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ALLA SUPPORT SCOUTING
Buy a. handy first-aid kit front the Cub or
Scout who calls at your home
TI-IUR DAY EVENING
They will start their calls at 7 o'clock,
NEWEST STYLES IN
SUMMER SANDALS
$2.98 TO $4.95
Beige and White
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YOUR FAMILY 'SHOE STORE
HERE'S YOUR
CHANCE TO WIN
Big. Prizes
'Marg's' Book Store is offering
10 PRIZES and TROPHIES
for
— over 100 to choose from
awarded for two classes — under 13 and
over 13 years.
HURRY — JUDGING WILL TAKE PLACE
AT THE END OF JULY.
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BARGAINS FOR LADIES
DRESSES for dress, sports and play - sizes 7 to 52 14.14 to 30% •
Blouses, Skirts, Slims, Shorts, Swim Suits, Beach Wear, etc.
- DRIVE OUT AND SAVE -
BARGAINS FOR GIRLS
Everything for Dress, Play, Beach. Wear, etc.
AT SAVINGS YOU WILL SEE - SPECIALS EVERY 'DAY
BARGAINS FOR MEN
Everything in Dress, Sport and Work Clothes at Terrific Savings,
BARGAINS FOR BOYS
Everything in Clothing - Specials at All Times.
YOU WILL SAVE.
Bargains in Gifts for all .occasions, We Reserve the Right to
limit quantities on any item.
Open 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. Plenty of Parking Space.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
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Belgrave Splits
Last Week's Action
On Wednesday night Kincardine
downed Belgrave 10-4. Dennis
Riggin led the Kincardine attack
with four hits • in five times at
bat, Gordon Smith, with a home
run and K. Coultes and B. Higgins
with three and two hits respective-
ly, led the Belgrave attack.
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Riggin and. McKay formed the
battery for Kincardine. G. Coultes,
J. Coultes and J. Higgins pitched,
K. Coultes, catcher, for Belgrave.
On Saturday night Belgrave de-
feated Goderich 10-4. The Goderich
attack was nullified by the three-
hit pitching of J. Coultes and J.
Higgins. J. Coultes with a home
run and Ivan Dow and G. Reavie
with• two hits apiece, stirred Bel-
grave to victory.
— Stationary Engineer
Sealed applications, clearly marked as to contents, will be
received by the undersigned until 9.Tuesday, July 2614, at 5.00 p.m.
for the position, or positions, of stationary engineer, Oh clash
or better, at the Huron County Home. Clintoa,
Starting salary $3,000.00 per annum plus usual employee benefits,
Please supply suitable references,
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COUNTY OF HURON
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BINGO
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Friday, July 8th
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Canada's Newest, Fastest-Growing Sport I
Field Day Winners
At Public School
Field day at the Wingham Pub- I and Barry MacLean, tied.
lie School was postponed at the Running broad jump--Norman
Corrin, Barry MacLean, Donnie
Willie.
High jump-Harold jardin, Nor-
man Corrin, Neil Renwick.
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
Relay race-Allan Leggatt, Ray
Corrin, Bryon Collar, Gary Reed;
Michael Fleury, Bruce Gauley, Paul
Fitzpatrick, John Douglas; Marvin
Skinn, Eddie Rintoul, Douglas
Ewing, Jim, Griffith.
Running broad jump Bruce
Gauley, Marvin Skim), Michael
Fleury,
Standing broad jump - John
Douglas, Michael Fleury, Brian
Caslick.
Running rac'e-Ray Corrin, Bruce
Gauley, John Douglas.
Softball,: throw-Theodore Saint;
Michael Fleury, Bruce Gauley;
Marvin Sitinn, John White,
High jump-Eddie Rintoul, Brian.
Caslielt, Michael Fleury.
Three-legged race-Doaglas' Ew-
ing, Jim Griffith; Paul Fitzpatrick,
Theodore Saint; Michael Fleury,
John Douglas.
SENIOR BOYS
High jump - Douglas Campbell,
Billy Yemen, Jim Newell.
Relay race - George Kerr, Bob
Lunn, Lynn Hickey, Douglas Camp-
bell; Eugene Skinn, Jim Newell,
Ward Harrison, Garry Stokes;
Fraser Strong, Billy Yemen, Martin
Garniss, Douglas McTaggart.
