The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-06-24, Page 15a
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11-6 Win for Belmore Team
Belmore slaughtered Wroxe-
ter Intermediates 11-6 in a
game played in the winning
team's park on Wednesday
evening of last week. Helping
out with the win was Russell
Press, who smashed out two
home runs, scoring four runs of
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WED. 23 -THUR. 24 -FRI. 25
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— On the Same Program —
FIVE BOLD WOMEN
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Saturday 26 Only
ENSIGN PULVER
in Color ---Stars
Robert Walker and Burl Ives
in this dramatic naval comedy
RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY
in Color—Stars
Randolph Scott - Joel McCrea
It's a big Western with plenty
of action
Sunday Late Show—June 27
LAST MEN ON
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— Plus —
THE DEVIL'S HAND
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Mon. 28 - Tues. 29
WALT DISNEY'S
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Tommy Kirk - Kevin Corcoran
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"GIDGET GOES TO ROME"
Colour — Starring:
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SATURDAY MATINEE JUNE 26
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the game. Other top hitters
for the winners were Keith Mul-
vey with four hits, Pete New-
ans and John Newans with three
each, and Robin Steven with
two.
Brian Anderson, Rick Al-
corn, Bill Brown and Harvey
Wheeler each got three hits for
the losers.
Belmore Intermediates play
with Fordwich in the latter's
park on Tuesday evening, the
29th, then play in Bluevale
with that team on July 2nd.
Clifford Trims
Whitechurch 3-0
Whitechurch Midgets played
Clifford Midgets at Clifford
last Wednesday with Clifford
defeating Whitechurch 3-0.
Whitechurch Midgets on
June 29 play Cargill Midgets
in Whitechurch, and the Pee
Wees play Blyth at Blyth.
On June 25 Whitechurch
Pee Wees journey to Atwood to
play their Pee Wee team.
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SATURDAY and MONDAY
June 26-28
"RIDE THE WILD
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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
June 29-30
War Drama
"BEHOLD A PALE
HORSE"
(Adult Entertainment)
GREGORY PECK
ANTHONY QUINN
OMAR SHARIF
Cartoon
WEDNESDAY—June 30
A Holiday Midnight Show
At 12:01 a.m. -- Double Bill
in Color
"THE GORGON"
CHRIS LEE
PETER CUSHING
(Adult Entertainment)
`CURSE OF THE
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TERENCE MORGAN
FRED CLARK
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see reg. Wed. feature "Be-
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Midnight Show for regular
admission price.
RECREATION TOPICS
by IVAN KERSELL, Wingham Recreation Director.
The playground leaders
hired by the Wingham Recrea-
tion Department took part in a
very interesting and profitable
all -day workshop on puppetry
last Saturday at the arena hall,
It was conducted by two ladies
from Listowel, Mrs. Gibson and
Mrs. Dewar, who conduct a
successful puppet theatre of
their own in Listowel. Leaders
included Ann McKibbon, Lynn
Whitfield, Mary Ahara and
Jane Cruikshank.
During the morning they
were acquainted with the dif-
ferent varieties of puppet con-
struction and instrur:ted in
making puppets ,and mario-
nettes. The afternoon was
spent in making the head and
skeleton of a marionette. The
recreation director took in-
struction along with the lead-
ers.
This week -end the play-
ground leaders leave to attend
a six day leadership training
camp near Goderich, At the
camp they not only learn skills
involved in active games but
are taught leadership tech-
niques and get an insight into
child psychology, child behav-
ior and how to handle children.
ADULT SKATING
The open house held Sunday
evening at the arena to intro-
duce adults to roller skating
was a success. About 60 pairs
of skates were loaned out and
some came back and went out
a second time. About 45 peo-
ple went upstairs for refresh-
ments served after skating. The
evening was so successful and
those present enjoyed them-
selves so much that it has been
decided to have roller skating
for adults every Sunday even -
Pee Wees Hold
Lead All the Way
Paul Templeman collected
two hits including a home run
last Wednesday leading Wing -
ham to an 11 to 8 victory over
Lucknow. The four socker
came in the first inning, put-
ting Wingham ahead and they
never fell behind.
Tom Irwin allowed only
five hits in six innings but need-
ed relief help from Joe Kerr in
the last inning with one out.
Carl Mowbray also contri-
buted two hits to the winners.
D. Stevenson was the lead-
ing Lucknow batter with a
double.
R. H. E.
Wingham 100 334 0 11 10 5
Lucknow 001 124 0 8 5 2
Irwin, Kerr (7) and Temple-
man; Ackert and MacDonald.
