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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-06-05, Page 115 • • • TJ 1,10 schools this. year. Allyerie 40'•tet 'WO may attend the school'. for 40411 at Walkerton on Junet8,'tir Pftball, At the Wthg ham 'Arena on Pine 22, Both' , sessions start at 12.30 p. m. • HARRIS D THEATRE WED. 4 THUR. 5 • FRI. 6' - "THE GREEN .BERETS" in Ccilor — Stars John Wayne — PLUS — "THE TRIPLE CROSS" in Color — Stars Trevor Howard and Christopher Plummer Adult Entertainment SATURDAY, JUNE 7 ONLY "ASSIGNMENT K" hi Color—Stars Stephen134d — PLUS — "INDIAN PAINT"' . in Color — Stars Jay Silvarhaeli SUN. 8 - MON. 9 - TUES. 10' "CARMEN BABY" '—PLUS— "THE WEIRD WICK D WORLD" Both in Color ADMITTANCE • RESTRICTED TO PERSONS I$ mks or AOl on OYER Coming Next: WED. 11 - THUR. ,112 - PRI. 13 'HELL ON WHEELS' and, "CATALINA CAPERS" Sunday siftw great acton around the Wingham Sports- men's fish pond as a homing roar from "chief OW Keith JOhn004,Started'aPPrOximatelY AO children,ranging In ages from 3 years to 14 years, on a fun - filled of fishing. The fishing was interrupted • momentarily for a hot dog and pop feast which was enjoyed by adults and children alike. "Chief cook" Keith and his as- sistant "Delia" sure can mass produce hot dogs when the go- ing getshot and heavy. The club would like to thank Keith an'd Della for their hard work in preparing the lunch. It made the day. . All the members put a fine wows. DRIVE-IN. THEATRE THUR. 5 - FRI. 6 - SAT. 7 MON. 9- TUES.,' 10 • WED. 11 • One Showing Each Night •Admission $1.50 "Gone With • - The Wind" Starring: CLARK GABLE - VIViEN LEIGH - LESLIE .HOWARD. OLIVIA deHAVILLAND COMING' NEXT: Thur; 12 - Fri. 13 - Sat 14 - Mon. 16 - Tues. 17 - Wed. 18 Steve McQueen as 'BULLITT' (Achill, Entertainment) The Sunset Drive -lie A "Mustang" Theatre Now Open Every Night SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981 .110111111•••••••••MI.1.111•1•111 THURS., FRI., SAT. JUNE 5-6-7 THEY WON'T STAY DEAD! AWattir Rode Orpnitation Presentation—Released by Continental (Adult Entertainment) • — PLUS SO WEIRD!...S0 SHOCKING! DoYOUdaro[ seen! 0611011111 11 RELEASED BY ALLIED ARTISTS I ; (Adult Entertainment) friday, June 13th --- "Jinx Night" Driver of Every 13th Car ADMITTED FREE. Driver of Cara with Licence NuMber Ending in 13 ADMITTED FREE. Every 13th Box of Pop torn is FREE Any Person whose age is divisible by 13 (proof required) FREE. COW OUT AND HAVE A BALL ON FRIDAY THE 13thI SUN., MON.0, TUES., WED. June 8 to 11 • miniscH compANyaNDEDwARo L. &PERSON town AMC slmuEr ill !IV WILDER'S IRMataDolOac TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION*U"STAI Both Shows Are TawiewmisisizommiamitsaiiiiimiliaPLUS "BEST COMEDY EVER MADEI" —tflowswesk A0/41 RusTrn,..e. t) . . 410.41 00 A411 0 • LEMON Mae EVE 1.11LSTflICTEO 0 tolowt 0IASI •101 011 ont ones! IASIMANCISOM mammon ze-losis ailefistriarmatit Coming Next: "HELLO DOWN THERE" plus "FORT UTAH" 6.60.0,0411a.i1t14....00,4a a ,taat. b • 1111 error; behind malting this day an enjoyable success and hopq th,t maybe in the future it Can he 'repeated. 9 4PrtgeS- wee 4044;04 and 431V•*. en Out to theCchildren for the fish that werught,, Prize for the first fish Went ro 1?eth Wehineyer; second,. Kathy metealfe; third; Bernie, Wehli ineyer; fourth, Lyle Bridge; fifth. Jirnmy'Deyell; s ix th, Lyle Bridge; and seventh, w as split, by Ronnie Johnston and Bernie Wehmeyer. Prize for the largest fish went to Joan Cason with an 11" speckled trout. . We hear they even gave. out a prize for the largest turtle, and someone was paying 2 50 a frog. Wonder who. that was Ross? The children had a great afternoon and it is; hoped they didn't get too many lines and hooks snagged or tangled which might have created slight prob- lems for the fathers,. But dOn't get discouraged men, because aic Industrial League After 'having played six very close games in the first week and a half of the schedule, two wide-open games took place • last Thursday evening. In the 7 o'clock game, Stan- ley -Berry pounded the Business- men 15 to I. In the second game at 9:00, Machan's Hardy ware ran over top of the Foundry 26 to 0. The Foundry was miss- ing a number of key players. The above scores do ,not indi- cate the type of