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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-05-22, Page 12Fate 12 The Tires.Advoclate, May 22" logo Wedding Stationery • Make sure the wedding Invitations are corrOct in • every detail. We leave a large choice from which you ivay select. The Times 4.._ v:ocat 11111MII11141141111l111111l1,111i 1111111111111111111.411111111111111111111111111111111111111114111111111I±1111111111111111n 1111111111' t1 NOTICE OF "i rag} ower trru :ttion Weather Permittinrg Sunday, May 25 Fresh 4 a.m. to 7 a.m., D.S.T. EFFECTING ALL THE EXETER AREA Including Exeter, Hensall, Zurich, Dashwood, Grand Bend, Creditor', Centralia end Centralia R.C,A.F, This interruption is necessary to carry out vital maintenance of high voltage lines and switches. - Your co-operation will be appreciated. ,.s K. J. Lampnlan, Manager Exeter Area Ontario Hydro • Minor Bail -- C'oiitinucd From Page 4 to share first place in the stand- I lags with the Pirates who; dumped the Cardinals 10.2 earlier in the week. One .of the wildest scoring; games in some tune took place in the pee wee hardball league, when the Tigers And Wildcats fought to a 15.15 tie. 11i other = • games. the Indians downed the, I lied Sox 6,2. while the Tigers bowed 7-6 to these same Indians, who now lead the league with four points ESEn/li ;111 On ROi SE 1.E4.41.,E Junior Boys' ;SA•ftbail T+a#t Week , to:oreat w Era+es 14. 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Fillies 11 1v F'a" re I L'illtes _ 1 0 1 1 L 1 1 pantant-111d>:et Hardball Last 11"eel"'r Score*: ('iIbs A. pirates i Pirates 10, Cardinals _ 1X L Pirates. ----__. ...... 1 1 t'ubaz1 n Cardinals n 4 „ n it T 11 i' 0 1 0 Pee 'Wee Hardball u Leta Week's .Score*: nears 15, w tidcats 15 ; Indians 4. Red Sem a Indians Tigers li 'L ; Indiana 2 0 S�'iid ass igersn 0 ' tied Sax 0 1 I" MPORINMIRR4r,..4,44,,,44.4471RTMOR RARRIAGE GOVNSg1oR gie`i•4. 4) ,Ml. Ip1G 7RATeRtA S104,1:•,41% Ip..M1:011•.pT: tLx"t fA_ "Now, just what seems to be your proble><'1S?" Five Teams in League F Plciy 32 -Game Sked Five teams — Exeter, Dash- star game will take place on July wood, Zurich, Mitchell and 2. in Dlltohell, with playe• s from Listowel -- will play a 32 -game each of the five teams in the schedule in the Huron -Perth all-star lineup. Intermediate Baseball League Mohawks Home Friday for the 1958 season. !"No man goes before his , Dashwood, Dand : Exeter Mohawks said Uncle Filbert, will make conies,' TO 1,a1 ExeterZurich, are old standbysritclieit in the their initial debut before the i 1 1 loop. The Listowel entry is a ain the power- I home town fans *his Friday night i less the boss left earn 0 o classy junior club, 'i ookin With Ll �-- Continued From Page 9 omental arestrangling Canadian TV.? ,Could it be that duplicates and triplicates and rigmarole are stiffling alb• entertaimuent'? The new governrnent was loud in its denunciation of CPC policy Yet the man they chose to handle hroadcasting in the cabinet con- fessed that he hart never owned a TV set. Now committees are being set up to `investigate' broad.easting. Less committees • and more action would keep aur leaning performers in Canada and would give them a chance. It would make TV viewing more eniaya'b1e for the rest of us. Mrs. , Coates Exeter Native The funeral of airs. Charles Coates, 89, of Royal Oak, Mich., was held on Saturday, at 1 pan-, in Exeter cemetery, Mrs. Coates, the former Ida • Gould, of 13xeter, was married to Charles Coates, Exeter, in 1900. He died in July 194T. They spent most of their married life M Royal Oak. Mr. Alfred Coates of town, is a brother-in-law and Mrs. Frank Coates aid :sirs. William Coates are sisters-in-law. She is surviv- ed by a sister, Dirs. William Browning, London, and a num- ber of ,nieces and nephews. Lotter From Shia Personal Items . Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Baw- den and family of Windsor were weekend guests at the home 01 her mother, Mrs. Jacob Ratz. Mr. and Dirs. Wray, Sweitzer, Ron and Barbara visited Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Smith at Woodham. Mrs. E. Lamport and Mr. Dave Shepphard were weekend visitors in Toronto with Mr. and Airs. John Lamport, Debbie and Freddie. Air. and Mrs. Arthur Fink- beiner attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. M. Miller, in Fairgrove, Mich., on Saturday. Mr, and Dirs. Clarence Hardy, Toni, Gordon and Julia of Lu- nn were Sunday visitors with lir. and Mrs. Ross Love. