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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-05-28, Page 13BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD. BEECH ST. CLINTON BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY MAY 30 - 31, JUNE 1 STEVE MARTIN in 150 A UNIVERSAL PICTURE ADULT' `'ENTERTAINMENT ' RESE.Vi PLUS 2ND FEATURE WARNING: Dialogue not suitable for children The Willie' • , •Itcost h94PV:Pk• , minor •'Wing Asociatu, they et tJ last week The hu�get " eludes the . league toitms,, .a rein'. 9 • 1.'914 more• than Ohe next largest '..i;k10.110 wed by es at $2,800. expenses in - fund -raising the spring and 50 in tour - fees, $500 for ids and $500 for is the same as T.• IOC rental at flkatk..,hour•ti accoUntslor. the biggest single the budget, •$6,900. This represents 25 hours tea tea*. per week tor23 weeks.• • • The budeetlAtt,egipM•Fi nor hockey depends on, raise about a budget. It is $5,900 for the 'iflounts are also ted from fees, $4,500; k'events, $2,800; gate receipts, $1491*04140 sale of booster C.41b tiCket$11 $1,000. One of the fund-raising events planrted for Al* rat:, will.be draw for an Mice ox gold, with the winning ticket to be selected December. In other business at the meeting the association requested permission from the recreation board to join in sponsoring the Wingham Midget Hockey Tournament in 1981. Association members also agreed to donate $500 toward the purchase of water heaters for the Wingham arena. LAYS IT DOWN—An Owen Sound hitter just Missed:Uri thin, attetriptadbunt' lithe game against the Wingham BPsialat Week, as the ball rolled foul. BP catcher Ben Blackwell showed a hot'arni on a nUrnber of other bunt anti steal attempts, nailing the runners regularly. • BP's lose opener in ninth inning In an exciting ball game last Tuesday night, the Wingham BPs dropped a 3-1 decision to Owen Sound McArthur Jrs. Brad Underwood of Owen Sound demonstrated why he is one of the premier Junior pitchers in the country by limiting the BPs to three hits, while striking out 12, before being .relieved in the seventh inning by Peter .Waddington who completed the nine innings-. Wingham had built up a 1-0 lead going into the last in- ning when Len Sangster minim Mini° MOUE 327-1630 Ha 24 HE. MOM INFOIMIITIONI MINIM 1111111111111111111111111211/* Wednesday to Saturday, May 28 - 31 - PLIAS/ NOTE S009,21140 - W44. • lbw% Ir00.. Id. • S. 1:00 • 400 p.m. • " ' CONWAY smarri 11 . mil THE IPRIZIE . — —II FIGHTER . ..futockeut Comedy! II tor 41TRAcN0N 11111111111011111 PAUL NEWMAN III JACQUELINE BISSET • III 2...AT • ti.„dr, WILLIAM HOLDEN r....1.7 11 June 1 - 2 - 3 • on await 411/1 NO hdalay At 111-.409A.C6^-,-. '.'•d 14=tititialti' •a 11 1 111 1 1 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT tarts NESDAY! NOTE SHOWTIMES MAY 28 - MON., JUNE 2 141,6 SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 9:30 P.M. SUN..THURS. ONE SHOWING A:00 P.M. ON WEEKEND mAiveig MARLON BRAND) RON P A, Mail* SHE( N APOCALYPSE N VF(rORRE ST • hilEr i•vu SAM BOTTOMS ARRY FISHBLANC., DENNIS HOPPE r)..4.. FRANCIS COPPO STARTS TUESDAY JUNE 3-5 "Honor thy wife, and everyone eis6 ....",,..,....,..,..., A " datiditicti 1.1\1•1,110-1.) RI .1 ilA1,1 .1 .4 S ,.11 THESQU ARE ?how 524 7811 AIR CONDI 1 104ED PR AMSLIIJIC7T HATA OW • singled off Underwood, ' scoring Bill Brown who had walked earlier in the fourth inning. , In' the ninth, Waddington singled to lead off for Owen Sound. After Wipp popped up trying to sacrifice, Under- wood, who had moved to right field singled past shortstop to put runners on second and third. The BPs pulled the infield in to stop the tying run, but Bob Arm- strong's throw to the plate on Elder's ground ball went astray, allowing both Waddinton and Underwood to score. Mare Short then singled to score Elder, who had advanced to second base. Ed Daer pitched a strong` game for the BPs, allowing only five hits while striking out five Owen Sound Batters. The same Owen Sound Juniors will be back hi Wingham next Tuesday, . Junet,fOr a doubleheader at 8p4n, Come on Out and 'age soil :excellent action. _ 1 Friday and Saturday May30,31 John Voigt & Fay Dunnaway THE CHAMP. I in —plus— ROLLER BOOGIE Starring Linda Blair (Adult,Entertainment) NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:45 SHOWING A7 9:00 P.M erste taut= uomu 1 -heir& A 41G7 r0 410115 10 4405 57041 Warning: Some dialogue may, be Unsuitable for Children. Theatres Br. of OW, STARTS FRIDAY AT A 200 UEAR YOU! MAY 29 JUNE 5 141 THURS.. St NO* 1111°1 • -kieG°2b, toe *- • ‘, /fp • asgo'"3 I • FIRS{ IN Altars. ;.• • if 10 p,11Me5111.6r0300,'•" uo PLUS MArmottia Likl$1011041418' flAL Th. .lit All Time 1111" NINE.IGODUNCII AT „ CONCESSION ND. 4. ^ PHONE 524190 Cr0.131•91010 • DRIVE.I4 T • .