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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-06-17, Page 6a•••-:-• powered Lola. Stewart went to the lead on the ninth, lap but trans- mission problems on the '18th lap of the 80 lap race forced him out. From there on it was Team-McLaren all the way. Denis Hume finished first (200 miles in one hour, 48 minutes) and Peter Revson second (only 9;10 of a second behind Hume). Both drove the 1971 McLarens. Third and fourth went to last year's McLarens entered by the Motchenbacher Racing :Team of ,California, John Cordts, the first Canadian to finish, placed fifth, also elder McLaren._ . Keep your eye on the daily papers ,for the rest of the CAN-AM events and see if you don't get the urge to join us next year. If you can't wait, come along to Mosport for the Grand prix of Canada in September. We'll be there. NOTES • • The Huron Expositor wishes to give all the coverage it can to all local and area sporting events but it is impos- sible for us to cover or track down all the events. Please, let us know what you are doing. We appreciate getting the results of all events and if possible a capsule summation of the games. We can do the write ups if necessary. For baseball teams, score pads are available free of charge at the office. All ,we ask is that you let us know the results . of your games by either returning the completed score sheets or sending in a write-up .to arrive, by Tuesday morning. If you are out of town send them to; SPORTS, The Huron Expositor, 1 Box 69, Seaforth, Ontario. and see your games published on Thursday. .6' oliftn Greens Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club dune 18 Belgrave at w June 20 Wingham at _.'Ju ne 21 " -Ripley -- - ----at- June 21 June 23 June 23 June 23 June Jun 2 June 278 June 29 June 30o July 2 . July 4 July 5 July 6 July '7 July 7 July 8 July 11 July 12 July 12 JJJ Jul y uut yyy 1 495 14 July 19 July 19 ,July y 2 July y 22 July July July July July 25 ",Wingham 26 Walton 26 Belgrave 27 ,„„ Blyth 28 Lucknow 28 " Walton Blyth Lucknow Whitechurch Belgrave Blyth Lucknow ' Wingham Walton Ripley Whitechurch Lucknow Walton Lucknow Whitechurch Belgrave Wingham Whitechurch Belgrave Blyth - Walton Ripley Lucknow Ripley' Whitechurch Wingharn - Ripley Belgrave at at at at at at at at at . at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at All genies to start 7;15 unlitss otherwise noted. 'Fullerton, Carlingford and MotherWelk play their home games at Fullar- ton Twp. Ball Park. Kirkton, Whalen and Blanshard play home games at Kirkton Diamond. St. Marys play their home games at the' East Ward Dia. (near High School)..Staffa'home games at Cromarty Diamond. • USBORNE BANTAM BOYS,SOFTBALL "71 ° June 18 Elimville Thames Road • • June 23 Hibbert S. Hibbert N: June 26 Hibbert S. Hibbert N. June 30 Elimville Hurondale July 7 Hurondale Hibbert S. July 14 Thames Road . Hibbert S. July 16 Hibbert N. Hurondale Jbly 20 Thames Road July 21 Elimville July 23 Thames Road Elimville July 30 Hibbert N. Hurondale August 4 Hibbert S. . Hibbert N. August 6 Elimville , Thames Road August 9 Hibbert S. Hibbert N. August 11 Hurontiale Hibbert S. August 13 Elimville August 16 Hurondale Thames Road Hibbert S. August 18 Hibbert N. ' Hurondale August 20. Thames Road August 21 Elimville at Hibbert N. at Hurondale at Elimville at Hurondale at Thames Road at Elimville at Hibbert S. at Hibilit N. at Tha Road . at Hibbert N. at Hibbert, N. at Hurondale at Hibbert S. at Elimville at Elim fine at Thames Road at Hibbert S. at Hurondale at Thames Road at Hibbert S. at Elimville at Hurondale at Hibbert N. at Hurondale at Thames Road at ElimVille , at Thames Road at Hibbert N. at Hibbert S. at Hibbert N. at Hibbert N. at Hurondale at Hibbert S. at Elimville at Elimville at Thames Road ugok EXPOSITOR, EAFORTII, ONT, JUNE 174,1971 Area Schedules The Sports Column HIEBERT MIDGET GIRL'S GAMES One of the fattest growing spectator sports in the country is automobile racing and events at Mosport-Park- over the week end prove that many pectple