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PLACE SECOND—The RCAF Station Centralia golf team placed second in the an-
nual battle for the Training Command honors played at the Oakwood Golf Course,
Saturday. Shown above are: left to right, F/L Art Skidmore, F/[, Pat Clermont,
F/L` .Lea Halliwell, Sgt, Bernie Dunning,F 1
Cpl. D n c who !O Reardon, Sgt, A. E, Illingworth and
p on McKellar, scored a hole -in -one on the 17tH hole in the event. Kneel-
g are W/O Harry Ailey and Cpl. Allan Harvie, golf convertor,—ND photo
CE golfers place second
RCAF Station Centralia golf-
ers finished second In a field of
four teams from across Can-
ada in the annual competition
for the coveted Air Commodore
Harvey Trophy, Saturday,
Playing at the Oakwood Golf
Course, Grand Bend, the area
...
team scoredan aggregate total Western Canadian cohorts from
of 1247 to finish behind Mimi -
peg's 1205,
Camp Borden, representing
the Eastern Canadian z one
along with .Centralia, ended up
in third spot with 1310, while
Gimii registered a total of 1333,
far off' the pace set by their
BOWLING
• SCORES
* STANDINGS
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EXETER LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
"A" GROUP
Windmills (-1. Crane 706) '4
Rig Six (S, Frayne 608) 0
b. Supertest .(C. ,Arthro 5311 3
.1k if Specials (g. Holtzman 621) 1
Rockets (L. Haugh 7531 4
Ringers (13, 'Wright 707) 0
' Pen (B Nicol50)
Stagg
619) 1
K. Tigers (U. .Tackson 629) ,,4
F'airianes (J. Hendrick 616) 0
Pepsis (13. Giifillan 569) 3
R. Billiards (S. Nagel 686) 1
Lockets (6505) 8
Windmills (6626) 7
Pepsis: (5886) 6
A&H 'Specials (5605) 5
R, 13illiards (6293) 6
L. Supertest• (5774) 4
Ilppen Tigers (5736) 4
Ringers (5010) 3
Milkmen (5731) 3
Spares (5975) 2
Big Six (5664) 1
Fairlanes (5375) 0
"13" GROUP
Bankmonts (.R. Needham 596) .. 4
'Toastmasters (G, Nixon 501.) .... 0
Canadian Tire (M. Robbins 579) 4
C. Loggers (M. McIntyre 586) .,.. 0
Conklin );umber 3
(W. Westbrook, D. Rooth 592)
Sterling Fuels (I3. McFalls 534) 1
Kingpins (E. Priess 63(I 4
Tradesmen (G. Glendenning 604) 0
ilio-:Didleys (E, 'Watson 667) 4
N. E. S'test (G. H-Duvar 572) 0
Canners (13. Sanders 671) 4
Larks (G. Arthur 590) 0
Eankmonts (5564) 8
Kingpins (5397) 8
Canners (5954) 8
Bo-Didleys (5107) 8
Crystal Loggers (5857) 4
Larks (5731.) 4
Canadian Tire (5225) 4
' Conklin Lumber (5141) S
Sterling Fuels (5046) 1
7'. E. Superfest (5254) 0
Tradesmen (477.11) 0
Toastmasters (2231) 0
I.Iigh single: 1..... Haugl, (323)
High triple: .4, Crane (796)
,Hidden score: R, Heywood
LADIES' LEAGUE
"A" GROUP
',1•Ite Hawks (G. Skinner 535) ., 5
'<lowettes (I). Prance 623) 2
of Dogs (1i. Holtzman 606) 7
Handicappers (V. Stagg 608) , 0
Pills (.'P. Hunter•Duvar 61.9) 5
Merry Maids (H', Beaver 550) ,2
Be -Bops (13, Hendrick 692),„„7
Pin Poppettes (.P. Haugh 625) „ 0,
Wee hopes (27. Caldwell 608) 4
Trailers (M, Cronyn 603) 3
Ha))p'.v Gals (N. Coleman 568) 5
LUcky Strikes (G. 3tei'lhtg 531) 2
Hot Dogs 14
:Sappy Gals 12
LUCAN LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
Legion (16. Carling 556) h
11"oodbutchers (C. Glen "i22) (1
Dairymen (11, McDonald 7i8) ,Z
t4hort Circuits (B. Walsh 618) 1
fire Eaters (f )'Dung 644) ...,, 3
Ilex (no team) 0
Shamrocks (1113o11ings 636) .. 2
.lgrico (B. Walden 644) 1
I -1o( Shots (30. 14orikins 604)
t"landehoye (no team) ... (1
Lumber kings (.'f. ;Nurse 600) „„3
bolo! (P. Egan 534). . . , ....,0
Legien ..,.f...f,,,
Fire Eaters .,,,•...............f,f.,a.,f,.
