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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-05-27, Page 15• HUSH PUPPIES and SAHARA BOATS THE COMFORTABt,E SPORT SHOES FOR At„L THE FAMILY. League Wins Douglas Trophy FORDWICI-1-Bowling Leagues from Wroxeter, Gorrie and Fordwich took part in a tourna- ment at the Fordwich Bowling Lanes on Thursday night for the Bob Douglas Memorial 'Trophy, with Fordwich being the winners. Those taking part from here were Mary McClement, Mar- ian Behrns, Phyllis Bolander, Nellie Allen, Eileen Bennett, Pat Harris, Earl King, Russel Behrns, Jack King, Alex Reid, Jack Bennett and Don Bridge, BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE -- CLINTON Children Under 12 in Cars Admitted Free TWO COMPLETE SHOWS NIGHTLY COME AS LATE AS 11 P.M. AND SEE A COMPLETE SHOW Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURSDAY and FRIDAY MAY 27-28 "PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND" TROY DONAHUE CONNIE STEVENS TY HARDIN Color Cartoon SAT,-MON.-TUES.-WED. MAY 29-31 - JUNE 1-2 "How the West " Was Won / CARROLL BAKER HENRY FONDA LEE J. COBB GREGORY PECK DEBBIE REYNOLDS AN ES STEWART And many other stars Color Cartoon PLEASE NOTE One Show Nightly at 9:30 COMING NEXT: 'For Those Who Think Young' CALLAN SHOE YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE. JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 357-1840 1 A lip CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON Monday through Thursday—One Show at 8 o'clock. Friday and Saturday, 2 Shows -7:15 and 9:15 WED:THUR.-FRI. May 20-27-28 RICHARD BURTON, AVA GARDNER, DEBORAH KERR star in THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA Award performances by a fine cast. This one is a winner. Adult Entertainment SAT.-MON.-TUES. MAY 29-31 - JUNE 1 The most disorderly orderly— JERRY LEWIS turns a hospital on its ear in THE DISORDERLY ORDERLY WED: TSUR.-FRI. JUNE 2-3-4 YOUNGBLOOD HAWKS Starring JAMES FRANCISCUS and SUZANNE PLESHETTE A promising career turned to a nightmare of .debauchery! (Adult Entertainment) Ii01/illalllall t niumisitionsualla unismiltiaasiIaIist aIl1aIilln1 LYCSUM SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630 One !Allow each evening. Monday through Thursday, at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 shows, 7:15 and 9:15. WED.-THUR: FRI. MAY 26-27-28 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA" Starring: Richard Burton - Ava Gardner - Deborah Kerr This Academy Award nominee is for ADULT audiences only. It's directed by John Huston from a play by Tennessee Williams. SATURDAY MATINEE MAY 29 "ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLPHINS" SAT.-MON.-TUES. MAY 29-31 - JUNE 1 "ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLPHINS" Colour Starring: Celia Kaye - Larry Domasin One of the world's most honoured children's novels is brought to the colour screen, It should be seen by old and young alike. merrommtommin 'ammo COMING NEXT WED: THUR: FRI. 1 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "LOVER COME BACK" /III/I ll�lll�ltl/ill/I Nil I I/I llrl ill NINIrrBI�Nf�I I!!w! IIS! II�IIr�III�III�MII!