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THE TIMES.ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 6tb, J946
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A. O. Elliot
MINISTER OF HANDS AND
FORESTS PAYS VISIT TO
HURON COUNTY
Hom W. G» Thompson, minister
of the department of lands and
forests, and Mr, E. J. Zavitz, chief
of tne reforestation division, met
with Warden R. E. Shaddick and
members of the reforestation com
mittee of Huron County Friday
afternoon of last week and made a
tour of the Bluewater Highway
where a number
enter Lake Huron
siderable damage to property by
erosion. Efforts
waters by cement piers have proved
unsuccessful and
are being sought
damage. Several
visited along the
at Bayfield owing' ....................... ...
ed trip to some areas that have been
Reforested had to be abandoned.
A visit was made to the airport at
St. Joseph to ascertain if part of
that property might be Suitable
for reforestation purposes.
The party headed by Fred Wat
son, chairman of the committee,
Scanning the
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of streams that
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to minimize the
properties were
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Graham Arthur
J |»VH, UXXaiXIllcUl ui UAU CUlHHULiee,
.............'■met Mr. Thompson and his chief at
the home of Dr. R. Hobbs Taylor,
at Dashwood. Other members of
the committee were Geo. Arm
strong, G. Grain, H. Sturdy and A.
Bowman, Alexander. Accompanying them
Saturday Were Dr. Taylor, -M.'L.A., Warden
Jaques, Shaddick, of Hensall; N. W. Millei*}
Earl, of | County Clerk; and Leroy Brown,
J 1 representative; Coun
cillors Art |A,my and J. Dalton, of Carl Oulston, of Stephen Township. Reeve William
on Sunday with | Haugh, 'Councillors O. Klopp, E.
Willert and_ S. Hendrick, of Hay
Jean visited on Sunday with Mr. I cihorrE? Webster/C? Park? A^^Mc-
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman
of Almira, visited on
with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Mr. and Mrs. George . __
Exeter, visited on Monday with I agricultural
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock. i ... -
Mr. and Mrs. C ’ ~ ’
London, visited! on Sunday with I Haugh,
Mr, and Mrs. Wes. Jaques. - __ _____T^r‘ 511’3’ Warren Brock and | TownshipReeve^7.“ Pepper^Coun-
and Mrs. Bert Duffield, of Whalen. I Bride* and Carl' Hueston/of Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. James Earl, Mr. Township. At a meeting of the com-
and Mrs. Allan Jaques and family mittee in Goderich it was reported
visited on Sunday with Mr. - -■ --
Mrs. Walter Gunning, of Whalen. h ; ____1.7
A new coat of paint, which was mer property for reforestation
applied during the past week to poses,
the outside of the church has | __1_________ __
greatly improved the appearance of
the building.
Mr. and
and . family,
Brock visited
and Mrs. Joe
Mr. and Mrs.
ited recently with friends in .St.
Marys.
The anniversary services will be
held on Sunday, June 9. .Services
at 11 a.m. when Rev. Weir, <
Centralia, will be guest speaker
and at 7.3-0' *p.m. when Rev. Gard-
X'ke1-f.SpeeUi°a“A1us7c11by fte S Y/ «
Mr. Fred Brock visited over the
week-end with friends and relatives
in the community.
Ball .games are in full i
again this week with the
lads trounsing the Thames
boys 20-9 on Monday evening.
and that Mr. R. C; Hayes had donated
110 acres of land adjoining his sum
pur-
HEDDEN—HENDERSON
Mr* and^Mrs' Milton Tire home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
on Sunday with Mr Henderson, Dresden, was the scene
Bailey, of Wlnehelsea °“.a ,ovely ear y summer wedding
Melville Hem vis- ®atul:''ay- J'1M ls\ 'v‘!en, tlK?r only
'daughter, 'Margaret Merle, became
the bride of Mr. Harold Hedden,
son of Mrs. C. M. Hedden, of Hen-
sail, Ont. The ceremony, solemnized
of by Rev. A. C. Jamieson, was per-
formed under an arch of pink and [ | white with wedding bells and floral
background of lovely summer flow-
by Miss Phyllis Dunlop, of Sarnia.
Given in marriage by her father
the . charming .bride chose for her
swina Iweddlng a fl°01’-length “gown of
Aatho wll^e faconne crepe over satin. Her e finger-tip veil was held with a|
a sweetheart halo. Red Hollywood
roses formed her bridal bouquet.
Her only ornament was a string of
\Y/ I pearls, gift of the.groom.
