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minor batuall pee wee pitchers best ive ever seen ball game tug of war among picnic attractions by bob ltiath as we start info the fourth week of minor baseball the cat ibre of play- continues im prove a prune example was on june 21st i umpired a game in the american league that went seven innings with the score ending 32 this game was played in an hour and five minutes pitch ing was fas good as m any pee wee league i have seen the two pitchers between them struck out thirty batters this is just one example of how even the teams are this season new york came out on top in this game in the other american league came chicago hung on to defeat the angeles by 12 11 they were leading by 7 runs going into the last inning when los team lists girls softball league junior girls lorna nicholson karen tay lor wendy nagorsen joan mc donald carol walsh beverley bradley diane nagorsen den be milne una weatherall con me crawford dairy queen patricia burns cathy lince susan street diane george jennifer linton betty hamil on mary harden wendy sherk susan elslinger superior foods pat moockton bonnie hen derson laura smith glenda searraw sharon haddock jan ice martin karen peavoy lon xavoie karen neil roxanna angeles started i late rail which fell short by just one run of tying the game in the international roches ter jumped on toledo right from the start and defeated them by a large score of 210 at the oth er end of the park atlanta won a close one over jacksonville 42 on thursday columbus doub led the score en toronto beat ing tliaii m syracus won their game with buftalo 146 to a oachcs pic make sure you turn in vour score sheets after each game international league july 57 vs 1 c 4 vs 6 e july 7 s vs 8 c 5 vs 2 e american league july 5 2 vs 3 july 74 vs 5 team no 1 has bves lmion wont by ralph hawet in spite of the wonderful weather on thursday evening there was more than a quorum at the branch general meeting which was rather surprising as far as some of the executive were concerned the meeting which was very brief aa far as business was concerned is the last one until the fourth tuesday jn septem ber the new executive which was installed by zone cnmman der dave capperauld will look after the business of the branch during july and au gust dave will need to return to the next executive meeting to install several members who are appointed by the new execu tive also two other executive members who were absent at the original in stall a ion the next important date on the branch calendar the branch family picnic when the young fry come into their own with lots of prizes and goodies to eat and drink not to forget the ponies for those who have the desire to sit tall in the saddle quite a number of the mem bers are getting things organlz ed for that day we nive dirt horseshoes mystery man and lady are on the agenda while a great deal of interest is being shown in the ball game and tugof war we are informed that earl lince of the lome scots has his name down to pull for the branch a very close friend of his whis pers that actually he doesn t intend to pull be- is going to push murray motors joanne collier cynthia haj es marilyn stgurdson janet richmond roberta howat jan ice golden mary gudgeon le- anne lewis items ursel jacksons bargain centre heather marshall janice ing lis anne mane mccarthy bon rue hillier ann hyde judj miller debbie caruso cherj harris martha hogan kinette kruisers jeanette collier nancy mc bain pat fairs becky cooper debbie jarvte lorraine enman r patricia gummer deborah sherk ellen johnson cathy graham senior girls delrex fashions pauline whitham lynne an derson judy arthurs linda vi aull debbie mackenzie susan stamp linda peck gail jamie- son judy draper ruth oven den leones hair styling helen robinson oso poulscn gail young kathy hchugh judy asseltine jackie mclel tan mary barnes brcnda stan el brenda hulme cindy coop- credit valley bests two local clubs in golf match credit valley amassed 51 points to emerge best of three district golf clubs in an inter club match at georgetown golf country club on june 25 the host dub had 43 i and north ualton club 30 1 points dust miller of north hal ton had visitors best 9 net and pat doyle credit vallev visi tors best 9 gross in a flight handicaps 12 and under winners were eric boss nh 1st low net jim irons g 2nd low net ted i fenning nh 3rd low net bob hams g 1st low gross dave lren g 2nd low gross ed huninak cv 3rd low gros joe louth nh most honest golfer i b flight winners were dick fcdy cv 1st low net kn allen g 2nd low net t decy barragcr nh 3rd low iet john todd nh 1st low gross tom douglas g 2nd low gross bill schenk nh 3rd low gross bob butler nh most honest golfer future matches are schedut ed for north halton on july 23 and credit valley sepl 17 state farm insurance linda paul marsha jones brenda morette susan webster helen ellison anne hams sol ry hayes mary bonathan mar garet gowdy debbie elslinger sunnucks real estate fl bobel lteaer carol lowrey louise seckington gwen pater ob molly henderson linda capperauld i beth richardson caroldj arthurs janice lafor et be gummer janice georgetown upholstering larraine godden sharon don oghue kathy king janice as aeltfne sandra mcbean peggy perkins susan price carol lawson sharon rommelaere marlene kitchener laura kyn nersey georgetown cycle peggy given goldie coe jill cunningham marilyn em anon cathy richardson lor raine seckington karen doreey sharon emerson barbara w 1 cox lily poulsen double