•1111111� JUNE 2+3.4 s COURSE OFFICIALLY OPEN—Monday saw the official opening of the local golf course, although play has been going on for some time. There"was a morning tourney for men and a mixed event in the afternoon. The course is in fine shape and the lovely weather brought out a large number of golfers over the week -end. Jack Hayes, of Wingham, with Les Shaw, of Toronto, and Jack Sturdy, of Wingham, are pictured as they came in the 9th during the tourney. Goodyears Open Season Tonight -- Clip Schedule The Wingharn Brophy Good - years will open the season at home tonight (Thursday) against the Clinton RCAF team. They will play a triple schedule • against Clinton, Belgrave and Clinton RCAF and a double schedule against Whitechurch and Lucknow. To begin the season the Goodyears will take a silver collection at the gate as the town has removed the fence from around the park. The following is the sche- dule for the season. Please clip and save for future refer- ence. WOAA GROUP 1 SCHEDULE May 27 Belgrave at Clinton RCAF at Wingham 29 Clinton at Belgrave 30 Wingham at RCAF 31 Wingham at Clinton HARRISTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE WED: THUR: FRI. May 26-27-23 GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM in Color—Starring JACK LEMMON In his usual good comedy role SATURDAY ONLY MAY 29 THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY A great comedy re -issue Stars JACK LEMMON -- Plus •EAST OF SUDAN SUNDAY LATE SHOW, May 30 STRAIGHT JACKET — Plus -- DEVIL SHIP PIRATES (Adult Entertainment) MON,.TUES: May 30 - June 1 THE NEW INTERNS June 1 3 Belgrave at RCAF Clinton at Wingham RCAF at Belgrave 7 Clinton at RCAF 8 Wingham at Belgrave • 10 RCAF at Clinton Belgrave at Wingham 15 Wingham at White- church Belgrave at RCAF 17 Whitechurch at Wing - ham RCAF at Belgrave Lucknow at Clinton 19 Clinton at Lucknow 21 RCAF at Clinton 22 Belgrave at White- church Wingham at Lucknow 24 Clinton at RCAF Whitechurch at Bel - grave Lucknow at Wingham 28 Clinton at White- church Wingham at RCAF Belgrave at Lucknow 30 Whitechurch at Clin- ton Lucknow at Belgrave RCAF at Wingham Wingham at Clinton 6 Belgrave at White- church RCAF at Lucknow 8 Clinton at Wingham Whitechurch at Bel - grave Lucknow at RCAF 12 RCAF at Clinton 13 Lucknow at White- church Wingham at Belgrave 15 Clinton at RCAF Whitechurch at Luck - now Belgrave at Wingham 19 1elgrave at Clinton 20 Wingham at White- church RCAF at Lucknow 22 Clinton at Belgrave Whitechurch at Wing- ham Lucknow at RCAF 26 Clinton at White- church 27 Wingharn at Lucknow Belgrave at RCAF 29 Whitechurch at Clin- ton Lucknow at Wingliarn RCAF at 1elgrave Wingham at Clinton Belgrave at Lucknow RCAF at Whitechurch July 5 Aug. 2 3 Wingharn Advance -Tunes, Thursday, May 27, 1965 -Page 7 Hospital Auxiliary's Spring RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY, MAY 29th Softball Schedule The Tri -County Intermedi- ate men's softball schedule has been drawn up for the 1965 season. Games commence at 7,15. Please clip the schedule for future reference. MAY 21 Gorrie at Bluevale 25 Fordwich at Belmore 25 Wroxeter at Bluevale 26 Ethel at Gorrie 27 Wroxeter at Fordwich 28 Ethel at Belmore 31 Gorrie at Wroxeter JUNE 3 Wroxeter at Ethel 4 Gorrie at Belmore 8 Bluevale at Fordwich 11 Fordwich at Gorrie 11 Belmore at Ethel 11 Bluevale at Wroxeter 16 Wroxeter at Belmore 18 Ethel at Fordwich 21 Bluevale at Belmore 21 Wroxeter at Gorrie 24 Fordwich at Wroxeter 25 Bluevale at Ethel 28 Ethel at Wroxeter Pupils Take Bus Trip to Toronto WHITECHURCH-On Thurs- day S. S. No. 9 East Wawanosh enjoyed their bus trip to Toron- to, under the supervision of their teacher, Mrs. Garniss, and S.S. No. 7 East Wawanosh pu- pils were supervised by their teacher, Mrs, Gordon Bosman. The mothers and other ladies in the community accompanied them. The buses met at Brampton and toured together Fort York, the Zoo, the International Air- port, Riverdale Park, and sat in for half an hour on a session of Parliament which had been ar- ranged by