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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-10-07, Page 19HARRISTON I October - friday 8, Saturday 9 EAT MY DUST STARRING RON HOWARD PLUS WIN, PLACE OR STEAL ADULT ENTERTAINMENT LAST SHOW OF THE SEASON Sunday, October 10 DUSK TO DAWN 5 FEATURES 1. BORN. FOR HELL 2. SPANISH FLY 3. PHOTOGRAPHER'S MODEL 4. REINCARNATION OF PETER PROUD 5. THE ANTICHRIST C., • n �q pF .rr b O1�F Shows start at dusk FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 6 and 9 MzlRWN BRANDO o ,r r''A,A �� 1 •�• '� Js �i m ICHOL.S�ON '?HE MkS'tS URI BREAKS-, What if it was your sistler? C C PRINo Fn a C 'Ar4,' -- "TRACKDOWN" IF SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 Oth 4 FEATURE DUSK -TO -DAWN FOR OUR CLOSING PROGRAM 4EN AND WOMEN CONDEMNED TO DEVIL'S ISLAND. U.S-A Our season closes with the dusk to dawn show October loth. We thank you for your patronage over the season, and look forward to seeing you again in the spring. p r • 1 Whitechurch WHITECHURCH — Congratu- lations are in order for the Junior ball team which rwl►on Ontario Amateur Softball Association honors at Napwm on Sunday Afternoon. After winning the first game of a best -of -three series for the Jun- ior "C" title at home two weeks ago, the Juniors travelled to Na- panee a week ago Sunday and were rained out. They made the long trip again and scored a 2-0 victory to win the series in two straight games. The Juniors went through the =#,.;r-- season without a loss. They won the WOAA title without a loss and went through the OASA play - will: title downs winft •VWx game - Joe TMR W malnw of the club and was aLwet *9 Jmrenilot team of I= WNW Won the last OASA title for the vinare. At that time Whiteeburch do- feated Caproolof the N09dwu Ontario Softball Association, 9-0 and 9-1, the games being played in Wingham. It wan the first time either team had played under the lights. Reg Wells was the winning pit- cher of the final game in Na- panee. It was his second win of the series. Randy Seep scored the winning run. _ CRISPY CRUNCHERS SII l Wingham I club .met at the home of their leader Mrs. Jack- i lin. The club discussion wps on " different types and forms of . - FRI A LAT cereal grains and .how they are OCT. a, - v used In the kitchen. STARTS AT .O'CLOCK The club discussed plans for Achievement Day and also the LAST SNOWINGS OF THE YEAR display for the Teeswater Fall GIANT SPIDER INVASION Fair. The members participated in ADuITmaking cherry bran squares. B14" LFA Rdum of '.z 4I OF OCT. 7, s,9 THURS.. FRI., •SAT. ONE SHMING-ONLY SUEJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE The Wingaam Advano.-'lbUC October 7, wo--ftse 7 How tek Lions bingo wirrnors >gsggiar lin- n.... on, Mrs- Newman, �: Ler alae Montgomery, Wrosetw i' . Mrs. Hallway, winglam F 11 & McInnis, Fordwicb Nwisi4 ton, Listowel; Pearl Aagds, Wingbam; Yrs. Quay, Wrwo- ter; , Mrs. Newman, 1Yhllgbm. SM the wealm: tint. lbw Ducklow, Listowel, SU.00; second; Ruby . Payior, Palm- erston, $32.00 $35.00 special: Carry farm Listowel. Stand up bingo: Mn: Cberry. Wroxeter. Jackpot of $105.00, Mrs. Man- ge, Wim• - Lap card, Evelyn Stroop, Feed - with and Mrs. Day, Wioglram. Door prizes, Mildred Turner, Harriston; Lillian Newman- Wingham; BillUpper, Listowel, and Gladys Bates, Har istau. - Lucky draws, Joan Robinson. Lucknow; Ruby Paylor, Palmer- ston; Mrs. Dewar, Atwood; eeld Shirley Leek, Wroxeter. Dart game, Margaret Edgar, $7.00. j Bridge results, First, Kay Forgie and Omar' Haselgrove; second, Mrs. Jack Colvin and Charlie Hodgins; LAST FEATURES OF WINNER OF THE HALLIDAY stereo draw during the new car showing at Chris Gosling third, Mr. and Mrs. H. Crawford; THE YEAR' Chev-Olds Limited, was Dave Nesbitt (right) of Diagonal Road, Wingham, Presenting the fourth, Mr. and Mrs. W. French; STARTS AT 1 O'CLOCK equivalent • prize is Lloyd Benninger, sales manager for Gosling