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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-08-15, Page 15Recreation Report BY RENNIE ALEXANDER Rec. Director A. Rollerskating is back in full There will be a Red Cross swing again every Saturday and water safety leader course at the Wednesday, 8 to 10:30 p.m. Come Wingham Centennial Pool out and join in the fun. All it costs Monday, Aug. 27, to Friday, Aug. is 75 cents. Listen to the latest 31. The applicants must have hits played by a DJ and you their RLSS bronze award and might win one of the many prizes must be 15 years of age or over on given out each night. The or before Aug. 31. This course is Wingham arena, every Saturday limited to 24 candidates. and Wednesday 8-10:30 p.m., is Registration is on a first-come where fun and friendship go hand first-served basis, with a $25 In hand registration fee. For further information contact the recreation department at 357- 12A1 ' 1 i The ball games at the parks Aug. 16 to 22 are: Josephine x•' 'TIM W046a A&aRWlb ss. Attend 16, low—Pap 15 Street park t' MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Thursday, 6:30 p.m., Juvenile girls; 8:30, Brophy pSlow.m. > in- g' Wroxeter Personals Friday, 8:50 p.m., In- %„ termediate fastball. e Rw • * * Sunday 4 p.m., Intermediate , -rte : _ _ Mrs. George Griffith, Miss spent -a few days at the home of ladies fastball vs. Formosa. Margaret Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Monday, 7 and 9 p.m., In- ', r y ` Y f ' �'� Glenn McKercher, Mr. and Mrs. Higgins. f dustsjpl slow pitch.John McKercher of Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs, Allan Griffith7, "; �y Wednesday, 7 and 9 p.m., In- Mrs Rhoda McKercher, Clinton, enjoyed a tour to Tobermory, . dustrial slow pitch. Thursday, Friday, Saturday L yr ht h Mr. and Mrs. WallaceNixon, crossingon the M. S. Chi - Riverside r August 16, 17, to Rlveuside ball park <kf s � �,� Fordwich, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cheemaun to South Baymouth on Thursday, �,�,g '° 9� s FY Larsen of Walkerton were Wednesday. Burt Reynolds and Selly Fields Y+ 6:50 p.m., Bantam 'A�"f ,8x y Nr Star in boys vs. Hanover. y ,_€ A/5 '' R £ ' W guests- Wednesday gues of Mr. and Guests d the weekend ednesda iu�uig SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT Friday, 6:30 p.m., Pee Wee r '� Y f 'y r y Mrs. Ron Larsen of Sarnia at with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marks boys �,� x Port El to attend a birthday —ALSO— vs y Stn Y were Mrs. Elaine McIntee who is GRAY LADY DOWN Sunday, 1 p.m., Tykes. ',y`i,�� s w �z partyin honor of little Heather on vacation, Edith and Oliver Larsen. Grigg, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Tom With £;>'y / , y y % a 3 s Powell and family, , Kitchene,Weekend guests with Mr. andCharlton Heston 8 David Carradine Mrs. Mac Allan were their Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer and(Adult Entertainment) Belgrave•■IS y �; `P,y family, Mr. and Mrs. George family, London, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, August 19 Only end boll season t<f-. ¢°' . "°' „�; £h �; y'. �" Allan, David and Sara of Sarnia, Dave Marks and family, Stanley 3{ ��` n �,{ y y� Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allan and Marks and Steve Brussels. 1. HARD UNDP x.; 'ter s N } Heather, Toronto. y' 2. PLAY MATES BELGRAVE—The Belgrave <° a �' r t� girls p sq ,`ur ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Brian Manuel, Wroxeter residents welcome Pee Wee is have completed �x � " � z 5 � �'`°'.°., km � .