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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-07-18, Page 1311 S ' wwRl waa irnmust weissisy, Tilwsi�t, f.ir.y, swwvy, mee*, elld Today XILT 111, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 'The Entertainment Smash of the `Season - GREASE With John Trovolto and Olivia Newton -John — PLUS — John Travolto & Karen Gorney in SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (Adult Entertainment) ■ - -- ----- -- -- a.. The Advance Times, July 18, 1979—Page 18 A, SON. SAO r.M. LNITOWEL ATNL/TICS 1 , IVS M CENTURY WELDING (A),OSE/NINS ST. PARK 11:00 NOON SAT. 'S, RIVERSIDE PARK • k WIND RESISTANCE Open windows increase wind resistance by creating drag. If the outdoor temperatures per- mit, use flow-through ventilation. If heating or cooling is needed, use a moderate setting. BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:36 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK For lnfornmtlon Phone: �� 4i2-7030 /Ir 11[_�7_6RIVE-IN THEATRE LIMITED BEECH STREET-CLINTON PLAYING WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, JULY 18-19-20 VMLCON1111- SAM It 1 "X FROM WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS .. TECHNICOLOR® Z"', O ,on way °rte..-opxrgNs WALT DISKY 1 WHERE MYSTERIOUS THINGS HAPPEN Irlm 1ECHIIIC01.011i' a ron w.n on er o oa.teo.. SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR THE WALT DISNEY PROGRAM: Adults 13.00; Children Under 12 50' Pre-schoolers Free PLAYING SATURDAY TO TUESDAY JULY 21, 22, 23, 24 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS 2ND FEATURE NOTHING can keep out...THE EVICTORS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WARNING: Some scenes may be frightening for children STARTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 / r r MOP rr �\ IN THE 25th CEFyi-URY °o - ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS 2ND FEATURE: ELLEN BURSTYN AND ALAN ALDA IN "SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR" s ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Warning: Dialogue and content not suitable for children NOTE: COMPLIMENTARY PASSES NOT VALID FOR "BUCK ROGERS" a "SAME TIME" ADDED FEATURE A rmw a xnedg h1AAr hom the aeokxs Of "SIMAr 9reok" Goldie Hawn Chelvw Chase NMT 1 600toicN AT CONCESSION RD • PHONE SN 99A( WROXETER SOFTBALL'S' WINNERS—This team from ster, Grant Coultes, John L:eltch, Ben Blackwell, Douglas Wingham won the 'B' championship trophy at the Wroxeter Leitch, Joe Tiffin (coach); back row, Bob Armstrong, Mike Softball Tournament in Wroxeter Park Sunday night. Team Montgomery, Ed Daer, Keith Elston, Bob Pegg, Doug members are, from left, front row, Bruce Skinn, Len Sang- Petteplace, Neil Bleman, Rick Jackiin, Doug Neil. Wroxeter tourney a success TSE The third annual Wroxeter pnonship went to Wingham who Baseball Tournament eld this defeated Wroxeter 12-0. past weekend at the Wtoxeter Vince Mullin of Chepstow was Park is the most successful one to named the Most Valuable Pit - date. cher, Wayne Leachman .of . Attracting a total of 16 men's Belmore, the Most Valuable BAG softball teams, the tournament Player; Ripley, the Most Sport- had over 1,000 paid admissions. A smanlike team, and Randy spokesman for the Wroxeter Douglas of the Howick JuniorsCENTENNIAL TOURNAMENT Henderson continue to dominate Parks Board which sponsored the received the trophy for the most Golfers wearing long johns, the action with the low gross event said the tournament runs batted in. gloves and a wide variety of score. The other Prize whiners "should show a handsome Participating in the tour- toques hit the golf courseit')�h a were Rob Grove and, Doug profit". nament were teams from bitterly cold June Saturday for Penner. Despite hot, humid Chepstow won the 'A' cham- Chepstow, Teeswater, Ripley, the CKNX centennial two ball weather there was. a good turnout pionship trophy, defeating Blyth, Walton, Clifford, Ayton, foursome. Sixty-four golfers with nearly all coming in for Belmore 8-2 in the final game'on Belmore, Goderich, Bluevale, participated. breakfast wet with sweat. Sunday night. The 'B' chain- `Wingham, Wroxeter, Moorefield, The team of Betty Walker and JUNIOR GOLFERS Harriston. Bil Johnston walked off with top TO GET HELP print with a nine hole score of 48. Every Monday at 2 p.m. Betty • girls One stroke behind were Sheila Walker and Doug Neil 'have JuVee a e Cameron and Steve Cruickshank, volunteered