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Girls Break Records in 10 Events
With Double Features, Each
Feature Shown Once.
The Main Feature is
Shown Last.
Box Office opens 8 o'clock
First Show starts at Dusk
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MAY 12-13
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"ZORBA the GREEK"
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A fascinating and absorbing
story of a man who stood out
among men.
Wed. and 'Thurs. at 9 p.m.
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Friday 13 through Sat. 21
Presenting the great Academy
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MY FAIR LADY
in glorious Technicolor
Starring
AUDREY HEPBURN - REX
HARRISON and co-starring
STANLEY HOLBORN
Matinee Sat. 14 and Sat. 21
at 1:30 p.m.
Evenings - Monday through
Thursday at 8:00 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 6:30 and
9:30 p.m.
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PRICES
MATINEE:
Adults $1.00; Students 75e;
Children SOc
EVENING:
Adults $1.25; Students 75c;
Children 50e
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Senior Boys 64.3; 1. Jim
Whitfield; 2. Gary Walden; 3.
David Walsh.
ONE MILE
Junior Boys 5.45;4; 1. John
Rae2. Bob Corrigan; 3. George
Johnston.
Intermediate Boys 5.58:2:1.
Rae Mathers; 2. Roger Searson;
3. Arie DeBruyn.
Senior Boys 5.08:6: 1. Jack
Galbraith; 2. Brian Caslick; 3.
Doug Alcorn.
Two Mile Relay 10.52; 1.
Jack Galbraith; 2. John Haa-
snoot; 3. Rae Mathers,
120 YARD HIGH HURDLES
Junior Boys 20.4; 1. Dale
Wardley; 2. Jim Taylor; 3.
Brian Miller.
Intermediate Boys 18.4: 1.
Norman Cronin: 2. Don Cronin;
3. Doug Elliott.
Senior Boys 20.3; 1, Gordon
McMurray; 2, John White; 3.
David Sleightholm.
440 YARD RELAY
Junior Girls 1.09: 1. Debbie
Foxton, Theresa DeBruyn,
Elaine Neyer, Ruth Jermyn; 2.
Jill McPherson, Pat Zurbrigg,
Kathy Renwick, Anne Kieffer;
3. Ruth Ann Rich, Bonnie Wil-
lie, Barb White, Mary Ellen
Walsh,
Senior Girls 1,08,2; 1. Nor-
ma Smith, Sigberta DeBruyn,
Rina Jouwsma, Sally Galbraith;
2. Cheryl Haskins, Alma Conn,
Joanne Elliott, Ruth Mathers.
Junior Boys 59.0: 1, Monty
Templernan, Bill Skinn, Don
Pletch, Greg Wilson; 2, Robert
Corrigan, Gary Brenzil, Paul
Guest, Larry Gordon; 3. Larry
Bray, Larry Dane, Thomas
Black, Donald Collar.
880 Yd. Relay 1.57: 1. Kev-
in Fisher, Tom Miller, John
Welwood, Bruce Boyd; 2, Brian
Carr, Doug Gibson, Arie De-
Bruyn, Peter Callan; 3. Doug
Elliott, Jamie Douglas, Paul
Tiffin, Don Morrison.
880 YARD DASH
Junior Boys 2.45: 1. Larry
Bray; 2. George Johnston; 3.
John Phillips.
Intermediate Boys 2.27.9:
1. Lloyd Peacock; 2. John
Haasnoot; 3. Bruce Boyd.
Senior Boys 2.20: 1. Jack
Galbraith; 2. Brian Caslick; 3.
Steve Gorrie,
440 YARD DASH
Junior Girls 122.7 (Record):
1. Theresa DeBruyn; 2. Jane
Harrison; 3. Barb Boyd.
Senior Girls 125.9 (Record):
1. Sheila Ireland; 2, Ann Ver-
beek; 3. Ruth Mathers.
RUNNING BROAD
Junior Girls 13'2"; 1. Ther-
esa DeBruyn; 2. Jean Newton;
3. Pat Walker.
Senior Girls 14'2": 1. Sig-
berta DeBruyn; 2. Diane Grove;
3. Sally Galbraith.
Junior Boys 15'11"; 1. Dale
Wardley; 2. Gary Bauer; 3.
Murray Dawson.
Intermediate Boys 17'2" (Re-
cord): 1, Norm Corrin; 2. Don
Willie; 3. Peter Callan.
Senior Boys 18'1" (Record):
1. Wallace Houston; 2. Jack
Galbraith; 3. Murray Procter.
