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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-25, Page 7. • . Win individual bowling awards The top bowlers in the Exeter Ladies' League were presented with their trophies at the group's banquet at the Legion Hall, Thursday. The "A" league'S best are shown in the back row and include, left to right: Audrey Pooley, triple; Norma Caldwell, single; Dot Munroe, average, and Norma Coleman who won a special award for her high single during the playoffs, The "B" loop winners are: Sharon Appleton, single; Happy Cutting, who won a special award for her high single; Barb Miller, triple, and Jean Burke, average, SHDHS athletes told to learn, respect, train self Minor ,program entails close to. 2.L Karen MeCerter,. Wendy Law. rence, Helen .dory. TWISTERS — Sylvia. Cann, .captaint Shirley Here, Uncle. .wancitard. Judy Young, Trudy Stover, Elilabeth. Ellerington, Ann Hero, Yvonne Mac:No4h, ton, Kathy Cape,. .jordie Laugh- ton, Mary Wilson, Beth .Doman, Pain Braman, WEE }TOPES — Marianne. Devries, captain; Margaret Boo, Linda; Wells, ..11.11 ness, Margaret Snelgrove, Pen- ny Preszcator, Susan Bailey, Cheryl Parsons, Marsha S444., der, Roberta Grassick, Mary Jane Sanders, Judy Estey, 'Eleanor Stanlake, Pg4. WEE .8.A§gBAL.1.. (Carnes on Tuktday and Friday) May 15— Willie Sox Tanise.s. 2 15.—Colts vs. Tigers 32 —Yankees vs, Volts. 25 —Tigers vs. While.. 'Sox 25-Volts vs, White Snx., .,tene 1—Tigers vs. Yankees 5-3'ankees vs. White Sox —Tigers VA, Colts 1:,..-001t8 vs. -Yaracvc.F 15— White Sox vs. Tigers 1n yS'hite .Sox vs. Cott; 23.—Tankees vs, Tigers Playoff!. 4.9 udden-dea Tne.„ June: 25-1 v$. The TirneaAdvecate,. May 25, 196 -.Page. 7 Wed.. tune 37 .2 is, ritiv:ALS — 1.19.111.Y4 ,tune 111—T vvq. winners play off in sudden, .deatlt game. GIRLS SOFTBALL ;names on Tuesday and .yrido,y) to ay . 1 h—Stuggers root Wet, Doges V/3. Twisters 23-i-cool Vats ']'skiers W1,1? }lopes. 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These are just a few of the top scores recorded at the lanes this year and we may have missed other noteworthy performances, but this sample just proves that local keglers can take their place with the best in this area and we send along congratulations to all the trophy winners. BATT'N AROUND — Red Loader phoned. to ask us to inform all boys of pee wee age who are interested in playing hardball this summer to attend the first workout at the local diamond Friday night at 7:15 p.m. Evergreens We will plant and guarantee evergreens until July 15. Sorry, but we cannot plant or guarantee rose bushes or fruit trees until fall, Catalogue Prices FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We have an entrance off Wil- Liam Street and have plenty of free parking. REDER'S FLORIST 235.2603 Exeter . 4 Speaking at the annual ath- are things we should never lose letic banquet; at SHDHS, Fri- sight of", he stated. day, Carlton Wells, London, Among the teams and indivi- told his audience that the man duals who received crests from who can learn to say "I'm not coaches Lauretta Seigner and discouraged" when faced with Glenn Mickle were: discouragements and tough GIRLS spots has found the answer Perthex track winners Pat to happier living, Rowe, Ann Grayer, Carolynue "Life has tough spots and Simmons, Ausma Gulens, Xan- discouragements," the , dra Busche, Valerie Desjar- pal of Wells Business Academy dine (jr, girls' champ), Dor- pointed out, "but if you can othy Dickie, Pat MacLaren, hold high your ideals you can Lana Keller and Joan Dett- face them with your head mer, back and learn to overcome them". Juniors girls' basketball — He told the young i athletesPerthex and WOSSA finalists Diane McKenzie, Marjorie that as they go fdrwardinto MacPhee, Carol Allen, Dorothy life they must learn to know LeBoutillier, Susanne Tassie, themselves, respect themselves Sharon Skidmore, Shirley Gentt- and train that individual. Jen- ne,, Sherry Ridley, Janet Jen- kins, Ann Fairbairn, Margaret May, Margaret Salmon, Susan Doman, Dianne Stone, Linda Hunter - Duvar, A n n Mickle, Jean Djioba. Senior girls' volleyball—Per- thex champs and WOSSA final- ists — Pat Rowe, Ausma Gut- ens, Ann Grayer, Betty Dixon, Elaine Miller, Gail Farquhar, Mary Scane, Dianne Hood, Lyn- da Westcott, Carole Hogarth, Mary Shaw, Pam Heard, Joan Dettmer, Ruth Ann Salmon, Pauline Aquilina and Pat Cros- by. "It sounds silly to say you must learn to know yourself," he said, "but it is very im- portant. You must learn your weakness and your strength and then you can watch and see that you overcome them.' "Learn to develop your own best self and don't imitate anyone else," he stated. Wells pointed out that it was also important to respect yourself as it can mean a great deal. "We are made in God's image," he stated, "and we must