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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-05-13, Page 17Y N 8 t M S . LL S �iki,ll►1. 5A I ultUA 1, SIJIII)DA r May 14, 1 S. 16 MW g OLDS o s� n Z Dasrv�as WADULT ENTERTAINMENT O W V- U. U. O X / 0 m ADULT ENTER r i 11 "A FUNNY I A. 2 MOV 11: ABOUT THF EARLY DAYS (OF HOE.I.YWOOD)... A REAL. PLEASURE AND A PLEASE:H:' "FUNNY. JAUNTY!" One of those + Comedy that 1�lIOWI'IUI happy go lucky steals its way Ill NI\ pictures that lust -� into your makes you feel -. L heart!" good IL 1 R "One "A of the nostalgia season's comedy. Delayed niftiest -reaction comedies!' slapstick." "You coulddt ask for more... Ltr11• runt.ux ,•.guy„•u.1 ,nt,i n, r.G ll,;I•I HEARTS4EST I.r•,. JEFF BRIDGES-ANDYGRIFFITH DONALD PLEASENCE• BLYTHE DANNER� ALAN ARKIN; CORNEL��►'., WILDE711, YAPHET ' KOTTO` w, , ' �;: "S COHNEL 0A DEm 4 GIANT kHOLIDAY 'te SHOW cut. hroats nine S _ 0"u. y� STELLA RODDY STEVENS MCDOWALL- ane \1\Irl\ J AAARIN(t ,1 ° -'' HARD TIMES y - A WED. 12, THUR. 13, FRI. 14, SAT. 15th 2 COMPLETE SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7:00 and 9:00 PM �l ADULT NTERTAINMENT AL + LIN” _ Music Performed M DUANE EDDY THE MIKE CURB � CONGREGATION and DORSEY BURNETTE mad... law!!w's la sto* Lem! DIXIE DYjNAMJ'TfL� S:mrq WARREN GATES & CHRISTOPHER GEORGE SUN. 16, MON. 17, TUES. 18th t OUR TIME 7:30 p.m. NIGHT MOVIES 9:00 p.m.� GENE HACKMAN N y :,tea, tta,. l¢ •� ,xlam�.�t ^H w;,. zz 't ,! :.� ;.���'�..�� �C�7`.�Ci���•:) el Gam:..! �_ �•au 395 I -5 ;on I Is .n i,rrer�st fo DCIVE-INTHEATR "Don't miss 'PART 2 WALKING TALL', \; u %� /even It you drdn t see the first one, " ....It's one of the BEST MOVIES OF THE YEAR! Bo Svenson as Buford Pusser is a dynamic new screen sensation." ADINI RNI(RT�NIMRM BUFORD k PUSSER's ale1 BO SVENSON as Buford .Purser PART ? VVAI KING TALL THERE ARE TWO THINGS 4 IN THIS WORLD I HATE.. RACIAL PREJUDICE AND INDIANS! -- n nln 1 r t n I «RUN 114 A CAR t YI YFTff/��+ // ((rl�t` e IIn11rd Lrb... . CUDDLING A BABY RABBIT is Kira Stuckey. The Mothers' Club was visiting Sleepy Hollow rabbitry. The trip was a bit late for Easter, but showed one thing—there'd be enough rabbits for next Easter! Seas-on's bridge winners receive cups, trophies After three sessions of playoffs, the last meeting of the season for the Duplicate Bridge Club was held Thursday evening with seven tables in play. After the play, refreshments were served and trophies and prizes were pre- sented. Winners of the evening's play were: north and south: first, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford; second, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. French; east and west: first; Mrs. D. B. Porter and Mrs. F. A. Parker;- second, Mrs. Joe Kerr and Miss Yvonne McPherson., The ladies' cup winner for the season was Mrs. J. H. Crawford; runner-up was Mrs. Parker; men's cup winner, J. E. Martin; runner-up, Leonard George; ladies' high average for the season, Mrs. John Hay; runner- up, Mrs. Parker; men's high average, Farish Moffat; runner- up, Dr. A. R. DuVal. Mr. French presented the men's trophy and also paid a warm tribute to J. A. Wilson for his splendid leadership and management of the club over many years. Recreation Report SUMMER REGISTRATION At the Movies runaway, and becomes ion in a fast•paced smuggling adwo- 9t Go ' Skin diving and scuba diving are schools for minor baseball, la- tura. Also starring in "NWA O U you enjoyed "Macon County Moves" are Susan Clark and X Line" and "Dirty Mary, Crazy Jennifer Warren. 0 Larry" you will probably want to Playing on a double bill with 'n see "Dixie Dynamite" opening "Night Moves„ is "Our Twist-, a A May 12 at the Lyceum. Set in a story of growing up, and young M weepy Georgia town, "fie love in 1855.. The sdft is IVynamite" DI stars Warren Oates�- field. a fashionable air•11R aniNlnl M and Olristopher ueorge. All of and the leading roles are played IA the usual ingredients are here- by Pamela Sue Martin and Betsy D moonshining, motorcycle racing, Slade. -� bank robbing, girl chasing and peeled. Pass it on. Ladies' Bowling League met for a dynamiting, but this time the plot Brownie Corner g centres around two sisters who diamond on Josephine Street was M are out to revenge their father's The Brownies were busy this 3 death. week in various groups doing the__ Dennis, Jean Walker, Lottie Gene Hackman, the popular manual alphabet, learning to use ' actor of "French Connection" the telephone, remembering a Bowling awards were pre - fame, stars in a new film, "Night message, ball throwing, skipping on the go. We have been given the Moves", which opens May 16. and learning some simple cook- _ "Night Moves" ider s a mur ing rules. 