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Goff tournament
— Continued from Paagis •6
pleted his third round.
Surviving third round )patches
to (late are Dick Webber, Icon
Carrothers, Emerson Desjar'dine r
and Gord Bison.
The :E eter Golf Club will close —Continued from page 6
off the season with a final tatcrn• WOAA PEE" .+ .I
WET* D FINALS
anent on September 9,ed a second inning double.. ,, Alr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren,
Gai,F TOURNEY CI)lRBSUL7S. ((,wean veins hest: nf•throe series Zurich jumped into a con.- A reale idea ca.tled Nature Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faber, Wll-
rtnnt fiehringvnle and �anA4 n manding 6.0 lead in the first Study was• the theme ,of :Fast lianl Buchanan; from •Kippers,
crone Fidy Net championship),
two inning. s and never relinquish- week. Mr. and Mrs. 1Nilliam Caldwell,.
Harold Richardson • 79 29 59 WOAA BANTAM "D" FINALS ea it, For the first three :innings, Auring the week the children ilius. Harry Caldwell Mr. and
s1 1s
65 _ ,
BASEBALL
STANDINGS:
Zurich iuv.enIIe
Continued Erato page 6
Masse, the stalwart of "the
Zurich mound staff .all season,
:hurled .a two -hitter h
neat two litter far the
winners and set 10 Sebringville
batsmen down via the strikeout
route. Backing up lvlasse's pitch-
ing feat was 13edard who crack -
Playground
Attend receptie
for anniversary
Guests attending the SAth we
ding anniversary .of Mr. a
Patter
Mrs. R. H. Sproat .of Seafor
!ly BER.NICR CTRANG on Tuesday, August 1.8, aver
Erato ]iensall, Mrs. Alice ,toy
•�z Mr. and Mrs. George Armstroia
n' WINS SCHOOL .SLJPPIIE'S
South Huron District High
School student, Lancia Tiernan of
Dashwood, was the lucky winner
d- of.MacMillan's annual school
draw after -
.4001).
nd supply raw 'W:ednesday a r
th ►oon. at ]2:00 p.m,
a; The lucky ticket No. 4a8 was
nt, , drawn !by T -A Sports Editor Don
Boom Gravett. Amount of
g' Miss Tieman's purchases total-
led $13.79. .Her prize is the re
imbursement .of the cost of her.
purchases,
John 0.111.(ng .... ._
Red Scott 53 19
Morley Sanders 79 13
Lorne 1ileinati,er 84 16
Dirk NVebhe.r 58 22
ahn Russell 61 16
Ev fpsjardine aft 1s.
Hal Hooke 96 15
Harry Hamilton 84 16'
£ill Amos .... , 55 16
Et Rihhar'dsor, ., 85 15
Jim ('rutins .. 58 26
George Glendenning 85 13
Ross CrlffIth &f,, 13
Murray Mnnre 87 14
Stan Frayne 97 24
John Gallia 95 24
Fred Sanders 94 19
,tack Futter ion 14
fi, tFetit Best -of Three Series) Masse set the side down in order went on hikes todifferent bush- A1rs. Verne Alderdice, Mrs. Rab-
5fi Hermit 20, 1StirttwilI (I with .his fine southpaw hurling. esto examine trees, plants and ert McGregor; from Brucefield
fit(Iaurtst•itl# a.n•ardLs F(en.aII file
67 series and '1\'(),4:4, champion*hip).
67 WOAA JUVENILE "D" FINALS
91 Zurich r ,Sehringvit1 1
Ij 9. (Zurich wins hest -n(=there: series
7n 2.1 tend WOAA. championships,
70 HURON•PERTH INTEA1MEDIATE
7' BASEBALL i-EAfaUE
73
73 Gratin Finals
74 Lest Weels's Scores:
75 Mitchell 11, Zurich 3
&fi (MIte.hell leads best of -seven se-
ries 1-0).
: ,..s: da::: Future Games
This. week in •
Dashwood
By MRS, ERViN RADER
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. David Baird, of
London, 'spent Sunday with Mrs,
Matilda Piefer.
