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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-06-17, Page 17hitter Wllii against owe J struck vittfour en. roti1 the with, Wingham' got its only in the first inning on Txn; combin tion o; ' a 'Walk to Bruce Skinn, a ` sacrifice b Keith Elston and A single by Bob Armstrong, and it stood up for the win. J. Kluger took the less for Owen Sound, despite pit- ching a ane -hitter and fan Hing IQ Winghaln'batters,- In the second tame Don Edgar turned in his'second star performance ill a'roviron the mound for Wipgham, pitching a no-hitter. ' He would have had a perfect lulls r hake at14 carne o The i ur scored injthe fourth inning on ;1 combination a single by Bob `leggy arl_,:Owen Sound error, a saerlifice fly by Jim Seip and -000ball. Rs 11iIckean (Cited for the Sound been for a [llowed-one ase. ' ',Only three game, but fitters were ng serious is first run on back -to - ave Black 1ve11. Black acore on an lr• h run was Figure skcrte Members' of the Wingham Figure Skating Club March 1980 to March 1981 who passed their tests'are: Preliminary figure test, Cheryl Underwood, Charles Trapp, Jennifer Hunter, Francine Dimelow, Leanne Simpson, Christa Crawford, Tricia Daer, Yvonne Trapp, Christine Dobell, Tonya Stainton, Rhonda English and Deanne Bartman; First figure test, Stephanie Dimelow, Nancy Walton and Elizabeth Brydges; fourth figure test, Curt Moore; fifth figure test, April, Mark and Curt Moore; sixth figure and novice competitive test, Mark Moore; variation dance test, Curt Moore; Preliminary free skate test, Nancy Walton, Christine Dobell, Leanne Simpson, Cheryl Under- wood, Charles Trapp, Jennifer Hunter and Elizabeth Brydges; Junior bronze free skate Play day at Howick Central. Howick Central Schoo held a playdhy June 12 for those students who are five to eight years of age. Race winners for the five- year-old girls, first, Stephanie Tritten, second, Angela Chambers and third, Shelley Inglis; for the boys, first, Michael Greig, second, Vincent Brewer and third, Michael Claus. Race winners for the six- year -olds, first, Dawn Gibson and Kyle Wheeler; second, Christie Denny and Bobby Bennett; and third, Angela Barfoot and Tommy McClement -"—winners for the seven -.year-olds, first, Andrea Kaufman and Matthew Timperiy; second, Julia Klumpenhower and Darryl Johnson; and third, Sharon Strome and Gerry Moore. Race winners for the eight- year -olds, first, • Carolyn Winkle and Jason Douglas; second, Shelley Metzger and Glenn Congram; and third, Leslie Lefler and Andrew Weber. Fastball tournament starts Friday The fourth annual Wingham Fastball Tour- nament starts Friday, with the host Wingham BPs facing a team from the Virgin • Islands at the Jose- phine Street ball park in the opening game at 7 p.m. - Action gets underway at the same time in Wroxeter, where the local Royals will take on the McArthur Juniors from Owen Sound. Other action that night will feature Port Elgin against Ayr Vies at Wingham, starting at 8:30, and Fuller- ton against Ingersoll at Wroxeter. Other.- ,games will get underway at 9 o'clock Satur- day morning and action will continue throughout the weekend before wrapping up with the championship game at Wingham at 5 p.m. Sun- day. (A second game will be played at 7 p.nl. if necessary to decide the winner in the double knockout tour- nament.) This year the tournament is bigger than ever with 16 teams registered and action scheduled at three ball parks, the two in Wingham and the Wroxeter park. 