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The Huron Expositor, 1963-06-06, Page 5• Ii 1 G'ERS GAIN 16.1 liKTORY WiEN CLINTON TOWN VISITS, W & W Wingers defeated Clinton Town 16-1 in the. first game of the schedule played Monday night in Winthrop Park. Faye Love led the scor- ing with 5 for 5, followed by • - Mary Helen Buchanan with 3 for 4, including a homer. Wat- kins scored the lone run for Clinton. Clinton: Hanley and Watkins. Wingers: Buchanan and Wil- liamson (5th), Elliott and Stor- ey (5th), • Clinton 001 000 0— 1 Wingers 443 401 —16 The Huron Ladies' Softball League and the Western On- tario Athletic Association La- dies' League have joined forces this season. Seven teams are entered: Exeter, Brucefield and RCAF Clinton in the southern division, and W & W Wingers, Blyth, Clinton Town and Brus- sels in the northern division. Each division will play a dou- ble schedule, plus a single in- • • • • • • 4 • 4 • • • • • terlocking schedule. A partial schedule is as fol- lows: June: 3—Clinton Town at Blyth Brussels at Blyth 6—Blyth at Brussels 7—Winthrop at Clinton Town 10—Clinton Town at Blyth Brussels at RCAF Clinton 13—Brucefield at Clinton Town 14—Winthrop at Blyth 17—Winthrop at Brussels Blyth at Clinton Town 19—RCAF Clinton at Winthrop St. James' Wins St. James' girls, Seaforth, won the ball game against Eg- mondville public school girls 25-13. St. James' boys won one game out of three against Egmond- ville boys. GREENHOUSE CLEARANCE ' BOX PLANTS 35c Each 3 for $1,00 Staffen'.s Flowers & Gifts You can't argue with WEEDS kill them with proven lArfta OS, $ 911Z$ Jun 40064, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY r..,+—.n.. .. ... .. � r ......... ...ell. �F. On Every Purchase We Will Give You ' f 01-4 CHIPMA u WEED SPRAY FOR GRAIN CROPS Many people have seen the advantages of spraying with 24-D or M.C.P. in their grain fields. In addition to these herbi- cides, we now have available the 2,4-D Butyric and the M.C.P. Butyric formula- tions. With these you can kill weeds in your clover or alfalfa fields. Ask for a Chipman 1963 Weed.spray Chart for all the latest recommendations. Be sure to ask about the .Iow prices as well. 'Ask us about . . EPTMA for Beans Eptma will control quack grass and broad- leaf in white beans. MILTON J. DIETZ Purina Chows — Sanitation Products PHONE 600 J 2 SEAFORTH, R.R. 3 CHIPMAN CHEMICALS LIMITED Montreal - Hamilton - Winnipeg - Saskatoon - Edmonton THE SECOND ANNUAL .Legion golf tournament at Bayfield Sunday attracted an en- try of nearly fifty. The Learn -Moore Trophy was won by R. J. Boussey, with 89, who is shown in the upper picture(right) receiving the award from Mr. Learn. In the lower picture, Brown Higgins, left, and Angus MasLean, who tied for the Legion trophy for low net, receive the trophy from Don Eaton, a member of the committee who arranged the ev- ent. Others on the committee were sports officer Cliff Petrie, Lee Learn and R. J. Boussey. (Photos by Don Muir). HURON FOOTBALL LEAGUE SETS SUMMER SCHEDULE Huron Football League offi- cials, President Helmet Kohm- er, Goderich, and secretary Ev- erett Middel, . Goderich, releas- ed the league schedule this week. Teams include Clinton, Gode- rich Building Centre, Winthrop; Centralia, St. Columban, Brus- sels, Goderich Conklin and Wingham. • The schedule follows: May: 29 -Clinton at Goderich Build- ing Centre 29—Winthrop at Centralia 29—St. Columban at Brussels 31—Goderich Conklin at Wing - ham June: 5---Goderich Building Centre at St. Columban 5—Brussels at Goderich Conk- lin 6—Centralia at Clinton 8—Wingham at Winthrop 11—Goderich Conklin at Cen- tralia 12—Winthrop at Goderich Building Centre 12—Clinton at Brussels 19—Goderich Building Centre at Goderich Conklin 19—Centralia at St. Columban 19—Wingham at Clinton 19—Brussels at Winthrop 26—Goderich Building Centre at Centralia 26—Wingham at Brussels 26—Clinton at Goderich Conk- lin 29—Winthrop at St. Columban July: 2—Centralia at Wingham 3—Goderich Conklin at Win- , throp 3—Brussels at Goderich Build- ing Centre 3—St. Columban at Clinton 10—Goderich, Building Centre at Wingham Choicest Government Graded Branded Beef Available" Value Checked Ib. 43¢ RIB . .lei• 63¢ Ib. 490 lb•59 No. 1 Save 6c— Blue Bonnet Colored 19c MARGARINE • • • .3 -Ib. pkg. 79c Save 18c -- Dr. Ballard's Champion DOG FOOD, 15-oz.'tins ; 8 for 95c Save Sc Free Water Safety Calendar — 64 -oz. 