Motors. fifth, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lancaster. *sow MT iiii]E� ' .,, 6- - 8 , 4i�'DAVACCARD 6kend 'uOTS ® JAIL BAITSCUMING NEWS' ORTS!'Xi — 1 - The last meeting of 1st Wing- This night is for parents only. All UN TOES OCT. 10 - 1 T ham Scouts, September 29, was registrations must be received at by Ted ��al ONE SHOWING ONLY S F.M. an important night for eight of that time. The fee this year is $6. ` dn our senior Cubs. They took Of this $1. goes to West Saugeen + �• _ another step along the road to District, $1 to national head - manhood as they left the Cub quarters and the balance to pro- The sun is still shining brightly personnel lately and I don't think" .i pack and were received into the vincial headquarters to provide field services, training and in- these days and it is just too bad they have everything straight - Scout Troop. s e. the ball season locally is over. We ened out enough to concentrate Participating,in the 'Going Up' field . - ceremony were: Randy Bain, A new provincial field rep- are having some of the best days fully h the Reds. • ' �' John Leedham, Kevin McLean, resentative has been appointed of the year right now. If the Reda and Yankees do ► . -�q� r.��/�p� Ball isn't completely over and meet in the World Series, I think YF1�R�sIWn Philip Rintoul. Kevin Saxton, for the Bluewater Region. He is , Peter Whitby, Murray Willis and John Dawson who comes from there are still a lot of fans who it will be the Yankees year'. —� — - - - - - _ are interested in who will win the They have put it all together this OCT. 1 3 wEO. ONE SNOWING ONLY Doug Wood. Sault Ste. Marie and is now re World Series. The playdowns for season and look like the team to ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Parents are reminded of re- siding in Hanover. the Series will be starting this beat for all 'the marbles'. gistration night on Tuesday, It is hoped First Wingham will AGAINST A CROOKED SKY week and then those fans can while the world Series is on the FLUS ADDED FEATURE October 12, at the Wingham Pub- have an opportunity to meet him Watch the World Series on their teams in the Canadian Football lic School from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in thevnear future. television sets. There will prob- League will be winding down to ably be a lot of fans who will the playoffs. The winner in East phone in 'sick' once the Series and West will meet for the Grey starts_ _ Cup in November. The four 1 I know I used to miss a lot oT teams in the East appear to be in school around the time the World a battle to the wire for the divis- Series started even if it could only ion title. Out West it would ap- be heard on radio when I went to pear that Saskatchewan Rough - school. Now there is the draw of riders have a big edge on the television to disrupt schooling. other four teams. UMmm,m, But the World Series is a big This week is another start of a IS — drawing card in the fall and most big season in the National Hockey There are a lot of League. teachers and employers are cog- Lea g Ques- nizant of the fact there are a lot of tions to be answered before the c i sze ma WI N G HAM 3S7-1638 fans who want to see the action. season finally comes to a close in Even the ones who put ,on the April. show are getting to the point they One of the big questions to be WED-TNURS-FRI-SAT, OCT. 6-7-8-9 want as many fans as possible to answered is whether BobbyOrr's see the games. knees will stand up to the punish - T H E FUN MOVIE OF T N E YEAR' Last season a number of games ment of a full season. If he can • were played at night_ if the two stay healthy, then the Chicago Z SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7.00 �•00 P.M. teams participating had hall Black Hawks could have a good • • parks with lights. This year they shot at the Stanley Cup, have gone a step further and have If his knees don't stand up, then 1 scheduled a game for Sunday. Bobby might