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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-06-22, Page 21• • • • • P-FASE NOTE SNOWTIME • Ona S owll'e at 8:00 P.M. ONLYI • Wad 22 Thera 23, Fri 24 Sat 25th 41/ • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••• "•••• • Sun 26, Mon 27, Tuns 28th • • ON SHOWING DAILY AT 8:0 P.M. ONLY! • • E SEGA�• °OLDIE HAWN • ••;, DUCHESS , .� 1 • DI li F(A'PER •' • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ••••••••i•••••• WAKE-UP! SHAPE UP! WALK! f wmua,r1. Nnik a tdlnek HE 1M E.. Yi.N . AM 1-1A ll AN6Nr !'. • 'i, 1'. l:OtIA1 P, :. ONE DAY CI .0S1.3 9011 IE LNI) W014,0, (AK l )itl' PECK LEG REMICK • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l4 "tir•''• �iv�''6Jl's=-:a+"'w'.V'71s'.r: Tykes hope to extend four game win streak Wingham's BP Tykes are cur- rently riding a four game winning streak, withvictories over Kin- cardine, Walkerton B and Listo- wel. In its most recent victory, the team defeated Kincardine 23-13 June 16. The previous win, a 32-4 pasting, also came at Kincar- dine's expense June 12. Prior to that, the team downed Walkerton B 26-5 June 9 and Listowel 21-8 June 6. Its only loss has been a 16-6 defeat by the Walkerton A team on June 1. The tykes will be trying to keep their' streak alive tonight, Wed- nesday, when they go against Walkerton B team again. The team this year includes Mitchell Braun, Mark Foxton, Doug Wood, Robert Schistad, Robbie Willis, Tim Brown, Bill Haines, Robbie Strong, Paul Robinson, Jeff Cameron, Paul Kenyon, Jason Goodall, Byron Thompson, Brett Cameron and Paul Good. They are 'coached by Bob Foxton and Tom Robinson. BROWNIE The Wingham Advance -Times, June 22, 1977—Page 7 Recreation Report By Jim Ward WHEN NOT COMPETING, students sat on the hill and watched others run during the North Huron field and track day last week. This is the start of the Intermediate Girls' Shuttle Relay, won by a team from Howick Central School in a time of 35 seconds. Wingham's team was ,second, DRLVEIN THEATRE LTD. BEECH ST. CLINTON NOW OPEN NIGHTLY Starting Friday, June 24 SHOWING FROM FRIDAY, JUNE 24 UNTIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 Beautify your neighbourhood. Get out on the street. Take a walk. f followed, by a team from Brussels. Barb Noble, Debbie, Brenda Mann and Sandra Templeman were on the winning team, while the Wingham team comprised Tracey McKay, Marlene Taylor, Leese Cook and Debbie Witte. rwaritootrton \\.Jk •I M,n k Tod.,, ADULT ENTERTAINMENT I 1 _ 1 I• ,..1 .`.i ,Illi i r'f II I' ' _ 1 .. •'1 .. 1 :'.1:::.i �,IMIiu •!��l-j.!��1� -. 1' n I •nP ,". ,.�''ll, Jri�l'�I'Jy�Y��,t11 SIHi.ily� icy 111 1' •� "I:'r .. , W ^P , ''i�'' t ir.rN(".. , ;; ,. „'; clq� l �Vf Kl�'Ki�lO�r 6 i•� CHARLES and JILL I T 1 Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Jurie 22, 23,24, 25 Raquel Welch stars in MOTHER JUGS AND SPEED —ALSCO— MOVING VIOLATION (Adult Enterfoinment) ADULT ENTERTAINMENT United Musts TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! ADMISSION $"5 a PER CAR LOAD (Tuesday Night Only) Watch for our special DUSK -TO -DAWN SHOW 4 Big Features Sun., Mon., Tues. Jtlne 26, 27, 28 TAXI DRIVER Starring Robert Denaro • —PLUS— SHADOW OF THE,HAWK With Jan Michael Vincent LAST NIGHT THURS. JUNE 23 RADMITTANCE ESTRICTED TO PERSONS 18 YEARS OF AGE QR OVER FIRST PLACE in the Senior 'Boys' 800 went to Lorne Loughran of Howick Central School, who finished with a time of 2:29.1. Robbie Nicholson of East Wawanosh finished second, ahead of Howick's Steven Hallinan. The action was part of a field and track day for North Huron public school students last week in Wingham. ' BP fastballers win, three as bats finally get hot After an extended slump dur- ing which the team was unable to beg, borrow or steal crucial hits, the BP fastballer bats have