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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-12-14, Page 15"THE IDEAL GIFT" Christmas Slippers Snow Boots Dress Shoes for all the family CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 357.1840 Th A I - ,- • 111 0114111111411411111.111111111111111.111111111 4Cea 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 40e WED,-THUR.-FRI, Dec. 13.1445 "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" CinemaScope Starring: George Hamilton • Susan Oliver This is the true Hank Williams Story, We've brought it back by special request. Make sure you see it this time around, SAT, MAT. (Special) Dec, 16 "SANTA CLAUS" All seats 50c. One showing at 2 p,m, Every child attending this matinee will receive a free ticket to attend the matinee next Saturday afternoon, So make sure you are there, SAT.-MON.-TUES. Dec. 16.18.19 "THE RARE BREED" Colour-CinemaScope - Starring! Jimmie Stewart Maureen O'Hara - Brian Keith This is a tale of Texas where anything can happen and often does. COMING NEXT: WED.-THUR.-FRI. Dec, 20.21.22 "NOT WITH MY WIFE YOU DON'T" 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111EIIIIIIIIIHM CROWN 0 THEATRE HARRISTON - Admission Prices - Adults $1,00 Students 75c Children 40c WED. 13 • THUR. 14 • FRI. 15 A thrilling tale of suspense in the Berlin of today In Color and. Starring George Segal - Alec Guinness "THE QUILLER MEMORANDUM" Recom, as Adult Entertainment Wed. and Thurs. at 8:00 p.m. Friday at 7:15 and 9:05 p.m. SAT. 16 • MON. 18 - TUES. 19 ,A good time awaits you when you see "GOOD TIMES" in Color with George Sanders • Sony & Cher On the same program - Audie Murphy in "THE TEXAN" in Technicolor Saturday at 7:15. and 8:30 p.m. Mon. and Tues. at 8:00 p.m. FREE MERCHANTS' MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:15 P.M. THE ULTIMATE IN Snow Tires NEW PREMIUM QUALITY E PLORE Gives SURE TRACTION and CONTROL in WINTER DRIVING Extra Pre-Drilled Tread for Metal Safety Studs gives added traction SAFETY PLUS STUDDING NEW TIRES ONLY - KEN-GRIP STUDS - - KEN-GRIP GUN - OUR MISTAKE Our apologies to the Wing- ham Lions Club. Last week, while mentioning the midget team we mistakenly stated that they were sponsored by the Legion. Coach Doug Skinn was quick to correct us A large crowd is expected at the arena Friday night for the exhibition games with Detroit. Wingham will gain another good netminder at the first of the year. Bill Trines of Streets- ville will be moving to Wing- ham and is reported to ,be steady in the nets. Bill is only 15, midget age, but may be looking at a junior position. .George Thomas, manager of the local Industrial Accep- tance Corporation office, has taken on some officiating duties in local minor hockey. SKATING AT THE ARENA There has been a special time set aside for parents and pre-schoolers on Tuesday morn- ings from 10:00 to 11;30, and Thursday afternoons from 2:00 to 3:30. Last week there were only a few who took advantage of this and it is hoped that more will be able to do so. Those who have been over during these periods have found lots of room to teach their young- sters without worrying about faster skaters. SQUIRTS START HOCKEY SCHEDULE Two exciting hockey games were seen at the arena on Saturday morning as the squirts took to the ice. The Rangers downed the Red Wings 4-2 in the opener and Cana- diens walloped Leafs 4-I in the second game. This Saturday Canadiens meet Rangers at 9;00 a.m. and the Leafs take on the Red Wings at 10:00. SPORT SHORTS The "180 Sports" report another donation of $20, cour- tesy of Jack Hodgins of Hodgins- McDonald Lumber. Donations are still welcome. Contact Charlie Lee and he will arrange to have it picked up. Phone 357-1383....In North Huron Broomball at Brussels Thursday night, Brussels girls defeated Teeswater 3-0, Belgrave down- ed Belmore 3-1 and Brussels won 3-1 over Wingham.... The Western Foundry annual bons- piel was held at the Wingham Curling Club on Wednesday. Trophy winner was the Dungan- non rink skipped by Ivan Rivett who won the 9 o'clock draw with 3 wins and a plus of 12. Second in the early draw was the Western Foundry rink head- ed by Harvey Fisher, and third was the Jack Bowman rink of Brussels. In the 11 o'clock draw, Pere Shultis' Western Foundry rink with 3 wins and a plus" of 5 was first. Richard Wehmeyer's Wingham rink was second and third was the rink of Mac Inglis of Belmore. Never put off until tomorrow necessary purchases you can make today, as tomorrow the price will most likely be higher. ALL SORTS "A FAN IN THE