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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-10-03, Page 37Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct, 10, 1963 ..- Page 11 Girl's Teenage Shoes NEWEST SELECTION OF GORE OR TIE STYL,ES $4.99 and $5.99 CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE WINGI-IAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357 - 840 HI -C CAR WASH United Church Parking Lot 9:30 to 5 Saturday 0 e Y 41 N E w s COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Once again 36 friends got together for the start of our 63- 64 season. As the president, Percy Stainton, was unable to be with us in time, his very capable wife, Rene, welcomed us on his behalf. New rules were explained, and after wish- ing us luck, we were on our way. By the moans and groans filling the air, it sounded as if everyone was having a rough 11111111111 11111111111111111111111111 11111 BROWNIE'S DRIVE- IN CLINTON 2 Complete Shows Nightly First Show at Dusk 2nd Show at approx. 11 o'clock FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 11-12 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "DIAMOND HEAD" The modern story of Hawaii CHARLTON HESTON YVEITE MINfIEUX JAMES DARREN Color Adult Entertainment -- PLUS — "TWO TICKETS TO PARIS" JOEY DEE - GARY CROSBY Cartoon SPECIAL HOLIDAY SUNDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW AT 12:05 October 13 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "THUNDER ROAD" Car racing action with ROBERT MITCHUM -- PLUS — "RUN SILENT, RUN DEEP" CLARK GABLE BURT LANCASTER Color Carton Coming Next Week -end FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 18-19 "THE WAR LOVER" STEVE McQUEEN ROBERT WAGNER Adult Entertainment — PLUS -- "PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER" KERWIN MATHEWS Color Cartoon SIp111111I11111111111111111111r1111111111, time, but the scores proved dit- ferently. Harold wondered, for awhile, if the counter pin had gum on it, but it wasn't too long before he played his usual good game. Rita suffered a leg injury at the beginning of the summer and is still limping, but being a good sport, she bowled her three games as usual. No spares, al- though we missed our friend, Eric. 1 know I told you all to exercise those right arms, but I think the Crees overdid it. Take it easy, Crees, the season is just beginning. Standings are as follows: Crees, 9; Iroquois, 5; Sioux, 5; Hurons, 4; Apaches, 2; Mo- hawks, 1. Dot Bain and Shirley Storey tied for ladies' high single with 241, but Dot Bain took the high triple with 634. Men's high single went to Gary Storey with 295 and the high triple to Har- old Wild with 630. The Storeys were really in there pitching. A very nice start! LADIES' LEAGUE Trumps, 1; Aces, 1; Kings, 3; Queens, 2; Jacks, 2; Jokers, 3. High single, Louise Wel- wood, 277; high triple, Louise Wellwood, 709. As a result of medical re- search, rheumatic fever, a forerunner of rheumatic heart disease, can now be prevented, a spokesman for the Heart Foundation pointed out recently. I11111i 11■I 1111111111111111111111■I 111111111 HANOVER Drive -In THEATRE Friday, Saturday, OCT. 11 and 12 SUNDAY MIDNITE OCT. 14 "Lieutenant Wore Skirts" T. Ewelll - S. North Adult Entertainment Tech. - CtnemaScope "COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY" Good old time music at its best Ferland Husky CARTOON "Horror of Dracula" P. Cushing - C. Lee Adult Entertainment Technipolor "BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE" B. Shelly Adult Ent. - Tech. It's a giant horrorama. Don't miss these two all color terrorific shows THEATRE WILL CLOSE FOR SEASON. Thanking all for their patronage. See you in the spring.—Staff & Manage- ment. Ilrlll■11!i11i11111111ei111111INIII1111I•illi Lose Last One by 4-5 Count Goodyears Protest Final Fixture with the Saints In St. Clements on Mon- day night the Wingham Brophy Goodyears bowed to the St. Clements -St. Agatha Saints by a score of 5-4.• This gives the Saints the best of '7 series four games to three in W.O.A.A. Intermediate 'A' semifinals. There will be a protest meet- ing eeting on the gauze as it was play- ed under protest before the game got under way, The Goodyears had two rules they were protesting and which were put forward before play started. Hugh MacMillan pitched the Saints Top Home Game In St. Clemente on Wednes- day night the St. Clements -St. Agatha Saints defeated the Wingham Brophy Goodyears by a score of 6-1 leaving the Good - years with a 3-2 lead in the best of seven series. The Goodyears lost the game in the second inning when the Saints scored five runs on two hits, two walks and four errors. Barry Fryfogle led the Good - years hitters with two doubles and a single while Jim Bain had a double and single. Walt Ben- der was the