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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-07-23, Page 11fl. b4 n hit a WI the OUri(. atingthe x u beto apply ect pressure hover a: �eina or 'a clean elath, sable It the cloth be 1 Via• blaodeoakt ''NOT`' remove it, just place another over it. Lay the•ipersop down and elevate the injured part • roll lay O. NOT move it,..1#990al cover rob,jeep with t:a ' gh prevent feetlpll< , ., pressure around :lit o with a ring pad and a anlage, as a nail o N nM ON11110 k?NJEfE 35flU4 F0I91.4 NR,'Mov 1N oink taetiv THE MAK. WAi2S' ascii Cf TiNUE'S 2nd GREAT 7WEEK NoW Showing until Thursday, .,, • July31st SHOWil S Prickly • Satueday 7:OOand 9:30 p.m. Sunday fp r nday ® 8:40 p•rak, ONLY! Rocommendep o. ADULT AMRTAINleWT 1 STARTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 1st 111 ■ "THE FIRST EPIC 11 AM- IN JI A STANLEY KOOOICK FILM JACK NICHOLSON SHELLEY MUIR r, SCA(MAN MIA OANNY IIOYO SiEPBEN IVNC ;It Crotlx4,32;Z MUM BEM 11110111101. 1111 IN EOM DM ® STARTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 8th Friday& Saturday Sunday to Thursday 7:00 and 9.30 p.m. , of 8:00 p.m. only 1 ®•eeeaeee•eei•eeeeeeeeeeeee : •`The Blues Brothers' is ... o 1 • The Summer Comedy Hit • For All Ages • 1 s•eee®•••••ee•ee•••ee•s•• ® JOHN BEI -USER DAN AYKROYD THE BLUES AK, DRAWN LAB ^B�ROTHERSMI RRIE � ARErH. FRAThu BLUES NKLIN • HENRY 1 10.50Y CHARMS •N / Yr 0 111 g.mmm,ndrd o, d, ADULTsrvrgTnlwevrvr111 hien ue 4 t' ssol IllU l i o i oia — PLEASE NOTE SHQWTIMES — Frlday • Saturday Sunday to Thursday 7:00 and 9:30P•m. of 11100p.m. only - Jock Kepi/:uvwswank Mngsroro BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD BEECH ST.. CLINTOM BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:30 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK NOW PLAYING TO SATURDAY JULY 26 at! ADULT e 1 •"4.• -4 ENTERTAINMENT MCQUEEN ADULT ToM ii= f NTERTAINMENJ Based on the True Story SUNDAY, JULY 27 TO WEDNESDAY, JULY 30 CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 28 ? a She gave.., Ard Sara... And gave. Until she had nothing tort to give. BETTE MIDLER ALAN BATES v THE ROSE Coming Attt$ction Aug, 6th 'Tho Empire Strikes Back' • PLAYER OF MONTH for the Wingham BPs is Gary Lisle, fl}%Cd"baseman. He was awarded, a new equipment bag courtesy of Carling O'Keefe. Making the presentation is BP Manager Joe Tiffin. Treatment for nosebleed is simple says St. John Ambu- lance. Sit the person down, tilt the head forward and loosen constrictive clothing. Ask the person to pinch the nostrils on the soft -part of the nose and breathe through the mouth. The nose should not be blown as this may disturb • the clotting process. Nor - Melly the bleeding Will stop gradually. IfIt: does not, medical aid should be ob- tained. 'A fracture of the skull following a head injury may cduse bleeding from the nose. This is serious and immediately medical atten- tion should be obtained. Thursday, Friday, Saturday July 24:25. 24 Don Adams stars In THE NUDE BOMB —ALSO— Peter Sellers In THE PRISONER•°, MOB (Adult Entertainment) Sunday, July 27 Only 1. HOT T-SHIRTS 2. KING ,RAT 3. SEX ON THE GROOVE TUBE ADM,11 AN1-t RESTRICTED to rimed ta VIALS Or A/1 ON 05 Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday July 28, 29. 30 Walt Disney s Production of SLEEPING BEAUTY "Enchanting and Romantic Story" --AND— UNIDENTIFIED FLYING ODDBALL 1Childron 12 years and under Admitted Free) STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 25 SHOWTIMES: FRIDAY 8. SATURDAY 7:00 8 9:13 P.M. SUN.. THURS. 8:00 P.M. City Winghcam Bqntams tie and. travele 13 July 14 and eked' against their Wingham got start and wap dOWO • score of 2-0 after the first two innings. But tbs.: teat n managed ' tie it u fm its half of the third, innin when Rance WO .' and , onas Kaduna croesed , the, plate. Dashwood then jumped ahead 3-2 with one run hi It4 half of the third, but Wingharn managed' to get that run back daring the fourth when -Rob Strong hit a triple and then ran home on a sacrifice by Ron Schistad. The rest of the game pro- gressed with neither team able to score and only one hit from each side. 9 - WINCHAM 18 HARRISTON 4 Kevin Saxton and Jonas Kaciulis combined to pitch a two -hitter for Wingham against Harriston Bantams July 21. Kevin put on .a super dis- play of pitching as he struck out 13 batters in five innings while walking five, and Jonas struck out four while walking thre in the last two innings. The Wingham. batters were hitting well with Rob Strong leading the group - with three singles, a double and a triple in five trips to, the plate. Jonas Kaciulis was . up there too with two singles and two doubles in four tries at bat. Kevin Saxton went two for four, Rance Willis, 'two for five; and Mark Foxton, one for three, to aid in the attack. This brings