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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-28, Page 7SENIOR CHAMPION . , Eugene Guenther INTERMEDIATE TITLE Bonnie Simms INTERMEDIATE WINNER . Jimmy Hayter Creditor students win Stephen township meet Treat your home to "MOORE FRESHNESS" with MOORE'S HOUSE PAINT • Sparkling fresh colors • Brilliant non-chalking white • Long-lasting high gloss • Hides all surfaces quickly, easily • Protects while it beautifies • White is fume end mildew resistant Benjamin 1Vl oore paint!: Fisher s Hardware Phone 235-2190 exciter Gallon Price it's time for Summer Needs Tan with Coppertone Cream $1.50 Lotion 980, $1,75, $3 Oil, bottle $1,50 Aerosol Spray $2,25 "OFF" INSECT REPELLENT 89t:‘, $L39 FAMOUS POLAROID SUN GLASSES Children's, $1.29 Adults, $1,98 - $4.98 Swim Cap Helmet Shape 55y. Kodak Flashgun Camera Only '4.00 with any $4 purchase LAMY' DRUG STORE Telephone 235-1070 FREE $1,00 "TAME" WITH $2.00 "TONI" Get your extra vacation needs now ti WANTED . 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Ball relay — Marlene Dietrich and Linda Dietrich 7, Barbara. and Bonnie Regier 6, Joanne Hayter and Dianne Becker, High jump — Marlene Diet- p ersonal items rich 7, Sandra Sweitzer 7, Bon- nie Clarke C, Muriel Glanville airs. Katie Vincent accom- C. panted her son, Rev. Maurice Vincent, Mrs, Vincent and fam- ily on a trip to Indiana last week. Mr. and Airs, Cliff Russell and family attended a Russell family picnic al the home of Mr. and Airs, Earl Russell in Essex last weekend. Mrs. Nelson Coultis of Ellin- ville visited a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. .Harold Finkbeiner, Mr, Fink- bother and family. Mrs. C. B. Sanders of Wet- land spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fink bein er. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert }Tarl- ton were in London on Thurs- day to attend the funeral of Mr. Harlton's cousin, Mr. Wm. Blackwell, Mr. David Sheppard of Tor- onto spent last week on holi- days at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard. Mrs. Mabel T)esjardine at- tended the Desjarcline-PaulitS- ky picnic at Springbank Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. tfugh Morenz accompanied by Mr, and Mrs, Clerk Kennedy of Grand Bend attended the silver wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ver Been at Point Ed- ward on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Louie of the Mollard Line were Sunday visitors with Mrs, M. Baker. Mr. and. Mrs. Chris Baum• garten spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown at Bothwell. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guen- ther and Mr. Bill Bundscho of Kitchener visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Guen- ther, Janet and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickering and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Sweitzer and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer, Jim, Scott and Bonnie, Larry, Scott, Glen Rats and John Guenther attended the Comfort Family picnic and birthday party for Mrs. lack Pickering at Till- sonburg on Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Nicholson of Brigden was a Monday visi- tor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harlton and sis- ter, Mrs. Karl Guenther, Mr. Guenther and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Billy visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Corbett and family at Hensall. Mr. Douglas McNair of 11- derton and Mr. Ted -Lamport of Melita, Manitoba, were Sun- day visitors with Mrs. B. Lam- port and Mr. Tom Lamport. SENIOR CO-WINNER . . . Cynthia Pfaff SENIOR CO-WINNER . .. Roberta Sharpe JUNIOR GIRLS sue pamphlets to- the general public on the recreation pru- gram held .throughout the Year in Exeter. We feel this is an extremely important factor for a properly operated .program as it will give everyone an idea of what is actually running 12 moths of the year. By using this pamphlet, eryone interested in .r partle- ular type of recreation will be able to