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Wingham 30—Centralia at Goderich Conk- lin 31—Goderich Building Centre at Winthrop 31—Brussels at Clinton August: 3—Wingham at St. Columban 7—Goderich Conklin at Gode- rich Building Centre 7—St. Columban at. Centralia 7—Clinton at Wingham 7—Winthrop at Brussels 14—Centralia at Goderich Build- ing Centre 14—Brussels at Wingham 14—Goderich Conklin at Clin- ton 17—St. Columban at Winthrop 20—Wingham at Centralia 21—Goderich Building Centre at Brussels 21—Clinton at St. Columban 24—Winthrop at Goderich Conk- lin 28—Wingham at Goderich Build- ing Centre 28—Winthrop at Clinton, - 28—Centralia at Brussels 29—Goderich Conklin at St. Columban Intermediates Win First Game Seaforth Intermediates suffer- ed an 8-0 pasting by Belgrave behind the four -hit pitching of Jim Coultes last' Saturday in a- WOAA Intermediate game at Belgrave. Seaforth managed only four hits as Coultes racked up 19 strikeouts to render the visitors almost powerless at the plate. Belgrave totalled only, seven hits, but combined those with eight Seaforth errors for the one-sided victory. Lineups: SEAFORTH — Petrie, lb; Smith, • ss; Kunder, cf; Cumings, lf; Whitelaw, c; Beuttenmiller, 3b; Gingerich, 2b; Scoins, 2b; Anstett, rf; Vent, p; Slaghts, p. BELGRAVE—W. Coultes, 3b; Taylor, ss; Jim Coultes, p; Glen Coultes, ib; John Coultes, c; Higgins, cf; Procter, rf; Dow, 2b; Robinson, If; Shiell. 2b. Seaforth 6, Lucknow 5 Seaforth Intermediates put together a large enough rally in the last inning to eke out their first win of the season,• a 6 to 5 score over Lucknow in WOAA Intermediate Competi- tion, Tuesday at Lions Park. town 5 to 3 going into the bottom of the ninth, John Pat- terson, pinch-hitting for Doug Rowcliffe, walked; Harry Cum- ing sliced a single, and Cliff Petrie burfted, loading the` bas- es. Andy Smith walked, bringing a run home, and Bob Whitelaw belted a double, knocking in the tying and winning runs to sew up Seaforth's first win in four starts. The game was originally call- ed off, because it was thought Lucknow had pulled out of the Set Dates For Midgets And Peewees Schedules for the Midget and Peewee baseball teams were drawn up Monday night. Ban- tams will not enter a team be- cause a coach could not be found. Boys of bantam age are eligible to try out for the mid- gets. Boys interested ..in playing baseball should register with John Patterson at Rowcliffe Motors. Midgets will practise June 10 and the peewees will ,practice June 12 at 7 p.m. at Recrea- tion Park. A softball and baseball um- pire's school will be held Sun- day, June 9, at 2 p.m., at Lis- towel Park and Arena. Registra- tion time is.1:30 p.m. to 2 p.m., according to Mr. Patterson. The schedules are as follows: Peewee Schedule June: 17—Lucan at Seaforth 19—Seaforth at 'Exeter 24—St. Marys at Seaforth 27—Seaforth at Mitchell July: 2—Hensall at Seaforth 5—Seaforth at St. Marys 8—Exeter. at Seaforth 11—Seaforth at Lucan 15—Mitchell at Seaforth 17—Seaforth at Clinton 25—Clinton at Seaforth August: 3—Seaforth at Hensall: 3 p.m. 6—Goderich at. Seaforth 10—Seaforth at Goderich: 3 p.m. All home games: 7:00 p.m. Midget Schedule June; 17—Exeter at Clinton 19—Mitchell at Seaforth 21—Seaforth at Exeter 21—Clinton at Mitchell 24—Seaforth at Clinton 26—Exeter at Seaforth 28—Mitchell at Clinton July: 2—Mitchell at Exeter 5—Seaforth at Mitchell 8—Exeter at Mitchell 9—Clinton at Seaforth 16—Clinton at Exeter Round Robin Playoffs July: 17—Mitchell at Seaforth 19—Seaforth at Mitchell 2Z—Mitchell at Centralia 24—Centralia at Seaforth 29—Centralia at Mitchell August: 2—Seaforth at Centralia league. Cliff Petrie, Carmen Vint and Andy Smith had to rush from Goderich at 8 o'clock - after a last-minute phone call from Bill Eisler to be in time for the game. Petrie led. Seaforth at the plate with three hits, including two bunts. Vint and Slaghts combined for nine strikeouts. Grant Chisolm starred for Lueknow with 14 strikeouts, and two hits, including a roundtrip- per, which batted in three runs. Seaforth will take on Gode- rich in an exhibition game Thursday (tonight), at 8:30 at Lions Park, Lineups; SEAFORTH—Wood, rf; Cum- ing, rf; •Petrie, ib; Sthith, ss; Slaghts, p; Vint, p; Whitelaw, c; Beuttenmiller, 3h; Anstett, If; Gingerich, If; Scoins, 2b; Rowcliffe, If; Patterson, if. LUCKNOW — Collison, ss; Riley, c; McDonagh, 2b; Dennis, 3b; Chisolm, p; Hackett, If; DaI- totf; rf; McDougall, rf; Heiden - by, 1b. CASH DISCOUNT • EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE REDUCED BY 10% FOR THREE DAYS ONLY ! • DON'T ASK FOR THE DISCOUNT AFTER SATURDAY ▪ . .. 