Pee Wees Take
Fourth Straight
The Pee Wees chalked up
their fourth straight victory
Friday as they downed Lucknow
6 to 2. Lucknow jumped out
front in the first inning with
two runs as they capitalized on
a walk, a single and a Wing -
ham error. The threat was
brought to a halt after that by
a tight Wingham defense. The
Wingham boys put the gatne
away with a five run uprising
in the fifth inning on six hits.
Tom Irwin went the distance,
pitching the full seven innings,
and holding the Lucknow team
to only three hits. Ile struck
out eight and walked four, Ir-
win also led the offense, slam-
ming out a home run and driv-
ing in two runs, Lennie John-
ston slapped out two singles for
the winners.
R. H. E.
Lucknow 200 000 0 2 3 0
Wingham 001 050 x 6 9 2
Ackert and MacDonald;
Irwin and Templeman.
ing for a while.
We had some trouble this
past Sunday clarifying the
term adult and who should
qualify in this category, so we
will change the criteria. Skat-
ing Sunday evening will be for
married couples. We won't be
so hard and fast about this that
if the husband doesn't want to
skate and the wife does (or
vice versa) we won't led the
lady skate. Primarily, the
skating Sunday evening will be
for people who are married or
who, if single, are obviously
not under 25 years of age.
NO SMALL SKATES
The Arena management re-
grets that it has to turn so many
public school children away,
especially on Sunday afternoon.
We just don't have skates small
enough for most children this
age. We are trying to remedy
this situation as soon as possible
and have ordered skates in the
smaller sizes. However, it is
doubtful whether these skates
will arrive by this week -end,
so it is likely we will have to
turn away the smaller children
again this Sunday who wear
shoes smaller than size 5.
Intermediates
End Losing Streak
BELGRAVE-In the eight
games that the Belgrave Inter-
mediate softball team has play-
ed they have an even split 4-4.
The past two weeks were rough,
losing three out of four games.
Wingham won two, 3-2 on
June 8 and again 3-0 on June
10 with Bill Hotchkiss pitching
a one hitter in the second
game. On June 14 the Clinton
RCAF handed the Belgrave In-
termediates their fourth defeat
of the season in a see -saw bat-
tle, winning 11-7. Melaney
sparked the RCAF attack with
a triple, two singles and two
walks. Pletch's home run and
three singles apiece by Higgins
and Dow were not enough.
R H E
Belgrave 002 040 100 '7 11 4
RCAF 100 300 34x 11 7 5
Battery for Belgrave: Pletch,
McDowell (8) McBurney.
Battery for RCAF: Levert, La-
pointe (5), Melaney.
The losing streak ended on
June 17 when Belgrave defeat-
ed Clinton RCAF 10-6 in Brus-
sels. Belgrave's fourteen hits
proved to be too much for the
RCAF boys. Hugh McBurney's
home run and Dow's three
singles led the Belgrave attack.
Matthew and Foster each col-
lected a hotne run for the
RCAF.
R If E
RCAF 000 032 010 t; 10 2
Belgrave 012 220 30x 10 14 2
Battery for RCAF: Marshall, La-
pointe (4), Melaney. Battery
for Belgrave: McDowell, Mc-
Burney.
Home games coming up,
with Whitechurch on June 24
and Lucknow on June 30.
Mixed Jitney
The following are the win-
ners at the Interclub Mixed
Jitney howling, in Wingham on
Thursday.
1. Mrs. H. Duffy, Teeswater;
2. Jack Bowman; 3. Ilerh Duf-
fy, Teeswater; 4. Mrs. E.
Webster; 5. Art Wilson;
George Gamtnage; 7. Margaret
Rae, Lucknow; 8. Lorne Gard-
ner; 9. Gershom Johnston; 10,
Mrs. G. Godkin; 11. Jack Porter,
Teeswater; 12. Mts. R. I1.
Lloyd.
Ginny; "What do you give a
man who has everything?"
Jenny: "Encouragement, dear--
encouragetnerit."
Family Reunion
At Elliott Home
WHITECHURCH- Visitors on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Elliott and family were Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Perrott and
family of Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Stewart and Mark
of Benmiller, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Forster, W. Wawanosh,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Henderson,
Barbara and Brenda of Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forster of
Lucknow and her father, Mr,
Bill Forster.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott held this
family reunion as Mr. Stewart
will be teaching at Lambeth
after summer holidays and with
his wife and family will move
there as soon as school closes.
Mr. Stewart will take a summer
course in London during the
holidays.
WINGHAM RINK WINS
Three rinks from here play-
ed in the ladies' lawn bowling
trebles at Seaforth last Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. J. Finni-
gan, Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and
Mrs, Lome Gardner won first
prize and Mrs. A. Lunn, Mrs. W.
H. Edwards and Mrs. W.C.Mur-
ray won fourth prize. Members
of the other rink were Mrs, G.
MacKay, Mrs, G. Godkin and
Mrs. R. A. Downie.
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