The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-09-27, Page 9SATURDAY, SEPT. 30th, 2:00 P.M.
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In Walkerton on Tuesday night
of last week the Walkerton Hart.
leys defeated the Wingham Sun-
°cos by a score of 17-8, Frank
Trushinski was the big hitter of
the night with two home runs for
'Walkerton and Earl Mortimer had
one home run,
For the Wingham club Jim Bain
and Gard. Fisher had home runs.
Wingham; Fryfogle, r.f,; Sax-
ton, c.f.; Baker, lb.; MacMillan,
2b.; Bain, Ls.; Cerson, p. and 213.;
Fisher, p.; Foxton, 0.; Wellwood,
3b and I.f.
Walkerton: Trushinski, cf.; Rapp
lb.; Cook, 2b,; E, Mortimer, s.s.;
Moose, 3h.; VanHatten, e.; M. Mor-
timer, p.; Gilbert, r.f.; Cassidy, 1.4.
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Wingham 104 012 000— 8 12
Walkerton 401 340 23x-17 14 2
Umpires, Burdette Bradley and
Irwin Craig.
`ON PARADE'
With the 99th 13tY.
By R. Edwarde Wormworth
A good turnout of men was on
patale at the Wingham Armouries
when Sergeant - Major Blackwell
formed up the men of the 99th to
be inspected. Lieutenant D. Je.rdin„
the inspecting officer, complimented
the men on the turnout and neat
appearance, Following the inspec-
tion the men fell out to their var.,
RAN duties.
This parade saw the initiation of
the recruit training for '01-'02. The
recruits were given fundamental
toot drill and were briefed on the
FN rifle in use with Militia groups.
The drivers were kept,hard at Work
as they are trying to reconstruct
on old car left from former years
in the mechanics' shed. Of course,
out on the road, the gunners were
hard - at work learning the princi-
ples necessary to fire the 105mm
At the aimnais4al parade the Men
were addressed by the i)sth com,
Manding officer, Major Ritter. At).
proximately tWenty recruits were
Welcomed to tile Battery and the
hope Was expressed that. Mere
Woilld' follow. A Senior NCO course
is to Commence soon, for all the
bombadiers oaf the 99th, The course
Will probably be held in Walkerton.
reeruits are reminded to be at
the Armouries on Thursday night
to draw their kit frarn stores and
finish the paper work, The dress
next wee,k will be, hattle
In connection with reCrutting, the
99th is loeking for; nteu are
willing to devote one Plea a Week
to militia training:The ceur,set pow
in progress at the. Arniouries 'in,
dudes .drivilig, gunneiy, signals and
technigal assistants. If, you 'in-
tares* be .at -the Wingham Arm-
ouries- ow MoirdaY rtig4t," for infor-
mation on rates of pay- and:training
requirements, •
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SIJNOCOS 7:-IyirtoRY
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The7Winghain.: 0,411104—
ed the Wilkerton'Hattleys trom
further play in Whigham on Thurs-
day nightAy
victory,„ gave the Shnoces the best
of seven WOA.A., Intermediate A
semi-final series fenr games to one,
Wingham club now awaits the win-
ner of the Tara.Jlarriston series
for the Intermediate A champion.
shIlipu.g.);. Mae' Milian hit a home run
for the Sunocos and , also pitched
a fine game allowiiig• only nine
scattered hits. AlVin Baker, Barry
Fryfogle and Jim 'Bain :had three
hits each for the home dub.
Walkerton:Trushinski, cf.; Rapp
r.f,; die*, 2b,; E. Mortimer, s.s.;
IVfoose:3b.; Vanliatten; c;; M. IVfor-
time r, '13.1 'Gilbert.; 1.f.; , Sehnert:, 111.
Wingharrv, Fryfogle, r.1.; SeXtoh,
e.f.; c; MacMillan, p.; Bain,
s.s.; Cerson, I,f.; Figher, 21%; Fox-
ton lb,• Gardner 3b. I . R E
Walkerton 000 100 (100-1 9 0
Winghem 020 011 21x-7 17 '1
Mx-mires, pill Tiffin and "Toots"
Weis.
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The Septembei meeting of 'the
W.M,S, of , Knox PresbYterian
Church was held' it the' horne" 'of
Mrs. D. McPherson last Thursday.
The meeting opened with a hymn,
followed by Scripture read-by Miss
Edith .Stokes„
Mrs. D. /vracAdam gave the, topic
entitled "Together We . Previde
Christian Literature". The story
of Wthnen of the Bible was read
by Mrs, Appleby, The roll call,
"Your. First Minister"; was ans.
wered'hy 13 ladies.
Mrs,- iI4undell gave the current
eventa ,frem the Glttg zi„ilirma and
the meetirfg• claWd "witiva- fi.Yrnir
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