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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-06-02, Page 7HANDY DWARF ASTERS in peat pots - 3 assorted colors TRUCK LOAD ROSE BUSHES Arriving soon - All well know varieties - in peat pots OUTDOOR HARDY MUMS, GERANIUMS 3 for $1.00 or choice plants 75rp ALL OUTDOOR ANNUALS REDER'S FLORIST 235.2603 Contract Your Bean Acreage At MICKLE & SON LTD • QUALITY MICHIGAN AND ONTARIO • SANILAC AND SEAWAY SEED • FERTILIZER SUPPLIED • EPTAM AVAILABLE FERTILIZER We Have Bagged or Bulk Harriston Fertilizer Available at Conipetitive Prices SPRING SEED REGISTERED, CERTIFIED AND COMMERCIAL SPRING SEED AVAILABLE SPECIAL SEED MIXTURES AVAILABLE SEE or CALL E. L. MICKLE & SON LTD. HENSALL PHONE 262.2714 Forecast! Summer Tan Time QT TANNING CREAM TROPIC TAN 98 SURE TAN 1.25 TAN GUARD 1.25 MIDDLETON D r u 5 ,z7 PHONE 235-1570 EXETER Times-Advocate, June 2, 1966 Pogo 7 .Lucqs declares bowling .chornps. League Champs, Grand Champs and fgA" League Champs: Silver Dollar: J. Collins, D. Collins, C. Glenn, B. lloruk, C. cronkite, D, Hirtzel. "B" League Champs: V. Neil, K. Dickson, J. Nurse, H. Mc- Donald, T. Toohey, J. Gilmour. Season High Single, V. Hod- gins 338; Season High Triple, K. Dickson 863; Season High Average, C. Glenn 216; Perfect Attendance, N. Coursey, G, Alit- ens. and Never such Want means a a great the before the pocket biggest have sales best new full Meteor year. new of This car -Mercury car in savings? increased savings ever dealers town... had volume for you! , . the L..., r ' METEOR... .; J. , --.... , the price ,,,,,,,, . ,. _..,.......„....,„:„.,-, 4 1 2-door hardtop town! package .zYJ biggest in town...any 7-7 E.T"..,-,;-...----- .• „,0t,::,-- „ ,;..er'f----' , -- Meteor Montcalm at lowest ...with ,...„.,,.,..,.,.. COMET a price . . ..,...... , -..,,.:„„---„„•:: ".-- ...,!,:.. ... .., ............ ::.,......„.....e„ _.n,,,s.,,,,,m,----, !mss - . .. . ":i,,,KF------- - - .,014.§...0:-.,..... „.....- Comet Cyclone GT 2.door hardtop New! 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Front, from left; Phyllis Haugh, captain Audrey Fairbairn and Gladys Skinner. Back, Elaine Skinner, Dolores Fuller and Irene Haugh. B playoff champs Another top club in the Exeter Ladies bowling league displaying two team trophies are the Mighty Mice. Taking the B division regular season title and piling up the highest pintail without handicap of all 24 competing teams were the accomplishments of this happy group. Front, from left, Grace Elsie, Marilyn Sillery, captain Elsie Morley and Joan Finkbeiner. Back, Pat Ballantyne, Shirley Wright, Marie Brunzlow and Lois Webb. B season champs Winners of the Exeter Ladies bowling B division season title were the Handicappers. Front, from left, Dora Redman, captain Verna Stagg and Fran Ritchie. Back, Janet Bennett, Helen Hodgins, Jeanette Oven and June Lafreniere. Top individuals Top individual bowlers in the Exeter Ladies league were hundred With trophieS for their efforts in high single, triple and a‘era,,,e. Front, from left, Lila Smith 13 average 212 and Shirley Wricid 11 triple 783, Back, Phyllis Haugh A single 370, Norma Coleman A average 266 and Elsie Morley B single 306. AT THE HIGH SCHOOL. main events held the at- tentD I:. of SHIMS students last week. The first of these was the awards 'my held May 26. The purpose t:ds assembly was to honor .the outstanding athletes and other extra-curricular ac- tivities in the school. Mr. Mickle presented Jim Hay- ter, captain of the Junior Boys ootball Team, with the trophy and bars for the other team members. The Junior Boys were Buron-Perth c ha m pions this ye at. Tony Leversedge, co- captair the Senior Boys Foot- ball Team received the bars on behalf of the senior team from Mr. Bogart. Bars were presented to Robert Wolfe for the Boys' Volleyball 'foam, by Mr, Bogart. Bars for junior Girls Volleyball were pre- sented by Miss Siegner and ac- cepted by Margaret