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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-06-03, Page 15• 4 • CHILDREN'S CANVAS SNEAKERS 99c to $ I.99 WOMEN'S ITALIAN SANDALS for barefoot comfort $3.99 - $4.99 Men's Tri -County Softball Schedule MAY 26 Walton at Millbank 26 Jamestown at Cran- brook 28 Montcrief at James- town in Brussels 30 Jamestown at Mill- bank 31 Walton at Cranbrook JUNE 2 Jamestown at Brussels Cranbrook at Mont- crief 4 Millbank at Walton Moncton at James- • town in Brussels 6 Montcrief at Mill - hank '7 Moncton at Cran- brook ran- brook • 7,30 7.30 8,30 2.30 7.30 8.30 7.30 7.30 8.30 2.30 7.30 BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE - CLINTON Children Under 12 in Cars Admitted Free TWO COMPLETE SHOWS NIGHTLY COME AS LATE AS 11 P.M. AND SEE A CO.IIPLETE SHOW • Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURSDAY and FRIDAY JUNE 3-4 'For Those • Who Think Young' JAMES DARREN PAMELA TIFFEN Color Cartoon Plus a Short "The Dave Clark Five" SATURDAY and MONDAY JUNE 5-7 0 The Prize' (Adult Entertainment) PAUL NEWMAN EDWARD G. ROBINSON ELKE SOMMER • Color Cartoon • w TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY JUNE 8-9 "GUNS AT BATAS(" (Adult Entertainment) RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH JACK HAWKINS Cartoon COMING NEXT: "The Wheeler Dealers" 9 Millbank at Moncton 8.30 Cranbrook at Brussels 8.30 11 Brussels at Walton 7.30 Millbank at James- town in Brussels 8,30 14 Montcrief at Cran- brook 7.30 •16 Jamestown at Walton 7.30 16 Moncton at Brussels 8.30 18 Walton at Jamestown 8,30 18 Moncton at Montcrief 7.30 20 Moncton at Millbank 2.30 23 Walton at Brussels 8.30 23 Montcrief at Moncton 8.30 25 Cranbrook at James- town in Brussels 8.30 25 Brussels at Montcrief '7.30 28 Brussels at Cranbrook 7.30 28 Moncton at Walton 7.30 29 Millbank at Montcrief 7.30 30 Brussels at Moncton 8.30 JULY 2 Walton at Montcrief 7.30 2 Brussels at Jamestown in Brussels 8.30 2 Cranbrook at Mill- bank 8.30 5 Cranbrook at Walton 7.30 7 Jamestown at Moncton 8.30 7 Montcrief at Brussels 8.30 9 Montcrief at Walton 7.30 12 Millbank at Cran- brook 8.30 13 Jamestown at Mont- crief 7.30 14 Cranbrook at Monc- ton 8.30 14 Millbank at Brussels 8.30 16 Brussels at Millbank '7.30 16 Walton at Moncton 8.30 CROWN HARRISTON Monday through Thursday -One Show at 8 o'clock. Friday and Saturday, 2 Shows -7:15 and 9;35 WED -THUR: FRI. JUNE 2-3-4 YOUNGBLOOD HAWKS Starring JAMES FRANCISCUS and SUZANNE PLESHETTE A promising career turned to a nightmare of .debauchery! (Adult Entertainment) SAT.-MON.-TUES. JUNE 5-7-8 PAUL NEWMAN and EDWARD G. ROBINSON star in THE PRIZE in Colour Lots of action in this pulsating entertainment as it explodes on the screen, Adult Entertainment THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL JUNE 30th FOR REPAIRS. lUUII111Iil111llitilll11lll■III■I Ii11IlmllitillluliIuIIIuuuI■lIIlIII■IIII!IIuIIIuilil•IIIu!Ilrllli 4 • SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM - PHONE 357-1630 One dhow each evening. Monday through Thursday, at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 shows, 7:15 and 9:15. WED: THUR.-FRI. JUNE 2.3.4 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "LOVER COME BACK" Colour - Starring: Rock Hudson - Doris Day - Tony Randall - Edie Adams This is a really funny film about a boy and a girl and the advertising business. SAT.-MON.-TUES. JUNE 5-7-8 1 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "THE PRIZE" Colour - CincmaScopc - Starring: Paul Newman - Edward G. Robinson - Elke Sommer Pulsating entertainment as a best seller comes explosively to the screen. • COMING NEXT WED.=THUR.-FRI. JUNE 9.10-11 "CARRY ON CRUISING" siI(■hilllIlliillrllilllai!iii a!.Illalll\III■IIIIui.liIiIIIAIIIaIIaIIaUi•lIiai w Win ham Advance*Tftnes, Thur da June 3, 1966 Fa :e CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHAM 357-1840 ROLLER SKATING STARTS at the Wingham Arena TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8th RECREATION TOPICS by IVAN KERSELL, Wingham Recreation Director. Roller skating will begin at the Wingham Arena Tuesday, June 8. There has been consid- erable expense in making boot skates available on a rental basis and it is hoped people will take advantage of the op- portunity to participate in this sport. A few