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DINNER MEETING
Tuesday Evening, June 15th
7.30 at Danny's Restaurant
Third Win for Belmore Team
BELMORE-Don Thomps'.n,
Pete Newans, Bill Mulvey and
John Newans led the home boys
with three hits each, when they
defeated Gorrie 11-5 in a soft-
ball game played in Belmore
Park on Thursday evening of
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last week. This makes the third
win in as many games for the
Intermediates. Russell Press
and Barry Mulvey each blasted
two hits into orbit.
For Gorrie, Bruce Robertson
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led the hitting with three, with
Brian Elliott and Laverne
Schenk getting two apiece.
The next game for l3ehnore
will be played on Friday even-
ing of this week against Ethel
in Ethel.
The latest diet craze going
the rounds is a sure-fire cure
for over -weight. Really! It's a
pill and it paralyses yourmouth
so you can't eat!
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OPEN WATER SKIING
TOURNAMENT
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SECOND ANNUAL WATER- SKI-
ING COMPETITION AND SHOW
WILL BE HELD AT
Silver Lake -June 13
1 P.M.
Competition for barefoot jumping and new this year,
slalom skiing. Special attraction — KITE FLYING.
at Silver Lake Camp, KINLOSS, on Hwy. 9
Entry forms available at Readman's Texaco Service Stn.
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SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630
One show each evening, Monday through Thursday, at 8 p.m.
Friday and Saturday, 2 shows, 7:15 and 9:15.
WED: THUR: FRI. JUNE 9-10-11
• "CARRY ON CRUISING"
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Colour — Starring:
Sidney James
There's a laugh a minute as the "Carry On" gang takes an
ocean cruise.
SAT.-MON.-TUES. JUNE 12.14-15
"THE COMANCHEROS"
Colour - CinemaScope — Starring:
John Wayne - Stuart Whitman - Edgar Buchanan
This is another wild and wonderful John Wayne western epic.
COMING NEXT
WED: THUR: FRI. JUNE 16-17.18
• "ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS"
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WOAA Midget Schedule
(GROUP ONE)
JUNE
11 Belgrave at Whitechurch
15 Mildmay at Belgrave
15 Cargill at Wingham
16 Whitechurch at Clifford
18 Teeswater at Clifford
18 Wingham at Whitechurch
18 Belgrave at Cargill
21 Mildmay at Teeswater
21 Clifford at Whitechurch
22 Cargill at Mildmay
23 Whitechurch at Belgrave
24 Clifford at Teeswater
25 Cargill at Belgrave
27 Mildmay at Cargill
28 Belgrave at Teeswater
29 Cargill at Whitechurch
30 Wingham at Clifford
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE — CLINTON
Children Under 12 in Cars
Admitted Free
TWO COMPLETE
SNOWS NIGHTLY
COME AS LATE AS 11 P.M.
AND SEE A COMPLETE
SHOW
Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
June 10-11
"THE WHEELER
DEALERS"
JAMES GARNER
LEE REMICK
Color Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
June 12-14
"TOPKAPI"
"Where the jewels are"
MELINA MERCOURI
MAXIMILIAN SCHELL
Academy Award Winner
PETER USTINOV
Color Cartoon
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
June 15-16
'MAN IN THE MIDDLE'
ROBERT MITCHUM
FRANCE NUYEN
KEENAN WYNN
Color Cartoon
COMING NEXT:
Elvis Presley in
"Kissin' Cousins"
LISTOWEL
KINSMEN
ANNUAL
KIN KARNIVAL
Hootenanny & Barn Dance
TWO BIG NIGHTS —FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JUNE llth and 12th
AT THE LISTOWEL MEMORIAL
BALL PARK AND ARENA
• HOOTENANNY Featuring the
3 TRAVELLERS plus
Joe Lawrence
• BIGGEST BARN DANCE
EVER
• BIG GATE PRIZES
• $2,000.00 DRAW
• SEE BIG AL of CKCO-TV
This Message brought to you as a
Public Service by
ONTARIO'S SILVER & BLACK FLEET
JULY
1 Teeswater at Mildmay
2 Clifford at Wingham
5 Teeswater at Belgrave
5 Whitechurch at Cargill
6 Mildmay at Wingham
7 Whitechurch at Teeswater
7 Cargill at Clifford
8 Belgrave at Mildmay
9 Clifford at Cargill
9 Teeswater at Wingham
12 Wingham at Teeswater
12 Whitechurch at Mildmay
14 Teeswater at Whitechurch
14 Mildmay at Clifford
16 Teeswater at Cargill
16 Belgrave at Wingham
19 Clifford at Mildmay
19 Whitechurch at Wingham
21 Wingham at Belgrave
21 Cargill at Teeswater
21 Mildmay at Whitechurch
23 Wingham at Cargill
Visiting team will bring
plate umpire. All games start
at 7 o'clock unless other ar-
rangements made.
