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WINGHAM MIDGET GIRLS --In this, its first year of
league play, the midget girls' team won its group and has
gone all the way to the championship final against Atwood.
The team comprises: (back) Coach Anne Machan,.. Pam
Reid, Linda Wittig, Sandra Morrison, Debra Wittig, Dianne
BP's in WOAA play
.
The Wingham Foxton BP's wit
meet the winner of the Baden -St.
Marys match in the WOAA In-
termediate "A" championship
play-offs. Since winning their
division in the Goderich tourna-
ment on Labor Day weekend, the
BP's have sidelined .Teeswater
and Chepstow.
Friday and, Saturday
September 23, 24 ,
MOONSHINE COUNTY •
EXPRESS
—ALSO --
Charles Bronson in
CHINO
(Adult Entertainment) •
Sunday, September 25 Only
ALICE IN
WONDERLAND
—PLUS—
Charlton Heston in
LAST HARD MEN
le'rt0•OVIr A
1
After losing the first' game of
the quarter finals against Tees -
water, Wingham came back to
win the next two games by scores
of 6-0 and 3-1. In the third and
final game, Ed Daer threw a
three hitter and struck out 11
Teeswater batters. He also had a
long home run in the second in-
ning to give Wingham a 1-0 lead..
An error with two out in the
seventh led to the final two runs
for 'Wingham. Teeswater picked
tip a run in the ninth when cat
cher Doug Borho hit a towering
home run to right field. Pete
Snow and Daer each had two hits
for the winners. .
In .the, semi-finals, . Wingham
defeated Chepstow 5-2 in the first
game. Don Edgar was the win;,
ningpitcherwith relief help front
D>a .:1i"aialso` baa •per
night at the plate, goingsfour for
four with a home run, a triple and
two singles and three tuns batted
in. •-
In the second game in 'Wing -
ham, BryanpCoultes led the BP's
to a .2-0 win with a sparkling two,
hitter. After giving up one hit in
each of the three innings, he
threw no -hit ball for the rest of
the game. After picking 'up an
unearned run in the sixth on a hit
batter, a stolen base and a Chep-
stow error, Bob Armstrong drove
a pitch , over the fence in.right
field in the eighth. This home run
gave Wingham a 2-0 lead. Chep-
stow went out in order in the ninth
to end the game.
The BP's are playing exciting
fastball and this . final series
should provide excellent fastball
for the fans. Details for the series
have yet to be arranged.
Orien, Coach Maxine Robinson; (middle) Vickie Belanger,
Julaine Adams, Leesa Cook, Cheryl Gavreluk, Lora Lee
Foulon; (front) Andrea Walker, Maureen Beattie, batboy
Jamie., Robinson, Lori Gavreluk, Sarah Bender, Judy
Hanula and Kim McGregor (missing from picture).
Recreation Report
GARY LISLE, DIRECTOR
MINOR HOCKEY
REGISTRATION:
On Friday, Sept, 16 and Satur-
day, Sept. 17, 100 ' people
registered for Minor Hockey in
Wingham for the 1977-78 season.
Registration has been extended
and will take place again this.
Saturday, Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. in the arena. All those in-
terested in playing Minor Hockey
in Wingham this season are
Urged to register at this time.
This includes Tykes, Atom,
PeeWee, Bantam and Midget
boys, and Juvenile girls.
0-0-0
a - CHILDREN'�StiTHEAT1t E; �_
f. Fourteen children signed up for
'the Children's Theatre on Satur
day, Sept. 17. The first meeting of
this group will be Saturday, Sept.
24 at •1:30 p.m. in the Town Hall.
Any child aged seven to 14 who
has not registered and wishes to
do -so, is welcome to attend this
meeting. The, fee is five dollars
per child:
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it was fun...while it lasted!
"Joyride"
Desi Arnaz,Jr.•Robert Carradine
Anne Lockhart—Melanie Griffith
an Amor,can Inlarnallonal Rolo°.
[R]
IN 1946 THIS MAN KILLED FIVE PEOPLE
TODAY HE STILL LURKS THE STREETS'
THE TOWN
TWIT DREADED
SUNDOWN
A TRUE STORYKI.,r,I.
BEN JOHNSON
An
American
International
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SUNDAY ONLY — SEPT. 25
CRAZY CAT TRIO!
Those Risque Rascals and
That 'Heavy Traffic' 'Gang
G j in a 3 -Hit Show!
