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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-06, Page 8. ..... • •.• • " • , • • The Times-Advocate, Decem,Per .6, 1962 WEBBER $T11.,1, HOT -Farrow nips Elliott ro share top , honors . , Comfortable bucket seats' available on some models, Compare ...'63 PONTIAC explodes the myth that cars „ . have to be expeo8ive to look it! Pontiac is 1.63's most stylish car with its over-and-under headlights, clean flowing lines •and its sleek rear deck, Other ways it's aheati1 In comfort for 6; in luxury appointments; in performance-a standard 6 or a full range of Airs. See Pontiac's .11 models in '5 series, soon. THE VAR ,THE EITHER '88•Lg WISH THEY LOOKED Hitt Witrtewall rires optional ton *0E1041 01 ati'm coal Be sure to watch "The 'Tommy Arnhoote Show" on the CBS'-TV network.- Cheek local lot time and channel, TAYLOR MOTORS LIMITED ZURICH Pontiac * Buick « Vau3chall GMC Trucks * Bedford"Vans EXETER "The New Car King of Huron County" PONTIA I Topics from Whalen MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Personal items Mrs. Klahre joined with for- mer business associates on Sat- urday when Miss Claire Arkell of London entertained at a luncheon party in Simpson's Arcadian Roam. Mr, Richard Hodgins is a pa- tient in St, Marys Memorial Hospital, Mr. Allen Hodgins attended the 4-11 banquet on Friday evening at St. Marys Presbyte- rian- church, Mr;and Mrs. Alex Baillie and Ma. Cora Morley were Thurs- day' guests with Mrs, Minnie Squire, Kirkton. Mrs. Melville Gunning visited in. Exeter on Tuesday with Miss Elhr Towle. .M.r, and Mrs. Arnold Sher- win; London, visited on. Sun- daY. with Mrs. Cora Morley. . r. and Mrs. Don Pullen, Guelph, visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Milne Pullen. :qr. and Mrs. Thos. Smith, Gwiin Eleanor and Keith of Shallow Lake were Sunday 'visi- tors.' with Mr. and Mrs. La- verne Morley.. Aft, and Mrs. Alex Bantle spent the weekend in London visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ThoS. Simpson and. Miss Cora Nuttycomb, London, and Mr. and:,. Mrs. Bill McNaughton of Byren. The LTCW will meet on Thurs- day;:afternoon in the church. Arr. and Mrs. Alton Neil, Mr. and-Airs. Ken Hodgson, Mr. and MrS: William Morley were Sat- urday night guests of Mr. and :Mrs; Gerald Hern, Zion. The dinner was honoring the birth- days of Mrs. Morley, Mr. Ger- ald ',Herz and son Larry. Mrr. and Mrs. Gordon John- Son,. and family visited Friday ening with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, London. ••!' Enjoy !'the comforts of i• .FUEL, ,EXETER DISTRICT ',P0/1011.4 Items. Teams .alter 's good year Heather and Michael', Were Sat- Air, and Airs. Hugh Davis, name urday evening guests at the • home of Air .and Mrs. Howard in rec b-ball loop KAY STARTS. 'TONIGHT the social hour, \WA notes'. sw..• 44$23smg""4Awmi''011:12ti..terttm.47161611214112212221i"2"1522112w16"16111111617"7- • TWa of last week's leaders Maintained their position in the tnen,s curling rage, but Sandy Billott'S foursome were 'heeded their first loss to drop back into third spot in. Tuesday's play. Claude Farrow handed the Elliott squad their first defeat with „close 817 setback to move into a tie for first place with Art .•Cann, who picked up .n win in an extra end after tying Bob. Jeffrey 10-1Q. The wins gave the two rinks. R , total of 35. points, four more than last week's leaders, who have only a two-point lead on a rink skipped by Harvey Pol- len. in Monday, night action, Glenn Mickle continued his . relentless quest for top honors by scoring another 14-point win with a 13.2 decision over Tom Vickerman. The win gave Mickle's rink a total of 41. points, seven. more than Ken McLaughlin's, second place outfit. Ken Otte- well holds third place with 32, two, less than McLaughlin, while John ,Gent411 is in fourth. with points, A third straight win by Lee Webber enabled him to hold his grasp on first place in, the Thursday evening group, but Lee Learn kept pace only two Points behind with his third win as well. Webber pleked up 13 points with his 13.6 win over Bill Allan, while Learn had to set• tle for 12 with a 12-4 decision over Lorne Passmore, Mae Hodgert m o v e d into third plaee in the group with Clarence Down who dropped to 30 points, three more than fourth following his 9.6 loss to Harry Snell, Honor's for the most lopsided. win of the week went to Alig , kle's rink with their easy win over Vickerman, Results are as follows: John (Ionian 10-Don Graham 4 Ken Otrewell 10-Dick ;terms]) 7 K, McLaughlin 10-D., Roelason Glenn Mickle 13-T. Vickerman 2 Busche 11-Carman 00.1111 Passmore 9-41, McTavish Bev 31argtin ln-B. Middleton 1,7r1 Brady 11-17111 MacLean n Charlie Smith 15-Ernie cerson 10 A. Western' Seld on 4 Claude Farrow X.