1.lot Shot, .........................
r.ttmber i lugs .............„...
DAirymet,
Shainrock.5 •,..,•
Short Circuits
Agricn ,..,..,.,•
Woodbutnhers
Lex .. 0
ratot) ebove
Pow f1
Hrigl, singlb. if, Mribet,ald '(2041
High triple; 0, :McDonald (iib)
LADIES' LEAGUE
Ramblers (5, 34askett 220) .... 7
)Iahse)tds (M. Mul'ltlty 1830
•tgioiieitea (g. t;leilhili 100) 7
'o2 (M, 1C.6iittedh 202) .... 0
to lrvntaid8 (44 lTho;rn 266) ...,,. 7
rich Ropoia (h, "S"oling 135) ,,, '0
tlumiiells (M.'Carting 9441 6•
Sputniks (1,, (olntoeh 172) ,2-
t iOleiis (1), ShIPley 116C> ...
fikKtYireeks (k. The:1106 sfl' 23) „ 2
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Nile Harks 12
Trailers 1+1
Merry Maids 6
I.ttcky Strikes (I
7.3e. -Bops 7
Pails 5
Wee Horses
Blowettes
4
2
Pin refine ttes 0
Handicappers 0
"13” GROUP
Lollipops (L, Brock 7(13)
Roltettes (G. Smith* 676)
Who Cates (,i.. Appleton 505) ., 7
Sputniks (E. Reid 567) 0
.111ey ('ass (G. '14urnt 510)5
High Hopes (J. Kies,vetter 558) 2
Frisky Six (B, Bell 564) $
Jolly ,1111s (J, Burke 514) o
Mighty Mice (k;. Morley 516) S
Droppettes (T. Priess 435) • 2
Busy Bees (0. Webster 533) 5
Jolty Six (G, Skinner 519) 2
Who Cares , 10
Alley Cate 30
Frisky Six 111
Jolly jilts 9
M)ghty Mice 9
Lollipops 8
Rolletres 7
Busy .Bees 7
High •Hopes 6
Jolly Six 4
Sputniks 2
Droppettes 2
High single: "A"
:H'endrick (692); "B"
Brock (703).
Hidden tripe: "A"
Triebner.
Hidden score: 'S"
Priess,
Group, R.
Group, L.
Group, E,
Group, I.
Winnipeg,
Each of the four stations was
represented by eight golfers,
who teed off in a 36 -hole grand
aggregate battle for the RCAF
Training Command honors,
Scores ace
The highlight of the entire
match was a hole -in -one scored
by Cpl. Don, McKellar of the
Centralia squad.
The ardent CE sportsman ac-
complished the feat on the 17th
hole on the Oakwood layout,
This is a "hidden" hole, termed
such because the golfer can
not see the position of the flag
from the tee,
McKellar was one of the top
players in.the tournament, sco-
ring a 156 for his 36 -hole total.
Other members of the Centra-
lia team included: F/0 Rear-
don, F/L Art Skidmore, F/L.
Pat Clermont,. F/L Les Hain -
well, F/L A. S. Turnbull, Sgt.
Bernie Dunning, Sgt. A. E. I1-
lingworth.
W/C A. L. Ashton, acting CO
of Station Centralia, presented
the Air Commodore trophy to
the captain . of the Winnipeg
team, F/L Breffitt.
Robert Sweet
dies in Sarnia
Robert Sweet, aged 84, hus-
band of the late Minnie '(Moore)
Sweet of 142 Samuel St. Sarnia,
died in Sarnia on Thursday,
Sept. 21.
A retired bricklayer with Im-
perial Oil Ltd. Mr. Sweet was
a former, contractor in the
Clinton area, He moved to Sar-
nia in 1916 Where he was em-
ployed with Imperial Oil until
1931.
l:n 1937 he started operating
the Dixie' booth on Wellington
St., then, in 1939 moved the
booth to the corner of Davis
and Victoria St. where he ran
the business until 1957.
