The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-03-02, Page 11Strikes & Spares
THEATRE
HARRISTON
— Admission Prices —
Adults $1.00 Students 75e
Children 40c
WED. 1 - mat 2 - FRI. 3
Natalie Wood and Christopher
Plummer star in
"INSIDE DAISY
CLOVER"
in Technicolor
An "inside" view of a teen's
star build-up in the 1930s —
Slightly sorid by fascinating
Recom. as Adult Entertainment
Wed, and Thursday at 8 p.m.
Friday at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m.
SAT. 4 - MON, 6 TUES, 7
"WAY - - WAY OUT"
in Color by Deluxe
The stars are Jerry Lewis and
Connie Stevens
The men in the moon need wo-
men—the result is a fast-moving
side-splitter
Recom. as Adult Entertainment
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Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Monday to Thursday at 8 ,p.m.
Friday and Saturday-2 shows
at 7:15 and 9:15; Sat, Matinee
at 2 p,m., unless otherwise noted
Prices: Adults $1,00; Students
75c; Children 40c
The two birthday girls won
all the honors this week. Shar-
on Jones won the high single
with 259 and sister Gwen Mac-
Laurin, won the high three with
660.
Ian MacLaurin didn't let his
better half show him up any.
Ian won the men's high single
with a terrific 324 and the high
triple with 820, Those two
cornerpins sure didn't want to
fall over in the tenth frame.
Leota King, Leo Balser and
Stew Forsyth were our spares for
the night. Thanks for coming
out on such a dirty night,
spares!
The team standings are be-
ginning to tighten up and as
you can see by the points, any-;
body can win. Here they are:
Paul's Plums 101 (I told you last
week that would stay the same I);
Bob's Bananas 88; there is a
two-way tie for third place,
Frank's Figs and Elwood's
Peaches each have 83 points;
Bob's Blueberries have 76 and
Stew's Prunes have 74.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
With four more regular
games to go, tension in the
Leaguer camp is mounting.
It was nice to see Louise
back with us again after such a
long lay-off, I took a survey of
the beards, and it won't be any
time at all before these cen-
tennial-minded bowlers can
borrow either Ruth's or Isabel's
rollers. And, by the way Bill
J.. we do not give cigars for
taking out the headpin, then
following through with the next
two balls. You will have to do
better than that to get a cigar.
And the question of the eve-
CROWN
ning is How come Rita and
Norman, who will be away for
the month of March, didn't
share that going-away present
with the rest of us? We're all
going to miss you, you know.
Hope you both have fun!
Team standings: Black Horse
80; Black Label 79; Red Cap78;
Vienna 68; Canadians 65; Crys-
tals 51.
The high single for the la-
dies went to Ruth Lott with a
290. She also took the high
triple with 694. (Did you use
Carl's "magic marker", Ruth?)
And for the second time in a
row, Bill Hotchkiss took the
high single with 335 and the
high triple with 797. Still nice
bowling, Bill.
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THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
SAT.-MON.-TUES. March 4-6-7
"IS PARIS BURNING"
CinemaScope — Starring:
Charles Boyer - Leslie Caron -
Kirk Douglas - Glenn Ford -
' Orson Wells
This is the true story of how
a German commander defied
Hitler and saved Paris from
destruction during World War
II, The second show on Satur-
day will start at 9:30.
SATURDAY MATINEE Mar. 4
`The Outlaws is Coming'
S Stooges comedy
COMING NEXT
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
February 15
A tie developed for men's
high single this week, Bob An-
gus and Mike Hlavach both
bowling 269. Diane Grove had
ladies' high single of 227. High
triples were rolled by Gwen
MacLaurin with 621 and Mike
Hlavach with '144.
Team standings: Marty's
Mice 91; Mike's Mules and
Ken's Kougars 90; Joe's Jacks,
69; Brian's Brutes 68; Bob's
Bearcats 54.
