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June 8-9-10
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Shows at 9:15 and 11:00
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'June 12-13-14
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George Segal, Sandy Dennis
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the new spillway at the Howson Dam.
With him are R. E. McKinney, former
mayor of Wingham, and Authority chair-
man, A. D. Smith of Bluevale.
—Advance-Times Photo.
Lawn bowling club will
welcome all new members
Interclub jitneys are held on
Lucknow, Teeswater and Wing-
ham greens with these clubs
taking t.urns as hosts. The
games will begin on the Wing-
ham greens on Thursday eve-
ning, June 19th. To those who
have never enjoyed lawn bowl-
ing and do not understand it, it
can be described as similar to
curling, however, the target is
a moveable jack whereas the
target area in curling (called
the house) is a frozen target.
In lawn bowling the jack may
be moved to different places on
the green and the ends are play-
ed short, medium, long and of-
ten off-side so that the shots
vary and this keeps the game
interesting and challenging.
Most towns could do with
more friendliness and good fel-
lowship and it is hoped that this
Centennial year that the Wing-
ham Lawn Bowling Club will do
much to add to these in this
community. Anyone who is
interested will be welcome to
join and many members would
be pleased to share their bowls
with guests who would like to
come to the greens and try the
game before committing them-
selves to joining.
Last Saturday evening fol-
lowing the evening game, El-
wood Webster showed a film of
lawn bowling games played in
Lakeland, Florida where he and
Mrs. Webster stayed last win-
ter and where Mr, Webster won
the singles championship tour-
nament.
Delmore at Wroxeter
Kurtzville at Ethel
Gorrie at Walton
Kurtzville at Gorrie
Bldevale at Wroxeter
Belmore at Walton
Goodyears win
victory in first
game with Clinton
The Wingham Brophy Good-
years opened their regular sea-
son with an 11-9 victory over
Clinton in that town on Tues-
day of last week.
George Skinn was the start-
ing catcher and Gary Zuber was
in the pitching department for
Wingham, allowing 7 hits.
Bob Foxton and Bill Hotch-
kiss came on in the sixth inning
and allowed only one hit. The
Wingham Club was charged
with three errors.
Woods and Freeman were the
starting battery for Clinton,
with Kennedy taking over in the
fourth. The Clinton club allow-
ed 10 hits and had three errors.
Clinton 300 420 000
Wingham 313 000 031
Gorrie beats
Brussels 14-9
GORRIE—Gorrie defeated
Brussels 14-9 in a Tri-County
Intermediate Softball League
game in Gorrie on Thursday eve-
ning.
Ron Livermore, Ed Daer and
Brian Elliott paced the winners
with three hits each. Brian
Heuther and Ron Watson had two
each for Brussels.
June 20 Ethel at Walton
June 23 Gorrie at Ethel
Walton at Belmore
Wroxeter at Kurtzville
June27 Bluevale at Kurtzville
June 29 Gorrie at Bluevale
June 30 Belmore at Kurtzville
July 4 Walton at Bluevale
Belmore at Ethel
July 5 Ethel at Gorrie
July 6 Wroxeter at Gorrie
Bluevale at Belmore
July '7 Walton at Kurtzville
July 10 Gorrie at Wroxeter
July 11 Kurtzville at Bluevale
Visitors trounced
by Goodyears 10-6
The Clinton ball team tra-
velled to Wingham last Thurs-
day for a game against the
Goodyears, under the lights.
The Clinton boys started right
off with three runs in the first
inning but Wingham came back
with six. Clinton picked up
two more in the third and one
in the sixth to end their scoring.
Wingham had three runs in the
bottom half of the sixth and
another in the eighth to make
the final score 10 to 6 for the
Goodyears.
Storey and Skinn were the
starting lineup for Wingham
with Zuber coming in in the
fourth and Hotchkiss in the
seventh.
For Clinton, Woods and
Harms went all the way, Wing-
ham had 10 hits and 2 errors.
Clinton had 5 hits and 4 errors.
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Wingham 600 003 01X
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July 13 Bluevale at Gorrie
Wroxeter at. Ethel
July 14 Kurtzville at Walton
July 17 Ethel at Wroxeter
Belmore at Bluevale
July 19 Kurtzville at Wroxeter
July 20 Ethel at Bluevale
July 21 Wroxeter at Walton
Kurtzville at Belmore
July 24 Walton at Wroxeter
Bluevale at Ethel
Belmore at Gorrie
July 26 Gorrie at Kurtzville
July 27 Gorrie at Belmore
Wroxeter at Bluevale
June 10 Walton at Fordwich
June 12 Collie at Ethel
June 17 Fordwich at Kurtzville
June 24 Kurtzville at Fordwich
July 1 Ethel at Fordwich
July 3 Kurtzville at Gorrie
July 6 Gorrie at Kurtzville
Walton at Ethel
July 10 Walton at Gorrie
July 12 Ethel at Walton
July 15 Fordwich at Gorrie.
July 18 Kurtzville at Walton
July 20 Walton at Kurtzville
July 25 Ethel at Kurtzville
July 29 Gorrie at Fordwich
MEMBERS OF THE MAITLAND Valley Con-
servation Authority toured the watershed
on Wednesday of last week inspecting var-
ious projects. A. S. L. Barnes, left, of the
Conservation Branch, Toronto, looks over
On Saturday afternoon the
members of the Wingham Lawn
Bowling Club began the season's
activities with a game in the
afternoon at 4.30. A pot luck
supper was enjoyed at 6.30, fol-
lowed by an evening game.
Over 30 members attended and
four guests were welcomed
whom it is hoped will become
members this season. •
This year the International
Bowling Board has sanctioned a
centennial tournament to be
held in Mount Royal, Quebec,
in August which is being sup-
ported by the Department of
Health and Welfare and the
Centennial Commission for
Sports. The chosen representa-
tives will be from England,
Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Unit-
ed States and Canada and the
contestants will receive special
centennial medals. Gold med-
als will go to the winners, sil-
ver and bronze to those placing
second and third and a special
centennial trophy will be pre-
sented to the country whose
players score the most points in
the singles and pairs.
Lawn bowling is one of the
most pleasant of the participat-
ing sports Wingham has to offer.
The greens here are kept in
fine condition and the club of-
fers special reductions in mem-
bership fees for first-year bowl-
ers.
On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings local jitneys are held
throughout the summer at 7.30..
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