insist on self respect." He told his audience that as a principal he had known two or three students every year who were unable to learn to respect themselves. Speaking on his third point of training the individual, Wells pointed out that the students Gary Parsons, 15-year-old should be happy about what son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug they are doing and pointed out Parsons, Exeter, had a pleas- they had many opportunities. ant surprise last week when he received a letter from the Detroit Red Wings inviting him to attend their camp in Hamilton. Hot water on tap every day! 1 1 'l 1' i r; Nearly 200 loot youngsters have signed to compete in four various baseball leagues or. ganized by Exeter roe director Boom Gra.vett this week, Tile boys will play in two hardball leat,ues .comprised of Pee wee and bantam— :midget Age4 and a softball loop has also been formed. A softball division has also been set up for the girls. All the genies in the leagues are played after school, The schedule opened up last week .and will he completed with championship games lly the time school is completed In June, The team members and the schedules are as follows: BANTAM MIDGET HOUSE .LEAGUE HARDBALL PITTSBURG — Mike Cush- man, captain; Don Broderick, Dennis Hockey, Hank Bosch, Robert Wolfe, Bill Farquhar, Peter DeVries, Brian MacLean, Bob Taylor, Bev ?rest, Ed Linderifield, R o 1 y Rum pc], Brian Mackie. TIGERS — Jack Glover, captain; Gary Parsons, Gord Greenacre, Rick Schroeder, Rick McDonald, Bill Dinney, Greg Harness, Hank Gosar, Mark Hinton, Bob Moore, Jake Nyhuis, Jake Bosch, Richard Frayne, YANKEES — Larry Stires, captain; Ron Cornish, Bob Mc- Donald, Larry Willei't, Leroy Edwards, Bryan .BaYnhain, Bob Beavers, John Pryde, Don Wolfe, Victor Fuleher, John Grassick, Jim. Prest, Barry Grepnacre. PEE WEE HARDBALL TIGERS — John Loader, captain; Don Morrow, Doug Taylor, Graham Bern, Ricky Weber, Jim Darling, Ricky Brintnell, John Dinney, David Hinton, Jim Hackney, Richard Laughton, Gary Campbell. WHITE SOX,— Glenn Stire, captain: t like Nagel, David. Burke, Don Campbell, Barry BaYnham, Donald Campbell, Jim Parker, Bruce Fulcber, Lawrence Bieber, David. E rayuo, Carl Minn, Barry &mama. YANKEES Peter Lawson, captain: Albin Diller, Mickey Kearney, Frank DeVries, Jim Gifford, Merle Idle, Greg wrAgg, John Bierling, Dennis. Hierling, Ron Ferguson, Tom. Vickerinan, Claude Pratt, Bill Hooper. COLTS — Billy Fairbairn, captain; Randy Weber, Doug Beavers, John Loucks, Mike Cooper, Ron Duran d, Ron Moore, Barry Tiernan., Keith. Diller, George C a ra pb el I, Randy Persons, Ron Janke. BOYS SOFTBALL NEW . YORK YANKEES — Denton Gaiser, captain; Allan MacLean, Peter Glover, Jack Darling, Inc Darling, Philip Moore, "Butch" johnson, Bob Willis, Paul MeKeight DETROIT 'TIGERS — Mar, vin Bower, captain; Ron Lin. denfield, Harold Willis, Peter Mason, Randy Tiernan, Donald Kirk, Glenn Cockwell, Randy Preszcator, Bart DeVries, Ken. Smith. MILWAUKEE BRAVES Donald Sham, captain; Gordon McDonald, Leslie Shane, Joe Wragg, Paul DeVries, Richard Bailey, Steve Dettmer, Bobby Dobbs, Bobby Math.ers, Bruce Whitney, CLEVELAND INDIANS — Larry Haugh, captain; Larry Smith, Ron Brintnell, Dale MacKenzie, Bobby Sanders, Jim Brintnell, Ron Cameron, Bobby Potter, John Sturrock, GIRLS SOFTBALL COOL CATS — Terri Laugh- ton, captain; Sue Ann Linden. field, Mary Lou Edwards, Phyllis Allen, Sheila Keller, Sharon Smith, Mary Coehrane, Leslie Diller, Judy Glover, Janet Loader, Sheila Willert, Lynda Lowery, Julia Heywood. SLUGGERS — Jane South- colt, captain; Darlene Snell, Darlene Parsons, Barbara Skinner, Brenda Dinney, Yvonne Penhale, Joan DeVries, Anne Bell, Elizabeth Snell, Joan Campbell, Barbara King, Local puckster gets NHL offer "There are all types of jobs that have a respected place in the community", he stated, "and none stands above an- other". However, he added that many people did not use their abili- ties to their full extent and he was very disappointed with people who failed to reach their peak. "You. must have enthusiasm for everything you do to be a success", he noted. T h e London educationalist was introduced by Lloyd Hen- derson and thanked by Dale Turvey, Lauds athletes Principal IL L. Sturgis, in proposing a toast to the ath- letes, said SHDHS had good reasons to be proud of the ath- letes. He pointed out that many were self-sacrificing, staying after school and working hard to develop their skills. "These The letter was from Jim Skinner, former coach with the N''L team, who is now their chief scout. Gary, who completed his first year of midget hockey this past season, isn't quite sure when he was watched by any scouts, but figures it must have been in Strathroy when he played one game with the Exeter junior Hawks. 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