final- ly come alive, smashing out 32 hits in the last three games. . The most recent win, a 5-2 .de- cision over Teeswater Sunday night, avenged . Wingham's 2-0 loss to that team in their last liome.game. + - In the loss, Wingham and Tees, water were tied in hits at seven,' but the BPers were unable to get anyone by third base, stranding eight base runners. .The game Sunday night was a different ,story, as Wingham scored five times on its eight hits to Teeswater's two runs on five hits. The local team was behind only in the errors column, com- mitting three to Teeswater's none. Don Edgar and Ed Daer pitched for Wingham. , Two earlier wins also came on the road, with Wingham. blasting Clifford 12-2 and Cargill 12-0. Against Clifford, Wingham scored its 12 runs on' 11 hits and two Clifford.errors. Ed Daer had a two hitter for the BP team, which played errorless ball. The bats were even hotter against Cargill, hammering out 13 hits, against Cargill's two. The team again played flawless ball, this time behind the pitching of Don Edgar. Three ' errors were' charged against Cargill. The team is'shaping up to be a • tough, competitive ball club clow that the hitting is finally coming through to bolster the already fine defensive play. Fan support .for the team is also improving and should continue to grow if the team keeps hitting and winning. Remember, Tuesday night is fastball night in Winghain. Game times are 9 p.m. BOX PROGRAMS OiiICsE 1 ONE WEEK / SUBJECT ODFNS \ JUNE 24-30 / TOG 8:15 P.M. wlrCHAN„ouT E NOTICE STARTS FRIDAY JUNE 24 Starts FRIDAY! ONE SHOWING 8:00 PM PLEASE NOTE SHOWTIMES SUN., MON. TUES. FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 WED., THURS., P111111. NEINIIAAN IN JUNE 24-30 A GEORGE ROY HILL FILM x (5 l (� ' fl f- . SLIP $111O111 0,t4 r:k IN AREA FOR X StNGlgj�Pi aE •B A Columbia/EMI Presentaian The Casablanca FilmWorks Production A P,eler Yates Film ROBERT SHAW • JACQUELINE BISSET . NICK NOLTE THE DEEP LOUIS GOSSETT and ELI WALLACH Plus 3ba sed on thE novel by Peter Benchley BEGJIEti. `The byre• Story that will • scare the life out of you. . J OBSESS/ON 30 l '.(I t 11 011( )N1 `.'•1 1I;1 I A117( (INf1l11(Nl 11 Program subiec9 to change HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION. RD. 4 • -'1'HOHE 524.9961 GOBI RIC Ho DRIVE.IN THEATRE FORE!!!—Mrs. Richard Whiteley drives from. the first tee during a golf tournament for staff of Wingham Public School and their spouses, held last week at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club. Her husband, recently appointedvice principal of the school, looks on and offers helpful hints. Though many, of those present professed t� be new at the game, rumor has it everyone made it around the course and had a good time doing it. Registration for summer ac- tivities was by mail again this year. Tuesday was the planned deadline. However, as usual, there will be some latecomers. Unfortunately, they will be con- sidered last. Swimming registration num- bers are up to 210, playground totals are 27 and day camp is only eight. In comparison, the first two or three years the pool was open we had approximately 600 registered in three sessions. Now that Gorrie and Lucknow have opened pools in the area, the big load is off the Wingham pool. The staff is not as large either. POOL OPENS SATURDAY The pool opens for public swim- ming oh Saturday. However, there are still a few lessons to Turnberry School and the Golden Circle School during the week. We are also getting a few wrinkles ironed out. A new heater replaces the original heater. A minor change in the chlorination system caused us a problem, so had to be changed back again, POOL PAINTED Thanks to the Wingham Kins- men, the buildings have had a fresh coat of paint applied. It is welcomed. The old paint was be- ginning to look a little