people I have talked !with say they would learn to !skate if they were younger, but feel that now they would look awkward. This is an apprehen- sion young people need not • have. If you can ice skate, roller skating will come easily. No one will be a ballerina on wheels to start with. The softball season is well underway. Practices have been held for three Saturdays and these will be stepped up to two or three a week. The coaches are rather disappointed, how- ever, in the turnout of boys, age 12 and over. There are not enough players to form teams in the Pee Wee and Ban- tam groups. It is hoped more boys will take an interest and come out to the practices. The aim of the Recreation Department is to provide an opportunity for every boy to participate in softball. You don't have to be an all-star. The coaches are there to help you become a better player. SUMMER PROGRAM Plans for the Summer Play- ground and Swimming Program are pretty well complete but have not received the stamp of approval of the committee. An outline of the program will ap- pear next week. The Recrea- tion Council meeting is next Sunday evening. The leaders for the summer program have been hired. Mrs. Margaret McDowell, who just completed a requalification course in Red Cross Water Safe- ty, will supervise the swimm- ing program. Working with her will be two swimming instruct- HARRISTON DRIVEIN THEATRE WED: THUR: FRI. June 2-3-4 THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER RAI Returns by popular request Starring ALEC GUINESS and WILLIAM HOLDEN SAT. ONLY June 5 THE GOLDEN ARROW in Color - Stars TAB HUNTER Second Feature - TAMAHINE in Color - Starring NANCY KWAN It's a pleasant romantic comedy SUNDAY LATE SHOW June 6 DEVIL DOLL - Plus - DIMENTIA (Adult Entertainment) MON.-TUES. June 7-8 NORTH. TO ALASKA in Color - Starring JOHN WAYNE - STEWART GRANGER - MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN - Plus Featurette Two on a Pass PAJAMA PARTY - plus THE ROAD RACERS Starts Wednesday, June 9 ors, Marilyn Riley and Pat Hotchkiss, and two lifeguards, Dianne Grove and Wendy Fuller. The leaders in the play- ground program will he Ann McKibbon, Lynn Whitfield and Mary Ahara. These leaders will attend a Leaders' Training Camp at Goderich the end of June. Belmore Team Wins First Two Games of Season BELMORE-The Intermedi- ates are off to a flying start in the new baseball season, chalk- ing up their first two wins last week in the two opening games Under the capable manage- ment of William Mulvey the boys clobbered Fordwich 18-1 in the first game played on Tuesday evening in the local park. On Friday night they de- feated Ethel 8-6. They are competing with five other teams to win top standing in the Tri -County League. Other teams are Ethel, Bluevale, Gorrie, Fordwich and Wroxeter. THE MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE held a banquet on Monday evening and distributed trophies and awards. Winning the playoff champion- ship and the Burke Electric trophy was the team captained by Ron Lee, shown seated with Cal Burke, who presented the trophy. Other team members are Ted English, Ken Saxton, Duane Fenwick and Barry Fryfogle. Missing were Bill Johnston, Mac Ritchie and Jack Brophy. Ken Saxton also won the high average for the year with 244; Mac Ritchie high triple, 886; Bob Craw- ford high single, 375, and most improved bowler award went to Bob Brooks. WOAA Bantam Schedule, Group 1 JUNE 11 Belgrave at Brussels 12 Wingham at Lucknow 16 Wingham at Belgrave 16 Lucknow at Brussels 18 Belgrave at Wingham 18 Brussels at Blyth 21 Wingham at Brussels 21 Lucknow at Blyth 23 Blyth at Lucknow 25 Blyth at Wingham' 25 Brussels at Belgrave 26 Lucknow at Wingham 28 Brussels at Wingham 28 Belgrave at Blyth 30 Wingham at Blyth 30 Lucknow at Belgrave JULY 2 Blyth at Brussels 3 Belgrave at Lucknow 5 Brussels at Lucknow 6 Blyth at Belgrave 7 Wingham at Lucknow 9 Belgrave at Brussels 12 Wingham at Belgrave 12 Lucknow at Brussels 14 Belgrave at Wingham 15 Brussels at Blyth 17 Blyth at Belgrave 18 Lucknow at Wingham 19 Wingham at Brussels 19 Lucknow at Blyth 21 Blyth at Wingham 21 Brussels at Lucknow 24 Blyth at Lucknow 26 Blyth at Brussels 26 Lucknow at Belgrave 29 Brussels at Belgrave 29 Wingham at Blyth 31 Belgrave at Lucknow AUGUST 3 Belgrave at Blyth 3 Brussels at