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White lilacs, ferns and candelabra decorated the church. The bride wore a floor -length gown of sheer organza over petal pink taffeta. The fitted bodice was styled with Illy point sleeves and a scoop neckline with appliques of chantilly lace sprinkled with pearls. The bouffant skirt swept to a brush train. A French illusion veil was held in place by a head- dress of braided mohair and pearls, centred with pink• roll- ed silk petals. _ She carried a white Bible embossed with white roses. • Miss Sandra McGonigle, of Kitchener, was the maid of hon- or, and the bridesmaid was Mrs. Bob McG•nigle. The brides- maid and maid of honor wore identical dresses of blue taf- feta with net overskirt, match- ing accessories, and carried bas- kets of white daisies set in blue tulle. The bride was given away by her father, Mr. Gordon McGon- igle. Mr. Stewart Henderson, of Mitchell, was the groomsman. Guests film Aurora, London, Preston, Brantford, Mitchell, Gravenhurst and Tillsonburg were ushered by Gordon Pull- man, of Seaforth, and Robert McGonigle, of London. Soloist Ken Willis was ac- companied by Lyle Hammond on the organ. Mr. Willis sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "Be- cause." . A A dinner was held in the Iat the home of the bride' ec s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson will honeymoon on the East Coast. For her travelling costume the bride wore a blue brocaded sheath with matching overskirt and white accessories. HEMINGWAY-GLANVILLE Winthrop United Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday, June 1, at 3 p.m., when Bernice Isabel Glanville became the bride of Donlyn Carl . Hemingway. Rev. J. C. Britton" officiated at the double= ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glanville, Walton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hemingway, of Brus- sels. Miss Jean Hillen was organ- ist and accompanied the solo- ist, Mr. Ken Kay, when he sang "The Lord is My Shepherd" and "The Wedding Prayer." Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a white peau de soie floor -length, gown, fashioned with a'fitted bodice, long lilypoint sleeves and scoop neckline. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a pearl tiara. She /carried a bouquet of gar- denias and stephanotis. The bride was attended by Miss Fern Lichti, of Niagara Falls, as maid of honor, and Miss Mary Cressman, Niagara Falls, and Miss Leona Glen. vine, sister of the bride, as bridesmaids. They chose street - length dresses of white peau de soie with chantilly lace -cov- ered bodice. They wore bl headpieces ' with gloves to match. White gardenias nest- led in blue tulle, completed their ensembles. The flower -girl, Miss Eileen Glanville, wore a blue dress fashioned similar to the maid of honor, with white accessor- were :a nose- gay of white gardenias. David Hemingway, brother of the groom, was groomsman, and the guests were ushered by F,tanley Glanville, brother of the bride, and Ross Heming- way, brother of the groom. The bride's brother, Percy Glanville, was ringbearer. For a reception following the ceremony in the church par- lors, the bride's mother receiv- ed in a blue organza dress with pink accessories. The mother of the groom chose a beige nylon over taffeta with beige accessories. Corsages of gar- denias completed their ensem- bles.. For a wedding trip to North- ern Ontario the bride travelled in a pink three-piece linen suit with white accessories and a corsage of white gardenias. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Hem- ingway will reside in Guelph. Guests were present from London, Detroit, • Rochester, New York and Niagara Falls. Scot Delegate Visits. Huron Miss Mary Steel, of Stafflar Farm, Kilmarrock, Ayrshire, Scotland, a delegate represent- ing the Scottish Association of Young Farmers' Clubs, is visit- ing Huron County for the per- iod of June 3-14. At present she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaques and their daughter, Shirley, of Usborne Township. She will also spend a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacTaggart, of\ Brussels. While here, Miss Steel will attend Junior Farmer activities and observe farming practices of this area.