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Every cop in the state
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Everybody else was behind her.
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WED., THUR., FRI., SAI'. —*JULY 24, 25, 28, 27'
W«M �TNER presents
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JOSEPH BOLOGNA
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Adult ant.
Program subject to
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!lour.
Wady
C,AllerL
stixi
`Diane
`Kgaton
in
" 'ilee„peC"
the
hut thoy
scoreeu t d
assists ; to
Tem and Andy Beim
lo the second per' of plaY Jay
Modoeilrin beat the 4ratterd
netminder to f infix "4 I ngbam'a.
tiring. tiltelie McK y asststtd on
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However at end.
ora
periodsecond Elora. scored
mar to taut
lead. Then, as ,► often hap
!P � came In the Mini
period– The scored throe
in the t five ,minutes
the game and.held; to
i k
u•hoi�j, i/t`e i m ate¢
,An titre ,That goal
asaw t
' en Pae. A „Woo stock player ,
ed n vfcf ous at the,
aha t a a,
tg- Feat ve c t . he,
�, 'gebound. The NU bounced..the
length of the floor ,d the Wood-
stock goalie let the ,tali
past him, net.
one
Jay �f#� put iin;another
'marker in the f hr#t period
on Jones. The boys • went
• into the second ,per., down ;bY
two goals,
In the end, rime r
Jones picked up an un sited goa l
as did Jay .; urine ood-
stock . mainaged to Score
points dui i
In t l+4dr
the final period of play, Wim.
-yam Managed' only ', .Soo,
f•a nother point for lay c
who was assisted"by'goalie Paid
td.
:'e'en Pas. The game ended'th 'a
11-5 loss for the, Wing" team.
For the;;PeeWees 'the day w
y slightl trig, They won.ti
first game by, default when
eir'opposition from>W'ood8tock,
- could only muster four players.:
'However., ,'the. e�ciai''score :{for
the am
_, ,g a �wa�.,3=QR 'goalie Rueben
-:Jackiin picked* two points and
Steve Mo n,t credl�t for.: the
last goal, Steve MacLean picked
tip an assist on ;the f t Marker.
.That 'default 'put W gham into
the PeelWee championship, race
5 5 }and unfortunately out of their
:league ,, 7
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(Adultr►ta j*MntaMtt
• In the
second game Sarnia had
it>ile trouble With dile" Wingham
'quad and tucked a 21-2 win
finder their :belts. W inghoin?
scorers wereSteve MacLean and
'eter''' Goodall. : Assists went to Jeff Jackson and Steve MacLean.
I t: Although Wingham's ..teams
haven't been fairing too well
When yoalookat le:standings:all
Kiss coaches are pleased with
=,tar teams' performances. It
,Shdnid'be.noted Oat inost:.of the
s':the*
$,a:• are playing
ainst are. from ..areas which
ave been,' in"; the ' West Central
NOVO (right): and n.• ross (1 ft) dein, • atr`
fa,cr..osse:Mrx i�r s�� .4na +� the c�or�rt w,�y. tqr fac+� off in
n . end �AAr. Boyd hel d , i nc r 'Ia ro lin
.fid a a `I snit hear a nn
ur ,d y asst week
y� The twwo en ate tr aa✓�ellin e r tyro u
eMirii+cs fo , the- a � ,, �..Se , theK �ntali�io conducting
he- tarso •West: Central. Minot Lacrosse � t
�f iar7A u it5w:l lH
An 18 -bit attack • produced ':17
runs and powered Sebringle tai
a convincing ;17*4 victory over
° W "Sunda eVeni in
exhibit* Y �` an.
e ladies 'slew pitch'. sett -
ball game inc bringville,
The gaame, .Shortened tae three,
rinanngnegd
s by rain, was a hastily,-
affair between the w v
of ringville and Wingham
WOAA men's sloW,'pitch team.
players.
The Sebr r gi 1e,,ladies
have .played a number of .games
this Year' and' tookacivantage aif a
Wingham team that was
ague ff r years and have. the, organized
vantage,,,,of{�Aire , experienced time.
oac'hi 'After')i .