Mr, and Mrs, Gien Cameron
and family, of Kitchener, spent
'the weekend With Mr. and. Mrs,
James Hayter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stormes,
of St. Thomas, spent the. week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn
Tiernan,
Mrs, 'Fred Weiberg is a pa-
tient- in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine
and girls, of Kitchener, spent
the weekend with Mr, and Mrs,
Reinhold. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Salmon
and girls, and. Mary Ann Hayter
spent. last week at .Key River
fishing. They report that al-
though they enjoyed fish dinners
the catch was not. large.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ten Eyck,
of Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs. Ed-
mund Becker and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Becker and
family, of' Crediton, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Becker.
Mr, and Mrs. Melton Walper
and girls, of Ingersoll, and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Fassold, of
London; were vacation visitors
With Mrs, Philip Fa scold.
Mr. and. Mrs. Elmer Rader
find family, and Mr. and. Mrs.
Elgin Rader 'and' boys were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.'
Lloyd Rader and family,
Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Keller.
a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Aaron R.este-
mayer spent. Sunday with Rev.
and . Mrs. Louis Higetlell, at St.
Catharines.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar. Reste-
mayer And Edward, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller,
spent a .few days last( week at
Hubbard Lake, also crossing at
Manitoulin Island, and returning.
homethrough Northern Ontario,
Mr. Herb Gaiser, of Dear-
born, Mich., is vacationing at
his brother, Chester's home, as
well as visiting the latter, who
is a patient at Westminster Hos-
pital, London. •
Miss Janet Scott and her pen
pal, Miss Hilary Coutts, of Not-
tingham, England, Are spending
a few days at the former's'
grandmother's home., • Mrs.
Effie Klienstiver. • Last: year
Janet.:flew to England and visit-
ed Hilary.
• Recent 'visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Link were Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne McRitchie, of Sarnia,
Mrs, Marie Armstrong, of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. William
Schrag, Billie and Betty, of
Sebron, Ind., Mrs. Verna Towrle,
Glen and Marvis, of . Woodham,
and Miss Mariene Towle, of
Londen.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heppler, of
Waterloo, and Dr. I. A. Spell-
inan and Connie, of Kitchener,
have been holidaying wtih Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hoffman.
Mary Jane Hoffman, Sally
Winnett, of Alvinston, Shirley
Bender, Helen Rader and Connie
Spellman are holidaying at Hoff-
man's cottage, Grand Bend, this
week.
Miss Elsie Dover, 'of Hamil-
ton, a.nd Mrs, Vic Kinsman, of
Seaforth, spent. Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hoffman.'
Mr, and Mrs. William Pitt and.
arry, of London, va.ca�tioned
with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Snell
and Beth .Last week.
Miss Marian. Ballet., of London,
S vacationing recti nin with. Mr.
o g ..and Mrs.
Ervin Rader and Mr. and Mr's,
We.11wood Gill, of Grand Bend,
this week.
Celebrate birthday
A ugus t
19• '1 1 ehel l a 1 'Zurich
21 Zurich at Mitchell
24 Mitchell a.t Zuri(•h
26 --Zurich ai 'Miteheil
(if Necessary)
25, Mitchell at Zurich
[L Necessary)
Semi.Final Roundup
SERIES "A"
Zurich 5, St, Alarys 4
Zurieh 14, St. Marys 3
Zurich 3, St. Marys 2
(Zurich wins hest -n( -three' seml-
final 3.0),
SERB n "n"
111llehe11 5, 'Dashwood 3
Mitchell 6, :flash wood 4
Mitchell 6, Dashwood fi
(Mitchel) wins hest -or -five semi-
final 3.0),
MCGILLIVRAY
SOFT BALL LEAGUE
FINAL STANDINGS
r
Ailsa. C'r'aig (") F 4 0 16
Lieury 8 4 0 16
Sylvan , ......
