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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-06-04, Page 17LARGE SELECTION QF Summer Footwear NOW IN STOCK! ITALIAN SANDALS •— $3,99 up WHITE DRESS SHOES CALLAN YOUR FAMILY JOSEPHINE STREET WINGI-IAM Those Who Watch Cuties Play Live to Laugh Another Day There will be fun for all at the ball park on Friday night when the Brophy Goodyears meet the California Cuties. The game starts at 8 o'clock, The Cuties, attired in la- dies' garments, including high heels and make-up play a re- gulation (?) 7 -inning game with all the finesse of a baby v elephant doing a ballet dance. Most of the players are top- notch softball. players in their own right. However, as a team their antics on the dia- mond and pre -game show bring roars of laughter frorn the au - BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON Show starts at dusk Come as late as 11:00 p.m. and see complete show THURSDAY and FRIDAY June 4-5 "BACHELOR IN PARADISE" BOB HOPE - LANA TURNER (Adult Entertainment) Colour Cartoon SATURDAY and MONDAY June 6-8 "KINGS OF THE SUN" YUL BRYNNER • GEORGE CHAKIRIS Colour Cartoon i• TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY June 9-10 "A MAJORITY OF ONE" ROSALIND RUSSELL ALEC GUINNESS Colour Cartoon CLINTON LEGION Play In -Car Bingo TUESDAY, JUNE 9 BINGO: 8 games for $10.00, 3 Shure -the -Wealth. Extra Bingo cards and extra share-tho-w :alth cards 25c each or 5 for $1.00 Gate opens '7:30 p.m.—Bingo 8:00 p.m Movie at Dusk MOVIE and BINGO for $1.00 per person Proceeds to Clinton Legion dience. Prices for Friday night's game are $1.00 for adults and 50¢ for children. DEFEAT CLINTON SHOES SHOE STORE WHITECHURCl1-On Satur- day evening Whitechurch and Clinton played a postponed game in the schedule, on the Wingham diamond. The score was 12-6 for Whitechurch. Field Day Held At Fordyce School WHITECHURCH-Field Day for West Wawanosh School Area was held at Fordyce School on Friday. Schools taking part, with their teachers, were S. S, No. 2, Mrs, Betty Elphick; S. S. 3, Mrs. Nancy Gibson; S. S. 4, Mrs. Rena Fisher; S. S. 12, Mrs. Olive Kennedy; S. S. 17, Mrs. Elsie Irwin; St. Augustine Separate School, Mrs, Dan McInnes, Pole vaulting, stilt walking, high and broad jumping, three- legged and sack races, slipper kicking and wheelbarrow races were among the contests. Hughie Todd, S. S. 4 was the winner for senior boys with CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON THUR.-FRI:SAT. June 4-5-6 "WHO'S MINDING THE STORE" In Color, starring -Jerry Lewis in his comedy best, fun for all the family —Special Added Attraction— 'JAMBOREE AT MARATHON' Shows at 7:15 and 9:15 MON.-TUES. June 8-9 2 DAYS ONLY "THE CONDEMNED OF ALTOONA" Starring Sophia, Loren and Fredric March Shows at 7:15 and 9:15 WED.-THUR.-FRI: SAT. June 10-11-12-13 "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" In CinemaScope and Color Starring MARLO BRANDO and TREVOR HOWARD and a cast of hundreds ONE SHOWING AT 8:15 P.M. 1111fIII111IIIfH1.11111111sIII111NIdIIIMIII111IIIN111MIEI11i1 IMIAlllr111111111111111■Ill111lllwl L SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630 THURSDAY -FR IDAY-SATURDAY JUNE 4-5-6 "DONAVAN'S REEF" Colour -- Starring: John Wayne, Lee Marvin and Dorothy Lamour Directed by Jahn Ford this comedy -adventure takes you on a tropical vacation to the South Pacific. The whole family will love this one. MONDAY -TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY ADULT ENTERTAINMENT JUNE 8-9-10 "Love With The Proper Stranger" Starring: Natalie Wood, Steve McQueen and Edie Adams ZThds is an unusual love story with shatterng drama and warm htuidan comedy; all the fear, jay, tears and laughter that young lovers have known since time began, EIII�III�IIfAI hAl l I■lull�ul�lli�mwmrimllm■Ini�m�ilit•inwinsul�illrli(�msu►s J. C. McNee of S. S,17 second' and Jack Aitcheson, S. S. 4, third. Winners for senior girls were Mary Pannabecker first and Jacqueline Cooper second, both of S. S. 4, and Wanda Wilson of S. S. 2 in third place. Paul Laidlaw was first for in- termediate boys and John Mar- tin second, both pupils at S. S. 12. Raymond Hildebrand was third. First for intermediate girls was Linda MeWhinney, Verna Aitcheson second and Wendy Dickson third. In the junior classes Doug Aitcheson of S. S. 4 was in the lead, followed by Grant Lawsof S. S. 17 and David McWhinney, S. S. 4 in third place; Diane Strothers, S. S. 17, first, Bar- bara Chamney of S. S.3 second and Beverley