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YOU'RE OUTI—UMpire Wes Simmons makes' the call at ,second base as the
Wingham BPs pick off the lead runner trying to advance on a bunt..13Ps played a
home-and-hoM4 exhibition series against two Waterloo teams on the weekend and
look like they're in for another good season.
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STARTS FRIDAY
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Iaypffs with 9266
:ails pulled
with 9047.
were third
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Catherine
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252, 2 14-130; Audrey.
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269, 019j.„, Ind 240; Jean
,;206, 208- Id 253; Helen
McBurney 21 and Janet
Storey, 218,,•••
sold
May,
PIO% .
$2.45
The Wingham. eatioo.
Departflieflt: like to
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coaching
is the blghest Ona
cettifigat,
earned in Canadiai minor.
spgrts. We are Wok.„,etklfw:
to see someone 10
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and tiine. t� upgrade binisdf,.•
and in so 49X141, benefit no.
minor sports orpOtgOti9nx4
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Seven tables w' in play
at the weekly elf* in
the Women's Institate: Hall
last Wednesday evening.
Winners were:: high' lady,
Mrs. Willard Armstrong;
low lady, Miss biiiian-A'Oot-
ter ; novelty lady, Mrs., Lorne
Jamieson; high man, Mrs.
Clarence Hanna(pfaying as
a man); low man, William
Black.; novelty man, George
Inglis.
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Prevailed Saturday :for the'
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Spring • paper . drive of the
• • - • • First Wingham Cuba, Scout§
FORDWICH -- Miss Diane
Shelley of Trinity Anglican'
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BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SUNDAY MAY 9-10-11
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ^
ALSO ON THE SAME PROGRAM
. • •
LAST NIGHT MAY 8th
TIM CONWAY DON KNOTT'S
IN
1111E PRIZE WHIM
A Knockout Comedy!
Starts FRDAY!
FRI. 8. SAI. TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 915 P.M
SUN.. THURS. ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M.
MAY 9th - 15th
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AT TF415 TIME THE PARK THEATRE
WItHES EVERY MOTHER A
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PHONE $24 7011
AIR CONDITIONED
PR AM 41,111.1ECT T CHAN WITH UT NOTICE!
• The Winghim BP Inter-
mediate fastball team
• played four exhibition genies,
on the weekend against the
Waterloo' Team Sport
Juniors and, the Waterloo
• CHYMers, bothof the Inter
City Fastball League. .
Citing ball game. Each team -
had four , hite. Petteplace,
,c -
!Edgar and Deer handled the
BP pitching.
Li the 'Second game the
BPs made a first inning
home run by Bruce Skinn
hold up until the seventh
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0,Ora.
7.4'4111i/1.S'
conannecra wa , Ygacriliti
and a double to tie the game. •
Phil, and Dave Eadie v and -
Dave Beiriis pitched very
well in limiting theJuniors to
six hits.
27;
These-, three pitchers
certainly prove there is some
excellent •pitching in local
BPs • defeated the Team*
Sport Juniors 7-6 and
followed that with a 5-0 shut-
' out over the CHYMers.
Three young area pitchers
helped •out the BP pitching
' staff so no one would have to
pitch too much in the four
games. In the first game PhiL
and Dave Eadie from.
Belmore, two young pitchers
with 'a lot ;of potential.,
•• combined .with Doug ,Pet-
teplace of the BPs to defeat •
the Waterloo Juniors. ' •,
Bob Armstrong with two
home runs and Gary. Liale
with one homer led the
Wingham hitters.
In the secon1 game Don
and-Dave.-
I3eirns •• from the Howick
Juniors limited the
CHYMers to three hits while
the BPs collected 10 hits off
Waterloo pitching. Bob
Armstrong, Rick Jacklin and
Jim Seip each had two hits
for Wingham.
In •the opening game
Sunday in Waterloo the
CHYMers combined a Walk
and a triple in the ninth in-
ning for a win in an ex -
THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY
MAY 910-11
BOX ciFFICE OPENS AT 745
SHOWING AT 845
3 1310 SHOWS
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BIVE.IN THEATRE
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Gorrie; and Scott Cornwall
of Wingham attended a COR
weekend in Owen Sound
recently.
Minor softball and that,
given the chance, they can
perform against
"Babel) tAIISlitong, irs*who is
continuing'his exceptional
batting ,,of1at year, led the
BPs ly'
riFte:4ii4444YrYfoic"hi eight
"mesatit. ;H
ThsBPs sreenteredlae
Georgian Bey Fastball
League thia year and Will
Open ;their season May 20 in
• Wingham. All home games
will be played Tuesday
nights, starting at 8:30 p.m.