February 22
Marion McLennan had la-
dies' high single and high triple
with 251 and 263 this week.
Ken Saxton Jr. had men's high
single of 315 and Mike Hlavach
had high triple of 789.
Team standings; Mike's
Mules and Ken's Kougars, 97;
Marty's Mice 96; Joe's Jacks,
69; Brian's Brutes 68 and Bob's
Bearcats 56„
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LADIES' LEAGUE
The Violets are back on a
winning streak once more tak-
ing all 7 points to give them a
total of 124; the Lillies in sec-
ond place with 104 points took
5; the hyacinths in third place
took 4 points and now have a
total of 83; the Asters in fourth
place took 3 for a total of 75;
the Marigolds in fifth place re-
main at 60; the rear-guard Dais-
ies took 3 points and now have
58, Ever since \larg got her
new glasses the Daisies have
WED,-THUR.-FRI. Mar. 1-2-3
"WHEN THE BOYS
MEET THE GIRLS"
Color-CinemaScope — Starring:
Connie Francis - Harve Presnell
Herman's Hermits - Liberace
This is a musical treat star-
ring teen favorite Connie Fran-
cis; add Gershwin and rock 'a'
Toil and you have a musical
treat for all the family.
Bill Strong 1'78 for the Strikes.
Bruce Boyd 253 single, 437
double, Don Collar 233 single,
421 double and Barb Dauphin
215, proved too much for the
opposition as they breezed to
an easy victory over Joann's
Jonas despite a fine 234 single
and 431 double rolled by that
tall red-haired chap, Jim Hen-
derson.
Dianne's Raiders took the
extra point from shorthanded
Jennifer's Jokers despite Doug
Mowbray's 228 single, 401 dou-
ble. Top for Raiders was Larry
Gordon with 209 single, 386
double.
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Beware that foul line gang
because we're going to start de-
ducting points for those going
over the foul line.
Four overtime
periods to win
FORDWICH—A very large
crowd was in attendance at the
local arena last Wednesday
night when the Fordwich squirts
were hosts to Belgrave squirts,
At the end of regulation
time the game was tied at 2-2
and after going into the fourth
period of overtime Belgrave
feored. The first game in this
series was also divided in the
third period of overtime with
Belgrave breaking the tie.
Congratulations to Belgrave
squirts on winning the trophy
and also congratulations to the
local boys who played very
good games all season, and es-
pecially in the play-offs,-
THIRD IN BRUSSELS
GORRIE—The Lions bonspiel
was held at Brussels on Wednes-
day,
Winner in the eleven o'clock
draw was William Stratychtik's
rink of Brussels. Alkiti Ranh of
Brussels was second and Gordon
Edgar's rink of Gorrie was third.
The Edgar rink was comprised
of DeWitt Adams, Lionel John ,
ston, and Burton Hubbard,
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Wingham vs. Clinton Midgets
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Recreation Corner
BY KEN BENJAMIN
The Wingham midgets are
the only local hockey club still
in contention for a WOAA
championship with what could
be the final game being played
in Wingham Friday night at
8:30. The first game of the
series saw Wingham down Gila.
ton by a 6-1 score in an exeit.
jog game.
The Wingham juveniles were
eliminated from competition
during the past week but I would
like to offer our thanks to Jon
Bateson as coach.
The drama club workshop
was held in the town hall over
the week-end but poor weather
conditions kept attendance
down. Mr. Faultner from Tor-
onto provided excellent advice
and those able to get in for the
course were well rewarded.
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At the arena, public skating
will be held on Thursday from
8;00 to 10;00 p.m., on Satur-
day from 2:00 to 4;00 p.m. and
on Sunday from 2;00 to 4;00
p.m.
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A Red Cross leader patrol
course is being held in Owen
Sound from March 21 to 31.
Anyone wishing further informa-
tion on the course should con-
tact Ken Benjamin at 357-3550.
