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THURSDAY, MAY
Huron-Perth
Mitchell at Centralia
Clinton RCAF at Dashwood
Rec Softball
Maroous vs. Legion
FRIDAY, MAY SO
Huron-Perth
Exeter at Lucan
St. Marys at Zurich
Cyclone
Thames Road at Kirkton.
Munro at Motherwell
■Stgffa at Carlingford
Midget
Auburn at Exeter
MONDAY, JUNE J5
Huron-Perth
Dashwood at Clinton
Strathroy at Exeter
Cyclone
Kirkton at Russelldale
TUESDAY, JUNE S
Huron-Perth
Centralia at Clinton RCAF
Zurich at Lucan
St. Marys at Mitchell
Rec Softball
Maroons vs. Statton's
WEDNESDAY, JUNE -
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.Staffa at Thames Road
Carlingford at Kirkton
Midget
Clinton at Hensail
THURSDAY, JUNE 5
Huron-Perth
Clinton at Strathroy
Lucan at Dashwood
Rec Softball
Legion vs. Centralia.
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16-Year-Old Handcuffs Exeter,
Dashwood Wins League Opener
Dashwood’s 16-year-old Robbie
Wein started the
baseball season off
with a 10-3 win
The young flinger
six safeties while his mates ran
up the wide margin.
Jake Wein ?led the winners at
the plate with a perfect two-for-
two night, scoring three runs.
Jack <G a i s e r hit two-for-£ive
while Charlie Tieman
Storms both collected
two.
Fred Darling paced the Ex
eter team with a double and a
single in four tries. His third-
inning extra base elout drove in
two of the three runs in that
frame. Erratic field play by Jim
Fairbairn’s crew allowed Dash
wood to score six unearned runs.
Raymie Wein and Bob Hayter
scored two runs in the first in
ning to put Dashwood into the
lead. Both got free bases from
Den Bonk, Exeter’s starting
pitcher, and came home on Carl
Wein’s single.
The visitors went ahead 3-2 in
the first of the third but Boh
Hayter, Carl Wein and Jack Gai-
ser scored in the last half of
the inning to regain the lead
for Dashwood. Brothers Jim and
Bob Hayter scored two more in
the fourth on Carl Wein’s single.
The latter scored a lone tally in
the seventh and he and Raymie
Wein tallied in the eighth to
wind up.
Jack Fuller pitched the last
Huron-Perth
Monday night
over Exeter,
allowed only
and Bob
one in
Grand Bend United Church -x
Celebrates Silver Anniversary
con-
The celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the laying
of the cornerstone of the Grand
Bend United Church drew large
congregations for both services
on Sunday, May 25, in spite of
inclement weather.
At the morning service, Rev.
Dr. Beecroft, of Wingham, ad
dressed a capacity audience.
Letters axid telegrams of
gratulations from previous pas
tors, unable to attend, were reao.
from the pulpit. The music, pro
vided by the choir with an organ
and piano accompaniment, was
especially acceptable. The old
quartette, Messrs. Lloyd Taylor,
Elgin Webb, Emery Desjardine
and Arnold Ravelie sang. It
brought back to memory mem
bers who were so faithful in
their choir work.
The guest book disclosed sig
natures of residents of Watrous.
Sask., Detroit, Toronto,
sor, Sarnia, as well as
towns within a radius
miles. Gr ee n w a y closed their
church and helped swell the
congregation. Rev. W. T. Cleave
of Point Edward occupied a
chair on the platform and helped
with the service. Mr. and Mrs.
Fonger of Manilla, in the Phil-
lippines, were passing through
and stayed for the service.
Among those who sent
gratulatory messages were
Morley Colling of Strathroy,
J. B. Moore, Waterdown,
Wind-
many
of 50
con-
Rev.
Rev.
the
previous minister, Rev. Kenneth
Wood, ana the congregation and
pastor ‘of Dashwood Evangelical
U. B. Church.
The evening service was taken
by Rev. W. J. Maines of Brace
field. The church was again
filled. Mr. Maines was the last
minister in the little white
church on the Mollard line.
Solos by Miss Jean MacDonald
of the James Street Church, Exe
ter, and Mr. Harry Hoffman of
the Evangelical Church, Dash
wood, were very highly appreci
ated.
The church wore a joyous new
look.
After the evening service the
church members retired to the
school parlors for an attractive
ceremony. The two eldest ladies
of the congregation, Mrs. F.
Xavior Geromette and Mrs. Wil
liam Oliver, both S2 years of
age, were presented with orchids
by the Mission Band, then they
were conducted up the aisle by
the donor of the birthday cake,
Mrs. Garnet Patterson, and
asked to cut the cake. The sec
ond storey of the cake was dec
orated in replica of a church
complete with windows, steeple,
steps, railings and this handsome
confection was auctioned at the
banquet on Monday evening, May
Speakers on Monday evening
included Rev. J. E. G. Houghton
representing the congregation of
St. John by the Lake; Rev. H.
Getz, Evangelical United Breth
ren, Dashwood; Rev. Andrew
Lane, chairman of the Huron
Presbytery; Rev. W. J. Rogers,
Hensail; Rev. Clysdale, London;
Rev. S. ~ “
Rev. C. ____, ________
Rev. E. Wattam, present pastor
of the Church of God and Rev.
R. Beach, previous pastor of
Blyth.
Donations great and small
poured in testifying to the loyal
ty and affection of the members
to their church-home.
