The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-12-14, Page 911,..'iustlers take: load,„ •
t•h.rce
The Udell hustlers look gin as the Angels .trpuld 4n1Y
ever We possession of first manage eight.
place in the Ree Basketball Joe Wooden and Charlie Ker-
loop, Thursday, when they leek were the top scorers for
scored :a nip -and -tuck. 048 win the losers, canning 10 points
over the Peripatetic Veda. eagle,.
gpgues, The teams' scoring Is as #ole
The whiners grabbed .a shin lows;
margin in the first quarter SGA LgT _RAIDERS --- helix
when they outscored the teach- Bgege ans, 14.; • Ikon :Needham,
ers 1810 in a blistering 12 12; Whitey Barris, 8; .Start Des -
minutes. After that, the teams: Jardine, 6; Harry Schroeder, g;
stayed on even grounds, al- A, JJeNeil, 2; haloid Blanch-
though the Hustlers never re- aid, L
liniluished their lead, tl'RIVi'I'T Mir.MORL L --. Joe
In the final quarter, the P- Wooden, 10; .Charlie ierniek
Pers shaved the lead to 39.38 10; 1-1, Siininonds, 5; Ivan
on a basket by Doug Rickert Unnter-Dever, 4; Jack Futcher,
with less than a minute to go, 4; Sill King, a; .Harold Sissons,
but Leith. Lovell heaved a long Fred Dobbs, Dave hilborn,
pass to Bill` Batten who drove ZUIIICII HUSTLERS - Al
in for a l iy-ul to pint the Wiper, 1G.; HBatten, 10; von
game out of reach of the losers. ,
0 Brien, 8;1311K.1 eith. Lovell, �#;
Al Wiper paced the attaek Tom Burke, 3; "Chub McCurdy,
for the Bustlers, hooping 10 Bob Chaffe, Danny Moore.
points, four of thein from the P.PERS George Wright,
foul line. Bill. Batten added 10 13; Ron I-1einrrich, 8; Gary
Points to the cause and Don Bryant, 7; Lyle Little, 3; Ron
0134en contributed eight; Bogart, 3; Doug Richert, 2.
George Wright paced the P- RE0 ,SASKETOALL LEAOIJE
Pers again, norm g five field stantli
.e.lect :slate
.at Shipka
The- meeting 4f the WA wam
held.atthe bonne of Mrs. Earl
Rat with. Mrs,. Les Adams and
111rs..Jrni Clarke in charge o€
devotions, Rev. R. Hiltz was
Present and addressed the meet-
log, Mrs, Kenneth Keller of
Dashwood sang a'solo "and. Miss
Judy Ratz played a plane solo,
First vice president, Mrs, Jird
Clarke, ;conducted the business.
Gifts of rnpnee wre voted tothe
crippled children and to Care,
Members exchanged gifts,
Rev, Hiltz announced the new
officers for the new organiza-
tion pf the United Church Wo-
men,
Honorary president is Mrs,
Karl Guenther; president. Mrs,
Jim Clarke; vice
lifresid entl,
Les Adams, Mrs f Russell;
secretary, Mrs, Verne Sharpe;
ass't, Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner;
trews„ Airs, Harry Sheppard;
ass't, Mrs. Cliff Russell; cor-
responding, secretary, Mrs. Mil-
ton Ratz; pianist, Mrs. Harry
Sheppard; ass't, Airs, Ross
Love.
dower committee, Mrs. Stu-
art Sweitzer, Mrs. Jack Rats,
goals and five free throws for , W 1g P Mrs. Earl Ratz; Rep, to South
gurieh llustler:a ., 2 4Auxiliary,rs.