Three-legged race-Brian Doug-
las, Douglas Campbell; Bill Mitch-
ell, Eugene Skinn; Robert Camp-
bell, Tom. Deyell.
Running broad jump - Douglas
Campbell; Lynn Hickey, Ward
Harrison.
Softball throw - Douglas Camp-
bell, Jim Newell, George Whitby.
75-yard dash-Douglas Campbell,
Ward 'Harrison, Lynn Hickey.
• Standing broad jump - Douglas
Campbell, Jim Newell, Bill Yemen,
JUNIOR EVENTS
Running races
Grade I, Miss Williamson--Girls:
Denise Seddon, Judith Scott, Maur-
een Hanna; boys: Glenn Dundas,
Barry Gardner, Leslie Thompson.
Grade I, Mrs. Robertson-Girls:
Barbara Gauley, Marion. Willie,
Ruth Armstrong; boys: Carl Mow-
bray, Bob Shaunessy, Randy Hafer-
mehl.
Grade II, Mrs. McKenzie-Girls.
Joan Bennett, Gloria Lewis, Carol
Davidson; boys: Bruce Henry, Len-
nie Johnston, Eddie Skinn,
Grade II, Miss Johns -
Vicki Rosenhagen, Sandra Seddon,
Jennifer Henderson; 'boys; Peter
McCarter, Kenneth Burns, Joe
Kerr.
Grade III, Mrs. Sheri), - Girls:
Ruth Anne Rich, Bonnie Willie,
Beverly Hastings; boys: Donald
Collar, Wayne Hunter, Donald
Hastings.
Grade III, Miss Armitage-Girls:
Judy Riley, Ellen Cruickshank,
Judy Reid; boys: Monty Temple-
man, Grant Heywood, Paul Guest.
Grade IV, Miss Jamieson-Girls;
Mary Joan Corrin, Melanie Harris,
Mary Lee Wenger; boys: Robert
Armstrong, Jimmy Henderson, Paul
Fleury.
Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy-- Girls:
Debbie Foxton, Sharon Willie,
Joan Remington; boys: Joe Hall,
John Phillips, George Miller.
Skipping race-Girls
Wheelbarrow race-Boys
Grade I, Miss Williamson-Girls:
Denise Ssd.don, Judith Scott, Jean
Irwin; boys: Nicolas Meers, Brad
MacKay; Jerry Marks, Wayne
Carter; Leslie Hilbert, Ray Arch-
er.
Grade I, Mrs. Robertson---Girls:
Luanne Lavergne, Marion Willie,
Nancy McAuley; boys: Bobby
Shaunessy, Carl Mowbray; John
Leitch, David Gibson; Randy Haf-
ermehl, Steven Langridge.
Grade II, Mrs. McKenzie-Girls:
Gloria Lewis, Joan Bennett, Joan
Burchill; boys: Eddie Skinn, Len-
nie Johnson; 'Bruce Henry, Mat
Richardson; Billy Congram, Brad
Elliott,
Grade II, Miss Johns - Girls:
Sandra, Seddon, Barbara Dauphin,
Marilyn Tiffin; boys: Peter Mc-
Carter, Joe Kerr; Paul Templeman,
Michael White; Kevin Dunbar,
Billy Hollenbeck.
Grade III, Mrs. Shera Girls;
Bonnie Willie, Lynda Seddon, Bar-
bara Boyd; boys: Donald Hastings,
David Schiestel; Randy Foxton,
hdward Ross; Donald Collar,
Wayne Hunter,
Grade III, Miss Armitage-Girls:
Lois Corrin, Julie Atlantis, Judy
Riley; boys; Ross Garlick, Jimmy
McCarter; John Rae, Gary Mac-
Kay; Monty Templeman, Brune
Cameron,
Grade IV, Miss Jamieson-GitIS:
Golf Bridge
• A 'pleasant afternoon was spent
at the golf coarse kart Thursday
when -404S/elate members ;net for
their regular 'bridge game in the
Club house,
Mrs.. H. V, Pym won the first
prize. Mrs, E. Lewis was second
and Mrs. Carrie Taylor -woo the
consolation prise. There were five
tables,
CLINTON MAN GIVES
TALK ON LOADING AT
SPORTSMEN'S CLUB
Don Epps, of Clinton, was the
guest speaker at the regular meet-
ing of the Wingham Sportsmen's
Club on Monday evening, In ad-
dition to 'his talk, he gave excel-
lent ,demonstrations on the hand
loading of both shotgun and rifle
ammunition. The speaker said the
hand loading, when properly done,
PrOvides inexpensive shooting. His
talk. Was much appreciated by the
club , members, who have been
keenly interested in this aspect of
sportsmen's activities.