0mystery set in HollywoExl and R.,c nne Cornwall and Sherri Hoggart, Ann Hurst, Mary Cook, Florida, in which Hackman plays Wright discussed nature while D a professional football player Michelle Hooftman, Jennifer winners, Helen's Herrings: Bon - turnedrivate detective. He is P Prue and Heather Young dis- c hired to find a beautiful teenage cussed Brownies in other lands. NT � - offer your services. ov3i. BANTAM BALL bowler present. This year china r i 11 "A FUNNY I A. 2 MOV 11: ABOUT THF EARLY DAYS (OF HOE.I.YWOOD)... A REAL. PLEASURE AND A PLEASE:H:' "FUNNY. JAUNTY!" One of those + Comedy that 1�lIOWI'IUI happy go lucky steals its way Ill NI\ pictures that lust -� into your makes you feel -. L heart!" good IL 1 R "One "A of the nostalgia season's comedy. Delayed niftiest -reaction comedies!' slapstick." "You coulddt ask for more... Ltr11• runt.ux ,•.guy„•u.1 ,nt,i n, r.G ll,;I•I HEARTS4EST I.r•,. JEFF BRIDGES-ANDYGRIFFITH DONALD PLEASENCE• BLYTHE DANNER� ALAN ARKIN; CORNEL��►'., WILDE711, YAPHET ' KOTTO` w, , ' �;: "S COHNEL 0A DEm 4 GIANT kHOLIDAY 'te SHOW cut. hroats nine S _ 0"u. y� STELLA RODDY STEVENS MCDOWALL- ane \1\Irl\ J AAARIN(t ,1 ° -'' HARD TIMES y - A WED. 12, THUR. 13, FRI. 14, SAT. 15th 2 COMPLETE SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7:00 and 9:00 PM �l ADULT NTERTAINMENT AL + LIN” _ Music Performed M DUANE EDDY THE MIKE CURB � CONGREGATION and DORSEY BURNETTE mad... law!!w's la sto* Lem! DIXIE DYjNAMJ'TfL� S:mrq WARREN GATES & CHRISTOPHER GEORGE SUN. 16, MON. 17, TUES. 18th t OUR TIME 7:30 p.m. NIGHT MOVIES 9:00 p.m.� GENE HACKMAN N y :,tea, tta,. l¢ •� ,xlam�.�t ^H w;,. zz 't ,! :.� ;.���'�..�� �C�7`.�Ci���•:) el Gam:..! �_ �•au 395 I -5 ;on I Is .n i,rrer�st fo DCIVE-INTHEATR "Don't miss 'PART 2 WALKING TALL', \; u %� /even It you drdn t see the first one, " ....It's one of the BEST MOVIES OF THE YEAR! Bo Svenson as Buford Pusser is a dynamic new screen sensation." ADINI RNI(RT�NIMRM BUFORD k PUSSER's ale1 BO SVENSON as Buford .Purser PART ? VVAI KING TALL THERE ARE TWO THINGS 4 IN THIS WORLD I HATE.. RACIAL PREJUDICE AND INDIANS! -- n nln 1 r t n I «RUN 114 A CAR t YI YFTff/��+ // ((rl�t` e IIn11rd Lrb... . CUDDLING A BABY RABBIT is Kira Stuckey. The Mothers' Club was visiting Sleepy Hollow rabbitry. The trip was a bit late for Easter, but showed one thing—there'd be enough rabbits for next Easter! Seas-on's bridge winners receive cups, trophies After three sessions of playoffs, the last meeting of the season for the Duplicate Bridge Club was held Thursday evening with seven tables in play. After the play, refreshments were served and trophies and prizes were pre- sented. Winners of the evening's play were: north and south: first, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford; second, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. French; east and west: first; Mrs. D. B. Porter and Mrs. F. A. Parker;- second, Mrs. Joe Kerr and Miss Yvonne McPherson., The ladies' cup winner for the season was Mrs. J. H. Crawford; runner-up was Mrs. Parker; men's cup winner, J. E. Martin; runner-up, Leonard George; ladies' high average for the season, Mrs. John Hay; runner- up, Mrs. Parker; men's high average, Farish Moffat; runner- up, Dr. A. R. DuVal. Mr. French presented the men's trophy and also paid a warm tribute to J. A. Wilson for his splendid leadership and management of the club over many years. Recreation Report SUMMER REGISTRATION swimming for the girls and Last week registration forms diving for both boys and girls. were distributed through the Skin diving and scuba diving are schools for minor baseball, la- being looked into also. If you have crosse and girls' softball. It is an interest in any of these, please important that these registra- let us know soon. This could be a tions