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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-06-27, Page 130 FOR CLASSIFIED ADS Phone Wingham 357-2320 . . � A r •. , - . P...M r•,E..e w —at.* Nit•YM� a„-.w"W M•''•r1 �F' I• r .i'M'n"M�'+/� HAPPY GANG EUCHRE V PARTY LadiesTwelve tables were in play last Dreyfussi.. Friday night when the Happy Gang senior citizens sponsored a euchre party, with the proceeds win 15= � going to the Wingham centennial Private Deteclh•e SIF . committee. The Wingham Intermediate Verne Tapp was the high lady; ladies trounced the Formosa Gordon Godkin was high man- ladies 15-1 on Sunday. High lady playing as a man was Tharon Riley was the starting Margaret Hastings and low lady pitcher for Wingbam, but she was Connie McCain. Belle Grant pitched just one inning and Sheila won the first draw and Hazel Walker finished the game and Davibon won the second draw. got Wingham's only home run. anyone over 16. Remember, To date the Wingham ladies have a A LAST NIGHT THURS. JUNE 24th won- %, 4 record with three wins and as many Ei 11►irlhl7,r i'iYiiri iii:,..-:� itl�1 ® losses. IM NTAAVIL • + - JUNE "th S••aWTIMSS:• Pat, •SAT./;NL.:1•SUN. -IHURS. S:NP.M. LYEEUM we to WWday June 27 -28 -29 -30th EINEMA One Showing Dally at WORLD p.m. ONE ly ■ ONE OF THIS YEAR'S TEN BEST! – TIME MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD NUMiER ONE 'An Impressive and IS NOW NU6NIR�iT RLN st�unning m' 11r4, for � _d_I!tLe 7 .o ?O. +�Y – PLAYBOY "A splendid production TAKE THE KIDS TO S _Douw,� PEOPLE MAGAZINE SEPARATE AOMI4410R , y - FOR EACH I" Wednesday to Saturday One Showing Daily June 27 -28 -29 -30th at 9:00 p.m. Only! ADMITTANCE to ;"'I I IS YEYtS OF Apt Commas SAYE MONEY AT THE MOYI� of This IOFI YYINPBF/G vVRQTARlO T1CKE7S FROM AFM TO SEPT. lila may 1 •7+ CAN SAVE YOU U► TO $2.00 (SW Each) ON AD. It. off." t�dp M.' T ;ION ►RICE TO All CANADIAN MOVIES CARRYING hwr •■- .� Th– 'HALF RACK' SYMBOL All tickets must M sm '•t 1•��I.'�'� da,s.d all th. back. Ontario SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY, JULY 1 - 2 - 3RD One Showing Each Day at 8:00 p.m. Only! hnagine your We hangs by a thread. h wgine your body hangs by a wire. Ini om you're not imagining. 0,P]MV11Wimac IIIIIIIII WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY JULY 4 to 7TH ,1, Sunday to Ashanti at 7:01 WILLIAM DETER BUTTY'S 9 WED.-THURS. 8:00 P.M. FRI., SAT. 7 - 9:00 P.M. III uesday, July 8 - 9 - 10th .M * Exorcist It 9:00 P.M. Slave trading lives todayl r, ' �• ONY two 1W f Cas rescue rel One &w by n e s . VT sr� r Inesday to Saturday July 11 to 14th at 7:00 p.m. Banka; Job at 9:00 p.m. Richard �y Dreyfussi.. ,tournament Golfers will have an op- N1ve■whe• • Private Deteclh•e SIF . contribute to the fight against ... ■,t M /lie ®" �M 1 Shaw, Debbie Clark, Joelle Reavie, Tom Gilmore, Kerry Thursday and Friday, 1-5 p.m. of the Canadian Canew SDCiOy Bray, Julie Nichols, Kelly Hollenbeck, and Julie Cameron. and 6-8 p.m. The daily admission holds a tee -off for the cancer open Absent are Janice King and Leanne Cornwall. sheAe tournament Judy 21. JAR1RI +_ -sea Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 27, 28r, 29, 30 Clint Eastwood Stan in EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE "An Action Crammed Comedy" —ALSO -- ENTER THE DRAGON (Adult Entertainment) —GIANT HOLIDAY SPECIAL— Sunday, July 1 Only 1. ADVENTURES OF A TAXI DRIVER Vk 2. BLOOD OF THE DRAGON 3. SEX RALLY 4. EROTIC 3 S. NIGHT OF ASKARI ADMITTANCE. om . +l,e, a. ,u n outs