Pee Wee Schedule
For Group One
JUNE
11 Mildmay at Wingham
11 Teeswater at Lucknow
14 Wingham at Mildmay
14 Lucknow at Teeswater
16 Wingham at Lucknow
16 Mildmay at Teeswater
18 Lucknow at Wingham
18 Teeswater at Mildmay
23 Teeswater at Wingham
23 Mildmay at Lucknow
26 Wingham at Teeswater
26 Lucknow at Mildmay
JULY
2 Wingham at Mildmay
2 Teeswater at Lucknow
5 Mildmay at Wingham
5 Lucknow at Teeswater
7 Wingham at Lucknow
7 Teeswater at Mildmay
10 Lucknow at Wingham
10 Mildmay at Teeswater
14 Wingham at Teeswater
14 Mildmay at Lucknow
16 Lucknow at Mildmay
17 Teeswater at Wingham
HARRISTON
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
WED:THUR: FRI. June 9-10-11
It's the BEACH GANG again in
PYJAMA PARTY
The whole gang is back plus
special guest.
Stars The Nooney Rickett 4 and
Buster Keaton as
CHIEF ROTTEN EAGLE
— On the same program —
THE ROAD RACERS
It's auto racing at its best
WED.-THUR.-21.50 per car load
SATURDAY ONLY JUNE 12
THE BRASS BOTTLE
In Color—Stars
Tony Randall and Burl Ives
in this funfest of laughter—Plus
THE LAW OF THE LAWLESS
Stars William Bendix and
Dale Robertson
SUNDAY LATE SHOW June 13
— 3 DAYS —
BLACK SABBATH
In Color—Stars the old master
of horrow — BORIS KARLOFF
— On the same program
ATRAGON
(Adult Entertainment)
MON.-TUES.—$1.50 per car load
WED:THUR.-FRI. June 16-17-18
ROBIN AND THE
7 HOODS
in Color—Stars
Frank Sinatra - Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr. - Bing Crosby
in a lighthearted romp—Plus
A WALT DISNEY Featuret
BEAR COUNTRY
WED.-TIRJR.--$1.50 per car load
RECREATION TOPICS
by IVAN KERSELL, Wingham Recreation Director.
The regular monthly meet-
ing of the Wingham Recreation
Council was held Sunday even-
ing at the town hall. The vice-
chairman, Mrs. Harold Wild,
presided over the meeting in
the absence of Jack Gorbutt.
The recreation director pre-
sented his proposal for the sum-
mer recreation program. In-
cluded are the Red Cross Learn
to Swim program, summer
playgrounds in Riverside Park,
a morning Tot Lot held in the
Kinsmen Park and tennis at
the high school.
SWIMMING
Commencing on July 5th,
and terminating August 27th,
there will be swimming in-
struction every morning from
9.00 until 12 noon, Monday
through Friday. These classes
will be for Beginners, Junior,
Intermediate and Senior swim-
mers. One or two evenings a
week there will be classes for
Red Cross Leaders and Bronze
Medallion candidates. An
adult swimming class will also
be conducted if there is suffi-
cient interest. Registration in
the swimming program will be
held June 21st and through to
June 25th. Registration fee for
swimming instruction will be
$1.75 per child to a maximum
of $5.00 per family. This does
not include insu, once, which
is extra.