„ •4,1 , OUT AT FIRST—Len Sangsterieans toward home for the throw from catcher Ben Blackwell as an Owen Sound'runner tries to reach base on a bunt. Blackwell nailed him. tips utdoors With the advent of warmer weather, people get involved m a wider range of outdoor activities such as gardening, boating and swimming. But each year outdoor activities result in - injuries and fatalities to many people. Most accidents can be avoided by observing simple safety rules. Ontario Hydro offers the following elec- trical safety tips which could help to protect you and your family this year. Prevent children from climbing hydro poles, buildings or trees near power lines. Fly kites and model air- planes in wide open spaces, far away from power lines • and other 'electrical equip- ment. If 4-.!-,bn or other object' fallS. .peIn' a fence sur- • rounding4 ydro power ec141)*oto,, eave it there. Pay. „A electrical etrieve it. Boat '4 ekEethould watch that masts and antennae don't „contact power lines ' when boating and when tak- wingbra.a0 in and out of the ate Keep ladders and TV and other antennae at least six metres or 20 feet„ away from power lines Avoid usingeleCtrical yard and garden tools 'in the rain or when grass and shrubs, are wet. • Recreation Report. BY RENNIE ALEXANDER Rec. Director AnYmie Alit wishing to buy advance tickets to the Martin' and Downs Circus on Friday, June e, may pur- chase them at the Wingham arena, 357-1208; from Dianne Simpson, 357-2098; or from Rennie Alexander, 357-1044. Remember, advance tickets are $2.50 and $3.50 at the door. With just over a week to go the Wingham Junior Citizens' Jog Fest will be held Saturday, May 31. Registrations for the 2.5 and 10 k.m. events will be at 9:30 to 10 a.m., in front of the Town Hall. ' Rollerskating will start this Saiurday, ati.to 10:30 p.m. at the Lochridge Memorial Arena. There are many prizes to be -wan, such as L.P.s, tapes, hats, t -shirts and theatre passes.' The Dennis Schoolby Ball School will be held on Mon- day, July 28 to Friday, August 1, from 9:30 &M. to 3:30 p.m. If you are in- terested in attending please send in your application. Make sure all outdoor electrical appliances and equipment are grounded with a three -prong plug un- less approved with a two - wire cord (double insulated). Use only the heavy -type, outdoor' extension cords recommended by Outdoor electrical equipment manu- facture's. All outdoor electric cords and plugs should be in- spected before each use to make certain there are no cuts or breaks. If you see a fallen power line, send someone for help while you keep all persons at least six metres or 20 feet away from the danger area. New , electrical instal- lations must be inspected as set out in the Electrical Safety Code of Ontario. Electrical Wiring and equip- ment is best installed by a licensed electrician. Tbe Wingham nroP4Y? Midgets ".got off to a good start, opening their schedule witb a 0 -10th .19919g defeat of the 0NrehSoolsii.,, MidgetsbYa scomet ' Tholocal boys got offto 0 shaky start as chimp Sound pushed two -runs across m the top of the first inotPt;i wiWinghamcanto back Oh- m* to „Make Me score 2-1. at Duplicatit bridge The Wingham. DuPligate Bridge ClUb met May 22. First prize went to Kae Forgie and__ Yvonne McPherson; second, Jean Hndgint: Juid - Harley. Crawford; third,‘;, Belle Herbert and Jean Whitby; fourth, Lillian Brooks and Elaine Colvin. Opry stars to perform atHowick Country ' music en- tertainers Tommy Cash and Billie Jo Spears will 'be performing at Howick Community Centre June 7. A few tickets are still available for the event, the proceeds of which will go toward equipment and fencing for the recreational playground in Wroxeter Ball Park. Master off ceremonies will be Don Sanderson of CKGL- FM, Kitchener. Tommy Cash has a string of hit records to his credit, including Six White Horses, Roller Coaster Ride and Rise and Shine. His albums in- clude a selection of Christmas songs with his brother, Johnny Cash. well as Grand Ole Opry per- formances, he has made recent guest appearances on the Mike Douglas, David Frost and Hee Haw television shows. Per- forming with him in Howick will be his band, The Tom- cats. Billie, ,Jo Spears' first country hit was Easy To Be Evil, followed by Blanket On the 'Ground, Misty Blue 57 Chevrolet and others. She frequently tours England • where she rates as the top female country singer. She has appeared on such shows as Hee Haw, Pop"Goes The Country, Good 01' Nash- ville Music and like Cash, Grand Ole Opry. She will be bringing her own band to the Howick show. The evening will include a concert, followed by • a country dance and lunch. Tickets may be obtained at Garry Chambers' Hardware and Kaster's Food Market in the mid of ik; tont Owen$oupdaddedanoi run in the top of the 1.9 34. WO "WOW t119,1 added a run in We to wither in We fifth ki well -played game at •3-A,„ The pine stayed ttint pnt0 the balm of the niutb When Kea Deichert reaclwd .first after he was hit bya. pitch, Paul Monigorfte came through with a single BoL'ttk!teb moved Wird base. That set the stage for NevIR Coolies, playing inGood the first baseball gatne of HA life, to-ciime through wItIrWa. a -important single, &firing - la the winning 11111 with twp , are out to give Wingham the • Daryl Played a. gametverygbood,mo defensively orwamet verfinesieyfiaceilec4dingurmael:etilatitoYbrus oa:044115°770m third base. ,• • made of Kevin Pilate's' jilay as he had a strong game at shortstop and also came through, with four hits, in, cluidingi:wsf douoblew.0004 . ell-, Joe Tifrui came up with fourinni fifth by Was Goodall.bali and repleedl, who shut out Owen Sound fir Bye innings, retiring 15 of the 17 , • .?,•••';'".• , • . • , 5.4 • I0 • q: ON :Tir • VON is a nop-prafit up;„:„ 0404010n. • 7 •••,, WINGHANLBROPHY ULE • . MIDGET BASEBALLSCHE May 28 Wingham at Owen S9Und: • June 1 Exeter at Wingham June 2 - Wingham at Tiverton • June 8 Tiverton at Wingham June -9 Wingham at Listowel June 15 Listowel at IA/Ingham • June 16 Wingham at Clinton June 20 Wingham at Seafarer' June 22 Seaforth at Wingham June 26 • June 29 • July 6 July 7 July 14 July 20 a Wingham at Exeter Clinton atWingham'. Gioderich at Wingitarn, Wingham at Kincardine • - Wingham at Goderiah Kincardine at Wingham •Kinsmenhear ;: council repo int . 4 100p14' laita,m- . 240 43:140oLmz • pawl,- - ..• ••. •, BELGRAVE — At a Kins- men meeting held May 21 in the Belgrave arena, six • members from the neighbor- ing club visited Belgrave. Blake Evans and Paul McKee informed the mem- bers on spring council held at Chatham. Both attended and advised that Southwestern Ontario Kinsmen clubs have given $161,000 to cystic fib- rosis, the club's major pro- ject. Canada has given more per capita to research on C.F. than any other country; also, the life span for C.F. patients is longer in Canada than other places.A teen- ager from Collingwood with Wroxeter. • cystic fibrosis was the guest Tennis club holds its first season tourney The Wingham Tennis Club held its first club tournament of the season on Sunday. Blue skies and a cool light breeze made for near perfect weather conditions as, a small group of club mem- bers played about five games each for individual points. • Myrla Frank took first place fir the ladies' division with Betty Shaw finishing second. For the men it was Peter Maharaj placing,,first and Rick McKay, second. Together with the club tournaments, which are being held monthly, there will be intern* com- petitions this season. The first one is set for June against Atwood, to be played in Wingham. Other programs being • planned for this season in- clude • tennis lessons for beginners. This program for both new and old members will be offered every Satur- day in June. Those taking advantage of the lessons will be divided into two sections, Junior and Senior. Juniors, those under 16 years old, will play bet- ween 9 a.m. and 10:30 Ei.m. Lessons for Seniors will be scheduled between 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. Anyone interested in taking lessons should contact a member of the tennis club. tooesimm. IN 10' t..49d •singer. at ..the .conventiotk • This ything man; with ii -pro • mising future hi music, may live only to the age of 20 with this disease. Research dollars are the only answer. The club will be erecting a sign describing the park and recreation area under con- struetion. Members will be selling tickets in a,lottery to raise funds for the work and facilities. Ladies' Night is June 11, with a barbecue and ball game. A bike rodeo is still being planned and should be held early in June. • The May 31 pork roast and dance tickets are still avail- able from members, but are going fast. tMILLFJ& Successful Executives know, a meeting can be more productive in the right atmosphere. Benmiller lnn WELCOMES YOU! Get away from it all for a change. Isolate your people in our resort complex. Comprehensive meeting facilities for groups of -up to 30 including meals, refreshments, recreational facilities and overnight accommodations, if required'. A very productive atmosphere.for your gathering. Call for details on a package designed to your specifications • 524-2191 THEME OFF! - Get In On The ONTARIO SIRES STAKES HANOVER RACEWAY • Hanover Fair Grounds SATURDAY, MAY 31 !mitt time 7:45 P.M. OVER 14,000 IN RUNES TOURNAMENT—Bob Pike, a member of theWing- , ham Tennis Club, participated In a club tournanient on Saturday In Wingham. The local tournament, played under, Ideal weather conditions, attracted a small group of club members who played about five games each for Individual points. " • ••,:ii;gat. See Ontario's finest 3 year old Pacing Fillies and int) cid:Jeri, cui-npeiti in an untar10 Sires Stakes event It's harness racing at its very best. Ontario SiresStakes T hey' ve got what tt takes i• • 2 k I