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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-17, Page 5TRACK CHAMPS—Eight individual champions were declared in the annual track meet held at Exeter Public School last week. For three of the champions it was a repeat win, while Jack Glover, who won the senior, has now had his name on three 'trophies, The champions of the respective divisions are shown above: back row, left to right, Uilke Nagel, Marianne DeVr' Joan Campbell, Darlene Par- sons and Jack Glover. Front row: Barry Bayrilia. . Kathy Wells and Dale McKen- zie. —T-A photo Four champs re eat in EPS track vents hat more could you ask for in a house paint! 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Junior lave • Barry Fla yulta IP: 11111 P p, ,1 my Kearney, 1 Itt lor girlsJoan tit phet 'MO1101,1.11 ), Sheila Wiliert and Sherry Pavel. frit ortnediat Pa rerms runner-Ma Barb a. r rug, Interptedial boys -• • I kp rti oiler rt, .1 hinny Clifford. Senior girls Hatme ▪ Terri Laughton. (The I WO Were tied but :Marianne ,t-as dorlarPil winner n ft or A $.1101.41.1 ecenr %Nag NM riff between the I Wit. I Senior boys ; rttnnerHip, bialy Rumpol. • lla.l'I ene were worth three and one re- spectively, The results were as P.0)1OWS: PEE WEE GIRLS Hash, Kathy liehhi coughlin, Barb a. r a 8 I allla f' standing broad, cat hy Holtzman, .Mary Leo Johnston, W e tt rl y coughtin; high ,itimp, Ka l by Brenda Brim net% Gail Sweet: hen Ithag toes, Barbara SI an lak o, Irene N. noz.1'1 e Frur.gi; soft hall throw, Anne I A - chine, Cathy Holt ;qua n, Ka itV PEE WEE BOYS Dash, Richard liatlo , Peter le ine i% er, Peter (Oliver: ben - Int g time, \ Hey•wood, re(or Hinver, Hobby -Willie: high jump, Hale MacKenzie, Joe Darling, Peter plover; standing broad, pass Huntley. 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And you only have In dri e it once to hitiw that, nothing will do fin- you, Why not take the \+ hod and g plaoes 11th Pontiac Minn! A ele'SeilA1 wriw, 1.0•11, So ,,,A5 (Cid w,itt '13.11 TOMO', MAtignSt. st4Ow Tv nntwnrk "'"n oo.+0,7N Chore IN.& +warp IN f./111nNi• one ION*, I. • • • n , w •.* V • -' 1,,tmerml4port l",(1a.A hr U RiNaW Wit B LILT .0211•272:435=2USSZMW.,,,,,Azompuneroxr,,,,„ Time after time. Pontiac has introduced the style that was the year's most Imihed at and longed for. And along comes the 'I5'2 with the kind of freshness iItid Pilotless that only Pontiac comes ul1 with. New t win-scoop grille.,A crisp, low silhouette., Cleanly Al•lertgli; nril*Ft11.1.1.••••., "V7eac ious4-spactous -6! going piaces..,„ -'62 e-4520 plp Ipr RI ,or 4 4" 4 4 kr 4 •er ••••—••••Vei The Timea.AdvocAta, May 17, 1962 Pap By MRS. M. H. El-STQN Eight champions were de- clared at the Exeter Public School track meet held. Friday, but for half the champions it was nothing unusual to have their names at the top of the list in the respective divisions. For Uilke Nagel, Joan Camp- bell and Barry Baynham it was the second time they have top- ped the long list of competitors at the school to win a cham- pionship, while Jack Glover won his third with a repeat win in the senior boys ' division. Glover had a perfect after- noon, recording a first place finish in each of his four events, He also picked up further acclaim as the only competitor to better one of the existing records, The speedy youngster made a tremendous leap of 16' 10 " in the running broad jump to add a full 5 ' to the record previ - ously held by Fred Ward. It was the second year in a row that Glover won the senior boys ' division and he also won the junior division a few years ago. Second for Nagel Uilke Nag el, the OW other Competitor to have a perfect day, won his second champion- ship when he stood first in the intermediate boys ' division. He had previously won the pee wee title. Nagel was one of three com - petitors to tie existing track records when be covered the 75-yard dash in 10 seconds flat. This figure put his name into the record book beside Fred Ward. c.rid Glover. The other repeat champions came in the junior division where Joan Campbell and Barry Baynham repeated efforts they had accomplished in the pee wee divisions two years ago. Joan picked up a total of 15 points with her three first place finishes, while Baynham had a total of 10 points in the com- petitive boys ' group, Dale MacKenzie, who won the pee wee boys' championship, had the closest battle as he held only a slim one-point, margin over four other hoys. MacKen- zie picked up six points, while Peter Glover, Ross Huntley, Richard Bailey and Mark Hey- Wood were all tied for second with five Points. Turn about Two young ladies competing in the pee wee girls ' division apparently felt that turnabout was fair play as they exchanged positions they held last year, Kathy Wells copped the honors this year with a total of it points, While Ca thy ilolhin n la st year's champ placed sec- ond With eight, Darlene Parsons copped her first honor with a win in the intermediate girls' oleos, while Marianne deVries won the sen- ior class. She WAS actually tied With Terri Laughton for the, 'tenth's, but won the top Wit