West earners
Ailsa• ('rain• (1)
Nairn
Rz'inslev
Beit•Of Three Playoff
August
19—Ailsa. Craig (2) vs, Wert
C'or'ners•
20--f.ieury vs. .Ailsa, Craig (1)
21 • Sylvan VF. Nairn
25—Sylvan vs, Nairn
26—Lieurr vs, Ailsa Craig (1)
2i .-.Ailsa. Craig vs, West Cor.
net s•
• (.if Ner'easary)
Sept etnher •
1—Nairn vs. Sylvan
2—Waal Corners vs, Ailsa. Craig
(21.
4.—Ailsa. ('','nig (I) ,'F, Li envy
Sehringville pushed their, only insects. Museums, nature books, Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwe
run of the game across the plate bug collections and modelled and daughter, Ruth (Mrs, Ta
gardens oii plywood were made,
On Friday morning .a pet .show '
was held at Kin and queens NeW budget from
Park,. The winners at Kin were,
ID the bottom of the fifth when
Bill Greb reached :first on a
walk and then came alt the way
around on two Zurich errors.
R .H E Cutest pet, Donnie Wolfe, dog;
Zur'ir'li 15n 010 0— 7 7 s pet with most stripes, Penny
e
Baseline
Sehrh,gvilk non 010 n.— 1 2 6
Zur•ieh: Ylasse and Amarine. P'reszeator, cat; host lnitsual By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR
Skmringrille: Kumpf, Vlach'. (2) pet, 111ichael Kaye, goldfish;; ,..,_
end Bell, most talented pet, Bobby Ernst,• r::
dog; smallest ped, Gweq Penhale, Ivlr. and Mrs, Roy Dewar, Lo
cat; animal with longest tail, don, spent Thursday event
Casey Zehusan, dog; pet with with his brother, Mr. Arch
:most spots, Marion Hiltz, dog; Dewar and Mrs, Dewar.
Miss Ann Carr, Transvaal and.
Miss Nancy Nethercott, Science
Hill, spent dhe week holidaying
with their aunt and uncle, Mr.
dog; Ruth Ann Kerr, rabbit; and And Mrs. 'Wilfred Wilson.
Sharon Edwards, goldfish; Mr. and Mrs, Carmen. Rinn,
Second group, Gary Campbell, Gail and John, St. Marys, visit -
Bird; Alargaret Catholic'', dog; ed on Sunday at the home of
and Marlene Harness, cat. Mr, John Rinn, Jahn remaining
Friday afternoon, the children fora week's holidays.
enjoyed a warm day in the water
at Riverview Park.
Donnie and Sylvia Robertson
Letter from
Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Shortridge
of Siloam Springs, Arkansas,
visited Monday for tea and the
evening with Mr, and Mrs, Rus -
Sell Morrison.
Mrs, G. H, Burgin and Harold
es
attended the Str.ahan-Pridham were crowned King and Queen Mr, and Mrs. Alonzo ssasys,
wedding in Mitchell on Saturday. at Kin Park by Marilyn .Tory, rand guestssBillings, Sk. Marys.
Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Smith Bonnie Doerr, Bernice StrangRobert Were uof Mr, and. Mrs.
visited Sunday with Mr. and and Dean McKnight. ' Elston Mrs.oSunday.
g Mr, and Morrow, Lon --
Mrs. Oliver McCurdy of Barrie, Carolyn Oke crowned Timmy, don, visited with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Switzer Gifford and Sherry Ford at Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reimer on
]eft Sunday for a trip through Queens Park. At Victoria, Doris Sunday. •
the Western 'provinces,
tor(.
l' Original guests at the wedding
1 50 years ago were Mrs. .i'oy.nt,
Y- Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs, McLaren,
Mrs, Faber, of Hensall and Wil
flan Caldwell, of•Kippen.
Attending groomsman was
Jack Sproat .of North Bay, the
brother of the groom.
Mr, and Mrs. Sproat were re-
cipients of many gifts and the
home was banked with many
beautiful flowers,
:pet with shortest ears,. Yvonne
Penhale, eat.
Winners at queens pars were:
'first group, Marlene 'Harness,
n' ;!
fig
ie
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Thompson ;
visited on Sunday with Mr, John
Rinn and family.
