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Pee -Wee Bali Schedule
June 8 Lucknow at Brussels
12 Brussels at Belgrave
12 Teeswater at Lucknow
15 Brussels at Wingham
15 Belgrave at Teeswater
16 Teeswater at Mildmay
19 Mildmay at Lucknow
19 Teeswater at Wingham
23 Lucknow at Teeswater
24 Wingham at Brussels
26 Lucknow at Belgrave
26 Brussels at Mildmay
29 Teeswater at Belgrave
30 Brussels at Lucknow
July 2 Teeswater at Brussels
3 Belgrave at Lucknow
3 Mildmay at Wingham
6 Wingham at Lucknow
6 Mildmay at Teeswater
6 Belgrave at Brussels
8 Wingham at Teeswater
10 Lucknow at Mildmay
13 Mildmay at Brussels
15 Brussels at Teeswater
17 Wingham at Mildmay
20 Belgrave at Wingham
22 Wingham at Belgrave
24 Mildmay at Belgrave
27 Belgrave at Mildmay
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
CLINTON
Show starts at dusk
Come as late as 11:00 p.m.
and see complete show
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Juno 18-19
"BOYS' NIGHT
OUT"
KIM NOVAK
JAMES GARNER
Colour Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
June 20-22
"SUMMER
HOLIDAY"
CLIFF RICHARDS
LAURI PETERS
and THE, SHADOWS
Colour Cartoon
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Juno 23-24
Edgar Allan Poe'!;
"THE RAVEN
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PETER LORRE
BORIS KARLOFF
(Adult Entertainment)
Colour Cartoon
Coming Next:
"LASSIE'S GREAT
ADVENTURE"
CALLAN SHOES
YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE
JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE
WINGHAM 357-1840
Play offs will be played be-
tween 1st and 4th, 2nd and 5th
and 3rd and 6th teams. The
top team in the schedule gets
into group finals. The top
team in the schedule also gets
the odd game if the series goes
to odd games.
The home team supplies the
umpire behind the plate.
BASS SEASON
FOUR DAYS EARLY
Opening day for bass and
maskinonge angling will be
June 27th this year, four days
earlier than in the past. The
season regularly opens July 1st
but this date falls on a Wednes-
day in 1964; so the earlier
week -end start was decided on
by Ontario game fish manage-
ment authorities.
Pitchers Starred in Saturday Game
In the Wingham Park n
Saturday night the Wingham
Brophy Goodyears downed the
Whitechurch Juniors by a score
of 1-0. The game was a real
pitchers' duel with Bill Hotch-
kiss of the Goodyears and
Wayne Farrier of Whitechurch
both allowing just 2 hits each.
Hotchkiss struck out 18 while
Farrier struck out 13.
Gary Storey drove in the
winning run with a triple to
score Bill St. Marie from first
base, who had walked.
Whitechurch. pry2b. ; Hous-
ton lf. ; F. Reihl 113.; W.
Reihl 3b. ; Tiffin rf.; Farrier
LISTOWEL
DRIVE -1N
THEATRE
2 Shows Every Night at Dusk
Weather Permitting
WED.-THUR.-FRIDAY
JUNE 17-18-19
Jack Lemmon in
"UNDER THE YUM
YUM TREE"
Color — Adult Entertainment
"SIEGE OF THE SAXONS"
Color
SATURDAY ONLY JUNE 20
"KETTLES BACK ON
THE FARM"
"TUMBLEWEED"
Audio Murphy
Color
MON.-TUES. JUNE 22-23
"AUNTIE MAME"
Starring Rosalind Russell
Adult Entertainment
WED.-THUR.-FRI. June 24-25-26
`CAPTAIN SINDBAD'
Color
"TWICE TOLD TALES"
Color
Adult Entertainment
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SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630
THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY JUNE 18-19-20
`Brass Bottle'
Colour
Starring:
Tony Randall and Burl Ives
A magical fun -fest for the entire family. Guaranteed to chase
everyone's blues away.
MONDAY -TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY
JUNE 22.23-24
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
'FOR LOVE OR MONEY'
Colour
Starring:
Kirk Douglas, Mitzi Gaynor, Gig
Young and William Bendix
This is another tun show for the summer season. So, grab your
partner and get your share of comedy and fun in this cute film
caper.
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p.; Skinn c.; Craig cf.; Ro-
binson ss.
Wingham - Eadie rf. ; Sax-
ton c f. ; Bain ss.; Hotchkiss p.;
Gibson 2b.' Carmicheal31a.;
St. Marie If.; Storey lb.;
Foxton c.
Whitechurch 000 000 000 0 2 1
Wingharn 000 000 01x 1 2 1
Umpires Jack Tiffin and
Wes Simmons
Clinton will be the visiting
team for the Wingham Good -
years to -night (Thursday) in the
Wingham Park. The Gpodyears
have had four games postponed.
Race Horse; An animal which
can take thousands of people
for a ride at the same time.