McPherson, S. S. 4, taking the third prize. St, Helens had the greatest number of points. The boys won 59 and the girls 48 for a grand total of 107 points. Bowling Banquet GORRIE- The bowling teams held their banquet on Thursday evening at Danny's Restaurant with 40 enjoying the lovely dinner. William Marriner, Fordwich,was master of cere- monies. A sing -song was led by Mr. and Mrs. David Neilson.. The winning team was Wil- fred Latronica, captain, Ed. Stewart, Robert Strong, Miss Marjorie Buchanan, Alex Graham, Jeff. Barlow. High lady, Miss Olive Bell; high man, Robert Edgar; high single, Mrs. Jas. Doig; most improved bowler, Miss Brenda Breckenridge; most improved man, William Strong. Dancing followed in Legion Hall, Gorrie. HARRISTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE THUR.-FRI. June 4-5 "TAMMY AND THE DOCTOR" in Color starring Sandra Dee and Peter Fonda "MYSTERY SUBMARINE" Stars James Robertson Justice SATURDAY ONLY June 6 "THE FAR COUNTRY" in Color starring James Stewart "SHE'LL HAVE TO GO" One heck of a good comedy SUNDAY LATE SHOW, June 7 Starts at 11:00 p.m. 'WEREWOLF IN A GIRLS' DORMITORY' — PLUS — "CORRIDORS BLOOD" ('Adult Entertainment) MON.-TUES.-WED. June 8-9-10 "PLEASE NOT NOW" ADMITTANct RE S T R 1 C TE [>i ai VtAliPOPi OM CO ovt, Stars Brigitte Bardet "THE WILD AND THE WILLING" Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June :, 1964 - Page 9 PHONE 357-1840 'Tis Show Biz Amid much trouble and hul- labaloo, the Emmy Awards were presented on NBC on Mon- day evening of last weE:it. The presentation of televi,don awards was boycotted by both other ma- jor U. S. networks, A13C and CBS, but they allowed their stars to appear, either to ac- cept awards or present them. It was at first feared that only the NBC stars would be showing up for the gala event, but many others who work on the other networks jammed the two loca- tions in New York and Holly- wood, and participated in the proceedings. The networks had claimed that voting for the Em- my Awards was unfair. One of the reasons for the dispute was the fact that no news shows have had a chance in the Em- my race for six year•, the per- iod of time that Chet Huntley and David Brinkley have been walking off with the coveted statues, for their excellent news reports on NBC. Both net- works, however, won their share of honours in other news shows. Joey Bishop who stars in his own series, and E. G. Marshall, the 'Lawrence Preston' on CBS "The Defenders" were the re- spective hosts in Holly'd and New York. Best actress in a series was Mary Tyler Moore, of "The Dick Van Dyke Show". She defeated Patty Duke, Shir- ley Booth (Hazel), Irene Ryan "Beverley Hillbillies"), and Inger Stevens of "Farmer's Daughter". Her co-star, Dick Van Dyke, took the male award for a series, defeating, among others, Dean Jagger of "Mr. Novak", Richard Boone of his own show, and George C. Scott of "East Side, West Side . The Belmore Team Loses 1, Wins 1 BELMORE-The Intermediate ball team lost its first game of the season, to Kurtzville, 18-7. The game, which had been scheduled for Tuesday evening of last week, was postponed because of the weather and played the following evening in the local park. On Friday evening the boys played in Gorrie, winning over that team by a score of15-4. Their next game will be play- ed Friday evening of this week with Fordwich, in the latter's ball park. L1STOWEL DRIVE-IN THEATRE 2 Shows Every Night at Dusk Weather Permitting WED.-THUR: FRII. June 3-4-5 "THE PRIZE" Paul Newman Color - Adult Entertainment SAT. -MON. June 6-8 "THE PERFECT FURLOUGH" Tony Curtis - Janet Leigh CinemaScope - Color "HE RIDES TALL" Tony Young - Dam Duryea TUES.-WED. June 9-10 "THE HAUNTING" Agatha. Christie's "MURDER AT THE GALLOP" Vouni By xy vom� 4e I.�e Dick Van Dyke Show, which is almost impossible to better, al- so won for best comedy series, best comedy direction, and best comedy writing. Best actress in one particular production was Shelley Winters, better known for her wor,< in movies, who won for a segment on The Sob Hope ChryslerThe- atre. Her counterpart among the actors was Jack Klugman who won for his role in 'Black- list' on "The Defenders" last season, Among the performers he defeated was Roddy McDow- all, whom I would have liked to see win, Jason Robards Jr. , and Harold J. Stone. Taking honours for best dramatic series was one that we CBC followers see every wee,<, "The Defen- ders", which originates with CBS at New York. It defeated Bob Hope's Chrysler