•' 3. SEDUCTION OF INGA their first year in the Tri-CCounty , % ' q A % fw 4' y s u z 1 _ �f Seaforth, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Baitley, Tania Softball Association. They were s•L y: M'j' their uncle and aunt, Mr. and and Angela to the village. They ADMl11ANCt }� Z y ohm defeated two games to one in the �r%�{yam ',s<' ,� Mrs. Allan Griffith. reside in the former Ye Olde la off series against Belmore. P Y g : r Mrs. Bruce Chambers and her Church Decor Shoppe. Following their final game in=�Y mother, Mrs. William Wade, Weekend guests with Mr. and Belmore on Wednesday night all ' " visited last week with Mrs. John Mrs. Ken Galbraith were Mr. and Monday, Tuesday,weilnesday, the girls and their mothers WATER SURVIVAL—Carl Lee teaches a group of eight to weeds while swimming. Enjoying the lesson and the chance Campbell in Thamesville and Mrs. Irvin Just, Marathon, August 20, 21, gathered at the home of Alison 12 -year-olds survival techniques in the water. The children to be in the pool were Katherine Procter, Jeff Tolton, Tom also with George Cooper at Ontario; Miss Joanne :rust, THE WIZ Coultes for a barbeque. Denise were swimming fully dressed as he taught them what to do Greenall, Kim Laidlaw, Marianne Malda, Gerda Versteeg Chatham Hospital. Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nethery and Donna Higgins if they accidently tumble into the water or are caught In and Terry Harkness. Mrs. Cliff Marks and Mrs. Guy, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Pryor ors and presented Mrs. Muriel Coultes Elaine McIntee spent a couple of Merton Brown; Sharon and —and Mrs. Isabel Elston with gifts days at Tobermory and South Vickie, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. SKATEBOARD for beim their coaches Ba mouth, crossingon the Chi- Jim Galbraith, London; Clark (Adult Entertainment) throughout• the summer. Both Barbeque tickets ti Cheemaun. They sited friends and Keith Galbraith. Goderit+ coaches expressed their thanks B a n /� �� ■ ■ �' at F erndaie enroute home. Mrs. Margaret Adams, Mr. to the girls. are seilin test I H Mr. and Mrs. Ken Galbraith and Mrs. Allan Adams and - - - - - - BPs eliminate Palmerston -, in OASA f astba 11 pl WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY In the first round of OASA error and a single. [INE Intermediate C fastball com- The BPs scored once in the FRI-SAT. AT 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. petition the Wingham BPs fourth and twice in each of the defeated Palmerston 7-1 Monday seventh and eighth innings. night to win the best -of -three Besides the two home runs Grant series in two straight games. Coulter had three singles to In the first game last Thursday break out of a p■ iloWed `w-•tticg ALAN `� night Ed Daer threw a one -hitter slump. SINNIAT-MIMAT-TUESDAT While Len Sangster and Bill Wingham will now play FUME PRMM COIN' SOUTH 9:00 P.M. GRA I I Brown each hit home runs to lead Meaford in the next round. The j RRICANE Wingham to a 5-0 victory. Daer BPs travel to Meaford Wed - had a perfect game until the nesday night while game two in ninth inning when Palmerston the series will be back in got two runners on base with an Wingham Friday night at 9 p.m. Street park t' MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Thursday, 6:30 p.m., Juvenile girls; 8:30, Brophy pSlow.m. > in- g' Wroxeter Personals Friday, 8:50 p.m., In- %„ termediate fastball. e Rw • * * Sunday 4 p.m., Intermediate , -rte : _ _ Mrs. George Griffith, Miss spent -a few days at the home of ladies fastball vs. Formosa. Margaret Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Monday, 7 and 9 p.m., In- ', r y ` Y f ' �'� Glenn McKercher, Mr. and Mrs. Higgins. f dustsjpl slow pitch.John McKercher of Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs, Allan Griffith7, "; �y Wednesday, 7 and 9 p.m., In- Mrs Rhoda McKercher, Clinton, enjoyed a tour to Tobermory, . dustrial slow pitch. Thursday, Friday, Saturday L yr ht h Mr. and Mrs. WallaceNixon, crossingon the M. S. Chi - Riverside r August 16, 17, to Rlveuside ball park <kf s � �,� Fordwich, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cheemaun to South Baymouth on Thursday, �,�,g '° 9� s FY Larsen of Walkerton were Wednesday. Burt Reynolds and Selly Fields Y+ 6:50 p.m., Bantam 'A�"f ,8x y Nr Star in boys vs. Hanover. y ,_€ A/5 '' R £ ' W guests- Wednesday gues of Mr. and Guests d the weekend ednesda iu�uig SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT Friday, 6:30 p.m., Pee Wee r '� Y f 'y r y Mrs. Ron Larsen of Sarnia at with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marks