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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-08-01, Page 14I "I r MW w aril 4.w � ham A�ranee-'14�, Avgwit 1. 1979"if 7k rw— Local Sc ut-s return from trip ` F `�A • •• o aan it bamb ree in "rt group of local Scouts aria Agawa Bay, the group headed road again, arriving back in . over the Scouts and Venture" Venturers recent! returned group arrived at Birds Hill IOU th into man, arriving at Wingham Tuesday afternoon, are already starting to make Y Provincial Park outside Win- Standish that afternoon. They July 24. plans to CJ'el, to be het a from a week spent at a jamboree Frida afternoon, two days Banff, Albers. Scott reported• in Manitoba, pausing to pay a befogre the jamboree was were invited to camp on a farm With this summer's excursion visit to Wingham's sister city on outside the town and enjoyed a scheduled to start. Since they visit and some trading of badges the way home. were the first toarrive they the Listowel Travel Bureau While en route they camped learned their way around the Standish Scouts, who every night but one and took side camp and on Saturday went into also provided them with supper - trips they were all trips to some of the natural Winnipeg for the day. One Day Summer Bus Trips • wonders of northern Ontario, treated to a "really supe' break - The jamboree itself got un- fast" at the TradingPost in making the whole affair a derway Sunday evening, with Standish and thenthey hit the • Aug4st 9 -Midland, Martyrs" Shrine and Boat Cruise $16. memorable summer holiday. about 2,500 Scouts attending. It Scott Cornwall, a member of wasn't quite as b' as the _ •August 27 Blue toys Game and CNE 514. the Venturers, reported the q - Prices include admissions. group of 30 Scouts Venturers and Canadian Jamboree on Prue g P Edward Island last year, Scott leaders left July 11 on a bus noted. 6'' Phone 291-4100 for further rented from Nicholson Bus Lines Activities for the boys included t� and piloted by Rick Whiteley, horseback riding, an obstacle information. later nicknamed The Red Baron . course (which was run in 30 for his driving style. .. degree heat), archery, skeet Thirteen Scouts and five shooting for the Venturers and :. Venturers came from the day trips to the Winnipeg .zoo, we• Last Night Thurs., Allg. Wingham troop and were ac around the city and to Lower Fort e e • companied by leaders Marty Garry. Cretier and Ken and Russell The jamboree ended Friday Foxton. Ail additional eight night, July 20, and the group hit Or leader Scouts from R).ple with lead Wednesday, August 1 Y the road for home the following - orne travelled with • a,,, Gord Van` 1=I - morning. Saturday night they ran AND the group. into a bad electrical storm Originally plans had called for around Dorion, ust east of BROOMSTICKS �l j Starts Friday Aug. 3rd -Aug. 7th the Scouts to travel west through Thunder Bay, and couldn't cam —PLUS— Gll Y P Friday & Saturday Two Showings 7 3 9 p.m. «w» the United States and then return :. so they stopped and looked for a HOT LEAD COLD FEET Sunday - Thursday One Showing 8 p.m. via the Trans Canada Highway Y lace to stay. The ended u at a <• +� P Y• Y P Starring Karen Valentine 8 i through northern Ontario, Bible cam where the were put g P Y P Don Knott r•. however the gas shortage in the i' r t« up and it was the first time they Children's Admission 25' «+ U.S. changed that and the group had seen beds and hot showers ` decided to make the trip out via Thursday, Friday 8 Saturday the Trans Canada as well, con- for a week, Scott said. The showers at Birds Hill were a August 2, 3 8 4 g sequently leaving a day early. ' The first ni t the Scouts couple of miles from their GOOD GUYS WEAR BLACK �-- ti campsite and consequently the —Plus \ provincial k at — g. camped in a provncapar, boys had contented themselves _ Massey, near Sudbury Scot SUPERMANE ' Scott swimming in the lake. A�'1j(IYti 11 LtF�. $ k reported. The second night they Sunday the group :.visited (Adult Entertainment) �--, oR��oR 4w im w�` \ broke their trip at Kakabeka Ouimet Canyon near Thunder Sunday, August 5 Only Falls near Thunder Bay. The falls were "supposed . be Bay' which Scott reported was HOLIDAY SPECIAL something" but roved dila _ ' `really something". The deep I , BAD GEORGIA ROAD MISFIRE—There were a number of false starts such as this one during the swim meet at ng P P canyon with sheer sides runs pointing because an _ Ontario the Wingham pool last week as starter Robert Campbell had trouble with his pistol. When P g through the centre of a hill and its 4• RUBY � up the race got underway Debbie Henry, in the near lane, came out the winner. Hydro development further he origin is unknown. 3. SCHOOL DAYS the river had shut off most of the After spending Sunday night at . 4 • water. 