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Recreation Report
Games scheduled for the ball
parks this week are:
Tues., Aug. 2, Josephine Street
Park, 9 p.m., Midget boys vs.
Belmore; Optimist, Park, 6:30 p.m.,
Pre -Mite girls vs. Wroxeter;
Wed., Aug. 3, Josephine, 9 p.m.,
Midget girls vs. Hanover; River-
- side, industrial slo-pitch, 7 p.rn,,
Gems vs. Lumber Kings, 9 porn.,
Businessmen vs. Smokies; Optimist
Park, 7 p.m., Mite girls vs. Atwood;
THE
GOLF
BAG
The Sunday Morning Sinners
winners last week was the team of
Paul Steep, Brian and Walter Arnold
and Terry Anger with second place
going to Dan Campbell, Jerry and
Edwa-rds Irid--Rtiis Taylor.,
Both teams had scores of 33.
The ladies' winner laSt week was
Hilda Andrews. Remember ladies;
the invitational is on Aug. 3 and all
the tees will be closed.
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Sun., Aug. 7, Josephine, 4 p,m.,
Squirt boys vs. Clavering,
Mon., Aug. 8, Riverside, sloTitch,
7 p.m., Royals vs. Gems and 9 p.m.,
Businessmen vs. Hot Wires.
There stil „are some openings for
our specie events:
Mon., ug. 15, Pioneer Sports
World;
Wed., Ag. 17, Wawanosh Nature
Centre;
Thurs., Aug. 8, Fun Day.
If you hav ny questions, please
call the re reation office at 357-1208.
Thu sday night
horseshoe play
L. Kuntz of Chepstow and H.
Curtis of Goderich topped the
standings in last Thursday evening's
horseshoe play at the Wingham
Sportsmen's Club with six wins.
Ivan Rivett of Goderich and Leon ,
Russell, Wingham, were second at
three wins and a plus of 32, while
Don . _Sanders, Goderieh- and Glen -
Casemore, Wingham, wound up in
third place with two wins and a phis
of 95. Jack Kerr of Wingham and Syd
Lawson, Goderich, rounded out the
scoring in fourth with one win and a
plus of 128,
SPECIALS
Faberge Organics, 500 ml
Shampoo or Conditioner
Brut 33, 100 g
Anti-perspirant • • • • •
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Planters, 750 g
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Toilet Tissue • • • • • •
Berol, 12 pieces
Back to School Kit • . •
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Smarties
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orathietes — from weett.,:es,i
golfers to daily joggers should
be mere cautious in the sumnieri
'advises the Ontario Safety League,
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Here are some guidelines for WM-
Drink of
eises: water before, during
and after any exercise,
Don't exercise during the hottest
Part of the day; • -
Exercise in the shade. lf this is not
possible, at least take breaks in the
shade;TakeTae rest periods of 15 to 20
minutes for every hour of exercise;
Wear loose, white porous clothing
to reflect heat and to permit'
evaporation. Keep the skin exposed
as much as possible, but beware of
sunburn.
AP,oem contest
marks classic's
anniversary
This year marks the 80th anni-
--Irersal7-4 the -first-Inkiteation-of------t:
Ludy' Maud Montgomery's classic
novel, "Anne of Green Gables".
In honor of that, a "Happy Anni-
versary Anne" poetry contest for
youngsters between the ages of eight
and 14 has beemannounced.
Contest coupons have been sent to
bookstores and libraries, inviting
children to write a poem about Anne
in 75 words or less. All entries must
be sent to Seal Books' head office by
Aug. 31, along with the child's name,
address, birthdate and telephone
number.
The grand prize consists of a one-
week trip for a family of four to
Prince Edward Island, home of
heroine Anne Shirley. It includes
round-trip flights from any urban
centre in Canada served by
Canadian Airlines International to
Charlottetown, PEI, accom-
modation on the island, 'a free lolb-
ster supper, tickets to the "Anne of
Green Gables" musical and $100 -
worth of Seal or Bantam paper-
backs.
Other runner-up prizes include
video cassettes of the TV mini-series
"Anne of Green Gables" and $50 -
worth of the paperbacks.
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SCOTT NEIL of Wingham practises his form prior to golf lessons.
The Wingham Goff and Curling Club has a large contingent of eager
young golfers,
Bantam boys clinch
first place in league
The Wingham Bantam boys
wrapped up their Tri -County season
recently with a 5-1 win over
Wroxeter. The win clinched first
place for VVinghani in the eight -team
league.
Tim Currie pitched the distance
for Wingham, allowing just four hits.
Jason Blomberg was the offen-
sive star, hitting a long tlwee-rim
hotner in the Sixth to put the game
out* reach. Dave McKee collected
three hits; while Rob Harrison, Scott
Neil and Todd Chadwick had one
each. •
LiatIt Thursday, July 21, Wingham
hoited2Ralmerstciii in the Second
game' 'of'the OAS A playoffs.
Palm jumped to an eight -run
lead after two and never' looked
back, winning 0-4. This eihilinated
Wirigharn from further OASA play.
NOTES--- The
Winghare r4'.M;nrade'i.• Aigiek exit
from the 044f ;but shotilan't hang
Wi e ffiiwaiia.ckSheep
tottinanient- held hi the,
Wrejtetei4'arklitty'21 to 24 were the
Briek Barons.
The team won the 'A' division 2-1
over Pormota. The 'B' division WaS,
won by the Teeswater Diamonds ii
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their heads too low. The strong
Palmerston team supports all but
one second -year Bantam, while
Wingham is all first-year, save for
two. Maybe next year, guys.
It now is time to dig down and give
the best shot at winning the Tri -
County and WOAA playoffs.
Wingham will meet Brussels in
Tri -County, action and Durham in
the WOAA, but game times have not
yet been decided,
Wingham.
Consumers
advised on
crib's safety
ersonalsThe Federal Department of Con-
sumer and Corporate Affairs has ad-
vised parents and caregivers to pay
The 23rd annual reunion of the particular attention to the use of
Grand Chapter officers of The Order- Gate -A -Way cribs, manufactured by
of the Eastern Star for the year 1965- Dorel Industries Inc.
66 was held Saturday, July 23, at the
home of Mrs. Florence ReaVie, The- Department's product safety
Victoria Street, Wingham. Those branch, explained that the Gate -A -
attending' were from Bancroft, Way crib is equipped with one side
Grimsby, Sarrua, Hagersville, which can be adjusted to three posi-
Woodstock and Whgharn. tions: fully raised, partially raised,
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Early in November, 1028, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Hetherington of Bltievale
announced the engagement of their
youngest chiughter, Lilian S., to
Stanley N. Gallaher, son of Mr. and
ttallaher, Bliley/de.
The marriage was to take.plaCe that
month'. • •
and lowered to a horizontal position
under the mattress.
For more information on the.Gate-
A-Way crib, you may call David Hall
of Doyel Industries Inc., at (514) 323,
5701.
For more information on crib and
child. Safety,- contact your. teardit
Consurrier and Corporate Affair' s
Canada office... . • ,,,,,, .