boys �,� x Port El to attend a birthday —ALSO— vs y Stn Y were Mrs. Elaine McIntee who is GRAY LADY DOWN Sunday, 1 p.m., Tykes. ',y`i,�� s w �z partyin honor of little Heather on vacation, Edith and Oliver Larsen. Grigg, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Tom With £;>'y / , y y % a 3 s Powell and family, , Kitchene,Weekend guests with Mr. andCharlton Heston 8 David Carradine Mrs. Mac Allan were their Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer and(Adult Entertainment) Belgrave•■IS y �; `P,y family, Mr. and Mrs. George family, London, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, August 19 Only end boll season t<f-. ¢°' . "°' „�; £h �; y'. �" Allan, David and Sara of Sarnia, Dave Marks and family, Stanley 3{ ��` n �,{ y y� Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allan and Marks and Steve Brussels. 1. HARD UNDP x.; 'ter s N } Heather, Toronto. y' 2. PLAY MATES BELGRAVE—The Belgrave <° a �' r t� girls p sq ,`ur ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Brian Manuel, Wroxeter residents welcome Pee Wee is have completed �x � " � z 5 � �'`°'.°., km � .•' 3. SEDUCTION OF INGA their first year in the Tri-CCounty , % ' q A % fw 4' y s u z 1 _ �f Seaforth, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Baitley, Tania Softball Association. They were s•L y: M'j' their uncle and aunt, Mr. and and Angela to the village. They ADMl11ANCt }� Z y ohm defeated two games to one in the �r%�{yam ',s<' ,� Mrs. Allan Griffith. reside in the former Ye Olde la off series against Belmore. P Y g : r Mrs. Bruce Chambers and her Church Decor Shoppe. Following their final game in=�Y mother, Mrs. William Wade, Weekend guests with Mr. and Belmore on Wednesday night all ' " visited last week with Mrs. John Mrs. Ken Galbraith were Mr. and Monday, Tuesday,weilnesday, the girls and their mothers WATER SURVIVAL—Carl Lee teaches a group of eight to weeds while swimming. Enjoying the lesson and the chance Campbell in Thamesville and Mrs. Irvin Just, Marathon, August 20, 21, gathered at the home of Alison 12 -year-olds survival techniques in the water. The children to be in the pool were Katherine Procter, Jeff Tolton, Tom also with George Cooper at Ontario; Miss Joanne :rust, THE WIZ Coultes for a barbeque. Denise were swimming fully dressed as he taught them what to do Greenall, Kim Laidlaw, Marianne Malda, Gerda Versteeg Chatham Hospital. Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nethery and Donna Higgins if they accidently tumble into the water or are caught In and Terry Harkness. Mrs. Cliff Marks and Mrs. Guy, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Pryor ors and presented Mrs. Muriel Coultes Elaine McIntee spent a couple of Merton Brown; Sharon and —and Mrs. Isabel Elston with gifts days at Tobermory and South Vickie, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. SKATEBOARD for beim their coaches Ba mouth, crossingon the Chi- Jim Galbraith, London; Clark (Adult Entertainment) throughout• the summer. Both Barbeque tickets ti Cheemaun. They sited friends and Keith Galbraith. Goderit+ coaches expressed their thanks B a n /� �� ■ ■ �' at F erndaie enroute home. Mrs. Margaret Adams, Mr. to the girls. are seilin test I H Mr. and Mrs. Ken Galbraith and Mrs. Allan Adams and - - - - - - WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1630 FOR 24 110411 MOVIE INFdkMATION LYCEUM WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY AUGUST 15-16.17-18 TH [INE WED-THURS AT 8:00 P.M. ONLYI FRI-SAT. AT 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. •ar h Ir >c ■,�R ALAN `� FALK ARKIN SINNIAT-MIMAT-TUESDAT A GREAT 00YRLE NURRICANE 7:00 P.M. AUGUST 19-2(.21 FUME PRMM COIN' SOUTH 9:00 P.M. GRA I I In 1868IoTgborn texas, a convicted j RRICANE had two chowm get hug. or married. ghNP LfQWN0,u' S419— 1 STARRIrc JASON ROBARDS .., MIA FARRUW Now 0110vtng until Tues., Aug. 21st. '"ALIEN' S a taker, a wallopee ■,ouew, a acnacfw wo IF YOU STEAL IT. a ken of turL-n an mov wen n N>.N& 1 would happNV epw10 sN o1 mT Nm M Mn a+i+" ROLL IT AND WRECK