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1, CURLERS PLAN WORK BEES-To help cut costs of their new rink, officials of Exeter
1. Curling Club are planning work bees at the site next week. Members will be contact,
eft, to -pitch in 011!nenial chores to reduce the amount of professional labor on the
"Every hour of labor, contributed will, save us money," said one official. Mem-
rs of the executive, above, help to remove forms from the foundation which has
been poured by C. A, McDowell Co,, Centralia. -T-A photo
Ut "FALL" .101•Nle anow snow F.N/0/06 raamma magma. agemam•
Boost horsepower in Winler-fired Engines
in town on Monclgy,, Thal . TinywAtIvoco
Mr, .and Mrs, Zouligmel
And three children spent a few.
days at Quebec City .and Nur,
ray Bay, Quebec ,and. YiSited with
the latter's .sister at NiflgatO91.
en route to Quebec.
Mr. anti Mrs. John Butler who
have .spent .the. summer at
SaAptimilsr 11,. 1960 P
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1,14.4 At their cottager have re
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See
Tigers out, Lines even series
Steve Nitro, 2h
Nats Tigers , . _ ,,i,„ Attrill, lb
' Iry Ford. 3b
lim Russell, p
•
Ton
Hayter, 1(
Den Gravett, rf
TOTALS
Score by innings:
men, Mr. Ross Haugh and Dan-
ny, and James Pfaff attended the
football game in Hamilton on
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gelinas 1 11 0 0 0 and family of London visited
1 0 wi,th Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Mc-
2 0 0 1 Cann over the weekend. 2 2 41 Mr. Roy Smith attended the 0
mend.n four rooms now. Principal is 't mend.
g and sirs, Elderkin, of Mrs. R. Molitor and other ''teaeh-
Moose Jaw, Sask., visited with , ers, Mrs. F. Morlock, Mrs. G.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wade last
McLean,
Centralia
Exeter.
an
Mr.
Miss Mar-
week,
lat rx. 4Aesratay7itchell attended the , Mrs. Beatrice Tate, of Water-
funeral of a friend at Gorrie ' down, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. French
land grandchild, Pamela French,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B, Feist and 1 of St. Catharines, spent the
the weekend with the former's !'F'wienekkbeenidnewr .itjaindMr; thanerd. \Lrl$a..ti'31/-eC'T
boys, of Toronto, visited over-
another, Mrs, Af. Mr. and Airs. Lorne Preszcator
Mr. and Mrs.
Feist. Mr.
Green-attended the funeral of Mr.
wood 0 Preszeator's aunt at Load On
Toronto,dan spentE *lard leowf n daysn
Mills,
wh
=
Monday.
the former's mother, Mr. anti Mr. and Mrs. Grant Roeszler
Mrs. William Oestricher, and children, of London, visited
Mr. Carmen Schlenker spent I with Mrs. William Roeszler and
a few days at Toronto family on. Saturday.
Lion last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner
Mr. nana1d( Mrs,juA dy,lf Smith, Joan, of Cromarty and Miss Ruth
Randy
sp en t last Kneethel and. Mr. Ken Moore.,
week at the CNE, Toronto, and head of Rostock were visitors on
Niagara Falls, Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
m r , an d M rs . Vernon Beaver, ham Swartz and Doris.
of Pittsburg, spent a few days Mr, and Mrs. Jack Long, of
with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Beaver, Merton, visited with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs, Oren Grace, of , Mrs. Lloyd Geiser and friends
CihrAltar, Mich., and Mr. and
Mrs, W. Van Tuyl of Taylor,
Mich. spent the 'weekend, with
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Heist.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Wade
and Heather, of London, visited
over the weekend 'with Mr. and
Mrs, John Wade.
Rev, A. M. Schlenker and Car
Persona I items
Rev. W. ..Krotz of Golden Lake!.
visited with his sister, Air. and
Mrs. E, 'Wenzel anti on Tues-,
day went to Simcoe to visit an-
other sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-1
CNE a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Galloway
and Marilyn were on a trip to
Manitoulin Island and points
north.
