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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-09-11, Page 19• 0 ( rtmeM of Won and 'th n (Ors Preece more than t2Q, refine sfor public information every year. LYCEUM '7C NIT le#t 3 wilooic Cemplirife Sbowl�los�lt posit.Qg,FRt,12,sAT, i .RRy of 7;00 and f:09 Two ems**, CHICK. A'`' CHEVY* ENTERTAINMENTADUL • •• • • ••••04)1114 ....o• Sun. 14. Mon. 15.•Tues.Nth DAILY AT 7:00 and 9:00 P.M, • ; bDustin.HofLm,anV Lenny •.sore, + r A Bob Fosse Film " rr„-" • WARIWNDI Thhe�langu,g. in 'his Illm may be offensive Id some l ••••••••••••••• • 1 FRIDAY, �... , USTAN(r:N:VP . PwnDLY. SATURDAY �. - t , 1 ; ..e^. . A OPEN WEEKENDS SATURDAY. SUNDAY 'PIMP SNOW AT DUSK r. • SEPT. U. q Thev tokI ilte Rocks.- And.Eet As They Make AA 7h*ir1GNt MO PIP• ADULT PWS ENTERTAINMENT Renis r Iwo neer et ..ate-.�:►�. Riling min !mow! O • , lli Pveesem subject te damp M M'S steno,. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER N iley reenageCM . E . i) ! + LIA t PLUS R'h, if III Schoolgirls growing Psepam fabled T. Change WHIMM Netice PARK CODIRICH TILL THURSDAY. sEpTEMBIT II .•• N,euwrei, 4eimen, vousendantswei round Neeiscb. c1YMfaelwaed ° THE 1111138t GEORGE KEMEDY ---L 11ARdx1•JADICASSOT MIMPASOCONISMIN .........w.1.01•••I.••••10 •...-tones•mok Mali- •-. s..... t *snits . of the A t' sessions 1441a,, `iei y ' $ , Kevin efmlean, L Jath ,toret, �' ' leen* 'e,,yd� ani ,; le 'y B*oomerm. TT�,IIf!!la �hri inner may' Bri t n Brian.. tapleton ; �Keviln. Sn'iith, Irene De Vries, Kirin Green, Wayne Thompson, Bonnie " 1 Otmpson,. Joan Higgins. Scott -Walls, alls, Mark Sjaarda, Calvin Bakelear. Pre,'Beginner -�- Elizabeth Riaarda.p(D�arr/�e1�n 'Evans, Andrea d kgs ^1 iI►x Tolton, Doug Mont- gomery, Veronica Bakeiaar, Donna Higgins, Marion Taylor, Murray, 'Taylor, Michael Herd, Eric Taylor, Michelle Herd,. Perry Bxoonner, David•Broomer, Glen Taylor, Peter • Broomer, Gord Taylor, Sharon Martin, Mark Moore, Randy Nixon,. Terry Brighton, Elizabeth Sjaarda, Darren Evans, Andrea Coultes, Billy Tolton. Shark - David Sjaarda, Joelle Reavie, Ruth Higgins; Kim and Shelley Statia, Grahame Taylor, Celia Taylor, Murray Willis, Nancy Nixon, Brenda Thompson, Dennis Fisher, Lora Lea Leach- man, Lisa Ritchie, Donna Steckley, Stephen Cox. Minnow - Stephen, Coultes, David Sjaarda, Jodie Reavie, Ruth Higgins, Shelley Statia, Kim Statia, Cathy and Stephen Dow, Graham Taylor, Celia Taylor, Annette Carter, Murray and David Willis, Bruce McInnes, Annette Jorritsma. Guppy - Audrey Baxter, Heidi Robertson, Stephen Baxter, Andy Eskerod, Alison Coultes, Lianne Simpson, Ellen Taylor, Annette Jorritsma, Bruce McInnes, Rod Hayden, Robbie Chadwick, Brian Steffler, Colleen Thompson. Bronze Medallion - Chris Orien, Linda Taylor, Marilyn McIntyre. John Campbell. Mike Beattie, Barb Haselgrovc, Cathy Foxton, Kathy Underwood, Janet Wood. Red Cross Leader - Joanne Wnod, Pat Oriel*, Pule filbert FIRST ANNUAL FALL FROLIC Lionel Thornton and his Casa Royal Orchestra will be playi,ig for the first annual fall trolly on Friday, September 12th, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Itis hoped that this will be the first of many such events to be sponsored by the arena. If this is a success more will be planned in the future. SPORTS TRAVELCADE The co-ordination of the On- tario Sport Travelcade was done through the recreation depart- ment. The Travelcade will be located in front of F. E. Madill S.S. and will be available on Sept. 17 and 18 from 5 to 9:30 to