get another shot at "If I ever « If I « fiver If I ever This is another 'first' for base- the European teams in the World get out of this, get out of this get out of this ball. Championships top yplayea in 1 �{f I haven't been fortunate Vienna. The best la ers from ` he first thing the first thing the first thing enough to see many games on the teams not competing in Stan- } "6 television this season so I can ley Cup playdowns will be on I'm gonna do Tin gonna do I'm gonna do only go by what I have read. It Team Canada which will be play- ` is go see 1S go see is go see would appear that New York ing in the World Championships965 y �liO Lo�GG f� Yankees and Cincinnati Reds will for the first time since 1. Bob - •O Lo�G» Q�Go L��Gtt finish up playing in the World by would make a big asset to that • s iie�ii�� Series. club but it is hoped he won't get The Yankees and Kansas City the chance. If the knee don't Royals will battle for the Ameri stand up this year, then it will can League pennant Both teams probably be Orr's last in the 1 , � , � ; i ,,, � � , � - v "• � ^ , �, � y have hitting and pitching poten- NHL. O : ,; tial. However I think the Yankees That would be a shame_ There `�If I ever , 4 ., , �: ;J `�'•`� have a better overall team than aren't that many players around get jjout of this, I y i i r - the Royals so will play in the 'big, now with his calibre of play. We thefirer th>1 �, +I• one'. haven't seen much of him in the UI ng J". Cincinnati will have to elimin- past couple of seasons. Let's hope I'm gonna do _ 4 • \ , -_ ate Philadelphia Phillies before he will be around all year an we is go see {� I >� they can lay claim to another will be able to watch hire operate :- World Series. However the Phils in as many games as Chicago AO �t �� _ have had their problems with plays on television. • --i THE 1 P - Hope four new programs D 1 t P • set for fall recreation i in an attempt to keep the re- enough citizens interested in T ` % ''f• "�r ! I� �jijST creation program going duringhelping out with thefour �, S the fall and winter, the Wingham programs so it wouldn't cost the r -�_ a: ^ 100TOR WIN%$ Recreation and Community Cen- board any expenses. These are fres Board decided at its meeting four recreations the board hadn't A - last Wednesday to inaugurate budgeted for and any added BILLY DEE WILLIAMS -JAMES EARL JONES • four new programs. expense would have to come from �. �' �` After a lot of discussion it was other budgeted expenses. pRWiR4 «UNpr1.(. wAKAEI,decided that floor hockey, -basket- Jim Ward had sent out a nus:N1• cw ru,rcrnos L rur RICHARD P -'�� �!"' ban. gymnastics and arts and circular to all the schools with a ADULTENTERTMEN T �! crafts would be started if there number of recreations shown and ass s>• s� e� �� gsgs is enough interest from the asked that pupils return them SUNDAY -MONDAY -TUESDAY citizens. It was decided also, that with the ones marked in which a nominal fee would be charged. they would participate. The four • OCT. 10 -11 -14th 3 DAYS ON L Y I Chairman of the board, Don that were eventually chosen had • Kennedy, said he hoped the board the most number of replies. From the deviou4 mind of Alfred Hitchcock could interest the Wingham Chairman Kennedy reminded �i•' T Minor Hockey Association in the members that they should a diabolically entertabng motion picture. looking after the floor hockey start looking at the budget for ALFRED HITCHCOCK S DAILY A T until the regular hockey season next year at the October mating. •• MEN can get underway. The minor He asked that all committee T•oo hockey house league won't be in chairmen meet with their com- ENt(r, operation until at least the New mittees and have these figures 9.•00 P• M• Year. ready for discussion. The board P► Recreation Director Jim Ward will remain as it is for the IWn KAREN BLACK • 1WCE 1"TL RN • BARIARA QARR.Is said he hoped there would be season, with a,few exceptions.