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Bey. MM.. ala W0913,41 ,1.,
Mr. Francis Clarke accompa-
Died by Mr. .and Mrs. ladles
Schroeder of London left by
plane from Maitonairport nn:
Saturday for Calgary and will
visit with relatives and friends
at Edmonton, Vancouver .and
Red Leer, and many ,points .of
interest.
Cpl. and Mr's. John Bishop and
daughter Sharon IO.ft on Monday
for Moose Jaw, .Sask„ Mr. Bisll-
pp's new appointment in the
RCAF,
Miss Ella :Warlock who visited
last week with her sister, Miss
Lulu Morloek in Windsor, re-
turned on Sunday accompanied
by her sister who will 'visit, for
a time at the home of her par•
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Edward Mor.
lock.
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodall
and daughters of Windsor visited
last week with Mir, and Mars:
Joseph Woodall,
Mrs. Ralph Brand of Alvinst.on
spent some/ time at the home of
Air. and Mrs. James Mawhin•
i ey.
Mrs. Newell 'Morgan, Port
Huron, visited relatives here an
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Swartz
entruber and Mr. and Mrs, Les-
lie Swartzentruber and daughter
of Petersburg visited on Sunday
with the Benders and the
Beckers.
Air. and Mrs. Wm. Bender and
son and Mrs. 'Allan Becker and
daughter visited in Kitchener on
Monday with Mrs. Pearl Faul.
hafer and relatives in. Peters,
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rich-
mond, Dir. and Mrs. Howard
ftielli fond and son Scgtt and Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Krotz all of
Millhank and Rev. W. Kratz of
Dashwood were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr. and Airs. L.
Wenzel,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hey spent
the weekend at Turlibull's Grove.'
Mrs. Lena Cook of :Camlachie'
visited last week with Mrs. S.'
Lamport and many other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Willialn Oestrich-:
er are spending this week in
Northern Ontario. -
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink-
beiner and family of Barrie
spent .several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Finkbeiner.
Mrs. Martin. Morloek and Airs.
E. Mallon of Guelph. visited on
Sunday with Mrs, H, Young.
Mrs. Pauline Ness and Mr,
Robert Hillborn spent Sunday in
Detroit.
Miss Gertrude Beaver of De-
troit spent the weekend with her
parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harry
Beaver.
Miss Agnes Lamport of Detroit
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. S. Lamport.
Mrs. Harold Glanville and
daughters have returned after
spending some time at Mani-
toulin •Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade
and Mr. Terry Wade and friend
of London spent the weekend
with Mrs. J.. Wade.
Ricky Geiser of Dashwood
spent last week with his • grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs,. Lloyd
Gaiser.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mack spent
last: week at Gravenhurst.
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BODY SHOP OPENS—Picture shows a portion .of the interior of the new body and
paint shop opened this week by Har Brintnell, Exeter, who has 12 years' experience
in the business. The .new building is located just off Waterloo street at the south
end of town.
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Hensall Bantams
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WOAA Champs
Hensail Bantams left no un-
turned stones in their series with
Mildmay for the WOAA Bantam
"D"'championship as they sound-
ly whipped the northern entry' -in
the finals by a 14-0 score.
In fact, the victory seemed to
be so convincing to the Miilmay
managerial and coaching staff,
that the Mildmay entry failed to
show up for the balance of the
best -of -three series which was au-
tomatically awarded to the Hen,
sail nine.
The winners pounded out nine
base hits, including a round -
tripper by Jack Chipchase, to
spark their 14 -run uprising, Hen -
sail wasted little time in getting
started by rolling into a 3-0 sec-
ond inning lead When eight men
came to the plate before the side
could be retired.
Timely hitting sent the Hensall
nine wheeling into a comfortable
6-0 lead as they scored two more
in the third and. added one in the
fifth. They coasted home on a
pair in the seventh, four in the
eighth and two more in the ninth.
Second baseman Dennis Mock
and leftfielder Harry Moir paced
the attack with' two hits apiece.
Larry Jones, Bill. Shaddick, Bob
Mickle, Robert McNaughton and
Chipchase each connected for a
single safety to round out the
nine -hit spree.
'Chipchase provided his circuit
clout in the top of the ninth inn-
ing to straightaway centre field.
Steve Kyle, who was on first base
because of a walk at the time,
rode home.
Fires A Two -Hitter!
Steve Kyle paved the way for
the win by throwing a neat two
hitter at the Mildmay club. The
number one hurler •of the Hen -
sail hound staff was bidding for
a no-hitter up until the fifth inn-
ing when shortstop Erie Weiler
drilled a sharp single into left
field, The second. Mildmay safety
fell'to Bruce Weber in the bottom
of the ninth when Mildmay made
their last stab for a victory,
In going the nine inning route
Kyle whiffed 12 Mildmay hatters
and was griever in serious trouble
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Topics From
Dashwood
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
Baby Babtized
Martin. Paul, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Valentine Becker, was
baptized Sunday morning in Zion.