-Sandy Elliot 7 Art Cann 10-Bob ;Jeffrey 10 Allan Elston 12-Harvey Cowen 6 Harvey Pollen 11-Carr Cann 6 Russ Snell 7-Ed Fink 6 Bill Lamport 12-ftos Taylor 7 Mae Hodgert 12-H, Truernner 3 Lee Learn 12-h, Passmore 4 Charlie Shane g--•M. Sanders S Harry Snell 9-Clarence Down 6 B. Stantalie 5-Ralph Bailey 7 ' Lee IVehber 13-Bill Allan 6 There was only one minor change in the ladies' curling race this week as the rinks reached the half way mark in their battle for the Exeter Dairy trophy. Each of the four leaders from last week maintained their winning ways, but C a t h Southcott moved into sole pos- session of top spot in the Tues- day play with her close 8.6 win over Barb Bell. The win gave her 11 points, while Bernice Cann dropped back to second by only picking up .10 points in her win over Jessie Shane, However, the Cann rink is only one point be- hind the leaders, Maida Geiser maintained her unbeaten string in Wednesday night action with a hard- fought 5.4 win over Helen Jer- myn and she now leads Helen Burton's second place squad by six points, Maxine Graham is in third Report on Airs. Allan Collie of London spent several days lost week with her daughter, Airs. Pon Adams, Mr.. Adams and grand , sons, Mark and. Brock. Mr. and Mrs, Frank. Moreno of Detroit visited on Monday with .the Morere, families. Mrs. George Sherritt turned to her home at Calgary, Alberta, on Friday after spend- ing several weeks visiting with relatives here and in other parts of Ontario. Mr, and Airs, Hugh Norm attended the funeral of Airs. morene uncle Mr. Milton Stew- art at Seaforth on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love ac- eompanied by Miss May Hod- gins - and Mr. Mansel Hodgins spent Friday at Petrolia and Sarnia. Mr. and Airs. Elgin Webb, Air. and Airs. • Mansell, Mason of Grand Bend and Air, and Mrs, Emery Mason from West- ern Canada were Friday eve- ning guests with Mr, and Airs. Arthur Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Russell and family spent the weekend with relatives in St. Catherines and attended a surprise birth- day party tor Mrs. Russil's mother, Airs, Edgar Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love of Exeter visited Sunday with Air, and Mrs. Ross Love. Mr, and. Mrs, Chris Baum- garten and Mrs. Alice Mason were. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Brown at Bothwell. Mr, and Mrs. John Lovie of the Mollard Line visited Sun- day with Mrs. M. Baker. Air. Allan Merner of Sea• forth spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard. spot, two points behind the Burton foursome. Thursday's leaders also had a narrow escape as they man- aged only a 7-6 win over Dor- othy Elder, but Janie McDow- ell's four now lead the division by four points. Lois Learn also eked out a 7.6 win in her match but dropped back three more points to what she was last week. In third spot is Audrey McDon- ald's rink with 26 points, while Helen Mickle and Lois Otte- well are still in contention with 25 and 24 respectively, The scores of last week are as follows: Ellen Xnitt ht 7-Willa Wuerth 4 'Bernice Cann 10-Jessie Shane 5 C, Southrott S.-Barb Bell 6 Kay .Eiston 12-Lois Hem g jean Pecille 13-Lee Dobbs 5 Edith Boyle 9 (n')-T4 Seigner I iiaxine Graham 10-M, Martin 7 Helen Burton g-Edna, Busche Maida. Raiser 5-1-Telen jermyn 4 Lois Otteivell 9-Verna Pink 2 .1, McDowell 7-Dorothy Elder 6 A. 'McDonald 9-m, Fletcher 5 Lola Learn 7-Helen Welsh-. 