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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-09-10, Page 13i ff • WEDNESDAY; su ra.17.1990 cit thio Iilclmoy.Carrick Recreation Complex Regulars at *40°0 eel 2 "Share the Wealth" 10 Silver Dollars 70000 Rotary Money Game °1, 000 . 00 Special Game!! BINGO STARTS AT 8:30 p.m. "Ontario's oldest, and established Cash Bingo Services" SPONSORED BY The Mildmay Rotary. Club Y.i ALL STAR TOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS "OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES" verzsmrsigawf— -- „ ,r^ 10 0 1, r, ;1 3 and 4 Day FALL FOLIAGE TOURS AUTUMN IN AGAWA CANYON FEATURING Algoma Central Railway Excursion September 15, 19, 22, 26, 29, October 3, 6 AUTUMN IN MUSKOKA FEATURING "Clevelands House'Resort September 28 and 30 AUTUMN IN THE GATINEAUS FEATURING Tour of Gatineau Hills and Lunch at Le Chateau Montebello September 27, 29, October 1 , 3, 5, and 7 ELGIN HOUSE RESORT On the Beautiful Muskoka Lakes Pay a little more— Receive so much more September 18, 22, October 7 AUTUMN IN THE 100Q.ISLANDS FEATURING Resort living - including meals September 30, October 2, 4, 6, and 8 CONTAC I : HOLIDAY WORLD Winghorn 357.27O1 vut-Of-Istwn Coli e.v�Ic,.. * * * * * * * * * * * TRI -COUNTY CHAMPIONS—The Wingham TrI Coun 8 girls played -their way to a second successive champlunsh year. Members of the team are (back row) : Caroline Georg` Hubbard, Valerie Ricker, Debbie Scott, Sheri. Walden. Beattie, Judy Lancaster, Kathy Taylor and Carol: Wenger; (front row) Leanne Cornwall, Kim Metcalfe, Ellen Rodger, Judy Hanna Lori Gavreluk, Stephanie --Gaunt and Owls Cerson. The tears is coached by Bob Gavreluk and Andy Rodger. BPs win Fri. 3-2 The Bob Foxton BPs de- feated Brodhagen 3-2 - last Friday evening to take a 1-0 lead in the best two nut of three Zone 5 Ontario Ama- teur Softball, Association finals. , Game two is sched- uled for Brodhagen Thur - thy evening' at 9 p.m. t Wingham scored three runs on seven hits while Brodhagen scored two on five hits. Doug. Petteplace went the distance for Wing - ham. Gary Lisle scored two runs on two hits and Bob Pegg also recordedtwo hits. Wingham scored the whining run in the ninth inning of the close, exciting game. The third match, if - necessary, will be played in Wingham on a yet to be decided date. The winner of this series will advance to C"amalachie Sept. 20-21 for a double knockout tournament, which will feature the six Ontario zone winners. One team will emerge as the OASA Inter- mediate 'C' A11 -Ontario SCORES RUN—Gary-Lisle, runner for the Wingham BPs, runs ., .:third base to the home plate and scores a run to put the local team ahead 2-1 ' ;;._fig a playoff game against Brodhagen last Friday evening in Wingham. Theq arae eroded with a Wingham win of 3-2. Bantam girls win tri• -co The Wingham Bantam girls ball team downed Brussels in three straight games to win the tri -county. championship last week. The girls had won six games, lost three and tied one to finish the regular season in first place. They then went on to win all their playoff series. Wingham took two of three games against Wroxeter in the quarter - finals and downed Belmore in two straight games, 14-13 and 30- 18, i semi final play. e best -of -five final. series against Brussels was won by Wingham in the minimum number of games, 19-18, 21-18 and 10-9. Lori Gavreluk pitched well in all the playoff games. Key hits by Rita Broph , Judy Hanula and Sheri Widen. in the final series enc led the girls :to w a. the cham- pionship for second year in a row. A ride on "Bee town fire - truck and a celebration party at the Gpvreluks after ' the final game.:rounded' but the season. Spe;ial thanks to Marg Ganelgk; for score- keeping at all games and to 'Grandpa Rennie and the loyal fans for their inspiring support_ Champion_ ]Earlier lam wi ated the Western Ontario Associatinnplay. Athletic 1E' Wingham leads Atwood 2-1 Ken Saxton hit a home run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Wingahm a 2-1 lead in the Intercounty Men's Slow Pitch series against Atwood. Wingham was behind 8-0 after six innings but managed to finish the game with a 12-11 win. The next home game is scheduled for Thursday at 9 p.m. Segs eir-October Programme Starbrato — Admission 44.93 — Chrldren in Cars (12 Years ar tri # ,• Admitted Freon Theatre Open Esq Saturday- Sunday Programme subject to unavoidable sitar 30tich St., Onto= DRi�`ailY �1 ft ;1THEATRE imoacinuniernetsimitaire ininanannawAtirdaw RIE Y;.SATLIIMACW,,SIuIw31 Y.s' 112:13-141 Epic ,7 Y I Friday Er Saturday September 12, 13 Chuck Norris and Lee Van Cleef star in OCTAGON WARNING - Some scenes, may be Offensive. — Theatre Board of Ont. — Plus FAST COMPANY Sunday, Sept. 14 Only FRIDAY THE 13TH ... THE ORPHAN "Suspense horror" Also THE PROPHECY RESTRICTED The li5 AVE Baby was only rhe beginning ... IT5AllVE 2 now there ore three of rhem FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY SEPT. 12th - 13th - 14th They'll never get caught. They're on a mission from God. STARTS WEDNESDAY 10th - 13th SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M. `ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT" —Gene SMIaVBC-TY ••Todo." Show, "EVERY FRAME A MASTERPIECE." —Fred Eager. Arsociaud Pre" `AN ENTICINGLY BEAUTIFUL MOVIE.° —Rona Boma. ABC 71 SHOWTIMFS: FRI. SAT. TWO SHOWS 7 & C P.M. JOHN 13MNHI ADu T DAN Al to ROY D Y1:141;?r.1x1L.;„ l:lbi:1.9 PLUS: SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M. dCk STARTS SUNDAY, SEPT. 14-18 ONE SHOWING SUN. - THURS. $ P,M. ICE MACHINE—With baseball season winding down and the hockey season about to start, the Wingham R --rail,., neralnrtrnemt ah the rarocess of oettirlo ice back Into the arena. A new compressor was 'installed this summer and everything was set until an electrical storm knocked out the electric motor. Last weak Wayne Pletch, Bruce Machan and Bob Armstrong, with help from the p11'C> rola@cell_.+ atmGr ar�d tha rec department hoped to have ice by the weekend, weather permitting. 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