_ ..Mid or,t�t►9
ham rallied for three rimiii
s
the �%ngp- xxV1% j
.,. erbfs° in hockey,
90S e
'i ►aein e,
four:hi�ts, Bi11 Brophy anbeid
cheL t each • t .. • ce
Robbie .Grave atd
':iia, theWingham :c
lie Tiffin, John
ours before game Moore, ,David;
a .14Olead at the
•fl7;1A
��:�,�� i t.;ix •i'""•i��iju�'�'V�c-� ���'1��5 °f.-,r`�
;might liken to come down to a
game, Wingham Bantams will be
taking, ;on"Seaforth next week
an exition game. Game time is
8 p.m on Wednesday, July 24.
BeIrnore
Miss Jo -Ann. Kieffer, daugh
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Kieff a 4-H conference at
UniVersit of Guelph fr
Tuesday til Friday of 1
week.
Miss Jane McPherso
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Do
be o f third The h is mere"
n
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t In biLs.�-inrciL.n.:r.r�
their The following .were winners a
added three more runs .
ur
half dof the third frame' and were the recent Rowid
am
Lions' bingo
in probably saved from a continued " Regular gamier; Clara
rally by Wingham when -the rain. .McInnes,, Furdwiek; ..: meta
came. Holloway, Winghatri n Brenda
Joyce Gardner was on the
panda for.. Wingham and held Riley, . Winghami' Mrs: Riley;
Kinenrdine
c .. chargedf�forward again w1tli
ions but it wasn't *neigh
'T`y'kes 'took the game 18-14-.
Robbie ;Strop
stellar perfa. at
in -the game, stol
everything
There was very good
Goading, Molesworth and Mrs. F.
mound.
Sebringville ladies to only June Edgar, Wingham, Kay
Rich, Wingham and Maude
t. Five ,other Sebringville' Greenlet', Harristo Sarah
- Ham'1 �,
ter; able 13 hits. Finding the range for Margaret Adams, Wroxeter; 'Sue and they were, not disappo
fer, five well spaced ced and Vanderbrock, Wroxeter; Dorotti wh�eit- it saarne to excterrieit.
one hit each in a commendablj
effort.
players connected fora question- i ton, Luckno ; Mrs.
local. fans turn out:
especially "pare�nb
the singles for Wingham were Elaine Douglas, Clifford, Rosemary
°rn Deichert, Marg Casernore, Heindricks, Waterloo, Grace
alt Norma Brophy, Grace FoxtonFischer, -Listowel; Mrs. Strauss,
Bernice Edwards and ehucker Mildmay; Tena Gardner,
n Gardner. Lucknow; Mrs. C. Denstedt,
Dorking; Jim Scott, Listowel.
i g Completing the Wingham line='
pa placed Y T
McPherson, is spending
Hine at the Girls' Athlet
Leadership Camp. Jane was on
of the students chosen from F.
Madill Secondary School.
some up and exhibiting some really Share the wealth: Mrs. Day,
is surprising defensive moves were Wingham, $32.00; Mrs. Bob
e Betty Foxton, Louise Welwoosl Black, London, 536.00.
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TO WED. JULY 31ST
E. Jean Bauer and Eleanor Saxton
' Twenty-five dollar special:
game Was a fast one "f ori the
word go° and the whole affair
lasted less than two =hours.
A word of thanks to Brad Sire
mons and Rick . 4lacklin° who,
donated their time to uthpire'the
game and a special thanks to;
Gord Cetson who prepared the
Teeswater field on short: notice,
concerning possible illegal mitts q
Although some post game talk June Edgar, Wingham; jackpot
consolation plus bonus: Mrs. F. • °
concerning possible illegal mitts
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and bets used by Sehrmmnfln as
and bats used by Sebrmgville as eY. Wingham; stand up bingo •
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3• well as no -arc pitching was over -
Florence Taylor, Woodstock; lap
ELM HAVEN
heard, there was no official card: Margaret Edgar,
• notice of a protest by the Wroxeter.
Wingham ladies at press time. Door prizes: Rita Ash, (Corrie.
Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh, Ray
• Leitch, Kincardine and Maude
Greenley, Harriston.
Lucky draw: Brenda Gooding, ,
• Molesworth, Florence Taylor,
Kevin Fitch spent some Woodstock, Mildred Turner,
• holidays at Weston and Orillia Harriston and Dianna Boyd,
• with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fitch. . Gorrie.
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for the parade and fedgIng.the
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FOLLOWING THE PARADE:
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