from Seaforth are among those bitten by the bug. I was there along with my brother Bruce and pat Brown(formerly of Dublin) Aned us with his wife. ' Coincidence runs high at these events and the week end was no exception. In an area of 500 acres packed with over 40,000 spectators, who should be camped only two tents away but another contingent of afficionados from the area. Jack Durst, Harold Smith and Keith Finnigan, all of Egrfiondville, were there with Ron Eyre, a former village resident now living in Guelph. The event was the first race in the 1971 CAN-AM challenge cup series for group seven cars. For the uninitiated the CAN-AM is the richest series of road races in the world with well over $1,000,000 being awarded in prize money. It is held annually On road circuits throughtout Canada and the United States. Group seven cars are the fastest racing machines in the world, with an unlimited engine, • size. Most,i9owever, use specially prepared 494 cu inch Chevrolet V"B's though others are used. One of the most interesting of these was a 4 litre V-12 Ferrari which took'part in the race on Sunday. CAN-AM races are, understandably, among the most exciting anywhere with cars reaching speeds of 180 m,p.h, plus on a track which is like a winding section of any highway, not a carefully prepared banked oval like Indy or a straight line course like the many drag strips. The race could have been extremely exciting, with • Team McLaren, the perennial winners since the" start of the event in 1966 facing their stiffest challenge yet from Scotsman Jackie Stewart driving a new •chev. (By Rob Brady) Mlosport Draws Local Fans St. Columban and • Tillson- burg Athletics battled to a 1 - 1 tie in a London and District 1st Division Soccer -League game played 'in Seaforth on Saturday. This was the -:third tie' game of the season for St. Columban who are still looking for their first win after 5 games. St. Columban carried -the play `from the opening whistle, with the `Tillsonburg defence under con- stant pressure for the entire 1st half but St. Columban were unable to hit the Tillsonburg goal with many shots and Athletics goalie Forbes made some, key saves. ,The best St. Columban scor- ing chances came 'when Brian Melady broke in from the right, wing but his blazing shot hit the top cress-bar of the Tillsonburg goal. Tom Love broke in through. centre but ,had trouble controlling a high ball with Forbes making the save and again when Ken McCliire fired a shot from, close in but the ball went over the net. St. Columban goalie Paul O'- Reilly made two fine saves near the end of the half to keep the game scoreless 'at half-time. In the 2nd half: Tillsonburg pressed to the attack and had many good chances but the , St. „ Columban defenders with goalie O'Reilly again made some, fine saves. Gerald Ryan broke in through centre but his 'shot hit the goel-post but from the re- sulting corner-kick, Torn Love curved a shot into the Tillson- burg goal-mouth • that goalie Forbes couldn't hold and St. Pitcher Eric Chuter (on the mound) pitched a ,two hitter Monday night in leading the Mechanics to a 10-2 victory over Genesco in action in the Mens Industrial Fastball League at tne Lions Park. The quality of -ball is improving rapidly in rewers Retain First Place INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ACTION Ripley 8;30 , Lucknow 2:30 Belgrave 7:00 Blyth 7;00 Walton, 7;15 Wingham 7;00 Walton 2:30 Whitechurch '7;00 Ripley 8:30 Belgrave '7:00 Wingham 8:30 Blyth 2:30 Ripley 8;30 Blyth '7:15 Wingham 7;00 Ripley 8:30 Walton '7:15 Walton :30 Lucknow .30 Blyth 7:00 Lucknow 8:30 Whitechurch 7:00 Belgrave 7;15 Wa1ton 7":1,5 Blyth '7;15 Belgrave '7:00 Belgrave.. -.,7;00 Lucknow 8:30 Whitechurch '7;00 Whitechurch 2:30 Ripley 8:30 Lucknow 8:30 Wingham' 9;00 4 Belgrave 7:00 Wingham 7:00 Londesboro Blyth ., Brussels • Blyth Ripley Brussels Whitechurch Ripley Whitechurch Londesboro Ripley Whitechurch Whitechurch Blyth Brussels Londesboro. Ripley Lucknow Londesboro Lucknow Ripley Brussels Lucknow Brussels Lucknow Ripley Londesboro Ripley