the general public. For further in- formation check the article in this edition regarding the Sports Travelcade. at the Wingham ' Centennial Owing Pool are followc,1 Soo :Maas Jorrjtsmfl,, Steven May, Ruth n Nixon,, Aileen :Un rwood, Kemp Currie, Intermediate -R- Susan Bain, Cheryl. Beattie,Scott Cornwall, Grant Quay, Junay, Mark, Hill, Jeff Jackson, Susan Nixon, Slane Orien. Junior -- Sherry Broomer, Greg Campbell, Lyle Campbell, Sherry Green Susan Lancaster, Pam Reid, Cathy Shiell, Lisa Thompson, Barb Johnston, Donna Chettleburgh, Jane Wood, Kathy' Pattison, Patti Robertson, SUIitV1VAL. Beginner -- Donna Chettle- burgh, Georgina Ch4ettieburgh, Susan Lancaster, Ron Schistad, Allan Jackson, Karen Wood, Byron Thompson, Debbie Sjaar- Bluevale Congratulations to the Bluevale Tri -County Juvenile Girls who won the championship in Brus- sels Thursday night with a score of 31-16, taking the series three games straight. •!1r• *t September 1.2 - 13 Friday & Saturday VANISHING POINT Stars BARRY NEWMAN - PLUS - NORTH TO ALASKA Stars JOHN WAYNE (1 dult Entertainment) Sunday, September 14 ONLY 3 Features DELIVERANCE GREEN` BERETS CLOCKWORK ORANGE ADMIT TAHOE RESTRICTED TO PERSONS 111 YEARS OF AGE OR OYER FRIDAY TO THURSDAY SEPTEMBER If, Ib II. ID, 16. 17, Ie e carr isitiso* REQ THE TELEGRA Y14 II4NGi iti,Ctl %Mit Ni);it(,' A MUMMY MAMUWIT7 IIUI • IMNsssd b ASTM: r LTD z,t • • TRAVELSERVICE LISTOWEL 291-2111 AIRLINES CRUISES BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 6 • r: • '1 9 INTERIOR VIEWoPone wall of the Ontario Sports Travelcade trailer. A visitor will be invited to view an autiorVISUal presentation at one of the learning stations. it might be a synchronized-sound-Slide;presentation, a slide on Super 8 film presentation, a video-cas. sette on TV monitor presentation or a "How To" presentation on film loops. The subject matter will include toPiCs from a majority of the Sports Governing Bodies in the province of Ontario (archery- to wrestling). Ciiimoo) INTERIOR VIEW of the other wall of the Ontario Sports Travelcade. The library 'section will present a variety of: publications such as biographies, coaching publications, sports medicine publications, rule books -and Sports Governing Bodies' histories. Also included will be publications listing provincial legislation concerning sports and recreation and the applying for grants. When requested by a community, the library will carry many of the above subjects in the French language including rule books. School Fair list Continued from Page 6 Kurtis Whitfield, Peter thin mer, Kevin Coultes, all of'Blyth. Grade 6: Bruce Higgins, ton Schwartzentruber, Mark Nolt, Steven Stevenson, Robbie Nichol- son, all of Belgrave, Franklin Snell, Blyth. Grade 7: Paul Craig, Dwight Chalmers, Anton Passchier, Kurt Campbell, David Youngblut, all of Blyth, Ron McDowell, Bel - grave. Grade 8: Bradley Hesselwood, Steven Sparling, Trevor Barth, Terry Ritchie, all of Blyth, Clay- ton Gingrich. Belgrave, Jeff Wat- son, Blyth. WORKBOOKS -BOYS Grade 1: Teddy Drake, Blyth, Graham Taylor, Belgrave, Jeff Sippel, Todd Van Vliet, both of Blyth,, Bruce Casemore, Mark Hussey, both of Belgrave. Cf you're doing to start e ening into sha e maybe the first you should do is lift yourself up from that chair. 