4. X-RATED GIRLS Lake Superior Provincial Park at The driving was so good the S. DEATH TRAP_ 0 THE SQUARE Program ADMIT1ANCk � � '7 t +UOleCt READY, SET ... Swimmers prepare for the plunge as timers Lori Goodall, Ansley Currie and Carl Lee get set to record their progress during a swim meet at the Wingham pool last Friday. A swim team from the Wingham pool took on teams from Lucknow and Tees - water pools and won in the first meet of the summer. Recreation Report BY RENNIE ALEXANDER Rec. Director Any persktn"•wishing to rent the Riverside ball park; swimming pool in the evening Friday, 6:30 p.m., Pee Wee during the week of Wingham's boys vs. Hanover; Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Tyke centennial ma\, make reser- vations through the pool office, boys vs. Kincardine. 357-1474, or the recreation department, 357. 1208 Just a reminder: the Wingham Last Night Thurs. Aug Bike and Buggy Parade will be held at Cruickshank Park on Josephine Street this Friday at ti p.m. There will be prizes for the best decorated hike and buggy L V. and everyone participating will receive a prize Come out and Monday, August 6 THEATRE CLOSED Tuesday 8 Wednesday August 7 8 8 Walt Disney's Production of PINNOCHIO —And— FREAKY FRIDAY Children's Admission 25' tom in the fun' It you would like to see STARTS FRI., AUG. 3-9 Wingham by air come out to the 4t twice the speed of centennial fly -over Saturday. Aug. 4, 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 4 to G ^,an the Cormorde p.m. Pre -registration may be dine through the recreation a ade attack? department or at the town hall during registration. I• I 1. .Josephine Street park: Monday, 7 p.m., Industriali� slow pitch, Teachers vs. Foun- Local Sc ut-s return from trip ` F `�A • •• o aan it bamb ree in "rt group of local Scouts aria Agawa Bay, the group headed road again, arriving back in . over the Scouts and Venture" Venturers recent! returned group arrived at Birds Hill IOU th into man, arriving at Wingham Tuesday afternoon, are already starting to make Y Provincial Park outside Win- Standish that afternoon. They July 24. plans to CJ'el, to be het a from a week spent at a jamboree Frida afternoon, two days Banff, Albers. Scott reported• in Manitoba, pausing to pay a befogre the jamboree was were invited to camp on a farm With this summer's excursion visit to Wingham's sister city on outside the town and enjoyed a scheduled to start. Since they visit and some trading of badges the way home. were the first toarrive they the Listowel Travel Bureau While en route they camped learned their way around the Standish Scouts, who every night but one and took side camp and on Saturday went into also provided them with supper - trips they were all trips to some of the natural Winnipeg for the day. One Day Summer Bus Trips • wonders of northern Ontario, treated to a "really supe' break - The jamboree itself got un- fast" at the TradingPost in making the whole affair a derway Sunday evening, with Standish and thenthey hit the • Aug4st 9 -Midland, Martyrs" Shrine and Boat Cruise $16. memorable summer holiday. about 2,500 Scouts attending. It Scott Cornwall, a member of wasn't quite as b' as the _ •August 27 Blue toys Game and CNE 514. the Venturers, reported the q - Prices include admissions. group of 30 Scouts Venturers and Canadian Jamboree on Prue g P Edward Island last year, Scott leaders left July 11 on a bus noted. 6'' Phone 291-4100 for further rented from Nicholson Bus Lines Activities for the boys included t� and piloted by Rick Whiteley, horseback riding, an obstacle information. later nicknamed The Red Baron . course (which was run in 30 for his driving style. .. degree heat), archery, skeet Thirteen Scouts and five shooting for the Venturers and :. Venturers came from the day trips to the Winnipeg .zoo, we• Last Night Thurs., Allg. Wingham troop and were ac around the city and to Lower Fort e e • companied by leaders Marty Garry. Cretier and Ken and Russell The jamboree ended Friday Foxton. Ail additional eight night, July 20, and the group hit Or leader Scouts from R).ple with lead Wednesday, August 1 Y the road for home the following - orne travelled with • a,,, Gord Van` 1=I - morning. Saturday night they ran AND the group. into a bad electrical storm Originally plans had called for around Dorion, ust east of BROOMSTICKS �l j Starts Friday Aug. 3rd -Aug. 7th the Scouts to travel west through Thunder Bay, and couldn't cam —PLUS— Gll Y P Friday & Saturday Two Showings 7 3 9 p.m. «w» the United States and then return :. so they stopped and looked for a HOT LEAD COLD FEET Sunday - Thursday One Showing 8 p.m. via the Trans Canada Highway Y lace to stay. The ended u at a <• +� P Y• Y P Starring Karen Valentine 8 i through northern Ontario, Bible cam where the were put g P Y P Don Knott r•. however the gas shortage in the i' r t« up and it was the first time they Children's Admission 25' «+ U.S. changed that and the group had seen beds and hot showers ` decided to make the trip out via Thursday, Friday 8 Saturday the Trans Canada as well, con- for a week, Scott said. The showers at Birds Hill were a August 2, 3 8 4 g sequently leaving a day early. ' The first ni t the Scouts couple of miles from their GOOD GUYS WEAR BLACK �-- ti campsite and consequently the —Plus \ provincial