Theatre, "East Side, West Side" ," Mr. Novak", and The Richard Boone Show. The Bell Telephone Hour won as best musical series and Danny Kaye took all honours in the variety class, defeating such greats as Judy Garland, Barbara Streisand, and Andy Williams to take the award for outstanding performance, and his show topping The Tonight Show with Johny Carson, and the Andy Williams, Judy Gar- land, and Garry Moore Shows. Danny will be sharing his ma- gical talent with us next year; his CBS -originated show will be taking the place of Garry Moore, and will be seen in this year's 'Ben Casey' time slot on Tuesday nights. (Bundle of laughs Ben is packing up his in- struments and moving to Fri- day evening.) "The Making of The Presi- dent" on ABC won an Emmy for being the best documentary and also won as the outstanding show of the year, and for best original music, which was com- posed by Elmer Bernstein. The director of "East Side, West Side" won for best dramatic di- rection. Rod Serling, origina- tor of the old "Twilight Zone" won as best dramatic writer, adapting a play from some oth- er work, for a segment of Bob Hope's Chrysler Theatre, and Ernest Knoy, author of'Black- list' on "The Defenders" was named best original drama wri- ter. Top variety director was Robert Sheerer of "The Danny Kaye Show". Them's the top winners, and although I can't really agree with ABC's and CBS' beef, it must be admitted that there is not much variety in the win- ners. And in case you're inter- ested, the Grammy Awards were recently announced in New York. These are the hon- ors given to recording stars by the Recording Arts and Scien- ces. Henry (Hank) Mancini, not surprisingly, walkedaway with his share of awards, also his collaborator, Johny Mercer (remember" Moon River", "Days of Wine and Roses", and "Charade"?). And top vocal- ist, and again no wonder, was Barbara Streisand. She is the most talented young gal to come along in many a moon; there is nothing that she cannot do, and do well. While we're on the subject, isn't her rendi- tion of "People" the most fan- tastic sound since music was in vented? She is starring now on Broadway in Fanny Brice'slife story, "Funny Girl", and if you're looking for a priceless record album to add to your collection, that sound track is it. It may be even mote to your liking than the music from this year's smash, "Hello, Dol- ly". Another sound -track al- bum which you should own is BROPHY GOQDYEARS PLAY California Cuties Friday, June 5th at 8 p.m. Adm. Adults $1,OO Children 5O Belgrave Wins First Two Games On Thursday, Belgrave In- termediates won their season's opener in Brussels with a 5-4 victory over Whitechurch, Keith Pletch with a triple and Jim Coultes with a double drove in two wins each. Wayne Farrier had a single and douhle for the losers. Whitechurch 000 220 000 4 6 2 Belgrave 200 200 001 5 7 2 0--0--0 In Lucknow on Saturday Bel - grave downed the Lucknow In- termediates 9-3, Wayne Coultes led the Bel - grave attack with 3 hits and Ed Daer contributed a home run in the win. Hugh MacMillan's double was one of the two hits allowed by the Belgrave pitchers. Belgrave 121 200 120 9 15 1 Lucknow 000 100 200 3 2 4 the music from "What Makes Sammy Run?" which stars Sal- ly Ann Howes, Steve Lawrence, and Robert Alda. Resource Rangers The following boys success- fully completed the Candidates Course of the Resource Rangers: Bob Corrigan, Bruce Camer- on, Harvey Mann, Robert Arm- strong, Brian McBurney, Gold- wyn Gallaway., Bob Bitton, Lloyd Peacock. Neil Campbell, Jerry Johnston, Cliff Hethering- ton, Danny Thompson, Jeff Thornton, Wayne Johnston, Brad Montgomery. The exams were written in the Bluevale Community Cen- tre and all 15 of the boys who tried the exams passed, There were a number absent who will write later. The completion of this course enables the boys to become full members of the Resource Rangers, and permits them to wear the uniform. The next course will be the Green Leaf course. The candidates course certi- ficates will be presented at a ceremony at Silver Lake sometime during the summer. Details of this will be announc- ed at a later date, See Top American and Canadian Skiers Compete for the CARLING TROPHIES at the big SILVER LAKE WATER SKIING CHAMPIONSHIPS SUNDAY, JUNE 7th Starting at 1 p.m. Special attractions will include KITE FLYING, BAREFOOT SKIING and JUMPING ERNIE KING Silver Lake Camp at Kinloss on Hwy. 9 • say: ee Try BLACK LABEL... and you'll know why it's Canada's Best-selling Beer! s