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The "Cerson Cuties" were
really playing ball in Millbank
Tuesday night of last week.
They had a good start with a
home run from the first batter,
Barb Dauphin. Bonnie Willie
came through with a triple and
brought in another run. Bonnie
had another triple in the third
inning.
It will be a good thing when
the girls get their ball pants.
They don't seem to realize
they're not supposed to use their
knees and it's hard on the band-
aid kit.
Wingham came through with
a final score of 22-14.
JULY 1.4
Millbank returned here
Thursday night for what proved
to be the best game the girls
have played. The score was
4-1 for Wingham. Another
game like that and the,coach
will have a heart attack.
Bonnie Willie had another
home run. Wendy Crewson had
a nice hit and brought in anal.
Keep up the good work girls.
Wingham: 4 runs; 2 hits; 2
errors. Millbank: 1 run; 4 hits;
0 errors.
JULY 18
In Harriston Tuesday eve-
ning the girls came across with
another win, 20-18. There
were four home runs in the
game from Barb Dauphin, Mar-
ion Willie, Bonnie Willie, and
Jayne English. The girls were
really hitting some nice ground-
ers to outfield.
They weren't nearly as
noisy at this game as most of
them ate too much watermel-
on and didn't feel very well.
The pitcher had her bangs cut
(too short) and wasn't in very
good humor but the coach
Jitney Winners
An inter-town jitney was
held at the local bowling green
Thursday evening with Tees-
water, Lucknow, Atwood and
Wingham
The prizes went to Herb DO-
fy;(tied) Mrs. J. P. Alexander,
Mrs. W. Murray, harry Brown
and Art Wilson; Mrs. Carl Lott;
Mrs. Leahy; Mrs. J. MacIntyre;
(tied) Mrs. R. Holman, Lyle
13ecking; (tied) Mrs. Weiss,
Jack Fisher; (tied) Mrs. L. Wil-
son, Mrs. I. Elliott, Frank
llowson; Miss Pintayson; Reg
DuVal; Mrs. G. Williams; Roy
Finlayson; Gordon MacKay.
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E IIS iVIYAN PARADISE STYLE
First District Showing
Winning Streak; Down Millbank, Harriston
DAY CAMP CAN BE HOT WORK. When
temperatures soared in the mid 80s, child-
ren enrolled in the playground program
developed quite a thirst. Here they make
thought she pitched a better
game. She could see!
the most of a cool drink after waiting their
turn in line under the watchful eyes of the
camp counsellors.
—Advance-Times Photo.
The next game will be in
Moorefield tonight (Thursday).
Edgar Reunion
WROXETER--The Edgar Re -
union was held in Riverside Park,
Wingham, an July 0, with ap-
proximately 40 present.
Miss Shirley Tabor conduct-
ed the sports for the afternoon,
LYCEUM
THEATRE
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WED., AUG. 3rd
WATCH FOR
PROGRAM
14-21
Due to showers the reunion end-
ed suddenly and the business
had not been dealt with so the
same officers will look after
next year's event, The presi-
dent is George Darling and see-
rerary-treasurer, Mrs. Allister
Green of Goderieh.