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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-05-25, Page 8•f The Times -Advocate,. May 2$, 1961 FRIDAY NITERS' CHAMP:+—'.tile members of the Ex- eter Ladies Friday Niters' League capped their success- ful season with thep presentation of their awards at a banquet in Zurich, Wednesday, Shown in the front row i are the Nuggetts, who copped the league grand chem- -ionship. Members include: Audrey Moore, Agnes Apple- ton, Mary Cronyn, 011ie Essery, Ann Ewmett, Edna Ful -1 BANTAM GIRLS—Winners in the girls' bantam division. of `the Exeter Minor Bowling League were the Lollipops, The members of the team are shown above with their individual awards and the Mid -Town Cleaners trophy. Members of the team are: back row, left to right, Eliza- 15eth Snell, Nancy Bridges and Cheryl Parsons. Front •row, Joan Campbell, Joan Heywood and Ellen Robbins. Missing from the photo are Sharon Edwards and Cindy King. —T -A photo WIN MINOR AWARD—Winners of the junior division of the Exeter Minor Bowling League were the Slick - Chicks, pictured above with their individual awards and the Ladies' League cup. Members of the team are: back row, left to right, John Holmes, Darlene Snell and Den- nis Hockey. Front row, Helen Campbell, Doug Parker. and Joy Seldon, Missing from the photo are Barbara Whiting and Brian Marriage. —T -A photo Keglers co fivepin to Several Exeter five -pin bowl, ers tried their hand at winning money hi two of the largest tournaments in Canada over :the holiday weekend. On Saturday, Jim Haley, 'Bob Nicol, Murray. B•rintnell, Jack Coughlin and Amos Dar- ling ,travelled to Waterloo to compete in the Molson's Open. The five entered the competi- tion in the "C" division and bowled in the team, single and doubles events. Twelve local bowlers re. turned to Waterloo, Sunday, and competed hi the "13" divi- ision, A ladies' team consisting of Audrey Fairbairn, Dot Mun- roe, Midge Redman, Grace Farquhar and Phyllis Haugh tried their Tuck in the lough ;competition, Bob Osgood, Bob dY5,� ieol, Neil Redman, Jack Coughlin, Terry Farrell and Lorne Baugh were entered in the hen's teem and doubles battle. Due to the fact that the tour- nament is stretched over a long duration, winners are not •an- nounced until the affair is dem- leted, However, none of the Exeter entries sticetedd in de- throning any of the present leaders alts ou u n tf Maple r e I o theat might he in afhe znoiiey. 130.w1 at TOForitd &friday,„ five botvlers tra- velled 'oto Tat erste ft; compete to Oerteda's biggest five•pin fourrienient se the O'Connor BOWL •13oru1'elks frofn° all over Can converte to clyrli; etc for M&s SpEi.r1SpP5 � !Thirteen e of ._.... tra�ning ,Sess1C8.r i• Mi arca training program at. c err, r t c .for Home and.School Ass' of AM's will be held at Exeter By MRS, ERVIN RADER ! Mr. and Mrs. Albert ;Becker Public School Thursday, June 17AS1t11tOCD and fancily of New Dundee with . Mr. and Airs, V. L, Becker Special services wereheldin family 111rs, J, F, Gernacy, area bion. Lukheraii Chttrcli when. 13 and vice.president and other earn- young adults reaeivch the rites miss ,loanne A'tartene. Crt'di- niittee members a£ the Ontarioton, Mr, and.Mrs. :Edmund Federation of l:-Iome and School o£ ,confirmation and cannnituiion Draft, Air, and Aiis. Jim I3ec Ass'n will give brief lectures d froain Rev, Milton Hafner .af ker and Cynthia with Mr, and concerning the function of ,ere-iLondon, Mrs, Harold Kraft and family. entive groups and committees,` 'Those c o r r pit e d were Mr. and Airs. Russell Rr nt- Registration. will be held at Yvonne Devine, Mary .Anne nets and family of Granton, • M d 1.7•^ I, �7,3o p.m. and the meeting wilt ifayter Lynda Kraft, Carol.r. an . Mrs, van Taylor and begin at a p•m. The meeting is Miller, Bernice Restemayer, (family, of Waterloo, Mr, and open to parents interested ei Margaret Salmon, Alex Becker, M b. s, ,ivtn Mader and family, the work of the assn, Roger Keller, Ivan Miller, Bo- Miss Nancy Willett and Bill Bert Miller, Richard Bader and Weigand with Mr, and Mrs, Roy Rader, Leonard Restemayer and ram- Holiday visitors fly. 1.