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OFFICER AND 69 VIOLATIONS OF THE TRAFFIC CODE F+ARRIb N' DRIVE- IN *^e°0' Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 16, 17, 18, 19 ALOHA BOBBY & ROSE PLUS WHITE LINE F9VER ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Sunday, Monday, Tuesday June 20, 21, 22 3 FEATURES IF YOU DON'T STOP IT, YOU'LL GO BLIND PLUS FLESH GORDON PLUS THE LOVE BOX ADMITTANCE lilliTO PERSONS p-4 r (15 OF AGE O� OVER LL R m Q Z W CIL 0 LAJ v LL LL 0 X 0 m 1 Shows start at dusk O X O T n O FRIDAY and SA 1 URUA•Y J N ,lune 18 and 19 v Starting Frida , June 18 Open Nightly She's the call dirt y' �►,r lie's the cop. R 4 Y They both 1 take their Jobs X seriously. BURT - REYNOLDS i ' . CATHERINE .' DEnE E D at��.�-iTT� , •aiiurn -� 0 Jacquelines = bold best seller that explored all the avenues and darkest alleys of love among the international set 'Once Is' Not Enough ��.I�11'lllll'111N' �Ilvlllll� 1/►� ;;"„��;,,,,,,,,i II111'1' I� �I11 I'.INNI�II• i ��, i„ ''” III' hLr1 Ilwlpla. Llr�nNmnh 14nrd Lin—n Iwor_rHaMI11on ML hmL Nr•n'rNJrr ItrrltLl,e 1,L, .0 II IJ,•Mwah 11,01in Lamar, SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY June 20, 21 and 22 IT'S GUYS' IT'S GIRLS AFTER AFTER GIRLS! GUYS! THE SCREEN S F1 ST HE SHE GAHowl. GAMES N►ES Gvy r IRLS 1 M The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., June 17, 1976 -Page 1S centre across the road the power supply was cut off to the pool so Recreation Report, did not have the pump soling. Hopefully all will be under way �::. this weekend. Announcements . By Jim Ward will be made on Friday. O the end of this program.SERVICE Sunshine '76 will be held from rffA VAZ R eT� July 5-30, Monday through Fri - 01s =; _� „�..• day from 9-5 p.m. at the cost of LISTOWEL $5.00 per participant. All par- ticipants will meet at the arena 291-2111 on Monday, July 5 at 9 a.m. for a AIRLINES CRUISES general information session. BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS Register immediately to en sure a successful program! The ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS information you need regarding 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE this varied program is in the ' summer brochure circulated to through the elementary schools. The registration will determine RAY BAYNTON and Stan Cepukas check the score sheet part way through the game on the activities we willrun. If there Seaforth Lions Sunday afternoon. The CKNX Tryhards were in top form and at the peak of their gruelling are any problems or questionsp training grind as they met the (semi) professionals from London. contact the recreation office im- BEEF BARBECUE AND DANCE mediately. DAYCAMP presents the S O r r y f o r The Day Camp program for INTERMEDIATE ACTION children 7-13 years will includeWALTER OSTANEK BAND activities such as hiking, Saturday, the error orien1ecamp fcook singincamp y, June 26 g and Mount Forest, Harriston An error was made in the cap- games and nature study. Once at the Seaforth Community Centre tion underneath one of last during the program the campers week's front page photographs. will stay overnight at the camp. Admission - $7 - Bar B.Q. drop game s to Wingham The picture was of male athletes Our objectives are to create a 6:30 to B'30p.m. who received special mention at curiosity in the campers about -Dance 9m. to 1 a.m. Wingham BP Intermediates four hits. In the sixth inning the F. E. Madill's athletic banquet. the out-of-doors and the living p' are starting to roll. They nipped BPs'exploded into action and got The description for the last two things that inhabit it, how they fit CATERED BY CAMPBELL AND CARDIFF Mount Forest 10-4 at the local five runs on four hits. people on the right, should have into the picture of living things, park Tuesday night of last week. Wayne Coultes and Bob Arm- read Andy Heim, Most Valuable how they are themselves a part of Winning pitcher Don Edgar strong reached first base on two Plaver, 1st in vaulting and paral- nature. Tickets available at Lynn Hoy Enterprises struck out eight Mount Forest batters and allowed six hits. The BPs collected ten hits with two Mount' Forest players pitching. C t (,oult s and Ross Moffat consecutive errors by the Harris - ton infield. Keith Elston.followed with a single to load the bases and Bill Brown followed with a pinch hit to hel score two runs Pete lels in WOSSA and Jim Laidlaw, 1st in pommel horse at WOSSA and Most Improved Player. We would like to apologize for the mistake The Day Camp will be located