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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-07-30, Page 73. r • • • • • • • • • k • e. or n. Exhibiti�n Tilt Seaforth 9, Strathroy 8 In an exhibition game here Saturday night, Seaforth edged Strathroy 9-8. Seaforth took a one -run lead in the first . inning on- hits by Petrie and Smith. The second inning was scoreless. In - the third, Strathroy added one run on a homerun by' Clothier. Sea - forth came back in their half of the third with two runs, on hits by Petrie, Whitelaw and• Kunder. In the fourth, Strathroy add- ed one run, to make the score 3-2 for Seaforth. In the fifth, Strathroy took the lead, adding six runs to Seaforth's four, mak- ing the score 8-7 for Strathroy. Seaforth's runs were obtained on hits by Westman, Petrie, Smith, Whitelaw, Kund'er, Ha- gan and Ahrens. In the sixth, Seaforth tied the score by adding a run on hits by Petrie and Smith. I•n the seventh and final inning, Strathroy threatened, but fail- ed, to score.., Seaforth scored in their half, with Ahrens do- ing the honors by getting -the only -hit and stealing home, to win the ball game. Westman went the route for Seaforth, with Whitelaw catch- ing. For Strathroy, Bob Cush- man started, but was relieved by his brother, Don Cushman; in the fifth. Seaforth 4, RCAF Clinton 5 In Clinton Sunday night, Sea - forth dropped a tight game to RCAF Clinton by a 5-4 score. The game was• won in the ninth inning by the Airmen. Both teams scored two runs in the first inning, Seaforth on hits by Petrie, Smith and Whitelaw. Then bothteams failed to score for three complete in- nngs. In the fifth, both teams again scored, each adding, one run, Seaforth on hits by Beut- tenmiller and . Hagan. In 'the sixth, Seaforth took 'a onesrun lead. on hits by West - man, Petrie and Ahrens. Sea - forth was then held scoreless for the remainder of the game. However, they allowed Clinton Winthrop Shuts Out Greenshirts Winthrop shut out St. Colum - ban 4-0 in Huron Soccer League play last week and moved into a tie with St. Columban for first place in the league stand- ings. Winthrop led 3-0 at half time on goals by George Love, John Boven and Tom Love, John Bov- en added his second goal of the night in the second half, to round but the scoring and make it 4-0. Winthrop line-up: Goal, Carl Boven;. full backs, Bill Kerr, Hank Boven; halves, Bert Den- nis, Albert Boven, Ron McClure; forwards, George ,Love, Wayne Dolmage, , Tom Love,' Murray McClure, John Boven; alter- nates, Mervin Pepper, D,ave Mc- Inally. IIt1111111111111It11H111tI11fllllllllllltll COMING - AUGUST 13 -19 THURS. through WED. Cleopatra Brownie's Drive -In CLINTON 11111 1111111111111111111111111111111 i 111111! RCF to score one run in the eighth, to tie the game at four runs each. In the ninth Seaforth fell apart under pressure, as . Clin- ton RCAF came up with four straight -hits and Seaforth made several bad errors, which - al- lowed Clinton to score and win the ball game. Vint went all the way for Seaforth, with Whitelaw catch- ing. For Clinton RCAF, Cheese went the route, with Mulaney catching, CROMARTY Recent visitors at the home of Mrs: Sadie Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Hodgert, of Vancouver, B.C.; Mrs. Mary Mc- Leod, London; Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Miler, Staffa; Mr. and Mrs.. George Wallace, Mr. Lind-. say McKellar and Mr. and Mrs: Sam McCurdy. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Banes, St.' Marys, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Wal- lace. Mrs. E. Moore is visiting with her son and daughter-in-law and their family at Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nigh, Paul, David, Patricia and Lois, of Seaforth, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Mc- Kellar, the occasion being lit- tle Mark's first birthday. Master Jim Jantzi, of Kirch-. ener, is, holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kerslake and family. Mrs. Frank 'Allen returned home on Monday from Victoria Hospital, London, where she had been a 'patient for several weeks. Miss Shirley McI aig, of Sud- bury, is holidaying with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig. Master