He is survived by a daugh•
ter, Miss Myrtle Sweet of Sar-
nia, a brother Frederick Sweet
of Sault St. Marie, three nieces
and a nephew.
Interment was at Lakeview
cemetery on Sept. 25.
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rediton
i r-ec softball final
Crediton moved to lvtll)in
one victory of sopping the Lin-
iment League softball trophy,
Thursday, s e 0 r i n j4 a hard
fought 4.2 win, over •fxlffords' to
take a s-1 lead Gln the best -of -
five final.
Mel •Finkbeiner and :Don
Pickering teamed up to spars(
the win, •with Pickering hold•
Ing the G'iffords to a stingy
three riots, while- h'i-nkbeiner
provided the power with a
homer and a triple.
The husks outfielder tan'
corked a lusty two -run .hooter
in the fifth and scored again
in the seventh when he oame
rifling home on a sacrifice fly
after reaching third in his hit,
Catcher Gerd. Slaglrt account -
..or the -other run when Ile
banged out a double in the
sixth to send John Wade a-
cross the plate after Wade got
on base with the help of an
error,
• 'I'he only other hits picked up
off Blake Gifford were singles
by Don Finney, John Wade and
Roy Smith,
Giffords take lead
The Exeter squad actually
held the lead for the first .four
innings; after, they came up
with a run in the first. Don
Wells started things off with
his first of two triples and
came home when Jim Russell
infield safe on an erroe.
The same two carne back in
the seventh to notch- another•
run when Wells blasted out
another triple and Russell fol-
lowed his example with a
three -bagger.
and ditllt't ishut' a walk in his
three -hit perfbrrn.ance.
Gifford struck out three Cred-
iten batters and issued only a
single walk
The teams were slated to.
Was? the ,fourth nurse al Cen-
tralia Wednesday, if ih(' dia.-
mond was fit following the
heavy rains No date has been
set for the fifth game if It is
necessary.
News from North
osan qt.i et
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Little of
the Haig Farm visited Mrs.
Arthur Little of Seaforth last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Wilson of Corbett
is the assistant housekeeper to
Mrs. William Schlegel at the
Haig Farm. (Mr. Schlegel is
foreman).
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson
and Norman and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Roinplrf attended the
funeral of the late Art Rotnphf
,Jr. of Sarnia last Thursday
with interment at Arkona.
Oscar and John Crawford.
visited Maurice Crawford of
Strathroy last Sunday,
Miss Caroline Little and
friend Ted Jenkins of Arkona
visited in Windsor on Sunday.
]12iss Elsie Ronip) f has ac-
cepted a position with Jim Mc-
Farlane's orphan's home at
51, Marys,
at Cromarty
a3y. MRs,, 14EN MELAR
CRcKOI11AR 'Y'
A shower for Miss Muriel
:Ott, bride -elect of this weeks
.;}s held at her home at Staffa
1 Wednesday evening.
A short program was con
erred by the CGn.' who contri
uteri several numbers in song
lith Mrs. Gordon Laing .ac-
ampanying at the piano,
4 reading by Connie Me.,
bee and a contest were fol-
Iwed With an address read by
aro!, Ann Dow when the ,bride
r be was presented withmany
seful and beautiful gifts by
a>lene and .Geraldine Temple
tan. Marlene Dow, Alice Wal-
e'', Shirley Gardiner and Carol
Tin Dow assisted. Muriel un -
Tap the. parcels. Muriel ex-
ressed her thanks and invited
11 to visit there in their new
ome,
Ladies displaying the trona -
can and gifts were Mrs. Dun
M
an Scottrs,,Gary MrsFi. Alexndlayson11f. eikle
rid
'fon for bazaar
At the Marian Ritchie Eye-
ing Auxiliary meeting held in
se
basement of the church
Mrs, Meryin Dow presid
tg plans were made for the
tankoffering meeting In ()do-
er and the bazaar in Nevem-
sr.
Mrs. Lorne Elliott and Mrs.
ow led in the devotional. The
all call "A Quotation" was an-
'veered by ten members.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton gave a
eading, "If Jesus Came to
'our House." The offering was
Except for the three long
triples, Pickering kept the Gif- "Yes, my husband and I met
fords batters well in check as at a travel bureau, 1 was look -
he sent seven back to the ing for a vacation and he was
bench via the strike -out route the last resort." • p
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