STANDS" LADIES' BROOMBALL OFFICERS ELECTED Members of the ladies' section of the North Huron Broomball League have elected their executive for the year and drawn up the schedule. Officers are president, Maxine Morrison; vice- president, Dianne Casemore; secretary-treasurer, Shirley Baird; l and executive members, Marlene Wardell of Teeswater and Joyce Souch of Blyth. The schedule for the year follows: Dec. 14 - 8100 - Brussels vs. Myth - at Brussels Dec. 18 - 7;15 - Wingham vs. Teeswater - at Wingham Dec. 19 - 7;00 - Blyth vs Brussels - at Blyth Dec. 21 - 8:00 - Brussels vs. Belgrave - at Brussels Jan. 2. - 8:00 - Blyth vs Teeswater - at Blyth Jan. 4 - 8:00 Belgrave vs Wingham - at Brussels Jan. 8 - 7:15 - Wingham vs Blyth Wingham Jan. 9 - 7:00 Teeswater vs Brussels - at Teeswater Jan. 11 - 8;00 - Brussels vs Wingham - at Brussels Jan. 15 - 7:15 - Belgrave vs Teeswater - at Wingham Jan. 16 - 7:00 - Blyth vs Wingham - at Blyth Jan. 18 - 8;00 - Belgrave vs Blyth - at Brussels Jan. 22 - 7:15 - Belgrave vs Brussels - at Wingham Jan. 23 - 7;00 - Teeswater vs Wingham - at Teeswater Jan. 23 - 7:00 - Blyth vs Belgrave - at Blyth Jan 30 - 7;00 - Teeswater vs Blyth - at Teeswater. A GODERICH RINK won the Western Foundry Trophy last Wednesday evening at the annual bonspiel. From the left are Bill Robertson, second; Ivan Rivett, skip, receiving the trophy from Foundry presi- dent Dick LeVan; Elmer Robertson, lead, and Roy Fisher, vice. The rink had three wins and a plus of 12.-A-T Photo. TAKING SECOND PLACE in the Western Foundry bonspiel on Wednesday of last week, was a rink from Brantford, skipped by Perc Shultis on the right. From the left are Bill Hurley, lead; Roy Coifing, second, Ross Hamilton, 'spiel chairman, Al Spence, vice. The rink won the late draw with a count of three wins and a plus of five. -Advance-Times Photo. TRAIN TO TORONTO Ask about convenient departure and return times FgpM $ tra--war marlhh.. m* 3.60 ONE wily 00 RARE For information, phone the local CN Passenger Sales Office CANADIAN NATIONAL Wingham Advance•Times, Thursday, Dec, 14. 1967 r Page 1 INTERNATIONAL. EXHIBITION HOCKEY Detroit Midgets vs, Wingham Midgets Detroit Juveniles YS! Listowel Jr! "C's" FRI. DEC, 15 WINGHAM ARENA "--•N‘" /".`%1".• lf,`","%lt,VsN,,,,,,k-st).-,,-...-- COMING NEXT: WED. 20 THUR. 21 - FRI. 22 "PREHISTORIC WOMEN" and "THE DEVIL'S OWN" Both features are recommended as Adult Entertainment ALIGNMENT SERVICE Ph. 357-1230, Wingham 4.1611ffiliSOMIIFIS111111111•111111MIM 1140,10•1161101131111111•111001.1 Junior bowling BANTAMS No sooner said than done! Last week I mentioned that it would not surprise me if some- one in this league rolled a 200 game. Well it happened, as Lynn Foxton rolled a 210. Ter- rific bowling Lynn, keep no the good work. The girls continued to lead the way as two girls fol- lowed Lynn's fine bowling with games over 150. Marlene Fox- ton rolled 161, and Christine Rae 152. Jamie Smith came up with boys' high double 257 with Jay MacLaurin having 133 high single for the boys. Nice to see some new names hitting the 100 mark; Cathy Schiestal 134, 102 (I told you Aunt Joyce, I could so bowl over 100); Lawrence Norman 113, 107; Jay MacLaurin 111, 133; Joanne Croskill 121; Christine Rae 152, 129; Cindy Cook lle; Laura Saunders 103; Jeff Cros- kill 101, 101; (see your sister had a higher single this week Jeff -- let's change that next week); Steven Readman 104; Patricia Wharton 148, 114, (nice games Patricia); Brian Gordon 123, 114; Janet Gorrie 113; Marlene Foxton 161, 107 (a few less headpins in that first game and Marlene would have been over 200); Elizabeth Weh- meyer 122; Patricia Willie 105, 125; Jamie Smith 127, 130; Lynn Foxton 210, 123. It is good to see the steady improvement--just note how many of these beginners had both games over 100 -- keep up the fine bowling gang. JUNIORS Well we had one fellow knocking on that old 300 door- step as Steven Watson came through with the high single of 280 -- that's good rolling in any league. Steven also took the high double with 429 and Jeff Lockridge,not too far be- hind on,two fine games had 219, 180. Nice to see David Walker hitting the 200 mark with 203 in his second game. Julie Foxton, another from the family of fine bowlers, took both honors for the girls with high single 167, double 323. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES' LEAGUE It's nice to see' new names on the 225 list this week: Joyce Gardner 229, Connie Foxton 228, Ruth Tiffin 225, Helen Casemore 260, Shirley Storey 264 and 252, Ruby McLennan 271, Dorothy Bain 233, Sharon Skinn 270, Gwen MacLaurin 225. Shirley Storey had the high single with a 299 and the high triple with 815. The team standings are really close with only 5 points between the top and bottom teams. The girls will really be fighting for points this week. The Wheaties have 45, Fluffs 43, Cheerios 42, Muffets 41, Shreddies 41 and Trix 40. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE The fight for first place has turned into a full scale war. Hilda's Humbugs have made a fantastic drop while Marilyn's Maple Buds and Marg:s Mints are moving up just as rapidly. Gwen MacLaurin led the way in the ladies' department, with a 307 for the high single and a 778 triple to make a clean sweep. Bill Hotchkiss topped the men with a 303 single and a 784 triple. Here are the standings: Hilda's Humbugs 51, Marg's Mints 49, Marilyn's Maple Buds 49, Laura's Secords 44, Gail's Gum Drops 41. Many thanks to the spares last week -- Gloria Thomas, Frank Burke, Jean Lunn, Lois Cerson, Gary Storey. INTERMEDIATES A real battle for the high single and once again the girls showed their supremacy as Barbara Dauphin rolled 275 to beat the top single for the boys' 268 rolled by Bryan Walden. Scene real improvement here with five hitting over 400 doubles, Bryan Walden 480, Ken Rae 416, Rickey Gardner 415, Doug Mowbray 413, Barb- ara Dauphin 409. The girls were in fine form with three games over 200, Barb ara Dau- phin 275, Patti king 233, Barbara Boyd 206. For the guys, games over 200 included Bryan Walden 268, 212 (mighty fine rollin eh, Eric?), Barry Gardner 215 and brother Rickey 23'7, Ross Caslick 218, Don Collar 226, Ken rae 217, Larry Gordon 215, Lee Grove 218, Doug Mowbray 203, 213, Don Rae 207. How about a 300 game next week gang? Everything's more fun with an AGFAMATIC yfirst, ^‘,,rt‘;• ,^-•• THE WORLD'S MOST WANTED COLOUR SLIDE CAMERA (fully automatic, of course) UNDER $65.00 Wow! Lynn Foxton rolls 210 single Strikes & Spares For pictures you can't wait to show! Poor Dismal Dan still wonders why He never gets a glance, But without an Agfamatic He just doesn't stand a chancel Come in for a FREE demonstration MAXWELL STUDIO PHONE 357-1851 WINGHAM But Happy Harry knows the score, Photography's a breeze, With his one-step Agfamatic, Every picture's sure to please! WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE It was a great night for some of the distaff members of the group. Jude Small had a high single with 241 and fol- lowed that with a 118; Jean Lunn had a 230 and Edna Mae Armstrong had a 217. High female triple went to the cap- tain of the Kiddie Kars, Kaye Swan, with 564. Gary Zuber led the way for the men with a 301; Bill Stephenson 280; Marty Adler 254 and 253; Ken Saxton Jr., 250 and high triple of 736. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Not too much to report this week. Everyone was on their best behavior and bowling to the best of their ability. One thing worthy of mention was the fact there were ten spares present, Thanks to each and everyone of them. Memo to our president's poor wife: I hope there won't be too many weeks like this when you spend all day Tues- day on the phone. Our spares were Carl Good- year, Lois Cerson, L. Statia, Bruce Machan (who incidental- ly had one of THOSE nights), Don Rae, Helen Casemore, Mac Ritchie, Brian Walden, Bill Crawford and Ian MacLaur- in. Ladies' single and triple went to Dorothy Cameron with 294 and 709. Ian took the men's honors with 265 and 696. Standings are; Ontario 58, British Columbia 41, Manitoba 40„Nova Scotia 35, Alberta 30 and Sasketchewan 28. MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE The Rangers pulled off an upset this week, taking seven hard earned points from the league leading Canadiens. Only a month ago, these same Rang- ers were in fifth place but steady bowling by Bill's Old Men has put them into second place. The Black Hawks and Red Wings gained five points from the Bruins and Maple Leafs. Team Standings:Canadiens 57, Rangers 54, Black Hawks 52, Bruins 48, Maple Leafs 47, Red Wings 36. Bill Hotchkiss stole all the honors with 244, 315, 313 and a whopping triple of 872, lead- ing the Rangers to their sweep. Good Efforts: Hap Swatridge 297, 289 (7/7), Geo. Richard- son 270, Jim Bain 254,252, Ian MacLaurin 293, Ross Gor- don 271, •Marty Adler 278, Ken Saxton Jr. 315, tied for high single, Ken Simmons 278, Andy Henderson 263, Bill Ste- phenson 284, 290, Bob Foxton 298, Bob Humbey 250, Bridge results The Howell system WAS used, First: A. M. Forbes and C. Hodgins; second, A.R. DU- Val arid O. Haselgrove; third, Mrs. W. Caslick and Mrs. C. Hodgins.