Otdrrd W .1. i lanniHg Miss 'Phyllis 'Lockhart, of Dres-
D" • £ r* 'u. den, bridesmaid, chose a
r ICHiC ror community length gown of pink net with a lace
Staffa Women’s Institute met at bodice and headpiece of pink mo
ths home of Mrs. Albert 'Smale, kair and carried pink roses,
with the president, Mrs. Cecil Bow- Mr. Manse’Williams, of Wallace
man, in charge. It was decided to [burg, attended the groom,
change the hour
for
p.m.,
for
held
were community is invited, each family | held at the Bluebird Tea Room,
to bring a basket lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hodge with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kline, in | ding
London.
Miss Anne Pierce,
visited with her sister,
McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Tyndall havq
returned' to their home in London
after visiting here.
Mrs. Gerald Agar and - children
visited in Seaforth.
floor-
During
the register, Miss
played “Through
bride’s mother wore
to be I a rose dress with white accessories.
of the meetings the signing of
the .summer months to 8.30 Phyllis Dunlop standard time. Arrangements | the Years.” The
a community picnic,
in Seaforth Park on June 22, | and corsage of sweet peas,
completed. Everyone in the.The reception for 35 guests was
Chatham, where, the bride’s table
visited | was centred with a three-tier wed-
cake. For their wedding trip
Ito points east, the bride changed
of Hamilton to a pink silk jersey dress with pink
Mrs. B O. accessories, over which was worn
a light blue coat and wearing a
corsage of sweet peas. Upon their
return Mr. and Mrs. Hedden will
reside, at 51 Hughes St., Dresden.
Guests were present from Windsor,
Chatham, Sarnia, Wallaceburg
Dresden.
and
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SPORTS
Fah ner Strikes Out Eighteen to Give Exeter First
Drop Opener to Clinton; Softball Starts this Week
YOUR DOLLARS
—Hardball Standing
W 1 ,
1
1
1
0
0 '
Zurich
Clinton
Exeter
Mitchell .........
Lucan
Hensail
(This does not include Tonight’s game between Hensail
Clinton),
* * # #
L . Pct.
) 1,000
3 1,000.
1 .500L .500
2 .000
) ,000
Tuesday
I and
Sports Calendar —>
Hardball---^
Fri,t June 7—-Clinton at Lucan.
Mon,, June 10—-Mitchell at Exeter
(Zurich at Hensall).
' Men’s Softball—
Wed., June 5—-Exeter at Grand
Bend,
Fr,i., June 7—Grand Bend at
Sharon.
(Dashwood at Exeter).
Tues., June 11—Exeter at
wood.
Wed., June 12—Sharon at
Bend.
Ladies’ Softball-—
Thurs., June 6—-Dashwood
Exeter.
(Hensall at Dublin),
# * * *
Pitchers Duel in Lucan
Striking out 18 men Austin Fah
ner won a pitcher’s battle to give
Exeter their first win with a 4-2
score over Lucan, Monday night,
in Lucan.
It was an
Fahner and
pitcher, who
and struck out ten. -Fahner allowed
six safeties but was superb in the
Dash-
Grand
at
exciting duel between
Hodgins, the Lucan
allowed but five hits
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pinelms .to allow but one run in the
first and one. In the eighth while
i the locals took advantage of their
i. hits and. cashed In on the Lucan
i errors to put two men across the
i plate In each of the fourth and
i eighth innings. Manager Smith’s
circuit smash in the eighth inning
, was the big clout of the game while
Harold Holtzman for the locals and
Chown for Lucan each bagged a
double,
In the last half of the first inning
H. Revington, the second batter to
face Fahner, got on on a fielder’s
choice, advanced to third and sco'red
the first run of the ball game when
catcher Smith dropped one of Fah
ner’s pitches. Chown got his double
in the same inning but Weir was
struck out to retire the side,
Neither team scored again until
the fourth when Exeter went into
the lead with two runs. Hayter
singled to open the 'inning and
scored When the 'Lucan infield bob
bled Smith’s grounder while Smith
scored on Howard Holtzman’s single
after stealing second base,
The Exeter squad got into a
little difficulty in the seventh as
the Irish tried to get into the lead.
Sovereign opened with a single.
Fahner walked pitcher Hodgins and
Hayter made a beautiful running'
catch from short to take Lankin’s
short outfield fly. H. Revington was
struck out and Murdy walked to
fill bases with two out and clean-up
batter Chown at bat. Fahner struck
out Chown to retire the side.
