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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-08-22, Page 15Towlay 20 Thursday' 22 .Friday 23 NI Or THE YEAR% FUNNIEST (*OW ATOUHOULASS .,;.may,... tooRGE SEGAL $ GLENDA JACKSON Plus NIGHT WATCH stiwe zuzAmmi TAYLOR (Adult Entertalantent) at sty sno. its unique soo IgMdIsnI to help Week up see hubbies that Olitand the ittowalftv owls* that bloated, 400401 • 10100, Illt!pago% ant. aaido aan Ni.won( won hood Di-Gatin 14" 016010101 obi or *OW Recreati The was SW *Matook on a *re when hundreds Of stars flecked in NMI Carnival, - Anenthoolastie poop e Oita tiro deconted their bikes ANL starling from, the ball pork, headed for the mna behbvl the MIX sound truck driven by By Bennett. Tile kids were gives prize* for their decorative work and the following were the %virulent,*•the Wade; trIcYcles BROWNIE'S . CLINTON ONTAltla • ItOx orritice OPEN 0,P.M..SHOW STARTS AT DUSK 1111.A.$ H. The **Original Stars • ELLIOT GOULD 4. DONALD SUTHERIAND BATTLE FOR PLANET OF APES Stars RODDY McDOWELL (Adult .1titerteinment) wag. THUR. "FRI. SAT. - AUG. 21424344 THESE WOMEN HAVE JUST SEEN THEIR DOCTOR. SUNDAY, MONDAY - AUGUST 25,26 SIAMESE tWINS AT BIRTH... What the Devil hath joined together • let no man cut asunder! • ..e. . . > . ,• ., v . . _,,. .._ .• , • , * WEDNESDAY .THRU TUESDAY 'TA August 21 August 27 , to v Adult Entertainment ,. :-,/ • ' .1 0.. , • *r . . .. . „,-------- -, , ../ iii 10E- Lt!../L; ..'" LA.r. oti••,ipii . (merge you in 'Oa ? • Awn,. N(,,,Asom •ARN A,,,,040, I 4 gi% 4 A4 .1 i 400 /41 ill ll Sta"'ng 14C4.14)1 49/ VIJ . lAl?"N? 110WAliip ',44,1 I i Mg . i /014 0 MAWIN ,mia4 (ANN cook •r4144,.kt Nisi titittit,5 • t vi hi Allows - Wt )1 from IA' I' • • ' s .• Dosed on Ate ' "k - wadi:1441de .,,i1W: Best • SOMPU BOOk , is only il., , ,..„ , .t.l. A *0 .1.0.4. OP% • . ',4,1 4, Ithi, , ' , , it' Adult Entertainment . . WED. - THURS. .'FRI. - SAT. • August 28.29-30.31 lilt 0011A11.1f:flOi ..',, hewn.% Up VANIO.,101104111Prokocbco e GEORGE C.scurr I' FAYE DUNAWAY . i ,•i 4, _..,- JOHN MILLS • • • • JACK/ PALANCE , OKI. IHOMA CRUDE . , - Adult Entertainment Written by MARCNORMAN • Music by HENRY MANCINI Lyricsby HAL DAVID .Produced and Directed • STANLEYKRAMER COMAFtii#E: Par. ROW? m mom had. ourfr DYPil REYN011)5 CAI1NC)N . Adult trots Entertainment . az, ,, „ ;„... ,,„,,,„, Pria:ii m aamg, ' DE KIK t,,,,,,imb, • To allow audiences to regain their composure after each showing of "Sisters" no one will be seated during a • SPECIAL SHOCK RECOVERY PERIOD! / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / ROBEAT'ond min REDFORD 'FARROW . . • Aoromo,t A,cture 00 co, In Color menti by M9..evt, Adult Entertainment I: $111111111ate ON PAIWINSIT KOMI% 'iron TIM ' and w LaPP; bicycles, between and 11, "Charles at Dtiosylend" Second, MO* AMOS; 12 and over, $tove Morrison. Between 300and 40-y04ngsters tried. !Ye arettell Of WO** peflelY the break the balloon. A nwnber innovations were t to involve some of theyounger Children. At least foto. prizes which were WOO during *carnival are still Wait- ing to be picked up, Those prizes belong to Geertthillema, Yvonne MacPherson, P. marektni1 and • Mrs. Miller Davis. The evening was a success •even though it was cut *bort be- cause of a power failure which plunged the entire town into darkness. • Roil-athois Awards The top six money-rakzers iii • • the recent Wingham roll-it..thon have been presented with their prizes. Those six are Lee Grove with ;124.50; Nancy Brent with $70.80; Lori Goodall with147.50; Bert Morin with $38.40; Stan Stapleton with $38.25 and Mary Lynne Ste. Marie With $36.50. In all 81,019,20 Was raised for the arena and minor lacrosse. Several of the top six Winners • also donated their prizes as well as their time to the cause. The nine top skaters from nine years to 17 years of age will be receiving their prizes by mail. •They are Kevin Jurith, Billy . Eisenhoffer, Lori Goodall, Kenny MacLean, Stan