COR stands for Christ in „
Others Retreat and the event
was sponsored by the
• Anglican and Roman -
Catholic churches for young
people ages i6 to 22.
.clid the young.people;
like it? They say they can't
wait until the next one to be
held in the fall!
FORT DESTROYED
• On May 8, 1586, the Span-
ish fort' at St. Augustine,
was destroyed by a
force landed by Sir Francis
• • ' Drake.
•
•
and `Verthiera. By noon the
town of Whigham and the
outlying areas of. _Belgrave,
Whitechurch and Bluevale
had been canvassed and the
boys were plea-Sid:0 see the
transport filled' nearly to the
top -with paper.
, The Groiip Committee
expresses :thanks to. the
following IbushieSses' which
loaned trucks, Cullen
Motors, Maitland Redi Mix,
Bridge Motors, CraWford
Motors; Pletch Electric
CKNX and LeRoy Jackson
as virellas to thelathers
drOve them': Kich•WhiteleY.
Rally -Murtay
Underwood, Heath Thytine
Ross Hayden, Wm Beecroft
and Raymond MacDonald.
Walden Transport and
Stanley Door Systems trans-
ported the paper to Toronto.
The communities are
thanked for saving their
paper and are asked to begin
saving for the fall. drive.
In • other Scouting news
Rev. Barry Passmore of the
Wingham United Church
Was appointed chatitain,
replacing Rev. Dr. Robert
Armstrong.
It was announced the end
of May. will ,F omplete the
year of activities for the
Beavers. Cubs and Scouts
BACK IN ACTION—Ed Daer, a real workhdrOat the Wingham BP pitching staff
over the pagt several years, warms up priefloietirrilng to action in a weekend
exhibition match. An arm iniury knocked DW' OUt of the lineup last year, but he
was effective against two Waterloo teams obihe weekend and reported the arm
feels good.
reportod• the enha*d tteen:
on a saturclaytnerrigg
ending at, the Seeig.
She also explained:the
will be ping dotir4a400r:•'
selling small fitst
• The money•earned fro* the::-
prqject Will he us 't;O:n*•
them on a field trip
Heard
has 'oat one of her*nentest-
leaders• , Ralph Jitnrtijoir.Wha 13;
has moved to Barrie. Both. •
Dale and Dertick Harrison
were members of the CUb
Pack. Five bays , 4 .41,11'
Up to Scouts
. Marty Cretier reported the
, Scants held a suceessfay,
, camp it Maitforks, gatirb0t..,
was allOvied X0
, forAttOF
, fniollaod:wiiie itPgdatitesfiwillia;Zazi-,Set •
for Scout camps: May 16-18,• •
June 27-29, Jai 18-20 and
August 8117: One of these
camps will be a father -son
camp, wtth • each son
_teaching his father what
camping is all abeut.
There is to be. a Scouting
excePtion- of the.
summer camps. Beaver
Leader Dianne Thynne
announced she will be at-
tending a meeting at Ripley
to plan a Beaveree for the
approaimately 300 boys of
the district. She also an
nounced 12 boys will be
swimming up to Cubs May
28.
Cub Leader Betty Heard
display set -'up at the
Wingham Public School in
conjunction .with Education
• Week.
The group committee will
meet next on June 8 at,7 p.m.
•
Kite day
BELGRAVE — The fol-
lowing were the winners oir
events on Kite Day at, Fait
Wawanosh Public School.
In the commercial
category, Bill Haines was
first amOng the Senior class
rot- height, followed by
Bonnie Burchill and Brad'
Shobbrook. In the Junior
class Ellen Taylor and Kerry
• Si ‘"
MP&
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Saw up tiO,
on Homeetivem
inswairwA4.„..
Ifyour home is less titan„•
7yarsold5yottmysa
money. Find out how
much, call:
R. W. liar GIBBONS
2S ALFRED ST. E.
519-357-3280
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and Casualty Company
Canadian Head Office:
Scarborough. Ontario
CANADA'S TOURING TENTED CIRCUS
Friday, June 6
2 stiows: at 6 p.m. and 8 pm.
at the
Josephine St. Ball Park Wingham
Sponsored by the Wingham Recreation Department
Advance tickets will be sold
houseto-house
Saturday, May 24
Tickets $2.25
The Martin and Downs Circus tours dnnually in Canada and presents one of the fin-
est family performances under the big top. The Recreation Department will recelvo
percentage of all tickets sold and the money earned from this prolect will go toward
their many worthwhile community minded proects.
Advance tickets will be priced lower than box office tickets and it is hoped that
everyone in the area will support the sponsoring organization and buy their advance
circus tickets early.