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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-09-17, Page 15R arty Roy ractise Royals are it practice Wingham ,(;Wednesday) ractices will n Sunday at 9 .m.1 a 1d, vill continue Wednesdays e preparing � 'p 2 Inter- mediaay p. ..against five other i1 4: tubs. Goderich, Zti:e Mildmay, IRONMEN PRACTICE—There was a good turnout of players as the Wingham Ironmen opened their hockey practices on the weekend, The I ronmen are gearing up 01RQIIAM,MAIM PHONE 357.1630 EOR24NR.MOVIE RIFORMATIONI N III .. ® ® WedQesdry, Sept. 1? to Thuradoy, Sspt. 25th II kfN/erdS1111wd y MEM wrasNOWnM6 AlOther Ory,e► D 7:002nd 9:00 PA... 8:00p.m. Drily! 1 . Two children, a boy and a girl, are shipwrecked on a lost tropical °hand... they must survive, somehow alone. But nature is kind to - them. The boy grows II. The girl beaun(ul. • They atwm nakedver coral reefs. They run In a cathedral of $ trees. And when their I ye happens, it is as natural as the sea .-self, and as powerful. Love cs nuWrn, intended k to be. A sensuous story of natural love. 1i 11,LJE RESTR1crI D. 1 a ftp for another league. year of competition In the Junior '°C" (Photo by David Tiffin) k • Ar• 114 Harriston,afict Mount Forest w111' pirovide: 11@ competition in : this ' $4e.s 24 -game imbed*, *SO should get underway a44 Oct. 17. All six teams will`tle shooting for the group championship. Harriston, thaOHA finalist last year and winner of Group 3 in 1980. will provide 'more pressure pn last year's 'Group 2 winner, Goderich. Ther_ Royals, who were RONMEN COACH George Skinn ran some of this year's players through vari- ous shooting drills at weekend practices, as the team begins' to prepare for another season of competition. (Photo by David Tiffin) BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT 8:20 P.M. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY - SEPT. 19-20-21 COMING ATTRACTION: "Smokey 8 the Bandit 2" with "the Nude Bomb" is Alt" It " TIMIII Friday, Saturday, Sunday,. September 19,20; 21 AIRPLANE "FLIGHT 209 IS IN DEEP HILARIOUS TROUBLE" Not Suitable for Pre - Teenagers - Theatre Board of Ontario -AND— John Travolta URBAN COWBOY WARNING: Some Language may be Offensive. Theatre Board of Ontario ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Phone: 338-3121 FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY SEPT. 19th -20th -21st LAST NIGHT THURS., SEPT. 18 If they've really got what.it .. takes. it's going to take everything theywegot STARTS FRI., SEPT. 19 SHOWTIMES: FRI. - SAT. TWO SHOWS 7 A 9 P.M. SUN. - THURS. ONE SHOWING! P.M. "'My Bodyguard is sensitive and gripping. It's `Rocky,' `Breaking Away,' and more. It's brilliant!" Every kid should have one. • Avco r NAFTA nlprt.mgS rrmm0er HWY. t sODERIcn AT COttCESSION RD. _• PHONE 5 4.991►! CrOGIPI(w MY BODYGUARD .0 I,IY.ItP,,•la,ln „h,..i•nt.,\i. 4,.' 11111 411N MY BODYGUARD . MAKEI'KA('-: • Hl"flit:(1H1)()N :MAi'f IIII.I.UN • .1()1:IN Mg-SF:MAN , ('RAI(: KI( HAI -M M.:i S(1N. KATHRYN (;REMY 11:1111$14`iSr1l±i PR+- .RAMSUEUECTT•CHAN•EkVTM* U ONCE BP's down Bradhpgen , advance to tournament The Wingham BPs defeated a determined°Brrd- hagen ball club on Sunday evening by scoring two runs in the ninth inning to win the game 3-2, :i arly. , in thy game; Brod- , hagen scored two runs,as Cal Annishit a long home run with one man on base. In the, middle innings Len Sangster hit a long home run to narrow the score to 2-1 in Brodhagen'sfavor. Both teams played well defensively, but each had a limited number of hits, which was a good indication of the pitching and defensive play. Brodhagen threatened to tie and possibly win the game in the ninth as it had three runneiss on base with only one out: However Doug Petteplace t managed. to retire the side and save the win. 1': This win " ''ve Wingham the pp..te.rie. ai,eur Softball Associatib - Ile �'5 inter-' 4. ' mediate 'ftampionship and this weekend the team will play in a, double knock- out tournament which will determine the A11 -Ontario " champion. Wingham plays • its first game in -the tour- nament, which will be held at Camlachie, at, 12:30 p.m. •rn ' Saturday against the host team. The BPs would like to take this opportunity to thank all of their loyal supporters and The Advance -Times for its thorough coverage. eliminated from playoffs las- year by ,Lucknow will be looking to improy7.e Oro their first round demise by adding more defensive strength along with better scoring punch. The Royals invite anyone wishing to play in Inter' mediate hockey this year to come out to their practic Horseshoe tournament Despite the wet weather a large turnout of players attended the horseshoe tournament at the Wingham Sportsmen's Club on Satur- day, Sept. 13. Eighteen teams competed, with Ivan Metcalf and Bob Leachman winning first prize. Len Bok and Ross Cayley took second place and a team from Arthur finished third. Bra'. 