Geiger, Lynn Lesnick, captain of the Senior Girls Volleyball Team accepted the awards on behalf of team members, from Miss Emerson. Mr. Shaw presented bars to Tim Ockenden, who represented the Junior Boys Basketball Team. Br yan Baynham accepted the awards from Mr. Pollen on be- half of 11.0 Senior Boys' Basket- ball Team. Eleanor S tanlak e, captain of the. Junior Girls Basketball Team received the bars on behalf of the team from Miss Hergott. Miss Siegner pre- sented Marg Bosch, captain of the Senior Girls Basketball Team with the trophy and the bars. The Seniors were Huron-Perth champs this year. Mr. Bogart presented the wrestling award to LarrySkinner who represented the team. The golf award was presented by Mr. Mickle to John Franklin who represented the golf team. The top curling teams this year were: boys, John Franklin, skip, Al Youngash, vice, Ron Youngash, lead, and Gord Green- wood, second; girls, Trudy Sto- ver, lead, Barb Manley, skip, Nancy McTavish, vice and Sandra Prout, second. Barb Manley ac- cepted the bars and trophy on behalf of both teams. Junior Badminton Awards were presented by Miss Siegner to Ray Riddell who represented both teams. Sheila Fahner received the bars on behalf of the Senior Badminton Team. Tom Prout received the bars for the Junior Track Team from Mr. Mordowanec. Ron Youngash, Intermediate Track champion re- ceived the bars for the team from Mr. Mickle. Both Ron and Larry Skinner placed in the WOSSA meet. John - Franklin, who also placed at WOSSA received the senior track bars from Mr. Bo- gart. Junior Girls Track awards were presented by Miss Hergott to junior champion Joan camp- bell. Senior Champion Marg Busch received the bars on be- half of the Senior Girls Track Team, presented by Miss Emer- son. A number of students received school letters which were pre- sented by Mr. Palmer. Marg Bosch received a second letter star for track. In intramural sports Carol Foster accepted the bars for cheerleading from Lynn Lesnick. Shari Robinson, SHDHS posture queen for 1965-66 accepted the bars and trophy from Miss Sieg- ner. John Loader accepted the bars on behalf of the Junior Boys Track Champions. Ron Youngash accepted the bars for the Inter- mediate champions. Robb Har- rington accepted the bars on behalf of the Senior champions. These awards were all presented by John Franklin. In Boys' Curling the Blue House By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Mrs. Clarence Davis was hos- tess Tuesday evening at the Par- ish Hall St. Patrick's Church for the Guild meeting, Mrs. Hugh Davis, president, conducted the business meeting. Plans were made for June 8th tea. The ladies quilted. Mrs. 13111 Johnson and Mrs. Hugh Davis assisted the hostess with refreshments. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Sehade and Catherine, Dashwood, Sunday. Mrs. Barry Carroll and Mrs. Heber Davis attended the Huron Diocese Workshop at Huron Col- lege over the weekend, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs at- tended the Mitchell District High School graduation banquet and dance at 13rodhagen Tuesday eve- ning and Friday evening they were guests at the Guelph General Hospital alumnae banquet at the Royal Hotel and spent the week- end with Mr. & Mrs. RObt. Mogk and John. Mr. II, S. McLean, TeeSwater, is spondinr, a few days with his. datwhter noel son-in-law, Mr, & Mrs. Fred Dobbs anti grandson Freddie. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis visited on Sunday with Mrs. Zadie Lambourne, London Township. Mr. Mrs. Howard MacDonald and Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis at- tended the Indianapolis 500 on Mon. lay mei returned home Tues- day. Heather and Michael Davis spot the weekend with their •,:nindparetit.,4, Mr. & Mrs. Heber won. Al Youngash accepted the bars and the trophy. In Wrestling, Dave Taylor of the Blue House accepted the bars. In Junior Boys' Volleyball the Yellow House won, Gary Geof- frey, captain of the house, ac- cepted the awards. In Senior Boys' Volleyball the White House won. Keith Strang, captain of the house accepted the bars. In Junior Girls' Volleyball tile Green House won. Eleanor Stan- lake, captain of the house ac- cepted the bars. In Senior Girls' Volleyball the White House won. Carol Foster accepted the awards, In Junior Girls' Basketball the Blue House won. Marg Geiger, captain of the house accepted the bars, In Senior Girls Basketball the White House won. Sylvia Cann, captain of that house received the bars. In Junior Boys Basketball the Blue House won. Rick Barkley, captain of the house accepted the awards. In Intermediate Boys' Basket- ball Scott Burton captain of the champion Yellow House accepted the bars, In Senior Boys' Basketball, John Pryde, captain of the cham- pion Yellow House accepted the awards. Awards were also presented to the Yellow, Blue and White Houses for floor hockey. Awards were presented to of- ficials who are an important part of intramural sports, Eight students received Intra- mural Letters. Margaret Salmon received an intramural star. John Franklin accepted the awards on behalf of the Athletic Directorate. Special awards were presented to outstanding students. The out- standing Football Player of 1965- 66 was Dick Coulter. Intramural Individual Trophies went to Marg Bosch of the Green House and Al Youngash of the Blue House. The House Trophy went to the Blue House with a total of 17,- 647 points. Senior Track Champions were John Franklin, Craig Davidson, and Robb Harrington. John Franklin accepted the awards, The outstanding athletes of SEIDliS for 1965-66 were Karen Finkbeiner, first; Sheila Fahner, Lynn Lesnick and Diane Stone; John Franklin, first, Al Young- ash, Bryan Baynham and Tony Leversedge, Awards were presented to the public speaking champions, Librarian bars were presented by Mr. Dinnin to all students who work in the library at noon hour and after school, mr. M. Gaiser presented a silver plate, courtesy of Hodgson Insurance Company of Exeter to Al Youngash and Marg Bosch for being the outstanding athletes of 1905-66 at SHDHS. Congratu- lations Marg and Al! This award will be presented every year. Congratulations to all the ath- letes involved In the Awards Day. Friday, May 27 was an eventful day for all students at SHDHS. The t ea oilers challenged the Grade 13 students to a baseball game, This game was held at the baseball diamond on the fair- grounds, This was a great game, as it provided many laughs, as well as many tense moments, Comprising the team for the students were: 1st base, Bryan Baynham; 2nd, Al Youngash; 3rd, John Franklin; shortstop, Bob Hoffman; catcher, Tony Lever- sedge; pitcher, Robert Wolfe, and fielders, Bob Beavers, Robb Bar- rington, Ron Crown, Iris Mar- shall and Hank Gosar. The teachers' team was made up of: 1st base, Mr. G. Mickle; 2nd, Mr. P. Brown; 3rd, Mr. R. Bogart; shortstop, Mr. Elliot; catcher, Mr. J. Wooden; pitchers, Mr. L. Little and Mr. D. Palmer; and fielders, Mr. Williams, Mr. Hogan, Mr. Pollen, and Mr. Law- ton. The first hit for the teachers was off the bat of Mr. L. Little. John Franklin connected for the first hit for the students. The only home run in the game was by Mr. Williams. Good work, sir! Five innings were played and the final score was 8-6 for the STUDENTS! I hope the teachers enjoyed themselves and are ready for the next challenge, whatever and whenever it may be. Our Senior Math Team, com- prised of Bob Forrest, Doug Buntley and Iris Marshall re- ceived the pin which was pre- sented by the math Association of America, for their partici- pation in the Math competition for Ontario and Quebec schools, Our junior math team was com- posed of Tom Koch, Larry Elder and Dennis Hazelton. Well, we have about four days before we all start to write June exams. Good luck to all! Bye for now. SHOP At WILSON'S JEWELLERY & GIFTS EXETER PLEASING YOU PLEASES US By Ann Creech Present awards to students