CROWN
THEATRE
HARRISTON
THUR.-FRI.-SATURDAY
JUNE 18-19-20
3 DAYS ONLY
"TO KILL A MOCKING
BIRD"
Gregory Peck - James Anderson
A best seller. hits the screen
with tremendous impact
Adult Entertainment
Shows at 7:00 and 9:10
MON.-TUES.-WEDNESDAY
JUNE 22-23-24
"RAMPAGE"
in Color — Starring
Robert Mitchum, Elsa Martin-
elli, Jack Hawkins and Sabu
Two men and a woman on a
safari
Shows at 7:15 and 9:15
HARRISTON
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
THUR: FRI. JUNE 18-19
"JUMBO"
The big top circus thriller
Plus
"AIRBORNE"
SATURDAY ONLY JUNE 20
"DESERT LEGION"
in Color — Plus
"WOMAN HUNT"
In CinemaScope
SUNDAY Late Show June 21
Starts at 11:00 p.m.
"ATOM AGE
VAMPIRES"
Plus
"CHOPPERS"
Adult Entertainment
MON.-TUES.-WEDNESDAY
JUNE 22-23-24
"THE COURTSHIP of
EDDIE'S FATHER"
in Color --- Plus
"SKY DIVERS"
Terri'fic family entertainment
Bantam Schedule
Is Announced
June 8
13
Teeswater ar Lucknow
Wingham at Dungan-
non
13 Lucknow ar Teeswater
15 Brussels at W:ngltam
16 Belgrave at Teeswater
16 Lucknow at Dungan'n
19 Teeswater at Benmil-
ler
19 Belgrave at Brussels
20 Dungannon ;it Luck -
now
22 Brussels at 1)ungan'n
22 Lucknow at i•elgrave
23 Mildmay ar i.enmiller
24 Wingham .<< iiclgravc
25 Benmiller ar Teeswa
ter
Teeswater at Belgrave
Mildmay at Lucknow
Bc nmiller ar Wingham
Teeswater at Brussels
Lucknow ar \lildmay
Brussels at ticlgrave
Dungannon ar Ben
miller
2 Mildmay at Teeswa-
ter
3 brussels at Lucknow
4 Wingham ar Mildmay
6 Teeswater at Wingham
6 Dungannon at Belgrave
7 Lucknow at Brussels
8 Benmiller at Mildmay
8 Belgrave at Dungannon
9 Wingham at Benmiller
9 Brussels at Teeswater
10 Belgrave at Wingham
11 Dungannon at Mild
may
11 Benmiller at Lucknow
13 Mildmay ar Wingham
9.00
14 Brussels at Benmiller
15 Mildmay at Belgrave
16 Wingharn at Teeswa
ter
16 Belgrave at Benmiller
18 Dungannon at Tecswa
ter
18 Wingham,at Lucknow
20 Lucknow at Wingham
20 Teeswater at Mildmay
21 Benmiller at Dungan
no n
22 Wingham at Brussels
22 Belgrave at Mildmay
23 Benmiller at Belgrave
24 Teeswater at Dungan
no n
25 Dungannon at Brussels
25 Belgrave at Lucknow
27 Dungannon at Wing-
harn
Lucknow at Benmiller
Benmiller at Brussels
27
27
29
29
29
July 1
2
28
30
Aug. 1
Mildmay at Dungan-
non
Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June 18, 1964 - Page 11
Cavalcade of Stars
Internationally Famous Circus Act
Wingham Arena - June 25th
"A" PACK
Twenty-four Cubs and four
leaders were present at the
Tuesday meeting, which was
held out-of-doors.
Baloo conducted the opening
ceremonies and Sixer David
Gibson of the Brown Six led the
Grand Howl. Inspection was
carried out by Bagheera and Ba -
loo. Douglas Mason wore the
special woggle for neatness.
Several announcements were
made by Akela. On June 20th
at 1 p. m. the Packs A and B
will hold a Field Day, All par-
ents are welcome to attend and
cheer the boys on. The boys
will bring their own choice of
sandwiches and the Ladies' Aux-
iliary will supply drinks and
sweets. Plans have been made
to hold the events in -doors if
it should rain. The Cubs will
be told at their next meeting
the exact location for Field Day.
Bagheera, Raksha and Akela
set up equipment for walking
the plank. This is a test for
2nd star. Every Cub success-
fully passed this test.
Closing ceremonies were ta-
Seoug
activates
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ken by Akela with the Grand
Howl being led by I3rown Sixer
D. Gibson.
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"B" PACK
The "B" Pack meeting
was held at the Scout House
last Thursday evening. The
Grand Howl was taken on rhe
lawn. Akela was in charge of
the meeting and the Howl was
led by the White Six.
The Cubs were congratulat-
ed on their excellent appear-
ance at the district church pa-
rade in Brussels when 34 of the
36 Cuhs of the Pack were on
parade, in full uniform. The
other two boys were out of town
for the day. In this regard may
the leaders express their appre-
ciation to all the parents for
their co-operation.
Attendance was then taken,
with 33 boys present. Hugh
Sinnamon took over the pack
for a games period outdoors.
