The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-05-14, Page 7Clandebtrye
By MRS. J. H. P4T9N,
May 14, 1904 rage 7
Newman, London, Mr, & .Mrs,
Jack !P,t0v.n4o.n and family pf
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Miss Helen Kestle, ,London and
Miss :pat $trapp..Pf Hyde Park,
FETE BRIDE
Miss Phyllis Lee, bride-elect
of Saturday, May 9, was bonoroc!
when Mrs. Ralph Lynn, RR 1,
C a nd elan Ye, sister Of the
groom,elect„ held a miscel,
laneous shower with relatives
attending.
WS, pon Bere entertained
at her home in London when the
bride's office associates of the
7.'C4 presented gifts,
AnOther shower was held at
the Maple 'Lodge community
centre with Miss Belle Steven-
son, Mrs. Jack Dorman and
Mrs. Donald Hughes arranged
the event for the community
and Carlisle UC.
Mrs. Robert Gledhill, Lon,
don, entertained at the home of
her mother, Mrs; Guthrie
Stokes in Ailsa Craig,
Monday and Tuesday Mrs.
Lyell Lee held open house at
her home, RR 1 Clandeboye for
relatives and friends to view the
gifts and trousseau.
Mrs. George Tomes, mother
of the groom, entertained the
bridal party at her home follow-
ing the rehearsal Friday even-
ing.
BAPTISM SERVICE
At the Clandeboye UC Sunday
the Rev. G. W. Sach officiated
for the service of baptism for
Threasa Anne, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Wilson, Mac-
Gillivary.
Mixed league champions - Globetrotters
Back Row, left to right: Marie Ferguson, Ted. MacDonald, Roy Ferguson, Edna MacDonald and
Jim Glover. Front row: Audrey Moore, Cliff Moore and Murdiena. Glover, captain. Missing from
picture, Peg Hunter-Duvar.
Individual champs are happy too!
Jack Coughlin (high average, 235); Judi Mason (high triple, 718); Ruth Durand (high average, 209);
and Pete Bileski (high single, 370). Missing from picture, Audrey Fairbairn (high single, 291);
Don Wells (high triple, 859).
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League winners won their share
Front Row, left to right: Arnold Ford, Captain Mary Ford (Chickens), Mari Edwards and Dean
McKnight. Middle row; Wilma Brintnell, Jack Coughlin, Judi Mason, Murray Brintnell and Captain
"Boom" Gravett (She-Booms). Back row: Mary Holtzman, Mary Gravett, Bonnie Coughlin, Chub
Edwards and Harold Holtzman.
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For Exeter Kinsmen Playground
And Swimming Programmes
Mr. alld'IvIrP: Ricks also Tirpe-AcIv9cate,
Jim Roberts of Big Trout Lakes,
Ont. ninghatn and son Donald of Glen,
MOTBER P$ DAY cos and Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cun,r
Dar. & MP. Mervin Carter ningham and family,
gatertalned their family, 14r, Mr, & Mrs. David Kestle PP-
4 WS: Bill Walden of Chatham tertained & Mrs. David
spent the weekend. Mr. 4 Mrs,
Carlyle Carter of London, Jim-
my and Steven. Mrs. Carlyle
Carter observed a pirtliday too,
Mr, & Mrs. J. H, Paton were
Visited by their family Mr. &
Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna
of Thorndale and Mr. & Mrs.
Clare Paton, Jimmy and Dar,
lene of Lucan.
Mrs. Emily Tomes entertain-
ed her daughters Mr. & Mrs.
Lynn Sawyer and family of Pe-
trolla and 1%'11, 4 Mrs. Ralph
Lynn, Debbie and Diane,
mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson
entertained Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Beckett, Kitchener, Mr. Ralph
Millson and Mrs. Ruth Ann
Haidysh, London and Mr. 84
Mrs. Gerald Millson and Deb-
bie.
Mrs. Omar Cunningham en-
tertained her three sons and
their families Sunday. Mr. &
Mrs. Elmer Cunningham of In-
gersoll, Mr. & Mrs. Ernol Curi-
(Ali applicants must be 16 years and over)
1. Playground Supervisors
2. Swimming Instructors
3. Lifeguards
It was a gay night forsome
1, 25.12Pilere. laSt Patikr4Y. :AS the
gxeter Mixed Bowling League
.climaxed an active :season with
tiancinet,. at the inn .
Grand :Pend?
beautiful ,array of close. to
60 trophies were pielced. up by
various winners for past bowl.-
Mg achievements as well as
numerous SPeClal..4WarciP,
PlOetrPtterS were .the 12§P.-
,grand champions. The team
roster included, Captain Min!,
diens. Glover, Jim Glover, Roy
Ferguson, Marie Ferguson,
Edna MacDonald, Ted MacDori,
ald, Cliff Moore, Audrey Moore
and Peg Hunter,Duyar.