Ann Ferguson and Ricky Mc -
Randy and Dennis Agoririson, Donald were crowned by Dorothy
7 5 0 14 of St. Marys, visited a few days Kerslake and Barb• Hodgson.
56 0 14 with their grandparents, Mr. and This weeis "Cowboy and
4 s o s Mrs. Russell Morrison. Indian Week"and a parade will
2 1n o 4 Mr, and Mrs. William Scott be held on Friday night. Every -
and Mrs. M. Gregory visited oarade nis}will start attendViretorhe
a.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert park at 7,30 and will proceed
Gordon of St. Marys, up the Main street to the arena
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hanna,i for the penny carnival.
of London, visited Sunday with' All types of games and prizes
Mr. and. Mrs, Robert Roth and will be available at the carnival.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hanna.
Decoration
at Brinsley
Decoration and memorial serv-
ices were held at Ebenezer cem-
etery on Sunday with a good
crowd in attendance.
Rev. Hick of the Ailsa Craig
circuit delivered a forceful ad-
dress. Ailsa Craig junior band
was in attendance and ,Patsy
Hodgson .and Bonnie Watson
rendered a duet.
Gordon Banting was chairman.
Personal item
A severe electrical storm hit
the district on. Sunday evening,
Arthur Hodgson had .five heat
of cattle struck by lightning and
Mr. .Bob Anderson and Miss
Ruth Watson, of Wheatley, visit- .
ed -Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, 1 Sarnia park site
G. H. Burgin.
Mrs. Pearl Walters, of Mitchell of Ford reunion
visited Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Morrison.
Sunday visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Doupe were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed R.oss, Mrs. Oakley
and Mrss Teskey of Essex, Mrs.
John Nuttall of Detroit, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hazlewood and Miss
Eleanor. Doupe of Stratford, Mr.
and. Mrs. Wilfred Doupe of Exe-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roger
of Kirkton and Mr. and Mrs.
William Harding 01 St. Marys,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Ran-
som,me, ' of Tottenham, visited
over the weekend with. Mr. and
Mrs. Norris Atthill and Mrs.
Dan Jarvis.
Mr, Jarvis is a patient in St.
Marys Memorial Hospital at
time of writing.
Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Hender-
son, of St. Catharines, spent the
past week at the home of Mr.
killed and Mrs. Fred. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ranting Mrs. Fared Thompson of. the
of Lucan and. their daughter, 8th line spent the weekend with
g Mr. and Mrs. Herman Paynter.
Mrs. Sam Flewitt, od Clinton,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John
Williams last week.
Mr, and. Mrs. Minns and :fa1n-
Visitors with Mr. and Mi's. ily, of Toronto, visited on Satur-
Fred Fenton last week were day with Mr, and Mrs. J. Black -
Miss Jean Easton of Brantford ler.
and Miss Winnifred Crawley of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pridham,
Toronto, on Thursday and. Mr. of Russeldate, and Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Elmo Morgan of San,- Russell Morrison visited Mrs.
nia over the weekend. Minerva Joliffe and family on
Sunday.
Misses Mildred Cowdrey, Dor-
othy Irvin and Dawn Blackl.er
returned home from a. trip to
Manitoulin Island, Algonquin
Park, Ottawa and Niagara Falls.
Miss Audrey Stacey, of St.
Marys; spent the weekend. with
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler
and family.
Mr. Donald Berry is supplying
at the Anglican church for Rev.
Dymond while he and his family
are on vacation. '
Mrs..Klll.am and Shawn, of Rich-
mond Hill, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Lewis on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. William Leivis, of Lon-
don, is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Morley.
Mrs. Clover Lewis, of Ailsa
Craig, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Lewis on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hendrick of
Crediton and Mr. and Mrs. Will
Leroy of New Haven, Mich. vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Fenton on Sunday.
Math Duncan, of Petawawa,
son-in-law of Mr. and, Mrs. Andy
Keogh, is visiting with them,
Mrs, Jack Keogh end wee baby
(John Michael) have returned
from hospital. '
Several from this community
attendedthe shower for Miss
Lola Dixon on Monday night,
which was held in Barber's
school.