There was a good turnout for
the meeting, which was presided
over by Terry Nethery, vice-presi-
dent. Reporting on entertainment
Slim Boucher said that plans are
being made fora family night and
wiener roast in the near future.
A special meeting has been
called for July 14, when the NRA
instructors will discuss changes
which will take effect in Sep-
tember. At that time persons who
do not carry a current hunting
license will be required to undergo
a hunter safety test. Instructors
from the Wingham and Kincardine
areas will attend the meeting,
A buffet lunch and coffee was
served to conclude . !,,,thering.
The next meeting will'be held on
Monday, August 1st.
The Belgrave Cubs held their
regular meeting on Tuesday night
with a good attendance, The lead-
er, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, opened
the meeting with the Grand Howl,
prayer and inspection.
After the story, some of the boys
learned semaphore signalling, some
learned the patron saints, while
other prepared ropes for skipping.
Richard Anderson was invested
and welcomed in the pack, Brian
Hopper has earned 'his first star
and is now ready to start second
star work.
The Tawny pack with Sixer
Brian Hopper obtained,;., highest
marks in the moritlf;te June for
attendance, neatness, etc., and was
given a treat -by the leaders.
The meeting closed with Taps.
SUNOCO'S DOWN
LUCKNOW SQUAD
Wingham Sunoco's defeated
Lucknow in the Sepoy town last
Thursday night by the score of
9-5.
Ken Cerson started the ball
rolling with a single in the second
inning for a six-run rally. Ken
Saxton for Wingham hit the only
home run of the game with two
on base.
WINGHAM: W. Hotchkiss, p;
K. Saxton, c; B. Fryfogle, lb; K.
Cerson, 2b; L. Gardner, 3b; J.
Bain, ss; G. Wellwood, If; B, Lott,
of; B. Anderson, rf,
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EYES ARE SWAMPED
BY CLINTON NINE
Struggling for their first Win of
the season, the Wingham. Juveniles
Were plowed tinder by the Clinton
boys on the local diamond last
Friday afternoon.
The Wingham lads held the visit-
ors in check for three innings, and
then everything but the walla, fell
in. The Clinton boys pounded in
20 runs to the locals five.
Winghaan-G. Willis, lb; L. Jar-
din, 2b; R. Farrier, ss; W. Henry,
tab; J. Merkley, If; W. Thompson,
of; W. Dallirrtore, rf; R. Walker,
p. Carthiehael, e; G. Skinn,
ietchk1*s, Jsrdins. P., 'Toney.
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WI INSTANT COFFEE -... Large 6 oz. jar 99c
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I CHICKEN SOUPS 5 for 45c
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ii 734-oz. tin Regular 59c
RED SOCKEYE SALMON
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2 for 29c
• Assortment =
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Sweet Pickled PORK ROLL lb. 59c F.
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usual time for the annual event,
and was not held until last Mon-
day and Tuesday, before closing on
Wednesday. The results were as
follows:
CHAMPIONS
Boys
Senior-Douglas Campbell; run-
ner-up, Jim Newell, Intermediate-
Bruce Gauley; runner-up, Michael
Fleury. Junior-Norman Corr'n;
runner-up, Brian Carr,
Girls
Senior--Jaeltie Saint; runner-up,
Joan Redman. Intermediate, Mari-
lyn Riley; runner-up, Marilyn
Higgins, Junior-Mary Ahara; run-
ner-up, Linda Schiestel.
JUNIOR GIRLS
Running race-Mary Ahara, Lin-
da Schiestel, Verna Hunter.