on a bush site next to the river at the end of Park Drive. The pro- gram will be held from Aug. 2-6 ,ran e p Lfrom 9 to 5 p.m. at the cost of 55.00 did most of the hitting for the Snow Men lined a hard drive to Wingham Kinsmen Annual June Dance BPs. Coultes and Don Edgar shortstop and scored another two 41 drove .in three runs apiece and runs. Ed Daer was able to check Pete Snow made a dramatic the Harriston club the rest of the NON-STOP DANCING shoestring catch at the top of the way. The win was the second of to the music of ninth inning. the week. Thursday the Vlringham club 'The Wingham club will travel travelled to Harriston and came to Mount Forest this Friday and SHANNON 8 STAR TREK away with another victory on an will host the Ripley Int er- 8 2 count. Winning pitcher Edmediates the following Tuesday. ; 1 Deer was in fine form, striking The Ripley game will be a family SATURDAY, JUNE 19 out 14 batters and allowing only affair since it features Grant and �" w" "` � Wayne Coultes of the BPs and of the Wingham Arena Doug Coultes, who coaches the. • Ripley squad. Drop down to the from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Midget ladles park and see exciting fastball at Tickets only $8 per couple its best. y defeat Ripley Dance is restricted to those 18 and over. 1 The Wingham Ladies' Fastball team put together another thrill- Wingham novice ing game at the local ball park Y' s last Friday night for the enjoy- lacrosse asks m.ent of a good crowd. Ripley opened the scoring in for more, fans the first inning when they put five.<�' runners across the plate without Along with baseball, lacrosse 1 SPRING IS H any answers from the Wingham season has started. The Wingham gals. It was a different story in club has already played two 1 , the second frame when the local games, but unfortunately lost squad retaliated with five runs of both. Coach Ken Henry philoso- their own to tie the count. The phized, "This way we can't get Time T o Tune -Up A n d Wingham team ran right through worse, I hope not anyway." ;, their batting order and left the The first game was played at bases loaded. Kincardine, Wednesday. June 2. Clean U p Your Car From that point on each team It finished with a score of 5-3. piled up runs until the final inning Scoring for Wingham were Tim when the count stood at 17-16 in Brown, John Saint and Danny WITH A SUPER TUNE-UP favor of Wingham and Ripley had Mansell. g P Y AND A TEXACO TOMMY the tying run on third when Patty The second game was played at Brophy snapped up a hard home against Owen Sound. The SPECIAL JET GLAZE WAX JOB grounder and beat the runner to final tally was 6-1. The sole point . AT first for the clincher, was won by Kevin McLean, Fan Esther Nethery on the mound attendance is increasing but the pitched some exceptionally good GOSLING'S TEXACO coach said, "More fan support PPo ball and was always right in there would be appreciated." en Ripley threatened. Coaches The complete line-up for the Terry Nethery and Janet Haines Wingham novice lacrosse team = 357-3368 have done a very fine job with the is: Doug Wood, John Saint. Jim' girls and they are improving with Dennis, Tim Brown, Paul Robin- 4 GET YOUR HOLIDAY ICE HERE each game. son, BertSjaarda, Jason Goodall, SLIM JIM SWAN was on the mound and his lightning BLOCKS AND CUBES The line-up includes Ann Bal- John Leedham, Kevin McLean, delivery had those city slickers fooled. It was in•the Sunday ser. Lynn Bridge, Ellen Reid, Danny Mansell, Steve Skinn, game between the CKNX Tryhards and the CFPL CKSL (Cathy Cruickshank, Jane Vath, Murray Skinn,, Brian Pilgrim. Combos fhom London. Sharing the pitching stint with John Lynn Haines, Janet Wood, Mary Dennis Henry, Jim English and Day.?he team piled up a whopping 16 7 victory for CKNX. t .Jean Wilhelm, Ruth Nethery, Robert Leedham, Atwood Lions 19th Annual Esther Nethery. Carol Brophy, Sharon Brophy and Patt Bro- phy.D MI ION r e LYCEd `CEL a name ION IN d 16 Th 11 I'd 1 e SSA 19 Sul 20 ly 2 COMPIM SNOMINGS '. % IT 411:00 .r,.Oa..M. I/ , �' Thursday, July 1, 19 : In the middle �- of a robbery. Pizza for everyone (/r Pizza for everyone ll Weird things can happen on a t 5 PLIAS[ NOTE: Thwotre -11 be CLOSE MON. TUTS. - MD. and open oni THURS. TO SUNDAYS UNTIL SIPTIMM Thwn. 24, M. 2S, So. 26, Swe. 27Th 2 Sh•wkgs DeRY at 1:00 Lead 191r,•:60 P.11111 n Ay .,..ILA rM .wwf,rM KI ,-L-14. PL) d afternoon game in the local park between the CKNX Try hards and the CF Pl_ ad -was to raise money for the Winqham arena renovation fund ---the first event of this kind. A donation from one of the spectators goes into the hat held by Brian Beck. b Elmo Township Memorial Community Centre, Atwood 'BEEF BARBECUE 4 p.m. to 7 p.m Adults $4 Children S 'MONSTER PARADE starts 6:30 p.m Prizes 'DRAW for $2000 in cosh prizes 'SPECIAL BINGO 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. 