6 The L7seter rec basketball. loop opens tonight (Thursday/ with no major changes except an apparent deviations in :mot,. als one squad, Instead of the .Trivitt Me. morial Angels., a squad with the unexplained name of Moon- shiners will eavert in the four, learn loop. Winsthree.birds at Legion 'bingo. Mrs. Wilfred. Doupe won two turkeys at the Legion bingo. last Wednesday evening in the Legion Hail, Airs, Matthew Finkbeiner won a turkey and two chickens and Mrs, William Haley took home both a turkey and a chicken, Other turkey winners were Mrs. Wedge, Mrs, Van 0.ev.. elen, Mrs. Mat'g Edwards, Bert Ca seuza a, Mrs, Len Dilkes and Miss Sharon Far- reit, Centralia. Also winning chickens were Bob Sockett, Don Aevro, Mrs, Lorne Finkbeiner, Ray Smith, Wart-en Sanders, Mrs. Wil- son, Greg Wragg, Mrs. Ross Embley, Mrs. Norm Heaman, Roy Pepper, Bob Kirk, Hugh Patterson and Charles Glan- ville, Hensall. There were 105 in attend- ance, *.o,imv.,",mesaimmvsn!ams Budget from Biddulph Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Karl Weiberg spent part of last week with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Kumnich of BrownsVille. Mrs. Al. H. Elston visited a few days during the past week with Mrs. R, W. James and. Miss C. Johnston in St. Thomas and called on other friends also. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Triebner and son Teddy of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner and family were guests of Air, and Mrs, Alvin Pym, Exeter, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Blair and family were guests of Mr. Ern- est Hicks and Mrs. Priscilla Penwarden of Exeter on Friday, Mrs. Murray Abbott and Mrs. Mervin Elston were guests of Mrs. Karl Weiberg and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg on Tuesday, Visitors during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Elston were their cousins, Mr. and Airs. Humphrey Arthur, St. Marys, and Mr. and Mrs, Ar- dean Randall of Wyoming. One of the other squads. has. also changed its name from the Scarlet Raiders to the Flying Farmers and they. will cone.. Pete with the Zurich Hustlers and the Perapetic Pedagogues, carrying the same names as last season, b elare r teeaaenhl s T 1%1 sYtt a )4 n g°11titb Ifs; the SIIDHS gym and spectators are welcomed with no admission being charged. First game gets under way at 7;00 p.m., while the. second tilt starts at $:15 p.M. Interested players are still invited to join any of the squads, The first night's action sees the defending Zurich Hustlers tackling the Moonshiners in the first game, while the .1:1-Pers go against the Flying Farmers in tile second tilt, The complete schedule is as follows: EXETER REC EASKETBALL SCHTOULE, 1962•63 December 6-'m oons hI ne rs vs. 'Hustlers -p•rs vs. r, mirmers rarmers vs, Moonshiners Hustlers va, P-P's 20-No Games 27-t'. 'Fa rmers cs. :u hallers Moonshiners vs, P.P's January a-Hustlers vs. :51 onus:hitters P-P's as, 10, Fanners 10-MoonshIners vs. P. Farmers H ustl ors vs. B-P's 17-p-1"s Vs, MoonshIners Jo, Farmers vs, Hustlers 24-Hustlers va, :1-a1oonshiners F, Farmers Va. P-P's 11-P.t'a vs. Hustlers 'Moon sh ne rs vs. F. Farmers By ..MRS, .HPBPR .PAV1.S SAINmORY On Tuesday .afternoon. the. members of St. _Patrick's. WA. met at the home of Airs. Heber Davis for their Christmas geth- ming, Rev, and Airs, L. Ben- nett led in the devotional period. The trea.mrer, Mrs, l']arl. At- kinson, reported all commit- ments met .and the balance voted to the church fund. Airs, Maurice McDonald showed surplus in the sick fund. Airs,. Harvey Latta read the eNtra ,, cent,a.day .contributions and the treasurer of the birthday box, Airs, Earl Greenlee, read her report. The ladies quilted and Airs, Clarence Davis and Airs, Earl Greenlee assizted the hostess at McDonald, fAlCao. On Thursday afternoon Airs. Dean Gibson sponsored a brush demonstration at the parish hall, the funds to go to the. Guild treasurer of the church. Airs. Lawrence ..Cen• (retie, was the demonstrator, Jack i1.ndIrA,Irasi.:,ti.,.;: r A1,31,rtosr,i Abbott,ipeak,r1:17 were Sunday guests with Mr. asM r.airAt'no.Aliti ssFir oby4, St, Thom- Spent .Sunday with Miss. 4Q1111* .son's, sister And brother-M-14w, \b'14.-.$ noc. iriaM on Su (14O1,1. s4%ainncgt. Mt. and Mrs. Stan .Zachar called on the Johnsons. 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