Miss Marilyn Riley is going
to work to revive interest in
the Maitland Mile Club.. It is
hoped a Marathon Swim can be
organized for sometime in
August. Students will be pre-
pared for the Red Cross Water
Safety examinations to be held
in mid-August. It is hoped this
year to have the examinations
conducted here so we do not
have to take the young swim-
mers to Goderich. After the
swimming examinations there
will be a swim meet and show-•
Aquarama, tentatively planned
for Saturday, August 21st.
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PLAYGROUNDS
Each afternoon through July
and August commencing Mon-
day, July 5th, a playground
program will be conducted in
Riverside Park. At the play-
ground the children will learn
arts and crafts, participate in
such active games as softball,
volleyball, archball rounder,
tin can cricket, and horseshoes.
There will be quiet and singing
games for variety. The child-
ren will receive instruction in
preparation for the Track and
Field Day. It is also hoped to
organize a puppet theatre on
the playground if there is suffi-
cient interest.
Special Events will include:
A Play Day to be held in Han-
over, Wednesday, July 14th;
Beach Party, an afternoon's
swimming at Point Clark on
Friday, July 23rd; Bar -B -Q, a
cook -out in Riverside Park,
July 30th; Track and Field Day,
to be held in Walkerton on
Wednesday, August llth; pic-
nic at Inverhuron, the Provin-
cial Park, to be held Friday,
August 20th; Penny Carnival
and Parade to wind up the sum-
mer program to be held Friday,
August 27th.
Registration in the Play-
ground program will be held
the week of June 21st to June
25th.
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TOT LOT
This will be a playground
for pre-school children, 3, 4
and 5 years of age. It will be
under the leadership of Mary
Ahara and it is hoped it will
develop into something more
than a baby-sitting service. The
children will participate in,
not highly organized, but well
supervised play. Children's
games, simple arts and crafts,
story -telling and some special
events will be planned. This
program will be conducted each
morning, Monday through Fri-
day, at the Kinsmen Park, 9.00
to 12 noon. Registration will
be held the week of June 21st
to June 25th.
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TENNIS
Instruction in tennis will be
given each morning through
the summer, commencing Mon-
day, July Sth, at the high
school tennis courts. Those
wishing to just play the game
without taking instruction are
welcome to do so as long as
they are registered in the pro-
gram. Registration in the ten-
nis program will be held June
21st through June 25th.
It would be well to note
here that all registrations will
be taken at the recreation of-
fice in the town hall.
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Again this year the Recrea-
tion Department will be respon-
sible for providing guard ser-
vice at the swimming area in
the Maitland River. Through
the month of June lifeguards
will be on duty Monday through
Friday, between the hours of
4 and 5.30 in the afternoon
and between 7 and 8.30 in the
evening. On Saturday and Sun-
day the lifeguards will be on
duty from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
and in the evening from 7 to
8.30. Through July and August
there will be continual life-
guard service at the swimming
area. These times will be post-
ed at the bathhouse.
People swimming in the
area when there is no lifeguard
on duty will do so at their own
risk. Signs will be posted
around the area to indicate this.
Near the diving tower there
will be a sign that will indi-
cate when 'a lifeguard is on
duty. There will also be a
green flag flying in the swim-
ming area when a lifeguard is
on duty and a red flag when
there is no lifeguard on duty.
Parents are requested to
keep their children away from
the swimming area when no
lifeguard is on duty unless they
can be there themselves to
watch their own child.
Several Games
WHITECHURCH-The Mid-
gets will play Belgrave here on
Friday evening at seven; the
Pee Wees will play at Cran-
brook on Thursday and on Sat-
urday Atwood Pee Wees will be
here; and on Tuesday June 15,
the Intermediates will play
Wingham in the Wingham Park
at 8.30.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to people of the com-
munity to attend these games.
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