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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-07-06, Page 15WAS Nicholson Bus Lines SHOPPING SPREE Toronto - July 14 B• , king for Parry'S >und Boat Cruse JULY 25 C.NLL•, Charlie Pride and Scottish W rld Festival CALL 3573014 or 3573011 --v FAYE WILLIAM PETER ROBER'C I DU AWAY HOLDEN FINCH DUVALL ,a What' if street punks grabbed your sister? es 101:111110 ' starring JIM MITCHUM United Artists • THE WORLD'S FAVORITE BED -TIME STORY IS FINALLY A BED -TIME STORY Note: This is not a film for children...4.6. Theatre Branch Ontario A warm, touching and unique story., • JACK LEMMON GENEVIEVE BUJOLD ALEX & THE GYPSY , GETS A CARLOAD/M. TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! ADMISSION $5• PER CARLOAD (Tuesday Night Only) STARTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 13th Box OFFICE OPENS 8:15 P.M. WELCOME HOME FRIENDS ,.E.o_._ LIST NIGHT THURS. JULY 7 LAP RSRL PKTURE • fEGtan+iANO;;a',f ^t.., yf PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE SHOT TEa1NKa oset5_]-' SrQGv( (Co CH4.•EN STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 8 TO THURS., JULY 14 RONNNWARD IS FUNNIER AMD FASTER HE'S A NCH SPEED DISASTER! See the realest este In the world destroyed! PLUS ADDED FEATURE Sandy Cobe and David baughn P,eLen A DAIO DE LAIM*NtI8 FILM Starnng C!!A'U ES 'BRONSON COStar„ng A Ir'81 d Slow pitch wins two, loses one The Wingham Brophy slow pitch team lost its second. game this season June 30 when it was defeated 18-14 by Mitchell. The day before, the team stung Listowel 56-11 in a game fea- turing 51 hits by the Wingham side. The team won a close match 11- 8 over Atwood June 28. No other details of the games were avail- able. 0-0-0 Canada's productive forest land is growing about 21/ times the amount of wood annually con- sumed, but the gap is quickly narrowing. The Wingham Advance -Times, July11977--Pege 1Fj Tykes win two The Wingham Tykes have had two good games -with scores of 17- 13 against Goderich and 40-12 against Clinton. The game against Goderich was led by Goderich until the fifth inning when the home team held them to their 13 runs and got two runs in the sixth inning and a final run in the last inning. Robbie Strong got a home run, a triple and two singles. Doubles were scored by Doug Wood, Bill Haines and Mark Foxton. Singles were scored by Robert Schistad, Robbie Willis, Wood, Jason Good- all and Paul Good. Strong had four runs, Wood had three, Foxton had two and the following had one a, piece: Mit- chell Braun, Schistad, Willis, Haines, Tim Brown, Jeff Camer- close games on, Paul Kenyon, and Gtwd. The June 30 game was a close battle against Clinton. The score at the end of the first inning was 7-2 for Clinton, the sero i d inning was 9-11 for Winghana and the third inning was 10-11 for Wing - ham. In the fourth inning Clinton 'got one run and Wingham prgceeded to.a grand total of 29 runs making the final score 12-40 in favor of the home team. Strong got two home runs. Tripleswere scored by Braun, Willis, Wood, and Kenyon. Doubles were scored by Foxton, Haines, Willis, Wood and Byron Thompson. Strong led'the runs by six and Wood had five. Four a, piece went to Haines and Willis and three each went to Braun, Brett Cameron and Foxton. LONGEST DRIVE—Jim Henderson of Wingham carried off drive during the golf tournament hosted by the Wingham Pol Daer, presenting the trophy, said he didn't know the exact drive, but it was a good long one. Peewees win two to pad winning streak The Brophy peewees added to their winning, streak with vic- tories on the road against Cre- diton and Dashwood last week. The win over Crediton was, a resounding 23-1 thurnping, which could have been even worse if the game hadn't been called because of rain after six innings. The peewees, shorthanded due to the holidays, only fielded nine players for. the contest, but they proved more than sufficient. Bill Brophy led the hitting with a triple and two singles. Steve Gaunt had a double and two singles, while Kevin Smith had two singles and Daryl Holmes had one. Kevin had a particularly good game, swinging the bat well and knocking in a lot of runs. Against Dashwood, the team jumped into a 5-1 lead after two innings and was never headed. Holmes had a 'triple and a double in the game, Bill Brophy a double and two singles and Ron Schistad a double. Singles went to Dave Montgomery, Ken NOW PLAYING! ONE SHOWING 8:00 PM JULY 7 - 9 THUR. - SAT. THREE DARING ADVENTURERS! Clever enough to outsmart a town brave enough to save R WALT DISNEY �PNooacnows telest rse !GM .1 ip Hl,p I JO1IR % CDNDI110NfD+ SPECIAL ' ADDED TREAT! (0 •Awfl0fl0 s TECHN' WALT DISNEY'S .. The many adventures of Winnie thePDph TECHNICOLOR e by IWl NA yp,'A PIS,RIRN 11r,N CO Mf STARTING SUNDAY JULY 10 - 1 2 ONE SHOWING ONLY" 8 P.M. Cfr WET ORK METRA GOLOWYN MAYrT An••r„ FAYE WILLIAM PETER ROBERT DUNAWAY HOLDEN FINCH DUVALL NETWORH P, PADDY CHRYEFSITY n,.,,, n, SIDNEY WMET HOWARD.GOTTFRIED R MrTRnfM.nP PANAVIsrnN IN COLOR VOLM IMMO EY ,r INTEAOONTIIMITAI AEIG,INO COSPOAATON Friday & Saturday nights MOM Feotvre WI/ be shown