M
a 15- Dint eight. Ron 13einrric,h „ Huron
Peripa.teria Pade•;ogue$ „ 1 1 ..
addecll eight and Gary Bryant Scarlet Raiders 1. 1. I Jack Ratz,
netted seven, Trivia azemoriai 0 3 0 Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner-, Mrs,
The teachers missed their names this Thursday. Art Finkbeiner and Mrs. Les
chance :to cop their second win , +Jit--r'-Pers ts. 'rrtritt Memorial Adams were in charge of the
when they failed to hit on nine S.nn -lunch vs. scarlet l;aldel's social hour.
of their 17 chances from the M,erks 93 years
free throw line, t :.m.,:.,,> .x4,• •,Le.,.-,.x,exue ;',;..>i Mrs, Mary $ t e p h e n, who
Raiders win Budget front lives with her daughter, Mrs.
The Scarlet Raiders, paced by
Boogemans and Ron
Needham, scored their first win
when they whipped the Trivitt
Memoriat Angels 4835.
Boogemans hit for seven
field goals for a 14 -point night,
while Needham hooped five
from the floor and a pair of
free ones for 12 points.
The Raiders led by only ane
point at the end of the first
half as they left the floor with
an 18.1.7 margin. However, they
carne up with 22 points in the
third quarter to gee their mar-
HuronPark gals
whip Clinton six
A recently organized girls'
n
basketball team froi Huron
0
Park tackled the Clinton RCAF
Airwomen this week. and emer-
ged with a slim 19-18 win.
The game was all tied up at
the half, but Clinton carne out
strong to rtin up a seven -point
lead at the end of the third quer
ter. However, the Huron Park
lassies rallied to win, scoring
three points in the last minute
of play, with Xandra Busche
hooping We winning basket,
Huron Pare was paced by the
fine showing or :forwards, Trudy
Harvie, Susanne 'Cassie, Xan-
dra Busche and Marjorie Me-
Phee.
Other members of the team
re: Ginny. garnden, Anne Ben-
ing, Judy McCollum, Sherry
Ridley, Barbara Amos, Doro-
thy Leboutillier° and Gail Red-
man. e
LAC Sandy Cotter coaches the The happiness of your life de.
team, and Cpl. C. D. Wilson is pends upon the quality of your
the manager.' thoughts.
vftolsivitig408121%-tvoilormAtotottrfolfttaltAltigorome
John Heckman and Mr. Hock. -
man, celebrated her 93rd birth,
Phday on Saturday Visitors dur-
!ng Saturday and Sunday at the.
By MRS. M ti ELSTON Heckman home included, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Stephen and Earl
::w....,.1
r,» r<Nwn"s of Woodham, Mr, and Mrs.
Rheinhard Heckman, Marion,
Robert and Linda of Luean, Mr,
and, " Mrs. .Win. l3ierling, Blue
Wateer, Mrs. Jim Grigg of
Grand Bend, Mr. Harold iVn
cent, Mrs, Katie Vi:Vneent, Mr.
and: Mrs. Gerald Wilhelm and.
Carolyn,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Len Purdie of
Hensall spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and 11Irs. Lorne Wei -
berg also their daughter, Phyl-
lis Weiberg of Exeter.
Mrs. Jack Blair gave her
home for the December meet-
ing of the CWL organisation of
St. Peters Church. There were
16 ladies present. The meeting
was in charge of the president,
Mrs. Tom Clark.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ross McFalls,
David and Donnie spent Sun-
day afternoon with Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. Tindall of Grand
Bend. Mr, Tindall celebrated
his birthday.
Saturday visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Chris. Fischer were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake,.
Mr, and Mrs, .7oe Mordusll and
Franklin also Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fischer, all of London.
Mrs. Bessie Lewis, Bill and
Jerry spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston of An-
sa Craig.
Mrs, Jessie Lewis attended
the 50th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Simpson,
Liman,
Mrs. Mervin Elston visited her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Hodgins, Lu-
can on Monday afternoon.
Xenon Fischer Jr. of Exeter
spent Tuesday with tris grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chris.
Fischer.
Personal items
Mrs. V. M. Fonger andfani-
ily of Strathroy were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Adams and Bobbie.
Garry Latta of Waterloo is
spending this week with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Devine.
Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Ratz,
Bill, and Katherine were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
a,t,11111,,onu,nnnnnuu$$$Itt l+, fait uunu„
s.
Garage
Sunday And
Evening Service
Open this Sunday, Wed-
nesday afternoon and dur-
ing the evening through-
out the week,
Graham
Arthur
G:13 'worn. .group
elects flrst offiicer
ay 11i1RE. WaitoWG:Of Gtt..i..nuunbership, mmunity -
.GRAlltiz 1 I ) ship anti visitingco, Mrs'. Wfriendell•
T Christmas mooting of wood Gill; .supply, .social a.s-
The sistance and Christian citizen-
tho xW,S... er. 11, was ell o , ship, Mrs. Myrtle McGregor
Monday, Dec. wvitll all or,
eld:te pons of the church rep- Periodicals, press publicity and'
resented in the program in- literature, ars. lien Roberts.;
eludi' - ii i n i o•operation in Christian .eciuca-
l3anU.g ACirs, a nil A ss o- iron, missionary e d u c a t 1 o;n,
wayd.. Mrs. .Awil I4rs. ii and reeruivin
way Presided ,with Mrs. Don stewardship p n g,
Shear pondueting the worship Mrs. Clarke Kennedy; leaders
service, trf units, Mrs. Colin Love and
Roy. 1. Rolston took the Mrs. Allan" l;lemmingway,
chair for election of officers Crpba ciuh donate. to CAS
for the new. organization The At the meeting of the Orpha
Grand Bend United Church Club at the home of Mrs. W.
Women for 1962. F. B. McLaren, toys, games,
'resident is Mrs. Dougles books, dohs and clothing were
Gill; vice-president, Mrs. Clarke packed in readiness to be snit
to the Children's Aid Society,
Sarnia, who care for the needy
children a Lanibton County.
At the next meeting, January
16, the club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ted Stanlake to
begin sewing and knitting for
the Easter donation.
Kennedy; recording secretary,
Mrs. William Blewett; cor-
responding secretary. Mrs. Roy
Bariteaa; treasurer, 'Airs, E.
A, McMaster; finance, Idrs.
Alex Hamilton; .manse, Mrs.
Emerson 'Des Jardine; nomi-
nations, Mrs, William Love;
Program, Mrs. Emery Des Personal items.
Jardins; flowers and social
functions, Mrs. Don Hendrick.;
Emerson Bawden and family in
Windsor and attended the gra-
duation of Miss Kay Bawdcn
from Vincent Massey . ' kiigh
School.
Mr. David Sheppard of Tor-
onto was a weekend visitor
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.Harry Sheppard.
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Mr. RobL McAllister and
vtr. Carl Sowerby, of Gode-
rich, visited last week with
Miss Marion and ;toe Calwell.
Do Ir, Erwin. Holt, of Tient n,
spent the weekend with his
mother, Dirs. Mae Holt.
11r. and Mrs. Keith Charl-
ton and Gary, of London, spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Lily Gill.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Wilmer Itar-
iA f
risen and ,Joanne, of Goderieh, Ti R Times ; ►dv tor, ,P ;ember" 4 i90,1 Page
visited on Sunday Whir.
slid Mrs. Douglas Gill and
fanl'1y,
Mrs, Erv:<n Rader, Mrs. Lloyd
Howe and Miss R u t it a n n -e !.
Rader, of London, visited with
Mr, and Mrs. W. Gill.
Mr. and. Mrs.. Waiter Farley, I
of London, visited on Sunday,
with Mr. and Mrs. IR.¢ger:Far- '=
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob AlacPonn
aid,: of Clinton* visited on Sun-
zstt lleitelli 6.le t tate ttetleitetelittletet4eeeteteahtlhiteetettettehltWeitettllet lltelI.Iellelttle,
day with Dir, and Mrs Icon
avie$,ti Grant, Denning,
and Bonn
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The reeve and memberat-
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s of
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A Christmas tea and bazaar
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