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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-07-24, Page 15the military in i the Yukon Territ''T " Norwest Territories, mud islands n flimison Bey, Jones i', lhe islands in the Arctic lego. and on ;toilephie North Pole: T under t° me of Air Tr�poa't Command is in mew I> 15. billion squareI (;00101(14 R0 TNuy:JIu4.Y i R 1 J.J. Y - i. � SO` 1� Lt calm 000•.000•00 stits•37,M .Vit s« h.otrlfr.utT.311t',M IV MO T14t Ru v t+ ;11. tAAi'ti CitS1116 M A GOOD GAME deserves a rest, and these golfers took act-.: vantage of thesun to'geta rest after playing 18:hples;'IP the invitational 'Golt, Tournament held at the W nghaxn, 1"a.oI Club last Wednesday. 1'he,;refreshments Offered, were; an. added bonus to the weary but satisfied players. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday • JulY.23, 24, 25 .JEREMIAH JOHNSON Starring Robert Redford • -Plus- WHAT'S UP DOC Starring Barbra Streisand (Adult Entertainment) A SPECIAL - SATURDAY ONLY JULY 26 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF ' Starring Jams Garner r-Plus- COLD.TURKEY Starring Dick Van Dyke TWO GREAT COMEDIES (Adult Entertainment) Sunday 27, Monday 28 FOXY BROWN -Plus- THEY CALL HER ONE -EYE Both in color • DMITTANCE /IAAN,'f1jW(1)RLU oWMT INUNT a0o0N•111t pt court Ai I�sertl 1 CMIIIt030R 11 Imop:l�riRtMsr•1 >. Tuesday, Wednesday July 29and 30 - THE LORDS OF FLATBUSH In color LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL (Adult Entertainment) PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CNANOE WITHOUT NOTICE N, . J OPEN EYERY NIGHT asr vo- 7ELTR: WEO TO SAT JULY 1). N. f). TheS conclGieotest - Ross= 0) (* .V..i PIuS )o Flyer in theWwld rOtD e1..f0.(f eQ, 1W 1p. ::Crr'u!• .. Bo 9.coaa . AOUIT ENTERTAINMENT • SUN MON JULY 3' )e o iiir UIFF RALL II MIN SATO 11, aolowu.1timanoUYP. flat - ITUES, Tr.,iywpapir'aTort11eleaTl a1,�aOM :»+E - l r, p it • - ._ WED THUS JULY Ilt1' 1111151 11 aknilit'cuiI ,.,, . - `-GONE ' 1 CI ` '•t'i.uti, - ti � • 10 11 pillow ewer! Iu111111NI .p., WITH THE WIND" -'l.t:.'.', 11 1F.\ E.L.1t;lt LESLIE HOWARD 101.111.1dc11'o111.Lt\D , . Program, Subiett f.' C11'n,. W,1Mu1 Nefite ACE RESULTS FOR MONDAY, Jut.y 14 First Race- Mile. Pace 8450 ;Kippy Wall, Wall 7.00 5.00 :3.40 D. G. Alice, Henry 4.40 3.00 udie's Fun, Richardson- 3.30 :Time 2:12:4 Second Race - Mile Trot 8500 Schnozolla, Holding 4.70 .3.60 2.50 01 Doyle, Sonnenberg 5.60 3.90 ,Friend Charlie. Christian 2.70 ',,Time 2:12:3 ' `Daily Double 3:7 $20 0 Third Race- Mite Pace $650 eordie's Mite, Jeurtt 10.10 4.90 3.70 int Winnie, Powell 8.70 5.00 r Marvin, Cass 6.10 , Time 2:09:2 Exactor 6:8 69.80 . Fourth Race - Mile Pace 8500 • Big Champ, Sonnenberg 3.10 2.40 o Jo Sacks, Sacks 3.50 ?Maybrook Nova, Aitchison ;Time 2:08:1 1 'Exactor 2:6 8.10 Fourth Race -9411e Pace 15•9 $ay cornet. Waples. • 4.70 360 3.10 Armbro Letha. Radcliffe 13.60 9.10 Ack ALong, Wain 3.40 Time 2:09 , Exactor 8:2 192.00 Fifth Race :Mile Pace $550 w Rockford Ann.Waples 6:60 4.70 3.40 Phil. Molnar 4.00 3.10 - Richland Kit. McManus 4.10 •Time. 2:09:4 Exactor 1:2 26.00 Sixth Race - Mile Pace MOO Billy Pagan, Johnson 8:30 4.60 3.00 Dreamy Lobel', Nicholson 27.90 8.70 Lochinvar Re7t, Maguire •+ 2:70 Time 2:11:2 Exactor 18 195.90 • Seventh Race - Mile Pace 8700 2.50 Ogden Valley, Shantz 16.10 6.80 2.70 'Special Choice, Ellis - 7.20 3.00 Jilly Lobel', Radcliffe. Time 2:09:1 Exactor 7:5 117.10 } Elghtb Race- Mlle Pace 8800 3.20 Little Banty, Corbett 10.60 5.30 2.50 Jan W, Cass 5.70 3.10 Derby Jerry, Habkirk Time 2:05:3 ExactoI' 2:4 86.90 ' Fifth Race Mile Pace 85.239.51 Mother Parker, Campbell . 