to aid in helping with Harvey and Nancy Fisher with golfers in all phases of taking third spot. golf, including the use of each on winning s t _ rack Out of town visitors id club and golf etiquette. PaW and Cecilia Doig andnd Noel This 15 Offered free to all ]unlOi The Wingham and Shirley Courtice of Chatham, mems - Juvenile .girls' girls to the championship game Liz Warren and John Thompson POLICE TOURNEY ball team had three wins last on Sunday when they met Dublin. of Burlington, Pat and Tom- Police tournament director Ed week, downing Belmore, Wingham got the fust run of the Turbitt and Ken and Ruth Dae' deserves a lot of credit for a Teeswater and Cargill, game in the bottom of the fourth ur:E..T.;.,�,,.. of T :stowei c.Iann lot.nf Efforthe out.iintoarQa mmW 'The girl!; defeated Belmore 18-8 inning, but Dublin exploded for..e.......,... Williams from I;onaon, Jack the event. in a game July 10. The game was five runs in the top of the . fifth. Walker of Goderich, Barry Smith There were some unusual shots tied at the end of the seventh Wingham got a run back in the from London and Harvey and and scores. One of the local boys inning 8-8, but Wingham ex- fifth but Dublin added one more Nancy Fisher of Kitchener. in blue malnaged to get his ball off ploded in the eighth and hit in 10 in the seventh and ended the WEDNESDAY NIGHT the first tee at a 90 -degree angle runs to finish the _game. game 6-2. MEN'S GOLF to ding the Molson's truck. TIhe next game played in Sheila Walker and Esther There's real competition and a Another policeman managed to Wingham was against TI'eswater Nethery each had three home lot of fun in Wednesday night golf come in with a second nine score July 12. Wingham started out runs in the tournament. Walker, activities. of 109. well with five runs in the first the pitcher for Wingham, played In July 4 action Ross Hamilton The prize table was second to inning and five more in the third. well in all the games, both bat- took low gross with a 39. Low net none, as even a poor score meant The final score for the game was ting and pitching, and for this she winners. were Larry Cerson, a good prize. Best score of the 13-3. won the trophy as most valuable George Skinn, Paul Moody and day was recorded by Mark The team played again the player of the tournament. Richard Ohm. Jodrey of Durham with a 73 and following day, but Friday the 13th In July 11 play, visitor Neil Jim Henderson was on his heels wasn't unlucky for Wingham as it Lown bowlers McCormack showed locals how with 74. defeated Cargill 20-3. Wingham j to play the course and recorded a MEN'S INTERCLUB had a slow start but by the fourth Compete for fine 3.6 for low gross prize. Despite hot weather at home inning really got Ithe bats Richard Ohm nosed out fellow the Wingham team journeyed to swinging and got 12 runs.Edlghoffer trophy team-mate Bob Ruttan for low Kincardine for the third interclub The next home game is this The Wingham Lawn Bowling net. Other low net prize winners match of the season and found Thursday, July1`9, at 6:30 against Club held its ladies trebles were Dr. John Chong Ping and he weather a little more Durham' Rae Robinson. 'bearable at the lakeshore. he Js par- On July 7 the Juvenile girlcompetition for the Edighoffer travelled to un to Trophy July 11 at 1:30 p.m. Nine The standings to date are: In all 10 foursomes the com- p teams entered, including entries Downtowners, 24; Foundry, 19; petition was keen and when a red- ticipate in a tournament. They Bob Foxton BP, 10; Ruttan's faced Al Played their first eine at g from Lucknow, Seaforth, Paisley Fry of host Kincardine g and Goderich. Raiders, 17; Lloyd's 14 and club announced the standingsfor Saturday morning against Clavering. Wingham started out First prize and the trophy were CKNX 12. ee day, it was Kincardine 65.5, with ing bats, won by the team skipped by Nora SUNDAY MORNING PLAY Wingham tied in second with ng getting five Finnigan, with Ethel Day as vice Sunday morning golf and Walkerton with 41.5 and Goderich runs in the first inning, and went skip and with Hastings lead. breakfast is catching orr with as Sunset bringing up the rear with on to win the game 27-10. In Second prize went to the team many as 70 golfers hitting the 31.5 points. the •afternoon game Wingham met Clinton. The iris skipped by Yvonne McPherson, local links. Ted Hnatkowski of Kincardine g had a slow start, giving up four with Kay Murray