ball being play- ed in this league'. • Most of the games are very close. The teams wouid certainly appreci- ate some.good crowds. Standings after two weeks: Stanley- Bercy..,6i, Jviachan 's Hard- ware 403usinessmen 4; Foundry 2; Lloyd -Truax 2. •BROWNIE'S • DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON Box Offic, Opens at 8.00 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK .THURS. and FRI. June 5 and 6 – – DOUBLE FEATURE — "PRUDENCE and • THE PILL" Showing et 9 p.m. ADMITIANCE INICSTRICTED Starring to Imam. Tumor 031104 Oven Deborah Kerr.and-. David Niven In Color — Plus Second Feature "Pretty Poison" • • (Adult Entertainment) Showing at 10.30 — Starring Anthony Perkins & Tuesday Wild Color Cartoon SAT. and MON. . June 7 and 9 –• DOUBLE FEATURE — "ANZIO" (Adult Entertainment) Showing at 9.00 p.m. — Starring ROBERT MITCHUM, PETER FALK and ROBERT RYAN — PLUS — "Hell On Wheels" Showing at 10.30 ,— Starring MARTY ROBBINS & JOHN ASHLEY A Stock Car Racing Picture In Tennessee Both Features In Color — Cartoon • TUES. and WED. June 10 and 11 "REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE" Showing at 9.00 and 11.00 p.m. Starring • Elizabeth Taylor • & Marion Brando Powerful drama of love and betrayal on a poeceoirno Army post in the deep South. Color Cartoon COMING NEXT THURS. and FRI. HPIRECKEIK" and "PETULIA" (Both Shows Adult Entertainment) IIIA tersoms vIUS Iff 43. 011 0 .'aataat, • we expect to see. everyone at the next regular meeting of dte Sportsmen's Club at 8:30 sharp,. Come early and enjoy a little trap shootirtg•before the meet, ing. „. WOAA Bantam softball schedule June 3 Walton at Wingitam 10 Whitechurch at Wing.. ham • 17 Blyth at Wingham • 24 Belgrave at Wingham July 2 Brussels at Wingharn 8 Lucknow at Winghani 15 Ripley at Wingham • All games start at ?o'clock except the Brussels-Wingham game on July 2, which begins at 8.30. Keep a stiff upper lip and you'll reduce the chances of (inning yourself while shaving. • 474423 T 0.4 and *Pfreataci *UAW *ISM LOCA‘' OVT4F-TOWN 244.1eur Urvice, Night $28410 Soto chola from Vilealone t ;•• CAMiPer TrOler$ ReNTALS and SAWS • THE END OF SEASON highlight for young Wingham hockeyplayers. came last Tues- day evening, at the hockey banquet held 'in the Legion Hall. Guest speaker for the event was Paul Henderson of the Toronto OSSIMMI.. •4 iii.14 4r, •, ' Maple Leafs. Autograph seekers gathered around Mr. Henderson are left, Donny Irwin, David Bennett, Keith Cameron, Brian Reid, Paul Fish and Jeff Anderson. —Advance -Times Photo. Donkey Baseball is sport with ups and downs • ill/ fell. Stubborn donkeys, Town Fathers on 7 tit insmen combine for game of the year • An evening of hilarious fun . is in store for local fans when' the -town Fathers take on the Kinsmen at the ball park on Friday the 13th (guess these brave crews aren't superstitious). Playing the piano with mit- tens. on or eating corn on the cob through a 'picket fence it easy compared to playing ball, • • from the back of a stubborn jackass. • Councilor "Ace" Bateson • • was overheard bragging that he hadialt tirettalentrftfr donkey baseball; die ball playing abil.z ity of Mickey • Mantel, the-)' horsemanship of a rodeo per- fOrmer, the vocabulary of a Missouri. mule skinner and the sense of humour of Bob Hope. Well "Ace", time will tell! • Eleven real live donkeys, especially trained to do exactly the wrong thing at the right „ time, will invade die local Aiamond and may r9IttNlows like Councillor Wee W ill i e ,f•ylalden retract such statements 'as, "Heck, anyone can ride a Stubborn donk, eh?" • We understand the Kinsmen are really out to win this one. After all, they just have to re- • deem themselves after all the iosses they took on the chin dur- Ang the Winter Carnival. One ginsrgen IJas caught practising his horsemanship on the hack of bifeson'•s-rookinghorse,,,, When • • yonelook down the Kinsmen linenp. one can't help but e,x- claim, "liow's a littie ol' donk going to carry that big brute? ile should be carrying the donk- ey.!" • Here's the lineup for the Town Fathers. Can't you just see Mayor DeWitt Miller, Reeve Jack Alexander, Deputy Reeve . • Industrial League hedule In each case the first game of the evening starts at 7 o'- clock with the second game at 9 o'clock. 