Brian Dow is a pa- tient in Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth. Fifty members of the Mc- Lachlan - Allan - Hoggarth fam- ilies met at the" Lions Park, Seaforth, for their annual re- union. A program of sports was enjoyed. It was agreed to hold the' picnic at the same place on the last Sunday in July next year. Mrs. Harold Coleman , was appoir]•ted secre- tary. Auxiliary Meets The Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary met in the church school room with Mrs. Harold Parsons presiding. The meeting opened with a hymn with Mrs. Gordon Laing at the piano. The Scripture lesson was read by - Mrs. Charles Douglas, and Mrs. Parsons led in prayer. "Solomon's Head of Christ" was the topic chosen by Mrs. Gerald Carey. Mrs. Lloyd Mil- ler read, a poem entitled, "The Bachelor." Further chapters from the study book were• read by Mrs. Carter Kerslake. The roll call, "Miracles From the Bible," was answered by thir- teen members and ope visitor. The minutes of the last meet- ing were read by the secretary. The president, Mrs. John Mil- ler, presided for the business period. Final plans were made for plastic party in the' church. Committees were • named to plan an entertaining evening with Chiselhurst,• Roys and Staf- fa ladies as guests. Mrs. Lorne Elliott reminded members' to bring articles for the bale. 'Every week more people • dis- cover what mighty jobs are accomplished by Iow cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Our New Chef - ORVAL GUY invites you to visit the QUEEN'S HOTEL DINING ROOM - - (Fully Licensed) Open for reservations for Banquets • Weddings • Receptions -- FINE FOOD -- We specialize in Chops & Steaks. AUGUST 2nd -Queen's Dining Room will be open for FULL COURSE MEALS Come in and see our Sizzling T - Bones 1 Lode By Seaforth swimmers Lost out by a narrow margin Wednes- day in competition with Gode- rich. The swim meet -first this year -was held at . the Seaforth Lions Park pool. Decks were crowded with. spectators inter- ested in the various events. The results: Ten and under, breast stroke -=Jean Devereaux, Seaforth, 44 sec.; Jodie Reid, Goderich. Ten and under, front crawl - Jean Devereaux, Seaforth, 29 sec.; Judy Beattie, Goderich. Ten and under, back crawl Jean Devereaux, Seaforth, sec.; Judy Beattie, Goderic Jodie Reid, Goderich. Ten and under, team relay Jean Devereaux, Ron Hend son and Pete Harvey, Seafort 2:18; Jody Reid, Judy Beatt Terry Smith and Bruce Spar Goderich. Twelve and under, brea stroke -Margie McLean, Se forth, 34 sec.; Nancy Hulle Seaforth; Betty -Bedard, God rich; Jennifer Cadman, God rich. Twelve and 'under, fro crawl - Margie McLean, Se forth, 20 sec,; Nancy Hulle Seaforth; Susan McLeod, God rich; Janice Twaddle, Goderic Twelve and under, back era -Janice Twaddle, Goderich; sec.; ' Nancy Hulley, Seafort Margie McLean, Seaforth; Su an McLeod, Goderich. Twelve and under, butterfly Jan Catman, Goderich, 36 sec Janice Twaddle, Goderich. Twelve and under, individu medley -Patty Bedard, God rich; 1:15. Twelve and under, team r lay -Leslie Fehr, Goderich, an John McGrath, Seaforth (tie). Fourteen and under, brea stroke -Angela Devereaux, Se forth, 29 sec.; - Sandra Dawd Goderich; Jane' Cornish, Sc forth; Janet Jerry, Goderich. Fourteen and under,.:fran crawl -Linda Sherdown, Gvd rich, 24' sec.; Mary Sills,. Se forth; Debbie Miller, Seaforth Brenda McFadden, Seaforth. Fourteen and under bac crawl --Linda Sherdown," Gode rich, 29 sec.; Jane Cornish, Sea forth; Angela Devereaux, Sea forth; Maureen Bannon, Sea forth. Fourteen and under, butter fly - Sandra Dowds, Goderich 29 sec.;, Linda Sheardown, Gode rich; Debbie Miller, Seaforth Mary Sills, Seaforth. Fourteen and under, indi vidual medley -Mary Sills, Sea forth, 1:45; Sandra Dowds, God erich; Angela Devereaux, Sea 'forth, Dawna Reynolds, Sea forth. Fourteen and under, team relay - Bedford Taylor, Sea forth, 2:45; Gary Montgomery Jim Rowat, Maria Willems Seaforth; Dawna Reynolds, Sea forth. Seventeen and under, breas stroke -Katie Scott, Seaforth 30 sec.; Carol Graham, de rich; Sheila Rowat, Seafo th Debbie Sully, Goderich. Seventeen and under, fron crawl -Katie Scott, Seaforth, 24 sec.; Sheila Rowat, Seaforth. Betty