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JULY CU/MANCE CONTINIJES
Bargains for Everyone
Defeat Neustadt
On Own Diamond
On We(nesday evrning White
chapel) journeyed to Neustadt and
defeated the home team 1:1.2,
Alex Craig and Gary Willis 'hit
home runs for the victors. Wayne
Farrier ancl George Skinn led the
hitting attaek with four and three
hits respectively,
Whiteehui'eh
Neustadt
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1.10 000 000 - 2 7 4
Batteries; Whitecnurcn, Henry
and Skin n; Neustadt, 1-lilgendorf,
Tieiwig (7) and Lantz,
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Big Edge Thursday
On. Thursday evening White.
church defeated Dobbinton 30-6,
Wayne Riehl had two home runs
and three singles, Gary Willis had
a homer and two singles.
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Dohbinton 101 021 001-M- 6 7 3
Whitoehtirch 642 198 50x--30 23 1
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SHOES
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Sudden Death to
Decide (First Place
Here on Thursday
Last Friday night Belgrave de-
feated .Dobhinton 13-7 in Chesiey.
Bob Higgins led the Belgrave at-
tach with four hits. Gord Smith
with a home run and a triple and
Jim Coultes with a home run had
the big weight for Belgrave,
J. Patterson had a home run and
L, IClages and L, Calhoun with four
hits each contributed to Dobbin.
ton's effort.
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Belgrave . _ 031 011 223 13 16 1
Dobhinton 101 021 200 7 11 2
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Belgrave and Teeswater will play
a sudden death game in Wingham
on Thursday of this week to de-
cide first place in the league,
League Standing
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Teeswater 11 3
Belgrave .. .,, .. 11 3
Whitechurch .. 8 0
Wal kerico ... . 8 6
Formosa 7 7
Dohbinton . .. _ .. . 6 8
Neustadt . 3 11
Tara . 2 12
The top seven teams will play off
for the league title, When the
league winner is declared the three
Intermediate 13 teams, Teeswater,
Formosa and Belgrave, will play off
for the right to advance into the B
finals,
Play Orangeville
In Exhibition Game
Here on Wednesday
Two former Wingham boys will
be playing in Wingham Wednesday
(tonight) when Orangeville meets
the Wingham. Goodyears at 8.30.
Ken Gregg, formerly with the Bank
of Commerce and now assistant
manager with a chemical firm, will
he pitching and Wilf Seli, with On-
tario Hydro, will he paying short
stop,
Ken Gregg is also manager of. the
Orangeville team and has a couple
of expert umpires lined up for the
game, of which he says Wingham
has never seen the like.
0-0-0
In Memorial League play the
Goodyears will be hosts to the
Centralia Air Force team here on
Friday night at 9,00.
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BIBLE SCHOOL at the United Church has proved interesting for
the small fry. Mrs. M. Hutton is seen as. she assisted Paul :Isaac,
Robbie Young and Bobbie Williams with their coloring.
Sportettes to Meet •
At Silver Lake
The regular meeting 'of the
Wingham Sportettes was held at
the Wingham Club house, Audrey
Swatridge presided. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
by Marion Cherny.
Bingo was played, with prizes
being won by Janet Henderson,
Betty Kitchen, Shirley Clark, Ant-
her Carrick, Gail Holmes, Audrey
Wolfendon, Edith Biggs and Lola
Mann, The jack -pot prize of writ-
ing paper was won by Audrey
Wolfendon,
Audrey Swatridge presented Bor-
den Jenkins with a gift of Sports-
men's tumblers in appreciation of
the assistance he gave the Rifle
Club in target shooting last year.