and,. Millie On Sunday July 8 the low gross was in pro form as he recorded no winner was Bob Greer of less then eight threes in the 18 runs in the second inning,but of Walsh. Third prize went to the g g their bats going by the third and Edith Argyle rink from Goderich Lucknow with a score of 31. Low holes and came in with a 72. Bill never looked back, winning the while fourth prize went to net winners were Don Edgar, Bell of Kincardine took second game 24-5. another local rink skipped by Larry Carson and Paul Kenyon; low gross with a 76 and Jim These two wins advanced the Ruth Duffy with Amy Edwards the youngest player of the day. Henderson captured third with a and Reta Haselgrove. Sunday July 15 saw Jim 77. �. Kincardine's Horst Steininger s recorded the longest drive and the low net with a 65. Harper .> n English had a 65 net and Don Rae had a 68 and won low net prizes. Harper English led the local 11C � ��,�, � team with 8.5 of a possible nine points. Don Rae picked up 7.5 r points and Rob Grove and Bill 4. r, Johnston each managed seven `' t points. Bill Kerr was back in X form with 6.5 points. Though Kincardine has pretty well cinched the top spot, Wingham is confident it can wrap e '�` w+►� ' �" up second place with the last Al ' event at Goderich Sunset. Don Rae and Brian Sikora came to the team's rescue to r ? replace missing team members. - SHORT PUTTS Bernie x . w Haines, one of the newer golfers, has been golfing for only a month J or so but has recorded a nine hole score of 40 .... and wasn't that quite a surprise for Lorne Hamilton July 4, when he got a two tart birthday cake complete with candle and his team-mates, led by 'Little 11119ghie', sang Happy Birthday .... Rod Grove and his dad Lee had quite a match "with each putting extra pressure on the other. At the end PRESENTS CHAMBERS TROPHY—Gary Chambers presents the Chambers trophy for of the nine holes both recorded the Wroxeter Basebal I Tournament 'B' champions to Grant Coultes of the Wingham team. their best rounds ever. Rob shot a Wingham defeated Wroxeter 12-0 In the 'B' championship game In Wroxeter Sunday very fine 40, but didn't get the night. The team also received a cheque for 1200. exact score pe Grove had. D R IIx 1110rlilZ'll TOWMAIAW Jixr 21, Jl� p), I�LIL 1111"Y Ila (A) IItNSA1 pMR01A0 Mum , Auk. W NA1NIs�atla (A)I:M/.M. SgOIALgE. , wmmmvmoim Vs IA)C.CA.LOCAL NNS (S) &441 PAL %WAAL SAT. (A) A'M PAR. ­AIk ANNNNNSALTY ' nue WS I AO P.Mk I (S) SLLNIM PLAPIPISS CONSOLATION AMAAL SAT. WAVMI'S NMA i(A) *06"A IsSMSN I (S) I:M P.M 10:15 A.M. SAT. (A) S:M►.M. N. ImuYY Vs Sur. (S) CLARKS ROAOALITO (A)1:10 P.m IAO A.M. SAT. LONDON C.P. RAIL Vs ... (A) PINKNRTON FLYINS I 11.00 NOON SAI (A) S:M ►.M. a.. The Advance Times, July 18, 1979—Page 18 A, SON. SAO r.M. LNITOWEL ATNL/TICS 1 , IVS M CENTURY WELDING (A),OSE/NINS ST. PARK 11:00 NOON SAT. 'S, RIVERSIDE PARK • k WIND RESISTANCE Open windows increase wind resistance by creating drag. If the outdoor temperatures per- mit, use flow-through ventilation. If heating or cooling is needed, use a moderate setting. BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:36 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK For lnfornmtlon Phone: �� 4i2-7030 /Ir 11[_�7_6RIVE-IN THEATRE LIMITED BEECH STREET-CLINTON PLAYING WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, JULY 18-19-20 VMLCON1111- SAM It 1 "X FROM WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS .. TECHNICOLOR® Z"', O ,on way °rte..-opxrgNs WALT DISKY 1 WHERE MYSTERIOUS THINGS HAPPEN Irlm 1ECHIIIC01.011i' a ron w.n on er o oa.teo.. SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR THE WALT DISNEY PROGRAM: Adults 13.00; Children Under 12 50' Pre-schoolers Free PLAYING SATURDAY TO TUESDAY JULY 21, 22, 23, 24 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS 2ND FEATURE NOTHING can keep out...THE EVICTORS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WARNING: Some scenes may be frightening for children STARTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 / r r MOP rr �\ IN THE 25th CEFyi-URY °o - ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS 2ND FEATURE: ELLEN BURSTYN AND ALAN ALDA IN "SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR" s ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Warning: Dialogue and content not suitable for children NOTE: COMPLIMENTARY PASSES NOT VALID FOR "BUCK ROGERS" a "SAME TIME" ADDED FEATURE A rmw a xnedg h1AAr