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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-12-30, Page 15SAFETY SHOES PROTECT THE FEET WITH SAFETY OXFORDS AND BOOTS Several Styles. Reasonably Priced. CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM PHONE 357-1840 Wingham Advance*Tiixles, Thursday, Dee, 00, 1965 Page 7 THEATRE H A R R I ST N Tri -County lbCROWN MIDGET January Games- 5—Gorrie at Delmore 8:30 7—Belmore at Kurtzville 9:00 14—Kurtzville at 8:00 14—Kurtzville ,at Belmore 9:00 17—Belmore at Gorrie 8:00 19—Belmore at Kurtzville 9:00 26—Gorrie at Belmore 9:00 28—Gorrie at Kurtzville 9:00 31—Belmore at Gorrie 9:00 February Games— 2--Kurtzville at Gorrie 8:00 4—Kurtzville at Belmore 9:00 11—Gorrie at Kurtzville 8:30 BANTAM January Games— 6—Wroxeter at Belgrave 9:00 5—Fordwich at Kurtzville 7:30 7—Kurtzville at Belmore 7:30 7—,Belgrave at Fordwich 7:30 10—Belmore at Wroxeter 8:00 12—Belmore at Kurtzville 9:00 12—Fordwich at Belgrave 9:00 14—Wroxeter at Kurtzville 9:00 19—Belmore at Belgrave 8:00 19—Fordwich at Wroxeter 8:00 21—Belgrave at Kurtzville 7:30 21—Belmore at Fordwich 8:00 26—Wroxeter at Belmore 7:30 26—Kurtzville at Belgrave 7:30 28—Wroxeter at Fordwich 8:00 31—Belgrave .at Wroxeter 9:00 — PHONE 357-1630 WED. 29 - THUR. 30- FRI, 31 "McHALE'S NAVY JOINS THE AIR FORCE" ' In Color Another fun - packed session with the crew from McHale's Navy Wed. and Thurs. at 8 p.m. Friday at 7:15 and 9:10 p.m, SAT., JAN. 1 -MON. 3-TUES, 4 "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" in Color ---Starring Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis - Diana Lynn If you saw this one before, you'll want to see it again, Saturday at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m, Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. 11111111111■111■1111111111111■111■II1111I1111I1111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111.131111 LYCZ11141 SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM WED: THUR: FRI. DECEMBER 29-30-31 "CRITICS CHOICE°° Colour - CinemaScope — Starring: Bob Hope - Lucille Ball - Marilyn Maxwell When Bob Hope and Lucille Ball get together there's fun for everyone. SATURDAY MATINEE JANUARY 1 "FULLER BRUSH GIRL" Also showing will be the first episode of the serial "MANHUNT OF THE AFRICAN JUNGLE." SAT.-MON.-TUES. JANUARY 1-3-4 "MISTER MOSES„ Colour - Panavision — Starring: Robert Mitchum - Carroll Baker This is the funniest and wildest African adventure ever film- ed. Fun for the family. —COMING WED.-THUR.-FRI. "WOMAN OF 11111111■111111 I I■111111111111111111■111111111111111111■1111111111111111111111111111■III■111111111111111111 NEXT JANUARY 5.6-7 STRAW" 44 DS , 0011 $ 44 /1".e 414/ea.' / firea, May the New Year be filled I I G i>' with smooth sailing for 355:. ~ • you and your loved ones. t} ca? aI W. A. HEUGHAN LEATHER GOODS oo )._41 •o Q ' °Here's ir lit / � . o. o -���� 4,#?// (ft", E ® v o _ ��. ALIGNMENT / E Alf 1"` a rousing � welcome and here's hoping you'll have a hap- , py New Year. SERVICE - WINGHAM I .• KEN'S PHONE 357-1230 ral Hockey February Games- 2—Kurtzville at Wroxeter 8:00 2—Fordwich at Belmore 7:30 4—Kurtzville at Fordwich 8:00 PEE WEE January Games- 4--Bluevale at Belmore 7:30 5—Belgrave at Fordwich 7:30 7—Bluevale at Kurtzville 7:30 7—Fordwich at Belmore 7:30 12—Belmore at Belgrave 7:30 12—Gorrie at Kurtzville 7:30 14—Belmore at Gorrie 8:00 14—Fordwich at Bluevale* 8:00 14—Belgrave .at Kurtzville 7:30 18—Bluevale at Belgrave 7:30 19—Belmore at Kurtzville 7:30 19—Gorrie at Fordwich 7:30 21—Kurtzville at Belgrave 7:30 21—Gorrie at Bluevale* 8:00 24—Kurtzville at Bluevale* 8:00 24—Belgrave at Gorrie 8:00 26---Belmore at Fordwich 7:30 28—Gorrie at Belmore 7:30 28—Fordwich at Kurtzville 7:30 28—Belgrave at Bluevale* 8:00 31—Kurtzville at Gorrie 7:30 31—Belmore at Bluevale* 7:30 February Games- 2—Fordwich at Belgrave 7:30 4--,Kurtzville at Belmore 7:30 4—Fordwich at Gorrie 8:00 9—Bluevale at Fordwich 7:30 (*) Bluevale's home games will be played in Wroxeter Arena. SQUIRT January 811h Games— Wroxeter at Fordwich 1:30 pm Belgrave at Bluevale* 10 am Belmore at Kurtzville 1.0 am January 15th Games— Fordwich • at Belmore 3 pm Belgrave at Wroxeter 3 p.m, Kurtzville at Bluevale* 10 am January 22nd Games= Kurtzville at Fordwich 1:30 pm Belgrave at Belmore 3 pm Bluevale at Wroxeter 10 am January 29th Games— Bluevale at Fordwich 1:30 pm Belmore at Wroxeter 10 am Kurtzville at Belgrave 10 am February 5th Games— Belmore at Bluevale* 10 am Fordwich at Belgrave 10 am Wroxeter at Kurtzville 10 am (*) Bluevale's home games will be played in Wroxeter Arena. WOAA Inter -county Hockey Schedule Fordwich at Gorrie (Belmore) Jan. 3 Clifford at Alma Jan. 3 Fordwich at Stone Schl, Jan, 