Brussels Londesboro 7:15 7:30 7:00 7:30 8;30 7:00 7:00 8; 30 7:00 7:15 8; 30 7:00 7,15 7:00 July Aug. Aug. 24 Dublin Town Dublin North June 29 -- Hibbert South July 1 St. Colutnban July - 2 Hibbert South July 6 §t. Colujntean July 8 Dublin North Hibbert North July 13 Hibbert Smith July 15 Dublin Town July 16 Hibbert North July 20 Hibbert North July 2Z, Dublin Town Hibbert South 29 St.Columban Dublin Town 5 Dublin North St.Columban 12 Dublin North Hibbert North June 18 Carlingford Granton A June 22 Fullerton Whalen Granton A Motherwell Carlingford June 24,. Kirkton Granton K. Blanshard June 25 Motherwell Staffa June 29 Carlingford BlariShard Motherwell St. Marys Fullerton July 1 Granton K .„.Staffa Kirkton July 2 St. Marys • Blanshard July 6 Mitchell Carlingford Granton A — Motherwell Fullerton July, 8 Blanshard Granton A Fullerton Kirkton July 9 Carlingford Staffa July 13 Mitchell Carlingford Granton A Blanshard Fullerton July 15 Stella Mitchell Granton K. St. Marys July 16 Whalen Fullerton July 20 Kirkton Motherwell Granton K Blanshard July 22 Staffa , St. Marys- Mitchell July 23 Granton Whalen July .27 Mitchell Whalen Granton A. , St. Marys July 29 Whalen Granton K. Granton A. Staffa July • 30 Blanshard Fullarton Aug. Kirkton Whalen , Mitchell Aug. 5 Staffa • Mitchell Blanshard Aug. 6 Granton K. Staffa • Granton A. June VS VS VS vs. vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at , at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at St. Columban team has now ' played six games. The fourth game was against St. Marys on 'the home field and ended in .a 2-1 win for the home team. It was a close game through- out and both teams had many _chances. The first goal was put in by John Van Bakel just past the midway point of the first half. The goal was unassisted • and scored from,. the far right hand side of the field. The re- maining first half was scoreless but had a number of chances. The second goal was, scored by .Tom Ryan and assisted by Larry Kale. The lone St. Marys goal was scored with just a couple of minutes to go. The fifth game was also played on the Seaforth Field and again ended in a 5-1 .victory for the home club, The game was played against Stratford Canadians who opened the scoring shortly after the beginning whistle. St. Columban bounced back with nanny Murray tying ft up midway through the first half. June June June June •July July July July July July July July July Aug. Aug, Aug. .‘• Bruce Bromley. The pair struck out 6 men and walked six. They gave up 15 runs on seventeen hits. The team was charged for three errors. Pitcher French helped his own cause by hitting a two run homer and a single for 3 RBI's. The other outstanding Brodhagen bat- ter was Bob Jarmuth who drove in 4, runs with two singles and a triple. The next game for the Brewers is scheduled for Thurs- day night when the Brodhagen team will face the Fullerton 50's in an attempt to cement their 'hold on first place. Schedules W,O.A.A. GROUP 3 MIDGET SOFTBALL GROUP 1 SOFTBALL W.O.A.A. GROUP 1 PEE WEE- SOFTBALL 7 o'clock ganieS Brucefield BRUCEFIELD LADIES' SOFTBALL 17 Carlingford at 22 Brucefield " at 25 Carlingford at • 29 Brucefield at 2 Carlingford at (To be, played in Dash wood) 6 Carlingford at 8 Mitchell at 13 Brucefield at 15 Carlingford at 20 ,^ Mitchell at 22' Mitchell at 27 Brucefield at 28 Mitchell at 2 Brucefield at 4 Mitchell at 10 Brucefield at Seaforth Ladies Law.i Bowl- ing Club held their •final euchre and bridge at the home of Dor- othy Parke. Twenty-four sat down • , to a pot luck supper, preceding cards. Prizes were won by; Bridge High Score, Bessie H-eg- garth; 'Bridge Low Srore„ Alice Reid; . Euchre High Score, Jean Lunn; Euchre Low 'Score, Elsie Dinsmore, A gift was presented to Dorothy McLennan, prior to her departure for an overseas trip. Janet Ford thanked Dorothy for the use of her home and to all. ,. who have made our winter part- ies a real success. Tuesday evening June 1st, the lawn. bowling 'season opened with a pot-luck supper at the club house, followed by one game of bowling. Twenty attended the sup- per, and enjoyed bowling after. Tuesday) , Thursday and Saturday evenings will be mixed Jitney ' and the ladies hope to bowl one afternoon Fyn week if enough are interested. 