Full house for
Berry Door 'spiel
A Teeswatet rink walked off
with the top honors in the an-
nual Stanley-Derry bonspiel stag-
ed at the local curling rink on
Saturday. Skipped by Mac Ea.
die the rink had three wins and
a plus of 21. They headed the
late draw and edged out the
winners of the nine o'clock
draw, a Brussels rink skipped by
Jack Bowman, who had three
wins with a plus of 14.
In the early draw Jack Lloyd's
foursome of Wingham were in
second place with a two and
nine count while Ed Norrington
of Owen Sound led his crew to
third place with two wins and
plus of nine, but an aggregate
of five as compared to the Wing
ham rink's aggregate of seven.
Campbell of Seaforth was the
consolation. •
Jim Murray, at 83, Wing-
ham's oldest curler, brought his
rink into the money when they
won second place in the late
draw with two wins and a plus of
8. Another Wingham rink skip-
ped by Alan MacKay was in
third spot with two and four.
Bruce Ross of Kincardine won
the consolation.
Rinks from Owen Sound, Han-
over, Brussels, Seaforth, Tees-
water, St. Marys, Belgrave,
Kincardine and Wingham com-
peted.
Win semi-finals
GORRIE—Tri-County Pee
Wees played Kurtzville Pee
Wees Wednesday night of last
week at Kurtzville, in the sec-
ond game in the best 2 out of
3 series, Gorrie won 11 to 3
over Kurtzville taking the semi-
finals in two straight games.
Curling Club
Activities
The play-offs for the Janu-
ary and February mixed round
robin, in which there were 32
rinks, were completed at the
week-end, Murray Rae's rink
won, with Edith Rathbun, Steve
Majka and Audrey Gamrnage
making up the rink. Warren
Callan was runner-up and the
members of his rink were Clara
Harrison, Lee Grove and Sheila
Cameron.
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The next mixed draw, to be
husband and wife rinks, started
this week. Mixed curling has
become very popular this sea-
son. Again there will be 32
rinks in the round robin,
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Play-offs for the men's draw
in February starts this week-
end.
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Other events to take place in
the next few weeks will be the
Junior Tankard play-off on
March 4; the Farmers mixed
bonspiel, March 8, and the Hir-
am Walker 'spiel on March 18.
Candice Foxton rolls 221 single, 318 double
STILL WINNING AT 8 — Jim Murray,
Wingham's oldest curler, can still lead a
rink into the money. He is shown centre,
after winning second place at the Stanley-
Berry bonspiel on Saturday, being con-
gratulated by club president, Lloyd Case-
more. Members of his rink are from the
left, Bill Hanula, Stan Orien and Bob Dey-
ell. The rink had two wins and a plus of
8.—A-T Photo.
A TEESWATER RINK skipped by Mac Eadie,
second right, won the Stanley-Berry bon-
spiel here on Saturday. Plant manager
Herb Fuller, centre, presented the trophy
and keepers. Otherrink'members are-rleft
Bob McKague, vice; Redmond MacDonald,
second, and right, Jack McBurney, lead.
They scored three wins with a plus of 21.
JUNIORS
The boys took the back seat
to the girls this week as Can-
dice Foxton rolled a mighty
fine 227 single and 278 double.
Good going, Candice. The
Crooks seemed to steal all the
honors as boy's high single was
shared by two members of the
Crooks, Bruce Skinn and David
Walker with 1'76, but Bruce had
another fine game of 173 to
take the double honor with 349
double.
Jane Ann's Gentries white-
washed Kathy's Killers, led by
Steven Langridge with 165 sin-
gle, 313 double. Tops for the
Killers was Kathy Ross with 153
Centennial Queen
DANCE
WED., MARCH 29
DANCING FROM 9 TO 1
— at the ---
HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
TO THE MUSIC OF
Lionel Thornton
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
SPONSORED BY THE
WINGHAM LIONS CLUB
Admission: $3.00 per couple
Country Curlers
hold bonspiel
A Seaforth rink won the Bel-
grave Hereford Farms trophy in
the nine o'clock draw in the
Country Club bonspiel held
here last Wednesday, with 3
wins plus 7. A. J. Wright was
skip, William Campbell was
vice, Don McKercher, second
and Robert Fotheringham, lead.