STANDING BROAD
Junior Girls; 6'41"; 1. Ren-
nae MacKenzie; 2. Jane Camp-
bell; 3. Pat Walker.
Senior Girls; 7'4" (Record):
1. Sigberta DeBruyn; 2. Linda
Martin; 3. Linda Mann.
II OP- STEP- AND-JI IMP
Junior Boys 31'6"; 1. Mal-
colm Anderson; 2. George Wal-
lace; 3. Andy Lane.
Intermediate Boys 35'10";
1. Doug Gibson; 2. Don Rae;
3. Dave Gowing,
Senior Boys 35'10"; 1. Jim
Whitfield; 2, Murray Procter;
3. George Walden.
HIGH JUMP
Junior Girls 3'11"; 1. Joan
Remington; 2. Jane Harrison; 3.
Bonnie Willie.
Senior Girls 3'9": 1, Norma
Smith; 2. Beverley Soloman; 3.
Dixie Cretier.
Junior Boys 4'5": 1. Keith
Perrott; 2. Andy Lane; 3. Dale
Wardley.
Intermediate Boys 4'11"; 1,
Kevin Fisher; 2. Mark Wardley;
3. Jim Henderson.
Senior Boys 4'10": 1. George
Kerr; 2. Jim Whitfield; 3. B.
Caslick.
SOFTBALL THROW
Junior Girls: 1. Jill McPher-
son 117'7"; 2, Mary Ann
Cruickshank; 3. Marjorie Eadie.
Sr. Girls 118': 1, Diane
Grove; 2. Marjorie Smith; 3. '
Pat Currah.
POLE VAULT
Junior Boys 4' 1": 1, George
Welwood.
Intermediate Boys 7'2"; 1.
Bryan Walden; 2. Arie DeBruyn;
3. Jamie Douglas.
Senior Boys 7': 1, Dennis
Douglas; 2. Steve Gorrie.
SHOT PUT
Junior Girls 23'6" (Record):
1. Ruth Wilbee; 2. Susan Czer-
niawski; 3. Diane Chimney.
Senior Girls 23'5": 1, Kath-
erine Harkness; 2. Bonnie Ad-
ams; 3. Marjorie Smith.
Junior Boys 38'8"; 1. Ed.
Ross; 2. John Scott; 3. Ken
Dickinson.
Intermediate Boys 34'11'':1.
Don Rae; 2. Harvey Mann; 3.
Doug Gibson.
Senior Boys 39': 1. Wallace
Hueston; 2, Don Hodgins; 3.
Joe Manjin.
DISCUS
Junior Girls 56'4" (Record):
1. Bonnie Willie; 2. Mary Ann
Cruickshank; 3. Marlene Wad-
el.
Senior Girls 51'9"; 1. Bar-
bara Gower; 2, Wendy Ireland;
3. Katherine Harkness.
Junior Boys 88'6-1"; 1, Mit-
chell DeZeeuw; 2. George Val-
iance.
Intermediate Boys 89': 1.
Harvey Mann; 2. John O'Mal-
ley; 3. Carmen Hamilton.
Senior Boys 115' (Record); 1.
Don Hodgins; 2. Wallace Hues-
ton; 3. Murray Procter.
geD
activities
PACK "A"
Pack "A" met at the Scout
House on Tuesday of last week.
Attendance was 26. Books were
marked. The pack then came
to order and the green sixer,
Jimmie Ritter led in the Grand
Howl, assisted by Michael King
The boys were taken out-
side for a game and as the
weather was quire cool they
came into the Scout House for
instruction period. Boys, re-
member you must know your
knots but then continue to
practise them.
The new books, "The Way
to the Stars" were handed out.
This is a new five star book.
This month we are working on
the "Red Star".
Remember our camporee is
the first week-end in June. We
have been studying Thrift and
many have passed, so we are
hoping that you can do extra
errands or yard and garden work
to make enough to pay your
fee. This would show you did
know thrift in second star re-
quirement.
The pack held closing exer-
cises and the boys were to go
straight home.
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Scouter Fridenburg and the flag
was lowered. A Court of Honor
followed the meeting.
The leaders wish to thank
the Scouts and fathers who turn-
ed out on Saturday to make the
paper drive a real success. We
sincerely hope that the Camp-
oree on the week-end receives
the same enthusiasm. We leave
the Scout House Friday at 6:00
p.m. and arrive back Sunday
at about 5:30 p.m., leaving
camp at 2:30.
