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5 FEATURES
No. 1 TEN LITTLE INDIANS
No. 2 CARRY ON GIRLS
No. 3 ROYAL FLASH
No. 4"W" - SUSPENSE AND INTRIGUE
No. 5 THE CORPSE GRINDERS
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Thurs., July 1, Fri. 2, Sat. 3
JOHN WAYNE. KATY HEPBURN STAR IN
ROOSTER COGBURN
PLUS
THE HINDENBURG
STARS GEORGE C: SCOTT
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Sun. 4, Mon. 5 Only
3 FEATURES
THE JACKSON COUNTY JAIL
THE REBEL ROUSERS
MEAN JOHNNY BARROWS
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Pius "Royal Flash"
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/ "W XdOCrOM series held at
Ridnrd Little, can of w and
Mrs. Doug Little, riding a Yama-
be.[Diaced imra in the schoolboy
small wheels event. He »tsived
an Award of Excelleaoe for his
efforts.
Adrian Kempd of London
emerged as the victor in the ileal.
Driving a Suzuki, he topped the
250 Class as well as the Junior 260
division. For his victories be took
home a 1876 CZ GP 250 motor-
cycle.
Approximately 1,500 spectators
enjoyed the races under am' ny
skies at the motorsport park in
which 369 entries took part. The
top five competitors in each class
received Awards of EmcdleDee.
The next motocross event at
Hully Gully will be the "Good
Time Series" on Aug. 15.
,Winners in the CZ -Jaws Series
were as follows:
Schoolboy Small Wheels: Rob
Hodgson of Cambridge, Gary
Lennan of Petrolia, Todd Zabara
of Windsor, Richard Little of
Atwood, Ken Cheeseman of Bur-
lington; Schoolboy Big Wheels:
Phil Baxter of Pt. Burwell, Tom
Bowman of Cambridge, Perry
Thornton of London, Mark Bax-
ter of Pt. Burwell, Rob Moyes of
Chatham;
Junior 125:' Phil Baxter of Pt:
Burwell, Clark Davis of Burling
ton, Kevin Hawley of Toronto,
Brian Holloway of Woodstock,
Motocros,
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Judar W: Adriae Kemps of
irondon, Dan Schwann of San",
Dan sbsrk Of Sherkston, vVed
Ifwby of Woodstock, Robert
Ross of Chatham;
Juts W Open: lsrad Lap"e of
Dewdas, Steve Ridtie of Luck,
now, John Rocbe of Guelph, Dave
Wilson of Drumbo, Jeff Curran of
Sarnia.
Lawn -bowling
schedule set
A meeting of the Wingham
Lawn Bowling Club was held on
Tuesday, June 22 at the club
bouse.
Everyone had a chance to view
the improvements that have been
made in the club house and
Elmer Ireland gave a report of
the cost of the work done so far.
Four sets of bowls have been
purchased by the club for new
members and visitors to use and
wiserous other sets of bowls are
available. It was decided to have
aftbrnoon bowling every Monday
at 1:30, open to anyone wishing to
participate.
Every Tuesday night will see
bowling in the form of a round
robin series. If you haven't al-
ready got your name in and
would like to take part, please get
in touch with Lorne Gardner.
The clubs from Lucknow, Tees -
water and Wingham will hold
inter -town bowling every Thurs-
day night and a regular jitney
willening held every Saturday
At the Movies
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Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved
Hollywood", a comedy -drama
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about the silent film days and a
German shepherd who becomes
up eighth win
the biggest superstar of all, will
open July 1 at the Lyceum
Peter Goodall, the lead-off
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batter for the Brophy PeeWee
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The film' a David Picker Pres-
baseball team shocked the Gode-
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entation, concerns the rise and
rich PeeWees with a long
g. smash
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fall of Won Ton Ton, an extraor-
into centre field on the very first
dinary canine who reaches
Pitch to open the game in Gode-
screen greatness, and the effect
rich last Thursday night with a
of his saga on the lives of those
triple. The local lads weren't
around him during the madcap
very long running up a large
silent film days. It's a nostalgic
score and defeated Goderich to
look back at one of the most
the tune of 15-7 to remain unde-
colorful and exciting eras in
feated in their league of seven
Hollywood history.'
Bruce Dern, Madelaine Kahn,
Danny Martin started on the
HULLY GULLY MOTOCROSS—Wheel to wheel'describes
Art Carney, Phil Silvers, Teri
mound for the locals and Joe Tif-
ese rersin the Open Class fly over the back Motocross Series. Left to right
the action as these ht Steve Ritchie, Lucknow; Jeff
Garr and Ron Leibman highlight
fin came on in relief in the fourth
stretch jump at Hully Gully during the final of the CZ-Jawa Curran, Sarnia; Pete Van Sickle, Lucknow.
a most impressive cast with more
ung to preserve the win. It was
than 60 famous Hollywood guest
back in uniform�-
nice to see Joe back
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stars in cameo roles. Why famous
stars in cameo roles? The idea
occurred to David Picker, who
frankly admits: "I'm a film buff
after his bad accident and it ap-
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Danny Martin led the hittingW*ir
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I love Hollywood nostalgia and I parade with a home run and a
-�, think audiences enjoy seeing single; Paul Montgomery, a
famous stars on the screen, triple, Bill Brophy a double; with •
These are the people, who made singles going .to Daryle Holmes,
this business great." Steve Morrison, Joe Tiffin, Davedef
eat
a nover gir s 7-,1IIn6
All of these, delightful charac- Nesbitt and Mike Foxton.