Sheardown; Goderich Debbie Sully, Goderich. Seventeen and under, ba. -k crawl -Katie Scott, Seaforth, 26 sec.; Betty Sheardown, Gode rich; Debbie Sully, Goderich, Seventeen and under, butter fly -Carol Graham, Goderich 24 sec.; Sheila Rowat, Seaforth; Debbie Sully, Goderich. Seventeen and under, indi- vidual medley - Katie Scott, Seaforth, 2:24; Betty Shear - down, Goderich; Carol Graham, Goderich. Seventeen and under, team relay - Rick Fortune, Shiela Rowat, Katie Scott, Ken Card - no, Seaforth, -1:35; Bill Craig, Sandra Dowds, Doug Keene and .John Pine, Goderich; Ron Hil- debrand, Debbie Miller,. Brenda McFadden and Mike Stinnis- sen, Seaforth; Debbie Sully, Terry Johnson,. Carol Graham and Harold Cook, Goderich. Boys Ten and under, breast style - Terry Smith, Goderieh, 60 sec.; Wayne Surdown, Goderich. Ten 'and under, front crawl - Ron Henderson, Seaforth, 27 sec.; David Suans, Goderich; Peter Harvey, Seaforth; Bruce Sparks, Goderich. Ten and under, back crawl - Ron ,Henderson, Seaforth, 41 sec,; Bruce' Sparks, Goderich. Ten and under, team relay - ,Jean Devereaux, Ron Hender- son and Pete Harvey, Seaforrh, 2:18; Jody Reid, Terry Smith, Judy Beattie and Bruce Sparks, Goderich. Twelve and under, breast HABKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE LIMITED TIMETABLE - Effective August 1, 1964 READ DOWN C-3 C-1 B-3 B-1 A-3 Sat. Sat. SH SH ESSH 6:10 1'8:25 1 8:15 1 3:35 4:35 1 612 1 8:27 1 8:17 1 3:37 4:37 1 6:20 Fx8:35 (x8:25 1x3;45- 4:45 1 6:25 1 8:40 8:30.1 3:50 4:50 1 P.M. ! A.M. 1 P.M. 1 P.M. 1 P.M. 1 A-1 ESSH 7:30 I SEAFORTH 7:32 1 EGMONDVILLE 7:40 1 BRUCEFIELD 7:45 'RCAF STN. A.M. 1 CLINTON READ UP A-2 A-4 B-2 B-4 C-2 C-4 ESSH ESSH SH SH Sat. Sat. 1 8:00 1 5:20 1 4:05 1 8:45 1 8:55 1 7:05 7:58 1 5:18 1 4:03 1 8:43 1 8:53 1 7:03 7:50 1 5:10 3:5S 1 8:35 1 8:45 1x6:55 7:45 1 5:05 13:50 1 8:30 1 8:40 1 6:50 1 ' A.M.1 P.M. 1 P.M. 1 P.M. 1 A,M.1 P.M. ESSH-Except Sat., Sun. and Holidays A.M.-Light Figures ' SH -Sundays and Holidays P.M. --Dark Figures SAT. -Saturday Only USE EXPRESS PARCEL SERVICE FROM LONDON X indicates -- CONNECTING WITH LONDON BUS n4f.:.YPFrt'aan!i stroke s-- John McGrath, Bea. forth, 33 sec.;. Bob Betts, RCAF; Clare 'Sager, Goderich; Greg Smith, Goderich, Twelve and under, front crawl --John McGrath, Seaforth, 24 sec.; Clare -Sager,. Godericli; Ken Merim, Goderich; Jim Hol- land, Seaforth. Twelve and under, back crawl -Leslie Zehr, Goderich, 31 sec.; Clare, Sager, Goderich; Ian Harper, Goderich; John Mc- Grath, Seaforth. Twelve and under, butterfly _Bob Betts, Goderich, 42 'see.; Brian Rumig, Goderich; Stu McLean, Seaforth. Twelve and under, individual medley -,Ian Harper and Ken Marian, Goderich, 1:19; Ian'Har- vey, Seaforth. Twelve and under, team re- lay -Leslie Zehr, Goderich, and John McGrath, Seaforth, 2:08` (tie). Fourteen and under, breast stroke=Andy Perie, Goderich, 25 sec.; Gary Nicholson,- Sea - forth; Bedford Taylor, Seaforth Fodrteen and under, front crawl -Jim Morris, Goderich, 19 sec,; Andrew Perie, Gode- rich; Gary Nicholson, Seaforth: Bedford Taylor, Seaforth. Fourteen and under, back crawl -Gary •- Nicholson, Sea - forth, 25 sec.; Mark Sully, Gode- rich; Gary Montgomery, Sea - forth; Jim Rowa,t, Seaforth. Fourteen and under, butter fly ---Jim ' Morris, Goderich, 25 sec.; Murray Hulley, Seaforth; Mark Sully, Goderieh; Taylor, Seaforth. Fol)_rteen -and under, indi- vidual medley - Andy .Perie, Goderich; Jim Morris, Goderich; Gary Montgomery, Seaforth. Fourteen and under, team re- lay -Bedford Taylor, Seaforth, 2:45; Gary Montgomery, Jim Rowat, Marie Willems, Dawna Reynolds, Seaforth, - Seventeen and under, breast. stroke -Ken. Car'dno, Seaforth, 24 sec.; Doug Keene, Goderich. Seventeen and under, front crawl -John Pery, Goderich, 19 sec.; Bill Cram, Goderich; Ron Henderson, Seaforth; Rick For- tune, Seaforth. - Seventeen and under, back crawl -Bill Craig, Goderich, 23 see.; Ken Devereaux, Seaforth; Ron Hildebrand, Seaforth; Ter- ry Johnston, Goderich. Seventeen and under, butter- fly -Ken Cardno, Seaforth, 21 sec.; John Perie, Goderich; Mike Stinnissen, Seaforth; Doug Keene, Goderich. Individaul medley--Jno. Perie, Goderich, 2:05; Jim Montgom- ery, Seaforth; Terry Johnston, Goderich; Mike