Stapleton, Peggy Tervit, Penny ilay, Dianna Hill and Nanty Brent• . PeeWee Hockey Starts • As this is being 1.4ritten we are in the middle of an 80 -degree heat wave. However, the Wingham ,PeeWee hockey team has begun practising in Harriston to ready themselves for the next season and a tournament in Harriston this week. The boys meet Honeywood tonight (Wednesday) at 7:30 and 'then meet Harriston at 6 p.m. Thursday. The round robin tournament will end when Wing - ham meets Guelph on Friday evening at 7:30. Midget Hockey Tournament • 4;'•' Plans are already being laid for • the 1975 Midget Hockey Tourna- ment and/the tOurnament com- mittee has announced its chair- man for this year. Allan Harrison will be taking over the reins. Al convened\ an early committee meeting so that some things could be taken care of that should improve the tournament. '1 committee has also decided * place an advertisement in the year's constitution handbook in order to make more coaches aware of the tournament. The new chairman plans to out- line all the jobs he feels it will be necessary to undertake and4 then he will look into setting tip the committees so that there will be lots of time to organize. • Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ballagh and family spent last weekend at Lake Simcoe. Misses Jessica and Mary -Beth Carroll of London spent some time last week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renwick and family. Maitland Valley's Rocky Raccoon would. like to explain whet *Verson/Mien Authority is, According to the Conservation Authorities Act, the councils of two or more municipalities may MIK* that the Minister of Natural Resources call a meeting of all watembed municipalities to organize a Conservation Author- ity. If two -third of the representa- tives favour the establishment of an Authority, a body of repre- sentatives chosen according to population, is granted the right to conduct programs for resources protection and proper manage- ment. management. • Athe right to conduct programs • for resources protection and proper management, . Administrative and capital • costs are shared between the member municipalities and the Provincial Government, with some projects receiving 100 per cent support by the Government of' Ontario. From representatives, on Executive Cominittee and several Advisory Committees are chosen. They are responsible for the planning and implementation of programs such as proper land use, forest management, flood prevention and erosion control, wildlife preservation, develop- ment of recreational areas, and conservation education pro- grams. The Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority is one of 39 Authorities in Ontario. 1 saw* falor. lussdt.014164/10 4i t000nsooseort eight c the too hook ils* Art*, *took wigs ons Wont. and * serends theththflrstgiieoftheserl.s Doug MacGregor led an Attafrek on Arthur that left them on tbe short end of a 94 score in their own arena Aug. 12. Doug picked u three goals and two assists while Andy Heim and Tom MacLean each *cored twice and Stan , Stapleton and Jay MacLaurin both scored once, Penny Woods picked up two amilt$ and Sheldon jones set Stan up for his *goa)- On Thursday Arthur came to Wiligham. smarting tinder their first defeat and tried, to' hand Wingham a lou andlhey very nearly did. The first period ended in a 2-2 tie with pow MacGregor scoring the first goal on a pay from Andy Heim and Jeff Mac- Laurin. Doug -Taylor scored the other marker on an unassisted effort. In the second period the Wing - ham team seemed 40 be a little' jittery, Their timing and passing seemed to be off slightly and they went into thilist period down 5-4. Sheldon Jones scored during the second period with Stan Stapleton assisting and Doug MacGregor put one 'past the Arthur net - minder after a play from Tom MacLean. The break between the second and third period gave the Wingham team a breather and in the third period they played some