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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-06-24, Page 13•••4;::•••!.• 4171141,T,,42r-i!'.' ,S1 ailr-aweatet"..!4 . , • L. • . ” t s • • .. • ' ,• . • . • ' . NV04Wingha. „ 4 Doug lentley of • • . an9V4ri - and Doug Oatman.....of:t TeePWaier,,afitligsaMlermatier • of RR 3, • •from the • Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 24, 25, 26827 NINE TO FIVE Starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly Parton — PLUS William Hurt in EYEWITNESS "A witty 8 enjoyable Mystery" (Adult Entertainment) Sundoy, June 28 only — HOLIDAY SPECIAL — 1. WEREWOLF SHADOW 2. BATH HOUSE GIRLS 3. GRETA - THE MAD BUTCHER 4. CELESTINE - THE ALL- AROUND MAID ADMITTANCE RESTRIC7C0 TOMIKINS up rum OP WS CI CMIR SORRY I I - NO PASSES ACCEPTED MOnday, Tuesday, Wednesday June 29, 30, July 1 Walt Disney's Production SONG OF THE SOUTH — PLUS THE ARISTOCATS Children 12 years 1. and under I ADMITTED FREE 4 r PRIN0411011. 114.10Fri • • s • 169 Reath St„: 41110.114600 t.% OPV ice OPtai$ $411PM NOW OPft4.1,40.0.114HY EXCEPTMONDAY NIGHTS • • •, •_ 0 Prtratir 28 Orc-c-o€ R„,r5rac6J-, ADULT ENTERTAINNIENT WARNING: Some Material May be Offensive 0.61" She thought KP wits a sorority and a pushup Was a bra. PRIVATE BENJAMIN ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLAYING TUESDAY TO FRIDAY JUNE 30, JULY 1-2-3 LTERED STATES. A • nussaars sots HE AWAKENING WARNING: Not Suitable for Preteenagers ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ADDED 3RD FEATURE TUESDAY, JUNE 30 ONLY 9113616111, ammo NOE wag Far 24 Hour Movie Information EMI 1111111111111111MINESW .....rv,..% 4,•-. TH: SACAOF 81SWI-10CLASH STARTS, -ASEN na, • s n, ,, AL, AS HEROES Wednesday, trot Y. • July 1st . , • .P1014.4 — Wednesday to Saturday June 24 - 27 M• Please note SPECIAL SHOWTIIIAES Ono show each evening at p.m. only. SHOVVTIME 7:00 p.m. only Mel Brooke LILTING "74 1011.ted ,1 I. I ts:\ 101,.11', .1 \‘.1..•111,i 10•111‘.1)`'.' ;11\111'2.. 1,P• STARTS Wednesday, July Ist SHOWTIME -00p.m. only PLAYING Sundoy to Tuesday June 28 - 30 One show a night at 8:00 p.m. 111111111111111flill 1111 And deo', forget every night is the Lyceum. All ladies admitted ladies' night at for MI Ma LAST NIGHT THURS., JUNE 25th ROBERT HAYS TAKE THIS JOB AND SHOVE IT STARTS FRI., JUNE 26th NOTE SHOWTIMES Fri. & Sat. 7 P.M. & 9:15 5on.-Thers. 8 P.M. No one conies close to JAM ES BONE) 0076— -op 1 -----/EN HELD OYER 2nd WEEK' 7441GIITS A Mos Office .11111nWitirei4 OPENS 8:00 P.M. SHOWT1ME DUNE You'll never guess who wins. Burt Reynolds Roger Moore Farrah Fawcett D01711 DeLuise ADULTil weath • for" thishelped bring the fastba... _. foontiatheparka. , The '1 " Sra showed rhrther ere't the Georgian -Bei.reatha League as they :completed the weekend without a , defeat, :Whipping ()Wen - Sound GT01°6-h-th the final game, Reg Well was the winning his 014, appearance of the j weekend,. while , Atari, niF piteher earning eshutontin t14037:11who 71071CU4 244 begnainent, teat tine loge_ " with The same two tea* had wi battled down to the wire earlier Sunday, with Port edging the GTO 1-0, but the final was no contest as the Maple Squares Simply overpowered A tired -looking GTO squad. The BPs exited f the nom tournament early Sunday afternoon when they were edged 6-5 by Fullerton in a game that went 10 innings. They had lost previously to Port Elgin Saturday mor- ning. Wingham was leading Fullerton 3-0 in the fifth inning of the game played at. Wroxeter when a three -run error by a Wingham out- fielder alloWerl Fullerton to Coble back. Morris •WilSon Pitched the whole game for Wingham, allowing seven hits in 10 innings. Fullerton then was eliminated 8-1 by Jordan, •••!"