TMEATRE CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 2 Tuesday and Wednesday July 3, 4 James Stewart, Mickey Rooney and Alice Faye, Starring in TUC MAI --Ir AF s I -E ■na mww Vr u�s»IC —AND— BENJI Children's Admission 25' The Wingham Advance -Times, June 27, 1079—Page la Exeter golf �� Rosemary Gilmore, Kim Rae, Annette Carter, Shell Y recreation department at .357- ,tournament Golfers will have an op- '" lwrtunity to share in the fuq and �y contribute to the fight against swimming pool will be open this cancer when the Exeter bralfx:h Shaw, Debbie Clark, Joelle Reavie, Tom Gilmore, Kerry Thursday and Friday, 1-5 p.m. of the Canadian Canew SDCiOy Bray, Julie Nichols, Kelly Hollenbeck, and Julie Cameron. and 6-8 p.m. The daily admission holds a tee -off for the cancer open Absent are Janice King and Leanne Cornwall. is 50 cents for children 15 years tournament Judy 21. " " v . The event will be ho" a$ anyone over 16. Remember, Exeter's two nine4xde oolsl on. season tickets can be purchased They are located about a mile _ - at the following prices • family, apart and golfers will play a nine -hole round on each. Tbq fee entry Wingham has now won six and lost four gomfses in th 1 -too - G tPfrom The seas s on tickets are Valid is 820 and this includbs green June to Sept. 4. Wayne Wane Brown 36 55 .577 - fees, banquet and prizes. Ken Saxton 13 28 .462 Monday, July 2. The pla•, ,... I Jim Inwood 27 44 .613 Golfers will compete in three program should be: Very exciting Jerry Edwards 28 42 .666 this year with many special fhgW based on their handicaps WEDNESDAY MEN'S TEAM INTERCLUB CLASH minor" and major events. The theme for the weekly special • and the first 100 entrants wtll be events will be: Holiday Week, •571 Frank Heard 12 39 .307 Bruce golfers each from Walkerton, tornado warnings with expected Goderich Kincnrdi„e and �` accepted. Entrlez can be mailed Foxton t 8 ap !6' 1106 Brandon 18 38 arrival time between 7 and 8 no • Wingham take off in a shotgun pan Pioneer Week. This should be a to Bob Forrest, Box 463, Exeter - fewer than 23 avid golfers hit the start in intertown action. And very exciting arid' interesting Dave Bender 3 9 333 Organizers had hoped to have program. For further in - Bob Gavreluk 2 3 666 Fred Sgambati on hand for the formation phone 357-1208. event, but the veteran CBC sports ideas golfing weather and the the points were added it turned This week's ball games at the announcer has been forced to competition was the keenest yet. out to be one of the closest parks are as follows: decline due to his personal battle No fewer than three teams, the cam titions in ears with onl J h- Of t k with the disease. 'uLL Recreation Report M, IO\\It ,1t\,\11111 ae. Iwnr This is the final reminder for everyone to register for the July swimming program. If anyone has not registered and wishes to JUVENILE SHOW CORPS—After finishing fourth at the do so please contact the Hamilton city championships this group took fi?st at the - Rosemary Gilmore, Kim Rae, Annette Carter, Shell Y recreation department at .357- Guelph city championships and second at the Metro Toronto Tolton, Brenda Zimmerman, Debbie Edgar, Leanne Shaw, 1208. The Wingham Centennial corps champlon;Ships. Eight of them also form the Copa Angela Wail and Kerrie Taylor. The front row has Terry swimming pool will be open this Cabana Dancers group, which took second at both the Shaw, Debbie Clark, Joelle Reavie, Tom Gilmore, Kerry Thursday and Friday, 1-5 p.m. Guelph and Toronto events. In the