superlative lacrosse. Doug Taylor opened the *iod scoring on a pass from Andy Heim and tied the score. ' Then came the most harrowing. and hard fought segment of the game. Down by one mall Sheldon Jones slipped the go ahead Oal behind the Arthur goalie with three minutes left. With three Wingham players in the penalty box. Arthur came back and tied Pler when oirse.Dengitts bandad iliaaattritlit pow ler the wiesting Vat Witolism tialibed ilis two .MVfl dee* altd still.usaessd tolooldArtiturett When the final buzzer went to end the On* observer*, might haws the Crowd'sroars and shotia glee . for the crowd reectiret *t* much . or event. • II/Ingham now enters the "C" Category fin** against the, winner of the pShethse *erlwNchgotoftoa late start last week. Beth *tun and the coaches are - that 'whp. ever the. will bring the champitoship trophy bottle,' , . loiligto(NE Six' Yining itfinii4am bowiers have been Chosen to roPreee* their Mama *competitions. at the Canadian National Exhibition on Friday. The -sone, they will representextends frotn Exeter to' Mount/Forest and from 'Foghorn - to collingwnoci- Earl .Young, proprietor or Wingham*Bowling Lanes - said that BantaMS Shiell 'Burke and Greg Storey, Juniors' Brenda *- Foxton and, 'Steve "Burke- and ' Seniors ',San; CerSoll` and Dave „ , Walker will compete on Friday* the east end of ,tbe? CNE Automotive Building's 'mezza- nine floor, starling et,,11 Mr. Young saidtliere Will be a number .of • competitions during the week, culminating . with a e°cNnIEPe,b0Wtiti:gaTroPill9ngY77' top eight • bowlers in each division for the • The Wingham la'neowner also hitechurch News• ;;10e;illin7elletilittes°11;ftlinateaaYw: YBC�flIyGOorsowereinvitedto• represent regions. The atxWing- ham hoPefOlg \ were the top six bowlers in their divisions in a „ bowl -off held last week to choose the competitors. For anyone who would like to attend Friday's competition, Mr- Yunust*that aO'Oeasus has been and ittilt104-41*/* lkttleglin. Lanes at 7 a.m. For further 'Infor- mation contact Mr. Young 'at 357-1940.. ; nun Warner Bros 0 A W.Iff 1 COttlif COI111),,,v Adult Entertainment All EXECUTIVE ACTION COMING AUGUST 28 to SEPTEMBER 3 Bookings were incomplete at press time, but we will hsro either . siteNT Nk 13Looby Nialr TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27,28 THE 2 BIGGEST BONDS OF ALL / / / / / / / / O 2 3110WINGS DART I:00 AND PAM pan. WED. 21, MIL 22, FRI. 23, SAT. 24 is A,4...rnorr t. .l..d .\.t.r s..\,.,.a.,..T.?zr...eliii,1a,:,;A, m,( )l 0isvi.i.,m!. eaoxv, iwmi• • 1;• .1•• • ARgiADULT 11.....SU.N..25.,M.ON..2.4,6Tu:..27....: 411,.. ONE COMPLETE SHOW AT.7:15 p.. IF. 2 A BASE KIND OF LOVE STORY... 6742,..,7. ; RICH, REM AND RRST RATE 2)-4\- • ! - I. • 6 O. in Ian Fleming's PANAVISION° TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION° TECHNICOLOR' ES CAAN MARSHA MASON ^ .1 'Walter lillatthoo SIMON OWN The Laughing • •a Policeman •••••••••••••••41 On Tuesday evening, July 30, a meeting for Ball and Park was held in Whitechurch Community Memorial Ha% There were only six in attendance. This was not enough to cOnduct a meeting. Those present discussed what should be done. It was decided CO hold a meeting the first week in March 1975 so plans could -be made to sponsor ball team i and make needed repairs to the ball park. Vic Emerson agreed to contact Bill Evans and Wes Tiffin and check the north fence of the park. The books had been audited and a balance of $64.64 is .on hand. Miss Clara Milligan is spending a week at Camp Kintail. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan and Mary Lou spent the weekend at Streetsville with Mr, and Pat Donnelly and family and Mr. and Mrs. David Craig and family. Little David Craig returned here with his grandparents and is spending this week with them. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Van Der Klippe, Alice, and Linda returned recently -from a three -weeks' visit to titir homeland, Holland.. Their sou Bill was in charge of the farm in their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clipperton, Debbie, Karen and Kevin of•Lon- don visited Thursday and Friday with his brother, Vv ilfred Clipper- ton, son John and Mrs. Bessie Mullis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenag- han were at Rock Hill Park near Shelburne recently to hear the Johnnie Rodruigez Show. Miss Jean Simpson of Toronto spent the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. John Parker of London were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan. Brenda Voisin of Teeswater visited a few days with her friend, Vickie Scott. Patricia Scott spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ireland and family of Teeswater. • Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emereon, Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of St. Catharinesspent a tew days et • their farm home here and had as their guests Mr. and MM. Ken- • neth Brozeau and son Kenney of St. Catharines. Earl 'Wilken 'of -LOOdon spent the weekend at his home here. • The community 'extends sympathy to the relatives and friends' of the late Robert Laidlaw in his sudden passing at his home on Thursday. Burial was from Walker's Funeral Home on Saturday. Sympathy is also extended to relatives and friends in the passing of the late Mrs:. A. • E: Purdon at Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital on Thursday, Burial was from Currie's Ftmeral Home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hopkins of Hanover and their daughter were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson, Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and Mrs. Emerson spent an evening with the Hop- kins when they attended a WI convention in that town. Earl Wilken spent a recent weekend al his home here, returning the following week for further treatment. Mr. and Mrs. George Ross and Cheryl of Owen Sound visited recently with hig mother, Mrs, Robert Ross. Cheryl remained for another week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Verbeek, Jamie, Michelle and Julie of Kincardine. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock and family who moved last week into the house across from the Hall formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomson and family. Visitors on Wednesday with Miss Annie Kennedy were Miss Marjorie Purvis, Kenneth Purvis, Mrs. William Bolt and Mrs. Annie Irwin. efb•••••••011010000011011/01110111111041 it HEY KIDS! 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AUG. 28 AT • THE LYCEUM THEATRE \ 0041110004041/041114104100411100411104110041/00000* Glen Jeffray has returned home after a month's visit in Airdrie, Alberta. Lois Darling and Vera Brasjen of Teeswater spent a few days last week in Ottawa and the Thousand Islands. Donna Green of Teeswater was a weekend visitor with Marilyn Ballagh. About 20 members of' the Belmore-Bluevale Young People are spending this weekend on their annual camping trip at Hyde -Away Camp at Inverhuron. Stephen Will of North Bay is vacationing this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renwick. Misses Evelyn Dickson and Linda Harkness left Monday for a five-day tour of Sault Ste. Marie and the United States. Mrs. Gladys MacAdam and Mrs. Marion Kailer flew to Port Alberni on Vancouver Island and visited with John Kailer and family. Mrs. Winnifred Scott of Owen Sound spent the past weekend with Mrs. Alex Sangster and other relatives in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Johann and' boys visited recently with Rev. and Mrs. Howard Pace and Peter -John at their cottage at Miramichi Bay. Jeff Dickson has returned home after spending a week at Silver Lake Camp. Steven Johann is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hartung and Donald of Gowanstown. Attending the marriage of Diane King to Michael Nielollon, Saturday in Teeswater, were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jeffray.