School started on Tuesday with
Continued from page 6
A walk, Arnie Hanson's triple,
and an infield error produced
the tying and winning markers
in the bottom otethe ninth,
Mitchell outhit the Senators
but six errors blackened their
,victory attempt.
WALSINGHAM 9, MITCHELL,
"A Close One!"
IIITOI-ILL AB P. H E
Murray Colutihoun, • 2h ., 5 1 1' 1
George Coveney, cc, . p ., 5 2 2 1
Lino Rohfrit.sch, cf ...... .. 3 2 1 0
Bill Gatenby, 3b, p 3 1 3 11
Doll Sadler, lb - 4 11 0 1
Laverne Wallace, c 5 0 0 0
Charlie. Westman, if, as 5 11 1 3
Bill Murphy, re 4 1 '1 0 ff 'Gary Ho, p 2 • 0 11 0
Roger Pauli, if 3 1 1 0
TOTALS
:111gole, 311
:Hanson, as 4 2 2 0
,Ross, rf, p (6)
"Gates, If
,Garvey, lb
.,kbbot). 2b F, Erbiaeh, cf
L. Boughner, p n 0 n
Ercilach, rf 1 0 t1 0
J. Boughner, r.
'Barry, rf 2 2 0 0 Lerch, p (1) 1 1 0 0
WALS1NGEAM
Boyd. .11 -
4 0 (1 0 5 0 1 n
9 0
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score by innIn F s: 11 -Ft 16
ti. . ,ton 012 nin-s in 6
lt' sin Rata 003.100 122-9- s 2
pf. CoVeney (5), GatetibY (21
tl (1 Wallace: A. Boughner. Lore])
(1), Ross (6) and J. Roughner,
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Holiday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Angus
and family of Toronto with Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Deitrich and
family and other friends here.
Mr, and Mrs. Claude Fleury
411 Toronto with Mrs. Jacob Ratz.
Dr, C. B. Sanders, Mrs. San-
ders, Janet and David and Janie
Purdon of Welland and Mr. and
Mrs. Billy McTeer, Harry and
Billy Jr. of London with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner.
Mr. and Mrs, Gerson Brady
end Mrs. Alton Comfort of Fen-
Wick with. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Sweitzer, Mr, and Mrs. Milton
Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Pickering and their families,
'Mr, and Mrs. Jolin Lamport,
Debbie and Freddie, of Toronto
with Mrs. E. Lamport and Mr.
Tom. laamport.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrott and
Bob of Markham with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Rata and family.
Mr., and, Mrs, Clifford Dell
and Clinton of Grand. Valley with
Mr: and Mrs. Hugh 'Morenz and •
• Mr. and Mrs. Bud Winegarden
and family of Galt with Mr. and
Mrs, Jim Clarke and family,
Air, Doug McNair of Denfield
'n/as a Saturday visitor with his
grandmother, Mrs, E. Lamport.
Mr, Clare LoVe of Sarnia, Mr.
Don Love of Kingston, Mr, Jim.
Jermyri of Woodbridge, Misses
Geraldine Keyes of Toronto,
Helen Hardy of Lucan, Barbara
Love of Parkhill, Aleta Shaw of
Grand Bend with Mr.' and Mrs,
Ross Love and Kathryn, .
Personal 'items
Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred , Desjar-
dine visited last week with rela-
tives in, Toronto.
Mr, Roy Deaner of Mio. Mich,
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Bobby Boer-
ner who has been holidaying
with Billy Morena fOr' a month
returned home with his father.
Mrs. Btidy Zontlag is a patient
In Victoria HoSpital, London,
MrS, Charles Goodman of De-
troit was a visitor one day last
Week with her cousin, Mrs. Lee
Adams.