drab. FUN IN THE SUN This playground program, which was advertised for young- sters four to seven. years of age, will take place at the town park, starting each morning at the old "Bandshell" picnic pavilion. The program will start Mon- day, July 4, at 9:30 a.m. Each day the time will -be 9:30-11:30 a.m. and 1:15-4:30 p.m. Those taking part can. go morning and after- noon both or either separately. It will be flexible enough that youngsters can move in and out , of the program to attend swim lessons. The program will be runby two teenagers' who have , had ex-• perience with youngsters in the past, Anne Campbell from Wing- ` ham and Dale MacDonald' from St. Helens. These two will go to a training course Thursday, June - 23 to Sunday, June 26. This course is offered by the Lake Huron Zone Recreation Association -••- the as- sociation of recreation directors of the Lake Huron Zone. The content of the program offered to the, children will in- clude active games, music games, many types of crafts, supervised equipment •play and some special events to be plan- ned. We still have room for more, participants. Please contact us immediately if you are in- terested. DAY CAMP Registration certainly allows us lots more room in this pro- gram, which is really a camping experience happening during the day. It will take place along the Maitland in the first bush where we have had it for years. It is a nature program with camping a main feature, providing games and fun for all eight and above. This program will start on Monday, August 1, and go for three weeks to August 19. A youngster can take part'one, two or all three weeks of this pro- gram. We would like to think that those who had taken swim les- sons in July would still like some- thing to do in August and would find interest in camping. They go but in the morning and come back before supper. This is for the eight to 13 age group. If you need more information, get in toich with us. An information sheet will be mailed out to you to tell you what- to bring andavhat to expect at camp. We try to offer enough for all the kids to partici- pate. LAWN BOWLING The lawn bowling club is offer- ing a program for the young people also. If you have children eight and up and they would like to trylawn boling, contact Mrs. Terry Nethery,. at 357-2525. Many young people have alley bowled all winter. Lawn bowling is a much different sport, but just as much fun. -It is not as ex= • pensive a sport .as alley bowling. _ Give Mrs. Nethery a call. She will fill you in on the details. Wingham Slow Pitch League LAST WEEK'S SCORES: • June 13: Teachers 12, Sports- men's Club 10; Tur berry Tavern 13, Burke -McLeod. , June 15: Business Men 20, Western- Foundry 4'; Police 28, Stanley -Door, 6. June 19: Exhibition Game: Business -Men 55,•, Gorrie Old- timers 4.. LEAGUE STANDINGS 1 Teachers 2 Turnberry Tavern 3 Burke -McLeod 4 Sportsmen's Club 5 Police ' 6 Western Foundry 7 Business Men 8 Stanley -Door Wed., June 22 7:00, 9:00 Mon., June 27 7:00 9:00 Wed., June 29 7:00 9:00 W L T RF RA P 5 ---'-'0 97 43 10 4 . 1 0 60 41 8 3 2 0 54 57 6 2 3 0 94 65 4 2 3 0 91 64 4 2 3 0 63 113 4 2 3 0 55 46 4 0 5 0 ' 48 130 0 NEXT WEEK Business Men vs. Turnberry Tavern Western Foundry vs. Stanley -Door Turnberry Tavern vs. Western Foundry Burke -McLeod vs. Teachers Police vs, Sportsmen's Club Stanley -Door vs. Business Men Rock Concert TRIUMPH Featuring HARBINGER GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA Thursday, June 30th, 1977 8:00 P.M. - 2100 A:M. TICKETS 55.00 EACH Available at Advd'nce-Times Office GODDO To serve you better . . . WINGHAM T• w CABLE TV Now operated by COUNTRY CABLE LTD. has installed a new in -Watts telephone line effective June 3. Please dial 1®800-265-6321 ( No charge to calling party) For Cable TV installations, service or information