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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-08-03, Page 131 Ed's Siding and Rr: fling * Vinyl and Aluminum Siding * Aluminum Seamless Eavestrough * Vinyl and Aluminum Soffit and fascia * Aluminum Windows and Doors * Shutters and Awnings • ESGARD Roofing Shingles CALL WROXETER 335-6341 FOR A FREE FCTIf►A e TE GIVE ED A TRY ON HIS NEW LINE OF ESCLAD PRODUCTS! _.. RST SHOW AT DUSK OPENS AT 8:00 P u 0 go BROWNIE 4EECN Mfr , CLINTON — NOW PLAYING -- MON. thru FRI. — AUG. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 IF ITS HEN TOO'LONG SINCE YOU'VE SEEN A REALLY GOOD MOVIE... SEE ;'ISLANDS IN THE STREAM". George C. Scott ADULT A Franklin 1. Schaffner Film ENTERTAINMENT 'Islands in the Stream" The cast of the decade. The western adventure of a lifetime. ADULT ENTE.IAINMENT Wingham arm P team wins tournament at Wroxeter The Wingham BPs won the first annual Wroxeter fastball tourna- ment, held the weekend of July 15. Wingham won all its four games to capture the "A" cham- pionship. In the first genie on Saturday, w{�tpm J-e- ;r"�°� ��raiexi Moi Forest e-0 behind the two Vit pitching of Ed Diner. Bqb Armstrong led the hitting with a triple and a double. In the first of three games play- ed Sunday, Wingham beat Ripley 5-0. Don Edgar threw a five hitter while Wingham collected eight hits. Bruce Stoll had a double, Bill Brown and Grant Coulter tripled and Daer had two singles. Later the -wane day, Wingham defeated Goderich 7-1. Bryan Coultes and Deer combined to throw a four hitter while the Wingham bats stung Goderich pitching for 10 hits. Deer led the Wingham batters, collecting three hits. Brown also had two singles. Wingham now entered the finals against Mildmay, also un- defeated to this point. Mildmay scored the first run in the top of the third inning on two walks and two singles. In the bottom of the third, Grant Coultes led off with a walk. Daer followed with a tow- ering home run to centre field, putting Wingham in front. Wingham scored again in the third and twice in the fifth, com- bining good base running with the clutch hitting of Armstrong and CAI IA4.CMT0,.. A r•n,ao04c VILLI rrelmako JOHN WAYNE LAUREN BACALL F A IarAI i►.I i"THE SHOOTIST" RON HOWARD JAMES STEWART RICHARD BOONE JOHN CARRADINE SCATMAN CROTHERS RICJIARD LENZ SAT. thru TUES. — AUG. 6, 7, 8, 9 "'Black Sunday°Is city the ane movie that you. must see this year!" starring Robert Shaw, Bruce Dern MadeKeller - .• judge, jury, and executioner A Parampunl Repan¢ DEMO DE EAUYE$TIIs Ae4e,,Is BRONSONCHARMS "DEATH WISH" Starts Wednesday, Aug. 10th Airport '77 Alfred Hitchock's Family, Plot TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! ADMISSION 5 • PER CAR LOAD (Tuesday Night Only) -� h Y.L�t y•.,. ' a fYlig GETS A CARLOAD TA ,', ' 1 41\ LAST NIGHT THURS. A SAM PECKINPAH FILM '•CROSS Or IRON' JAMES CCXSUMI AOVL� I11 i HURS. AUG. 4 STARTS FRIDAY AUG. S - 11 FRI. & SAT, TWO SHOWING 7:00 & 9 P.M. ONLY SUN. - THURS. ONE SHOWING ONLY 8 P.M. I tltNf I I AII(ItNitiitiINlI' Program subject to change 111E111 • Tuesday and Wednesday August 2, 3 RAGGEDY ANN AND ANDY —PLUS— Raquel Welsh starring in THE 3 MUSKETEERS (Adult Entertainment) Thursday and Friday August 4, 5 EMPIRE OF THE ANTS —PLUS— FOOD,OF THE GODS Both in Color (Adult Entertainment) Saturday, August 6 Only CAT BALOU with Lee Marvin —PLUS— The,AII-time Favorite MA AND PA KETTLE on MacDONALD'S FARM (Adult Enfe rtainment) Sunday, Monday, Tuesday August 7, 8, 9 JOY RIDE —PLUS'— SHOAT tlMI, f.Kl .O N r$OMS la rt.P n�.r .I BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:1S P.M. SHOW OF THE WEEK �SMOKEY 8 THE BANDIT AUG.3 11 FRI, . THURS. Jta/►con�dzw ./ p0 o lwa -What we have here Is a total lack of respect for the law' • -L PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Burt Reynolds •Smokey...,.. Bandit" Sally Field Jerry Reed Jackie Gleason From the devious mihd of Alfred Hitchcock, a diabolically entertaining 131011on picture. There's no body in the family plot 11 hRED HITIHCIxhtirA1M1LY POT 4,, ,t 1" K144.