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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-06-06, Page 7Top bowlers By MRS. KEN McKELLAR ormur 1.1„Wa, if !,:x,,i,:!..!.. TRAQUAIR HARDWARE NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE — EXETER BALLaMACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482-9514 S.AFORTH —.527-0910 II,ENSALL —.262-271,3 Q a 'SPECIAL OP THE WEEK" Standard Guage Galvanized Steel Roofing Minimum quiiiitiq 15 iiiitair4 Semi M4V ao t. MM. 12thi MOUNTAIN ,* DF undethecaPs Kings gain first wins as Don O'Brien stars Gains golf dream The honor of scoring the first nOle-in-one at the Exeter Golf Course this year goes to Gary Evans of Huron Park, Centralia. Gary in only his third season of golfing scored his ace on the 145 yard fourth hole on Monday evening using a five-iron. Above, Gary and his son Randy are reliving the exciting moment that usually only happens once in a golfer's lifetime. —T-A photo The top individual bowlers of the Exeter men's bowling league received trophies for their seasonal efforts at Saturday's closing banquet at the Legion Hall. Back, left, George Wilson, A single 349, Eric Matzold, A average 242 and Bill Coleman, A single 386. Front, Russ Lee, B average 219 and Glenn Stire, B triple 850.— T-A photo The 174 ,meeting of the:pentor citizens Was, held •Tuesday night with OW 70 .inAtte$144neef .ce011 Skinner was master Af Cere,. monies, Plane solos were played by ,Johnny Wurm 444 Tom Walker. Graet JeneS sang to the ,a,c- companiment of his guitar. An accordion number was played by Darlene .PaSSMOre, Several numbers recorded the tape recorder a feW weeks Seniors enjoy .progrom Aga. were played back to the audience. pork .RAPpm.orp.: and Sharon Batten tap-danced, A skit was presented by Mrs. Ronald Fletcher, Mrs. Coward,. Judy Dickey and Mrs. Parsons. The ladies' band from gitulyme composed of nine members in comic dress played several nu.m- hers, mrs. pym and Ron Fletcher slso presented a ThrosAdvocate, ,,June 6, 1?08 Peg., 7 • skitA trio was Sang by Mrs, Coward, Mrs, parsons and Mrs,, Fletcher 41.1.0. A.$.410,-A948' WAS conducted by Joe White, Members of the ..cathatte. men's beuite :SerVeciln.00., • . The committee for the ltrst meeting in the fall will beMrs,. Verda T4ylor, MTS, Ella Ite0,- Ancl Mrs, Murray•...Nett, Mr, and. Mrs, 'Pranic Trlebner and Mr,, arid Mrs, prtme pmfi, The we..attlernian was the big winner in Hurert-Pertit basebali 'Venner .be$ts • lawn bowlers Taking advantage of the warm ,- est evening .of the year, go en, .thltSlastic lawn bowlers answer- pd the call to the local bowling greens. Tuesday for a .mixed hey, Wes Venner proved to be the best ,participant of the night as he won two games and came up with a plus of 20 and aggregate of 30. Next in line was Gertrude Hamilton with two wins and a plus of 17 to her credit, Rounding out the first five contenders with respective plus scores of 14, 13 and 12 were Rev. E. Morrow, Ray Smith and Art Cann, At Saturday evening's activi- ties that were curtailed by the weatherman, Alvin Pyrn took top prize with two wins and a plus of 11 while Lillian Pyre and Wes • Venner were deadlocked in sec- ond position with identical single win records and pluses of 10. The first open horse show of the season sponsored by the Ex- eter Saddle Club drew a large • number of entries and a good turnout of spectators at Exeter Community park, Sunday. Bruce Hicks and Doug Mock shared riding honors for the afternoon each winning three events. Arch I e MacArthur of Hespeler was the judge for the • first show of the year, Craig Black handled the show director duties and Fred Darling was the announcer. As an additional feature, Craig Black rode a trick pony to the delight of the youngsters in at- tendance, The next open show will • be held on Sunday, July 7 at 1:30 pm. Following are the complete results of Sunday's program: Western pleasure, Bruce • • • • league play .during the past week as four games were rained out, The •Ztlrinit .Lumber Kings were the Only club to see much action p__s they were involved in all three ga,.rne4 that were completed, In Dashwood Friday, the icings took their first Pine of the sP4.• son edging the Tigers 7-5 and then after dropping a 5,1 decision. to Mitchell Monday came back With an 6,-5 win over 5t, Marys on the Zurich field, Tuesday,. The schedule this week involv- ing district teams has Zurich in Dashwood Friday, Hensall. at St, Marys Saturday afternoon and Thorndale at Dashwood. Sunday afternoon, Monday evening finds Mitchell at Zurich and St, Marys visits flensall on Wednesday. Don WHrieri again proved ills. worth to the Zurich Lumber Kings as he led his team at hat and turned in solid pitching perfor- mance in the 7-5 win over Dash, wood, Friday and went the dis- tance again in the win over St. Marys, Tuesday. O'Brien's triple in the bottom of the eighth sent pinch hitter Dick Bedard home from first with the winning run and scored an insurance marker moments later on an infield out. The score see-sawed back and Hicks, Craig Black, Joanne Hicks; junior equitation, horses, Tom Downham, Nancy Swartz, Wayne Preszcator; ponies, Trudy Johns, Gail Ecker, Danny Tur- vey; novice, Linda Beer, Bar- bara Preszcator, Allen Desjar- dine; senior flag race, Doug Mock, Jim Muir; Bill Brock. Working cow horse, Noel