IT - Orr arl NaCTV YOU'RE A h �• a r A L I E N ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WED. AUGUST 22 TO TUES. AUG. 28 PLUS 2nd Feature`` l ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 111mw F/ PlAYFARS )ULT ENTERTAINMEA awere host and hostess Friday family, Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt w/ evening to guests following the Adams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tickets to the annual pork Pork directors. G tp wedding rehearsal for their son, Gordon Adams and family at- barbeque of the Huron County The barbeque will be held at Scott, and his bride, Linda tended the Richie -Adams wed - Pork Producers' Association are the arena in Brussels from 5-8 Stewart, ding in Wroxeter United Church p.m. Aug. 23 followed by a BAG Mrs. Oliver d Lloyd when Rev. Wesley B. Ball going fast and anyone planning to RileyY Y Y , attend the event should act dance. Hupfer visited one day last week Thamesford, formerly of this quickly, the group warned. At a meeting Aug. 13 the with Mrs. Charles McCutcheon, charge, united in marriage association also voted to con- WEDNESDAY NIGHT GOLF Kennedy and Pete Gowin from Walton. Debbie Adams, daughter of Mr. So far more than 850 of the 1200 tribute $200 to the tornado relief Y g ; Miss Marina Watson, Leigh -on- and Mrs. Jemes' --AditTlt t, tickets have been sold. Tickets fund set u b the Huron In Wednesday night men's gulf Listowel. P Y the -Sea; England, visited her Jamestown, and Ken Richie of are available from the count Federation of culture. the. Downtowners are sitting on WINS AT LISTOWEL y top of the pack with 27 points. But Last Saturday 13 from our grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Blyth. what a battle is raging for second ranks took part in the Listowel Watson, and all attended the Owen Jackson and Shawna s as the Foundry has 21 % to 20 Invitational and enjoyed the olf GalbraithStewart wedding on have returned home w Stoney Last Night Thurs. Aug.6th � dryg y. ng a sit with Miss 9 9•Saturday. Creekfollowi Fr daay & Saturday Two showtnps 7 i 9:t0 for Ruttans, 19 % for Lloyd's, 19 and fellowship. Sunday _ Thursdai Ckm tfiiowf B R.m.A MITTAN a for Bob Foxton BP and 18 for Brian Carr was in fine form Mrs. Arthur Leggatt, Orillia, Marion Gibson., CKNX. despite a five -putt green and took Last Wednesday 23 were on second low gross in C flight, hand. Low gross went to Doug winning an electric frying pan. A A o • Leitch with 39. Low net winners Bill Skelding also came home , were Dave McGee, Brian Carr, with a prize. Starts Friday Aug. 17th - 23rd Brian Sikora and Bill Hanula. Congratulations to a former • • • • s • ' • MORE ENTERTAINING THAN Points for the night were: CKNX Wingham member, Bob Greer of HUMANLY POSSIBLE 6, Lloyd's 5, Ruttan's 3, Down- Lucknow, who won the low gross {) , towners 3, Foundry 2 and Foxton after an exciting playoff. Bob FIRST SHOWING IN AREA BP 1. ended tied with three others with k, SUNDAY MORNING mbole scores of 74 and it was on :+ There were 62 golfers up early the fourth extra hole that he and hitting them Sunday mor- walked off the green as the HQLIDAY Hing. Don Rae walked off with champion. The Wingham con - low net prize. Other winners were tingent was pulling for him all the John 'Lefty' Cruickshank, John way. µ WORLD r rsianlrair 1 ■111 TAAATR.R 1 Parade of pipers kicks off festival North America's largest Parade of the Pipers is kicking up a rousing storm through downtown Toronto today, Aug. 15. More than 2,000 pipers and drummers take part in the colorful parade which launches the 1979 Scottish World Festival Tattoo, Aug. 18-19, at the CNE's Exhibition Stadium. The parade features pipe bands and military bands from Scotland, Australia, England, Northern Ireland, the United States and Canada. The glory and pageantry of Scotland's colorful heritage will Kinsmen help at centennial BELGRAVE — On Aug 4 the Belgrave Kinsmen entered their two floats in the Wingham parade. The donkey delighted and surprised everyone while the wagon float advertised the Kins- men Annual Pork Roast. Bel - grave