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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-06-29, Page 17GOTTA -CIttoe iT!# Hurry! Blyth Summer Festival subscription tickets 6 plays for the price of 5 Adults $18. Senior Citizens SIS. Children $13. Offer good only until June 30 Ticket Outlets Seaforth: The Huron Expositor Clinton: Mary's Sewing Centre Goderich: Campbell's of Goderich Wingham: The Waxworks,Boutique Kincardine: Lampman's Ltd. Bayfield: The.Little Inn Stratford: Smith-Wogners, 97 Ontario St. Walkerton: Margarets Ladies Wear Listowel: Basically Books Lucknow: H 8 B Discount Send cheque or money order to BLYTH CENTRE FOR THE ARTS, BLYTH. Ib' 4 0 tiftI 1— to ac d 0 04 z w 0 u 1 O K m BROWNIE' DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD. BEECH ST. CLINTON THURSDAY, JUNE 30 4 FEATURE DUSK -TO -DAWN "OLD DRACULA" An Ame,(tean International Release DAVID NIVEN is. "OLD DRACULA'. TERESA GRAVE'S fl4ERE ARE SEVEN BASIC FEMAL:�RESPONSES! These girls e•E,enence thirrn ,ILI LOOKOUT... She's Legal Now! H MIS : AU GIRLS IN THE WORLD. the Centerfold CHILDREN'S ADMISSION 50' FRIDAY and SATURDAY • , JULY •2 WALT DISNEY . PRODUCTIONS' THESNAGGY D.A. OE AA PIM WI MM{ I Et. AM JONES CONWAY PLESNETYE WYNN Exciting fun -Filled Adventure! , WALT _ ' Disney PRODUCTIONS • ,'” ,4_, Treasure of Walt Money 4 The sAft;A DUMPLING - ,4 r7 „� . alecumbe Techmcolci ,. G l GANG SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY JULY 3.4.5 ADULT)n , r1 ,I 14OVIISH." _. dr, .1i1!, XX n,1 n,,.r, ! ilA in lin,. lnlnln „.1„,.1, AAh,1 ill IN•,010 ,I •111111.1111(1 RT I )E N I RO DRIVER ROBERT �-� s ' 'FAX! qatimatetetie, Alain ' Ctiny •,'-yIvia Knstel E mm(inti 'IIE' 1 FItrIFTF? t.tw' 'Lad (D)C?E,`J4,,;l GETS A CAALOAO /. LR.. -,,,e4 4 TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! ADMISSION 5. PER CARLOAD (Tuesday Night OnI ) i t•ey Dunaway - wlllfarrl Holden - Peter Finch a Children have chance to act Anyone between the ages of nine and 14, who has an inclina- tion for the theatre, could get his or her chance to particpate in theatre workshops with the Blyth Summer Festival this summer. Thanks to grants from the Vil- lage of Blyth and the Ministry of Culture and Recreation, work- shops under the direction of Kirk Grayson, Beth Shier and Jim Schaefer will be held from July 4 until August 17. The goal pt the 'workshops will be the production of three original scripts with the children as performers. Mr. Schaefer, co- ordinator of the workshops and actor -writer -director with the Blyth Summer Festival, has written two scripts for the work- shops, entitled "The Maitland River Mud Monster" and "Tree". The third production will be created by the children diving the course of the workshops. It is hoped that, following per- formances in Blyth, the shows can be taken on a short tour of the area. Anyone interested in host- ing the show in a park, camp- ground or school is asked to con- tact Mr. Schaefer at 523-9455 or Brenda Doner at 523-9300. Mr. Grayson, a recent graduate ' of the performance stream of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute will conduct workshops including masks; , make-up tech- niques, puppets and improvisa- tion ' exercises. Miss Shier, who is presently studying 'theatre , production at Ryerson, will show the children the basics of lighting, set design and construction. MOOREFIELD BEATEN BY BROPHY TEAM • The Brophy Tire slow pitch team beat Moorefield last Wed- nesday 25 to 19. The bats were hot with 30 hits. Homemade Ken runs were by Saxton, . Wayne Brown, Jim In- wood and Jerry Edwards. TOP GOLFERS—Janet Dugan of Kincardine recorded the low gross score for the day and Edrla Looker of Goderich had the low net during the Ladies' Invitational golf tournament at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club last Wednesday. Mrs. Dugan received .a,k, lock radio, donated by