lost. HWY. 8 GODERICH Al' CONCESSION RO, 4 , PHONE 524-9981- GODERIC11t DRIVE»IN TBEATME Starts WEDNNESDAY! United Artists_ JULY 1 3 - 19 E Levine , PtiPnrs -1'. • United amara I;1 30 Till SQUAW Pi ON1 S; 4' /81 1 OND111ON1 h Program subject to,change Deichert, Steve Gaunt, Joe Tiffin and Mike Pletch. Tiffin went all the way on the mound, striking out 11 , batters. Jeff Moore and Tommy Foulon came up with good defensive plays in the outfield to help the team to victory. BeI-m-ore Miss Linda Renwick left Fri- day for Silver Lake United Church Cartnp,,where site:will bei t counselling. during the month, of July. - o the trophy for the longest ice Association June 29. Ed length of Mr. Henderson's Students work on Hullett trails • Luise Hermanuta and Sandra Finlay are involved with plan- ning and maintaining' nature trails at the Hullett Wildlife Man- agement Area, for the Ministry of Natural Resources, under the supervision of Rene Jones: Thesegirls clean up the exist- ing trails and. ensure the trails are easy 'to fellow by - making signs, clipping branches, etc: Sandra and Luise are also in the process of 'planning new trails. They have• to survey the bush, identifying the, points of interest, marking and clearing. the new' trails. These trails are being .de- veloped for the "enjoyment, re- laxation, stimulation and. edu- cation”, of visitors. Luise and Sandra are setting he trails ..'w. in.. loop systems which allow families to take long r short walks, depending on the children's ages, so they can enjoy the trail. Pamphlets have been prepared for the nature enthusiast, photo- grapher .or cross country skier. Each' trail has .a separate pamhlet containing wildlife uses, interesting plants and'• animals. Luise, 23, a resident of 77A Duke Street, Guelph, is a gradu- ate from the University of Guelph, with her Bachelor of Science- in Botany. She is plan- ning to return for her Masters in Systematics. Sandra, 19, a ' resident of Luck - now, is a grade 13 graduate of F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham. Sandra has been accepted at the Centralia Agri- cultural College of Food and Technology. She plans to study Animal Health Technology. All nature enthusiasts are in- vited to come and enjoy the trails. Sandra and Luise suggest all hikers come prepared; wear long pants, shoes, and use insect repellant. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Edwards and family were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ren- wick last weekend,, Jim. Mawhinney and Doug Nickel have departed on a trip to the western provinces. Mrs. Margaret Busby of Bel - more has moved into Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McKague have moved into their new home in. Belmore. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKague and family have moved into their former residence. Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat„ July 6, 7, 8, 9 SILVER STREAK Starring Gene Wilder ALSO— SKYRIDERS (Adult Entertainment) Sun., July 10 Only —3 FEATURES - 1. ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 2. TO THE DEVIL A DAUGHTER 3. THE 'STEWARDESSES Mon., Tues., Wed., July 1 1 , 12, 13 Walt Disney's Delightful Story WINNIE THE POOH —PLUS— THE LITTLEST HORSE THIEVES Both in Color Children's Admission 25' Belmore bantams BELMORE — ,The Belmore Bantams were in top form last week as they defeated Ripley 33-7 in baseball action. The same team also defeated Teeswater in two games during the past week. Other local teains did not fare as well, The Cargill Squirts de- feated Belmore 7-2 and in PeeWee .action, Ayton defeated Belmore. The Midget Girls went down to defeat at the hands and bats of Walkerton. Score of that game was 20-9. • • • • • WINGSIAM ONIORIO PMONE IS, (630 • • • • _ i •Wed. 6, Thurs. 7, Fri. 8, Sat. 9th • • —PLEASE NOTE SHOWTIMES— • • Winnie oho Pooh at B p.m. mtavaa o0 9,10 p, m, • 2 THS DARING ADVENTURERS!' • 0 0 0 • • r Super Disney Family Fun! ••Toso 01P Dirt'PCM1H1tAT T9Gn • • WALT DISNEY'S WihOle-- thei/045h TetNNIr.OYOR • • • • • • • • • • • •C! • • • ••••04800411410•410804848 • • Sun. 10, Mon. I I . TUoa. 12th le • of MOOp.m_ • • - ` A kin •`- tines�A�"�' • Freebie nd nn 0.0414/1110011114100•.' ,CLOSEST TO PIN trophy went to Bill McCulloch 'during the Wingham PoticeAssociation golf tournament last week. Ed Daer of the Wingharrl Police Department presented the , �, _.:_ • n y -Tim ata ? +y +r ?1,' TV" award. MOLSON TROPHIES for low gross and low net were claimed by Jim Henderson of Wingham (left) and Peter Cundy of Clinton (right) during last week's Wingham Police Association golf tournament. Mr. Henderson's score was a 72, while Mr. Cundy had a 65. Area Molson representative Joe Dunsmore wa's on hand to present the trophies. The tournament drew a large number of participants despite a somewhat cold and rainy day. Ent Wingham's First Annual "FUN -FEST" SOAP BOX DERBY Held at Carling Terrace on Friday, July 22nd at 1:00 p.m. Send entry form to Box 993, Wingham. Winghorn J.C.'s. Age groups, 12 and under, and 13 - 15. Fes,..•• Name Address Age Telephone Parent's Signature Entry fee $2.00 per soap box. 1.