Runners,up in the final play,
off were the Serenaders, made
up of Captain Audrey Schroeder,
"Corky!" Schroeder, Elaine
Baynham, Larry Bay nil am,
Carol Gledhill, Allen
Audrey Zachar, Stan Zachar,
Vera Stratton and Art Stratton.
The overall "A" and
league winners, after the regh,
lar schedule had been played
Were the Chickens and the .Sha-
Booms.
The teams included; "Chick-
ens"—Captain, Mary Ford, Ar-
nold Ford, Anne Jorgensen, Kai
Jorgenson, Audrey Fairbairn,
Jim Fairbairn, :Mad Edwards
and. Chub Edwards.
“Sha,Boornsil —Captain,
"Boom" Gravett, Mary Gra-
vett, Murray Brintnell, Wilma
Brintnell, Jack Coughlin, Bon-
nie Coughlin, Dean McKnight,
Judi Mason, Harold Holtzman
and Mary Holtzman,
Aub Farquhar presented,
"special" crests to the ladies
who trundled 300 or b etter
games throughout the season..
Receiving crests were Judi Ma-
son (338), Mary Cronyn (319),
Audrey Fairbairn (308) and
Ruth Durand (312, 301, 332 and
333).
All men who bowled a 350
or better games also received
crest awards. Winners included
Don Wells (350, 365), Al Flynn
(361), Bob Caldwell (350), Pete
Bileski (363, 370), Bill Mercer
(361) and Jack Coughlin (403),
Don Gravett presented Ruth
Durand (high average 209) and
Jack Coughlin (high ayer ag e
235) with personalized trophies
for holding the highest league
averages.
Judi Mason (718 triple) and
Don Wells (859 triple) received
special awards from Lorraine
Brock and Tom Burke in a high
triple presentation,
High single awards went to
Audrey Fairbairn (291) and Pete
Bileski (370). Mary Lou Hyde
and Arnold Ford made the pre-
sentations.
Special awards were picked
up by four bowlers. Lynette Mit-
ton and Cliff Moore were de-
clared the "hard-luck" bowlers
of the league. Most improved
couple were Bev and Bill Brock.
Vince and Mari Prewer scored
a perfect attendance record by
bowling all 75 lines during
league . play, plus another 15
during the playoffs.
Hostess Packs were won by
Lil Baker and George Eisen-
schink while Bill Brock won a
picnic cooler in door prize
draws donated by Tuckey Bev-
erages.
Bertie Bileski won salt and
pepper shakers sent in by Santa
Claus.
From the league, Cliff Moore,
Larry Cronyn, Bev Brock, Joan
STATE: 1. Age; 2. Qualifications; (a) leadership training;
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Out of Our Own Lot
Planting During May
X4" AT LUCAN
Tile young people of the United
Church here, Were assistant
hosts at Lucan, where the
can-clandeboye yp entertained
the Centralia and pryanston YP.
The guest speaker, Miss
Margaret Silver, deaconess at
Robinson Memorial Church,
London. Rev, D. M. Guest of
Centralia, Rey. Lawson of Bry-
al-Atop and Rev. G. W. Sach of
Lugar' attended.
PPW1Y4.4g.
Mrs. Clarence Millson is
proving at her home here,
Mrs. Omar Cunningham and
Mrs, Almer Ilentirie visited
& Mrs. Wilfred Morgan,
Strathroy Friday.
Flowers in St. James Church
Sunday on the re-table were
given in loving memory of Mrs.
Pearl Cobleigh, by her daughter ,
Dorothy of Toronto.
Cpl and Mrs. Al Boggs, Vicky
and Tracy, Clinton, were guests
of Mrs. Boggs' parents Mr. &
Mrs. N. Murless, Sunday.
Mrs. Alvin Cunningham had
her daughter and family Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Manson, John and
Mary of Simcoe, visit her Moth-
er's Day.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Roberts of
Hamilton visited recently with
Mrs. Emily Tomes and Mr. &
Mrs. Stanley Tomes and family
prior to Mrs. Roberts leaving
to visit relatives in England.
Relatives from Hamilton who
attended the Tomes-Lee wed-
ding Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Tomes and their
two daughters and husbands,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shipton,
Applications will be received until May 31, 1964.
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Head table guests included
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president Bill Gilfillan and
Grace Gilfillan; treasurer Lor-
raine Brock; secretaries, Pete
and Ruth Durand, Aub and Grace
Farquhar, Ross and Irene Haugh
and Joe Gunn.
Officers selected for the '64-
'65 season were: past president,
Gerry Campbell; president, Bill
Gilfillan, vice-president, Jim
Loader; secretaries, Pete and
Ruth Durand; treasurer, Marg
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presentation to Aub and Grace
Farquhar, owners of the Exeter
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