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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-08-24, Page 17IF YOUR ADVANCE -TIMES LABEL READS AUGUST 9-8-7 YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS DUE AdvancemiTimes FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 9 P.M. ONLY SUN. - THURS. ONE SHOWING ONLY 8 P.M. 1 C19 t••,11.etri Century For • TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX Pq`si,nts A LUCA5111. M LTD PRODUCTION STAR WARS • String MARK HAMILL HARRISON FORb CARRIE FISHER PETER CUSHING• ' ALEC GUINNESS „ WE NOW CAN ACCOMMODATE SEVERAL WHEELCHAIRS Please make arrangements the night before 30. THE ,.-;(,),11,41f4,• PtIONI. r.);'4 /811 AIRCONDITIONED 1 Program subject To change BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:00 P.M. SHOW OF THE WEEK SMOKEY & THE BANDIT • PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE "What we have here is a total lack of respect for the law!" Some language may be Theatres Br. Burt Reynolds "SmokeyAND THE Bandit" Sally Field Jerry Reed Jackie Gleason ALFRED HITCHCOCK S, Va44"4444/ 8111111117 PIOT KAREN BLACK • 144 ICE !ERN •• BARBARA HARRIS WILLIAM DEVA E • ()II\ \ \ 14°4c' • HWY. 8 GODERICH At CONCESSION RD.- 4 • PHONE 5249981 , . WY DI E IN TREAT UP YOUR BLOCK (and back again. That's as far as you need to walk to be a bit fitter than you are now). .2 PORT/CIPal7gmAir Walk a blodc.TodaYk xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmootmc_xxx?cx MANOR HOTEL JosephineStreet Wingham, Ontario ,{1 xt x: x, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Next Week All Week SUNDOWN Plus Saturday Matinee Food Available H b xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Meet yourfriends in the Manor this weekend and hear: HANK BEDARD u mer games to be iggest, best ever Thousands of people" will be from 12 to 60, he added, as each sport sets its own age restric- tions. Events scheduled range from archery to wrestling, and include such things as horse- shoes, parachuting, softball and cricket. Persons attending the opening ceremonies will be treated to a spectacular display of color and music, organizers promise, in- cluding the traditional lighting' of the torch, parade of athletes and fireworks display. In addition to the games, a variety of non -athletic activities are scheduled during the week". For the athletes, there will be an Oktoberfest ' night at Bingeman Park on Saturday, complete with authentic Oktoberfest decora- tions, food and entertainment. At the same time, in another part of Bingeman Park, the Kiwanis Club will be hosting a, traditional medieval feast. Athletes will also be treated to nightly discos at the University • flooding Kitchener -Waterloo this weekend for the opening, of the • fifth Ontario Summer Games. More than 5,000 are expected at the opening ceremonies Friday , evening, an organizer reports, with thousands more showing up thejor mpetitions, which start Saturday and continue through Monday. Frazer Gray of the culture and recreation ministry said more than 3,100 athletes have registered to compete in 25 sports, making these the largest provincial games so far. Competitors could range in age •• To get grant for new building at •3i local golf course - Hamburgs Subs, Coffee x tit in 4 0 x ln tni a. '1 Q . BROWNIE S DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD. BEECH ST. CLINTON — NOW PLAYING — WED., THUR., FRI. — AUG.24, 25, 26 MD? Awl gom A MUSICAL ADVENTURF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT The Nice .. Guys Finish First For A Change. —11111011.1.,,, ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 11 44 • , • • 0111114041.erni.00kikp, ON SAT. - SUN. -MON: -WOG. 27-28-29 Cross h Avco Emboisy Release From +CR. ENTERTAINMENT on R42,, Trust no one. No one. /1/ AVC() MBASS, Release to, E RIAINMOM7 t•) r 4611114m• orw mar —4N M-1111A1-0— APLE R TUES..: SATURDAY, AUG, 30-31, SEPT. 1.2,3 Is anything orth the terror of ImemormA mTummolAusrmEs. A COLUMBIA EMI FEATURE 4 COLUMMA 44444444.444 Pictunt's ,C 1977 COLUMBIA PIcTURES INDUSTRIES, INC. — PLUS — axe "Ala, It was 1956 when making love meant "making out." COLLAS,A RCTURS A D.,..e.on cokumem PICTURES INDUS TRES Inc -,CJ g5.19Wg&?1;1\' TUESDAY NIGHT , .... ic 7))11..HE-oxf,0740,1, _ SPECIAL! .7.