are either sent to the rec- year of change for the pool. reation office or brought in by Saturday, May 15. This way we know how many will be regis- tered for each team. CANOEING BowlingArrangements are being made to have canoeing-Tt"f9tibetion again this year. Final arrange- TEESWATER AND WINGHAM ments have not been completed, LADIES' LEAGUE however, keep your eyes and ears The Teeswater and Wingham peeled. Pass it on. Ladies' Bowling League met for a BALL DIAMONDS smorgasbord dinner at the Turn - Even with all the rain the berry Tavern. After dinner, there diamond on Josephine Street was was a lucky prize draw. The win - played on Monday of Tfifs week. It ners were Bonnie Litt, Dianne was very wet for weekend prac- Metcalfe, Beryl Kirton, Joyce tices, however, it will be laid out Dennis, Jean Walker, Lottie by next Monday for the start of Scott, Olga Schumacher, Marie the Industrial Slow Pitch league. Henry and Phyllis Ireland. TENNIS Bowling awards were pre - Our local Tennis Association is sented to the following: High on the go. We have been given the average, Carol Dunn; high OK to locate on the present site single, Elma McDonald; high and expand to three courts. We triple, Linda Walden; playoff will need a lot of support from the champs, Rena's Crabs: Phyllis local tennis enthusiasts in order Hoggart, Ann Hurst, Mary Cook, to realize the dream. So as you Brenda Findlay, Ruth Cooper think of waiting for a court when and Rena Jouwsma; consolation there are two sets in front of you winners, Helen's Herrings: Bon - and one set playing, also think of nie Litt, Sadie Penner, Marg how you can help out. Call Nelson King, Dorothy Kavanagh, Helen Frank of Triangle, Discount and Sawyer and Gladys Stewart. offer your services. Gifts were given to every BANTAM BALL bowler present. This year china Coaches Doug Aitchison and was given out rather than tro- Gary Storey are concerned that phies. The china seemed to be there are so few bantam ball very well received. players. If you want to play call An election of officers was held either one and ask when and with the following results: Presi- where the next practice will be dent, Marie Henry; vice-presi- held Bantams are 14 or 15 or can dent, Joan Tiffin; secretary, turn 15 this year. Evelyne Kloostra and treas- P0011 urer, Diane Metcalfe. Carl Lee and his enthusiastic At the close of the evening a cohorts at the Wingham Pool social hour was spent playing have held one meeting already to Court Whist. Winners were Patsy help plan the pool, program. We Scott, Betty Kennedy, BrendA ate most anxious that this be a Findlay and Beth DeBruyn. big year in order that we can work up to a 10th birthday next year. We are interested. in and Give so more will live! Support enquiring about synchronized your Heart Fund, L The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., May a, 1876 -Page T I IIII II111111 �I11.111111111 IIIIIIII II 111111111 III IIIIIIII�I II I• Friday and Saturday May 14, 15 WALKING TALL (PART 11) �r rr Stars Bo Svenson - Plus - THE DESTRUCTORS Stars Michael Cain Special Sunday - May 16 WOMEN IN CELL BLOCK 7 -Plus- CAPTIVE FEMALE Shows start at dusk THIS WEEKEND AT THE.. PLAYING. MAY 14, 15 and 16 FRI., SAT. and SUN. NITE DOUBLE SHOCKER BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 P.M. SHOWS START AT DUSK' ADMITTANCE IO rt.10,+5 • u ve.es or .er o• ore. No one will be SIAMESE seated during I TWINSSHOCK- RECOVERY;: AT BIRTH - - PERIOD! J W ... Now,cut asunder! �ii-- MANG01 KIDDER JENNIFER SALT p& MAmenunWernatowifkk•u cela,br MOVIEI.AB at. all progra-ni-s'sUbiect to change NOW PLAYING until SAT. MAY 1 5 8 p.m. ONLY - DON'T MISS IT 2 LAUGH FEATURES ON THE SAME PROGRAM Recommended as Adult Entertainment •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUN., MAY 16 to TUES, MAY 18 SOON TO BE ANNOUNCED •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WED. MAY 19 to SAT. MAY 228p.m. Free wheeling... fun loving... 1 40 AMGhftj USTI NOV )ONES PLESNE-TT1E__ - r..• -r w rr m,• o+n,w,•a rn Q W I M+ v near l n.• T�N�W COMING - DOUBLE -ATTRACTION SUN., MAY 23 TUES., MAY,2S -8 P.M. "CARRY ON BEHIND" and "A PAIN IN THE ill BOX OFFICE OPENS ISI HR. BEFORE EACH SHOW ALL PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE 1 4