Personal items
Guests in town Sunday includ
ed Mr,
Craig;
Ulens,
Gerry
Strathroy;
Taylor, Exeter;
Green, London;
11s, Sarnia; Mr
Batty, Sarnia; Mr. and
Clare Statton, Woodstock.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Station
entertained friends on Friday
evening in honor o£ Mr. Station’s
birthday. Guests included Mr.
J. Mathers, Meaford;
E. Beacom, Watford;
and Mrs.
Mr. and
of London;
(nee
Mr
Rosser, Ailsa
Mrs. Gordon
, Mrs. Archie
Nola Desjardine),
and Mrs. Lloyd
and Mrs. B.
Fol-
Bert
Mrs.
Mr.
Miss Muriel
. and Mrs.
■Mr.
Walter Statton, Mr, Harry Link,
Mr. Mark Wild, Mrs. P. Des-
pardine and sons. Mr. Statton
has received his shipment of
chicks.
Rev. Carlysle Webster of
Nova Scotia visited Miss D. Web
ster at Beach O’ Pines last
week.
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Dory of
Hammersmith, England, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dory
in Beach O' Pines until Friday,
May 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mollard
are visiting town for the firs'
time in 3 3 years. Mr. Mollard is
a brother of Mrs. Saul Pollock
and grew up on the Mollard line.
He is renewing old acquaint
ances in the community and
looks as though he is thoroughly
enjoying himself. We are glad
to welcome them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mollard, of
Prince Albert,
Mr. George Mollard,
guests
Weibb.
joined
and is
Mr.
H e r b er t Wainwright were in
Sarnia
nessMr,
family
winter
We
new
Mrs.
loss
week
Miss Anne Negryn has return
ed from the hospital and is pro
gressing favorably.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fischel and
son were at their cottage in Soutlfiiott Pines over the week
end.
Mrs. Kenshol and family en
joyed Oakwood for the holiday.
Sask., a son of
have been
of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Mrs. M o 11 a r d ’ s sister
the party aL Winnipeg
visiting Mrs. F. E. Grieve.
Herman Grill and Mr.
Friday on municipal busi-
and Mrs. Skipper
are home. They spent
in Brantford,
extend sympathy to
Canadian friends, Mr.
da Kroon over the sudden
of their year-old baby a
ago.
St. Marys, Strathroy
Win Over Airmen
Bob Graham’s pitching
hitting sparked St. Marys to an
11-3 win over Centralia airmen
Tuesday. Graham slapped __
three singles and fanned nine
batters before he tired,
shaw finished the game.
Other big guns for the stone
towners were Don Fletcher, A.
Noble, D. Fetter and W. Ellis
with doubles while John Hein-
buck had a pair of safeties.
Gue started on the mound for
Centralia. Chaison and La
Flamme finished the game.
St. Marys .011
Centralia ..000
Strathroy Wins
Dune Barnes’
ing a triple, sparked Strathroy
Dodgers to a 10-7 win over Clin
ton Radar in their first game
of the season. Cushman went the
distance for Strathroy. Walker
was the losing pitcher.
Strathroy .. 102 030 04x—10 10 3
Clinton ..... 000 011 041— 7 114
The game at Zurich with Clin
ton Colts had to be postponed
because of a wet diamond.
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Seed Corn - Seed Corn
Still lot.*, of time to plant most maturities of
Hybrid or Open-Pollenated Field Corn.
three innings for Exeter. Bill
Gilfillan, Bill Mickle, BOb Wade
and Harry Holtzman each hit
singles.
The game was originally
scheduled for May 24 but was
postponed because of rain.
DASHWOOD
Ray Wein, 3 b
J. Hayter^ c ..
R. Hayter, 2h
C. Wein, cf
Gaiser, If ..
R. Wein, p
Regier, rf .
Kleinstiver, 3 b
Tieman, lb
Storms, lb
EXETER
Serratore, 2b
Gilfillan, r£
Fuller, p ...
Wade, ss ..
Darling, cf
Mickle, lb
Holtzman, cf
Haugh, 3b ..
Geoffrey, e .
Bonk, i)
Umpires—Boussey, McLean,
Score By limings RHE
Dashwood
Exeter ...
203 200 12—-10 8
003 000 00
with a 6-4 win
Tuesday night.
the pool room
four-run rally in
Station^ Win First
In Softball League
Statton’s won the opening
game of the local recreational
softball league
over Centralia
Behind 4-2,
gang staged a
the fifth to clinch the victory.
Lloyd Cushman was the win
ning pitcher. D. McAllister start
ed on the mound for Centralia.
The Centralia
placed the hydro
league.
Lineups
STATTON’S—D.
George, J.
Statton, D. Kestle, L. Cushman,
D. Preszcator, B. Davis, B. Nicol,
K. Brintnell, E. Broe.
CENTRALIA—G. Mason, N.
Tripp, P. Cronyn, D, McAllister,
C. Rowe, B. Tripp, Barris, Haley,
Wells.
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BIDDULPH
and Mrs. Allen ElstonMr.
had as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Davis of Kirkton after
the morning service at Saints-
bury. Mrs. Davis accompanied
Allen, who was soloist at the
anniversary services at Ebenezer
Church, London
Sunday evening.
Township, on
The friends in the community
will be glad to welcome back
Rev. Harold Swann of Trinidad,
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Sunday School anniversary of
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