Bill Mercer and Gerald. Thomp-
son left on a trip to United States
Monday morning.
Mr. aid Mrs. Howard Knapton
and Don And Miss Joan Elgey
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Fenton on Saturday night.
Richard Whittard., of St, Cath-
arines, is spending some time
with his grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Cecil Ellwood,
1 A New Service For This Area
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Mr. and Mrs. George Tiernan
h.ejd a birthday dinner Sunday
in :honor of their grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Tiernan, who was 88.
Present for the oceasion were :
Col. and Mrs. Eugene Tiernan
and family, of '.l'oronto, Mr: and 1:
Mrs. Keith Wildfong and family, 11
Birr, Mr. and Mrs. David Bull!'
and Ricky, Chatham, Mr, Gar-
net
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Wildfong, Sarnia, Mr, and
Mrs. Russell Tiernan. and fami-
ly, Exeter,. Mr. and Mrs. A. V,
Tiernan and Charles, Elizabeth,
Susan and Charles Bartliff, of
Clinton.
Michael. Tiernan is vacation -
Ing With his cousins, the Bart-
liffa, at Clinton. -
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The seventh annual Ford re-
union was held. August 16 at
Canatara Park, Sarnia. Chicken
dinner was enjoyed. Owing .to
weather sports were withheld.
Following the evening meal
election of officers was held.
President is Grant Ford; vice-
president, Allan Hicks; secre-
tary, Lois Hern; sports commit-
tee Helen and Ivan Hicks, Eve-
lyn and George Miller; table ,
committee, Bill and. Bernice
Ford; press reporter, Bernice
Ford.
Picnic next year will be held
second Sunday in July,
C-O.O-L COMFORT
• C -O -L -D TREATS At
RETDURADT
Mrs. Margaret Hawkins, Exe-
ter, is spending a few days with
Mrs, A. Rundle.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Rundle
attended the Clarke reunion held.
in Goderich on Sunday.
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'58 EDSEL `CORSAIR" TUDOR HARDTOP
very low mileage, only $3,000
'58 FORD COACH — a lovely green, only .,$3,000
'57 FORD SEDAN really sharps $1,695
'56 FORD SEDAN -- radio, gleaming black,
driven "by the fairer sex! only $1,595
'55 BUICK TUDOR HARDTOP --a sturdy
machine, only $1,595
154 FORD SEDAN — the best in the business $ 995
'53 MONARCH COACH — it's as close to new
as you can get it! $1,000
'52 MONARCH--•- raring SEDAN raring to go! $ 595
'52 STUDEBATKER, SEDAN — driven by a
retired school teacher clean as a whip! only $ . 595
'51. METEOR COACH—it's worth the money $ 495
'50 PONTIAC COACH --•- only $ 125
'48 DODGE SEDAN -- it runs! ,,.,.,,,.,t,,,,,,,,,,,,, $ 75
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DODGE "K." DUMP . $1,295
FORD 3 -TON C & C * only $ 200
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.Lanark Lesion
There is one disturbing sidelight on the story of fire -ravaged Lanark
that did not hit the news headlines. Only the dispirited people there
know of it. . and the insurance adjusters,
Here are some revealing facts tabled by our companies' claims staff, re.
porting on losses paid in Lanark ... mostly TOTAL. losses.
CLASS OF PROPERTY
Drug Store -- Building
Grocery Store ••••-' Building
—Contents
Frans. Dwelling Building
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Frame Dwelling --• Building
Frame Dwelling — Building
INSURANCE
SOUND VALUE CARRIED
$37,300 $ l 5,000
16,000 3,000
8,009 5,500
15,000 10,000
4,850 2,000
10,000 5,000
7,000 2,300
Would You be in this position?
Or have you readjusted your insurance to match today's values?
W. H. HODGSON
Phone 24 "The insurance Man" Exeter
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Long Sleeve Sport Shirts
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2 I*" 1` Wallpaper Sale!
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