7.......ailanday evening, June 14th, With the result of a 7-2 vic- tory, by Mechanics over Main- ° street last Thursday night, two streaks came to an end in Men's Industrial League action. The Mechanics finally reached the victory column, for the first time -this year while the Mainstreet ended their win- ning ways at three games. Eric Chu ter took the victory while Jack Price took the loss. This was the lone game of the week as the other four teams were rained out. On Monday night all six teams swung into action. The power- NI' Mechanics struck for seven runs in the last two innings to ' down the revitalized Genesco squad 10-2. 41' Chu ter allowed only two hits while striking out eleven while Woods and Scrim- the men held a meeting •at the club house and finalized plans for the season.' On Sunday, June 20th the first tournament to be held in Seaforth this year is scheduled and players will bowl for the Commercial Hotel Trophy. -This is a, mixed pairs tournament and pick your own partner. It is hoped a good turn- out of our members will be there to open the season. Lunch will be served by the ladies. Next Tuesday afternoon, June 22, the first round of Ladies, Provincial's will be held in God- erich. Our club hopes to be able to send in at 1ea,,st one entry. Tuesday evening saw twenty bowlers out for,the jitney. The weather was ideal and winners were: Ladies first, Ella Menro; ' second, Mae Habkirk; Men's first, Eric Matzold; second, Bill Browa. If there is anyone interested In starting to bowl, pleaSe coma down to the greens in the even- ing. We alsb welcome any young people who are interested. ' geour shared the defeat. Main- street downed Turf Club 15-9 with Price picking up the win and Jack McLlwain the loss. Bill Roberton hit a three run homer for the winners while Jim Dick cleared the fence for the losers. In the third and final gatne of the night, big Toni- my Fox threw a nifty four hit- ter as the well balanced Teach- ers downed the struggling Fire- men 13-5. "Curly,' Mann homered for the winners. This weeks games* are, to- night (June 17) Genesco vs Fire- men and Turf vs Teachers; Mon- day, June 21, Teachers vs •Turf at the Optimist Recreation `Grounds and at the Lions Park, Firemen vs. Genesco (7 p.m.) and Mainstreet vit Mechanics (9 p.m.) The Brodhagen Brewers lost their first game of the season when they were defeated 3 -2 by Monkton on Friday. Gary Little went the distance on' the mound for the Brewers, striking out 11 batters and walk- ing none. He gave up 3 runs on 6 hits in the losing cause. Fred Reed started for Monkton and was relieved in the third inning by Dav,e Scholl. Between them, they struck out 7 batters and walked four, allowing 2 runs on 8 hits. Each team committed one er- ror but Brodhagen's was the most costly as It allowed the winning run to score in the close contest. Brodhagen' s• best hitters were Dave Leonhardt with 2 singles, Gary Little with a single and a double and Maynard Hoegy wIJi a triple. • :BEAT IVIILLBANK • Brodhagen Brewers defeated the Millbank Golden Hawks 14-6 Thursday evening•for their fourth 'straight win., Doug. Leonhardt struck, out 15 batters and walked 8, allowing 6 runs on four hits as he pitched the entire game. The Brewers were charged with four errors. Millbank used three pitchers during the game. Starter Wayne Shultz was relieved in the 3rd by K'enost who in turn was pulled the fourth for Glen Maith. Millbank pitching allowed 14 runs on 15 hits and 4 walks. Six batters were struck out. The Golden Hawks committed six er- rors. Lead off Homers came in the third and fourth• innings from Hugh Dietz and Bob Jarmuth for Columban led 1 - o at the 20 minute mark. Less than 2 min- utes later, Larry Kale broke into the clear but his shot was over the goal. Tillsonburg tied the score at the 28 minute mark when they were awarded a pen- alty-shot. Noel Ghesquire