Dock- ing, Larry McDougall, Bruce Hicks; senior barrel race, Bruce Hicks, Jim Rundle, Doug Mock; junior barrel race, Doug Mock, Jim Muir, Danny Turvey; west- ern riding, Noell Docking, Tom Downham; pole bending, Bruce Hicks, Bill Brock, Nelson Bilyea; senior trail horse, Wilmer Preszcator, Craig Black, Dave McCormick; junior trail horse, Jack Darling, Bob Parsons, Wayne Preszcator. forth with never more than two runs separating the two clubs As the Zurich diamond was too wet the game was switched to Dashwood. As the 'visiting club, the Tigers opened the scoring in their first turn at the plate as Jim Halter doubled and .scored. on a pair of infield. outs, Zurich came right back with the tying tally on Kevin .McKin- non's single and Don O'Brien's double, his first of three hits, Stan Lovie's double and singles from the bats of Pete Ravelle and. Hayter gave Dashwood a 3-1. lead in the third frame, The Kings cut the margin to a single run in the fourth with Gerald Schantz's single being the key hit. Jim Hayter's third hit of the night produced the fourth Dashwood run in the fifth and consecutive singles by Shantz, Ron Corriveau, Dave Stark and Don O'Brien gave Zurich a pair of runs in the bottom of the same inning to tie the count and set the stage for the game winning rally in the eighth. O'Brien went the distance on • the Zurich mound and gave up seven hits while striking out five. I3ob Webb went the first five innings on the Dashwood hill and was touched for five runs and eight hits while gaining five strikeouts. Lefty Dave Ratz fin- ished up and allowed only the two hits in the last inning. Crediton folk attend events By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON Emery Pfaff and Joe Fink- beiner, who were patients at South Huron Hospital, have re- turned home. Mrs. Ruby Molitor has moved to Strathroy. Miss Brenda Brunslow grad- uated as nurses' assistant from Strathroy General Hospital last Friday. Among those who attend- ed the ceremony were Mrs. Isaac Gower, Mrs. Joe Bullock, Wayne Brunslow, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Tay- lor and Mr, & Mrs. Don Bruns- low. On Wednesday, May 29, Mrs. Joe Callaghan graduated in Eng- lish and French from the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Finkbeiner and Roger and Mrs. Dan Finkbeiner attend- ed the ceremony in Alumni Hall on Friday. Mr. & Mrs. Fink- beiner were present at the grad-, uation of Mr. Callaghan. On Friday Ron Weber received his degree in Honours Business Administration from the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Weber and Shelley were present for the occasion, Ron plans to attend summer school and In September he will join the staff ofIngersollDistrict High School. Mr. & Mrs. John Rothfuss, Dayport, Michigan, Miss Dorothy Rothfuss, miss ion a r y-on-fur- lough from Hawaii, Mrs, Leonard Wing of Sebewaing and Mrs. Ir- vin Coot of Elkton, Michigan, visited with William Smith and Gerald and called on Mrs.Smith, a patient in South Huron Hospital. Miss Gertrude Beaver, De- troit • and Howard Beaver, Ham- ilton, were home last weekend to visit their father, Harry Beaver, at the Bluewater Rest Home. Gertrude is remaining in Credit- on for a week's Vacation. Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Wein, Al- bert Gaiser, Wilmer Wein and Lawrence Hill attended the fu- neral of Whitney Brokenshire in Zurich on Sunday afternoon. Wil- mar Wein joined other officials of the Townships of Stephen and Hay to form an horiOttr guard for the former clerk of the Town- ship of flay. Mr. & Mrs, Ross Krueger and Mr, & Mrs. Robert Crawford St- tended the wedding of Mr. Krueg- er's niece inScarborough on Fri- day afternoon, Miss Fern Nretig- et was married to Ross Love in a five o'clock ceremony at Glen- view United Church. Miss Janet Ballantyne of Lon- don is a guest with Mrs. Grace Scott. Mrs. Dan McKellar, Buffalo, N.Y. accompanied by MissViolet Murray, Welland, visited Crom- arty relatives on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKalg and daughter Jean of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig. Mr. and Mrs. X. McCoy of Greenwood, Nova Scotia, visited Mr, and Mrs. Gerry Carey and Mrs. Taylor. Miss Agnes Scott and Miss Sharon Bender of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jeffer- son and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Leddy, Auburn, Rev. and Mrs. Allan Grose, Paul. and Philip, ton, visited Sunday evening with Mrs. J. R, Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mrs. Sadie Scott and Miss Olive Speare visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun, Clinton, Gordon also attended the Spring Fair at Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. T, L. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Lamond, Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar were among the many friends and relatives who attended the funeral of the late Frank stoutly at the Lindsay Fe- neral Home, St. Marys, on ThurS- day. Cromarty church service and Sunday School were cancelled on Sunday owing to the anniversary service at Roy's Church. Lindsay Mcitellar attended graduation exercises at Avon Theatre, Stratford, when grand- daughter, Miss Judith Wallace of Walton graduated frorri Stratford Hospital School of nursing. 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