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Advance to finals Angels win ANAF series Elmvale Palace Tavern Angels. ad- vanced to the Barrie and District Ladies Softball league play-off finals with a decisive sweep in their best. of three series against Army, Navy Airforce last week. Angels won that series two games to none and both matches were won by just a single run. Tuesday match The-first game of the series was played in Elmvale last Tuesday evening and the op- posing team, ANAF Getting ready A very successful golf tournament was held at Brooklea Golf and Country Club, Saturday, as that club's fifth annual invitational tournament got underway. A total of 127 golfers took part in this year's tournament, as compared to an average of 55 from past years. Shown _here are golfers marking each others scores to eliminate the possibility of unfair play. Blue Mountain Sandle, From left standing: Tom Golf Course; Marlon Gieseler, Brooklea Golf Course; Glenn Howard, Midland Golf Course; Dave Holloway, Base Borden Golf Course. Holloway won the tour- nament while Howard had the low gross in the first flight. Seated were Kaye Stewart, foreground, and Norma Roberts, with glasses. Pen Twin Theatres Saturday Marinee - 1:30 # Fri. Aug. 28 to Sept. 3 One Showing 7:15p.m. pence ts Oni RiGHU TACK igus ON THE RIGHT TRACK Per. Fri. Aug. 28 to Sept. 3 y 7:00 p.m. & 9:05 p.m. brooke shields martin hewitt AMERICAN ~ THE RAINBOW WEREWOLF IN LONDON : 7&9 PG _Restricted jumped into an early two point lead, with key hits from Sue Flegal and Linda Watson. Elmvale fought back to even the score at 2-2 and the winning run for the local squad came in the seventh inning of play. Shirley Howie led off the rally with a single and Angie Kirton went in to run for her, was advanced to second by JoAnne McGinnis and on to third on a sacrifice bunt by Barb Schlorff. Deb Charman managed the RBI, her single scoring Kirton from third and giving the Angels the 3-2 vic- tory. Deb Charman was the starting pitcher in the match and JoAnne McGinnis came in to relieve in the sixth and earn the win. Fans were glued to their seats by the ex- citing last inning of play and subsequent win by the Angles. ANAF played a strong game and the Elmvale girls were lucky to come away with a win as the team was not very sharp throughout. Series winner Angels wound up that 'best of three series Thursday night in Barrie when once again they managed to hold on to their one point lead and take the match by a 3-2 score. This time around however, it was Elm- vale who jumped into an early 1-0 lead. Brenda Columbus crossed the plate for the Angels to score that run. Angels' increased their lead to 3-0 by the fourth inning but the hard-fighting ANAF squad brought their score to within one point of the leaders. JoAnne McGinnis was the winning pitcher for the Elmvale girls. ANAF_ gave the Angels players a good test in this short series and a major com- Nonent in their loss was the fact they were Barrie takes Oldtimers* softball tournament: The Elmvale Old- timers Softball tour- nament held in the village last weekend went off without a hitch and as a result of a match with the Elmvale squad, Barrie's Olympia Old Stars took the championship game and the trophies and awards that went with iff Action got underway Saturday morning and saw Maple _ Valley defeat Coldwater in the opening round of play. Elmvale beat Bracebridge, Barrie won over Gravenhurst and Penetanguishene was victorious over Aurora. In the consolation round Coldwater downed __ Bracebridge, Aurora won over Gravenhurst and Aurora. then beat Coldwater for the title. The championship round saw Elmvale defeat Maple Valley, Barrie oust Penetanguishene and Barrie down Elmvale by a decisive score. NOW PLAYING NOW IS THE TIME FOR HEROES. LORIMAR PRESENTS A FREDDIE FIELDS PRODUCTION A JOHN HUSTON FILM SYLVESTER STALLONE MICHAEL CAINE MAX VON SYDOW PELE "VICTORY" Music by BILL CONTI Director of Photography GERRY FISHER, B.S.C. Screenplay by EVAN JONES and YABO YABLONSKY Story by YABO YABLONSKY and DJORDJE MILICEVIC & JEFF MAGUIRE Produced by FREDDIE FIELDS Directed by JOHN HUSTON Read the BANTAM BOOK [IPG [PARENTAL GuioaNce sucsesTen >] LORIMAR DO (eos sreeo)"™ [SOME MATERIAL MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN) Canadian Odeon Theatre ED THEATRE A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Copyright © MOMLXXX! by Paramount Pictures Corporation. | All Rights Reserved. | «/ King St., Midland Nitely 7&9 526-5791 The Oldtimers took part in a fastball tournament in Sun- dridge in mid-July missing their starting catcher for the entire series as well as other key players for the two games. Though the Angels , didn't play their best ty baseball of the season* a last week, they are' looking forward to the finals, a best three of five series against Ivy. The Barrie squad took home the Molson trophy and awards for their efforts last weekend. NOW PLAYING FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ANIMAL HOUSE... A DIFFERENT KIND OF ANIMAL. THE MONSTER MOVIE POLYGRAM PICTURES PRESENT: AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDOD STARRING DAVID NAUGHTON, JENNY AG RY GRIFFIN DUNNE & JOHN WOODVINE ORIGINAL MUSIC BY ELMER BERNSTELD EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS PETER GUBER & JON PETERS PRODUCED BY GEORGE FOLSEY, JR ww WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY JOHN LANDIS Pay to get in. rsal Release Pray to get out: v4 ADMITIANCE Festaicteo 1O PEESONS , 18 TEA®S OF AGE Of Ove From the director who brought you 'THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE' MIDLAND DRIVEIN Starts at Dusk Hwy. 27 526-2411