4110C:7 paRriupacrinn 0 The Canadian movement for personal fitness. g Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. Grade, 2: Danny McNee, Bel- ,rigrave 'Ilodd-MacDonald,Robbie McDougall, Kevin Lee, Tom Bai- ley, all of Blyth, Douglas Wood, Belgrave. Grade 3: Andrew Walsh, Brad- ley Shobbrook, Gordon Taylor, Paul Currie, Willie Dawson, Tim Darlow, all of Belgrave. Grade 4: Boris Wallace, Blyth, Edward Nolt, Belgrave, Scott MacDonald, Robert Kolkman, both of Blvth. Grade 5: Johnny Kuchmistrz, Kevin Ritchie, David Marshall, Peter-Brommer, Ronald Ulch, alk of Blyth, Murray Snell, Belgrave. Grade 6: Bruce Higgins, Robbie Nicholson, Mark Nolt, Steven Stevenson, Don Schwart- zentruber, all of Belgrave, Dean Shobbrook, Blyth. Grade 7: Ronald McDowell,. Brian Shiell, Grant Gnay, Brian Snowden, David Pletch; all of Belgrave, Nigel Barrett', Blyth. Grade 8: Bradley Hesselwood, Jeff Watson, Terry Ritchie, Grant Campbell, Bobby Hull, Mark Nethery, all of Blyth. - Bluevale Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and family were Dayle Fischer, Linda Harkness, Pam Hickey, Kalvin Fischer, Mrs. Lloyd Henning, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Marty Cretier and Arhy-Jo and Mr. and Mrs. George Fischerr. Ivan Haugh visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall of Chatham. Country Singles Dance SAT., SEPT 13 at HULLY GULLY Music by THE BLENDERS Refreshments .Served Watch for our next dance on Sept. 20 at VANASTRA Music by "The Country Companions" Sports Traveicade- comiin0; to Wingham • The Ontario sports Travelcade, sponsored by the Ministry of Cul- ture and Recreation, is coming to Wingham Wednesday and Thurs- day, Sept. 17 and 18. The Travel- cade is a mobile source of sports information consisting of a tractor -trailer, the van of which is 45 feet long and l 81/2 feet wide. When the two rear doors are opened up, 16 mm movies can be shown. Inside the van, films and slides will be shown by the Travelcade staff on several projectors: 16 mm continuous loop, slide on super 8 film, synchronized slide sound and carousel slide. Films will also be shown on a color TV monitor, video cassette recorder player and a VTR porta-pac camera unit. • ' A library section will be avail- able for reference, with a copy machine on the spot if copies of items are needed. Pamphlets of various sports will be displayed near the unit. Although the van is directed at coaches and officials to raise their level of expertise it is believed the contents and style of the Travelcade - van plus clinics - will aid and interest all age groups in the community. There will be five staff mem- bers to provide assistance within the van and at exterior clinic sites. As one of the members the technician will be prepared to take the porta-pac unit along to a clinic. On Thursday, Sept. 18 from 3-5 p.m. and again from 6:30 to 8:30 there will be tennis clinics staged at the tennis courts and F. E. Madill S.S. These are free of charge for anyone who wants to take part. During the evening of Wednes- day and Thursday, films will be shown either at the van or in the school depending on the weather. These will all be sports oriented on various sports. A two hour session each evening will be spent on sports films. WINGHAM BODY SHOP Complete Collision Repairs and Painting Towing Service Radiator Cleaning and Repairs. SID ADAMS Proprietor WINGHAM, ONT. Res. 357-1171 Bus.'357-1102 metWipsem. ei 1f: Eleni RACCRFRVI,TS FOR ,FRIDAY, SEM r Blesty,11 mot Klee ► Puce P 1C W$11'10 0, Alamo) Buckshot, Ellis 19.00 340 *2t l3eligtltfu Jo leo. %digit 149 240, EOM,' 41 *07*- Jennifer 40X. OebOrtii it111't 2:11,0 - '"x tt 9- JAI Secatd nage Mtle IVO ` 3 Brief Ettc+tr►ter, Gehring 4.10 3.09 249 Marttia's Star, Powell 3.09 2.90 Mack Nib: ,Henry 2.90 Time '2:14 Daily Double 3:7 25.70 'Third 134f a -•- Mile Pace $50E Floss oOtrodat. 