'DANCE 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Feoturing "Four of o Kind'' EVERYONE WELCOMEI SUNSHINE '76 per participant. participants The Wingham Recreation De- will meet at the Riverview Drive- partment sponsoring a new In on August 2 at 9 a.m. program, Summer '76. The pro- POOL I\, gram is for participants 6 to 15 We are sure you have been I years of age. Instruction;, 18 wondering why the pool was not tennis, archery, orienteering, open last weekend. The volleyball, floor hockey, field chlorinator was not operational WINGHAM Y hockey and bike hikes will be in- and due 1. to a misjudgment in 357-2320 eluded in this four week program. digging /for the new day care Drama is also a feature of this / — program. Improvizatiun, role playing dud dramatization will be - f ` three aspects studied. Hopefully we can present a production at 4 '� O the end of this program.SERVICE Sunshine '76 will be held from rffA VAZ R eT� July 5-30, Monday through Fri - 01s =; _� „�..• day from 9-5 p.m. at the cost of LISTOWEL $5.00 per participant. All par- ticipants will meet at the arena 291-2111 on Monday, July 5 at 9 a.m. for a AIRLINES CRUISES general information session. BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS Register immediately to en sure a successful program! The ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS information you need regarding 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE this varied program is in the ' summer brochure circulated to through the elementary schools. The registration will determine RAY BAYNTON and Stan Cepukas check the score sheet part way through the game on the activities we willrun. If there Seaforth Lions Sunday afternoon. The CKNX Tryhards were in top form and at the peak of their gruelling are any problems or questionsp training grind as they met the (semi) professionals from London. contact the recreation office im- BEEF BARBECUE AND DANCE mediately. DAYCAMP presents the S O r r y f o r The Day Camp program for INTERMEDIATE ACTION children 7-13 years will includeWALTER OSTANEK BAND activities such as hiking, Saturday, the error orien1ecamp fcook singincamp y, June 26 g and Mount Forest, Harriston An error was made in the cap- games and nature study. Once at the Seaforth Community Centre tion underneath one of last during the program the campers week's front page photographs. will stay overnight at the camp. Admission - $7 - Bar B.Q. drop game s to Wingham The picture was of male athletes Our objectives are to create a 6:30 to B'30p.m. who received special mention at curiosity in the campers about -Dance 9m. to 1 a.m. Wingham BP Intermediates four hits. In the sixth inning the F. E. Madill's athletic banquet. the out-of-doors and the living p' are starting to roll. They nipped BPs'exploded into action and got The description for the last two things that inhabit it, how they fit CATERED BY CAMPBELL AND CARDIFF Mount Forest 10-4 at the local five runs on four hits. people on the right, should have into the picture of living things, park Tuesday night of last week. Wayne Coultes and Bob Arm- read Andy Heim, Most Valuable how they are themselves a part of Winning pitcher Don Edgar strong reached first base on two Plaver, 1st in vaulting and paral- nature. Tickets available at Lynn Hoy Enterprises struck out eight Mount Forest batters and allowed six hits. The BPs collected ten hits with two Mount' Forest players pitching. C t (,oult s and Ross Moffat consecutive errors by the Harris - ton infield. Keith Elston.followed with a single to load the bases and Bill Brown followed with a pinch hit to hel score two runs Pete lels in WOSSA and Jim Laidlaw, 1st in pommel horse at WOSSA and Most Improved Player. We would like to apologize for the mistake The Day Camp will be located on a bush site next to the river at the end of Park Drive. The pro- gram will be held from Aug. 2-6 ,ran e p Lfrom 9 to 5 p.m. at the cost of 55.00 did most of the hitting for the Snow Men lined a hard drive to Wingham Kinsmen Annual June Dance BPs. Coultes and Don Edgar shortstop and scored another two 41 drove .in three runs apiece and runs. Ed Daer was able to check Pete Snow made a dramatic the Harriston club the rest of