HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-09-11, Page 23Monday atter working out with
the Kitchener Rangers. He has
been asked to attend Junior "B"
training camps' in Goderieh and
Stratford but hasn't made up his
mind as yet.
SOFTBALL
The first game of the Usborne
township girls softball finals will
be played on the Exeter
diamond Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock. Elimville Triple K's
and Thames Road will meet in
the first of a best-of-three series.
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Winners of field crops.
listed for Exeter Fair
THE WINNERS — The season ended for the Huron Park ladies' softball team Sunday when they
whipped their husbands in a "grudge" game under the lights. The gals and their poaches, back row, left
to right: Tom Penny, Diane Wells, Pat Holmes, Pat Kyle, Freda Errington, Audrey Errington and Pat
Burns, Front: Nellie Pye, Debbie McBride, Sandra Errington, Susan Curtis, 13ev Burns and Joanne
• Perzul. In the front is team sponsor, Jim Hardy. T-A photo
Hawks enter "D" loop
for coming season
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Weather again
slows bowlers •
The weatherman stepped in
Tuesday night and forced
cancellation of the regular jitney
activities at the Exeter lawn
bowling club for one of the few
times this summer,
In Saturday's club play, Olive
• Harvey won two games and
came up with a plus of 13 and
aggregate of 26 to take the top
prize.
In second spot was a veteran
competitor Walter Hodge with a
similar two win record, a plus of ,
10 and aggregate of 24. Third
• place went to 'Alien Pym with a
plus of 9 and aggregate of 21 to
go with a double victory.
The season for the local club
closes officiily next Wednesday
afternoon, September 24 with a
pot luck supper at five o'clock
with a club jitney to follow,
Members will still continue to
bowl whoever the weather
permits. Publicity chairman
Howard hee said "We'll be at it
until the slow flies."
At a meeting of the executive
of the Exeter Minor Hockey
Association held last week it was
decided to enter the Exeter
Hawks in OHA Junior "D" play.
It is expected the Hawks will
be grouped with Zurich,
Mitchell, Luean, Lambeth and
Belmo nt,
Some members of last year's
Hawk club are working out with •
various Junior "A" and "B"
teams.
Barry Baynham has been in
Toronto gince Thursday
practicing with the Toronto
Marlboros and was still with the
club Wednesday morning.
Tom Hodgins, another
1963-69 Hawk also went to
Toronto but returned home
Sunday night.
Bill Fairbairn is with the
Sarnia Junior "B" club
practicing in Petrolia. Jim
Hayter returned to Dashwood
Judging of the field erPp
competitions being held in
conjunction with the Exeter Fall
Fair were completed early this
week end the results have been
released by secretary Garnet
Hicks.
Howard Johns with a score of
94 led the grain corn division
while a score of 941/2 allowed
Lorne Passmore to take the top
prize in ensilage corn by a
half-point over Lorne Hern.
The white bean competition
was headed by William Dougall
with a score of 94 whileAndy
Dougall and Lorne Passrnore
were deadlocked at 9$.
Others in the top ten in each
class were as follows: Grain corn
— Gordon Strang, Lorne
Passmore, Edwin Miller, Hera
Farms, Andy Dougall, Allan
Rundle, Gerald Hern, Ray Cann
and George Sereda.
Ensilage Corn — Allan
Rundle, Howard Pym, Edwin
Miller, Hern Farms, Ray Cann,
Tom Triebner, Winston Shapton
and Gerald Dearing.
White Beans Winston
Shapton, Murray Keys, Murray
DeWson, Ray Cann„ Tom
Trieloner, Cecil Van Steeg and
Edwin
Winners of the barley
competition were listed in the
T-A several weeks ago.
By MRS, O. HOOPER
Mr. Si Mrs. Marvin Hartwick
and family attended the Sherritt
reunion at Gibbon's Park at
London, Sunday,
Marvin Hartwick is an
exhibitor in the Holstein Class at
Stratford Fair this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
and Jeanette, Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Sutherland, Keith and Brian of
Putnam were Sunday guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Facey of
Welburn.
TROPHY TO WINNING USBORNE CAPTAIN — A trophy donated
by Cann's Mill of Exeter was presented Sunday afternoon to Joe
French captain of the Whalen boys softball team, champions of the
Usborne Township league. Above, John Miners is making the
presentation to the winning captain. T-A photo
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