\ 141 ACK • ItRI t1 1)1.16 • !AMARA HARRIS I I. ,111if V.1\I • ... MEI \1NIIit1P ... .FRNEsI IFBMAN Het 8 GOOERICH At CONCESSION RD. 4, i PHONE 524 9981 ST4H6 GOOF RK N6 nfinE'IN THEATRE Grant Coultes. Deer shut out the tough Mildmay club for the rest of the game, ending up with 12 strikeouts. Overall for the tour- nament, he pitched 17 and two thirds killings and allowed only one pin. ThelPs are in action every Tuesday night at 9 p.m. in Wing - ham and invite spectators to come out and see some excellent fastball. Queens win one but lose three The Wingham Brophy Queens defeated the Clifford girls 11.8 when they played at the Wing - ham Park Sunday, July 17. Lynne Bridge was the top bat- ter for Wingham with a double and two triples; Esther Nethery had a triple, a double and a single and Karen Reid had a triple. The Wingham girls journeyed to Walkerton to play the Hanover team on. Thursday, July 21. The final score was Hanover 10, Wingham Brophy Queens 4. Esther Nethery had a good night at the plate with a home run, a double and a single, Ruth Nethery had a triple and Sharon Brophy had two singles. The new Wingham ball park was the scene of one of the sea- son's most exciting games as Teeswater downed the Wingham Brophy Queens 10 to 8 on July 24. The Wingham team got off to a fast start, scoring five runs in the. first inning. They then ran into a rather effective pitcher and did- n't have any luck at hitting. The girls almost pulled it out in the bottom of the seventh, when Esther Nethery hit a long ball, with two on base. only an excel- lent catch by the Teeswater cen- tre fielder spoiled the rally. Patty Brophy got a long awaited home run- Wingham Brophy Queens played in Belmore on July 25 and were soundly defeated by Bel' more, 35-19. It was a cold and windy night and neither team played the calibre of ball it is capable of. The Wingham Advance -Times, August 8, 1977—Page 18 A BIRTHDAY CAKE for Blyth, with all 100 candles firmly in place, was one of the excel- lent floats to be seen in last weekend's centennial parade there. Invitational attracts 140 Over 140 entrants were attract- ed to Wingham Golf and Curling Club's annual invitational tournament July 21. Ted MaCahill of Indian . Hills won the Labatt trophy for low gross and L. Kirkwood of Gode- rich took home the prize for low net score, presented by William Hanula on behalf of Electrohome, Ltd. The Invitational Committee wishes to thank everyone who worked so hard to make the event a success: the starters and score-. keepers, the, cooks, the ladies' club members and the local busi- nessmen, whose donations to the prize table were much appreci- ated. LYCEUM WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357 1630 ENDS THURSDAY AUG.4 One showing daily at 8:OOpm. only! • • • • • • • • 04111041101100 •• • • • ti�i.iW • • •••i��••S• • FRIDAY5, SATURDAY 6, • • SUNDAY 7, MONDAY 8TH • • One showing daily 8:00 p.m. • FIRST AREA SHOWING! • • WOODY ALLEN'S BEST WORK • • —Gene Shal r, NBC.7u • . THE BESTLOVE STORY • • OFTHISDECADE,, • - /�W/�CCBrS--TT V • • N • " sq. DIANE • • ti'; KEATON • • E 3` . TONY • • " �'`>; ROBERTS • � <J r' : CAROL �; I�rE KANE E • PAUL • • M • • �SHOLLEY • • cY1,a4LL JANET • • t_ MARGOLIN • •` `� CHRISTOf'HF f WALKEN • • �, ��` s' h ._ ° r- ,L �; COLLEEN •. • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT DEWHURST •' FA\\EHAI >>• • • A nervous romance. • :•••••••••••••••••• • TUES. AUG. 9TH' AT 8:00P.M. • • 3 great Westerns from ° the good • • old days! WITH GENE AgITRY-JOHN ,• • WAYNE-TEX RITTER ALL SEATS $1050 • •04004000410•0041.000••4b Queen Contestant chosen at Delmore BELMORE — Ty „ ivil uson was chosen ,to represent the Bel - more Chamber of Commerce at the Howick Queen of the Fair contest. This decision was made when the organization held its July meeting at the home of Bill Mulvey. Minutes of the last meet- ing and the financial report were read by Ralph Dickson. Janet Marston reported that $1,400 was raised from the dance held in Mildmay on July 2. Plane were made for three . more dances, two in August and one in October. The Chamber of Commerce re- ceived an invitation from the Fergus Chamber of Commerce to the Highland Games in that town on Saturday, August 13. Building committee chairman Walter Renwick reported that the cassons for the new arena have been poured. Construction was slated to begin in mid-July. The sale of material from the arches of the oldarena realized $4,400 for the arena fund. The Saugeen Conservation Authority has inspected and will make suggestions for the use of the Belmore Park. SIX CLYDESDALES entered by Tolls of Blyth were among the numerous equestrian entries in Blyth's centennial parade last weekend. "ONE VERY POPULAR BAND in the Blyth parade was this pipe band from Clinton Branch 140 of the Canadian Legion. Bands were sprinkled throughout the long procession and ,all were received enthusiastically by the spectators. a COLOR GUARD—These men led one of the excellent bands featured in Blyth's centennial parade. This was the City of Hamilton fi, . department band.