celebration friends fete two 25yearwed couples it was a happy surprise on saturday june 25th for mr and mrs thomas watts andi mr and mrs charles stock j ford of thornhill when wayne watts planned a party for his parents and uncle and aunt on their 25th wedding anniversary the forty relatives and friends gathered at the sum mer borne of mr and mrs sid copp at glenwood beach lake simcoe for the occasion the i tables spread out on the beau uful lawn were decorated for the occasion and a buffet luncheon served garfield mc gilvray acted as master of ceremonies and after congrat ulating the brides and grooms of twenty five years ago call ed on other guests for brief remarks a highlight of the afternoon was a mock wedding put on by family members i swimming boating and water skiing went well on such a warm day mr and mrs watts and mr and mrs stockford received i many lovely gifts and were ta ken completely by surprise mrs watts and mr stockford are daughter and son of mrs harry stockford george sl guests were present from cleveland ohio niagara falls n y drayton guetph george town and toronto silver wood salt shaker collection is interesting display car insurance due h smwith state farms low msunnce rite for i careful drivers j see me the june meeting of silver wood women s institute was bald at the home of mrs fred campbell on june 9 with a good attendance of members and two visitors members exhibited an old or interesting salt shaker for roll call after the business ession members viewed an jfhibit of salts and peppers a in with a commentary on their laa t llrilltlin origins and places of purchase wv 11 ullllll by miss jean ruddell a so- dal half hour with coffee and cookies concluded the meeting f state farm mr and mrs w i scolt and dbs bruce and peter of la- fayette indiana were custs wttkhr and mrs harry scolti cana haad office oaktha week cod 42 lanasfana cresc 7741u mutual john scotty patterson who is heading one of the ball sunday july 10 seems to be teams claims it will be problem for his team to walk away with the game our good friend muu loruuo and john faava uld it wdt bt not chore to borrow ball etfulp- meat for the big gam if cricket match is to bo played that day merle held pronusat to nrnply tha hone who ever heard oi a hone etc tha branch needs urgently a first or second war helmet a couple of the branch geniu see wish to convert it into a trophy for the lome scots and branch 120 to pull for dont iorger paid up mem bers may pick up the tickets for then children and for themselves at the branch com menclng 8 pm monday even ing july 4th through till sat urday july 9th an executive member will issue tickets each evening from 8 pm till 10 pjd forced car off road two get prison terms two men who forced two girls off a highway near george town because they refusesd to go for a cup of coffee with them were sent to prison for two years last tuesday the men from brampton snd streetsvllle ran the car off the road to get even with the girls judge allan sprague told them the fact that you wanted to get even with these girls ov er a small motter ia alarming a reaction wjtich could eas ily have caosedtheu deaths did you know the cornerstone of canada s parliament buildings was laid in 1860 by the prince of wales who later became king edward 7th fun people go kawasaki sportcycles see them at andrew murray motors limited texaco service station 184 guelph street 877 9972 one of the girls janice mot- enson 18 of oakville broke two ribs and scarred ber face in the crash she spent eleven days in hospital r the other girls was margaret bishop 10 of timmlns her injuries were minor the two accused wan char gcd with criminal negligence to hiss hortenson judge sprague described the automobile as a dangeroua weapon more dangeroua than a knife or gun he said dtl sens of thia new auto age both old and young will have to be made to realize this reports of death and tragedy on the tni georgetown heral1 thursday junk ml iftt page 9 p reads by the press do net j to be nothing ha said the cnarg of tnot or vehicle casts a heavy i auktiity on the driver a i rmonsibllity toward every p en or near the road ignore or abuse this i uity is a crime i fellow dtisens did you knowf with proper care et should last from six to tea r j a life jack legion picnic picnic tables coffee tes milk ke cream provided please bring your own cutlery plates will be provided members children will nave use of the george town swimming pool from 1 to 3 30 pm sunday july 10 georgetown park picnic tickets picnic tickets will be available at the branch each paidup member will receive 4 tickets per child up to 1 6 years of age they must pick up their own tickets between july 4th and july 9th no tickets will be mailed or handed out at the park transportation transportation will be arranged from pool to george town park races start at 3 45 p m ponies darts horseshoes baseball tug of war canadian legion branch 120 play the game of whatzit refrigerated fur storage bantigers cleaners 1 dyers main st and guelph st wear a smile and jantzen sportswear shorts slacks shells the evelyn shoppe 7mann 8774831 blue valley meat market 141 guelph st 1774331 chicken legs or 4oc breasts h7 for frying or barbecue clue no 1 namesake often in park holmes 5c to 1 store 11 main st n picnic hampers insulated picnic bags children s ladies men sen hats a thm sandal georgetown cycle sports 2 water st 877 3630 georgetown onl bicycles sales seruee sports equipment snd 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