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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-20, Page 7hi .4,4% STATISTICS Johns Manville, ASBESTOS SIDING $23.95 per sq . Kiln Dried Spruce Cove Siding RegUihr $150.00 M Ft. BM Cash and CartY $125n00 M Ft, a m 7,10" Asphalt Coated Sheathing lt4nulAt' $75,00 M So. Pt, Cash mist Carry $54400 M 'Comments about Crediton East By MRS, W. MOTZ Collett•Hohner 'Marriage vows were taken by Phyllis Hamer of Crediton and Charles Collett of Galt on Sat- urday, August 25. Pastor Nor- man Rowan of tire Temple 'Bap. tist Church, Preston, officiated. Personal items Mrs. Vivian Cliffe and daugh- ter Marlene Harris and Mrs. Bayley and Joyce, all of Lon- don, visited Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. W. Motz, Mrs. Beth Heatherly and Mr. DRAIN TILE and Mrs. Harold Galles of Lon- don, visited Sunday with the form Or' S brother and la"., Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Motz. Mr, Sam .Rawlings and son Earl of Ailsa Craig are visiting the Sims families here. Mrs. John -Ncdza and baby son arrived home from South Huron Hospital on Monday, Presentation to newlyweds Friends and neighbors gat!)• erect at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, Jesney in honor of their daughter Phyllis and her hus- band who were married recent-. ly. They were presented with a lamp and coffee table, The bride and groom both made a suitable reply. „Junior goffers. exchange wins. John Loch and Bob Grayer shared first and seem' low gross scores in Iwo junior golf club toureaments held during the past week under the ;gold.• Brice of -Flee Director Don •Gra. vett. Loch scored a 40 on the Exe- ter Golf Course to win 'rues- day's tourney handily. Grayer was runner-up with 45. The net honors also went te a Lock - Mike - whose han- dicap gave him a 16. Scott Bur- ton won a playoff -which had to be staged to determine sec- ond low net. Burton, Barry Greenaere and John Grassiek all tied with 37's. Bob Grayer wort Thursday's competition with a 43 roend, followed by John Loch with 46. Net honors wore won by John Snell, 34, and Scott Burton, 35. was the first of a series of ,coin- W. H, Hodgson Petitions sponsored by the Bet- "The Insurance Men" ter Bowling Club, a group of bowling alley proprietors in the PHO.N 235.2420 Londorl region, , ..,..,.; team, posted the high single of Jim Gifford, of the junior 235. among the local competi- tors. ,iri)ingO groupi were tiermembers of the Bill Far- quhar,. Hank. Gosar, and Don' aid Campbell, Teams of young- kiXeler ers won one division and placed. second in two others .of a tour- :lament at Strathroy Saturday, A Junier low, led by Bryan Bayfilmn with a triple of 533, topped its division, The mem- bers were :presented with indi- victual' .trophie.., An intermediate team and a bantam. team were runners-up in their respective divisions, The local bqys competed as, Woodstock, London, Tillson- Against teams from St. Thom- Wf Hodgson .Ltd, burg, Parkhill, Strathroy and other centres, The tournament Juniors win tournament The Thres-Advocato, September 20, 1962 Pao. .e ,41,14 Your,fututt is your own buslo ucss, of course. But helping, you protect that future is mie business, We can advise yo4 on what kind of insurance you: should carry .. ,and how much , on your home and other property, your business and, your car. 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Phone 235-1 422 GRANO BEND. Cerridr ,Hwys, 81 and' 23 A11eee 7z Hayti: molitiey to Priddy &DO erdttv talOtday 8:00 odni, le 4I60 17,M,, H EAT Heusi'II bantams were elimin- ated from further "ODA play. downs Salirday morning in lien. Sall when they lost a 1H..5 deck :lion to Port .imnblon In .droO out. of the scmi-final round in two straleht games. Thfi big and strong Port. Lambion crew completely (MM.' inated play over the Henson lads and the home team was no inatCh far the combined bat- Ling and pitching prowess of the visiting port team, The exp•lienced Port Lamb. ton nine, after taking the best- of-three series in Iwo straight games by a couple of eonvine- mg scores, now move on to the Ontario bantam "D" final round. The visitors got off And wing- ing right from