N. D. Cameron, Ltd., from Mrs, David Cameron and Mrs. Lboker received a set of crystal, donated and presented by Mrs. W. H. French. The tournament was for members of clubs within the Owen Sound district of the Ontario Ladies' Golf As= sociation. Wingham slow pitch league JUNE 20: Burke -McLeod 17, Sportsmen's Club 9; Teachers 20, Police 9. JUNE 22: Businessmen 16, Turnberry Tavern 6; Stanley - Door 14, Western Foundry 7. LEAGUE STANDINGS W L T RF RA P 6 0 4 2 4 2 3 3 2 4 2• 4 2 4 1 5 TEAM 1 Teachers 2 Burke -McLeod 3 Turnberry Tavern 4 Business Men 5 Sportsmen's Club Police 7 Western Foundry 8 Stanley -Door 0 117 0 71 0 66 0 71 . 0 103 0 101 0; 70 0 62 52 66 57 52 82 84 127 137 12 8 8 6 4 4 GAMES NEXT WEEK Wed., June 29 7:00 Police vs Sportsmen's Club 9:00 Stanley -Door vs`Business Men Mon., July 4 7:00 Business Men vs Stanley -Door 9:00 Turnberry, Tavern vs Sportsmen's auk Wed., July 6 7:00 Western Foundry vs Teachers 9:00 Police vs Burke -McLeod SECOND PLACE—Tom Kydd (left)'and Joe McCormack wear the windbreakers they won in a lawn bowling tourna- ment Saturday in Wingham. Stratford took' all the winnings in the tournament with first place winners from Stratford as well. . Sandra Currie handles visitors services at park Sandra Currie, a resident of RR 3, Wingham, is spending her summer with the ministry of Nat- ural .Resources, on the Experi- ence '77 Program at Point Farms Provincial Park, just north of Goderich. Sandra is the assistant co-ordinator of the Visitor Ser- vices Pr'ogram. She is working under the supervision of Wendy Miller, ,the co-ordinator and Blake EV'ans, acting park super- intendent. The Visitor Services Program plans activities for the summer, gives information to campers, and ,hows campers around the park. Some of the activities Sandra is helping plan are puppet shows, barn dances, the physical fitness trail, 'movies and films .at the barn, crafts, plus many other re- creational programs. Sandra must plan these pro- grams around the park theme, which is "recreational activities in an agricultural setting". She also must involve all age groups in the park activities. For the past two years, Sandra has been studying "Family and Consumer Studies", at the University of Guelph and plans to return this fall. Plan for 1,000 at plowmen's barbecue, dance The executive of the Inter- national Plowing Match county committee has completed ar- rangements for a giant beef barbecue to be held at the Clinton Community Centre on Thursday evening, July 14'. Purpose of the event is two -fold: to stimulate in- terest in the big match which, will be held just east of Wingham in September of next year, and to raise funds for all the organiza- tional work which has to ,be car- ried out in the interval. The well known team of Camp- bell and Cardiff will handle the culinary details oi` the cookout and the Ian Wilbee Orchestra will provide the music for the dance which will follow at 9:00 p.m. A special permit has been issued for this occasion. Present ar- rangements _call for an at- tendance of,1,000 maximum so it is advisable to buy tickets in ad- vance. Price for. adults is $6 'per person and children $,3. Tickets cover both the meal and the dance. In Wingham and area you can buy advance sale tickets at The Advance -Times office or from any df_ the 1PM '78 executive members. Tykes defeat Walkerton 33-9. The Wingham Tyke baseball team defeated Walkerton June 22 at Walkerton 33-9. Robbie Strong led the scoring with three home runs. Robbie had seven hits, two singles and two dopbles. Tim Brown had six hits, four singles •and two doubles. Bill Haines had four hits, three singles and one double. Ken Wood, Jeff Cameron and Jason Goodall each had three hits, one single and Ken and Jeff had two doubles 'and Jason had one double. Paul -Good, Robert Schistad and Robbie Willis each had two hits. Pitching for Wingham were Ken and Tim and Robbie Strong was