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FULLDRESS REHEARSAL The Bad News Beavers now
I3ave their new uniforms for Sunday's bitter Challenge •
match. As is clear, the arrival of our sweaters was
accompanied by dead seriousness and downright deter-
mination. The team, back row, left'to right: Susan "maybe
I 'could just watch" White, Kathy Caldwell, Tess-Malkus,
, Barb Consitt, Eleanor Devereaux, Dianne "Quick
Draw" McGrath, Yvonne Reynolds,: 'Flesalee
Rapson, Pat Armes, Dianne Gpdkin, Marie Van
Dooren and Carol "Lefty" ,Hunt. Frontrow; 'Paul
• "Peewee' Ellis, Herb "Reggie" Shoveller, Matt
• "Alfredo'' Adamsom Rhea "Let me at 'em"
Hamilton, Leo Hagan, Keith "Bucky" Butson,
and Dan "the Axeinan" Stavert. (Photo by Heer)
ULLED IN TWO DIRECTIONS—Star player
Patricia Rimmeris carefully weighing steadily
mounting offers from the Bad News Beavers
and the rowdies fromflitoth's. She works at both
Roth's and the Expositor, so she has to make a
choice. She says she'll held out till she gets
what she feels she's worth. • Didn't someone
once say that free 'agency would destroy
baseball? (Photo by Ellis)
Ambulanee. IS. the
official Orat Aid.' training
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accident.by teaching people
to be satty consciOas.as well
• as teaching , them the skills
hey -need -to -deal: with the
results of accidents. '
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ROLLER SKATING
Seaforth Arena
Saturday,
August 16
• 10:34
Sponsored by Seaforth 'Leo Club
EVERYONSWELCOME
SECRET WEAPON—Because we are a fair-
minded lot, we thought we should reveal our
secret weapon before game time. This is Tuk,
our designated import.. "He's got great
wheels," said Beavor Mentor Bucky Butson.
"He has a little trouble swinging a bat, but if he
gets on base he's trouble. His value to us is that
he addsa new dirnensidn to our defense. He
works like a dog in the field." (Photo by White)
Anstett Jewellers
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TOURNAMENT CHAMPS—Cam DOlg, "Junior'representatiVi3 of •"
Seaforth Golf and Country` Club, .pr aka he GOrd'$41100/0.TroPt*I'fii:4
the annual Seaforth Junior Invite °nal ,T,OeSdaY; to Lindsay 'Pegg. .91 .
Guelph, hist, lOw,gross tournaJ. and the Juvenile division, Al Nigh-of
Seaforth, lovf gross in jUnio . • . Lee CupfCk,of Sarnia, firSt.lowgrostielw-
bantam. • •
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on indoor - outdoor
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Come see the
epositor team
The Bad Newt Beavers
take on
° Roth's Food Market a
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EXHIBITION •
BASEBALk(?)., .
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Sunday, August 17 at 2 p.m.
Optimist Park
•
SiIver collection with proceeds to
• Seciforth Community Hospital. •