'June 5 Business Assoc. vs' Machan's Hdwe. Lloyd-Truax!vs Stanley Berry • Western Foundry-- Bye June 9 Western Foundry vs Stanley- Berry Businest. Assoc.. vs Lloyd -Truax Machan's Hdwe. --Bye . Junel2 Machan's Hdwe. vs Lloyd -Truax . Western Foundry vs st Business Assoc. Stanley- Berry- - Bye Junel6 ,Machan's Hdwe, vs Western Foundry Stanley-3erry vs Busi- ness Assoc. Lloyd -Truax -,Bye June 19 Lloyd2Truax vs W,estern Fbundry" • Stanley -Berry vs Ma- chan's Hdwe. Business Assoc. - -Bye June 23 Business Assoc. vs. Ma- chan's Hdwe. Lloyd -Truax vs Stanley Berry Western Found ry- - Bye June26 Westem Foundry -vs Stanley- Berry • Business Assoc. vs Lloyd Truax Machan's Hdwe. --Bye June 30 Machan's Hdwe. vs • Lloyd -Truax . Westem Foundry vs Busr ness Assoc. Stanley-Beiry- -Bye ' July 3 Stanley -Berry vs Busi- ness Assoc. • Machan's Hdwe. vs Western Foundry • Lloyd -Truax. -Bye July 7' Lloyd -Truax vs Western Foundry $tanley-Berry vs Ma- chan's Hdwe. July10 July14 , (4. • Business Assoc. vs Ma- chan's Hdwe. Lloyd -Truax vs Stanley Berry ..•- Western Foundry vs Stanley -Berry Business Assoc. ‘vs Lloyd -Truax JulyI7 • Machan's Hdwe. vs Lloyd -Truax Western Foundry vs Business Assoc. Stanley -Berry vs Busi- ness Assoc. • Machan's Hdwe., , vs • Westem' Foundry Lloyd -Truax vs West - em Foundry Stanley -Berry vs Ma- chan's Hdye. Business Assoc, --Bye Business Assoc. vs Ma- chan's Hdwe.. ' Lloyd -Truax vs Stan- ley -Berry Western Foundry—Bye Western Foundry vs • Stanley -Berry Business .Assoc. vs Lloyd -Truax Machan 's. Hdwe. --Bye Machan's Hdwe. vs July21 July.24 July 28 July 31 Aug. 4 Lloyd -Truax Western Foundry vs Business Assoc. Stanley -Berry --Bye Aug. 7 Stanley- Berry vs Bust - ness Assoc. Machan's Hdwe. vs Western Foundry Lloyd -Truax-'- Bye Aug. 11 Lloyd -Truax vs West- ern Foundry Stanley -Berry vs Ma- chan's Hdwe. The executive has asked us to .mention that there is a short- age of umpires to handlegamer and anyone interested in help- ing in this department is asked to contact the league•president, Philip Adams at 357-2078. Harold Wild, Councillors Bate- son, Carter, Cruickshank, Har- ris and Walden urging th r donkeys down the first baseline line? It will be rib-tIckling to see Police Chief Jim Miller discard the cruiser for a dOnkey and go after a fly ball rather than a speeding hot; rod! It ' will be something new to see Recreation Director Jim Ward in the park, mounted on the hurricane deck of one of these • donkeys.... Round i n.g out the lineup, a couple of -experienced pros, Town Clerk Bill Renwick and Town Foreman Ted Whit- by. Bill says, "We'll get the • donkey to go even -if I have to • tug at the head while Ted puts , his shoulder to the rear. " So the stage is set for a rip - snorting game oT softball that's bound to leave every spectator weak from laughter. Field Day at Sacred Heart On Friday, ,despite the hot weather, theapiipils from Sacred Heart School held their yearly. field day. The events held in- cluded races, ball thrOw,, shot put,. hop, skip and jump, high jump and broad jump. • Champions were chosen in • six divisions: , Senior, Boys: Bill Bauer; run- ner-uP, John De Bruyn. Senior Girls: Lynn Schill; runner-up, Debbie Ste. Marie. Intermediate Boys: Gerald Skinn and Jackie De Bruyn ( tie). - Interinediate Girls: Gemrria De Bruyn; runner-up, Janina iMajka. Junior Boys,. Gordon Kinahan runner-up, Stephen Montgom- ery. hinior Girls: Mary. De Bruyn; runner-up, Nancy Majka. The champions, plus th e runners-up, will compete at the North Huron Separate•School Field Day at Kingsbridge on June 12. Keep that night open, Fri- day. Jtine 13th for. an evening of hilarious funprovided by lo- cal performers with all profits, to be used to Mike improve- ments at the ball diamond in the town park. ' „ Pilo -SunsMisr. .holidays earaPIO • Trailfir:'4Vold snOlal and yet, tags s.klng. S.t Up camp 100.0*. you "SO It in..; 01i1iistatI MODELS ARE NOW t ON. DISPLAY. Each A*101..‘ • ,Cemper'.Trajler;carriss.,..00e; full year viiirriott.:=., THEM TODAY Metal Fabrscating Winabam -• Midi* 357-227 **L. • '•4 Entertainment at the- Station Hotel, Mildmay -"-- LFR1DAYNIGHT Russ- and Dorothy •SATURDAY NIGHT Ripple Creek Boys Spareribs Sauerkraut and barbecued Chicken served Friday and Saturday Nights Wednesday, June 11