the NON-STOP DANCING shoestring catch at the top of the way. The win was the second of to the music of ninth inning. the week. Thursday the Vlringham club 'The Wingham club will travel travelled to Harriston and came to Mount Forest this Friday and SHANNON 8 STAR TREK away with another victory on an will host the Ripley Int er- 8 2 count. Winning pitcher Edmediates the following Tuesday. ; 1 Deer was in fine form, striking The Ripley game will be a family SATURDAY, JUNE 19 out 14 batters and allowing only affair since it features Grant and �" w" "` � Wayne Coultes of the BPs and of the Wingham Arena Doug Coultes, who coaches the. • Ripley squad. Drop down to the from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Midget ladles park and see exciting fastball at Tickets only $8 per couple its best. y defeat Ripley Dance is restricted to those 18 and over. 1 The Wingham Ladies' Fastball team put together another thrill- Wingham novice ing game at the local ball park Y' s last Friday night for the enjoy- lacrosse asks m.ent of a good crowd. Ripley opened the scoring in for more, fans the first inning when they put five.<�' runners across the plate without Along with baseball, lacrosse 1 SPRING IS H any answers from the Wingham season has started. The Wingham gals. It was a different story in club has already played two 1 , the second frame when the local games, but unfortunately lost squad retaliated with five runs of both. Coach Ken Henry philoso- their own to tie the count. The phized, "This way we can't get Time T o Tune -Up A n d Wingham team ran right through worse, I hope not anyway." ;, their batting order and left the The first game was played at bases loaded. Kincardine, Wednesday. June 2. Clean U p Your Car From that point on each team It finished with a score of 5-3. piled up runs until the final inning Scoring for Wingham were Tim when the count stood at 17-16 in Brown, John Saint and Danny WITH A SUPER TUNE-UP favor of Wingham and Ripley had Mansell. g P Y AND A TEXACO TOMMY the tying run on third when Patty The second game was played at Brophy snapped up a hard home against Owen Sound. The SPECIAL JET GLAZE WAX JOB grounder and beat the runner to final tally was 6-1. The sole point . AT first for the clincher, was won by Kevin McLean, Fan Esther Nethery on the mound attendance is increasing but the pitched some exceptionally good GOSLING'S TEXACO coach said, "More fan support PPo ball and was always right in there would be appreciated." en Ripley threatened. Coaches The complete line-up for the Terry Nethery and Janet Haines Wingham novice lacrosse team = 357-3368 have done a very fine job with the is: Doug Wood, John Saint. Jim' girls and they are improving with Dennis, Tim Brown, Paul Robin- 4 GET YOUR HOLIDAY ICE HERE each game. son, BertSjaarda, Jason Goodall, SLIM JIM SWAN was on the mound and his lightning BLOCKS AND CUBES The line-up includes Ann Bal- John Leedham, Kevin McLean, delivery had those city slickers fooled. It was in•the Sunday ser. Lynn Bridge, Ellen Reid, Danny Mansell, Steve Skinn, game between the CKNX Tryhards and the CFPL CKSL (Cathy Cruickshank, Jane Vath, Murray Skinn,, Brian Pilgrim. Combos fhom London. Sharing the pitching stint with John Lynn Haines, Janet Wood, Mary Dennis Henry, Jim English and Day.?he team piled up a whopping 16 7 victory for CKNX. t .Jean Wilhelm, Ruth Nethery, Robert Leedham, Atwood Lions 19th Annual Esther Nethery. Carol Brophy, Sharon Brophy and Patt Bro- phy.D MI ION r e LYCEd `CEL a name ION IN d 16 Th 11 I'd 1 e SSA 19 Sul 20 ly 2 COMPIM SNOMINGS '. % IT 411:00 .r,.Oa..M. I/ , �' Thursday, July 1, 19 : In the middle �- of a robbery. Pizza for everyone (/r Pizza for everyone ll Weird things can happen on a t 5 PLIAS[ NOTE: Thwotre -11 be CLOSE MON. TUTS. - MD. and open oni THURS. TO SUNDAYS UNTIL SIPTIMM Thwn. 24, M. 2S, So. 26, Swe. 27Th 2 Sh•wkgs DeRY at 1:00 Lead 191r,•:60 P.11111 n Ay .,..ILA rM .wwf,rM KI ,-L-14. PL) d afternoon game in the local park between the CKNX Try hards and the CF Pl_ ad -was to raise money for the Winqham arena renovation fund ---the first event of this kind. A donation from one of the spectators goes into the hat held by Brian Beck. b Elmo Township Memorial Community Centre, Atwood 'BEEF BARBECUE 4 p.m. to 7 p.m Adults $4 Children S 'MONSTER PARADE starts 6:30 p.m Prizes 'DRAW for $2000 in cosh prizes 'SPECIAL BINGO 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. 'DANCE 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Feoturing "Four of o Kind'' EVERYONE WELCOMEI