their first time at bat. and from then on they never looked back as llensail tried to keep the score from gel,' king too far out of proportion, Port Lambton started with a single run in the first, three in the second and one in the third and fourth before closing out their spree with eight runs in the last four innings. Henson's inning The Hensall lads had .one big inning, the -seventh,- when they counted four runs but it was too little too late and although It did pull them to within four runs of the winners it posed no serious threat. liensall managed to get to Port Lambton fire-bailer Don Harris for only five hits during the nine-inning game although Don't go easyly - Continued from page, 6 double to open up the fourth and .Deichert added the final Zurich run in the ninth when he scored on an error after hitting his second single. Doug O'Brien's three hits sparked the Kings. Bedard, Don O'Brien, Overholt and Deichert each collected two safeties. Walsingham scored two runs in the first, added another two in the third on a home run by Ross, two more In the fifth and single tallies in the seventh and eighth, Dick Bedard went all the way for Zurich. Hanson started for Walsingham but was re- lieved by George Gates in the second and Barry in the fifth. Senators hit hard Zurich started off well in the second game, too, scoring three runs in the first inning, but the Senators pounded right hack in their half of the frame. The, homester's first batter, Vic Rigole, smashed a homer which led to a five-run out- burst. Kings tied the game in the first of the fifth but that only sent Walsingham on another rampage which accounted for seven more runs and a score of 12-10. Both clubs added single tallies in the eighth. B. Abbott led the Senators at the plate with a home .run and Iwo singles, G. Ross col- lected two singles and winning pitcher Barry and second-sack- er Eidelac both cl o tt t e d doubles. Doug O'Brien again led the Kings, this time with three hits, one 'If them a homer in the eighth. Earl Wagner smashed two doubles and a single. Two safeties each were collected by Doug Truschinski, Don O'Brien, and John Denom- me, with sinHles registered by Overholt and Bedard. Kings out-hit the Senators 16-11. Don O'Brien started on the mound for Zurich and was re• lieved by Truschinskt in the fifth, CrOrnarty - Continued from page ii Murray, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Diechert of Zurich, Cromarty Young People who attended the YPS rally at MU- verton on Sunday evening Were David Scott, Jelm Scott, Shir- ley `Gardiner, Anna Scott, Joyce Kerslake and Gerald Senn., Rev. J, C. Boyne, was the guest speaker. Mr. Deg. Findlayson and Miss Ina Scott visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and family, Goderith, Miss Laura Jefferson of Minnie is a guest at the home of her sister And brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing. Mr. and Mrs. W. Crawford entertained a row friends And neighbors On Monday night at A farewell party for MISS Mary Crawford who is leaving short- ly to reside hi Mitchell. . Mr. John Wallace has sold his 50-acre-fame to Mr. Dutt- on Scott. Mrs.' May Green of Calgary spent the weekend with Mr. And 11frs. Frank Ha -Milton. Lloyd Crawford, Hamilton., Toron- to, visited last week with his parents,.Mr. and Mrs, W. Crawfor. 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Fred Ri Dobbs Exeter ,Motor Sales "WHERE THE PROMISE 15 PERFORMEO" 1154065 135-1250 6•00.§.0 23$1 1 .30 • . •."7".: "7' • Strong :Pod Lombton .bantams Couldn't score Although they picked up only five hits during the game, Hensall had plenty of (Meer- Lenity to score as Port Lamb- maotawsimm„::: . ton pitcher Don Harris issued a. total of eight walks and his -team-mates committed five er. TOTS. However, any llensall rallies were always snuffed out by the alert Port Eambton side and the homesters left a total of 12 bat- ters stranded on Vase, they did cause Port Lambton some worry with their heady h.a.se running after getting a. IrPe PIVS down to first, Don Cameron WAS the big gun for the locals with a pair , ,:of single base hits in five trips to the batter's box. Ivan Boa, Bill ChiPehase, and. Jim McDonald