8.70 5.30 Mom's A Smoothie, Sigfrid 3.00 11 Irgie's Girl, Lester . Time 2:10:1 Exactor 9:6 62.40 4.30 3.40 3.10 Sixth Race - MilePace $5,239.91 Inning Class, Shewfelt 48.00 8.00 6.00 ,ttp A Nuff; Payne ttst A Dodger, Silliphant 'Time 2:11:4 'Exactor 1:2 204.30 4.90 4.50 5.90 Seventh Race - Mile Pace 8800 Nola's Girl, Cass 4.70 3.60 2.70 ;qtr. Derby Time, Sheppard 8.60 4.70 3.10 Ninth Race- Mile Pace 61.400 Nola's Girl, Cass 14.20 7.30 Chilly Will, Travis 9.40 Bergstein Hanover, Hill Sr. Time 2:06:2 Exactor 3:6 122.40 Tenth Race- Mile Pace 1450 Clardon Bell, Given 8.70 4.40 Plainkol, Hill 3.90 Glenn Dale, Sonnenberg Time 2:12 ' Exactor 1:2 26,30 3.40 5.50 3.30 WILLIAM LE.iTH of `.Listowel takes a rfg tees off for the Invitational poif; Tournament held; . l Wingham Golf Club last Wednesday., Over'u144'golfers• ticipated in the all -day event;that ended with a steak.i cue and trophy presentations. 4.30 4.30 3.50 4.50 3.10. 6.10 LiSTOWEL + : 2914111 AIRLINES CRUISES BUS TOURS GROUP T ABC CHARTERS SUN TOU 20 YEARS. OF EXP. t, IENNCE GEORGE FINSTAD of the Canadian Broadcasting Corpo- ration was one of the celebrities that. came to the Wingham Golf Club last Wednesday for. the invitational Golf Tourna- ment. A full day of golf was highlighted by a steak barbecue and refreshments for the over '140 participants. BROPHY'S SNAP SLUMP • FIRST SHOW AT DUSK 7 DAYS '- WEDNESDAY to TUESDAY 23.24 25 26 27. 28, 29 and 16. .alit ( DUO ENTERTAINMENT PAUL STEVE NEWMAN McQUEEN WILLIAM HOLDEN FAY E DUNAWAY �� THE - 41r ,,,,,,,,.,.E TOWERING I/I//I//RBR I,,.I...EBB `INFERNO IIIIIIL..■■ 0 IIIIIIINI■■■ J1IJ1/III/1I / ■ 11IIIIHIIEI 0 SOT INOMILAND SeGOVILII do It to the ` 'ADULT ENTERTAINMENT G.I.A. as SePolts$ . vitti 1 'n , Admission: July 23 to 29 -Adults $2.50; Children under -12 Free WEDNESDAY • THURSDAY - FRIDAY- RIDAY.Jo 30 - 31 - A • .1 Jo ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ' • 'OLIVER REED • MQUEL WELCH w ) RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN • °-- MICHAEL YORK, i\ - �. . . f 410M "" :' THE /THREE ( MUSKETEERS EN ERTA1NMRNT '4"e mr NAN tlil► oT*... AyFII1LM BY �PA�U�LL 'M�AMMYa� AIA �1 141 \J EN.. ART CARNEY Brophy Brothers slow -pitch ball team broke out of a six -game losing streak with a roar last week, bombing Baden 14-5 in Baden and then shocking Welles- ley 16-9 on the local diamond in one of the best games of the year. Wellesley recently won the an- nual Wellesley, Queen's Hotel Invitational slow -pitch tourna- ment by virtue of 'a stunning victory over ever -powerful Mit- chell. Brophy's dropped two straight in the Wellesley Tourney and their subsequent victories over Baden and Wellesley have put them in good shape again in the league's Northern Division. Over Baden 14-5 Bob Foxton led the locals against Baden who are near the top of their division in the WOAA Slow Pitch Southern Division, connecting for four hits and scor- ing four runs. Brad Coleman, Gary Storey and Ken Saxton had a trio of hits with Saxton con- tributing a homer. Ed Diechert had two hits and Dick Eskerod, Gerry Edwards and Gord Wel- wood one each with Welwood going the distance on the mound for the win. Brophy's put this one on ice early, plating five runs in the second inning and three more in the third. Baden went scoreless until the fifth . when they got one. In the eighth and ninth frames, Baden scored twice and Brophy's came right back With four more in their half of the ninth. • Over Wellesley 16-9 In their finest game of the season before a big local crowd, Brophy's put it all together to come from behind an 8-0 score ih the second inning to take a 10-8 lead at the end of the fourth in- ning and the coast home against the powerful Wellesley outfit. Gord Welwood had solid sup- port from the Brophy fielders in this one and only gave up one more run after Wellesley's eight - run second inning. The locals padded their 10-8 lead with five in the sixth and another one in the seventh to send Wellesley