tens le the hi All 14 players on the team took
people gh.,and low life part in the game and played very. . The Wham Brophy Queens, playing heads up ball that had the the third out, helped th r team to spare time coaching them in their
of Hollywood in the .liW's, an era well the midget dg girls' fastball team, fans on their feet different times victory., practice sessions and games.
before sound and sanity entered defeated Hanover 7-6 in a very during the game. Anne Balser hit a long hard ball ' After the game the girls crowd -
the movie business. That is, if k loting when the Peewees play in close game Friday night under Lynn Haines started on the into centre field that was going ed around an outside pit at Des
askof people have been
sanity ever did. Wingham as they have had to the lights. Hanover opened the mound for the Brophy Queens for extra bases but the Hanover Brophy's for a fire and had an en -
"Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who play most .of tb�: ,game's ,e scoring with two in the first and and was replaced after three in- centre fielder pulled it in with a joyable time with pop and chips
Saved Hollywood" was produced from homErso far due chedi�l three in the second to take a com- nings by Esther Nethery who super catch to rob Anne. and cooked some marshmallows
by David V. Picker Arnold a'r minding 5-0 score and held on came on in relief and Heusi al- The Brophy ' ing of games, but we are lad to Queens ball team over the fire.
Schulman and Michael Winner g until the local gals came up with lowed a run to score have now won two, lost one and Brophy Queens: Anne Balser,
and directed by Winner. Arnold report the next game will be in two in the fourth and five in the Good running
W ngham, July 1 against Dash ng catches in the tied one to hold a very respect Mary Rae, Mary Jean Wilhelm,
Schulman and Cy Howard wrote fifth while holding Hanover to field by Janet Wood aqd Carol able 5 ropy, try Brophy,
the screenplay. The music is b wood at 2 p.m. with games points out of 8 in their Sharon B h Pa B
P y' y against Goderich and Listowel to Just one run in the sixth and Brophy to stop Hanover's pres league standings so far. They are Carol Anne Brophy, Janet Wood,
Neal Hefti, and Richard H. Kline, rounded out the scoring at 7-6 for sure in the late innings ery, Ruth Nom,
follow shortly, ngs and also a improving with every game Esther Neth
ASC, was director of photo- Brophy Lineup: Peter Goodall, Wingham. A large crowd turned good pressure catch up against under the capable coaching of Ellen Reid, Lynn Haines, Lynn
graphy. Bill Brophy, Robbie Grove, Ken out to support the girls and they the fence by first base Patty Terry Nethery and Janet Haines Bridge, Jane Vath, Chris Orien
showed their a
Deichert, Steve Morrison, Joe by Brophy with the bases loaded for who have spent a lot of their and Cathy Cruickshank.
+� Tiffin, Paul Montgomery, Dan
tN` Martin, Daryle Holmes, Richard
Moore, Dave Nesbitt, Mike Fox-
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4 FEATURES Recreation ReportBrophy Queens
GATOR. Come By Jim Ward h�Nov•ces score trimForest urr.°N;�
TM°,r•. Our recreation department is CANOE COURSE The Wingham Brophy Queens Cruickshank, a double and Mary
win Saturday offering a full program for young Four Saturdays in July a canoe rolled over the Mount Forest Rae, two singles. Lynn Haines
people for five weeks of the sum- course is offered at the upper team in an action -filled fastball and Lynn Bridge hit a single
'.i Wingham Novices have put a mer besides the swim program at dam on the Maitland. Two weeks • game Sunday afternoon. Final each.
SIM stop to their losing -streak judging the pool. The program includes will be held on the Maitland, one score was 20-7 in the regular
» by Saturday's lacrosse game some archer schedule lea Esther Nethery hurled the full
n�iATOR g Y, volleyball, soccer, day on the Saugeen and one day league game.
°Tin ..t•° when they defeated Owen Sound orienteering, drama, arts and on Lake Huron. This program is In the first inning Ellen Reid seven innings and shut the Mount
•°". F.r..,•,.n 6-4. It was an evenly matched crafts. For four weeks, startingexpanded from last came through with a dandy triple Forest team out in every inning
p year's pro-' g y t but the first and last.
\ \ IjeEtess game with goalie John Saint his on July 5 this program will gram and it is felt to be an im- to drive in two runs and start the
usual tremendous self. operate. Followingthat there will Win Brophy Queens now, lead
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SjaGoals
da, 3;Dougy and Bert be ne However,
of day camp, prlio ever, a sin the re re Is Brophy added to he f ce with their league with a total of seven
8 presently our regis g p g' p y points out of a possible ten and
Y, u. 1, ir1 Jim Dennis, 1 with assists by Tim tration is not as high as we antici- tration is low and unless it picks a couple of good etches in the seem to be improving with every
Brown, 2; Jason Goodall, 2 and pated. If your children would like up the program will not be field. game. They have been pulling in
kA another one each for Danny Mansell and to participate in a summer pro- operated. If interested, get your Hitters for the locals , wift very good crowds and would like
ninMd...7M00 Doug Wood gram designed for fun and parti- registration in --give us a call at Janet Wood, a double and twb to thank the people who have
Fan turnout is increasing and ci ation give us a call and make
,u�r � _� ..� ,.,. 357-1208. singles; Esther Nethery, a double come Out to cheer them on. Next
1.11°.FN ..° „.[, so[ spectators enjoyed Saturday's sure that he or she turns up at the By the way, the program is and two singles; Ann Balser, home game is against Belmore,
tt 9 the most %7"DtS EM game especially. arena on Friday morning at 9:30. offered for all ages. triple; Ellen Reid, triple; Cathy Saturday, July 3 at 7 p.m.
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