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VOLUNTEER STAFF for last week's religion school held at Sacred Heart for the Lake
Huron District were back, Mrs. Anne Fisher, Teeswater, Ron Pickersgill, Clinton, Father
Flavin, (now at Teeswater but visiting for the summer from Ireland), Sister Carmelita,
Cape Croker. Middle, Teresa Nolan, Sister St. Pious, Hamilton, Pauline Schmidt, Carol
Brophy, Charles Husnik and Bonnie Nolan. Front, Darlene Hallahan, Michele Foxton,
Ann deBruyn, Lorraine Nelemans, Austin O'Donnell and Lisa Rammeloo.
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"cutles" here
Friday nigh
The day we have been waiting
for will be here this week. The
Wingham BP's sponsored by Bob
Foxton will face the California
Cuties at the Wingham Ball Park
on Friday at 8 p.m. Plenty of
tickets will be available at the
gate on Friday.
For the locals pitchers Ed Daer
and Don Edgar will have their
hands full in containing the
Cuties.
People who like fun will enjoy
this game with Hefty Helen, Fifi
the Flirt, Lotta Fanny and fancy
fielder Main Street Sally, who
covers short stop with all the
finesse of a major leaguers.
An interesting and side split-
ting routine will be shown even
though the Cuties will be out to
win.
Doug Neil, coach of the BP's
who says he has seen the Cuties
play, feels his team will have a
good chance even though the odds
seem to be against them. Neil an-
nounced that former Winghamite
Bill Hotchkiss, a pitcher with
quite a reputation in Western On-
tario has joined the team along
with infielder Bruce Stahl from
Goderich.
This should be the game of the
season for ball fans.
Tiffin robbed
"DUMPY DORA" of the California Cuties who will face, Bob
Of shut—Out Foxton's BP's on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Wingham Ball
Park. Weighing in at 250 lbs. 'Dora' will be ready to give
The Brophy PeeWees played her 'all' in the big game. It is hoped that a .good crowd will
ball against Seaforth last week be in attendance for the game.
and rolled over them 17-1 in a Lop-
sided score to take the first game
of the best of three. The winner of
Brophy Peewees this series takes on the winner of tion
RecreaReport
Clinton and Dashwood series to po
advance to the finals of the j��
end schedule 11-1 WOAA. By Jim Ward
Hitting for the Brophy Pee -
The local Brophy PeeWees 10_L Wees was Peter Goodall with a
the only game of the seven team long triple and four singles for a POOL ACTIVITIES BALL PROGRAM
schedule last Friday night in perfect day at the plate. Dan The first session. of swim Each coach has been re=
Listowel by the score of 9-5 in a Martin had a double and three lessons will end this week. sponsible for his own publicity.very tight game that see -sawed singles; Steve Morrison four sin- Awards will be made to all those They have all done well in this
back and forth until the sixth in- gles; Bill Brophy three singles; who are successful. The pre -be -area as wellas winning Hames.
ning when Listowel put four runs Ken Deichert two singles, and a ginner' program receive pat- Each team as done well this
across to take the game. single going to Dave Nesbitt. ches from the Wingham pro- year. They all need the SupportOf
Listowel opened the scoring in Joe Tiffin pitched a fine game 'gram. Everything above that will the local fans. Where are you?
the bottom of the first inning with for the local squad and had a shut be either Red Cross or Royal Life The future stars are here giving
one run and the two teams played out going for himself until the last awards if they are successful. their all in every game and the
tight ball until the bottom of the inning with two out and a Sea- The second session will start coaches have looked arta the
third when the local team came forth player blooped a single into Monday, August 2 and go to Fri- teams so well.
through with three runs to go up short left centre field scoring a day, August 27. The last week will
3-1. They added one more in their runner on third base. Joe pitched be spent on the Red Cross �Ota� lacrossehalf of the fourth, only to have a three -hitter in this one and got Leaders' Course.
Listowel come back with two to some fine support from his in- 0"0'0 team ties 3• 3
leave the score at 4-2 for the Bro- field. SUMMER PLAYGROUND
phy team after four innings. AND DAY CAMP Wingham Novice -Tykes la -
Listowel came on in the fifth This playground is drawing to a c.osse team tied 3-3 in a game
and sixth with six runs while close this week for very young played against Kincardine Tues-
holding the Brophy team to only ones. The Day Camp still has day, July 13. The score was proof
one run and that's the way it end- 7 1' 9OIf eiS pI Li�I room for more boys and girls. theteamis playing better, im-
ed. Wingham had two on base in 1 The day camp will take the theme proving with age as it were.
the last inning but were unable to of an Indian Week. The location
get them across. will be out in the first bush along
Top scorer was Bert Sjaarda
The Brophy team and the List- at Invitational the Maitland. We havelanned a who shot in two goals and one
owep goal was scored by Jason Good -
spot in the
wound up tied for top A total of 117 g fers participat- g� program which will last for all. One goal was won by the
Good -
spot in the league with 11 runs ed Wednesday oflAst week when just five days, August 2-6. The Wi
and 1 loss each, but b virtue of y nghamites in each of the three
y the Wingham Golf Club Invita- youngsters go out in the morning periods played. Ken Henry
Wingham's highest runs for and tional was held at the local and, come back by 4:30-5 p.m. coaches the local boys.
lowest runs against in league course. Games and skills will be learned No further games will be play -
play they came out on top The Labatt Trophy and prize and played. The more we have ed by the lacrosse squad in their
Hitting for the Bropiiwteam for the low gross was presented the more fun will be had by all. home town since the Wingham
were Peter Goodall one double by Mike Smith of Labatt's to Don Give the recreation office a call, Community Centre has been clos-
and two singles; Dan Martin, two Erskine of Dayton Plains, Michi- 357-1208. ed for repairs pairs and renovations.
doubles and one single; Bill Bf6-
gar. He and Bill English of Bar-
phy, three singles; Mike Foxton, rie were tied with scores of 68,
two singles; with singles going to with Mr. Erskine winning -the
Paul Montgomery, Richard playoff.
Moore and Ken Deichert. Mr. English was holder of the
Mike Foxton played a fantastic low net and was presented with a
game in the centre field position, chair from Electrohome by Bill
coming up with three good catch- Hanula. Don Rae of Guelph won a
es including two of them on the prize for the longest drive on the
run, the kind that got a good hand eighth hole.
from the crowd. He also came
through with two good hits to help prThe prize for the closest ap-
oach on the fifth hole went to
his team. Bob Zister, Listowel
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DON ERSKIN from Dayton Plains received this trophy for
having 'low gross' in the Invitational Golf Tournament. It
was presented by Mike Smith on behalf of Laba"'s who
sponsored the event. Don accepted a radio as an additional
prize.
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