the Bantams' record to 11 wills, one loss and one tie, with two games SAF E OIC F 1 RST—Grant Coultes reached first base safelyen' a fielder's c treln remaining in the regular schedule• a bail game between the Wingham BPs and OWen Sound GTO last week. ultes was in the game as the designated hitter. BPs grand- champions. at Won • ,The Wingham 410 fastball team won both the A division championship and the grand championship in a fastball tournament at Brighton last weekend. A highlight of the tour- nament for the BPs was the strong -pitching of veteran Rd Daer, who struck out 1T of the 22 batters he faced in the final game. , . The tournament featured teams from Toronto, Belleville, )Trenton .and Brighton in addition to Wingham. The BPs met Toronto Zebco in their first game, coming away with a 10-0 win on 11 hits and a one - hitter thrown by Dong 15etteplace. Bob Armstrong. had three hits including a home run .and two runs batted in, Jim Seip added three runs batted in for the BPs. - ' in their '\, second . game Wingham met the Belleville Glacers and defeated them 11-4 on eight hits. -The win- ning pitcher once again was •' Petteplace, with, Daer making the save - as he relieved in the fourth inning. Armstrong, Daer and Keith Elston each _ had two hits, with Neil Bieman batting in • three runs. On Sunday Wingham met the defending champion Belleville Merchants. Wingham emerged the winner 3-2 in extra innings. The winning run came on a home run by Daer, who also pitched a strong , game, holding Belleville to only four hits. This win advanced 6 ' 71° HEADING HOME to a hero's welcome, Paul Curie of the Kincardine BNPD team rounds the bases after smacking 'out a grand slam home run in the first inning against London Free Press. BNPD sent on to �ia7ir, the "B" championship final in the slow pitch . tournament here last weekend. ESTIMATED LAUGH COUNT 410 Highway Fsr1jt4A, dCT,.ce Hi •l PHONE 524 7811 AIR [ ONDIIIONFD NW. I IOOENICH AT CONCESSION 152t99t11 California Cuties return The California Cuties, a world,famous comedy soft- ball team, will return to Wingham August6 to take on the Wingham BPs in a combined softball game and show. The Cuties have been on the road since 1946, when they were formed on the island of Guam by Airman Trino Palacios, who still pastimes as Madam Hilda. The Cuties have changed the For your • Brick, block and stone work •Sidewalks • Driveways •Fireplaces •Chimneys BRUCE D. Mac DONALD a iiatiSTR1!JC!,AN 61A�EvvPatro o,na®ev Wingham - format of the club from a nine -man to a seven -'girl' team, featuring such stalwarts as Fifi the Flirt, 'Scaggie Maggie, Hefty Helen and Hedda Hooker. The barnstorming team- mates dress in outlandish ladies' garb, but under it all are some of the finest soft - bailers from the US west coast. They have been covering the US and Canada for 33 years, playing a 120 - game schedule, and have never failed to win the majority of games, while at the same time leaving their audiences laughing. They finished last season with an 112-8 record behind the iron arm of pitcher Dumpy Dora, and have high hopes of improving on that record this year, Originator, owner and featured clown, Madam Hilda, takes a turn on the mound as well as leading the comedy fireworks. Game time is 8 p.m. at the Josephine Street ball park, er BUT CAN SHE HITT—The California Cuties, a seven -'girl' comedy softball team, will be in Wingham August 6 for on exhiblttnn rriAtrh against the Wingham BPs. The Cuties provide lots of entertainment with their zany version of the game. Wingha.nn Ito'. ,the, A. dare,- • pionship against the .home team, Brighton. Don Edgar • pitched the first nine , and one-third innings, allowing no runs on three .hits., Daer cameon in relief and allowed no runs on one hit. The winning run came in the 15th inning. With the bases loaded arid -two out, Seip hit a single to score Elston. ' With this ivictory Wingham advanced to• the grand championship against the Toronto • East Coast . club; winner of the 13 division. Wingham ,roasted to: an easy 40 win behind the,stri$eiNtt pitching,. o Daer, who •sent • down 17 of the 22 hatters he faced. Wingham had 10 hits. The .BPs collected $425 in prize money andrepresented their town well in the. tour- - nament. - r --1. GOOD THINGS : I HAPPEN.' WHEN YOU HELP I I RED • CROSS I 16 Inmis • Successful Executives know, ` . • a meeting can be more productive in the right atmosphere. Benmiller Inn WELCOMES YOU! Get away from it all for a change. isolate your People in our resort complex. Comprehensive sh 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 f 524-2191 HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT a at Wingham Sportsmen's Club Saturday, July 26 Registration 11 a.m. Fee '5.00 Reserved for first 64 players. HAM & SAUSAGE BAR -B -Q PRIZE MMONEY & PRIZES r. ,Leeie.o-- •Wv k Utt