k at — g. camped in a provncapar, boys had contented themselves _ Massey, near Sudbury Scot SUPERMANE ' Scott swimming in the lake. A�'1j(IYti 11 LtF�. $ k reported. The second night they Sunday the group :.visited (Adult Entertainment) �--, oR��oR 4w im w�` \ broke their trip at Kakabeka Ouimet Canyon near Thunder Sunday, August 5 Only Falls near Thunder Bay. The falls were "supposed . be Bay' which Scott reported was HOLIDAY SPECIAL something" but roved dila _ ' `really something". The deep I , BAD GEORGIA ROAD MISFIRE—There were a number of false starts such as this one during the swim meet at ng P P canyon with sheer sides runs pointing because an _ Ontario the Wingham pool last week as starter Robert Campbell had trouble with his pistol. When P g through the centre of a hill and its 4• RUBY � up the race got underway Debbie Henry, in the near lane, came out the winner. Hydro development further he origin is unknown. 3. SCHOOL DAYS the river had shut off most of the After spending Sunday night at . 4 • water. 4. X-RATED GIRLS Lake Superior Provincial Park at The driving was so good the S. DEATH TRAP_ 0 THE SQUARE Program ADMIT1ANCk � � '7 t +UOleCt READY, SET ... Swimmers prepare for the plunge as timers Lori Goodall, Ansley Currie and Carl Lee get set to record their progress during a swim meet at the Wingham pool last Friday. A swim team from the Wingham pool took on teams from Lucknow and Tees - water pools and won in the first meet of the summer. Recreation Report BY RENNIE ALEXANDER Rec. Director Any persktn"•wishing to rent the Riverside ball park; swimming pool in the evening Friday, 6:30 p.m., Pee Wee during the week of Wingham's boys vs. Hanover; Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Tyke centennial ma\, make reser- vations through the pool office, boys vs. Kincardine. 357-1474, or the recreation department, 357. 1208 Just a reminder: the Wingham Last Night Thurs. Aug Bike and Buggy Parade will be held at Cruickshank Park on Josephine Street this Friday at ti p.m. There will be prizes for the best decorated hike and buggy L V. and everyone participating will receive a prize Come out and Monday, August 6 THEATRE CLOSED Tuesday 8 Wednesday August 7 8 8 Walt Disney's Production of PINNOCHIO —And— FREAKY FRIDAY Children's Admission 25' tom in the fun' It you would like to see STARTS FRI., AUG. 3-9 Wingham by air come out to the 4t twice the speed of centennial fly -over Saturday. Aug. 4, 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 4 to G ^,an the Cormorde p.m. Pre -registration may be dine through the recreation a ade attack? department or at the town hall during registration. The ball games for the week Aug. 2 to 8 are as follows: .Josephine Street park: Monday, 7 p.m., Industriali� slow pitch, Teachers vs. Foun- dry; 9 p.m. Belgrave vs. Businessmen. Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., men's fastball vs. Ripley. Wednesday, Industrial slow pitch, 7 p.m. Slushpuppies vs. Turnberry; 9 p.m. Burke - McLeod vs. Police. 1 r M_.. Plowing Match fever strikes Kent County With the 1979 International �•`'`� "' Plowing Match now only nine weeks away, "plowing match Se - fever" has reached epidemic proportions in Kent County. . J One of the first to be affected was Ian Maynard of RR 3, VIP t Chatham. Five years ago he was ..:� asked to host the match and he agreed immediately. Asked why he would invite more than a quarter of a million people to walk and drive over his alfalfa field, his response was: "I feel like reciprocating the honor I that so many other host farmers N have extended to me over the years. It's been 60 years since Kent last held the match and i think it's about time we had it back here again," he added. The 73 -year-old Harwich Township farmer was quick to include his neighbors in his remarks. "Without them we wouldn't have been able to make up the 600 acres needed for the plowing match." i4 A "; Incidentally the 1919 match was held on the English farm, NEARLY THERE—Lori Goodall checks the time as Luanne Brown comes In a winner In only two miles from the Maynard her race at the Wingham pool last Friday. farm. A NPOfl T 79 I PLUS ADDED BONUS FOR SUNDAY DUSK TO DAWN. Love, laughter, good guys, 0 bad guys. low r The movie Meal Belies gravNy1 i ADULT INTERTAINMrNT No passes accepted for Sunday's Dusk to f dawn Show PHONE 524 81 AIRCONDITIONEO to change PLAYING WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, AUGUST 1-2-3-4 1`lbrz� is the word �'.atdr n ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Warning: Some material may be unsuitable for pre - ADULT 1. "Convoy Buddies" ENTERTAINMENT 2. "Twilite of love" OW 3. ` 'Buckstone County" OW 4. "Where does it Hurt?" OW PLAYING MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY AUGUST 6-7-8-9-10-11 2ND FEATURE CLINT EASTWOOK CUNT t ' EAsrwooD WILL TURN You THE i"RY OUTLAM WHICH JOY WAY WALES BLIT Loost • • • an army of one ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ADULT ENTERTAINMEN' PLEASE NOTE: Complimentary Posses not valid for Clint Eastwood shows.