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Some language may be offensive - Theatre Branch of Ontario —AND Jill Clayburgh & Michael Douglas star in IT'S MY TURN "A Romantic Comedy" (Adult Entertainment) Sunday, Monday and Tuesday June 21, 22, 23 FLYING SEX —ALSO— IMMORAL WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357-163040R 24 HR. MOVIE INFORMATION EOM ■ ■ ■' W Wednesday, June 17 to Saturday, June 20 Showtimes Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at 7 and 9 p.m. And don't forget Wednesday night is ladies' night. All ladies admitted for $2.00 111111111 1111 NI MI DON'T MISS THIS FAST MOVING DOUBLE BILL Playing Sunday, June 21 to Tuesday, June 23 Showtime 7:00 p.m. each evening . The Bandit Frog and Justice are at again 111 in the all new adventures af... 1 When you're the fastest, someone always wants you to prove it. 1 ■' ...ar wo,araPwre Ernommismo 4 Juniors and limited Wingham to just the three hits, but they were enough as the 13Ps used all of them. A game Sunday against the Owen Sound 'GTO at Allenford was called because of rain after the first inning, with Wingham leading 1-0. This game, itself an attempt to make up for a prior rain - out, will be rescheduled. Next action by the BPs will be Friday night at the Wingham ball park when they fade a team from the Virgin Islands in opening action of the annual Wingham Fastball Tourna- ment. Action continues throughout the weekend at both local ball parks and at Wroxeter. ass tests test, Elizabeth Kaufman; junior silver free skate test, George Dierolf, Curt Moore and Mark, - Moore; senior bronze free- skate test and senior silyerfree skate test, Curt Moore -1 and Mark Moore; Preliminary dances, the Dutch Waits, Karen Mon- tgomery, `. , ligel a Kerr, Brenda Hallman, Yvonne Trapp, Tricia `baer, Christa Crawford, Patti Walker and Deanne Barthian; Canasta Tango, Tonya'Stainton, Patti Walker, Christa Crawford, Tricia Daer, Yyonne Trapp, Rhonda English, Ellen Taylor, Karen`. Montgomery and Deanne Bartman; swing dance, Tonya Stainton, Cheryl Underwood, Fran- cine Dimelow, Charles Trapp, Jennifer Hunter, Christa Crawford, Y vonne Trapp, Tricia Daer and Christine Dobell; Bronze dances, Ten Fox and Fiesta Tango, Nancy Walton, Elizabeth Brydges, Cheryl Underwood, Leanne Simpson, Christine Dobell and Dawn Nicholson; Willow Waltz, Nancy Walton, Elizabeth Brydges, Cheryl Underwood and Julie Daer; European Waltz and 14 -Step, Nancy Walton; Silver dances, tango, Mark Moore; American Waltz, Mark Moore and Curt Moore; Rocker. Foxtrot, Mark Moore; Paso Dobie, Janice 'Daer; Starlight Waltz, Curt Moore, Janice Daer, Mark Moore, George Dierolf; Blues, Curtis Moore and George Dierolf; Kilian, . Janice Daer and Curtis Moore; Gold dances, Viennese Waltz (pro) and Quickstep, Olive Lapp. Royals continue a winning streak The Wroxeter Royals ;journeyed td Ripley Sunday coming holm mall an int pressive;13-3 victory. The ; ' Royals 7, started quickly, getting four; runs in the ,first inning off Stanley,. pitching for Ripley. Pacing the Royals' • 13 -hit ``attack were Bill Robinson and Dave McCannell with three hits against the Owen Sound Mc- Arthur Juniors,.at Wroxeter - at 7. p.m. Friday. The next, scheduledhome game for the Royals will be June 18 against Goderich. ea lei Riley was the winning pitcher, going the full nine innings while allowing only six hits. Earlier the Royals had stretched• ltheir undefeated s1.reak..bat rinW,,,n,_na ft ma e •ava c Intermediates 10-1: McCannell led the Royals with two hits and two walks in five trips to the plate, • Riley was the winning pitcher, allowing six hits, while Len Baird took the loss, giving up 11 hits. ' The Royals will be taking part in the Winghain Fast - ball Tournament this week- end, starting with a game Optimist d The Howick Optimist Bicycle Rodeo was'held on Saturday, June 13 at Howick Central Public School and the winner of the junior • .division was Jason D'Arcey • Donald Livermore won the' intermediate champion title and Mike Mann won the senior title. All winners are able to keep their trophies and all of the children participating received Optimist Bicycle Safety crests. Two lucky draws were held and the winners were Scott Weber and Adam Timperly. The winners each received a bicycle safety kit. bike rodeo f from comb; 11$3' A. 4..4111014441 'phis week's meeting started.at 6:30- We all went to Mowat Forest. That is the troop we are going to CJ '81 with. CJ is only 18 days away Marty feels that even though CJ is so close, the interest in CJ is not as high as'it shoi#Id be. There are still many Scouts who are not turning out to the CJ events. Once we got to Mount Forest we started to play a game they have developed and