back row are Heidi Bray, Julie Nichols, Kelly Hollenbeck, and Julie Cameron. and 6-8 p.m. The daily admission Robertson, Brenda Gaunt, Kelly Anderson, Lisa Ritchie, Absent are Janice King and Leanne Cornwall. is 50 cents for children 15 years and younger and one dollar for Brophy teamlhreshes DublinTHE anyone over 16. Remember, season tickets can be purchased The Wingham Brophy Slow Pitch team defeated Dublin 22-6. Doug Fox- _ - at the following prices • family, ton hit 2 home runs and Wayne Brown had one. $25 X25; adult, ;17; teen, 815; Child, Wingham has now won six and lost four gomfses in th 1 -too - G tPfrom The seas s on tickets are Valid At But Pleague, June to Sept. 4. Wayne Wane Brown 36 55 .577 - Playgrounds '79 will begin Ken Saxton 13 28 .462 Monday, July 2. The pla•, ,... I Jim Inwood 27 44 .613 BAG program should be: Very exciting Jerry Edwards 28 42 .666 this year with many special Ted Brewster 20 35 .571 Bob Foxton 17 37 .459 WEDNESDAY MEN'S TEAM INTERCLUB CLASH minor" and major events. The theme for the weekly special Bill Robinson 15 27 555 Larry Lane 20 35 Sunday afternoon saw 10 Although the radio forecast events will be: Holiday Week, •571 Frank Heard 12 39 .307 Bruce golfers each from Walkerton, tornado warnings with expected Goderich Kincnrdi„e and �` When t rot Lu, My wo rsauit_ —n --c Egs, Once U a Time and Foxton t 8 ap !6' 1106 Brandon 18 38 arrival time between 7 and 8 no • Wingham take off in a shotgun pan Pioneer Week. This should be a .473 Gard Welwood 14 29 482 fewer than 23 avid golfers hit the start in intertown action. And very exciting arid' interesting Dave Bender 3 9 333 tee offs. The first couple of holes action it was indeed. When the program. For further in - Bob Gavreluk 2 3 666 for some were wet, then it turned final putt found its way home and formation phone 357-1208. Bruce Machan 0 0 •Opp ideas golfing weather and the the points were added it turned This week's ball games at the Tom Robinson 0 6 •000 competition was the keenest yet. out to be one of the closest parks are as follows: Lynn Hickey 0 0 .000 No fewer than three teams, the cam titions in ears with onl J h- Of t k F MOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:30 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT UU$X For Information Phone: T � t� 434-7030 /V 7V WV • s -e'— .� DRIVE-IN THEATRE LIMITED BEECH STREET-CLINTON NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK PLAYING THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY JUNE 28-29-30 Special Admission for Walt Disney Program Adults ..........,,'3.00 Children under 12 ... 50' Pre-Schoolers ...... FREE +�WLAM sM ws>L --ars. IIIt� Jr, — PLUS — the str-m cut6p 8psae 1. "Schizo" 2 "Satan's Slaves" rota., 3. ''The Teasers"" 4. House of 1, 000asur Ple es,, • ns,a o.o STARTS MONDAY, JULY 2 TO SATURDAY, JULY 7 - 6 BIG NIGHTS IV at ADULT ENTERTAINMENT — PLUS 2ND FEATURE -- "ONE ON ONE" Starring Robby Ronson &&K riTJRTAINMENT Charcoal is made by slowly burning wood while restricting ?, the supply of oxygen. LAST HIGNT JUNE 24th 1101 o•rlce OPINs 11:40 P.M. SMO.ITIMI •�, • " SEX WORLD STARTS FRI. JUNE 2+ ` • 1 r' ,1 e ' "PLUS" TME ARE THE ARMES OF THE NIGHT Down-Towners, Bob Foxton BP and Lloyds, ended up tied for top spot and each picked up five points. There was another tie for third spot between CKNX and Western Foundry and, rounding out the teams, Ruttan's Raiders with papa Bob missing picked up one point. __^'� Dow-lkdgar continued in fine form with a 36 for low gross while fellow