Mrs. Mabel DsSjardine Was a
Thursday visitor 'with Mrs. Mar-
tha Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Volk and
stir, and Mrs, Charlie Volk, Glo-
ria and•tdwarcl And MPS, Mar-
tha Were weekend- VW-
1.0116, with relatives at BobcaY-
gen,
battle to tie
Stratford Nationals and Dash-
wood. Tigers battled to a 3.3 tie
in the fifth game of their best-
of-five final series for the Hur-
on-Perth (intermediate Baseball
League championship Thursday
night.
Due to a sudden outburst of
rain, the game was late in start-
ing and the two clubs could only
manage 43. innings before dark-
ness set in,
Dashwood had Stratford hang-
R H E
STRATFORD 001 02-3 4
DASH.WOOD 201 Ox-3 9 1.
John Gardner and Hen Chisholm:
Jim Russell and Bob Meharg,
Wins three , , .
kart trophies
Thirteen-year-old Brian Sweit
zer of Exeter made a clean
sweep of three trophies in his
individual class in the closing
Labor Day show at the Blue-
water Go-Kart Speedway Mon-
day afternoon.
Sweitzer, who is in grade eight
at the Exeter Public School,
copped first place awards for
(1) most improved driver, (2-
most points for the year and (3)
feature race of the day for the
small motor class.
The most improved driver
award was voted on by the dri-
vers themselves. Brian's father,
Sam Sweitzer, donated the tro-
phy. The other two trophies
came through the courtesy of
the Stuckey brothers, owners of
the track.
Sam Argyle of Goderich won
two of three trophies in the big
motor class.
The Goderieh racing enthu-
siast totalled the highest points
for the year in the senior big
motor class and won the feature
"open" race of the afternoon,
The other feature trophy was
won by a Bolton driver, Seven
large McCulloch. motors from
Bolton participated in the races.
Summer tourist: "My gosh,
does it always rain here?
Indignant native: "Of course
not-in the winter it snows."
comments.
By MRS. M. PAIST
• 0
Billie Clarke and Patti .Ratz
ihe beginnere e•,00ie the school
,"t', Mr. ribaldu l'eltbeirter Of
eitlitert has returned s teacher,
income in toanada in 10 9 los tie,/ hilliot,
eighttight 0Q- eta greater t h'a7,1(.1
ttio,
,
year,
39 8 10 6 ing on the ropes all through the
AR 1t 1d E abbreviated contest. Only a last
5 .7 0 inning two-run rally by the Nets
5 , " forced an extra playoff game.
'laying Manager Bob Meharg,
Jim Hayter and "Boom" paced
the Tiger hitting attack with two
safeties apiece. One of Meharg's
was a third-inning triple.
Gerald Bell and Steve Mitro
each cracked a double for the
Tigers and Jim Russell singled
in the third,
Second baseman Gary Kings-
ley, who spurted the two-run
fifth for Stratford with a lead-
off double, got two of four hits.
for the visitors. Catcher Ken.
Chisholm and "Buddy" Blom
shared the otherS.
Jim Russell, who worked on
the mound for Dashwood, fanned
nine and allowed four hits in the
five innings he worked.
The Tigers belted Stratford's
John Gardner for nine safeties-
including two doubles and a
triple-but left six men strand-
ed.
"It was A Toss-up!"
STRATFORD 3, DASHWOOD 3
STRATF'ORD A13 Tt H E
Gary Nin,;sley, 2h 3 2 2 1
"Buddy" Blom, ss 2 1 1
Billy Flick, lb 0 0 0 0
Hen Chisholm, c .3 0 1 0
:terry Petrie, lb 3 0 0 0
Jerry Howard, ct 3 0 0 0
Percy Pfaff, if 1 0 II 2
Bill Girvin, rf 1 0 0 (1
John Gardner, p 2 1 0 0
TOTALS
D.AST-Twoor),
Don Gentlner, ss
Gerald Bell, c.f
Bob Meharg, e
18 3 4 3 * *
AB R E Old age has some benefits.
2 i i 0 en For instance, you can whistle
2 1 2 o as you wash your teeth.
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