Lutheran Church by Rev. K. L,
Zorn. Mr,. and. Mrs. Ted Webb
were sponsors.
Anniversary' Services
Special 85th anniversary sere•
ices are being held in Zion Luth-
eran Church.
Guest speakers last Sunday
were Rev, L. Higenell, of St.
Catharines, a former minister,
and Rev. W. Rathke, of Water-
loo. A booklet on the history of
the church is available t'o every-
one.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight
and Robert, of London, and Miss
Mae Patterson, of Newmarket,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Rader and family last Wednes-
day.
Mr. Howard Weiberg a n d
friend, of Waterloo,, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Weiberg;
Mr. Siegfried Miller, of Water-
loo, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Milleir.
Mrs. William Nadiger, of How-
ell, Minh., is, visiting with Miss
Pearl Kraft and other friends.
Dashwood Home
Site Of Reunion
About 150 persons attended the
11th Gloor family reunion last
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Becker, Dashwood.
Games and sports were played
during the afternoon. Prizes for
the sports events went to Larry
Knarr, Dennis Schell, Randolph
Becker, Frances Grace, Barbara
Chard, Diane Wick, Donald
Schell, Mrs. H. J. Becker, Mrs.
Gordon Knarr and Mr. Lorne
Bowling.
Oldest lady and gentleman
present were Mrs. Mary Gloor,
Bornholm, and Mr. Jacob Fisch-
er, Brussels; youngest baby,
Martin Becker. A prize donated
by Mrs. W. Wick for the newest l
married couple went to Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfted Becker. Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Kreitzer and son
Paul., of Orleans, Ont., received
the prize for coning the farthest.
Following supper, Mrs. William
Wick, Listowel, presided for the
business meeting. Mrs. Donald
Smiley read the secretary-treas•
urer's report. A minute's silence
was obserired in memory of Mrs.
Christina Becker and Mrs. Chris-
tina Gloor who had died during
the year. Mrs. Becker was hon-
orary president since the first re-
union in 1946 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Gloor, Brocihag-
en. She was also the last men),
ber of the Casper Gloor family of
three girls and three boys.
Officers for 1959 reunion which
is to be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Knight, in Cran-
brook, are` President, Mr. Nor-
man ..Kintner, Bornholm; vice-
presidents, Mrs Ernie Marsh,
Listowel, and Mrs, Lorne Becker,
Dashwood; secretary - treasurer,
Mrs. Claire Deichert, Zurich;
sports cornnlittce, Mr. Howard
Fischer, Mrs, Donald Schell and
Mrs. Dennis Lorie, all. of Kitch-
ener; lunch committee, Airs.
Arnold Gloor and Mrs..Bill Hast-
ings: welcoming guests, Mrs.
Charles Harkness and Mrs, Doug-
las Leary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hutchin-
son, of Preston, are vacationing
with Mrs. Henry Eagleson and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gibson at-
tended the Baker-Shorildice wed-
ding at Lion's Head on Saturday.
Mrs. William Eveland attended
the wedding of her grandson,
Dale l3aker, at, Lion's }lead, on
Satilyday.
Mr. Wayne Gibson pent a few
Clays in Quebec .last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Wainer
end girls, of Ingersoll, spent, .sev-
eral days last week. with Mr. and
Mrs. Philip 1� assold.
Mrs, Nelda Ronttedge, of Lon-
don, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Philip 1''assotd.
Mr. and Mrs, stay l isiler and
Wayne and Mr, Jared Lyons, of
London, visited With Mr. and
Mrs, Artifet 'Fisher on Sunday.
Miss Cathryn An Fisher, of
London, returned home after
spending a week with Martha
Ldu Fisher,
and Mrs. Austin 1iekle
and granddaughters .,turfy and
Susan, of London, and Miss Elta 1
Zurich Personals
— Continued From Page 5
Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Bender,
and family, of Kitchener, were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Gingerich,
'Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clausius
and daughters, and Mr. Wayne
Clausius are holidaying with vela•
fives and friends in Indiana and -
other places of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Swartzen-
lruber, of Baden, were visitors
with daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gingerich.
Mr. Melvin Gingerich was a
visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Heinz Benedictus, Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Case and
family, Newmarket, have been
spending their vacation with rel-
atives in this vicinity.
This Week In
Goshen
By MRS. CARL»McBRIDE
Mission Band
Goshen Mission Band held their
August meeting on Sunday morn-
ing with 22 present. Mrs. Clare
McBride was in charge.
Joan Elliott was at the piano.,
Jacqueline Peck ledin prayer.
The story "Surprise at Gifu"
was read. Wayne Peck took up
the offering and Gail McBride
gave the offertory prayer.
W. M. S.
The Woman's Missionary So-
ciety of Goshen United Church
met at the home of Mrs. Elmer
Hayter on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Melvin Elliott's group was
in charge of the program. Mrs,
Elgin McKinley gave the finan-
cal report on the birthday fund.