see when it is run, how much it Nvill cost, wit° is spon- soring it, etc. As well, a per- son will know whom to contact if they want to join the activ- ity. C,rediton children scored a total of 134 points, compared to the 119 collected by Dashwood students, The small Shipka school placed a strong third with 09 points, followed by Khiva, 37; Greenway, 15; Blaekbush, 10; and. Sharon, 7, Four of the seven individual champions declared at, the meet- ing were from Creditor] school. Roberta Sharpe and. Cynthia Pfaff tied for senior girls' title; Bonnie Simms led in the inter- mediate girls and john Fahner was tops in junior boys. Eugene Guenther and Jim linter, both of. Dashwood, won the senior and intermediate championship for the boys, Sandra Sweitzer, Shipka, was the junior girls' champion. Dashwood won both the senior and junior ball tournaments. Runner-up in each division was the Shipka-C,reenway combina- tion team. The meet was held Monday afternoon in Dashwood, with the Dashwood principal, Donald Finkbeiner, in charge. LEGEND — C, Creditor); No, 4, Sharon: No. 6, Khiva; No. 7, Shipka; No. 10, Greenway; No. 11, Blaekbilsh; all others, Dash- wood, SENIOR BOYS 13a11 throw — Eugene Guen- ther, Glen Latour 7, Bill Schade, ,—nc Vincent 10. Hop, step and jump — Eu- gene Guenther, Peter Kraft, Bill Finkbeiner 7, .him Dietrich 7. Dash — Bill Schade, Dalton Noels C, Bill Finkbeiner 7, Allen Browning C. High jump — Eugene Guen- ther, Glen Rats 6, Dalton Noels C, Bill Finkbeiner 7. Running broad — Peter Kraft, Julien Boogemans, Glen Latour 7, Glen Rats 6. Standing broad — Eugene Guenther, Glen Ratz 6, Peter Kraft, Mike 1-lartman 6. Champion, Eugene Guenther; runner-up, Peter Kraft. SENIOR GIRLS Ball realy — Barbara Law- son and Patsy Clarke C, Ann Webb and Sharon Morenz 11, Sheila Maier and Marie Keller, Helen Brown and Lily Mae Johnson 10. Dash — Marlene Denomme 6, Roberta Sharpe C, Cynthia Pfaff C, Suzanne Snyder 11. High jump•— Roberta Sharpe C, Cynthia Pfaff C, Joan Beck- er, Marlene Denomme 6. Running broad jump — Cyn- thia Pfaff C, Joan Becker, Su- zanne Snyder 11, Betty Spelker C. Standing broad — Roberta Sharpe C, Cynthia Pfaff C, Mar- lene Denomme 6, Judy Webb. Ball throw — Patsy Clarke C, Joan Becker, Betty Spelker C, Helen Brown 10. Champion, Roberta Sharpe and Cynthia Pfaff, both of Cred- iton (tied). INTERMEDIATE BOYS Punning broad — Loris Des. Jardine 10, Bob Webb, Tom Rus- sell 7, Jim Ilayter, Standing broad — Tom Rus- sell 7, John Dietrich C, Bob Webb, Clarence Ayotte 6. Ball throw — Louis Desjardine JO, Jim Ilayter, Jim Hoffman, Jim Sweitzer 7, Hop, step, jump — m Hay. ter, Tom Russell 7, Jim Sweit- zer 7, Eugene Becker. Dash — Bob Webb, Clarence Ayotte 6, Jim. Sweitzer 7, :Eu- gene, Becker. :High jump — Jim Hayte r, Terry Pfaff C, Allan Merner 7, Toni Russell 7. Champion, lim Hayter; run- ner-up, Torrt Russell 7. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Standing broad — Gwen Fink. bother C, Eleanor Wolfe, Bonnie Sims C, Sharon Martent Ball throw — Bonnie, Sims C, Ruth Hodge C, Sharon Martene 4, 'Judy tiegier 6, Ball relay — Kathy Bouliahne and Ann Marie Dietrich C, Judy Regier and Patricia Kenney, Gwen Vinkbeiner and Jennie Verkerk C, Dianna and Darlene DeSjardine 10. Dash — Ladena Latour 7, Bonnie Slits C, Janet Miller', :Barbara Sweitzer /, High juns p Sheila Willett, aweh Finkbeiner C, Mary 'Lou Schenk C, Judy Regier 6. Running broad — 'Bonnie Sims C. Sharon Nlartene 4, Janet Millet', Jenny Verkerk C, Champion, Bonnie, Sims (7; rUntier.110, Gwen Finkbeiner C, JUNIOR BOYS — Bob Finkbeiner Murray hedge C,DOnnieSebetik, C, John Becker, High jump — Russell Pfaff C, 1•3rtiec Who C, :Bob Milk- Whet* 7, John Becker. Running broad Byron' Clark ei Terry Pickering 'i t Rennie DenOninre 6, Bruce taffiri C. „, Standing broad— Charle$ SOulianne c, Terry l~iel.et`iilhr 7h RE C NEWS By DON "BOOM" GRAVETT Director of Recreation IL has been quite some time :since our last .column. There are many reasons Or this but the main them.e behind it all is the fact that things have been moving too quickly to keep them