took the shot and fired it into the bottom left corner of the St. Columban net. • Tillsonburg came right back but goali0 O'Reilly made a tremendous' point-blank save on a shot from 10 feet in front. St. Columban had 2 great chances In the last 10 minutes when Brfan Melady broke in from-the right side twice but his shots were over the goal and the game ended 1 -• 1. St. ,Columban will play in Woodstock on•Saturday,'Junel9th with kick-off at 5:00 P.M. The next home game will be Saturday, June 26th when Sarnia Dante will play here with kick- off at 4:00 p.m. at the Seaforth District Higli School Field,. St. Columban line - up. Go'al - Paul O'Reilly; Full-back,- ,paul Malone, Tom Melady; Halves - Gord Moylan, Ron Mc- Clure, HankaPardys; Forwards - Brian' Melady, Larry Kale, Ger- ald Ryan, Art Murray, Tom Love; Alt. - Ken McC1 ey' John sr n Got- tschalk, Len Bak lea - Other score from Saturday Stratford - 3 • Lions - 2 Sarnia - 6 Woodstock 3 Olympians-3 Germans- 2 ( The second goal was scored by Tom Ryan and assisted by Kevin Kale. The first half ended in 2-1 for St. Columban. The first part of the second half was storeless then the home team banged in three quick goals. The first was by Brad Finlay- sop,' assisted by Tom , Ryan; the - second by Kevin Kale assisted again by Tom Ryan and the final goal of the game was scored by Danny Murray and assisted by Kevin Kale. The sixth game was played in Stratford against Stratford F.A,G, ,Monday night, - and again St. Columban won with a 1-0 score. Tale goal was scored mid- way through liEe first half by Neil Murray. The' assist went to Brad Finlayson whose shot came out in front where Neil put it in. 1 ' The St. Columban team ron- tinues to dominate the league with 5 wins and a tie in six games. The next home game is Wed- nesday, July '7, St. Columban vs F. A.G. the Brewers. Jarmuth also had two singles to drive in a total of' 3 runs in the game. Al French also had 3 RBI's on the strength of a double areka single. BREWERS DEFEAT BLYTH The Brodhagen Brewers de- feated the winless Blyth team on Tuesday (June-8) in a game played at CFB Clinton. The final score was 15 - 8. Pitcher Al French went the entire nine innings for Brodhago, striking out 7, walking '7, ••.nd allowing 10 hits. The Brewers committed three errors. Blyth starter John Stewart was relieved in the seventh by Area W.O.A.A. BANTAM June 21 ' Brussels at June 23 'Ripley at June 24 Whitechurch at June 28 Londesboro. at June 30 Whitechurch , at July 5 Londesboro at July 7 Blyth at July 8 Brussels at July 10 Londesboro at July 12 Whitechurch at July 12 Blyth at .July 15 Ripley ' at July 19 BrusselS ,at July 21 Whitechurch at June 22 Lucknow at June 24 _Ripley at June 29 Lucknow at July 5 BruSsels at July • '7 Brussels at July 8 Ripley at July 12 Brussels . at July 14 Londesboro at July 19 Londesboro at July 21 Ripley at July 27 Brussels at July 27 Londesboro at July 29 Ripley at Aug. 3 Lucknow at Aug. 3 Londesboro at Aug. 5 Lucknow at News of Correspondent . , Mrs. Hugh Berry Mrs. Tom :Imith of Coiling- wood , was 1a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson for a few days last week. Decoration Day will be held at Baird's Cemetery on June 20th at 2 p.m, Mr. and Mrs. John Henderton and Gordon spent the weekend with relatives in Sarnia and M ch- igan. Mr. and Mrs. G. Stuart, Regina are visiting with Mr. Stewart's sister, Mirs. Norris Sillery. Unit 1, Tuckersm'th U.C.W, spent a pleasant evening at the home of Mrs. Geo. Henderson. Mrs. Stuart was presented with a farewell gift from the" group by the president, M.'s. John Broadfoot and Mrs. A, Paterson. TUCKER3M1TH U.C,W. Mrs. Gpo, Henderson was hostess for the June meeting of Tuckersm'th U.C.W, Group 1 on Monday evening with an attend- ance of twenty and two visitors. Mrs. Ervin Sillery and Mri. Norman Walker had Roll of the devotions. The Roll Call was answered by a verse on' Faith". Mrs. Sillery read the Scripture followad by a duet by Mrs. Cliff Henderson and Gail. Mrs. Hibbert South 7:00 Hibbert North 9:00 Dublin Town Dublin. Town jautilin