top Saints hitter with three singles. Wingham: Saxton, c. f. ; Baker, c. ; Bain, s. s. ; Mac- Millan, p.; Fryfogle, 1.f.; Gardner, 3b.; Walker, r. f. ; Hotchkiss, r. f. , 9th; Cerson, 2 b.; Storey, lb. Saints: D. Hinschberger, c. f.; Mader, S.S.; A. Hinschberg- er, 2b.; Bender, c.; Sararas, p.; Beaupre, 3b.; Quehl, 1.f.; • R. Hinschberger, r. f. ; Ottman, lb. R H E Wingham 100 000 000-- 1 8 6 Saints 050 000 Olx-- 6 10 2 Umpires: Sade and Wilda Widmeyer of Fergus and Weibe of New Hamburg. The Cub and Scout Leaders held a meeting at the home of Cubmaster Murray Fridenburg when plans were made for com- ing events, and discussion fol- lowed regarding badge supplies and general equipment. The Mothers' Auxiliary will 'provide these and they will be given out to the boys who have passed the necessary tests as soon as they are received. Investiture of the new Cubs in "B" Pack will take place in November. Arrangements for Apple Day, October 19th, were started and details will be completed at a meeting of the Group Commit- tee. Many inquiries regarding uniforms for Cubs and Scouts have been received. These may be sent to the Scout House Tuesday or Thursday night, stating size and the price. Also the Cubs may bring a written request concerning the acquir- ing of a uniform and these will be gladly attended to. All boys are asked to wear full uni- form until the winter, at which time long pants may be worn, instead of the regulation navy blue shorts. Shoes must also be worn at Scout House at all times. General repairs and clean- up of the Scout House are now completed by the Group Com- mittee House Chairman, Bob SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM THURS.-FRI:SAT. OCT. 10-11-12 MON. TUES: WED. OCT, 14-15-16 WALT DISNEY'S ALFRED 'SUMMERHITCHCOCK'SSUMMER MAGIC' IN COLOR "THE BIRDS'' Hayley Mills - Burl Ives Dorothy McGuire Deborah Walley - Eddie Hodges Z SHOWS EACH NIGHT RON TAYLOR SUZANNE PLESHETTE .JESSICA TANDY 7:15 and 9:10 TIPPI HEDREW MATINEE SATURDAY Afternoon 2 P.M. ADULTS 75c; STUDENTS 50c ADULT ENTERTAINMENT CHILDREN 35c; MATINEE 25c Seo activities Ahara and assistants and this is much appreciated by all the Leaders and boys concerned. Fred Steinmetz, Scoutmas- ter, officially took over the Scout Troop and expects a full troop this winter. He has ob- tained the assistance of Craw- ford Douglas in this work. The latter is well qualified in scout- ing and will be a valued ad- dition to the Troop staff. Following the meeting Mrs. Fridenburg served lunch. 0--0--0 Promotions from "6" Pack to "A" Pack are: Jim Casernore, Glenn Dun- das, Barry Gardner, David Gibson, Randy Hafermehl, John Leitch, David Lloyd, Gerry Marks, Bob McGee, Gene Por- ter, Bobby Shaunessy, Douglas Selling, Leslie Thompson, Douglas Thomson, Tommy Walker. These promotions become effective October 1st. 0--0--0 "6" PACK CUBS Several active meetings have got the new fall season off to a good start. Fifteen senior boys were promoted to "A" Pack two weeks ago, fol- lowing a ceremonial Grand Howl for "straight trails and good hunting" by their fellow Cubs and leaders. Last week "6" Pack meet- ing promoted Sixers and Sec- onders as follows: Blue Sixer, John Stevens; Seconder, Steven Lloyd; Brown Sixer, Bill Hil- bert; Seconder,Bob Cruickshank; Red Sixer, Paul Douglas; Sec- onder, Doug Leitch; Yellow Sixer, John Schipper; Seconder, John Dowton. First and second year service stars were awarded to those who had earned these attendance symbols. Cubmaster Murray Friden- burg took the ceremony and was assisted by Ron Zimmer and Adelaide Ahara. Stripes were received by the boys from the WoIRf Head Totem. The New Chums spent some time on learning the Cub Promise land Law, helped by the older Pack members. It is hoped that all Cubs (will be in full uniforul before :Investiture next month. BELGRAVE CUBS ' lst Belgrave Cub Pack met in the Community Centre with game for the Goodyears, allow- ing the Saints eight scattered hits, but lost the game on cost- ly errors which made the dif- ference. The Saints scored three runs in the 8th inning on just two hits, two errors and two walks. The Goodyears' other pitchtr, Bill Hotchkiss, was not in shape to pitch as he came up with a sore arm after Saturday night's 17 -inning game. Collecting the hits for the Goodyears were Ken Saxton with two doubles and a single, Jim Bain and Alvin Baker with a double and single each. Mac Eadie got the other two singles. Top hitters for the Saints were Andy Sararas and Walt, Bender with two hits apiece. Ron Beaupre was ejected by the umpire in the fourth inning for rough play. Wingham: Saxton, c. f.; Fryfogle, 1.f.; Walker, 1. f. , • 9th; Bain, s, s. ; MacMillan, p. Baker, c.; Gardner, 3b.; Cer- son, 213.; Eadie r, f. ; Storey 1 b.; Hotchkiss, lb. , 9th. Saints: R. Hinschberger, c. f. ; Mader, s, s. ; A. Hinschber- ger, 2b.; Bender, c.; Sararas, p. and 2b.; Quehl, 3b. and i. f. ; R. Hinschberger, r. f. ;Dei- rrich, 1. f. ; Beaupre, 1. f. , 4th; Karges, 3b., 4th; Ottman, lb. R H E Wing. 100 000 300 -- 4 9 3 Saints 200 000 03x -- 5 8 1 Umpires --Dale and Boucher, Seaforth and Burns of Clinton. Attend Fairs, Capture Prizes Several entries from this area won prizes in the division for horses at the Tiverton Fall Fair last week. Len Bok's entry in the Perch- eron or Belgian span won first prize. Jack Fitch of Belmore was first in single wagon in harness. Ross McKague of Belmore won several entries: carriage span, single carriage over 15-2, single carriage under 15-2 and gentleman's turnout. Andrew Gaunt of Lucknow • won in all classes in the Short- horn section, at the Dungannon Fair, as well as best grade block beef, best fatted steer andl best fatted heifer. George Galbraith of Wing - ham was first for best single road horse in harness; road race; and single hackney gentleman's turnout. Leonard Bok had the best Belgian or Percheron team in harness. Mrs. Oliver MacCharles of R.R. 3, Lucknow topped the needlework class. Mrs. Wes. Heimpel of Wroxeter won the ladies' work classes and Mrs. Edgar Howatt of Belgrave had the best cake. three leaders and 28 Cubs pre- sent. Akhela (Mrs. Ken Wheel- er) heeler) opened with the Grand Howl followed by inspection. The Black Pack had the most points and the sixer, Billy Fear, plac- ed their pennant on the totem polo,. Games wete enjoyed, one was called "Knights" led by Owen Fear and passing the bean bag led by Bagherra. Mrs. Gordon McBurney (Bag- herra) instructed those Cubs working for their first star. Owen Fear received his first • star. The meeting closed with Taps. Next meeting will be held on October 15. Goes 17 Innings Saints Even Tight Series The largest crowd of the season was treated to the best game of the season, a 17 -inn-• ing thriller in the Wingham par on Saturday night. The St. Clements -St. Agatha Saints cause out on top of a 3-2 score to even the best of seven series at three games a piece with the Brophy Goodyears. Don Quehl was the big hero for the Saints, hitting a home run in the 6th and another homer in the 17th with Andy Sararas on base, after being hit by a pitch, to account for all the Saints' runs. The Good - years scored a run in the 6th and another in the 17th. Bill Hotchkiss hit one of the longest balls of the season for a home run in the 16th inning which would have won the gam - for the Goodyears, but was call- ed out by the umpire for not touching 2nd base. Jim Bain and Gary Storey were the Good - years' best hitters with two hits apiece. 11111111131II[ii111111i1II7'Il11II11111111111I HARR1STON DRIVE-IN THEATRE FEL SAT. OCT. 11-12 "THE HORSE SOLDIERS" starring John Wayne - William Holden Constance Towers "POLICE NURSE" Black market in babies exposed Adult Entertainment SUN. LATE SHOW OCT. 13 Starts 11 p.m. THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY SPECIAL "DIARY OF A MADMAN" Adult Entertainment — Plus — "AMAZONS OF ROME" Operating Week -ends Only for remainder of 1963 season 111111111111111111111111111111111111[31111111 Saints: D. Hinschberger, c. f.; Mader, s. s. ; A. Hinschberg- er, 2b.; Bender, c.; Sararas, 3b, , and p. 17th; Quehl, 1, f. ; Beaupre, r. f. ; Ottman, ib. ; Karges, p. and 3b., 17th. Wingham: Saxton, c. f. ; Baker, c,; Bain, s, s. Fryfogle, 1. f. ; Gardner, 3b. ; Cerson, 2 b. ; Hotchkiss, p. ; Eadie, r. f. ; Storey, Ib.; MacMillan 1b., 17th. RH E Sts. 000.OD1000 000 000 02-3 5 3 W. 000 001000 000 000 01-2 9 2 Umpires: Boucher and Dale of Seaforth and Burns of Clinton. Bridge Results North and South: First, A. M. Forbes and Mrs. H. Craw- ford; second, Mrs. H. Fisher and Mrs. W. Wharry; third, Mrs. D. C. Nasmith and W. Wharry. East and West: First, Mrs. J. R. Lloyd and J. 1-1, Crawford; second, Miss Y. McPherson and A. Wilson; third, Mrs. W. French and O. Haselgrove. CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON rHURS: FRI.-SAT. OCT. 10-11-12 JACKIE GLEASON had a condition which his family tried to cure in this madcap of comedies "PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION" Co-starring GLYNIS JOHNS in Technicolor Shows start at 7:15 and 9:15 MON.-TUES: WEDNESDAY oar. 14-15-16 "FOLLOW THE BOYS" with the loveliest seagulls who ever chased a fleet Starring Connie Francis and Paula Prentiss Also a short feature "MUSTY MUSKATEERS" starring the Three Stooges Shows start at 7:15 and 9:15 ONNOVEXIMINCEMMEMINIVISOTE0 We Can Fix It! No problem at all. Our body men are experts at this kind of job. They'll make those dents, bumps, scratches and rust spots look like they'd never been there. You'll get a kick out of seeing your car with a showroom finish again. WINGHAM BODY SHOP NORTH STREET PHONE 3574102