When a special event was held to break the tie. Terri Laughton however won A special honor when her name went into the record books when she tied the e'x'isting JO second Mark for the "75-yard dash. The mark is now shared in the books by Donna Bridges, Barbara Janke; Carob she Si ltimons And Sheila rainier, all who have toeotded the exact time, The only other record threat• enecl itt the meet was the senior girls' high jump when Margaret Bosch established A' Mark of 43' 1P", HOWe'Very she had to settle for a tie with the existing record jointly held by Minna' Bridges and Darlene SOB. teStilts of the Meet Were famlated on a new system this yeah hi an effort to tit down On the Miniber Of ties that have been, prevalent in Other years. MM. plaCe finishers were given tivR pointS and second OM third Personal items" Mr. And, Mrs. Paul Gregus, Barbara and PAW. of -Chatham called on their uncle and aunt. Mr. and. Mrs. John Spacek. Sunday evening visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Langford and John were Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Bern and family and Mrs. Edna Langford of London, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shoe. bottom of Bryanston visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex MeFalls. Mr, and. Mrs. Lorne Weibel's!. and baby Sandra spent Sunday evening with the latter's par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Len Pilr- ciip Miss Phyllis Weiberg of Exe- ter spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Weiberg. Mr. Chas, Weiherg is laid Ito with a sore back, which he re- ceived on Saturday night in the stable, is receiving treat- m ent. Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Elston visited on Sunday afternoon with their cousins, Mr, and Mrs. /Won Stanley of Gra.nton. Sunday guests of Mr. anti Mrs. Allan Elston were Ser- geant Doug Grayer and Mrs. Grayer, also their son Bob of RCAF Centralia, Mr, and Airs, Ed, Willard of Mount Hone near Hamilton vis- ited on Sunday with the let- ter 's sister, Mrs. Jessie Lewis, also Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd John- ston and family of Ailsa Craig, The family of Air. and Mrs. George McFalls including Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael, also Mr. and Mrs. Ross Atc•Falls, Donny and Da - vid and Joyce McFalls,. Exeter, were Sunday guests, Mrs. M. H. Elston, David and. Wendy attended the spring revue staged in the auditorium of J, A. D. McCurdy School on Saturday evening. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Altis. Chris, Fidler were Mr. and 'Mrs. Ray Fischer and Wayne, Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Gable, Air. and Mrs. Harold Fischer and family, All', and Mrs. Joe 1\l'ordush and Frankie, Miss Audrey Howard, Mr. Er- win Lloyd Staplake. all of London, Mr, sod Mrs, Kenon Fischer, son Kenon and Janice of Exeter, Air. and Mrs, .Lloyd 'Fischer and family of Contra- ha. Mrs. Jack Blair entertained al her home on Saturday after- noon in honor of Brenda 's 9th birthday. There were Robin and Fay Ann Blair, Karen Skinner, Wilma \Veiherg, Mary Helen and Cathy Cunningham, Annie montry, Annie Knipp, Bonnie Dyistra, Joyce Cunningham as Brenda's guests, Mr. .and Mrs. W. Warner of Toronto are spending a couple of weeks with their daughter and son-in-law, mr, and Mrs. Melvin Buswell. • Mrs. ;John Spa cek is making a splendid recovery at ltotne, since her operation. Mr. and Airs. Jack Coates, Kenneth and 1. e 11 n t, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, An. drew Dougall, Exeter, and Mr. Alf. Coates and Betty of Exeter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Bob Blair and girls were guests on Sunday of the latter's parents, Mr. and Airs, Clark Fisher, Exeter, Your library ...,..Crintinued from page 4 Roth, and Too Much, Too Soon, the f3arrymore story. Zsa Zsa Gabor spent her early life in Hungary, was .edueated in Switzerland and made her first stage appearance at the age of 15 in Vienna. The hook tells of her marriage to a high official in the Turkish govern - ment and of her arrival later in America. 11 is a fantastic story for her life has been sel- dom dull and, when it was, she did something about it. 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INTERMEDIATE BOYS latch, fillip -Nagel, 3 inn Me HIV ford, (;sham Bern; ha paha II throw, It like Nagel, Da slri Burke, Morin„-; Imo, step, jump, l 'ilke Nagel, Hraham ern, Hill irn g h jump, aomi Loader, Jim Gifford, .Allan liner ; r e it fling broad, I ' Ai nthaol Nearney, rtra ham Hero; relay ra co, Merle idle, Jim t ;if- ford, John • Hierling and 1 Iiike Nagel. SENIOR GIRLS J gist], Terri Laugh inn, I la rim rri yells, ,i'vOttne Penhalo; standing hroa rl. Terri Ira Ugh Ion, Marianne ItoA'rico; high jump, Margaret Bosch, Marianne De Vries, 'rend ,a ugh Eon running brand, Mari- anne De Vries. Terri Laugh t on, :Margaret Bosch; Nisei-mil throw, Margaret Hose h, Marianne - 11 1-10 Ben , SENIOR BOYS Dash, Jack Glover, Roly Ittlill- per, Alfred .Amtna high it, Jack I.:Inver, only nompel, I ,A1•1•Y iireelowise: morning board, Jack tiloyor. Allan Thompson, Jim a