Ivan Rivett's rink of Goder-
ich was second with 2 wins plus
12; third, a rink of Huron Coun-
ty Soil and Crop Improvement
Association members skipped
by Doug Miles, 2 wins plus 11;
consolation, Lloyd Wheeler's
rink from Brussels.
In the eleven o'clock draw
Mac Eadie's Wingham rink
claimed the A. L. Montgomery
trophy with 3 wins plus 7. Oth-
er members of the rink were
Bob McKague, vice, Red Mac-
Donald, second and Elmer
Bruce, lead.
Murray Shielr s Wingham
rink was second with Mason
Robinson, Jack Shiell and Roy
Robinson making up the four-
some. They had 2 wins plus
13. Jack Bowman skipped the
third place team; Sam Sweeney
was vice, Jim Bowman, second
and William Elston, lead. The
consolation prize was won by a
Palmerston rink skipped by John
Reid.
One of the most difficult in-
struments to learn is second fid-
dle.
been slowly coming to life. Not
many weeks left girls, so good
luck,
Ruth Tiffin had the single
with 325 and Gwen MacLautin
the triple with 773.
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LLOYD'S LEAGUE
Diane English took top hon-
ors again for the ladies with a
single of 267 and a triple of
650. For the men's high single
and triple it was Bill Johnston
with 300 and '774.
The standings: Jungle Jim's
team still on top with 107; Di-
ane's Dimwits 96; Wes' Winos
90; Paulin's Pollywogs 7'7; An-
dy's Pandas 57 and Bob's Beat-
les 56,
single and Barry Gardner con-
tinued his steady rolling with
games of 161 and 159. Jean-
ette's Jets continued to fly as
they took 5 points from Mari-
lyn's Muskateers with Tom
Lee's 167 single being the only
good line rolled on these two
teams. Candice Crooks eked
out the extra point from Ruth
Ann's Rollers.
Come on gang, Candice was
the only one really rolling this
week -- let's see some im-
provement next week.
BANTAMS
This crew continues to
amaze us with their steady im-
provement. David Tiffin with
183 single and 322 double just
stole full honors by pins from
Bradley Simmons who rolled a
180 single (take note brother
Larry) and 319 double.
The Donald Ducks regained
their knack as they took 5
points from Caspers with strong
games by Bradley Simmons and
my good friend Murray "Mae"
Hunter (you should see this guy
wink -- he can change eyes as
quick as a wink) with 16'7 sin-
gle, 304 double.
The Batmen were still flying
as they took a full count of 5
points from Tweeties. Helping
David Tiffin were Jay Mac-
Laurin 129, 105, Lynn Foxton
114 and Janice Rae 101, Think
that is new high for Janice --
congratulations. Tops for
Tweeties, Roger Tiffin 120,
Bill Staight 120, 106, Patricia
Willie 104.
On alleys 1 and 2 a real bat-
tle with the Bunnies beating the
Lulus by a mere 6 pins. Mar-
lene Foxton continued to top
the gals as she rolled 165 and
150 for a fine 315 double. Tops
for the Bunnies, Jeff Croskill
151, 125, Debbie Hull 129 and
Bradley Coulter 115,
Keep up the good rolling
gang.
INTERMEDIATES
Another 300 line as Ran Goy
rolled a 323 and 477 doullle to
spark the Pups to an unanimous
decision over the Strikes. Ric-
key Gardner rolled 242 for the
Puns while Wayne Gordon rolls
ed 190, Stacia Desmarais 178,
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