practice. It consisted of a fairly skinny board put on two boxes. Then we stood on the board and tried to knock - each other off the board by hitting . each other with pillows. Even though Mount Forest had more practice, the Wingham troop won most of the fights. We then picked a partner. Both of us would stand on a barrel and see how far we could travel rolling the barrel. After that we all drove home. As CJ comes closer, I hope the Wingham troop will show more interest in the coming fourth Canadian Scouts' Jamboree-. Recreation Report It. The Wingham recreation summer program has been distributed to all the schools in the area. If you did not get a program and wish to obtain one, please contact the recreation office at 357-1208. Remember, there is teen roller skating every Saturday, 8;30-11 p.m. and adult roller skating every Thursday from 8:30-11 p.m. We are accepting registrations for . the playgrounds for children four to 11 years of age. This year there will be two playground"sessions, July 6- 24, and Aug. 10-28. Any persons not registered . for the July session should contact the recreation office. The baseball schedule for the ball parks during the, week of June 17-24 • is as follows: BY RENNIE ALEXANDER Rec. Director Josephine Ball Park Wed., June 17, 7 and 9 p.m., Industrial Slow Pitch Thurs., June 18, 9 pm., Industrial Slow Pitch Fri., Sat., and Sun., June 19- 21, Intermediate Fastball Tournament Mon., June 22, 7 and 9 p.m., Industrilow Pitch Tues., J e 23,. 7 p.m., Pee Wee Girls vs. Atwood Tues., June 23, 9 p.m., Inter County Slow Pitch game p.m., Industrial Slow Pitch Riverside Ball Park Wed., June 17, 6:30 p.m., Tyke House League. Thurs., June 18, 7 p.m., Pee Wee Boys vs. Dashwood Fri., Sat.,' Sun.., June 19-21, Fastball Tournament Tues., June 23, 7 p.m., Bantam Boys vs. Dashwood Wed., June 24, 6:30 p.m., Tyke House League 9 tt- The.W>inghaln Adranco-Tiracsannall ,_ Itt 1 IAN DESLAURIERS & NANCY LAING of the Wing-, • ham Towne Players rehearse a scene from "Heat Lightning" a one -act play to be presented at the .Pro duction scheduled for June 25-27. The group will pre- sent three plays and the drama club from the F. E. Madill Secondary Schoolalso will present the play "Present -Day Courtship". PeeWees win twic:e; The Brophy PeeWees recorded two wins last week in baseball action against Exeter and Dashwood. At the local ball . park Thursday the boys got their bats going, pounding out 17 hits to smother Exeter 27-1 in a game called after 51/2 in- nings.'Every boy in the line- up got at least one hit; Jason Goodall led the attack, going four for five. Goodall and Stephen Skinn shared the pitching and did a fine job, giving up only three hits and three walks. 'Murray Skinn played his first game behind the plate and looked good. _ Earlier in the week the 1 team travelled to Dashwood • and squeezed outa 7-6 win. The Brophys got off to a fast start, scoring six runs,in, the first inning on three doubles, a pair of walks and Jeff Walden's home run. The last run was scored in the third. From there on"-Da'shwood did all -the saorii>IIg with—three" in the third, twa in the 'fifth' and one in the sixth, but came up one shortH in the comeback. Wingham outhit Dashwood 10-6, The .team is glad to have Jamie Wall back in the link up after he missed the first three games with a bad' hand. The 1980 OASA Intermediate "C" Finalist. BOB FOXTON June 25. Owen Sound G.T:O: July 2 Port Elgin. Maple Squares WINGHAM TOJN�IE ,PLAYERS ;_.- one -act comedies 1 one -act thriller Skit by F.E.M.S.S. Drama Club Plus Singer - Guitarist PHIL MAIN JUNE 25, 26, 27 Wingham Town Hall x.30 p.m. IAN DESLAURIERS & LOUANNAALEKANDER of the Wingham Towne Play- ers rehearse a scene from "Beast of a Different Burden" a comedy to be pre- sented June 25-27 together with two other plays In the Town Hall. The F. E. Madill Drama Club also will be presenting the play "Present -Day Courtship" from its spring production. Advance Tickets Available at The Home Place ft Triangle Discount Adults t3.50; Students ft Senior Citizens '2.50; Children Under 12 - '1,50 imitsommissmaaffaidapewommigivossigt