in print. However, lo bring us up. to date, we certainly want to start Off by thanking Lyric Theatty Manager, Ron lioru, for his fine co-Operation In extending the use of his facilities for our minor hockey banquet a couple of weeks Ago. The 200 or so kids who took in the affair seemed to enjoy themselves .even though the threatre was used for the first time as a headquarters for the minor ban- quet, Also a tip of the chapeau goes out to the Exeter Kinsmen, Le• gion and Lion Clubs for their co-operation and assistance with the Affair; to the men person- ally from the three clubs for helping out with the Saturday morning event and to Tuckey Beverages Ltd. and A S.; 11 Food Market for their support in nourishment supplies, All-Stars get coaches Aw6y at „germ. fly the time this, edition goes to press, I will just be return- ing from the eighth annual ;play- ground leaders' training ramp north of Coderich, The camp, better known as Iluronora, is a place where your playground leaders re., celve instruelloo on how to do their summer jobs more pill- Besides giving lectures at this camp, I have been named camp manager and, will work along. with. Listowel Recreation Dime- tor C. M. "Bud" Bitten who is course direclor. Recreation directors from all over Western Ontario, along wills qualified instructor's from the Community, Progra rn s 'Branch, Department of Educa• tion, will also be on hand for in. struction ,on various activities. Joan Dettmer, Anmarie -Kraft, Linda Johnston, Marion Kers. lake, Bonnie TurveY, all piny, ground supervisors in Exeter Crediton public school won the Johnny Hayter, Ronnie DC110111- Julie Schenk .and Greta Ver- Stephen township school area me 6. heck C. track and field meet Monday Ball throw — John .Fahner Dash — Sandra Sweitzer 7, afternoon at Dashwood, C, ;lint Guenther, Terry Pick- Beverly Hughes C. Dianne Tay- cling 7, Murray .1-fridge C. for 10, Dianne Becker. Bail relay — john Fahner Champion, Sandra Sweitzer 7, The three Exeter all - star and Glenn Cooper C, Murray Marlene Dietrich 7, baseball clubs are in the midst Hodge and Russell Pfaff C, of their summer schedules in Randy Becker and John James, • , , Roger Rats ..rul Ronnie Denom - their respective pee wee, ban- tam and midget divisions. me 6, Report on "Bud" Preszcator and Ward Champion, .1 o h n Fabrics. (;. 'Kraft have taken' 01101- the Exe- runners-up, B 0 b Finkbeiner,ter Kinsmen midget hail club Terry Pickering, both of 7, and :Russell Pfaff C Medi- Shi.pk while Jim Glover has accepted a the responsibility of the Exeter Legion Bantams, Jim 'Red" Loader is handling the local pee wee entry, Junior golf club The Exeter Junior Golf Club, although quiet over the past couple of weeks because of high school examinations, continues to meet for the annual Thurs- day evening out at the .Exeter Golf Course. Many of the young. steps are taking the game quite seriously and could be heard from in the not too distant fut.- tire. ,lack Smith, local jeweller, has donated a beautiful champ- ionship trophy for the junior en• thusiast s. Ray Mills, Canada Life rep- resentative, and Allan Westeott, owner of the Exeter Golf course have donated a junior boys and junior girls trophy re- spectively. These fine Pieces of silverware will be tin for com- petition each year with the win- ners receiving a replica trophy for their achievements. Advertising pamphlet Plans are being made to is. The Times.Advocate, June 28, 1962 Pap. 7 this 5-ear, also attended the camp, After 4 ball leagues Public school softball and hardball teams are in the final lap of their respective sched- ules for deelaring league chain- pionships. Since the four different leagues were set up in May, a grand total of 67 hall games have taken place over the weeks at the' local diamonds. This is run as an extra activity after school, let out,. Monday to Friday. On the whole the various leagues have proved successful and are -continuing with the. various ,clubs in league .finals. One particular note of mention —Please :turn: to page 3 Said he'd much rather dive into the bargains at ...