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A number of ladies enjoy- ed a trip to Fairview last week, also to Pine Grove Centennial U.C.W. meeting. All enjoyed a good time. The Strong families enjoy- ed an evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer last week. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer celebrated their 25th wed: ding anniversary at the home of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Slack, with the immediate families present, refreshments were held on the lawn and their gifts re- ceived were a set of dishes, two end tables, and 25 Cen- 'tennial Silver dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parkins of Brooklin were guests with Mrs. D. Harper on Friday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Albright, Claremont -also-visited-with-Mrs. Harper- recently. Mrs. N. Russnell of Osh: awa spent three weeks with her brother Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell and Mrs. Russnell were guests with Mr. and Mrs. E. Simpson, Gravenhurst on Sunday. Mrs. Russnéll re- maining for some time. 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One mother "came fo his aid and the two cars took the team. One fa- ther came up in the after- noon to help bring the boys home. If your boy is a mem- ber of the Lions Club team why not contact Al and help out a coach who is doing a great job. Legion Squirts were not as fortunate. at Belleville as they lost out 13-2 to Oshawa and 25-11 to Hastings. The Legion boys were guilty on poor defensive ball as they were not thinking. Coaches Don Bronson and Jim Irvine will have to spend a lot of time with these boys and the boys will have to pay atten- tion if they wish to make a good showing in the 0.A.S.A. Playoffs. Belleville won the "A" trophy; Hastings won the "B". Ballard Lumber 'Midgets won the first game of the Lakeshore Midget League Playoff on Friday night in 'Cobourg, as they defeated Cobourg 13-9. Second game is Wed. night here. Doug Hughes and Reg Manns com- bined to pitch Ballard's to the win which took extra in- nings. Minor Softball News Thipp's Const. Juniors de- feated Georgian Motel of Oshawa 50 last Tuesday. Tripp's are playing good ball and local fans should look for them each Tuesday night at the local park. Bob Lee was the big man at the plate with 3 solid hits. John Popo- wich continues to throw steady ball for Port. LJ] @ LJ] Monday, July 17th-- JUNIOR LADIES Legion vs. Zion Cartwright vs. Scugog PEE WEE Cartwright vs. Udora Jackson's vs. Legion (Park) Emmerson's vs. Goodwood Scugog vs. Seagrave BANTAM Lions vs. Udora Mersco vs. Greenbank Tuesday July 18th-- Junior Oshawa Jay-Cee's vs. Tripp's Const. 8.15 park SQUIRT Ideal vs. Cartwright Goodwood vs. Greenbank Archers vs. Seagrave BANTAM GIRLS Starlets vs. Red Devils (School) Cent. 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