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(7) New Credit New Con 1t In the 4th inning with the score 3-3 pitcher M-3.ry Ann Hopkins was robbed of a hit by B!'enda Davis spar kling catch in left f ield. On the same play 11 Hoppy11 collided with Laur a Davis a t first a nd "\'Ta S injured and replaced by Helen Nikiel ·trvho took the loss. The Mohawks l ed 9-4 in the 6th inning but the stubborn Shamrocks, the best come back team in the league did i t again and tied the score in the 9th. I n the 10th Ohswekens 11 big guns '1 got t wo runners on base but they f a iled to score. In the 11th Tonav,1a n.da got what looked like the winning run but the Wohawks rookies Terry Porter and Pat Cook got back to back singl es to put 2 runners in scoring position, Pith ? out Carol yn Marting drove in the tying and winning runs with a double and tl,at ,,,as the baJ.l g2.me. Ruth Hill g ot 13 strike outs in the game. The Mohawks got 16 hits. Bev Beaver, Ruth Hill and Ruby Montour got 3 hits apiece. Pat Cook 2.ade the 1 0°.'~est catch of the game. After the ball popped out of Bev Beavers glove she e:ot it appro~d . .m..ately 2 i nches from the gr ound. The Mohawks v ere gl ad to see so many fans out a s they are t:.•yi ng to raise money for new uniforms, They will be selling draw tickets shortly and Mohawk supporters are asked to help the t eam out in this nay. Let s make the Mohawks the best-dressed team in the l ea;gue , a~d one we can be proud of " Get tickets from a ny of the players or at t he gate for 5C> each a nd perhaps y ou may win 1;50.00. Next Saturday (July 20th) t he Mohawks and Caymga Yorkettes will tangle a t the big new Credit Pic nfo shortly after 1 p. m. That is, if there is any room after t he air pl anes, helicopbers and 3, 000 peopl e from suburban Toronto get there. On Tuesday July 23r·c1 . Eamilton Mu:c·:ray Ford Electric will try -:: o avenge their 6 -5 squeake:..· at Ol1s101eken at 8:30. New Credit C,.91rncil The J,:issis,saugas of the New Credit Council held its Seventh Regular Meeting on July 15, 1963. Present were Chief Fred 1J'J . ~- King, Councillors: Sylvester Lat7 orme, Ward LaForme, M:;1.rvin LaForme, William LaForme and Clayton Tob icoe. I ndian Affairs Branch: J. L. McCaw, Recorder~ Jc3.n LaFO:i.' f.:G o Moved bJ Clayton '.::obicoe seconded ty Syl ves ter LaForme that this council call a P-u.blic M2et5.n::; to discuss the revision of the Indian Act to be held August 7, 1968 at 7~ 00 P.l'J. at the New Credit Council Hall. (Carried) Other buslness complete::1 council adjourned until August 19 , 1968 at 8 p.m. Other News Gloria LaForme in Eagersville Hospit a l -happy holidaying Gloria! .Qoming Auguct 3rd E7ening Garde:1 f'arty at New Credit. Aug11s t 7th Po.blic r·rieeting at Council Hall to dis cuss r evision of Indian Act. July 20th I:Jerv Credit Annual Picnic l2: 30 ~ If _I had a. Genie (by Dale LaF or111e ) If I had a Genie From a magic l ,3.m.) I would f ree it from t he bottle No more 1·.;ould it be crampedo There I d be a t housand t hin$?-"S to 1:• ish for Five or ten or .more Then he 1d gr ant me the wishes I'd never seen beforeo §.:t.s1.ff New cr~~1t: 7. LnF1rme, S. Sh1ntz Six N~ti1ns: h. & W. J~m i cs,n S,ur SJrinfs: G. Lowis 11·~:ttin's C1rn0r·: l'i . r~i ll Ty,1 ists: J. L ..,F,rnG, r. 3 c, nr.-:ir He'd be the key To a ll my problems Cause i f I rub the l amp He' ll pop ri3ht out ~nd answer Your next wish that 1 y,1ill grant. Gee what f un it would be To have a eenie f r ee He'd gr ant me all my wishes So I could run at sea . I nrl iv i~u1 l c ,p ios 10 cdnt s Hn lf- y2.., rly su r-~ :., s toi:" C'.Jntr i buti1n $2 . 00 Pub l i s _. c/ woo kl y c ~:cc 0-:i t f , r ::~ ·1 nth :-if BUf°:USt .