+1tfI.t, M. S. and Mrs.. Sle- Air. and Mrs. Joe Bruce of zalc al Ottawa spent the boli- Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. James day weekend with Mr. Arthur Beavis and Barbara of Detroit. Willett a:nd Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Mr, and Mrs. John. Snyder of 'Wainer, Brantford, Mr. and Mrs, )'red Mr'. and Mrs. David Baird of Fritzley of Gaclerieh, Mr. and London, Mr, and Airs, Dennis Mrs, Donald Fritzley, Mr, and. Bisback of Clinton and Mr, larton and Bev ;Smyth. Missing from the team is Sharon Appleton. Pictured in the back raw are the league champion Dubees. Left to right, Dot Miller, Marian Sweet, Peg Hunter-Duvar, Merdiena Glover, Bev deMon- tigny, Jean Essery and Edna MacDonald, Missing from the photo is Pearl Jones. —T -A photo Ladies cap season with skits, trophies The Exeter Friday Niters • Ladies' Bowling League held their annual banquet at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, Wed-, nestlay, and elected offictals for the coining year, presented trophies to the winning bowl- ers and enjoyed an evening Exeter entries succeeded in de - the various teams, The Brady Cleaners trophy was presented by Dot Brady to the Dubees, for finishing on top of the league during the regular schedule. Members of the team included Me dine Glover, Jean Essery, Dot Mil- ler, Bev deMentigny, Pearl. Jones, Peg Hunter Duvar, Ma- rion Sweet and Ann MacDon- ald The Nuggetts, who came through with a win in the grand championship play, was pre- ' sented with the Burkly Restau- rant trophy and also received ;individual trophies for their + performance. The team was made up of 011ie Essery, Edna Fullerton,! Bev Smythe, Audrey Moore, Ann Ewmett, Mary Oronyn, Sharon Appleton and Agnes Appleton. Runners-up to the grand, champs were the Bluebirds and each member received an in- dividual award, They included Ann Spencer, Helen Swartz, Eileen Winchester, Bev Brock, June Campbell, Barb Fahner, Kay Nixon and Lillian Davis. The final team prize was awarded to the Shoestrings who placed first in the four -team consolation p 1 a y o f f. Team members are: Lynn. Cox, Joan, Essery, Marg Patchett, Dole- I res Graff. June Essery, Ann Cowan, Elsie Morley and De- i 1 a Essery. Y Individual performers who placed high during the reg- ular season also won trophies and the presentations were made at the banquet, Peg Hun- ter-Duvar, who trundled a 7461 triple, received the W. H. Hodg- son Ltd. trophy, while Mickey Bridges topped the high sin- gle list with a 327 and 011ie Essery won the high average award with a 182. Elect officers Murdina Glover was elected. president of the league for next season and her executive in- cludes Micky Bridges, vice- president; dna Mettles, secre- tary and Peg Hunter-Duvar, treasurer, The group enjoyed a sing song led by Delia Essery with 011ie Essery at the piano, Fal- lowing this, each team pre- sented a skit and all were very much enjoyed by the audience. Door prizes were won by Joan Essery, Kay Hay, Agnes Appleton and Sharon Tooley, tfeeMeNDIetaereitieMeNeeeMel News budget from Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR MeeiziereefiMMIWAMMeekens Personal :items Miss Laurie `Ball, St. Marys, spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry, Mr. Barry Thompson of 8th Line is spending a few holi- days at the home of his grand- father, Mr, John Rinn. Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Baker and Elton attended the United Church anniversary services ,at Munro on Sunday and were guests of her father and sister, Anna. Misses Janice and Laurie Elston spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elston, while their parents took a trip to Niagara. Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott, Kirkton, were guests of Mrs. T. Doupe and Russell on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Robin- son and !Mr. •and 'Mrs. Nelson Baker were guests with Mr. Fred Jameson, Kate and F]or- ence on Sunday. Miss Br end a Parkinson, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson,tied for second place in he solo class for in- termediate girls at the Blare shard Township Music Festival at Kirkton on Friday, May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Parkin- son visited with. Mr. and .Mrs. Otto Reimer on Sunday, • f ate in engine wear -and -teal urnaments the 815,000 in prize money. Bob Nicol topped the local entry in the prize winning department when he brought home a elo prize for his 300 single, which topped the 120 bowlers in the first game. Jack Fuller split-. one' of the high single prizes in the com- petition when he came up with a 293. He also topped the :locals with his 2307 for 10 games. Bob Nicol ended up with a 2188. The other local competitors were Bob Osgood, Aub Farqu- har and Bill Batten. All three had trouble getting accustomed to the strange alleys, The top score registered le the tournament so far is an 2683, by a howler from Galt. Highsingle is 395, The event lasts two weeks and has an entry list of over 1500. ATTENDS CAHA MEETING Al Pickard, Exeter, is attend -I ing a four-day meeting of the] Canadian Amateur Hockey As- sociation in Port Arthur this week,. The group ate Meering to .