hom the aeokxs Of "SIMAr 9reok" Goldie Hawn Chelvw Chase NMT 1 600toicN AT CONCESSION RD • PHONE SN 99A( WROXETER SOFTBALL'S' WINNERS—This team from ster, Grant Coultes, John L:eltch, Ben Blackwell, Douglas Wingham won the 'B' championship trophy at the Wroxeter Leitch, Joe Tiffin (coach); back row, Bob Armstrong, Mike Softball Tournament in Wroxeter Park Sunday night. Team Montgomery, Ed Daer, Keith Elston, Bob Pegg, Doug members are, from left, front row, Bruce Skinn, Len Sang- Petteplace, Neil Bleman, Rick Jackiin, Doug Neil. Wroxeter tourney a success TSE The third annual Wroxeter pnonship went to Wingham who Baseball Tournament eld this defeated Wroxeter 12-0. past weekend at the Wtoxeter Vince Mullin of Chepstow was Park is the most successful one to named the Most Valuable Pit - date. cher, Wayne Leachman .of . Attracting a total of 16 men's Belmore, the Most Valuable BAG softball teams, the tournament Player; Ripley, the Most Sport- had over 1,000 paid admissions. A smanlike team, and Randy spokesman for the Wroxeter Douglas of the Howick JuniorsCENTENNIAL TOURNAMENT Henderson continue to dominate Parks Board which sponsored the received the trophy for the most Golfers wearing long johns, the action with the low gross event said the tournament runs batted in. gloves and a wide variety of score. The other Prize whiners "should show a handsome Participating in the tour- toques hit the golf courseit')�h a were Rob Grove and, Doug profit". nament were teams from bitterly cold June Saturday for Penner. Despite hot, humid Chepstow won the 'A' cham- Chepstow, Teeswater, Ripley, the CKNX centennial two ball weather there was. a good turnout pionship trophy, defeating Blyth, Walton, Clifford, Ayton, foursome. Sixty-four golfers with nearly all coming in for Belmore 8-2 in the final game'on Belmore, Goderich, Bluevale, participated. breakfast wet with sweat. Sunday night. The 'B' chain- `Wingham, Wroxeter, Moorefield, The team of Betty Walker and JUNIOR GOLFERS Harriston. Bil Johnston walked off with top TO GET HELP print with a nine hole score of 48. Every Monday at 2 p.m. Betty • girls One stroke behind were Sheila Walker and Doug Neil 'have JuVee a e Cameron and Steve Cruickshank, volunteered to aid in helping with Harvey and Nancy Fisher with golfers in all phases of taking third spot. golf, including the use of each on winning s t _ rack Out of town visitors id club and golf etiquette. PaW and Cecilia Doig andnd Noel This 15 Offered free to all ]unlOi The Wingham and Shirley Courtice of Chatham, mems - Juvenile .girls' girls to the championship game Liz Warren and John Thompson POLICE TOURNEY ball team had three wins last on Sunday when they met Dublin. of Burlington, Pat and Tom- Police tournament director Ed week, downing Belmore, Wingham got the fust run of the Turbitt and Ken and Ruth Dae' deserves a lot of credit for a Teeswater and Cargill, game in the bottom of the fourth ur:E..T.;.,�,,.. of T :stowei c.Iann lot.nf Efforthe out.iintoarQa mmW 'The girl!; defeated Belmore 18-8 inning, but Dublin exploded for..e.......,... Williams from I;onaon, Jack the event. in a game July 10. The game was five runs in the top of the . fifth. Walker of Goderich, Barry Smith There were some unusual shots tied at the end of the seventh Wingham got a run back in the from London and Harvey and and scores. One of the local boys inning 8-8, but Wingham ex- fifth but Dublin added one more Nancy Fisher of Kitchener. in blue malnaged to get his ball off ploded in the eighth and hit in 10 in the seventh and ended the WEDNESDAY NIGHT the first tee at a 90 -degree angle runs to finish the _game. game 6-2. MEN'S GOLF to ding the Molson's truck. TIhe next game played in Sheila Walker and Esther There's real competition and a Another policeman managed to Wingham was against TI'eswater Nethery each had three home lot of fun in Wednesday night golf come in with a second nine score July 12. Wingham started out runs in the tournament. Walker, activities. of 109. well with five runs in the first the pitcher for Wingham, played In July 4 action Ross Hamilton The prize table was second to inning and five more in the third. well in all the games, both bat- took low gross with a 39. Low net none, as even a poor score meant The final score for the game was ting and pitching, and for this she winners. were Larry Cerson, a good prize. Best score of the 13-3. won the trophy as most valuable George