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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-06-25, Page 19• LARGE SELECTION OF Summer Footwear NOW IN STOCK! ITALIAN SANDALS -- $3.99 up WHITE DRESS SHOES CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 357-1840 Kinsmen Club At Kincardine Sponsors Race On Dominion Day, July 1, Kincardine Kinsmen Club will present the first half of their 21st annual harness race meet. The Kincardine Club was the first service club in Canada to sponsor the sport. Harness racing has advanced a long way since it first started in Kincardine 96 years ago when the first races were ar- ranged between the "young bloods" of the district whosere- putation at that time might be likened to today's fast cars. However, there wa's a differ- ence and devoted horsemen took pride in the advancement of the breed. Unfortunately this called for personal sacrifice so it was not surprising thatrac- ing as an organized sport fell on evil days and it would appear ' for a time that harness racing . would disappear from the Cana- 4 HARRISTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE THUR.-FRI, JUNE 25-26 "COME BLOW YOUR HORN" In Color — Plus "13 FRIGHTENED GIRLS" • In Color Thrills galore in this teenage spy thriller SATURDAY ONLY JUNE 27 AUDIE MURPHY in "TUMBLE WEED" • Plus the comedy "ORDERS ARE ORDERS" SUNDAY LATE SHOW June 28 Starts at 11:00 p.m "THE HORROR • CHAMBER OF DR. FAUSTUS" Plus "HOT CARS" (Adult Entertainment) MON.-TUES.-WEDNESDAY • JUNE 29-30; JULY 1 "DONOVAN'S REEF" In Color — Plus "STOLEN HOURS" In Color — Plus "JOHNNY COOL" • TUESDAY ONLY 3 FEATURES HOLIDAY BONUS wasousweritmososameeemmosaiwoosseansfiwal LISTOWEL DRIVE-IN THEATRE 2 Shown Every Night M Dusk Weather Permitting WED. -TRUE. -FEL June 24-25-26 `CAPTAIN SINDBAD' Color "Twice Told Tales" Color Adult Entertainment SAT. -MON. -TUESDAY JUNE 27-29-30 "McLINTOCK" Color ` John Wayne - Maureen O'Hara Extra Attraction "The Beatles Come to Town" Technicolor dian sports picture. A few of the oldsters still felt the terrific competitive spirit and enlisted younger groups "with the legs" to help bring about a revival, since many race meets fell to the responsibility of a few who, through lack of helpers and fi- nances, found successful race meets an impossibility. This happened in Kincardine although the town had one of the best tracks in Ontario. Kin- cardine Kinsmen took up the challenge which has been adopt- ed by many western Ontario centres and once again harness racing became one of the great- est annual events in the Lake Huron town's summer program. Secretary Elmer Thompson reports little difficulty in secur- ing horses to race at Kincardine while improved pari mutual betting booths will appeal to the customers who set a record last year for patronage as they en- joyed a real day of racing on one of Ontario's finest racks, lo- cated on the inviting shores of Huron, in the town "where you're a stranger only once," Proceeds go for Club welfare work. Here's an item from an old medical journal, quoted by the Ontario Safety League. "If the machine (automobile) ever at- tains the unlikely speed of 80 miles an hour, it will have to drive itself, for the human brain will be incapable of con- trolling it." IIII®IIIIIIIiIIl0611i111i11Iii11ii1ii111illlill1i11Ii111.i 111111IiiIli111il11■IIIuiiiilliul LYCXUM SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630 THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY JUNE 25-26-27 "MR. HOBBS TAKES A VACATION" •CinemaScope - Colour Starring: Jimmy Stewart, Maureen O'Hara, Fabian and Reginald Gardiner This comedy promises great fun for all the family . , . a vacation that will long be remembered. MONDAY -TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY JUNE 29-30; JULY 1 —SPECIAL—. "LOLLIES OF THE FIELD" Starring: Sidney Poitier (Academy Award Winner This comedy -drama will be the strangest miracle that ever gladdened your heart. The happiest, warmest screen exper- . fence of your lifetime. IIIIiill■IllilllillIi1l IllIIYIIIi1IIi1IIi111i11 iiiiliiII■IlIi1l lillIlllIulI1■IIIiiIIBIIlU SUNDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW JUNE 28 "THE PARTY CRASHERS" Adult Entertainment • "Jack the Ripper" Adult Entertainment Wingham and Clinton Each Win One Game In the Wingham park last Thursday the Winghatn Good - years defeated Clinton 1.;)-9, Pete Carmichael was the top hitter for the Goodyears with a triple and 3 singles. Marv. Craig was the top batter for Clinton with a home run and 2 singles. R H E Clinton 001 000 32:; 9 13 3 Wingham 501 020 43X 15 18 2 Clinton, Livermore ss; Free- man c, ; McDougal 11, and p.; Hoffmeyer If.; Cook :sh; Lev- ert p and lb; Carter 2h; Craig cf; Fawcett rf. Wingham, Fryfogle 2h; Sax- ton cf; Bain ss; Storey lb; Cer- son rf; St. Marie if; Eadie Foxton c; Carmichael 3h; Gib- son p. Umpires Jack Tiffin and Wes Simmons. Clinton turned the tables on Tuesday might and defeated ANDIENENEM CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON THUR.-FRU.-SA TL'RDAY JUNE 25-26-27 "THE THRILL OF IT ALL" in Color—Starring DORIS DAY -JAMES GARNER Shows at 7:15 and 9:15 MON.-TUES.-WEDNESDAY JUNE 29-30; JULY 1 `MAIL ORDER BRIDE' in Color—Starring BUDDY EBSEN and LOIS NETTLETON It's a warm appealing western comedy with a different twist Shows at 7:15 and 9:15 Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June 25, 1964 - Page 11 Cavalcade of Stars Internationally Famous Circus Act Wingham Arena - June 25th BELMORE TEAM IN SECOND PLACE DELMORE-With the winning of Friday evening's ball game with Bluevale, Belmore Inter- mediates have now advanced to second place in the tri -county intermediate competition. Local boys defeated the Bluevale boys 12-8, it) theBel- tnore'Park. Home runs were spored by Barry Mulvey, John Newans, and Russell Press with Don Thompson batting five hits. the Wingham God4years 10-9 in 7 innings. For the Good - years, Gary Storey had the most hits with 3 singles while Jim Bain and Ken Saxton each had a home run and single. Mait- land Edgar hit a home run for Clinton. Wingham, Fryfogle 2b; Sax- ton cf; Bain ss; Storey lb; Cer- son rf; Carmichael 3b; St. Mar- ie If; Foxton c; Gibson p; Wel- wood p 6th. Clinton, Riley p and lb; McDougal cf; McKay ss; Mann 3b, Cook 2b; Hoffmeyer lf; Edgar c; Levert lb and p; Reid rf. R 11 E Wingham 100 1'26' 0 9 11 3 Clinton 1112 006 X 10 11 5 Seaforth will play in Wing - ham to -night, Thursday, June 25 at 8:30. New Recreation Folder Issued Pancake Bay Provincial Park, on Highway 17, 48 miles north of Sault Ste. Marie, is denoted by a special symbol along with 119 other parks shown on the 1964 edition of the " Roads -to - Recreation" folder, just issued. The folder, featured, by a pictorial map, is published by the Government of Ontario, through the Department of Highways, in co-operation with the Departments of Tourism and Information and Lands and For- ests. Special colorful symbols pinpoint the many recreational facilities available in Ontario. They also show the location of 263 picnic areas, 66 parks op- erated by Conservation Author- ities, 81 museums and 68 his- toric sites. Travellers can eas- ily identify each facility for recreation shown by its number and listing under separate head- ings. The "Roads -to -Recreation" folder is available, without charge, from any of the 18 dis- trict or five regional offices of the Department of Highways and also at the Downsview Head Office; the Department of Lands and Forests, either at the Map Office, Parliament Buildings or at 22 District Of- fices; and from the Department of Tourism and Information, Parliament Buildings, or at the Tourist Reception Centres which it operates . Drivers, never change lanes without looking in your rear- view mirror, signalling and glancing over your shoulder to check the "blind spot". Entertainment Centre of AT- Western Ontario presents "COUNTRY" * CONCERT STARRING Billy Walker .r( * I've Got a New Heartache Marion Worth Shake Me I Rattle Crazy Arms Claude King Wolverton Mountain Comancheros Special MCs CKSL's Art Bartell 4( CHLO's Rocky Nash and The Country Gentlemen * FRIDAY, June 26 at 8:30 p.m. Reserve Tickets $2.50 * Gen. Admission $2.00 4( F..1.4•1111.l.i.,sl,a•H2OI,.11•••,,...1101.ENIl14110.I1,01/1/11.11M. WOM141.1.0414111•41.“...M.INIMP I 21ST ,.�. ANNUAL i 4� i PARI-MUTUEL BETTING 1 1 Dominion Day, Wed. July 21 i 1 � m S• ponsored by 1 K• incardine Kinsmen Club POST TIME — 1:00 O'CLOCK Kincardine Raceway 5 CLASSES 10 RACES ALSO: HARNESS RACING Civic Holiday j MONDAY, AUG. 3 At times like this... you'll like Black Label eer Try Black Label...and you'll know. why it's Canada's best-selling beer say:'EL, BLACK LABEL t"