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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-01, Page 23The Kirkton midget girls ad- vanced to second round Play offs Thursday night after defeating St. Pants 8.1 in the third and deciding game. Wednesday night St. Pauls defeated Kirkton 11-9 at St, PauIs to send the series to the final game which was also played at St. Pauls. In Wednesday night's game, Kirktou pitcher Patti Down had, trouble with the bottom of the St, Pants batting order walking the last 4 batters six times, and giving up 8 walks in all. She Creditors boy breaks wrist By MISS EtLA MQRtOCK Chad Wilson' was taken by ambulance to St. Joseph's Hospital, Thursday for sugery on a badly broken wrist, One learns to appreciate what is done for the entertainment of campers at provincial and conservation parks. Saturday evening at the Parkhill Con- servation Area there was a Laurel and Hardy film, followed by an astronomy lecture, and a view of the moon and of a star through the lecturer's telescope. Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Pierce, Linda and Howard enjoyed a vacation that took them through the states of New York, Rhode Island and Massachusetts to the farthest tip of Cape Cod with opportunity to tour historic sites along the way. Irving Stahl learned Thursday, in consultation with his surgeon in London, that plastic surgery may be required on an injured heel. Steven Wilson, London, spent Saturday with his mother, Mrs, Viola Wilson. With Mr. & Mrs. William Oestricher last week were Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greenwood and family of Don Mills. Mr, & Mrs. Reg Finkbeiner and Michael and Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Finkbeiner were in the Niagara District for several days vacation last week. They enjoyed the beauty of Niagara Park and Queenston, the excitement of the Marineland and Game Farm, and the thrill of dining in Toronto's SkyIon Restaurant. Brown best at Ironwood Male bowlers win jitneys Nelson Squires, Charles Bendy and Wes Watson were the top prize winners in the three jitneys held this week at the Exeter lawn bowling &lab." " '." Squires scored two victories and an aggregate of 40 to lead the Thursday competitors. Olive Hicks was in the runnerup spot with a 36 aggregate while Tom Walker, Gertrude Hamilton and Stan Mitchell were next in line. Saturday's competition was extremely close with only four. points in aggregate separatInk the first six bowlers with two victories each. Charles Bendy was tops with 25, Clarence Down scored 24, Evelyn Scott recorded 23, Mabel Skinner had 22 and Olive Harvey and George Scott were even at 21. Wes Watson with a 28 aggregate was best Tuesday night followed by Laverne Skinner at 26 and Kay Snelgrove with a 24. Next in order came Ross Richardson, Wilf Shapton, Charles Bendy and Olive Harvey. 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Kirkton out hit St. Pauis, collecting 15 hits while striking out seven times and walking three times, Kelly Kernick hit safely four times followed by Julianne MacLean with three singles, Sheila Penhale and Kira Heather had two hits a piece with Bonnie Westlake, Patti Down, Lori Iredale and Carrie Stroud each getting a single. Thursday night with elimination facing them, Kirkton came up with a decisive 8-1 win. St. Pauls collected five hits off Patti Down who struck out 10 batters and allowed no walks. Kirkton had only three fielding errors. After two scoreless innings of ball, Sue Schaefer led off with a hit in the top of the third and scored when Jayne Dougall reached first on an error. Lori Iredales connected for a single, Kelly Kernick also reached first on an error. With the bases loaded Jayne Dougall scored on Sheila enhale's infield fly. Kim Heather banged out a triple to score two more runs to bring the total to four for that inning. St..Pauls scored their only run in the bottom of the third, Kirkton picked up another run in the fourth and two in the fifth when Kelly Kernick and Kim Heather each hit triples and scored on throwing errors from the fielders. In all Kirkton collected 7 hits, Kim Heather had two triples, Jayne Dougall two singles, Kelly Kernick a triple and Lori Iredale, and Sue Schaefer each connected for singles. Kirkton now meets Goderich in a best of 3 series starting —7 this Friday night at Kirkton at 7 p,m. with the second game in Goderich Tuesday night, By MRS. IRVIN RADER Michelle Webb, London, spent last week with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Deters and family while her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Webb attended The Grand Ole Opry. Attending the Green-Greb wedding Saturday, August 27 from a distance were Mr. & Mrs. Ed Greb, Sun City, California; , Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Greb and Barbara, Leawood, Kansas; Larry Keeler, Kansas City, Mo and Wesley Greb, Wichita, Kansas, This was the first time for the Greb family that the seven brothers and two sisters were ever together. Pall bearers for the funeral of Mrs. Ed Stire were Mark and Larry Stire, Stewart Brown, Pat Masse, Brian Muller and Kevin Barr. A public meeting will be held September 6 at 8:30 p.m. to discuss the proposed water system for the village of Dash- wood. All ratepayers and in- terested citizens are urged to attend. Mrs. Carrie Baty and daughters, Marguerite Clark and Carolyn, Is,,lielsonaMithigan, have, By KATHY COOPER A large number of people at- tended the 25th wedding an- niversary of Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Johns at the Kirkton-Woodharn Community Centre Friday evening. Several women were on the Kirkton Horticulture bus trip to Brantford on Saturday. Master Jeff Kyle, London visited with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper for several days. Mrs. Mildred Crago, St. Marys visited for a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Routly. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and family visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jake Hovius and Crystal, Wyoming on the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper along with Mr. & Mrs. Doug Johnson and family of Lucan returned recently from a trip to Northern Ontario. Mr. & Mrs, Russell Morley, Exeter and Robert Bray, Thames Road visited Sunday evening I with Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family. Regular Sunday School will begin on Sunday at the Elimville United Church at 11:00 a.m. During the morning church service the Sunday School members will receive their diplomas and seals. Michael and Katie Shannon, Sarnia spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns while their parents Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Shannon visited with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Waddell, Toronto, Miss Mary Johns, spent last week in Toronto with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Waddell and returned home on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Shannon. Mr, & Mrs. Jim Sweitzer, London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns. Miss Laura Johns spent Sunday and Monday in Waterloo with • Miss Joan Pym, returned home after vacationing with Miss Pearl Kraft and Mrs. Cora Geiser. They all spent a day at London with Mr, and Mrs. Art Haugh. Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Schatz accompanied Mrs. Harvey Hodgins to Sarnia last Wed- nesday where they visited with Mrs. Luella Gaffes and also her son Jim in Sarnia hospital. Many from this area took advantage of Open House at Dar- Lynn Ceramic studio, RR 1, Woodham, Wednesday, August 24, Patti Love made the draw for a door prize which was won by Heather Rader. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Mein recent newly weds from Campbellford were visitors with the latter's grandmother. Mrs, Cora Geiser last week, Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and Susan, Brampton, spent last week with Milt Haugh, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader attended the Voll-Weiberg wedding at Redeemer Lutheran church, Waterloo and the reception at Golf's Steak House,- Kitchener, Saturday, August 21. The bficle dauga-a-lit mr.- dricf Mrs. Garnet Weiberg, is their niece. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader also attended the reception. Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Keller at- tended the wedding of ' their granddaughter, Kim, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Keller Lambeth, to Steven Auger at their cottage at Ipperwash, Saturday, August 27. Some 120 guests attended. Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mrs Ray Rader and Wendy Beaver at- tended the 4-H training school at Exeter United church last week for the fall project "Featuring Fruit". Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chandler have moved from the Guenther Apartment to their home pur- chased from Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riddell who have moved to Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Gibson and family, Komoka, attended the Green-Greb wedding at Calvary United church and the reception at the Pineridge Chalet and spent By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Travis and Troy Robinson, RR 1 Lucan, and Diane Beaver are holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Sam Lawson. Mr. & Mrs, Sam Lawson spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Robinson, RR 1 Lucan, Miss Barbara Preszcator, Goderich returned home Tuesday after spending a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Sympathy goes out to Mr. & Mrs. Jim McLeod and families on the loss of a brother George who drowned Sunday. Mrs. Mary Thornton is a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Wishing her a speedy recovery. Mrs, Mary Yost, Dayton, Ohio, and friends spent Monday af- ternoon with Mrs. Stan Press- cator. Brenda Glanville is holidaying with her sister Mrs. Elaine Foran, Huron Park. Ry MRS. HEBER DAVIS The Church Bible School at St. Patrieks Church was followed on Friday by a pool party and picnic for the youngsters, at the home of Mrs. Leslie Greenlee. The youngsters were treated to wieners and goodies and the ladles enjoyed the afternoon, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and Nancy entered their Belgian horses in the Sheclden Fair Saturday and won several red ribbons, Nancy drove as lady driver and received first prize, Mr. & Mrs, Clifford Abbott, Lucan and Mr. & Mrs, Mervin Elston were Friday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr, & Mrs. Wayne Carroll drove to Toronto Airport Sunday to meet Mr. & Mrs, Ron Carroll Ian and Brenda who had spent the past month visiting relatives in Scotland. Misses Nancy and Marylou Tindall spent Thursday and Friday with their grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tindall, London. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis and Be Sure To Visit Our HOME MAKING CENTRE *Zippers *Thread 'Buttons *Wool 'Embroidery Cotton i *Patterns, etc. BUTLER'S Dept. Store 397 Main St., Exeter Mr. & Mrs. Barry Carrell were dinner guests Thursday evening with Mr. & Mrs, Fred Dobbs, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eaton and: Mr. & Mrs, Leslie Greenlee attended the "Blue ,lay" Ball game in Toronto, Saturday. Ken was observing a birthday, Kim, Pam and Steven spent the day with Marylou Tindall at the .home of their grandparents Mr, & Mrs, Earl Greenlee, Robert Tindall joined them in the evening, Robert was .observing 4. birthday., Mrs. Raymond Greenlee, Exeter spent the weekend with Mr; & Mrs. Fad Greenlee, the weekend with Mrs. Frieda Keller, Mrs. Ross Love and her sisters, Mrs. Ila Keyes, RR 3 Parkhill and Mrs Clarence Hardy, Lucan entertained their Aunt Mrs. Ethel Mellin to a luncheon at Ben Miller Inn Friday in honour of her 92nd birthday. Times,Advocate, September 3, 1971 P00013 Bible School completed MORTGAGE LOANS To build or buy a home or to refinance a mortgage. VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 425 MAIN ST. EXETER