Noa 1 "FRITZ THE CAT"
No. 2 "THE NINE LIVES OF
FRITZ THE CAT"
Noa 3 "HEAVY TRAFFIC"
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MINOR BALL
'MEETING:
On Oct. 6 there will be a general
meeting of all parents, coaches or
other interested persons at 8:00
p.m. in the arena. Any of these
people who would like to see
Minor Ball continued in Wingham
next year are, strongly urged to
attend.
000
BALL
The Tri -county girls are still in
. playoff action against Belmore.
The girls play their next home
game on Friday night. The
Brophy Tire S10 -Pitch team
eliminated Mitchell on Thursday
THURSDAY MIXED
Luanne Kerr and Doug Elliott
shared the spotlight at the opener
of the Thursday Night Mixed
Bowling ...league last week.
Luanne chalked up the ladies'
high single, 280, and high triple,
654, and Doug did the same for
the men, with a 279 and 724.
Games over 200 were turned in
by Joyce Church, 217; Marie
Phillips, 209; Jerry Smith, 203;
Gayle Neil, 252; Preston Lediet,
212; Keith Moffat, 260; Penny El-
liott, 205; Ruth Smith, 215; Don
Montgomery, 249-220; Doug Lay -
night of this week. The Wingham
BP Intermediate "C" fastball
team has earned a berth in the
WOAA playoff 'finals. Theyl are
expected , to start this weekend.
The Wingham Industrial Slo-
Pitch league is in playoff action
and. will be playing Monday and '
Wednesday 'nights beginning at 7
p.m. .
0-0-0
RINGETTE: '
Registration for ringette will be
taking place soon. Further
details will be passed on as they
become available.
0.0 0
CROSS-COUNTRY
SKI CLUB:
Anyone who. might be in-
terested in forming or joining., a
Cross-country Ski club is asked to
phone the Recreation Office or
drop in- — phone 357-1208. A
formal meeting will be called if
the interest is,great enough. This
activity is one that can be. en-
joyed by both young and old and
you need not be a great athlete to
participate and enjoy yourself. It
is fun and a great recreational
sport, so. if you are interested
please let us know:
0 .0 0
NEW RECREATION
DIRECTOR:
• Wingham has a new recreation
director. Rennie Alexander is
working; with me for the next two
weeks, at which time he will take
over the duties. Rennie is mar-
ried and he and his wife, Louanna
had their first child about three
weeks ago. I feel that he will do
an excellent job in this capacity
and I'm sure the family will be a
big asset_ to the community.
Slow pitch team
wins group final
The Wingham Brophy Tire
slow pitch team won its group
'inal against Mitchell three
games to one and will now meet
New Hamburg in the champion-
ship final.
The team played heads -up ball
to take the series, coming up with
excellent plays and great hitting.
Doug F'oxton led with two home
runs, Bruce Machan added one
and the rest of the team con-
tributed 11 sine 'I s, three doubles
and two tripleshe final score
was 11-9.
aetteig
FORDWICH MIXED
Earl Osborne of the Fordwich
mixed bowling •league obtained
the men's high single and triple
at the Molesworth Bowling Lanes
this week. Mr. Osborne bowled
two games over 200 at 244 and 222.
Marion Behrns bowled the
ladies' high single with a 232 and
Gertie Lambkin bowled the high
triple, one of her games 218 and
her triple at 588.
.Other games bowled over 200
were Roy Townsend, 223, 207;
John Conley, 210; Russell
Behrns, 216; Bradley Johnson,
230; Dave Dinsmore, 242 and
John Matheson, 201.
LADIES' LEAGUE
After the first week of play,
'Caroline's Bedpans top the stand-
ings with seven points. Dale's
Dipsticks and Audrey's Organs
are locked in a battle for second,
with five points each, while
Helen's Headaches ani Jean-
ette's Catheters are tied for third
with two. Jean's Sparetires came
up flat and scored no points.
Caroline Greenaway, 209; Shir-
ley Storey, 270, 237; Jean King,
229; Lyla Hickey, 203; Nora
Finnigan, 204; Dale Tolton, 226;
Louise Wel wood, 215, 225; Carol
Clark, 226; Bea Shropshall,
and Mary Campbell, 217, 209 re-
corded games over 200.
Shirley Storey's 270 was high
single and she also scored the 702
high triple. Catherine Campbell
was spare.
ton, 262; i)ouj
Gerrie, 200.;
20fi.
COFFEE
The Coffee liClatell
started another season
with 33 'participating.
Morey bowled the 284
and 515 high double, Other
over 200 were turned in by Po*
Surridge, 213, 236; Merry'
Campbell, 219; and Linda Wal:
den, 204.
CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYERS° ASSOCIATION
GAmE MAR
IcICOPYRIGHT-1977 SUN SYNDICATE
THE KICKING GAME
by Zenon Andrusysliyn
TORONTO ARGONAUTS
The Punting
The ball has been
snapped, and is caught.
You now have 1.2 seconds
to kick the ball. The heel'
of the ball is covered with
the palm of the right hand
with the thumb at mid -
seam. The nose' of the ball
should be cradled in the
left hand. The ball is held,
as described, out in front
of the body, in line with
the right leg. You are now
Action:
ready to start your steps.
Your first step is with
your kicking foot, which
should be pointed forward
in a straight line, towards
the end zone. Your
planted foot takes the
next step. It should also •
be in a straight line,
facing the end zone. The
first step and second step
are approximately the
same distance apart.
J�I/T!!r
J'/.
Now, the
kickingleg is
coming through, ready to
contact the ball.
The ball is dropped in a
natural arc, toward the
kicking foot. Meet the ball
with the outside of the'
foot. Your leg "whip" will
carry your foot as high as
possible, and your body
will raise off the ground,
as the momentum carries
your body upward.
Next column : Aspects of
punting and practise.
ILLUSTRATIONS BY DICK GIBSON
CLIP & SAVE
This is your invitation to come to our.. .
this weekend!
Sept. 23, 24 & 25
FREE
PANCAKES
on
Sunday
from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
KITTY CAT
RIDES
on both
Saturday
and Sunday
Also with every new snowmobile purchased between
now And October ),3.jou will receive an all expense
paid...
Snowmobile eey<ecursion, weekend for 2,
on the Bruce Trail!
Be the FIRST to see the LATEST
in snowmobile fashions at ...
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SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED
Varna Ontario Dial 519-262-0'09
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f
EILEEN
BRENNAN
TRUMAN
CAPOTE
JAMES
COCO
PETER
FALK
•M
ALEC ELSA DAVID
GUINNESS LANCHESTER NIVEN
PETER
SELLERS
MAGGIE NANCY ESTELLE
SMITH . WALKER WINW000
NEIL SIMON'S'
NEIL SIMON'S
erbylle
fbuiierbyBe
COMING NEXT WEEK SEPT` 30 - OCT. 6
011
OLTP
IEGNMIC LOB ,11%
iO Tlit SQUARE
PHONE ¶,"41811
AIF•tCONDITIONF f)
Progra m
subject
to change
WINGHAM MIDGET GIRLS --In this, its first year of
league play, the midget girls' team won its group and has
gone all the way to the championship final against Atwood.
The team comprises: (back) Coach Anne Machan,.. Pam
Reid, Linda Wittig, Sandra Morrison, Debra Wittig, Dianne
BP's in WOAA play
.
The Wingham Foxton BP's wit
meet the winner of the Baden -St.
Marys match in the WOAA In-
termediate "A" championship
play-offs. Since winning their
division in the Goderich tourna-
ment on Labor Day weekend, the
BP's have sidelined .Teeswater
and Chepstow.
Friday and, Saturday
September 23, 24 ,
MOONSHINE COUNTY •
EXPRESS
—ALSO --
Charles Bronson in
CHINO
(Adult Entertainment) •
Sunday, September 25 Only
ALICE IN
WONDERLAND
—PLUS—
Charlton Heston in
LAST HARD MEN
le'rt0•OVIr A
1
After losing the first' game of
the quarter finals against Tees -
water, Wingham came back to
win the next two games by scores
of 6-0 and 3-1. In the third and
final game, Ed Daer threw a
three hitter and struck out 11
Teeswater batters. He also had a
long home run in the second in-
ning to give Wingham a 1-0 lead..
An error with two out in the
seventh led to the final two runs
for 'Wingham. Teeswater picked
tip a run in the ninth when cat
cher Doug Borho hit a towering
home run to right field. Pete
Snow and Daer each had two hits
for the winners. .
In .the, semi-finals, . Wingham
defeated Chepstow 5-2 in the first
game. Don Edgar was the win;,
ningpitcherwith relief help front
D>a .:1i"aialso` baa •per
night at the plate, goingsfour for
four with a home run, a triple and
two singles and three tuns batted
in. •-
In the second game in 'Wing -
ham, BryanpCoultes led the BP's
to a .2-0 win with a sparkling two,
hitter. After giving up one hit in
each of the three innings, he
threw no -hit ball for the rest of
the game. After picking 'up an
unearned run in the sixth on a hit
batter, a stolen base and a Chep-
stow error, Bob Armstrong drove
a pitch , over the fence in.right
field in the eighth. This home run
gave Wingham a 2-0 lead. Chep-
stow went out in order in the ninth
to end the game.