home with only their second loss of the year. Providing the power at the plate for Brophy's • were Dick Eskerod with four hits, Gerry Edwards, Brad Coleman, Bob. Foxton and Gary Storey wit three each, Ken Saxton, Ed Deicliert, Bruce F'oxton and Gord Welwood with two each and Glen Casemore with one safety. Ed- wards and Storey poked home- runs to add three runs batted, in apiece. Manager Ed Bauer can breathe` a bit easier now that the Brophy bunch seem to be back to their former winning form. Poppet theate Eighth Race-MilePace-15.039.51 J. R. Daisy, Coke 0 3.40 2.80 2.50 Maggie's Flight, Wall 6.40 4.20 Countless Jilcaro, Corbett 3.50 Time 2:11:1 Exactor 3:2 32.90 Ninth Race- Mile Trot $1,000 Kimberly Blue, Moffatt 5.50 4.60 Starflow, Corbett 7.30 Garma Electron, Cass Time 2:10:2 Exactor 7:8 39.80 Tenth Race - Mile Pace 8600 King Lester, Jeurtt 11.30 7.50 Minor Bill, Oehring 3.90 C. E. Parker, Corbett Time 2:12 Exactor 1:4 66.70 Attendance: 1,926 Handle: 81,822 IHei�:gr;. irewrxl+k�tT:+kT Attendance: 2,301 -Handle: 89,261 3.60 5.20 3.50 3.50 3.10 3.60 RACE RESULTS FOR FRIDAY: JULY 18 First Race - Mile Pace $450 Cindy Lee Gypsy, Henry 12.40 11.80 6.30 Hawthorne Helen, Mitchell 13.30 6.10 Janie Time, Taylor 20.00 Time 2:13:2 • Second Race - Mile Trot *500 Flame Messenger, Galbraith 41.10 10.30 4.10 Scamper C, Nicholson 7.40 5.60 Annie Woe, Field 3.70 Time 2:12 Daily Double 1:4 333.40 Third Race - Mile Pace 1500 5.30 3.30 3.00' Badger's Prince, Hillis Shargren, Holding Debby Wilmac, Cecchin Time 2:12:3 Exactor 1:3 12.30 2.90 3.30 4.40 Basically, good dental health consists of prevention and control of dental disease. This involves two basic areas, home care and the efforts of a community. Correct brushing habits and the frequent use of mouth washes and dental flos0 are extremely important if dental disease is to be prevented. Proper nutrition is no less im- portant. Maintenance of good dental health is dependent upon sound diets and dietary manage- ment. Coarse foods which require thorough chewing are the best from a dental standpoint; be- cause they do not stick to the teeth and they provide exercise and stimulation for the teeth and gums. The pros and cons of fluoridat- ing community water supplies have been debated to a great ex- tent in recent -years. Outstaadikig fill' eased to the life story often Boyer will be shown Friday, July +25 &OOp.m. F. E. Madill Secondary School Wingham REV. ELMER. McVETY willjeport on Bangladesh and the Middle East NO ADMISSION CHARGE EVERYONE WELCOME A puppet show for children and a country cabaret will be ded to The Blyth Summer Festival during the final two weeks of its season. Ruth Klassen and her Chante- cleer Puppet Theatre will per- form "Logging with Paul Bun- yan" as part of the ~estival in Blyth Memorial Hall on Satur- day, July 26 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. This is a delightful show that will entertain children of all ages. Ms. Klassen makes her own puppets and involves the children directly in the action of the story. Admis- sion for all is 50 cents. Reserva- tions may be obtained by calling The Blyth Summer Festival box office 523-4452. Country Cabaret, a comedy- variety show will be presented, for one performance only, in Blyth Memorial Hall on Tuesday, July 29 at 8:30 p.m. The professional actors of The Blyth Summer Festival will perform songs and skits, many of local interest, for " family entertain- ment. This show will be approx- imately one hour in length. Ad- mission is $1.50. TIME 9:00 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 LI E+S I -S OINSI LUNCH LUNCH PARENTS a TOTS LUNCH LUNCH PARENTS 8 TOTS LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 4:00 4:30 5:00 6:30 1001 CLUB WATER- ADULT WATER- ADULT POLO I LESSONS I POLO LESSONS PUBLIC SWIMMING