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Comfort, Miss Elsie Comfort, Mr. Garson Brady, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Lead- tey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leadley of Fenwick were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Milton Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs, Ctuart Sweitzer, Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Pickering and their families, Dries Shirley Coleman of Lon- don and Miss Lois Tinny of Exeter were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. Hugh Morenz. Mr. and Mrs. George Burr and Peggy of Freston. and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Deavu and family of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Jim Clarke, Brenda, Billie and Rickie. Visitors during the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Billie were Mr. and Mrs. C L. Munro and Paula, Mrs. Ruby Coleman of Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett and Stev- en ,and Miss Annie Consitt of Hensell. Mrs. Barry Clarke spent Sun- day in Crediton with Air. and Mrs. Don Dinney and Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Billie and Mrs. J. Coleman visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Bill Coleman and Les at Kippen. Huron -Perth Standings Leat Week'* Scorers Dashwood 12, Exeter 5 Zurich 7, Mitchell o IIT Pet P Dashwood 1 0"0 0 1.009 2 Zurich 1 0 01.eo0 Exeter 0 1 0 .000 0 Mitchell ---- W0 1 0 .000 0 Listowel 0 0 0 .000 0 • Each of the surrounding din ful Zurich Lumber Kings under triet clubs will play Home and' coach Tom Rawlings. home series against Listowel The Kings, In their own outing, with all of Listowel's home slapped the Mitchell Legion - games starting at 8.30 p.m. under mires 7-0 in a nip andtuck the floodlights. battle in Mitchell on Victoria The Huron -Perth. annual all- Day. Happenings In krnshard By MRS. GLAAWYN HOOPER Dir. and Dirs. •Ken Langford and boys spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trewartha of Holmesville. Mrs. Billand Jones Mr. and 111 �. family, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Thomson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Paynter of Kirk. ton, Mrs. Lottie Jones of Ran- noch were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thomson, Mr, Herb Langford of Granton spent Sunday with,Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Langford. Mrs. Lottie Jones of Rannoch spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay of Port Huron, Mrs. Alvada Hopkins of Mitchell, Mr. Harvey Park- inson of Kirkton and Mr. and Mrs. David .F'arkinson and Tommy of Trenton were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson. Mrs. Margaret Thwaite and Dawn 01 Toronto and Mrs. Hy- land of Toronto were Saturday guests of their aunt, Mrs, Jas, Mossey. Mrs. Hyland remained for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Theo, Stephens of Anderson spent Sunday with Mrs. Jas. Monsey. Mr. and Iirrs. Joe Dann attd girls of Hyde Park were Sun- day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Dann. Mr. and Mrs. David Parkinson and Tommy of Trenton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson and Sharon spent .Saturday at Ridgetown Mr. Doug Schiestal and Miss Kathleen Mossey of Winghani spent Sunday with Mrs.• Jas, Mossey. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Thacker and family, Mrs. Fred Pattison spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thacker of Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thacker and fancily, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hodgins and family of Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Langford and John of Centralia Were Sun- day guests of Mr, and Airs. Fred Pattison. 1 uture Games., alas 26 --Zurich. nt Exeter —T)ashviceed at Zurich Exeter at Mitchell June 2—:Mitchell at Zurich `34 METEOR COACH 14 FORD RANCHWAGON '53 DODGEMAYFAIR, radio, nQwa r;lotor SEDAN, radio,tiffs«s CHE1< COACH,' radio, SEDAN, '53 S?'Ui2E:GAICEl2 tiilry �(),flf1€1 ,black, overdrive And Many,Mari Other din �",� Many Used Cars! RS Mol' QR SALES Bose 608 Exefer 'Phone 18 Zurich P NTiAc —. BUICK DMS VAUXHALL • OPP TO SEE CANADA BY 1' ORsEBA+ K—Tact, Drury o. Willowclale, Oft,, i$o11 his way across the continent li`y horseback, lie sold his ear, bought a horst, rifle and fish- ing tackle and set but to see the county the leisurely way. When he gats to Vaitcouvdt, 8,200 miles from his starting place, he will then make up his blind to return' by train, car br liortebaek, He thinks that horseback offers. lhiiii opportunity to getplaces impossible to see by car or train, i' eeding Gabe, his horse, is Thelma rotheriay, 1i T it o' nt* - . 1 BAS1EBALL-SCHEDI:L,E 196s (41t••Siar Game to be Played In .Mitchell on July 2,) May 10—Exeter 5, Dntherood 12 Zurich 7, Mitchell 5 25 --Zurich. at Exeter 26 --Dashwood at Zurich Exeter at Mitchell 20—Liatortel at Exeter June^ —:Mitchell at Zurich 4—Zurich at Listowel 6—Danh,roed et Exeter 0—Exeter at Dashwood 11—Dashwood at Mitchell 12—Listowel at. Zurich D Exeter at atlrl`seod 16—Zurich at. 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