The BP's are playing exciting
fastball and this . final series
should provide excellent fastball
for the fans. Details for the series
have yet to be arranged.
Orien, Coach Maxine Robinson; (middle) Vickie Belanger,
Julaine Adams, Leesa Cook, Cheryl Gavreluk, Lora Lee
Foulon; (front) Andrea Walker, Maureen Beattie, batboy
Jamie., Robinson, Lori Gavreluk, Sarah Bender, Judy
Hanula and Kim McGregor (missing from picture).
Recreation Report
GARY LISLE, DIRECTOR
MINOR HOCKEY
REGISTRATION:
On Friday, Sept, 16 and Satur-
day, Sept. 17, 100 ' people
registered for Minor Hockey in
Wingham for the 1977-78 season.
Registration has been extended
and will take place again this.
Saturday, Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. in the arena. All those in-
terested in playing Minor Hockey
in Wingham this season are
Urged to register at this time.
This includes Tykes, Atom,
PeeWee, Bantam and Midget
boys, and Juvenile girls.
0-0-0
a - CHILDREN'�StiTHEAT1t E; �_
f. Fourteen children signed up for
'the Children's Theatre on Satur
day, Sept. 17. The first meeting of
this group will be Saturday, Sept.
24 at •1:30 p.m. in the Town Hall.
Any child aged seven to 14 who
has not registered and wishes to
do -so, is welcome to attend this
meeting. The, fee is five dollars
per child:
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD.
BEECH ST. CLINTON
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - SEPT. 23 & 24
A'D
I11ANct
INESTIgI.CTED.
Did you ever want to just shove it
and leave it all behind?
it was fun...while it lasted!
"Joyride"
Desi Arnaz,Jr.•Robert Carradine
Anne Lockhart—Melanie Griffith
an Amor,can Inlarnallonal Rolo°.
[R]
IN 1946 THIS MAN KILLED FIVE PEOPLE
TODAY HE STILL LURKS THE STREETS'
THE TOWN
TWIT DREADED
SUNDOWN
A TRUE STORYKI.,r,I.
BEN JOHNSON
An
American
International
Release
SUNDAY ONLY — SEPT. 25
CRAZY CAT TRIO!
Those Risque Rascals and
That 'Heavy Traffic' 'Gang
G j in a 3 -Hit Show!
Noa 1 "FRITZ THE CAT"
No. 2 "THE NINE LIVES OF
FRITZ THE CAT"
Noa 3 "HEAVY TRAFFIC"
B3
0
PENS AT 8:00 P.M. - FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
0-0--0
MINOR BALL
'MEETING:
On Oct. 6 there will be a general
meeting of all parents, coaches or
other interested persons at 8:00
p.m. in the arena. Any of these
people who would like to see
Minor Ball continued in Wingham
next year are, strongly urged to
attend.
000
BALL
The Tri -county girls are still in
. playoff action against Belmore.
The girls play their next home
game on Friday night. The
Brophy Tire S10 -Pitch team
eliminated Mitchell on Thursday
THURSDAY MIXED
Luanne Kerr and Doug Elliott
shared the spotlight at the opener
of the Thursday Night Mixed
Bowling ...league last week.
Luanne chalked up the ladies'
high single, 280, and high triple,
654, and Doug did the same for
the men, with a 279 and 724.
Games over 200 were turned in
by Joyce Church, 217; Marie
Phillips, 209; Jerry Smith, 203;
Gayle Neil, 252; Preston Lediet,
212; Keith Moffat, 260; Penny El-
liott, 205; Ruth Smith, 215; Don
Montgomery, 249-220; Doug Lay -
night of this week. The Wingham
BP Intermediate "C" fastball
team has earned a berth in the
WOAA playoff 'finals. Theyl are
expected , to start this weekend.
The Wingham Industrial Slo-
Pitch league is in playoff action
and. will be playing Monday and '
Wednesday 'nights beginning at 7
p.m. .
0-0-0
RINGETTE: '
Registration for ringette will be
taking place soon. Further
details will be passed on as they
become available.