1.6,20 2.1 .5>0 3.50 420 Hot SunntUer,,Thompson Andy t,e0 gypsy. Henry Time 245 Exactor 1:4 151.70 3.40 Fourth Rade-'=' Mile Pace PER Take Ben. Whitewell 5,.00 .4.30 Smooch, Hartwicic ; 320 Sawmill Roy. Kennedy • Time 2:13:2 Exactor 2:5 23.70 3.50 3.40 3.20 Fifth Race -- Mile Pace$S00 Playball Express. Hartwick 3.30 2.8.0 Little Glenwood. Zuk 3.20 Mighty's Pride. Vollett • Time 2; 10:4 Exactor 5:3 11.30 2.50 3.60 4:10 Sixth Race - MilePace 1650 Jan W. H. Kennedy 6.90 3.90 3.10 Flyer Grat, Girling 3.70 2.80 Space Mission. Corbett r 6.60 Time 2:09:3 Exactor 4:3 13.60 Seventh Race -- Mlle Pace $500 . Jacky Parker. H. Kennedy 43:30 18.50 1.20 Irish Tufty. Jorgensen 8.70 ' 4.10 Mimi Time. D. Kennedy 3.60 Time 2:12:t Exactor 4:8 1008.20 Eighth Race - Mile Pace 1800 Shelly Sue. Ellis 12.60 4:00 4.00 Destiny's Shadow. Jorgensen 5:50 4.50 Chilly Wil. Travis 3.640 Time 2:08:4 Exactor 4:8 151.50 Ninth Race -- Mile Pace 81.500. Little Banty, Corbett 8.00 3.80 2.20 Miss Pal, Morgan 3.40 2.40 Easy McGregor, Morley 3.40 Time 2:08:3 , Exactor 3:6 20.60 3' Jaor -hocks ragi!str tloi hw : 1' The Wa Min Association 'says that, nth bels w have is r d ` ::lbr saner y th*a little 1rt ystifYing but that there ar e some .registrationy, ►tehi: - e atur tinber 13 win the iast..daY for registration. very important that tie wj ing to play Tegister elder at arcual before .Saturday or day enacting,frim.10.12no+ n. ire association entive must`up times for the`teatns;a Tee will be ,going in tate {l. September and hockey - will get going early 'in October, - A coaching clinic .will he of- fered to ani )n nor hat the Winghan* �►retla coac' pn . 'f'hesurs,d ty Sm, , fe• ,t 3o. • i1 coacePtehes, managersar18a,, and officials are urged to attend. Anyone froi>rl►. the area is- welcome. Mulvey, r, Child of OMHA will be the'Official', in charge of Hiehulic�, Wiinin Minor IHoy-, Associationghais interested InckeIlli: volving as i iany as 1#165iblefr' the conununity. Registtratton `for the cline.; is free of~.charge. , . There will ` 'be an Audi-visiulsl presentation followed by .{ a, discussion period concerning -all, facets of coaching. Row tows ice.,:. to best advantage,and arranging, practices will, be discussed, Tenth Race - Mile Pace $450 Parents are 'WelCOife and urged; Shadow Prince, Corbett 7.30 2.90 2.50 ' to attend'. also. • - • •••••••••°• •••••••••• + •••s►••••••'• • • a h . DANCE Central Huron Secondary Schoo • • • • • • • • .I1)- • 1 •• • • • • • • • • • Clinton FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, 9-12 • • Dance to e • - "Kelly Hollis with Grandslam• :M • $2.00 with Student's Card a $2.25 Without t• Admission • •••••••.••r••••••••••••.•••••••••••. iC:==.ik. -=01 DANCE To the Music of 0 LIONEL THORNTON and 0 his CASA ROYAL ORCHESTRA Friday, Sept. 12 from 10 -1 at the WINGHAM ARFNA TICKETS $5.00 Tickets available from any member of the Recreation Board; at the Arena; or at any Triangle Discount Store. Admission restricted to persons 18 years of age and over Sponsored by - WINGHAM RECREATION COMMUNITY CENTRES BOARD .iiK" ti -t THE WINGHAM INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Comprised of *ADVANCE -TIMERS *CRAWFORD DODGERS *BRIDGE MUSTANGS *STAINTON SPITFIRES will hold an ORGANIZATIONAL, AND � DRAFT MEETING SEPT. 18 AT 8:00 P.M.. AT THE WINGHAM ARENA Prospective Players must be present or contort Pete Snow, Dave Show, Ray Bateman prior to meeting •