rounded out the Hensall hitting with a single each. Juveniles - Continued from page 6 frames and lie also went two-for four at, the plate to round out the day's activities, Jack Chipchase' was the lead- ing slugger• for the winning Hen- saes as he bashed a triple Second game of the title tilt, when Hensall has a chance to latch onto their second straight championship, will be played this Saturday in Walsingham with game time slated for 3:00 o'clock. .... . . .. UCW makes layettes • The UCW meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Verne Sharpe on Wednesday evening. Mrs, Jim Clarke and Mrs, Les Adams were in charge of de- votions assisted by Mrs. Karl Guenther. The president conducted the business and it was planned to make layettes for the Unitarian Service committee and members were divided into five groups. and ha pair of singles in four of,,,it social hour followed, ficial trips to the plate, Bruce Personal items Horton, as well as accounting, Mrs, Katie Vincent visited for Hensall's winning run, g t with her son, Rev. Maurice Vincent, Mrs, Vincent and fam- ily in London on Saturday. Mrs, Don Adams, Mark and Brock were Sunday visitors with Cam McDonald, who turned Mrs. Adam's parents, Mr. and out to be the winning hurler, Mrs, Allan Collie in London. also contributed a pair of one• Mr, and Mrs, Earl Baker of base hits while singletons went St, Thomas and Mrs, Roland to Mock, Mickle, McNaughton, Neil of Ailsa Craig were Tues- and Moir, day visitors with their mother, Mrs, Major Baker, Mr, and Mrs. Les Adams visited on Sunday with Mr. R. Finch in London and with. Mrs. Finch, who is -a patient in Vic- toria Hospital. Mrs. Norm McCallum, of London, was a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sweitzer. Mr., and Mrs, jack Corbett. The story in and l, of Hensall, were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. S 'Hugh Morenz and Bill, aintsbury Miss Kathryn Love was a guest at the Tinney-May wed- ding in James St, United Church, Exeter on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. San' Sweitzer, of Exeter, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Ron and Barbara. Mr. Glenn Sharpe went to Guelph on. Thursday where he is enrolled at OAC. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Desjar- dine, Ray and Cindy and Mr's. Doris Werzba were Sunday visi- tors with Mrs. Mabel Desjar- dine. on base five times on two sr gles, a pair of walks, and a hit-by-pitcher ruling and he counted three of Hensall's runs, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rees, Ailsa Craig, spent Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Torn 'Rees and Tom's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Eleaman, Barrie, and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rollings, of Clandeboye, were guests also. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car- roll attended harvest thanks- giving service at St. Thomas' Church, Granton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Lat- ta, London, were Sunday visit- ors with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta and family. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. were recent guests with Dr, and Mrs, George Lindsay at their summer home, Port Ryerse. Mrs. R. Dickins, Exeter, was a guest with Mrs, Earl Atkie- son, Grand Bend, for several days this past week and they Were joined by Mrs, Atkin- son's uncle, aunt and cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman, Lunn, and Mrs. W, W. Gar- rett, Denfield, on. Friday, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. jack Dickins were Mr- and Mrs. Merton Culbert and boys, Lucan. Mrs. Robert Carroll, Science Mill, spent the past week at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkinson. Other visitors during the week were Mrs. Tom Quinton and Carol, Mr, and Mrs. Inc Kenip and Mr, and. Mrs. George At- kinson and family, all of Lon. don. Mr. and Mrs. Keg Andrey- ehur and children were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill johnSen and boys, Messrs. Larry and 'Leslie Greenlee and Gary Barker were guests at a birthday party bar their playmate, Danny Cal- culi., Mooresville, nit Sunday at the home of Danny's parents, Me. arid Mrs, Maurice Mae- Donald, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Atkinson, Mr. and MrS. Frank Dickies, Ansa Craig, wore among the guests day evening at the Stith wed- ding anniversary dinner for their aunt And Untie, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Coleman, !mean, at the 'Embassy Hotel, Lendbli, given by their daughter and' son-in-law, 111r. and Mrs. W W. Garrett, Danfield, and at the reeeption at the Koine of their gratiddanghter and grand. set, Mr. and Mrs. Don Me. Taggart, London, Mr. anti Mrs, Heber atcOninanied by Mr. 