Skinn, Paul Moody and day was recorded by Mark The team played again the player of the tournament. Richard Ohm. Jodrey of Durham with a 73 and following day, but Friday the 13th In July 11 play, visitor Neil Jim Henderson was on his heels wasn't unlucky for Wingham as it Lown bowlers McCormack showed locals how with 74. defeated Cargill 20-3. Wingham j to play the course and recorded a MEN'S INTERCLUB had a slow start but by the fourth Compete for fine 3.6 for low gross prize. Despite hot weather at home inning really got Ithe bats Richard Ohm nosed out fellow the Wingham team journeyed to swinging and got 12 runs.Edlghoffer trophy team-mate Bob Ruttan for low Kincardine for the third interclub The next home game is this The Wingham Lawn Bowling net. Other low net prize winners match of the season and found Thursday, July1`9, at 6:30 against Club held its ladies trebles were Dr. John Chong Ping and he weather a little more Durham' Rae Robinson. 'bearable at the lakeshore. he Js par- On July 7 the Juvenile girlcompetition for the Edighoffer travelled to un to Trophy July 11 at 1:30 p.m. Nine The standings to date are: In all 10 foursomes the com- p teams entered, including entries Downtowners, 24; Foundry, 19; petition was keen and when a red- ticipate in a tournament. They Bob Foxton BP, 10; Ruttan's faced Al Played their first eine at g from Lucknow, Seaforth, Paisley Fry of host Kincardine g and Goderich. Raiders, 17; Lloyd's 14 and club announced the standingsfor Saturday morning against Clavering. Wingham started out First prize and the trophy were CKNX 12. ee day, it was Kincardine 65.5, with ing bats, won by the team skipped by Nora SUNDAY MORNING PLAY Wingham tied in second with ng getting five Finnigan, with Ethel Day as vice Sunday morning golf and Walkerton with 41.5 and Goderich runs in the first inning, and went skip and with Hastings lead. breakfast is catching orr with as Sunset bringing up the rear with on to win the game 27-10. In Second prize went to the team many as 70 golfers hitting the 31.5 points. the •afternoon game Wingham met Clinton. The iris skipped by Yvonne McPherson, local links. Ted Hnatkowski of Kincardine g had a slow start, giving up four with Kay Murray and,. Millie On Sunday July 8 the low gross was in pro form as he recorded no winner was Bob Greer of less then eight threes in the 18 runs in the second inning,but of Walsh. Third prize went to the g g their bats going by the third and Edith Argyle rink from Goderich Lucknow with a score of 31. Low holes and came in with a 72. Bill never looked back, winning the while fourth prize went to net winners were Don Edgar, Bell of Kincardine took second game 24-5. another local rink skipped by Larry Carson and Paul Kenyon; low gross with a 76 and Jim These two wins advanced the Ruth Duffy with Amy Edwards the youngest player of the day. Henderson captured third with a and Reta Haselgrove. Sunday July 15 saw Jim 77. �. Kincardine's Horst Steininger s recorded the longest drive and the low net with a 65. Harper .> n English had a 65 net and Don Rae had a 68 and won low net prizes. Harper English led the local 11C � ��,�, � team with 8.5 of a possible nine points. Don Rae picked up 7.5 r points and Rob Grove and Bill 4. r, Johnston each managed seven `' t points. Bill Kerr was back in X form with 6.5 points. Though Kincardine has pretty well cinched the top spot, Wingham is confident it can wrap e '�` w+►� ' �" up second place with the last Al ' event at Goderich Sunset. Don Rae and Brian Sikora came to the team's rescue to r ? replace missing team members. - SHORT PUTTS Bernie x . w Haines, one of the newer golfers, has been golfing for only a month J or so but has recorded a nine hole score of 40 .... and wasn't that quite a surprise for Lorne Hamilton July 4, when he got a two tart birthday cake complete with candle and his team-mates, led by 'Little 11119ghie', sang Happy Birthday .... Rod Grove and his dad Lee had quite a match "with each putting extra pressure on the other. At the end PRESENTS CHAMBERS TROPHY—Gary Chambers presents the Chambers trophy for of the nine holes both recorded the Wroxeter Basebal I Tournament 'B' champions to Grant Coultes of the Wingham team. their best rounds ever. Rob shot a Wingham defeated Wroxeter 12-0 In the 'B' championship game In Wroxeter Sunday very fine 40, but didn't get the night. The team also received a cheque for 1200. exact score pe Grove had. D R