teammate Grant Coultes took low net with a 25. Standings after three weeks are: Down-Towners, 17; Bob Foxton BP, 14; Lloyd's 101,2; Western Foundry, 81/2; Ruttan's Raiders, 7; CKNX, 6 Come on CKNX, lets get more members out! And by the way, Ross Hamilton sure puts faith in CKNX weather forecasts as with the first drops of rain on the third hole he picked up his ball and headed for home. If he had completed the round his team might have picked up more points. SUNDAY MORNING ACTION As early as 8 a.m. they were on the tee ready to go with more than 50 participating. Jim Henderson picked up the low net (after deducting the hidden hole) of 31. Other prize winners were members Dave McGee and John Kennedy and guest Scott McLean. Wingham Industrial wi�v STANDING. as of June 24. G W L P ADDED Businessmen 6 6 0 12 SUNDAY ONLY Police 6 4 2 8 _ DUSK to DAWN Burke McLeod s 4 2 s Teachers 6 3 3 6 y Slush Puppies 6 3 3 6 ! r T. Tavern 6 2 4 4 _ Belgrave 6 1 5 2 .1 Foundry 6 1 5 2 Tartan Award. nominations //,•.._ • 111111111111�I11E111111,1,1�1Nt1` are sought .III„ ' 1 The Bruce County Women's PLUS Institute Tartan Awards are up for competition again.. Each organization in the County is invited to submit the names of people between the ages of 16 and 30 who have earned some recognition during the year for achievements in the areas of agriculture and community betterment. tie 3 Application forms can be ob- tained from Tartan represen- tatives or Mrs. Ken McKinnon, RR 3, Port Elgin; 832-15359. The dkadline for submissions is Sep'. � • I ,a,w tfw,rU 1,M.U,.1 "' M"-•'"' 15. REASON TO SMILE—Tom Gllmgre of Lucknow has good 1! The Tartan Awards are reason to smile. He Is the Ontario Junior boys' soloist fEli1lB sponsored each year by the champion for the fourth consecutive season. Tom is one of f 1'•"M' Tartan committee in Bruce �•wstels—s ttt•..t"'"`• County three boys who twirl In the Wingham Canadette Corps. t- y y six points separating the top and hottom teams. Local team members can puff out their chests as champs with 48 points, followed by Kincardine with 46%, Walkerton, 43% and Goderich, 42. Low gross with a 71 went to our own Jim Henderson, who also took the honors for the longest drive. Low net went to Dane Kirkconnell with a 62. Closest to the pin on no. 5 was Bill Bell of Kincardine, but understand Bill had trouble getting the ball the final couple of feet into the hole. Was that three or four you recorded on that hole, Bill? Our team came up great. Also taking home prizes were the team captain, Jim Griffith, and our Clinton connection, George Divok, as well as that pair of fine rookies on our roster, Joe Skelding and Rob Grove. Well done boys. Standings to date: Kincardine Sandbaggers, 105; Walkerton, 971/2; Wingham, 82; Goderich, 7512. osep the Yee par - Thursday, Midget girls vs. Belmore at 6:30 and Brophy slow pitch vs. Brodhagen at 8:30. Sunday, Ladies' Intermediate baseball at 4 p.m.- Monday, slow pitch with Businessmen vs. Slushpuppies at 7 and Turnberry vs. Belgrave at 9. Tuesday, men's fastball vs. Lucknow at 8:30. Wednesday, slow pitch with the Foundry vs. Burke -McLeod at 7 and the Police vs. the Teachers at 9. Riverside ball park: Bantam boys vs- Walkerton at 6:30 Thursday and Tykes vs. Goderich at 6:30 Wednesday. Water skiing is fun and exciting, but remember the other fellow- Stay clear of swimming areas, fishermen, piers and divers. The Canada Safety Council advises that there must be an extra rider in the tow boat to keep the,skier under constant observation.