In the first of the eighth Joe
Creech singled, advanced to third
and crossed the plate on Sovereign’s
el’ror. Smith’s homer put Exeter in
to a 4-1 lead. In the last half of the
inning Sovereign scored to give
Lucan their second run. Exeter
scored again in the ninth but the
game was called in the last half due
to darkness and the score reverted
back to the eighth.
EXETER
J. Creech,
Hayter, ss
A. 'Fahner, p
Smith, c ....
How. Holtzman, 3,b
Ha'r. Holtzman, 2b
Hennessey, lb .......
Nicol, rf ...............
D. Southcott, If ....
a Dinney, If
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Quite a number attended Whalen
and Kirkton Anglican Church anni
versary services on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rodd attend
ed Whalen Anniversary and spent
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Gunning,
Miss Marion
day with Miss
Kirktpn.
Miss Muriel
day with 'Miss
Misses Lorene and Viola Jaques
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken 'Langford,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ensinger and
family, of Granton, Mrs. Wm.
Brooks, Ray and Welly," of Zion, vis-
'ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Cowdry.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomson and fam
ily, of Detroit, visited over the week
end with the latter’s brother, Mr.
Mitchell Willis and Mrs. Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hill, of Lon
don, Mrs. Wm. Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarise Snell and Orville, Mr. and
Mrs. Ally Dayman, all of Exeter,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell Willis.
Mr. and M’rs. Wray. Sweitzer,
Shipka, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Rundle.
Misses Marion Parkinson, Marion
Rodd, Messrs. Kenneth and Grant
Mills attended the banquet held in
honor of the graduating class of
which they are members. of the St.
Marys Collegiate Institute on Fri
day evening.
Rev. Mr'. Laing and the Misses
Viola Jaques, Muriel Stephens, Phyl
lis Wheeler, Dorothy and Rhoda
Thomson attended the annual spring
rally " " - -
Young People’s Union at Milverton
Friday
The
and Kirkton Auxiliary and Wood
ham Mission Circle in Woodham
Church on Thursday afternoon of
last Week. The president, Mrs. Cecil
Camm,
ramme
music.
Camm;
Frank
minutes were read. Mrs. (Dr.)
Campbell, of Kirkton, favored with
a piano solo; a vocal solo by Mrs.
Harold Berry, of Cooper’s; a read
ing, “The Church with the Lighted
Window” by Mrs. Wes. Batten of
Kirkton; a piano solo by Jean Ste
phens; a splendid address was giv
en by Mrs. (Rev.) H. Johnston,- of
Mitchell, and was much enjoyed by
all. The meeting was closed with
the Benediction after which a
licious supper was served and a
cial half-hour spent by ali4
of Whalen.
Stephens
Christine
spent Sun-
Dobson, of
•Stephens
Jean Humphrey.
spent Sun-
Totals
a—Batted for
LUCAN
Lankin, cf .....
H. Revington, rf
J. Hodgins, 3b
Ch own, ss
Weir, 3 b
Hearn, lb
F. Revington, If
Sovereign, c
A. Hodgins, p
a Murdy, lb .
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a—Batted for J. Hodgins.
R
Exeter ....... 000 -200 '02—4
Lucan ........ 100 000 01—2
Umpires—Berry and Harburn.
off Score by innings:
of the Perth PresbyteryWHALEN
Anniversary services in the
ed church were well attended on
Sunday last. Rev. Lane, of Clinton
was the guest speaker for the
morning service and Rev. Irwin,
of Exeter James St,, foi' the eve
ning service. A Sunday School
choir provided music for both ser
vices. Those who attended the ser
vices and spent the day with
friends were: Mi', and Mrs. Mervin
Johnson, Neil and Margaret, of
Stratford; MV. and Mrs. Harold
Carter, of Metropolitan; Mr. and
Mrs. Duffield and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hazelwood, of London; Mr.
and Mrs. E. Harlton, Mr. and Mrs|
Wm. Rodd, Ml" and Mrs. Tlios.
Gunning, of Granton; Mrs. Geo.
Mardlih, of Wesely; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Morley, of Stratford; Mr.
and Mrs. H. Squire, of Kirkton;
Mr. and Mrs. Melleville Dann, of
Wesley; Mr. and Mrs. N. Ogden
and Mr. and l)Irs. Chas. Fisher and
family,
Clare
Mrs.
Mrs.
bury;
don;
Westlake I Miss Betty MaWhinney, of Crediton,
", Mrs. Norman Hodgins,
Mrs. Rich. Hodgins,
Wib Foster,
; Mrs. Wm.