Story time taught the lesson of
being quick and observant and
keeping calm in the presence
of difficulties. The Cuhs are
finding these stories very in -
Morris Twp. School League
June 29
July 2
July 6
July 9
July 13
July 16
July 20
July 23
July 27
July 30
Aug. 3
Bluevale at Browntown
Stone School at Ram-
seys
Browntown at Ramseys
No. 3 at Bluevale
Ramseys at No. 3
Browntown at Stone
School
Stone School at No. 3
Ramseys at Bluevale
Bluevale at Stone
School
No. 3 at Browntown
(played at Bluevale)
Browntown at Bluevale
Ramseys at Stone
School
Ramseys at Browntown
Bluevale at No. 3.
No. 3 at Ramseys
Stone School at Brown -
town
No. 3 at Stone School
Bluevale at Ramseys
Stone School at Blue -
vale
Browntown at No. 3
Bluevale at Brown -
town
Stone School at Ram-
seys
Belgrave Extends Streak --
Trounces Three Teams
Belgrave Intermediates
stretched their winning streak
to 7 games with wins over
Seaforth, Clinton and Wing -
ham.
Last Thursday, the Interme-
diates soundly defeated the Sea -
forth team 13-0. Jim Coultes
pitched a one -hit shutout and
registered 21 strike -outs. John
Galbraith contributed a triple 3
singles to the Belgrave victory,
Murray Shiell, Ivan Dow and
Bob Higgins connected for two
hits apiece.
Seaforth 000 000 000 0 1 7
Belgrave 132 130 30x 13 13 0
Vint and Ahrens; Coultes
ind Galbraith.
0--0--0
On Saturday, Belgrave
journeyed to Clinton and down-
ed the home -town team 16-6.
The Belgrave attack was
featured by four home runs,
Jim Taylor and Don McDowell
with solo homers, John Gal-
braith with a two -run homer and
Bob Higgins' 3 -run homer em-
powered the Belgrave team to
victory. Besides the homers
Jirn Taylor contributed 3 other
hits, Bob 1liggins and John Gal-
braith had 2 hits apiece and
Keith Plctch connected for 3
singles.
A. Fawcett homered and R.
Livermore tripled to lead the
Clinton team.
Belgrave lu6 003 006 10 18 4
Clinton ,002 11u 020 6 5 3
Pletch, Coultes (9), Gal-
braith; Levert, McDougall, (7),
Freeman, Edgar(5).
0--0--0
On Monday, Belgrave
thumped the Wingharn Good -
ycars 21-6 in Brussels.
Keith Pletch's 2 home runs
and Don McDowell's grand
slam home run scored 9 of Bel -
grave's runs. Bob Higgins also
contributed 4 hits to the Bel -
grave attack.
Jim 13ain's two -run homer
and Ken Saxton with 4 hits led
the Wingharn team .
Wingham 103 000 200 6 9
Belgrave 000 640 14.\ 21 18 1
I hear you've had a terrible
time with your jalopy."
"Yeah."
"What happened?"
"Well, 1 bought a carburetor
that saved 30 per cent on gas,
a timer that saved 50 per cent
on gas, and sparkplugs that sav-
ed 30 per cent on gas. After 1
went ten miles the gas tank
overflowed!"
Aug. 6
Aug. 10
Aug, 13
Aug. 17
School
No. 3 at Browntown
(played at Bluevale)
All games start at 7:30 p, m.
Browntown at Ramseys
No. 3 at Bluevale
Ramseys at No. 3
Browntown at Stone
School
Stone School at No. 3
Ramseys at Bluevale
Bluevale ar Stone
teresting and have asked if this
particular series of stories
could he taken up to camp.
The applications for C u b
Camp were given out and all
Cubs are asked to be sure and
return them June 18th -as this is
the closing meeting for the sea-
son, although there will he sev-
eral special events from time
to time during the summer hol-
idays. All parents are requests
ed to sign the form at the bot-
tom of the application, whether
or not the boy will attend camp.
Next Thursday will be offi-
cial closing meeting for this
season. Presentation of the
shield, donated by the Royal
Canadian Legion, to the top
Cub of "13" Pack for this year
will' he made, and the best
all-round Six will be presented
with an honor pennant to he
kept by the Six next year, bear-
ing their Six colour swatch.
The annual Cub field day,
mentioned in the A Pack report,
will be held in the town pan:
and close with a ball game be-
tween the two packs.
Again, don't forget Camp
Registration - to he returned on
June 13th. Camp will he held
this year at Camp Nlartyn, Au-
gust 7th, 8th and Oth.
Parents of "13" Pack Cuhs
will be welcome to come down
and watch the closing cere-
monies Thursday night at 7
o'clock at the Scout House,
Your boys have worked hard and
their achievement Itas been ex-
cellent throughout the past
year. Congratulations to all.
"ALL YOU MEN who like
music," the top sergeant call-
ed out, "step forward two
paces."
Six men responded.
"Now then," the top kick
said, "you six get busy and
carry that piano to the top floor
of the barracks!"
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