Mrs. Floyd Armstrong reported
on the bale sent overseas.
It was decided to hold the
next meeting on the third Thurs-
day in September instead of the
second as the church anniversary
falls on the second Sunday, the
guest speaker to be Rev. C.
Daniels, Hensall.
Mrs, Elliott talked on "Mis-
sionaries all over the World" as
her topic. Mrs. Bob Peck's group
served .lunch.
Personal Items
Diane and Donna Peck and
Patricia Robinson attended sum-
mer camp last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKinley
and family are holidaying at
Schade View, Grand Bend.
Bob Hayter is spending a few
days with Glenn Hayter, Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Elliott,
Watertown, N.Y. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Elliott and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peck and
family spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Snell, Landes-
bora.
Larry, Karen and Cathy Mc-
Kinley spent a few days in Lon-
don last week.
Hugh McBride, London, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McBride and Johnny.
Rev, T. J. Pitt and Mrs. Pitt
are spending a few days at St,
Catharines.
Baseball
Standings
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1`'est c'or'ners 27. t'arkhllt 3
(IN eat Corners wins heat -61 -
three, serleq 2 n.)
• 13rineley 17, Sylvan 10
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valor,. name's
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Hensall Relative
Dies In Dakota
Mrs, C. L, -,rinks rereiyed wary!
Wednesday of the death of her
brnthor`'in-last/, August Peterson,
95, of Rapid City, Smith Dakota
on, Tuesday, August 19.
Surviving are his wife, the
fanner Alice Blatchford, the first
girl born iii: tlensall; and 0t10
brother isi United States:_ A
broth+"'/, Jelin, died on Alonciay
of this week...
lisit00(3 with Mtn, and Mrs, Clay 1
Llisk, of txeter, were StInday 't
oft Met
Opens
,A popular young Exeter -body
roan has launched his Awn busi-
ness Ina new building on the
outskirts of town.
Har Brintnell, son of Mr,. and
Mrs. Archie 43rintn.ell, has started
work in his body .and paint shop
south of Wellington street, a
block west .of Main,
The firm will be known as
liar's Body Shop.
The young proprietor has bad
12 years' of experience in body
and paint work, having been em-
ployed in that line since 1946.
lie has erected a 6040 cement
black building on a large lot
across the street from his father's
residence. The building con-
tains a 1546 paint room.
The new premises was offi-
cially christened. Wednesday
night with a gathering in honor
of the "Nu Sox," Exeter's entry
in the WOAA Intermediate soft-
ball competition, The team is
sponsored by Lloyd Ford's Men's
Wear.
in the construction of the build-
ing, Har had considerable assist-
ance from a number of friends
and relatives around town who
donated free time to help him get
started.
Among t he tradesmen who
worked on the building were Sam
Sweitzer, gravel and fill; Ross
Dobson, Kirkton, roof; Leslie
Larkin, Parkhill, plumbing and
wiring; Bill Pfaff, Crediton, ce-
ment work. Huron Lumber Co„
Exeter, provided building sup.
plies and McKerlie Automotive
Ltd. supplied equipment.
The owner, well-known because
of his many sporting activities
including baseball, softball and
hockey, is married to the for-
mer Pauline Robinson, Kirkton,
and they have a two-year-old
son, Danny,
Report On
Shipka
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz,
Billie, Mrs, J. Coleman and Mr.
Bill Coleman, of Kippen, spent
the weekend with relatives at
Cobourg.
Dr, and Mrs. Purdon, John
and Janie, of Welland, were
Sunday visitors with' Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner and
David Purdon who is holidaying
there. •
Mr, and Mrs. Don Adams,
Mark and Brock, of London, vis-
ited Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams.
Miss Sharon Smith, of Hamil-
ton, is holidaying with Misses
June and Sharon Morenz.
Mrs. Cecil Anger and family,
of Welland, visited last week with
her sisters, Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer,
Mrs. Milton Sweitzer, and Mrs,
Jack Pickering and their fam-
ilies.
amilies. -
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Coleman
and Tommy and Mrs, Louise
Coleman, of London, visited on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh!
Morenz, Billie and Mrs. J. Cole-
man..
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Pickering and!
Barry, of London, were' Wednes-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Love.
Miss Barbara Glousher, of
Greenway, visited last week with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Pickering, Stan, Michael
and Susan.
Mrs. Milton Sweitzer and San-
dra are holidaying this week with
relatives in Fenwick.
Miss Kathryn Love spent last
week with her cousins, Geraldine,
and Carolyn Kayes, in Toronto.
Miss Patsy Clarke, of Crediton,
is visiting this week at the home
of her. grandmother, Mrs. Harry
Clarke.
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and pour the FLOOR for this new building.
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Harts Body Shop
We were pleased to
install the
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To
Har Brintnell
On The Opening Of His New
Body Repair & Paint Shop
We Were Privileged To Supply
Top Quality Automotive Equipment.
For This New Exeter Business
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Automotive
London
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