. Jack Box
of London;
Jas. Earl, Mr. and
Brock, ilr. and Mrs.
of Zion; Mr, and
Squire and Dorothy,
Mr, and Mrs. Delbert
rey and Vera, of Granton; Mr. and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr.
Thames Road;
Pattison, Mr. Lenard Thacker, Missil formerly Gladys Ford,’
Florence Kirk,, of Woodham. (T... ,“]
Mr. Frank Parkinson is quite ill i (Mrs.)
suffering from the flh.
Unit-evening.
W.M.S. entertained Cooper’s
was in charge of the Prog-
wlxich commenced with quiet
Hymn 252; prayer by Mrs.
scripture reading, -Mrs.
McNaughton; roll call and
> were read. Mrs.
Lose to Clinton 17-9
The locals dropped their openin
game to the powerful Clinton nine
in Clinton, last Wednesday night
by the" score of 17-9.
The much more experienced Clin
ton team under the steady pitching
of Draper who allowed but one Tun
in his four inning stretch piled up
an impressive 9-1 lead. However
the locals got onto Cook for eight
runs in the remaining four innings.
Sweet went for three and two-
thirds innings foi’ Exeter and al
lowed nine runs. He was relieved
by Elston and seven runs were al
lowed during his stretch until re
lieved by -Fahner in the sixth. How
ever the miscues by the locals ac
counted for several of the runs.
Doug Bartcliff’s trio Of hits, two
singles and a homer In four trips
to the plate and Fahner’s triple and
two singles were the batting feat-
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Miss
ed the sad news of the death of hei’
cousin, Mr. Ethelbert Westcott, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. T. West
cott, of Hamilton, who passed away
quite suddenly at his home in Ham
ilton recently. He had just come
into the living room a few minutes
when he fell to the floor and passed
away. The family were former resi
dents of Exeter but had moved to
Hamilton several years ago.
leaves a wife and daughter.
of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs.
Byran, of Granton; Mr. and
Jack Dickins and Mr. and
Orville Langford, of Saints-
Miss Sara Fitzgerald of Lon-
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Earl, Mrs.
and Mary, of Exeter;
and
and
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Mr.
of Granton;
Tookey,. Mr
and Mr. John
Mr and Mrs.
Mrs. Warren
Alien Jaques,
Mrs. Nelson
of Farquhar;
Morley, And-
SARNIA GENERAL HOSPITAL
CELEBRATES GOLDEN JUBILEE
One hundred and eighty gradu
ates of the Sarnia General Hospital
Training School for Nurses return
ed to Sarnia to celebrate the .gold
en jubilee of the Training School,
during the last week of May. Prov
inces represented were British Col
umbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba,
Ontario, New Brunswick, and New
foundland. Among those present
from this district were Mrs. Vivian
Cooper, Mrs. Kenneth Johns, Elinq
Ville; Mrs. James Hall, Clandeboye;
Mrs, Lloyd Taylor, Exeter; Miss
Pearl Lumby. Parkhill; Miss Isabel
Sutherland,, Thedford; Mrs. Mason,
formerly Miss Beulah Skinner, Bel-
Miss Cecelia .Johnson, For-
ures of the game.
EXETER
Creech,If
Hayter,ss
Fahner,cf,p .....Smith,c .
Dinney,rf
Har, Holtzman, 3b
Sweet,P U
a Elson P;cf .....
Hennessey,i,b ....
Southcott,2b .....
b How.Holtzman,
Totals
a—-Relieved Sweet in the 4th.
b—Batted for Southcott in
■CLINTON
MacDonald, 3b
Bartliff, 2b
Hawkins, c
White, ss .
Glew, cf .
Pickett, lb
Colquhoun, If
Neilans, r
Draper, p
a Cook, p
b Schoenhais, rf
Finished Hogs Wanted
Dressed Grade
Harry Rodd, of Wdodham;
Alice Gunning, of Exeter;
and Mrs. Percy Pdssmore, of I grave;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred j est; and Mrs. E. Haas, of Buffalo,
The oldest graduate present was
formerly Miss Catherine
Campbell, of London, class 1901,
Totals .......
a—Relieved Draper in 5th,
b—Batted for Neilans in 5th.
•Score by innings: R H
Exeter , 100 015 11— 9 13
Clinton ..... 332 143 IX—17 14
Umpires—O’Brien end Sclillbe.
Dressed Grade
Live Weight
Grade B 26c
Grade B 22c