catcher. The Wingham Advance -Times, June 29, 1977—Page 7 Red Henry tournament The Wingham Brophy PeeWee team journeyed to Exeter on Saturday morning to play in the Red Henry Tournament. The tournament is an annual affair, started by the late Red Henry many years ago. The team was really pepped up for the games and started the day off against the Listowel club, which. is in a higher grouping than Wingham's team. The local BP team now in second place The Wingham BP's, behind a good defence and clutch hitting,. defeated the league leading Chepstow team 2-1 in 10 innings last Tuesday. Ed Daer picked up the win, allowing five hits and striking out five batters. Dan Kelly took the loss, allowing six hits and strik- ing out four. Chepstow scored an unearned run in the top of the fourth inning but Grant Coultes tied the game in the last of the fourth with a long home run to centre field. In the bottom of the 10th, Keith Elston led off with a single and got to second base when the ball was mis layed in the outfield. Bruce Stoll sacrificed Elston to third and Bob Armstrong won the game with a line drive to right centre field. The BP's are now • tied for second place. Home games are every Thursday night at 9 p.m. Winner of the fist 50-50 draw was Leone Kaster of. Wroxeter. Area baseball scoreboard kept Ina recent baseball scoreboard it is noted that the Belmore Pee- Wees defeated Clifford 18-3. In the squirts' division, Ripley has defeated Belmore,l2-10. The Teeswater girls defeated Belmore 16-10. and Belmore de- feated Clifford 24-12. The Mildmay. Bantams de feated Belmore 9-8. • • • • • •Wed 29, Thurs 30, Fri, July 1, Sat 2: • — PLEASE NOTE SHOWTIME — • • ONE SHOWING DAILY AT 8:00 P.M. • • "CAR WASH" where, between the •• *tours of 9 and 5 anything can happen... • and usually does! • • • . • • • • • • • • •�• A . - • • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT nl • •.•••••••••••••••• ;SUNDAY 3, MONDAY 4, TUESDAYS® • 3 DAYS ONLY! 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The team played heads -up ball from start to finish and had no errors. Daryl Holmes and Ken Deichert led the hitting parade, Holmes coming up with two doubles and Deichert with a double and two singles. Ron Schistad came away with a triple, singles going to Bill Brophy and John Haines. After a two hour break the team took on Seaforth who had defeated Exeter. The Wingham team beat Seaforth with a score of 14-4 behind Kevin Saxton on the mound. Mike Pletch came up big in this game as he made three good catches in left field. Two singles each went to Dave Montgomery, Ken Deichert, and Bill Brophy and Holmes came up with a double and Haines a single. After another two hour wait, the Brophy team was left to play Kincardine, the only undefeated team left. The game proved to be a dandy with a full seven innings played in one hour and 10 minutes. Joe Tiffin was back on the mound, striking out nine batters. There were no runs until the fourth inning when Kincardine pushed one across and added two more in the fifth. The Kincardine team won 3-0. The Brophy team gave it the old college try in the seventh when Holmes came up with a single followed by Deichert with a long triple, but they just couldn't muster enough to tie it up. it igloo Thursday, June 30 Only DUSK TO DAWN SPECIAL 1.3 STOOGES OUTLAWS IS COMING 2. CARRY ON BEHIND 3. GIANT''SPIDER- INVASION 4. HIGH VELOCITY 5. GODZILLA VS. MEGALON (Adult Entertainment) Fri. and Sat., July 1,,2 Peter Sellers in THE PINK PANTHER STRIKES AGAIN ,FROM NOON TILL 3 Starring Chprles Bronson (Adult Entertainment) Sun. , Mon., Tues., July 3, 4, 5 Sherlock Holmes Great Mystery THE SEVEN PERCENT SOLUTION —PLUS— THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN (Adult Entertainment) 0 LAST NIGHT THURS., JUNE 30 PAUL NEWMAN . $LI%P $HOT Starts FRIDAY! ONE SHOWING 8:00 PM suN.. MON. 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