...• t 6-1 by th ent tpene BPs shu (St. Johns in by a score as to have e featured the tourna ed in the e the cause with a towed* ty\ptmlan;ede runin the tgjji at RWC*'side ark, t while Gary Lisle hen* • the first pita' he KO 0V0' the ecirLelt,irele:tteOe: hl atiuthe par second match. Witigkain - batters hit bOth contests and the scores could l• have been much higher. • In other action Saturday,, Ayr put out the Virgin Islands 4-3 in a game that went to extra inning; South Zorra downed Courtland,64; it was Waterloo Team Spert Jrs., last year's tournament champs, 6-0 over Otterville; GTO beat Spritigibrd 84; Fullerton downed the Owen Sound Jrs. 2-0; GTO over South Zorra 2-1; Jordan on top of. Waterloo Jrs. 6-2; Ingersoll eliminated Wrox.' eter 2 to 8; Springford ham- mered Courtland 10-3 in a game ended after five innings by the mercy rule; Jordan downed Jarvis 6-3; Port Elgin outscored Fullerton 9-6; Otterville dumped Jarvis 5-1; South Zorra eliminated the usually -strong Ayr Vics 7-4; Ingersoll put out the Waterloo Jrs. 3-1; GTO beat Jordan 3-2; Otterville eliminated the Owen Sound Jrs. 6-0 and South Zorra trounced Ingersoll 10-2 in a six -inning mercy killing. The tournament ran smoothly all weekend, despite the rain Saturday night which delayed the start of Sunday's action, with several teams commenting on the excellent organiza- tion. Related activities such as the food booth andbeer tent at the ball park and the pork barbeque •by the local Optimist club Stuiday also proved very poptiler: ; this game ,JSimply blew e opposing p only three "Tnning$ tion Friday en Sound 8, dumped yals 4-1, l(ngersoll 4-3 4owned Ayr ip Saturday n handing Ali loss and sending ?Attie long way routid, in.. the tournament. Don Efigal440ed the game and WO110ttlitee and a half hilogo.kioxtppcing relieved by Ed DeptSth Wingham The ivre,OW,Iquares im- mediatelyjninfiet1 on Deer's pitches- for AfgOral long hits, ihouijint'41*0-run homer by Iourtietnent MVP Bob McConnell, on to an easy .Wingitantreatee back later in the cht?„•.e: 4(11,:stayed alive by do*ngAiringford 5-0 and ' Ott*Mlle 4-0. A highlight . t;.4. „both matches was the: pitching of Doug Petteliliee,406 notched a total'. of: .18:4;rikeopts in putting together back-to- back shutouts... Daer. who.:was the top batter .the;,tournement with a :545 average, helped • , , '• • By Dana Collins The 'Wingliam Golf Club hosted the Police Vier- nament June 17. It attracted 117 golfers from the area and surrounding cities. Ideal conditions, a huge prize table and a delicious meal con- tributed to the success of the tournament. Low gross winner, Ron Harris, shot a 76 and the low net prize went . to .Leon Desrochers with a 67.' Numerous door prizes and a draw for a television made every golfer a winner at the end of the day. Thursday, June 18, a group of ladies from Listowel at- tended their third lesson of a series of six held on Thurs- days at 2 p.m. A clinic for junior mem- bers began Saturday, May 31, and the fourth lesson was held June 20 at 9 a.m. Instruction on the grip, alignment, back swing, i7ollow through' had been given in the previous "three lessons.. Chipping, putting and golf etiquette remain to be covered. The Sunday Sinners tournaments are continuing this yar k. the eighth weekly'twos held on the ;,21.st Ough the Weether,'avai t "ening, 49 golferaoleed o <between 7 and 930 aln.:5:and Keith Cameron topped-lhe field with a net score of 33. • On Monday at 6 p.m. a ladies' clinic for women from Listowel andWiegham was held and on Ttiesday the fifth of six clinie lessons was held for Wingharn and area. ladies. Feture events at- the course include the Ladies Invitational ToUirintinent on June 24. There will be one - shotgun start at ina.ni. and between 60 and 70 ladies are expected to attend. The tees will be closed till 4 p.m. This Thursday. the Wingham Optimists are hosting a service club tournament. The afternoon event will be followed by a steak dinner. "Italian Night" is -Friday, June 26. This will be a two ball foursome tournament of nine boles beginning at 5:30 and concluding with an Italian dinner. It should be an enjoyable evening so plan to attend. Split with GTO The Wingham BPs a doubleheader with the Owen Sound GTO in pre- tournament action last week. Wingham won the opener Wednesday,eight 6-2 and lest the nightcari 4-2. ' Doug Petteplace threw a three -hitter to record the win, with Karl McConnell taking the loss. Leading the Wingham hitting were Neil Bieman with a home run and two singles, Bruce Skinn with, two singles and Ben Black- well, also with two singles. Don Edgar took the loss in the second game. Bieman again had a pair of singles and Grant Coultes added a single and a double as Winghain out -hit the GTO 6- 5. Next action for the BPs is this Thursday night at home in a rematch against the GTO. Going into this game Wingham is in second place in the Georgian Bay league behind Port Elgin. SUNDAY N WIT •NLY 2 ADDED FEATURES „ .40r;4, ' . ' . .••••-"' • • ‘de ft,,, ;,••••••s • 4 • ' BOB PEGG backs into the Plate with. the Second BP run after trig(' gto Morris Wilson in the opening game of the Wingham Fastbail Tourn weekend. BPs won the opener 5-0 over a tearri from $t. JohnainilieVirginlala T.9-PFINEY ,CHAMPSG-7.Coach Randy, Schuitz_and Captain Bob:Mckinnon of the Port Elgin Maple Squares accept the chamPionship trophy for 'The VVIngliard " Fastba II Tournament from Molson representative Doug ,Valice. The Squares were undefeated in the tournament. McKinnon also won the award as most valuable player. HEADFIRST—Doug Leitch caused a sensation by stealing home on a strikeout in a game between the BPs and Otterville Saturday night. Leitch was denied the run on the previous play when he came home on a bunt that was ruled a dead ball, but it took more than that to stop the speedy centre fielder. • • • . "s44,1•.• " •• • RbalaiR44561it its IAN FEMING'S JAM ES BOND 007 - FOR YOUR EYES ONLY INLIT "AVALANCHE EXPRESS" HWY 8 80DERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 PAARK PHONE 524.181 1 PHONE 5749981 GOtAttItti AIR CONOMONE sway litetIV117•VVY11411-ti : ' • y • \Z",•• ROLLING HOME -.A Port Elgin runner tags the elate with his hand as he rolls by to record the sixth run for the Maple Squares, searing from second on a hard sin- gle to left field. Port downed the Owen Sound GU) 6.4) to capture the champion,. ship in the weekend fastball tournament. • 0•7,&. YOUR'RE OUTILThrs4Fingersoll runner found an un- pleasant surprise waiting for him at second base on an attempted steal against Wroxeter. However Ingersoll downed the Royals 2-0 to eliminate Wroxeter from the Wingham Fastball Tournament Saturday. FASTBALL The 1980 OASA Intermediate "C" Finalist BOB FOXTON B.P.s June 25 Owen Sound G.T.O. July 2 Port Elgin Maple Squares , .