• pick players for the Heekee' Hall. of Fame, of whieli Mr.! Pickard is a member. The 1 ledal sportsman is else a member of the ismer seledeI tion committee for ythe Miall of Fame, More than two million fan» adfans serve the Canadian Red Cross :society in it voluntary CET: gGiF; » vith Imperial Esso lubricants • MARVELUBE • ESSOLUBE HDX • MINERALUBE • 1111OBIii,.OIh. • ESSO M.P.GREASE and other high quality lubricants for all requirements GEORGE VRIESE EXETER PHONE 110 At.wAVfi "t: lrs f ' tN9pal iAL FOR 'tH"t itiett Letter from Crediton By MRS. M. FAIST I Victor .Heywood dies in hospital Personal items Mrs, Allan Reed of Kitchener, Rev, A, M. Schlenker is at- Mr, and Mrs, (Tarry Hayter tending conference this week and family, Mr. and Mrs, Bo- at Elmira, There will be no bert Hayter and family, Mrs, services in the ETB church Bertha Hayter, Charles Tiernan next Sundayand Miss Bonnie McCrae with Air. Maurice 1-llrtzel return- Mr, m and Mrs, James Hayter ed. home Iasi week from Lon a d ly• don hospital where hewas a Axr. and Mrs, Earl Stumpf vatient for about three months, and family of Kitchener, Mr, ery much improved. His Me- and Mrs, Reinhold Millar, tltir, ter, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Ren- and Mrs. Edgar Restemayer ney spent the weekendwith and Edward, Mrs. Tillie Beste- Harry and Maurice at their mayor and Mrs. Susan Snider home, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mr and Alrs, Austin Fahr- Miller and family, ner and son, of. 11'il1owdale, Afr. and Alrs. Clarence Kim - spent a few days with his pet and girls of Kitchener with father, Mr, Everett Fahrner, Mrs, Mary Becker, and. sister, Mrs. John Ayres and boys over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. William. Oeil and baby of Texas were visi- tors with 'Mrs, M. Gunn and Joe a few days last week. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Moir, of Detroit, visited over the week- end. with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Geiser and attended the ean- tennial of Caven Presbyterian Church celebration on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Robert- son, of London, visited Satur- day with Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Beaver.. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Foist; and boys, of Toronto, 'spent Sunday evening and Monday with Mrs. M. Faist. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Haugh' and children, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Finkbciner and Reggie spent the weekend with Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Lambie and boys at North. Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brock and boys .spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. E. Stevens, at Langton. Mr. Frank Caddie and Mrs. Pearl Faulhafer of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Truem- ner of Exeter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Bender and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Becker and families, and Mrs, Ed Sturgeon of Bay.. field with Mrs. Matlida Piefer, Mr, and Mrs, Donald. Redford and son of Providence, Rhode Island, with Rev, and Mrs, J. W. Gillings and family. John Neeb, family and friend of Wellesley, Mr, and Mrs. Cour t n e y Burmeister, Garnet Burmeister, Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Miller and fam- ily with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hern and family of Zion, Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Salmon and Pearl, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Scott and family, both of London, with Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Salmon and girls. Albert Victor Heywood, r, died. in St, Joseph's Bospitrt, London, -an Monday, May 2% basing been a patient for 1112past seven. ,weeks. Mr. Heywood was the son ,c` the late Mr. and Mrs. Joshu•t Heywood, Usberne and had farmed mast of his life on Cole. cession 2 Usbo;ne, He retlre:l to Exeter a year ago, He was a member of Jame :mStarrireeted Unitedin XCl31�,ureh7to, HLue cinwas a't Kraft, Dashwood, who sur - Earlvises, also sua•vtviWrong tarehama Heywood, daughter, Mrs. Harold (Marie) Wilton, London, ane brother, Gordon, Exeter and ,four grand- children, The funeral service was held on Wednesday, May 24 with Rev. S, E. 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