Murray Gaunt, M. L, A. Grades 6,7 and 8 took in the session while the junior grades were entertained at the museum across the street. After the session in Parliament Mr. Gaunt also arranged for the pu- pils to have a box lunch in the committee room and to be shown around the grounds by a guide. The pupils and mothers ex- tend their thanks to Mr. Gaunt for his thoughtfulness in provid- ing the educational entertain- ment and treats for them. Bowlers Open New Season The Lawn Bowling Club opened last Wednesday after- noon and played two games in the afternoon and one in the evening. A delicious pot luck supper was served at the club house at six o'clock. Many new bowlers attended and any who would like to try the game will be welcome. Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, the presi- dent, welcomed the members and guests and informed them that the first interclub game with Teeswater and Lucknow will be held here Thursday evening, starting at 7,30, The club house has been enhanced with a new coat of paint and the greens are in ex- cellent condition. 5 Clinton at Wingham Lucknow at Belgrave Whitechurch at RCAF 9 Belgrave at Clinton 10 Wingham at RCAF Lucknow at White- church 12 Clinton at 1elgrave RCAF at Wingham Whitechurch at Luck - now 16 Lucknow at Clinton 17 Wingharn at Belgrave RCAF at Whitechurch 19 Clinton at Lucknow Belgrave at Wingham Whitechurch at RCAF' 28 Bluevale at Gorrie 29 Belmore at Fordwich 30 Ethel at Bluevale JULY 2 Gorrie at Ethel 2 Belmore at Bluevale 5 Belmore at Wroxeter 6 Fordwich at Bluevale 7 Belmore at Gorrie 8 Fordwich at Ethel 13 Gorrie at Fordwich Two men were discussing the work of a renowned artist. "He painted a spider's web on the wall which was so real- istic that the maid spent two hours trying to wipe it down," said the first, "That's too fantastic to be- lieve," replied the second. "But artists do things like that," insisted the first. "Maybe so, " conceded the second, "but maids don't." Last Meeting Until Fall BELGRAVE-The last regular meeting of the C. G. I. T. was held on Wednesday in the church school. The president, Wendy Fear opened the meet- ing and minutes were read by Audrey Coultes. Church and Sunday school attendance were recorded. Plans were made for the tea to be held on Saturday and for the banquet on .lune 16 at 7.00 o'clock. A discussion was held on entertainment and decorations. Mrs. Arthur Jackson led in the continued Bible study from Ephesians. Nancy Mason was in charge of the worship, assist- ed by Brenda VanCatnp. The Scripture was read by Brenda followed by meditation by Nancy and prayer. "Now the Day Is Over" and Taps closed the meeting. Flexible Talk about flexible! At the Lord Simcoe there's something to suit every occasion — luxury suites, economical singles — dine and dance in the Captain's Table or snack in the sparkling Cafeteria. Next time, enjoy your stay in Toronto more at the LORD SIMCOE HOTEL 150 King St. West, Toronto. Tel: 362-1848 $1,050 CASH BINGO CLINTON LIONS ARENA -9 p.m. Sharp MONDAY, MAY 31 1 Big Game for $500.00 1 Special Game for $100.00 13 Regular Games for $30.00 each 2 Share -the -Wealth Games Admission $1.00 per person; Extra and Special Cards 25c each or 5 for $1.00 Sponsored by Clinton Legion Branch 140 for Minor Sports in Clinton and District -SILVER LAKE - OPEN WATER SKIING TOURNAMENT FOR THE CARLING TROPHIES SECOND ANNUAL WATER SKI- ING COMPETITION AND SHOW WILL BE HELD AT Silver Luce -June 13 Competition for barefoot jumping and new this year, slalom skiing. Special attraction — KITE FLYING. at Silver Lake Camp, KINLOSS, on Hwy. 9