-- • $ , ADMISSION • • PER CARLOAD Gas A CARLOAD IN ; 63.- &1# 4,7 (Tuesday Night Only) 1 Wingham's Golf and Curling - Club is the big winner in the latest round of Wintario grants an- neunced by Culture and Recrea- tion Minister Robert Welch last week. The club is to receive a grant 0105212,936 to aid in the costs of building a new curling facility, f with the addition of a golf lounge, to' replace the original structure c closed this spring by the labor s ministry. Construction is now a underway on the new building. s The new structure is being built g in conjunction with the present f golf club building in Morris -- Township. At a meeting earlier this year, members of the golf and curling clubs voted to merge into a single organization. • Other grants included in theL total announced of $238,132 in- si clude $11,760 to the Blyth Centre .F for the Arts to aid in the cost of anT "audience development" cani- paign, $218 to the Walton Area ie Sports Club,to aid in the purchase la of sports equipment and $98 to help the Bluevale and District al Recreation Association buy soft- 500 of Waterloo, headquarters for the games, and on Sunday night, at 8:30, the official closing cere- monies will be held at Seagram Stadium in Waterloo. This will be followed by a free bluegrass concert from 9:00 to 10:30 p.m., eaturing the Good Brothers. Other events taking place in- lude sports displays at local hopping centres, art displays, ctivities at all local libraries, pecial mini -games at area play, rounds and musical per- ormances throughout the cities. • KATING TOURAVIENT Lori Beier of Mitchell and loyd Eisler of Seaforth won the Iver mixed pairs at the Summer ree Skating ••• Invitational ournament held at Centre. Ice, oronto. They received the Dan- t Neuman trophy. Lori won the dies' competition and Lloyd on the junior men's competition SO. The competition drew over entries, one even from Korea. ball equipment. SAFETY BELTS AND DOOR LOCKS Always wear your safety -belts • and make sure that infants and • young children are placed in child restraints. Keep your doors locked when vehicle is in motion. 3/ The Wingham Advance -114K/, Ati• 4,4 MV •,. AT TNE POOL—Janet Wpod Watches fromabove while Tineke Jorritsma gives pointers in swimming to children at Wingham's Centennial Pool. 'Deserted during the rain of recent weeks, Friday's sun- brought children clustering back to the ,pool. • nr1-61. r.,e' • • Wed., Thurs., Fri. August 24,25,26 Walt Disney's New Comedy Starring Dean Jones THE SHAGGY D.A. — PLUS — Peter Ustinov in TREASURE OF • MATECOMBE Children's Admission 25c Sat• ., August 27 Only 'John Wayne in NORTH TO ALASKA • — PLUS — W.W. AND THE DIXIE • DANCE KINGS Starring Burt Reynolds Sun, Mon., Tues, August 28,29,30_, THE — PLUS — PICK-UP ADMITTANCE RESTRICTED 10 PM SCai IR YIARS Of AGt OR' OM ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••% • • • • • • • • • • • • ONE LYCEUM WINGHANI ONTARIO PHONE 357 1630 sir Mt Ile Jair It IC WED, 24, THURS, 25, FRI. 26, SAY. 27 AT 8:00 P.M. STOWING DAILY ONLY! - 4 DAYS ONLY! • • • • ----, The one and only real live Evel Knievel IV 0• ,?* -4. • & in his first dramatic movie role. \ • boon um natio u Enummi g 13 *; * • : n • , -/ !WHIN% IIIL11111111: Illr II: 116 N O EVEI. KNIEVEL GENE KELLY •k • • • O -. . LAUREN HUTTON RED BUTTONS ...,: • • • , *- 41 ,k,J ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 01,:% • • :••••••••••4••••••••••••••••••••00•••••••••••••: • 'NE SHOWING DAILY AT 8:00 P.M. ONLY! • SHOWING 5 DAYS! SUN. 28 to THURS., SEPT. Ist • • STARTS FRIDAY, SEPT. • All OTHER DAYS 8:00 P.M, COATI 0 FRI.-SAT. AT 1•9-1,1. IS 2pli. • ,,• A long limeagoinaga facial -8w •• '40 • • 0 0 0 • 0, • irr• • • 0 0 0 0 THF TAR . JAMES RROI IN • KUM Ef N I I OM MAN MARI FY • [111ARF TR THOMPSON - RONNY 1:11X • IS IT A PHANTOM, A DEMON, OR THE DEVIL HIMSELF? THE CAR ADULT EIiTERTIN 6140%410 en, '-4444- • • •••••• . • . , ZS' 11.kk1 V>, • • ,,..,, 44 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 1/11HP••••••••1100640/410041111011000000•000.0041100111111001110 , A4#. LIFEGUARD ANSLEY CURRIE keeps a close eye on a group of children practising swimming at the Wingham pool last Friday. Although it was cool, the fine, sunny weather once again made the pool a popular place to be 11,