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Vfi'r.;throp .ni. I....gets •
�w►�� ch�xmp����hip
The Winthrop Midget
Boya won the Q to io Rural
Softball. #ssociati9l
chasnPlonahlp, On Sunday
Septenther9th. In their :#first
series, they Played
Glanworth and wort the first
game 6-3, lost the second
game 6-2 and won• the third
6-1 'rheic next opposition
Was Inaerkip, Yihom they
defeated 4-0 and 12-0. Going
into the semi-finals, the boys
played against Foldens, de-
feating them 9-2 and 11-7, The
finals, saw Winthrop playing,
Oneida, who were last year's
finalist, Oneida wonthe first
game in Winthrop: 7-6..
nph+rnine to Oneida the boys
played an ..exciting game of
ball to win the game 2-1
eleven innings. Losing the:
flip, the. team returned Ott
Sunday, September 9th to.
wing the .game 5-1, and; won:
the champlottship. The ,team;
and Beaches• .attended, a
banquet an l'4. aterdown where
they receive4. the trophy and
reata,1he fidgets also won
the "*B championship,
tttophy at a tournament in
Hickson, earlier this season.
The Midget players and
coaches would like to thank.
all spectators who attended
their games, acrd for the fan
support duringthe last series
With Oneida..
corresponOent
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K►ppett Fast Women:
Institute net at the tome rlf
Mrs. Harry Caldwelt for the
lyducation meetingon Sept,
19. Speaking on the topic.
"`We read to learn, we listen
to learn, when we no longer
read or ,listen we are no
longer, learning". Robeit
Reaburn of':liensall said that
he thought parents should be
concerned about what their
children read ;regardless, .of
Every week more and,
more people discover what
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(Continued from
vince-covered cottage,
Now 1 know l could check in the 1896
expositor of see if such a wedding ever did
take place, and if there was any mention of
the couples unexpected good fortune, but
why risk proving a good story false?
Sere Mi' ity
by,. Alice G,ibb
Page 10)
the end of the story -the couple find the
boots, the gold coins spill out of the rotten
leather and Sad remembers that the rid
:bachelor died without a relative left in the
world. The result is wedding bells for
Nellie and Hud, and undoubtedly a little
farm of their own and maybe eve. n
ThOfflQS:J
Devereaux,
is pleased to announce the opening of the
Seaf Orth Chiroprac tic Center
at 25 Goderlch St. W. Seaforth:::on
Oct. 9/ 1979
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whether
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or i
should
cit alsoh«t
Fare �
attperyisc' and encourage.
children With theirbomework
a$. they insist st , on piano
,lust .,,
practice ;when taking piano;
lessons and hockey practice
w,hen,they play hockey.
Mrs.. Al H.oggarth
commented on the Mottn,
'"Changes. are good, (Me
unused mind is like art
unused attic, it gets cobwebs
in the corner."
Mrs. Robert Kinsman;
favoured with piano. solos.
£virs., Grace Drummond':
shared an article on teachers.
President Mrs. !lave
Triebner gave two thought
provoking poems. Mrs. Alex
McGregor showed the many
articles she had knit for the
'Children's Aid and provided
the rest of the members with
the rest .of the wool. She also
had the quilt top put together
and ready for quilting at the
home of Mrs. Drummond
whenever time pennies)
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1°'th..,
tion wa Orenn
:Act .:ens
Rally Oct. 1 at EtintY4Ue. the
.Area Convention on,!Nov. 1.
t .St. Marys, ;and the
u
workshop Oct,. 15. 16 in
00011 94 _i»do.Qr garden:44k
PERSONALS
Congratulationsto M.
and Mrs. Ken Jones Hiller;.
Ont. on the birth: ,of their
daughter Meagan, Anne :on
Sept. 18, 1979.
Mr. and Mrs. Ar"nol'd
Giackstetter,. Guelph visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold,.
Jones, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. I,• Rex
Thompson.) Battle Creels,
Michigan) are visiting, Mrs..
Thornpson`s brother • and,
sister-in-law, Mr. and • Mrs.
Pearson Charters, Fippen..
AWARDS
On Sunday, Sept. 16
attendance seals and awards
were given tothe members
of ,St., .Andrews Church,
JE,CidIIifl'
l
u School. :.fit o_..
Sunday Scit D P ttias
were given to
Michelle
Kinsmen. Margaret'. cooper*
Jonathon Turner, Angela
Faber. 2nd: year seats to
'Candice Cooper, Michael
.!ones, Chrystal Jones; 3rd
year seals Brad Dewys,
Robbie Consist, :Stephen
Joanine cons tt. tori
tell, _ . k
Pewys, 4th:year Cheryl
Turner. 'Lois Sinnendyk,
Linda. 'Dinnendyk, Jas
Turner, leis Ann ?Well/
Joan: 8,innendylt. Priam
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Cooter; $th. year seals,
War
ing
Sandra. il!abei, Darrell.
Tricia
a
Fb er ;. S ...til e�
Cooper) Sth, Year
,r 3ulie
rens* Christine.. Ctoper,
Julig Wright; 901: year,:
Sheller i;inlaYson,. Scott
Cooper; 10th . year, Beth
Consitt, Melissa Moffatt,
11th year. .=tty:
Heather 0
McLean,
Regent t r++/y.. With
:..
R Mr.
and lex Emerson:
:;A n,detaon. were Mr, and ' .Mrs,
)Russell! :Caldwellt Harniltotl,
and Mr, .tom :fir. n, Dill
Sudbury,
v�ith rust: inh bl.,Q.rs
com.•,p.attble :to woif�t' f hers
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