Stinnissen, Sea - forth. Seventeen and under, team relay - Rick Fortune, Katie Scott, Sheila Rowat and Ken Cardno, Seaforth, 1:35; Bill craig, Sandra Douglas, Doug Keene and John Perie, Gode- rich; Ron Hildebrand, Debbie Miller, Brenda McFadden and Mike Stinnissen, Seaforth. Canadian social .worker Doris Clark invites you to write her about your problem. She answers letters . of general interest in this column but can't undertake personal replies. - DEAR DORIS-I have three children, seven, five and two. When we take them to,,see their grandparents, their twcousins are always there, one seven and the other nine. What gets me is they are such good leaders! They are always showing my two how to do things, and always have good ideas. The older one is pretty bossy. How can I bring mine up to be leaders? Or are there born leaders? PERPLEXED DEAR PERPLEXED -Ie ad e rs are made, not born. Love, af- fection, encouragement, are the keywords. Not so much "Don't" as "Do try. .I'll help you!' There's absolutely no substitute for companionship and confi- dence. Challenge them beyond their years and it's ten to one they'll come through. DEAR DORIS - I' had long hair - which hung on my shoul- ders. All my friends just ador- ed my hair. 3t was blonde. Now here's my problem: I got it cut off quite short and my boy friend said if I got my hair cut he'd leave me. I've ;been going with him for two years and if I lose him I don't know wh-at I'll do. Is there• something that will make your hair grow quicker? I saw an ad that guaranteed your hair to grow in seven days. Now I can't seem to find- it.) TERRIFIED Recommend (Continued from Page 1) out preliminary engineering. The OWRC had indicated it wished to carry out a further review of the system general- ly when councl representatives met commission members in June. Mayor Angus. MacLean point- ed out hospital construction was under way and early considera- tion was necessary. Councillor J. 0. Turnbull suggested it was not too early to begin a survey of sewer facilities and to study plans for servicing other areas of the town. In this way, priorities could be established and the jab completed piece . by piece. Set Plans (Continued from Page 1) O'Keefe Centre, Pioneer Vil- lage, the Massey -Harris Farm near Agincourt, and the Cana- dian National Exhibition. Chairman for this, the 45th annual convention, is Gerry Craven, of the Ridgetown Dom- inion, assisted by Jim Di118, of the Milton Canadian Champion, Other committee members include Werden Leavens, of the Bolton Enterprise, souvenirs and door prizes; John Morris, of the -Prescott Journal, wel- come and traffic; Prank Macln- tyre, of the Dundalk Herald, head tables; Lyn Lashbrook, of the Rodney Mercury, publicity; Herb Cambell, of the Dutton Advance, signs and decorations, and Andrew Y. McLean, M the Seaforth Huron Expositor, and H. D. McConnell, of the Til- bury times, buzz sessions. Mrs. Craven and Mrs. Leavens co- chair the ladies' committee. DEAR TERRIFIED -Sort of a reversal of the. Samson-Dliah theme? If you've lost your pow- er over him with your' hair, he didn't love you anyway! Let him go. (P..S. Magic hair -grow- ers are non-existent.) DEAR DORIS-1VIy brother is getting, married in the fall: His fianceQ7asked me to be one of her bridesmaids. We are four married women, three in their twenties and I am. 38. I thought that bridesmaids were usually single girls and the matron of honor a married woman. It means my husband will be alone at the wedding ceremony. Would it be rude to refuse? I think .cit should be a younger woman. 'If I refuse, what could I tell her? TOO OLD DEAR TOO OLD -Don't re fuse. She wants you in her wed- ding party and, you should ac- cept the compliment. Bridal at- tendants are not always young, and unmarried. I can't imagine your husband minding when his wife shares the honors. TO HATE MY FACE-SkiI- fully applied make-up can help highlight your best features and play down the' not -so -good. Send in a . stamped envelope and ten . cents for the leaflet, "Make -Up Magic," "Which tells how. ' "Doctor, do hurry. My hus- band is at death's door." "Don't worry, lady. - I'll pull him through." 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