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IN THE YEARS AGONE
May 7, 1964
LACK OF INTEREST CANCELS
MINOR BAIL PROGRAM
For the first time in many
years the Peewees, Bantams,
Midgets and Juveniles will be
unable to play minor baseball
in Seaforth.
Lack of interest by the pub-
lic, especially the parents of
these boys, is blamed by the
executive of the Seaforth Minor
Baseball Association for the
situation. The association has
found it necessary to suspend
Imrther operation until suffici-
ent interest is indicated by the
formation of a new executive
group which will assume the
responsibility o f operating
teams in: a league, maintaining.
proper grounds, and the provi-
sion of coaches and -managers:
Notice of the meeting- was
en last week, but lila. three'
tive members ad a coach
team of last year "put in
Dpring the dis-
on hand. There is some equip-
ment and uniforms. All players
of last year, who have not as
yet turned in their uniforms,
are requested to do so immedi-
ately. These should be return-
ed to John E. Patterson at Row-
cliffe Motors.
Should a group be interested
in - continuing the association,
the president or secretary will
call a meeting, and at such
time as a new executive is nam-
ed the books ,and equipment
will be handed over.
Before the suspension motion
was passed the meeting was in-
formed that on Wednesday the
schedules for baseball and fast-
ball
astball., will be drawn, up. This
means: that: 'entries must close
on the same date. The mem-
tkv*:expresOed regret that boys
have'�e ,:.looking to base-
ball as a suer '.project to
keep them . busy . during the
the they are out of school,
be anthout organized bait 1
Jack Eisler
r
IThek N. Seaforth yL
gion President, was injure
Tuesday _night when abloom.
of cement fill on his.. foot. Sev
eral st}tehes were required, and.
examination reYeaIed a pos-
sible toe fracture:
Mr. gilder was working at
his residence in ��,4 I ondv311e
when the accklent mumd. .
n uxi iary
Penny Sale
Draw in.: for lbrt 11; 1I • ;u;
total G•af„rth 1Io.Ibttal All xz1
dl c I+rt►in ale +1:t. held Fri
day evening.
A large audience crowded the
street in front of Box Furni-
ture Store. where the prizes
were on display during the
drawing by Mayor Angus Mac-
Lean. Mrs. F. A. Cosford, aux-
iliary president, and Board
Chairman A. Y. McLean.
Proceeds were up from pre-
vious years, officials said.
Winners were:
Four quarts oil (Henry Ziler),
Olive Clark, 216 Huron Street,
Stratford; man's shirt (William
O'Shea), Bill MacLennan; $10
permanent (Snip & Curl), Ona
Fortune; 8 tumblers (John
Cardno), Mrs. E. Toll, RR 1,
Blyth; scratch pads (Seaforth
News), Barb Box; three silver
dollars (Wm. Stephenson), Mrs.
E. Stevens, Walton; boy's shoes
(Seaforth Shoes), Leo Hagan;
painting (Ned Boswell), Joan
Gorwill; sweater, Mrs. George
McGavin; lunch cloth (Shin's),
Mrs. J. L. Malone; five games
bowling (Gordon Noble),' Barb
Talbot; pad (Eats Co
Toronto Anderson Scot; baby.
carc:sea4, Robert
E
on
Legion Bowlers
Wind -Up Season
Members of the Seaforth Le -1 to the winning team in the play
tCion bowling teams ended a offs of the Legion trophy.
th successful season Friday even- Other highlights were th=
ing. when they held their an- presentation of the individua
nual banquet and social in the player awards, one trophy to
Legion Hall. i player: Ladies' high average
of Feature of the evening was Anne Wood, 185; high single
Ex -1 the presentation of trophies to : Anne Wood. 284: runner-up,
141.1 the winning team. Gold Kegers• Beryl Nicholson. 277; high
captained by Don Wood, as triple. Anne Wood, 700; run -
they topped the regular sche- ner•up, Helen Nicholson, 622.
dule and then came along and , Men's high average, Mel Mer -
eked out the Pin Hi's, captained riam. 200: high single, Mel Mer
by Jack Eisler, for the playoff riam. 333: runners-up, Don
trophy. Other members of the Wood and Leo Hagan, 300; high
winning team were Joan Eaton, ;triple. Bill Eisler. 824.
Anne Hall, Winnie Nott, A. Perfect attendance awards,
Nicholson and Don Eaton. !Jean Hoff. Helen Nicholson,
Don Muir, sports officer of Anne Wood, Beryl Nicholson,
the Legion, extended greetings Bill Eisler, Gordon Scott, Don
and presented the team trophy wand
' and Leo Hagan.
and also each player on the Gordon Scott, league treasur-
team with a small trophy Le.
er, on behalf of the members
gion President Jack Eisler iatio a le e, � )presen-
made the second presentation olson of a special gift for her
may' week mare people die* excellent work done as secre-
tt�over what mighty jobs are. Yrs. Niche' ism' esteitlded
sincere thanks and at the saMel
accomplishedcost BS` .�,
time requested her
Pte' be accepted. She has, bees;
retuy fair the .paataktiee
SEAFORTH WI TO MEET
The May meeting of the Sea -
forth Women's Institute will be
held at the home of Mrs. Earl
Papple, with Mrs. James Doig
as co -hostess, on Tuesday eve-
ning, at 8:30. Roll call will be,
"Do we need a new flag 'in
Canada, and wliy or why not?”
A : demonstration will. be - given
by
.Mrs. John E Mcteau:
•
Lesch will, ' comet Ofruit
bread and theese 'kith -Mrs.
Vold Hug i1, Mfrs. L. &Nag
wid Mrs. P.' iliuflt
• •tei bee
be'ti# - made
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