• Softball throw--Sylvia Davidson
and Mary Ahura, Jane Day; Caro-
lyn Getty and Verna Hunter,
Running broad jump -- Linda
Schiestel, Mary Ahara, Wendy.
Puller.
Three-legged race-Wendy Fuller
and Joan Cantelon, Verna Hunter
and Barbara Henry, Linda MeTag-
gart and Gloria Reed.
Relay race -- Linda McTaggart,
Linda Schiestel, Gloria Reed, Mary
Ahara; Jean Wellwood, Wendy
Fuller, Barbara Henry, Verna
Hunter; Jane Day, Donna McKay,
Lynda Reavie, Catherine Peachy.
Novelty race - Wendy Fuller,
Barbara Scott; Linda Schiestel,
Mary Ahara; Verna Hunter, Bar-
bara Henry.
High jump-Mary Ahara, Linda
McTaggart and Verna Hunter,
Linda Schiestel,
Standing broad jump - Mary
Ahara, Linda Schiestel, Verna
Hunter.
INTERMEDIATE, GIRLS„
Softball throw-Marilyn Higgins,
Laura Walper, Ann aVfeKibbon.
Running broad jump - Marilyn
Riley, Ann MeXibbon, Peggy 'Rae.
Three-legged race - Ruth Ann
Hamilton and Marilyn Higgins;
Marilyn Riley and Julie Dauphin,
Rae Gurney and Ann ISTeKibbon,
tied; Georgina Brooks and Pa-
tricia Selling,
Relay race-Marilyn Riley, Rae
Gurney, Ann MoKibbon,• Julie Date.
phin; Marilyn Higgins, Valerie
Hastings, 'Wendy Cronkwright,
Ruth Ann Hamilton; Benda
Peggy Rae, Sandra Stewart, Ruth
Gibbons.
Board-on-the-head race - Ruth
Gibbons, Kay Marie Hardie, Linda
Stapleton,
High jump-Ann McKibbon, Va-
na Rosenhagen, Peggy Rae.
Running race--Marilyn Higgins,
Marilyn Riley, Julie Dauphin.
Standing broad jump -- Marilyn
Riley; Ruth Gibbons and Valerie
Hastings, tied; Ann McKibbon and
Marilyn Higgins, tied.
SENIOR GIRLS
Running race-Judy Callan, Jack-
ie Saint, Jane Ann Colvin.
Softball throw - Joan Redman,
Brenda' MacLennan, ;1Vfary Helen
Thompson.
Running broad jump - Judy
Stone, Joan Redman, Bonnie Jar-
din,
Three-legged race - Esther Kerr,
Brenda MacLennan; Joan Redman,
Sheila Gibbons; Pamela Burns,
Alinajane Elliot.
Relay race-July Callan, Jackie
Saint, Sonja Ross, Noreen Nicol;
Joan Redman, Sheila GibbOns, Mary
Phillips, Edna Mae . Armstrong;
Sandra 'Dunbar, Judy Stone, Joan
Whitby, Karen Cantelon.
Novelty race-Jackie Saint, Mary
Ellen McPhail; Judy -Callan, Janis
Henderson; Almajane Elliot, Pam-
ela BOrns,
High jump - Sandra Dunbar,
Bonnie Jandin, Judy Callan.
Standing broad jump Jackie
Saint, Joan .Redman, Jtldy Callan,
JUNIOR, BOYS
'Foot race-Peter Callan, Norman
Corrin, Barry MacLean,
Softball throw--Barry MacLean,
Kevin Fisher, Brian Carr.
Standing broad jump - Norman
Corrin, Brian Carr, Jamie Douglas.
Relay race - Norman Corrin,
Bruce Boyd, Brian Carr, Donnie
Willie; Peter Callan, Paul Tiffin,
Ken Vogan, Neil Renwick; Kenneth
Skinn, Barry MacLean, Jamie
Douglas, Bryan Walden.
Wheelbarrow race - Norman
Corrin and Brian Carr, Bryan Wal-
den and jainie Douglas,
Weiwood and bonnie Willie.