'find Mrs. Jim Young and jeffrey, Lheati, By MRS. HEBE.R DAVIS • capture ji tneyt Wes Watson and Clarence Pewit won the Tuesday night jitney at, the local howling greens with two wins plus 17 Jtunners-tip Were Wilf Good- win and Ted Chambers, with two wins and 13, and Len Me- Knight and -Wilf Sbapton, two wins plus 1,2, Friday night, Len .McKnight and Lillian Pym topped the beyiders with 'two wins plus 15. Second and third places were won by Fred Tilly and William Lamport, two wins plus 12: Wilf Goodwin. and Ivan one win plus 10. Watson, Down attended an Orange parade and service at Christ's Church, Forest, Sunday, and called on their cousins,- Mr. and Mrs, Harry Noels. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Atkinson's sister, Mrs. Ed Balsden, Stratford, Mrs. Bob Carroll, who is visiting with her daughter, Mrs, Atkinson, of this corn- munity, spent Friday with her niece and 'nephew, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Carroll, in the year 1960 three police. men were killed by criminal Action in Canada, and !Our died accidentally. "A" .W10.1./P Inehet s Plyim An11 Spares C. .F.earroillar ;:;0) P. nrotaras IS. Nagel r:;(11 rug Six Wells C'2,11 . 1 Trafle ,men wood rilifi) Kingpins (Default, Ringers Ili. NN'riglil i',2111, 1 loNlrla nes (I.. 141 1 I e 5711 fi .1 & Ft ,9peoialF ('I'. •Wrigi 1 I ell') 2 L. Snpoi.l'oH II.. RIIMIIPI :Ati 2 P 1Puisikiii ire s (.(1..;),LOn‘ \Viltliinni; 13,7,,,:i'121, . 4 nolgors 4 Trail es ill en 4 Pepsis 4 noreers 1 IL Tlilllards .. ........ ...,... ,1&fl SpscIalm ' I., Sopert.est 2 Hrqups t RN gis I King-pips ,„„ A rat rta n 0 8 • .2....... n I luslcie. A "0" GROUP Ila.okinnpi4 W. Kios‘s,rtif,1` r,r,e) •,,, Rol nods at. Pat I onsim lifiro . 1 i,arlis 4 (1-1, Arthur, S .Niali son 6191 \ 1 'est uns iii, Kole 191) 1, ;',. Iii, Simortest (11. fil iggilis filar I f-lo-Didle.ys (I1 Venison 475) . n K. 'Tigers (A Finlay'-on 707,1 4 S. Fuels (13. At eFall , ',.;',11 . il .NIllkinen (I... Smith :1911 4 f .1 ensall 1 De latill I fi C', Loggers ' (K„lorgensen 71:0 4 Os imp rs I Default I 0 1<lpue‘n Tigers t Arlis 1 N. irmil Super( est 4 :Milkmen 4 ('rri•lal F.,og,;:,,p17, i ilaultmon 1 s 1 riot Noels . ....... .. 1 Si er11117 Fuels s \o-Notts 11 Rm. Didleys . 1, Os lin ers I-, Hensall . fl High single: A , Flynn 1255 ) tilizh I riple.: 1', Jorgenson (71), Hidden sin I's : P. .101'.'alts, . • Letter from Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS . . Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright of,Mitchell, Mrs. Earl Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie. Baillie and family visited in Sarnia on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Gallant of Toronto are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rou- dell and family. Mr, Frank Routly visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Law- rence Mills and Mr, and Mrs. Russell Mills and . family of Oakridge Acres. . Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Doupe were Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Colqu- houn of Science Hill. Sunday visitors were. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Simpson of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. jack Weitch of London and Mrs. Hewins of Nia. gara Falls, U.S,A„ visited Sun• day with Mrs. Lavina Copeland And Miss Ethel Coneland. St. Paul's Fellowship St. Paul's Anglican Clunich fietllowship Club met nn Sun- day evening with a good attend- ance. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Paul showed colored films of their recent trip to Europe, Report on Shipka