SEE CLOSING RALLY ON
TELEVISION
SUNDAY, MAY 15
3:00 4:00 P.M. - CHANNELS 8 and 13
JOIN THE MORE THAN 78,000 WHO ATTENDED
LEIGHTON FORD GRAND VALLEY CRUSADE
W,D.H.S. held its annual
track and field day on May 3
despite the cold weather.
The house league standings
of the day were as follows, Red
101 points, Yellow 88, Black
77, White 73, Purple 65, Blue
54, Green 43 and Orange 39.
The senior boys' award was
won by Wallace Houston, the
intermediate boys' award by
Norman Corrin and junior, Dale
Wardley.
The senior girls champion
was Sigberta DeBruyn, and the
junior champion, Theresa De-
Bruyn.
The following events are
listed with the winners, the
winning time or distance and a
school record if one was broken.
The top two winners partici-
pated in the Huron-Perth track
meet yesterday (Wednesday).
EVENTS
80 M. HURDLES
Junior Girls 18.0 (Record):1.
Jill McPherson; 2. Anne Kief-
fer; 3. Mary Joan Corrin,
Senior Girls 18,4 (Record):
1. Mary Schwartzentruber; 2,
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Nancy Mason; 3. Dixie Cretier.
100 YARD DASH
Junior Girls 14.4: 1. Joanne
Elliott; 2. Debbie Foxton; 3.
Linda Harkness.
Senior Girls 15.2: 1. Sig-
berta DeBruyn; 2. Helen John-
ston; 3. Beverley Soloman.
Junior Boys 12.2: 1. Dale
Wardley; 2. John Phillips; 3.
Mac Anderson.
Intermediate Boys 11.9: 1.
Peter Callan; 2. Ron Elliott; 3.
Ron McBurney,
Senior Boys 11.8: 1. Wal-
lace Houston; 2. Don Winter-
mute; 3. Hugh McBurney.
220 YARD DASH
Junior Girls 33.2 (Record):
1. Theresa DeBruyn; 2. Debbie
Foxton; 3. Ruth Ann Rich.
Senior Girls 30.6 (Record):
1. Sigberta DeBruyn; 2. Sally
Galbraith; 3. Rina Jouwsma,
Junior Boys 29.4; 1. Larry
Nethery; 2. Malcolm Anderson;
3. Robert Tiffin.
Intermediate Boys 25.6 (Re-
cord): 1. Bill Kerr; 2. David
Gowing; 3. Brian Carr.
Senior Boys 26.9: 1. 'Gary
Walden; 2. Gordon McMurray;
3. Murray Procter.
440 YARD DASH
Junior Boys 70.2: 1. George
Valiance; 2. Larry Nethery; 3.
Don Pletch.
Intermediate Boys 64.3; 1.
Malcolm McLeod; 2. John Haa-
snoot; 3. Tom O'Donnell.
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BY P.L. BILL FULLER
A large number of Scouts
attended last Wednesday night's
meeting. Scoutmaster Friden-
burg opened the meeting and
Scout Bob LaRose broke the
flag. Inspection and collec-
tion of dues followed.
The boys went to their pa-
trol rooms for a study period,
which was followed by a game
of "Indians and Messengers" un-
der P.L. Fuller of the Panther
Patrol.
The Scouts going to the
Camporee May 13 to 15 were
given a list of personal equip-
ment needed and further in-
structions were given.
The meeting was closed by
Lady Golfers
Elect Officers
Mrs. Alan Williams was
elected president of the lady
golfers at the opening meeting
held at the club house Monday
afternoon. She succeeds Mrs.
Matt Boyd.
Other officers for the 1966
season are secretary, Mrs.
Douglas Rathbun; treasurer, '
Mrs. F. E. Madill. Games cap-
tains will be Mrs. R. H. Lloyd
and Mrs. Eric Walden.
A pot-luck supper for both
ladies and gentlemen will mark
the official opening of the sea-
son on Monday, May 23.
SPONSORED AND OVERSEEN BY:
Wingham Fire Department
Wingham Kinsmen Club
Wingham Lions Club
Wingham Business Association
Wingham Br. 180, Royal Canadian Legion
Wingham Sportsmen's Club
MONDAY NIGHT
MAY 23
On April the 30th students
from W.D.H.S. competed in
the Huron-Perth Senior Bad-
minton Championships at Clin-
ton. Murray Procter won the
boys singles. The team finish-
ed 3rd out of 8 schools.
Come and Bring the
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