For lunch the members enjoyed
barbecued hot dogs. The next meet
ing will be held July 24th at Silver
Lake with. Thelma King as host-
ess. Any new members are in-
vited, along with the club members,
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IES' WEAR
(Formerly Hanna's Ladies' Wear)
SELLING OUT SALE CONTINUES UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK IS S:OLD
Thursday, 9 a.m. Specials
HATS
Valves to $10.95
50 HATS at 99c
60 FIATS at $2.99
80 PURSES
SELLING A'1^
HALF-PRICE
SCARVES
Values to $3.95 SQUARES and LONGS;
SILK and CHIFFON
200 at 89c
20 DRESSES
CL1 A.RTN(i, AT
SI .00
ALL -WOOL SKIRTS
In Plaids anti Plains, Pleated and Sheath
EVERY SKIRT iN THE STORK(
HALF - PRICE
fIRDLES SIANDnBRPTASSIERES
T1XQT17'i.7`L t►d AY7"F`�K
HALF . PRICE
SUITS
ALL -WOOL SPRING and F'A.LL SUITS
Att. LI SS THAN HALIP-PRICE
Starting at $7.99
GLOVES
Values t.o $1.95 ALL COLOURS
50c Pair
ALL SLACKS
WOOL and. COTTON
Balance of Stook to clear at
$299 Pair
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BASEMENT DEPT. — Every SPRING and WINTER COAT, including Car
Coats are reduced to HALF-PRICE. See our special Rack of Mixed Coats to clear at $13.99
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE JUST A FEW OF THE BARGAINS TO BE HAD AT MILLER'S.
ALL PRICES ARE SLASHED BEYOND YOUR IMAGINATION on THURS., JULY 19; 9 a.m.
IN 10-6 VICTORY
The Wingham Goodyears defeat-
ed the Hickson Merchants on Wed-
nesday night last wcelt by a score
of 10-6, when the Hickson team put
up a good game despite the 'fact
they were short four of their re-
gular players.
■ Jim Bain, was the big hitter for
the Goodyears, clouting two .home
runs. Ken Saxton had two singles,
Bob MacLaren bit a homer for
■_ Hickson.
Jim Coultes started the game for
the Goodyears, pitching the first
five innings. He struck out nine
batters and only allowed one bit.
a Gord Welwood relieved him in the
11-1 sixth inning and completed the
game.
Hickson: ,Winker, s,s.; Bowes, 3b.;
LittIejohn, c.; McLaren, r.f.; Coles,
2h.; Wilson, c.f,; Esseltine, 1b.;
Hyndman, ].f,; Jeansonal, p.
Wingham: Eadie, l.f.; Saxton, c.f,
Fryfogle, r.f. and 3b.; Bain, s.s.;
Gardner, 3b.; Walker, r.f,, 5th;
Corson, 2h,, 9th; 11'oxton, e.; Storey,
ib.; MacMillan, lb, lith; Coultes, p,
Welwnod, p., 6th,
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Hickson . . .000 002 202- 6 7 1
Wingham ... 201 210 13x 10 10 4
17m,pires, Bill Tiffin, Wingham;
Frans Burns, Clinton.
This makes six wins and eight
losses for the Wingham. •boys,
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Religious Classes
At Summer School
One hundred and fifty pupils at-
tended the annual two weeks',
emirs(' on the Catholic' Faith held at
St, Ambrose Church, Brussels, and
Sae.red Heart School, Wingham. A
near..perfeet, enrolment was realiz,
ed.
The following 'Sisters of St, Jos-
eph from. the motherhouse in Lon
don were in charge of the teaching:
Sister Mary William, Sister. Her
man Joseph, Sister Margaret Ann
and Sister Mary Joyce.
The daily program began with
the Saerifice of the Mass and Holy
Cohvmunion, followed by the in-
structions, Religious pictures and
articles were distributed to all pu-
pils, with special prizes beim
Local R inks Play
In Tournaments
Last Wednesday three rinks,
Mrs. Andy Lunn, Mrs; J, Finnigan
and Mrs, Miller Davis, Mrs, E.
Campbell. Mrs, P. Cutter and 'Mrs.
Lloyd Elliott, Mrs, J. MacIntyrb,
Mrs. 0. Haselgrove and Mrs. ,G,
Gannett, journeyed ,to Walkerton
to a howling tournament, Mrs,
Lunn's rink Won 'first prize,
There was a tournament in God-
erich the same afternoon and one
rink from Wingham•attended, Mrs.
Reg DuVal, Mrs, G, MacKay and
Mrs. G. Godkin.
awarded to the most improved pa-
pils.
On Friday afternoon. Miss Anna
McDonald of CKNX led the child-
ren in a sing -song,
MEMORIAL LEAGUE FASTBALL
Friday, July 20th, Bali Park
Centralia vs. Wingham Goodyears
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These often contain more calorie
than the vegetables themselves,
FOR WEIGHT WATCHERS —
Salads are ideal foods for weight
watchers, as they are low in calor -
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