Wingham All games at 7 p.m. except Lucknow home games at 8 p.m. Open Season With 2 Wins Belgrave's entry in the W. O. A. A. intermediate softball league opened the ball season on Thursday at Clinton winning 9-6. Keith Pletch with two home runs and Wayne Coultes with two singles led the Bel - grave attack. Lester and Liver- more each had a home run for Clinton's cause. R H E Belgrave 104 201 1 9 6 2 Clinton 000 020 4 6 5 4 The battery for Belgrave, Pletch and McBurney; Clinton, Riley and Freeman. Belgrave intermediates play- ing their home game in the Brussels ball park won their sec- ond game of the season on Sat- urday night, defeating Clinton 11-3. Don McDowell started out in fine form having a shut out going until the eighth, be- fore Clinton got on the score board. A triple by Higgins was Belgrave's best hit of the game. Lester's two -run homer in the ninth was his second in as many games for Clinton. RHE Clinton 000 000 012 3 6 6 Belgrave 031 212 llx 1150 The battery for Clinton, Ri- ley and McKay (7th). Freeman and Hearn (7th); Belgrave, Mc- Dowell and McBurney. Upcoming home games, on June 3 with R.C. A. F. Clinton at 8.30 and on June 8 with Wingham in Brussels ball park. The teacher returned to class with the graded examina- tion papers and asked that all the students sit down. "If you stood up," he ex- plained. "it is conceivable that you (night form a circle -- in which ease I (night he arrest- ed for maintaining a dope ring." Belmore Personals Mr.Jack Kerwin of Toronto spent the Victoria Day week- end at his home in the village. During the week -end, while having a bonfire in his back- yard, some sparks crept into the nearby grass and threaten- ed to make trouble for a time. Though the episode was any- thing but humorous at the time, onlookers are smiling about it now, Apparently, the most strenuous Watusi dancer has nothing on Mr. Kerwin when it comes to stomping out a grass- fire! Rev. and Mrs. Howard Pace of Crystal Beach called on Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell during the long week -end. Mr. Michael O'Malley has completed his second year at the University of Western Ont- ario in London and has secured summer employment at Guelph. The sympathy of the village residents and other friends is extended to Mrs.James Struth- ers whose sister, Mrs. George Gamble of Teeswater, passed away last week in London. Miss Margaret Appleby of Buffalo, N.Y., spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy on the 2nd of Culross. Members of the O'Malley fam- ily visited with her there. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Kingshot of Toronto were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harty Helfenstein and twins. Dr. and Mrs.Jack Helfenstein of Michi- gan spent the U. S. Memorial Day week -end at the same home. Mr. Wilfred Lynett; who is now a patient at Freeport Hos- pital, near Kitchener, spent the week -end with the Weiler family on the 2nd of Culross. The community extends congratulations to newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd who were married in Wingham Ang- lican Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd have taken up residence in the house former- ly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCarter. We welcome them to the village. Miss Margaret O'Malley, a nurse -in -training at Galt Hos- pital, spent the week -end at her home. Mr. George Gamble and Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Guest of Tees - water and Mrs. Andrew McTav- ish of Walkerton, were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr, and Mrs.James Struthers. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bronson and family of Elmira, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Ballagh and Lavonne. Ronald, Neil and Carolyn stay- ed at their grandparents' home while their parents attended the Edwards-Hollingshead wed- ding in Guelph. IN THE WINGHAM ARENA STARTS JUNE 8 TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY SKATE RENTAL - 25c ADMISSION - 35c 8 to 10 P.M. FAMILY SKATING ON SUNDAY AFTERNOONS NO ADMISSION CHARGE SKATE RENTAL FEE ONLY ROTARY CLUB BINGO $1300 IN PRIZES AT MILDMAY COMMUNITY CENTRE WED', JUNE 9th • $500.00 SPECIAL MUST GO • TWO $100.00 SPECIALS • 12 REGULARS AT $40.00 EACH • ONE SHARE -THE -WEALTH BEGINS AT 9 P.M.