1 eyegistratien Was $5o • es egistered;. Pao, Br r e received a Brownie 13 tin giving general in- formation about "' the Warn Pack and telling about the dinner at 111004 Sept. 15. The leade this year are Mrs. B. S'axipson (Brown Owl), . M. G. Hunter, Mrs. R. Wraith, Mrs. R. Batema and Mrs. N. T. Anderson. Mrs. J. Shaw, who was the Brown Owl, now IS helping with the Guides. All of us will miss Mrs. Shaw's en- couragement and dedication to the Brownie Pack. We thank her for the many hours spent in planning a success- ful Brownie program and we appreciated all her work. If anyone has a Brownie uniform for sale and has not been contacted, please call Mrs. Anderson at 357-1105. Brophy Peewees down Exetertecim Wingham Brophy Pee- Wees defeated Exeter I\ Monday night, winning their best -of -five series three games to two. The first game was played at Exeter, with Wingham on' top 18-6 after five innings. McFarlan led the .- hitting with a triple and a double. Good also hit a double. Exeter came back to take two straight games, winning 6-5 and 15-8 over the home club. Good and McFarlan again had doubles in the second game, while Braun hit a triple in the third. Wingham then dumped Exeter 12-7 in Exeter, Swingers meet The executive of the Huron -Bruce Swingers Square -Dance Club met at the home of the president, Harold and Edith Quipp, on Monday, Sept. 81. The purpose of the meeting was to arrange, the -program for the coming. fall and winter season. It was de- cided to invite all former dhcers to a square dance party 'to celebrate the club's 10th anniversary, to be held on Oct. 2 at Lucknow Public School: The caller, Glenn Pat- terson of Goderich, agreed to' instruct a class of beginners, which will begin on Tuesday, Oct. 7, at Brookside Public School at 8:30 p.m. At the close of the meeting Karen and Nancy Quipp helped their mother serve a delicious. lunch, DOUG. PETTEPLACE of the Wingham BPs gets set to pitch in the final Inning of the zone final against Brodhagen Sunday night. Petteplace went all the way for the BPs, who won the game 3-2 to advance to a playoff tournament at Camlachle. (Photo by David Tiffin) Slow pitch playoffs Wingham continue this weekend downs The Wingham Industrial Slow Pitch Playoffs, ori- ginally slated for last week- end, has been rescheduled for this E riday evening, Saturday and Sunday after- noon. Murray Black, playoff organizer, explained that after one round of play last week, the games had to be cancelled because of poor weather conditions. However during that round there were two major upsets. Western Foundry defeated the Police, 11-2, while the BP Oilers downed the Business- men, 11-9. • Two other matches saw Turnberry Tavern slide by the Slushpuppies, 7-6, and B & T Bookies squash -the Bel - grave Kinsmen. 22-9. On Friday evening Turn - berry Tavern will meet Western Foundry at 7 p.m• and the Slushpuppies will tackle the Police at 8:30 p.m, Games will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday with the BP Oilers playing the B & T Bookies. The Bel rave Kinsmen will meet the Businessmen at 10:30 a.m. Matches will continue all day Saturday and the championship games will begin on Sunday at 1 p.m. There are eight teams participating in the tourna- ment, Atwood Wingham defeated Atwood 18=11 last Thursday evening to win the i.ntercounty slow pitch group final, three games to one. Doug Foxton and Wayne Brown hit home runs for Wingham. Foxton had four hits and Wayne Brown, Jim Sherwood, and Bill Wall each had three hits. Ray Cartey had a bases loaded triple and an outstanding defensive game. Wingham advances in the finals and will play the win- ner of the Shakespeare -New Hamburg series for the Grand Championship Trophy. evening the series at two games each. McFarlan, Robinson and Walden each had doubles in the game. The hometown boys went on to win the last game, trouncing Exeter 11-2. Good pitched five solid innings, with Braun taking over in relief. Braun had a triple in the game and Kenyon and Robinson hit doubles. Wingham now meets Hanover for the WOAA ,championship:. Belgrave girls defeat mothers BELGRAVE — The Bel - grave PeeWee Girls enter- tained their mothers Monday night with a softball game and a corn roast. The girls defeated their elders 10-9 in a wide open friendly game which created hilarious en- tertainment for .the specta- tors- At the corn roast held at the home of Mi. "and 1 s: Alex Nethery, the coaches were presented with gifts from the team. Angela Nethery presented Mrs. Roy Taylor, Alison Coultes presented Mrs. William Elston and Susan Elston presented Mrs. William Coultes. The coaches expressed their thanks and corn and hot dogs were enjoyed. The Wing es s a oderth Porea A UNIT OF CANARIA!(' Mir'. 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