Kinsmen won the tug-of- war and placed second in the bed races. Two Kinsmen, Murray Shiell and Ron Cook won the log - sawing contest. On Aug, 6, the donkey float en- tertained the crowds at the Tees - water Firemen's parade. On Aug. 3, the Belgrave Kins- men pr=ovided the manpower for the bars at the centennial dance in Wingham in the arena and at the Bavarlali gardens on Dia- gonal Road In Wingham. echo through the 'Ex' with the staging of the 1975 Scottish festival tattoo. Featuring the Scots Guards and the Royal Highland Fusiliers from Britain and Australia's Scots College, the tattoo is a 21f2 hour spectacle un- matched anywhere in the world. The '79 tattoo, with an in- ternational cast of over 1,200 performers, will also feature bagpipe bands from five coun- tries plus some of the world's finest military bands. Also included in the '79 tattoo will be the grace and beauty of 80 champion Highland dancers, the daredevil acrobatics of the Royal Engineers gymnastic team, the colorful musical ride to the pipes by the Metro Toronto Police equestrian unit and the stirring Highland songs of Glasgow's Jack Whyte. vs� O 0 *� thr�, ,the WINGHAM / f 357-2320 ! Suggests you make reservations very soon on the following 3 AN D 4 DAY FALL FOLIAGE TOURS THE AGAWA CANYON Featuring Algoma Central Railway Excursion September 10th, 17th, 24th, October 1st CLEVELAND'S HOUSE In the Muskoka lakes September 23rd and 27th THE 1000 ISLANDS October 3rd and 9th THE GATINEAU HILLS - OTTAWA Special Departure September 48th THE ADIRONDACKS Featuring lake Placid September 24th, 26th, 28th SCOTT'S OQUAGA LAKE October "h. very Llmltod Space Leh 0 M [1111: i r rsianlrair 1 ■111 TAAATR.R 1 Parade of pipers kicks off festival North America's largest Parade of the Pipers is kicking up a rousing storm through downtown Toronto today, Aug. 15. More than 2,000 pipers and drummers take part in the colorful parade which launches the 1979 Scottish World Festival Tattoo, Aug. 18-19, at the CNE's Exhibition Stadium. The parade features pipe bands and military bands from Scotland, Australia, England, Northern Ireland, the United States and Canada. The glory and pageantry of Scotland's colorful heritage will Kinsmen help at centennial BELGRAVE — On Aug 4 the Belgrave Kinsmen entered their two floats in the Wingham parade. The donkey delighted and surprised everyone while the wagon float advertised the Kins- men Annual Pork Roast. Bel - grave Kinsmen won the tug-of- war and placed second in the bed races. Two Kinsmen, Murray Shiell and Ron Cook won the log - sawing contest. On Aug, 6, the donkey float en- tertained the crowds at the Tees - water Firemen's parade. On Aug. 3, the Belgrave Kins- men pr=ovided the manpower for the bars at the centennial dance in Wingham in the arena and at the Bavarlali gardens on Dia- gonal Road In Wingham. echo through the 'Ex' with the staging of the 1975 Scottish festival tattoo. Featuring the Scots Guards and the Royal Highland Fusiliers from Britain and Australia's Scots College, the tattoo is a 21f2 hour spectacle un- matched anywhere in the world. The '79 tattoo, with an in- ternational cast of over 1,200 performers, will also feature bagpipe bands from five coun- tries plus some of the world's finest military bands. Also included in the '79 tattoo will be the grace and beauty of 80 champion Highland dancers, the daredevil acrobatics of the Royal Engineers gymnastic team, the colorful musical ride to the pipes by the Metro Toronto Police equestrian unit and the stirring Highland songs of Glasgow's Jack Whyte. vs� O 0 *� thr�, ,the WINGHAM / f 357-2320 ! Suggests you make reservations very soon on the following 3 AN D 4 DAY FALL FOLIAGE TOURS THE AGAWA CANYON Featuring Algoma Central Railway Excursion September 10th, 17th, 24th, October 1st CLEVELAND'S HOUSE In the Muskoka lakes September 23rd and 27th THE 1000 ISLANDS October 3rd and 9th THE GATINEAU HILLS - OTTAWA Special Departure September 48th THE ADIRONDACKS Featuring lake Placid September 24th, 26th, 28th SCOTT'S OQUAGA LAKE October "h. very Llmltod Space Leh 0 M [1111: i