night Mixed Bowling League held a banquet Saturday even - "The Black Bird" opening May 5 at the Lyceum. ing at the Legion Hall. But this time, it's Sam. Spade, Jr—the detective's bungling son, portrayed by George Segal, was a lulu of a year. who's up to his neck in cut-throats Ladies' high average: Joyce and connivers pursuing the Church, Marg Moffatt 193; "Maltese Falcon". ladies' high triple: Elda Nethery The outrageous spoof, which 676: ladies' high single: Janet stars Stephane Audran, Lee >. Clark 293i men's high average: Patrick, Lionel Stander and • Doug Elliott 223; men's high Elisha Cook, Jr., draws on triple: Paul Moffatt, Dave Tiffin characters created by the late 759: men's high single: Art Clark Dashiell Hammett. But the COFFEE KLATCH named season champs with a 313. emphasis has switched from the Twenty bowlers attended the total of 9554 points, while Scott's Mr. Clark is also men's most sort of cold-blooded killing which final session of bowling for the Steaks were the playoff champs improved bowler, up 23 points. surrounded Humphrey Bogart in season. with ..9084. King's Kidneys had Ladies' , most improved bowler: "The Maltese Falcon", to zany Shirley Storey had the high 9314, Tolton's Tongues 9142, Lee's Nancy Brenzil, up 26 points. comedy. single of 331 and the high double Lambchops 9004. Bain's Bones See you all next season. It's an approach that would of 565. Members bowling over -200 8682. lave pleased Hammett, who also singles were Ellen Henderson Jean King rolled high single of ° treated the mixture of mirth and 200; Lois Surridge 254, 218; Jean 276 and high triple of 731. The STYI.1SH STITCHERS mystery in "The Thin Man." ming 257; Shirley Wharton 213; banquet will be held May 12 at 7 BELGRAVE — Doreen Ander- Credit for giving Sam Spade a Mary Campbell 203. D.m. at the Turnberry Tavern. son showed a pattern for the note - sleuthing son goes to film-maker Mary Campbell and Lois Sur- 0-4Y--0 book covers when the girls met in Ray Stark, who acquired rights to ridge were the winners of Irish the community centre on Mon - "The Maltese THURSDAYMIXED day. Falcon" more than coffee mugs: A pot luck supper a dozen years ago. will be held Monday night at the Season and Playoff Champs Mrs. Bakelaar read about more "The Black Bird" is set thirty alley to finish the bowling season. were Lu's Lulus. Luanne Kerr. elaborate designs from foreign years after Sam Spade Sr. Randy Brenzil, Marie Phillips, countries and Mrs. Gordon re - wandered off into the mists, Penny Elliott, Dave Tiffin and viewed color harmony. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES Don Montgomery were team The .)t5rls practised doing the presumably having unravelled Games over 200 were: Mary members. They proved that it twisted chain stitch. the mystery of the "Maltese Fal- Lee 207 204; Sharon Skinn 246: con." Now his son has inherited Muriel McFarlan 236; Jean King his old San Francisco office — in 208 247; Mary Campbell 203: a neighbourhood that has badly Rena Jouswma 203; Helen Mc deteriorated over three decades Burney 216; Shirley Storey 267, {{{ —only to discover that the fabled 207 233; Joanne Harrison 232; figurine is still a motive for may- Maude Schiestel 211; Louise Wel' hem. And this is the only re- wood 217; Caroline Greenaway semblance .that "The Black 201 233; Dorothy Thompson 210, .... Bird" has to the original "The 241; Edna Mae Armstrong 220; Maltese Falcon" of 1941. Anita McKinley 253; Dorothy On a double bill with "The Bain 207; Carol Clarke 219; Diane - Black Bird" is a modern comedy, English 266, 208; Nora Finnigan Iva "Watch Out, We're Mad!" star- 203 and Barb Stainton 241. ring Bud Spencer and Terrance McBurney's Meatballs were Hill, r s HARRS _.- N DRIVE- INTw" Friday & Saturday May 7, 8 W.W. & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS Stars Burt Reynolds •QCT - Plus - THE TERRORISTS Sean cannery Sunday, May 9 3 FEATURES ISL'A, HARLEM KEEPER TO THE OIL SHIEKS -Plus- SCREEN TEST GIRLS - Plus - 0400 THE TEASER Shows start at Dusk HIGH SINGLE award winners, Janet Clark, 293, and Art Clark, 313, received awards Saturday evening at a banquet held at the Legion Hall for the Thursday Night Mixed Bowl- ine League. rATAVEL SERVICE LISTOWEL 291-2111 AIRLINES CRUISES BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SPRING IS HERE Time To Tune -Up And Clean Up Your Car WITH A SUPER TUNE-UP AND A TEXACO TOMMY SPECIAL JET GLAZE WAX JOB I AT GOSLING'S TEXACO 357-3368. GET YOUR HOLIDAY ICE HERE BLOCKS AND CUBES A CUT • ABOVE THE REST' 00 "AA FREEways to a U ble summer ELECTMC STARTER' LECTROLURE Electronic Bug Killer SE SAFE • EFFICIENT For a limited time, INr you can purchase a quality built Ariens Riding Mower and get your choice of an Electric Starter"' or a LECTROLURE Electronic Bug -Killer —absolutely FREE. 12 Volt DC (shown), or 120 Volt AC Starter easily attached to AHP Emperor or 1HP Fairway Visit your Ariens dealer and check out the** two fine offers today. FRED McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC LTD. 355 ift"N" St., whgho t, 00" III 3S7-1416 . I