Three-legged race -- Brian Carr
and Norman'Corrin, Harold Jardin
and Ketinatit Skinn, bonnie Willie
Holiday Week=end
Lures Golfers from.
Friday Tournament
There were 24 entries in the
local golf tournament here on
Friday and those who attended had
an enjoyable day,
Six ladies turned out and played
with the men in a mixed nine-hole
event, Mrs, Norman Elliott and
Gary Storey won with a total net
of 70. Mrs, Joe Kerr and Jack
Mitchell followed with a total net
of 74.
The results of the men's event
Were as follows; Omar Haselgrove,
gross 74, net 62, Ian MacLaurin
and Glenn Madill were tied. Ian
had a gross 81, net ,62 and Glenn
had a gross 83, net 63. Lyman
jardin, 72 grOer, net' 64 and Matt'
Boyd, gross 13, •net 65.
The supper, Which had •been
planned earlier, was cancelled and
the contestants for the one club
event returned In the evening.
There were 17 entries, Dennis
Callan won • the first prize with a
35 net, John, Madill, second' with
37 and Warren Callan, third, had
a net of '39,
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Grade I, Mrs. Robertson-Girls:
Sandra Tiffin, Teresa McGuire;
Nancy MacAulay, Sally Lou Elliott;
Jane Bateson, Ruth Ann Redmond;
boys: Carl Mowbray, Bobby Shau-
nessy; Randy Hafermehl, Bobby
McGee; John Leitch, David Gibson.
Grade II, Mrs. McKenzie-Girls:
Gloria Lewis, Joan Bennett; Carol
Davidson, Brenda McTaggart; Joan
Burchill, Karen Rae; boys: Lennie
Johnson, Eddie Skinn; Billy Con-
gram, Brad Elliott; Bruce Henry,
Matt Richardson.
Grade U, Miss Johns - Girls:
Jennifer Henderson, Esther Chet-
tleburgh; Frances Ducharme, Gail
Irvine; Linda Lockridge, Barbara
Dauphin; boys: Mark Fisher, Ken-
neth Burns; Billy Fuller, Paul
Templeman; Steven Seli, Kevin
Dunbar.
Grade III, Mrs. Shorn - Girls:
Bonnie Willie, Ruth !Anne Rich;
Lynda Seddon, Nicola Jeffery;
Barbara Feagan, Linda Aitchison;
boys: Donald• Collar, Wayne Hunt-
er; Terry Deyell, David Schiestel;
Richard Wharton, Larry Brooks,
Grade III, Miss Armitage-Girls:
Judy Reid, Ellen Cruickshank;
Gayle Gannett, Janna Ewing; Lois
Corrin, Judy Riley; bays: David
Ohm, Julia Rae; George Welwood,
Gary McKay; Bruce Carneren„
Monty Templeinan.
Grade IV, Miss Jamieson-Girls;
Melanie Harris, Patsy Walker;
Anne Meyer, Joan Remington;
Sheila Crewlion, Mary Joan Corrin;
boys: Paul Fleury, Robert Tiffin;
Robert Armstrong, James Arm-
strong; Douglas Elliott, Douglas
Mowbray.
Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy - Girls:
/Ulla Minn, Sharon Willie; Debbie
roxton, Brenda Heferinehl; Valerie
Selling, Nancy Whitby; boys: Ivan
McBurney, David Rogers; Kenny
Taylor, George 1i/filler; Jots
and John WelWood and BrUcis BOyd Patsy Shills CrowSon, Dontie Crooks,
Marilyn. Strong; boys: Robert Arm-
strong, James Armstrong; Barrie
Conron, Newton Richardson; Paul
Fleury, Douglas Cameron.
Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy - Girls:'
Joanne Pickford, Sharon Willie,
Rilla Skinn; boys: Kenny Taylor,
George Miller; Brian McKay, Pres-
ton Lediet; Joe Hall, Donnie
Brooks..
Three-legged Race
Grade. I, Miss Williamson-Girls:
Judy Scott, Karen Hastings; Jean
Irwin, Tulie Burke; Carol Angus,
Maureen. Hanna; boys: Jerry
MarkS, Brad McKay; Glen' Dun-
das, Wayne Carter; Barry Gard-
ner, Leslie Thompson.
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