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Six Softball Teams in Town
Industrial League Schedule
Six softball teams have been 8.00 Lloyds vs '7.1,F',0.
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League, Vic Loughlean, recre-•
ational director; announced this
week. Represented in the league
will be teams from the Kinsmen,
United 0o-Operatives, Lloyds,
Rural Hydro, Berry Door and
Bellmore.
Teams in the league will play
off for The Advance-Times trophy,
and there will also be an award,
for the player adjudged to be the
best sportsman in the league.
Mr, Loughlean says that the
teams are not entirely filled as
yet, and anfone wishing to play
will be made welcome and a berth
found for them.
The following schedule has been
drawn up for the league:
June 12, 6,30 Kinsmen vs Berr'y
Door; 8.00 Lloyds vs. Hydro.
June 14, 6.30 Berry Door vs
Lloyds; 8.00 Belmore vs
June 3.9, 6,30 u.P.o.,v8,Kittgrnen;,
8.00 Hydro vs Belniore.
June 21, 6.30 Lloyds vs Berry
Door; Kinsmen vs Bellmore.
June 26, U.F.O. vs Hydro; Lloyds,
vs Kinsmen.
June 28, 6,30 Berry, Door vs
.4.1.F.0.; 8.00 Hydro vs Lloyds.
July 3, 6.30 Hydr. o vs Berry,
Door; 8.00 Belmore vs Kinsmen.
July 5, 6,30 Hydro vs U.F.O.;
8.00 Lloyds vs Belmore.
July 10, 6.30 Kinsmen vs Lloyds;
8.00 U.F.O. vs Belmore.
July 1.2, 6,30 U.F.O. vs Berry
Door; 8.00 Kinsmen vs Hydro.
July 17, 6.30 Kinsmen vs UF.0.;
8.00 Delmore vs Lloyds,
July 19, 6.30 Berry Door vs
Kinsmen; 8.00 Bellmore vs Hydro.
July 24, 6.30 U.F.O. vs Lloyds;
'8.00 Berry Door vs Belmore.
July 26, 6.30 Hydro 'vs Kinsmen;
Hydro.
• August 2, 8.00 Bellmore vs Berry
Door,
- Over Seventy Players , •
Over seventy players have sign-
ed on the six teams, .with. some
spots still to he filled. Teams are
made up- as follows:
Kinsmen: Manoger, Ivan. Gard-
ner;- feom Jardixi,R; Walt Brown,
P; Fred Terripleman, 0; Bruce
Lott, Bob -McCreight„ Barry Fry-
fegle, "Bruce McDonald, Ed Pal-
mer, Telford Struthers, Jack
Lloyd, .president.
Lloyds: Manager, -Charlie, Moore;
Jim Lockridge, p; Barry •Gibson
P; Red Houghton C; Lome Gard-
ner, Jimmy Dennis, Bob -Foxton,
Bob Smythe, Glenn Fox:ton, Pat
Cassidy, . A, McInnis.; Fred Ohm,
Wes StrranonS,. Maelnin, A.
Tddggart, `,Bud" Lott, Gard P.apsorw
Berry Door: .Manager, Herb.
Fuller; Don Gray, P; Bill 'Hotch-
kiss, P; Ken Hodgkinson, C; Jim
Bath, Ian Gibbons; Doug Aitchison,
John Crewson, Bob Ritter.
United Co-Operatives: Manager,
Terry Nethery; 'Ron 13100-afield,
P; Bob Campbell; .P; Doug Mur-
ray, CI Gord Parrot, Gary •Sto*rey;
Jim Campbell, Des. Brophy, jack
Brophy, Don Breckenridge, Fred
Tucker. -
Hydro: Manager, Ken DoWnie;
Cord Welwood, P; Dan Stucky, P;
C. Clark, 0; A. Walker, M. Boyd,
S. Forsythe, G. Laverne, II. •Hircl,
I. Knuff, R...Gordon, M, Peachy,
J. Feld* A, LarouX, Clark,
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BelMoret Manager, Ken Dick-
Joan
In Bapt4st Church.
Wingham Baptist Charth was
the scene of pretty, wedding on
Saturday when Joan Mary Eliza-
Beth Seddon, of •Wingaam, "was
united in •Marriage with 4a,:lk
Alexander Coleman, of Brussels, in.
a double ring ceremony: The bride
•1S the daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Wilfred Seddon, of Winghaln, and -
Mr. Coleman is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Coleman, of BrOssela,
Rev, J. L, Coyle officiated 'at the
marriage ceremony, .and Harold
Victor Pym, at the 'organ, provided
the traditional wedding _music. Mrs.
Morris Swanson sang "Wedding
Prayer" at the ceremony and also
sang "Bless This Howie" atithe.
reception following,
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride were, a strapless,
ina-length gown of French net over
frilled net, with a taffeta bolero
jacket and taffeta sash and bqw.
She carried a bouquet of red rose-
buds.
Miss Joyce Robinson, of, Wing-
ham, was maid of honor, and Miss
Eileen Wray and Miss Frances
Newman, of Wingham, were brides-,
maids. They. were gowned alike in
hallerina-leegth dresses of French
net and lace, in shades of blue,
' nilo green and pink with white
'accessories. Each carried.a bouquet
of baby 'mums, . • •
Bruce Edgar, of Brussels, .--was
groomsman, and ushers were •Don 4
' old Coleman, of Elmira, and. John
Seddon, brother of the bride, of
Wingham. •
Following the 'wedding ceremony
a reception was held in the Legion
Home, Rev. J, L: Coyle acted as
master : of ceremonies. The toast
to 'the bride was proposed by Mr.
Coyle, the groom replying and
giving a toast to the bridesMaids.
Mrs. Bruce Edgar replied and -.pro-
poSed a toast to the parents.
Guests were present froM "Toronto,
Guelph, Stratford, Elmira, Brus-
sels, Goderich, Kincardine, Wawa
and• Wingham.
As a travelling costume the bride
chose a pink gabardine suit, white
orlon jacket and 'white accessories.
After , a wedding trip to Wawa by
plane,-the couple will make their
home in Stratford.
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son; Mae Baffle, P; M. Mulvey, C;
E. Pitch, 33. Mulvey, J. Newans,
13. • McLeod, S. Dettner, D, Bache,
G. Metcalfe, P; Newans, B. Mass-
tin, M. Ritchie, F. O'Malley.
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Work on the new OPR siding, north of the 13
Line, has been progressing 'lately, with a com-
bination steam crane on the job to moye fill
for the new track, which will cross No. 4 High-
way near the Royal The siding which will •
be continued into the property .of C. Lloyd & .
Son, on North Street,' is expected to De finished
in about a month. " In the lower picture work-
men prepare 3.,..,oudations 'for a ,Lity, storage
building to 'be erected by Lloyd's on the old
MacLean estate, north Of town. ,th the; back-
ground a back hoe is digging out a trench"for
the footings of the building. Work is being done
by W. A. Stephenson, & Sons, of Richmond Hill,
who built the'Lloyd factory_ in the Toronto area.
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I broken knee • cap. m.r. a mar.
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(1.• .. „vi m. 1:119a. Atn.a.bam,a many ated but was able to come home
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'tele was able to return to her after treatment,
Mrs. Walter Woods, Mrs. Harry
Mulvey, Mrs. R. Appleby, IVIrs.
Arnold Jeffrey and Mrs. David
1„'iadie were delegates to the Wo.
men's Institute District annual at •
i Tiverton on, Monday. Their re- •
ports will he given at the next
institute meeting on Wednesday,
June 13th.
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