4 Brussels at Fordwich Jan. 5 Clifford at Drayton Jan. 5 Stone School at Brussels Jan. 6 Gorrie at Fordwich Jan. 7 Alma at Drayton Jan. 7 Stone School at Clifford Jan. 7 Alma at Gorrie Jan. 10 Brussels at Clifford .Tan. 11 Drayton at Forclwich Jan. 12 Stone School at Alma Jan. 13 Gorrie at Drayton Jan, 14 Fordwich at Kurtzville Jan. 14 Clifford at Stone Schl. Jan, 14 Gorrie at Alma Jan. 17 Drayton at Clifford Jan. 18 Stone Schl. at Fordwich Jan. 19 Alma at Brussels Jan. 20 Stone Schl, at Drayton Jan. 21 Fordwich at Clifford Jan. 21 Gorrie at Kurtzville .Tan. 21 Kurtzville at Alma Jan. 24 Clifford at Gorrie Jan. 24 Drayton at Stone Schl, Jan. 26 Kurtzville at Fordwich Jan. 26 Kurtzville at Brussels Jan. 27 Kurtzville at Stone Schl. Jan. 28 Alma at Clifford Jan. 28 Gorrie at Brussels Jan. 28 Fordwich at Drayton Jan. 28 Brussels at Drayton Jan. 31. Alma at Fordwich Feb. 1 Brussels at Stone Schl, Fob. 1 Drayton at Kurtzville Feb. 2 Clifford at Brussels Feb. 3 Drayton at Alma Feb. 4 Gorrie at Stone Schl. Feb. 4 Clifford at Kurtzville Feb. 4 Brussels at Alma Feb. 7 Kurtzville at Drayton Feb. 7 Gorrie at Clifford Feb. 7 Clifford at Fordwich Feb. 9 Brussels at Kurtzville Feb. 9 Drayton at Brussels Feb. 10 Alma at Stone School Feb, 1t Kurtzville at Clifford Feb, 11 Brussels at Gorrie Feb, 14 Game Time -9:00 p.m. Observe Hunting Safety Rules 1. Treat every gun as if it were a loaded gun. 2. Be sure of your target be- fore you squeeze the trigger. 3. Never point a gun at any- thing you do not want to kill. 4. Carry your gun so the muzzle is always under control. 5. Always unload guns when Our Best Wishes to One and All for a Happy and Prosperous New Year Strikes & Spares THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE The Thursday Night bowlers held their annual turkey roll last week. Winning turkeys for high scores were Mac Ritchie with an 800 triple and Barry Fry with a 344 single. For the la- dies it was Fran Edwards with a 653 triple and 252 single. Those winning turkeys for hid- den scores were Garth Walden, Paul Rintoul, Shirley Walker, Gail Holmes, Joan Irwin and carried into camp or not in use. 6. Make sure barrel and ac- tion are clear of obstructions. 7. Unattended guns should be unloaded, ammunition stor- ed separately beyond the reach of children or careless adults. 8. Never climb a fence or jump a ditch with a loaded gun. 9. Never shoot at flat or hard objects or the surface of water. No one can control the direction of a ricochet. When sighting in, be sure your back- stop is adequate. 10. Avoid alcoholic drinks before or during the hunt -- al- cohol dulls vision, disturbs aim, impairs judgment. Ross Gordon. A very enjoyable evening followed the bowling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hap Swatridge. The door prize was won by Mrs. Sharon Jones, while Gwen's Gophers won the team prize. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies in- cluding hot mustard sandwiches by Hilda Gordon. Team standings: Gwen's Gophers 65; Sharon's Sharks 60; Dianne's Duffers 55; Audrey's Angels 48; Fran's Frantics 48; Dot's Dashes 39. 0--G--0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES' LEAGUE Team standings: Elva's Spaniels and Eva's Collies are tied for first place with 64 points. Running a close second are Bea's Hounds with 63 points. Barb's Poodles have 46 points, Jean's Shepherds have 42 points and Edna's Terriers have 37 points. Fran Edwards captured both the high single and high triple with 291 and 674. Wishing everyone a Happy and Prosperous New Year for 1966. Wroxeter Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke entertained members of his family at the community hall in Wroxeter on Christmas Day when those present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clarke and family of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clarke of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meun- ier and family of Bramalea, Mn and Mrs. Bill Clarke and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Krit- l zer and family, Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Davidson and family of Monkton, Mt. and Mrs. Garfield Johnson and Misses Mearl and Brenda Clark of Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Robinson, Belgrave. It's a good thing to save money; it might be valuable again some day. health, happiness, prosperity ... for everyone! elebrate the festive season with Cathng Black Label Beer./ the one beer so good it's made Canada famous forbear throughout the world In Canada and over 60 other countries, you can enjoy a world of flavour in the balanced beer. BLN 66.6 The CARLING BREWERIES Limited liremet. el' Red Cap Ale. 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