North Dublin North Hibbert South Dublin Town St. Columban Dublin North St. Columban Dublin North St. Colum_han Hibbert North Hibbert South 9;00 Hibbert North • Dublil Town Hibbert North' St. Columban Hibbert South Fullerton 9:00 Motherwell- St. Marys Mitchell Staffa 9:00- Granton K. Blanshard Granton A Whalen 9;00 Mitchell Fullerton 7;00 Carlingford 9:00 Granton A Kirkton 9;00 Mitchell Whalen Staffa 9;00 Mitchell Whalen 9;00 Motherwell g.d. Oarlingford 9;00 Fullerton St. Marys .Kirkton Blanshard 9;00 Staffa 9:00 Granton K Granton K Whalen 9:00 Mitchell .1. St. Marys ' Motherwell 9;00 Fullerton Staffa 9:00 Granton K. St. Marys Whalen Kirkton ,9:00 Blanshard 9:00 Kirkton Granton A. Motherwell g.d. , Carlingford Motherwell 9:00 Whalen 9:00 Granton A Staffa 9:00 St. Marys Kirkton 9:00 Granton K. Carlingford g.d. Fullarton Motherwell 9:00 Blanshard 9:00 Granton K. Kirkton Staffa 9:00 Fullarton g.d. Kirkton - 9:00 Mitchell St. Mare' MotherWeil ' Carlingford .. ,9;Off • Blanshard St. 'Marys' - Granton A. Granton A., Whalen 9:00 Carlingford g.d. Motherwell Fullarton 9:00 Carlingford g.d. Mitchell 8:00 Mitchell 8:00 Brucefield 7:00 Carlinglord 9:00 Brucefield 8:00 Brucefield 7:00 Carlingford 7:00 Carlingford 9:00 Mitchell 8:00 Brucefield 7:00 Carlingford Carlingford 9:00 Brucefield 7;00 Mitchell 8;00 Brucefield 7:00 Mitchell' 8:00 The Brodhagen Brewers In- termediate Softball Team remains in first place in the Waterloo- Oxford Softball League. The Brewers played a hectic four game series over the last week, winning three games and giving up their first loss of the season to Monkton. The Monkton team has a 4-1 win-loss record coin- pared to Brodhagen's 5-1 record but they also have a game in hand over the Brewers.., • DEFEAT NILE 10 - 9 Sunday the Brodhagen, Brew- ers faced Nile at' the sports field of CFB Clinton in a game which went ten innings before the. Brewers could claim a 10-9 win. Pitching for Brodhagen was ' Rick Leonhardt who faced all but the last seven batters who went down to his 'brother Doug who 'entered the game in relief. Brodh,ag4n pitctdmg-struc.k out 6 and walked 3 Nile batters while allowing 9 runs on 10 hits. The win was credited to Doug. Leon- hardt. The Brewers committed four errors in the game. Nile used three pitchers in the game. Ron Hodge started and was relieved in the third by Don McNeil who lasted 'til the eighth inning before being re- placed by Bob McWhiney. The Nile pitchers gave up 10 runs on 14 hits, • struck' out 4 and walked. five. The team commit- ted 3 errors. Outstanding performances at the plate for the Brewers included Bob Jatmuth with 3 singles and, a double to drive in 3 runs and Dave .Leonhardt.-who hit a two run homer in the first 'and later got a single for a total .of 5 RBI's. the league and it's well worth the time spent by fans who turn out Monday evenings at the Lions Park and the Optimist Recreation Grounds to watch the action. (Staff Pdoto) Norm an Walker took as her Topic Trinidad, followed by another duet by Mrs. G. Henderson and Miss Gail Henderson. • Mrs. Paterson chaired the business part of the meeting. The treasurer reported that$148 hal been raised by the rummage sale. A bake sale was planned for July. and -e. travelling apron later, Mrs. Paterson closed the meeting with prayer. Ice cream and cake was served by the host- ess and her corn mittee, Mrs. Walters. Mrs. Stoll, Mrs. W, McCartney and Mrs. J. McEwen. U. C. W The Brucefield U.C.W. helc their June meeting in the Oddfellows Hall when Mrs. E. Stoll and Mrs. Ham had charge of the devotionals. The topic 'was "Can you laugh at yourself", and, Mr,s. Broadfoot conducted a short business period. LADIES SOFTBALL The Seaforth Ladies Softball League saw two close games on, Tuesday. The Slammers defeated the Swingers 43-38 in a high scoring contest at the Lions Park. At the Optimist Recreation Grounds the Bouncers squeaked past the Weepers, 21 0. lioSoloW s -•• Streaks Broken in. Industrial Ball Gain Third Tie Game Aginst Tillsonburg • St. Columban Leads Industrial Soccer SOUTH PERTH GI4LS' BALL SCHEDULE