0.0 0
CROSS-COUNTRY
SKI CLUB:
Anyone who. might be in-
terested in forming or joining., a
Cross-country Ski club is asked to
phone the Recreation Office or
drop in- — phone 357-1208. A
formal meeting will be called if
the interest is,great enough. This
activity is one that can be. en-
joyed by both young and old and
you need not be a great athlete to
participate and enjoy yourself. It
is fun and a great recreational
sport, so. if you are interested
please let us know:
0 .0 0
NEW RECREATION
DIRECTOR:
• Wingham has a new recreation
director. Rennie Alexander is
working; with me for the next two
weeks, at which time he will take
over the duties. Rennie is mar-
ried and he and his wife, Louanna
had their first child about three
weeks ago. I feel that he will do
an excellent job in this capacity
and I'm sure the family will be a
big asset_ to the community.
Slow pitch team
wins group final
The Wingham Brophy Tire
slow pitch team won its group
'inal against Mitchell three
games to one and will now meet
New Hamburg in the champion-
ship final.
The team played heads -up ball
to take the series, coming up with
excellent plays and great hitting.
Doug F'oxton led with two home
runs, Bruce Machan added one
and the rest of the team con-
tributed 11 sine 'I s, three doubles
and two tripleshe final score
was 11-9.
aetteig
FORDWICH MIXED
Earl Osborne of the Fordwich
mixed bowling •league obtained
the men's high single and triple
at the Molesworth Bowling Lanes
this week. Mr. Osborne bowled
two games over 200 at 244 and 222.
Marion Behrns bowled the
ladies' high single with a 232 and
Gertie Lambkin bowled the high
triple, one of her games 218 and
her triple at 588.
.Other games bowled over 200
were Roy Townsend, 223, 207;
John Conley, 210; Russell
Behrns, 216; Bradley Johnson,
230; Dave Dinsmore, 242 and
John Matheson, 201.
LADIES' LEAGUE
After the first week of play,
'Caroline's Bedpans top the stand-
ings with seven points. Dale's
Dipsticks and Audrey's Organs
are locked in a battle for second,
with five points each, while
Helen's Headaches ani Jean-
ette's Catheters are tied for third
with two. Jean's Sparetires came
up flat and scored no points.
Caroline Greenaway, 209; Shir-
ley Storey, 270, 237; Jean King,
229; Lyla Hickey, 203; Nora
Finnigan, 204; Dale Tolton, 226;
Louise Wel wood, 215, 225; Carol
Clark, 226; Bea Shropshall,
and Mary Campbell, 217, 209 re-
corded games over 200.
Shirley Storey's 270 was high
single and she also scored the 702
high triple. Catherine Campbell
was spare.
ton, 262; i)ouj
Gerrie, 200.;
20fi.
COFFEE
The Coffee liClatell
started another season
with 33 'participating.
Morey bowled the 284
and 515 high double, Other
over 200 were turned in by Po*
Surridge, 213, 236; Merry'
Campbell, 219; and Linda Wal:
den, 204.
CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYERS° ASSOCIATION
GAmE MAR
IcICOPYRIGHT-1977 SUN SYNDICATE
THE KICKING GAME
by Zenon Andrusysliyn
TORONTO ARGONAUTS
The Punting
The ball has been
snapped, and is caught.
You now have 1.2 seconds
to kick the ball. The heel'
of the ball is covered with
the palm of the right hand
with the thumb at mid -
seam. The nose' of the ball
should be cradled in the
left hand. The ball is held,
as described, out in front
of the body, in line with
the right leg. You are now
Action:
ready to start your steps.
Your first step is with
your kicking foot, which
should be pointed forward
in a straight line, towards
the end zone. Your
planted foot takes the
next step. It should also •
be in a straight line,
facing the end zone. The
first step and second step
are approximately the
same distance apart.
J�I/T!!r
J'/.
Now, the
kickingleg is
coming through, ready to
contact the ball.
The ball is dropped in a
natural arc, toward the
kicking foot. Meet the ball
with the outside of the'
foot. Your leg "whip" will
carry your foot as high as
possible, and your body
will raise off the ground,
as the momentum carries
your body upward.
Next column : Aspects of
punting and practise.
ILLUSTRATIONS BY DICK GIBSON
CLIP & SAVE
This is your invitation to come to our.. .
this weekend!
Sept. 23, 24 & 25
FREE
PANCAKES
on
Sunday
from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
KITTY CAT
RIDES
on both
Saturday
and Sunday
Also with every new snowmobile purchased between
now And October ),3.jou will receive an all expense
paid...
Snowmobile eey<ecursion, weekend for 2,
on the Bruce Trail!
Be the FIRST to see the LATEST
in snowmobile fashions at ...
�tJLL Y�ULL`I
SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED
Varna Ontario Dial 519-262-0'09
e