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Mrs. F, Davis spent the past
week visiting with Mr, and Mrs,
P. Dickins and Mr. and Mrs. G-
Davis, of Dondom
Mrs. W. J. Davis and Ivau and
Miss Sharon Davis were guests
at the Mugsford-Afobott wedding
in London on Saturday.
Several others from this com
munit drove to London for the
wedding including Mrs. J. Dic
kins, Mrs. M- McDonald and
Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bridges
and family, Mrs. H. Carroll,
Mrs. J. Barker and Joan, Mrs,
E. Greenlee and Leslie, Mrs, H.
Davis, Almarie and Alexia, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Davis and Cameron
and Mrs. J. Turner.
Mrs. H. Latta" and Carol
and Kenneth spent the
week at the home of Mr.
Mrs. D. Maguire,
pleased to report
Maguire is able to be
again.
Mr. and Mrs. M. . _ ____
and family spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cald
well, of Shedden.
Mr. Hugh Carroll attended the
Exhibition at Toronto the past
week.
Miss Pauline Abbott and Mr.
L. Maguire, of Paris, were Sun
day evening dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. C. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Atkinson
holidaying with relatives
Jackson, Michigan.
Ann
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and
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out around
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CREDITON
Mrs. Robert Lambie and
of London, spent a few days
week with her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Lome Finkbeiner, and,
companied by Mr. Lambief visit
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Haugh.
Crediton Women’s Institute
hold the opening meeting of the
fall season on Tuesday evening,
September 16. Guest speaker
will be Mrs. P. Doig, of Sea
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Midgets Ousted From Finals
When Tilbury Captures Second
Exeter Midgets were (
from O.B.A. playdowns Saturday
when Tilbury scored a 9-5
tory in the second game of
series.
The W.O.A.A. champions lowed the winners a six-run IL
vantage in the ‘‘first three innings
which they couldn’t overcome.
The locals rallied for five runs
in the fifth and sixth innings
but were held scoreless for the
ousted | rest of the game.
/ Tilbury scored three runs in vic-1 the first inning on one hit and
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Dashwood Meets
Port Rowan
Dashwood intermediates met
Port Rowan Wednesday night in
the first game of their Inter
mediate “D” O.B.A. playdowns.
The series will be best-of-three.
The second game is scheduled
for Port Rowan on Saturday
afternoon.
Bend Horse Wins
Silver Peter II, owned by
McIlroy, of Grand Bend,
tured the feature race of
Strathroy Fair with two
Best time was 2.09.
Eric
cap-
the
firsts.
Ladies
Evan-
on
CREDITON
The meeting of the
Aid and.W.S.W.S, of the
gelical Church was held
Thursday evening in the Sunday
School rooms. Mrs. Lome Mor
lock was in charge of devotional
period. Readings on “Steward
ship” were given by Mrs. C.
Sims, Mrs. J. V. Dahnis and Mrs.
Alvin Finkbeiner, Mrs. E. M.
Fahrner and Mrs. William Smith
sang a duet. This portion of the
meeting was closed by Mrs. Mor
lock, and president took charge
of business meeting.
Arrangements were made for
attending the rally to foe held in
Zurich, September 30. Lunch in
cluded a birthday cake with
lighted candles, in honor of Mrs.
John Morlock, a faithful member
who, a few days later, marked a
birthday.
Rev. J. V.< Dahms was in
towel on Sunday where he
ducted anniversary services.
the Evangelical
on Sunday were
former minister,
Lis-
con-
Services in
U.B. Church
conducted by
Rev. A. E. Pletch, of Kitchener.
Rev. and Mrs. Pletch were warm
ly welcomed by members of the
congregation and other friends.
The Summer Christmas Tree was
enjoyed by the children, during
Sunday School period, and gifts
were donated to reach their de
stination by Christmas.
Service in the United Church
next Sunday is being drawn, in
favor of anniversary services be
ing held in Brinsley United
Church.
Anniversary services in Credi-
ton Church will be held Sunday,
September 28. Rev. R.
a former pastor, will
speaker.
Miss Lulu Morlock
week to resume her
duties in Windsor.
Miss Ella Morlock
she has been
in the Stratha-
School.
H. F. Young,
A. Brook,
be guest
laft last
teaching
left for
Hamilton where
engaged to teach
len Private Girls’
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Schenk and
Mrs. Albert Wolfe visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Annie Haist
at her summer
Grove.
Miss Pauline
extended trip
lands, Montreal, Quebec City and
Ottawa,
visited
Ayres.
Mr.
Bruce,
days this week with Mr.
home at Bright’s
Faist enjoyed an
to Thousand Is-
While
with Mr.
in Ottawa she
and Mrs. John
King and son,William
of Chicago, spent several
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.one walk. They added another in
the second on a single, walk and
error. Two more came in in the
third on a two-base knock. The
winners scored another pah* in
the fifth and added a single in
■the sixth.
Pat Hennessey,. Gary Middle
ton, Tom Haley, Dick McFalls
and Peter Cowen scored during
the local rally, Exeter was out-
hit by a slim 6-5 margin.
Pat Hennessey topped the bat
ters with a two for four game.
Chuck Parsons, Don Wells, Tom
Haley and Peter Cowen each had
one safety.
The Midgets won the W.O.A.A,
title by eliminating Elora in a
hard-fought, three-game series.
They captured group honors in
the playoffs against Clinton and
advanced to the finals by oust
ing New Hamburg.
Derry Boyle was the coach of
the team, comprised of most of
the players who won the W.O.
A.A. Bantam championship last
year.
Dashwood Girls
Tackle Thedford
Dashwood Tigerettes took the
finals of the local W.'O.A.A. soft-
ball grouping in four straight
games when .they won Monday
night 10-4.
Dashwood will meet Thedford
in the next round of the play
offs, B. Maier led the Dashwood
hitting attack with two hits.
Pickering was the winning pitch
er.
Mitchell Advances
Mitchell Legionaires ousted
Durham in the O.B.A. Inter
mediate “C” playdowns Satur
day. Mitchell won the ’first game
of the two-out-of-three series 6-1
and Durham took the second 4-3.
CENTRALIA
Dr. and. Mrs. J. S. Anderson,
of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Anderson, of Boston, Mrs.
Julia Scandrett and Corinne, of
London, visited on Saturday with
Mrs. A. Proctor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris West and
Bette Lou, Mrs. T. Willis and
Miss Flossie Davey were to Nia
gara Fads over the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Smale,
of Windsor, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson.
Mr. and Mrs. L, E. Dadswell,
of Toronto, were weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Gates.
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Bayn-
ham and sons visited over the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Parsons in Detroit. Mrs.
George Raynham accompanied
them to Port Huron and visited
with Mrs. Jake Lochner and
daughter.
Miss Wilda Pollock, R.N., of
Kitchener, was a weekend guest
with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Miss Winnie Field, a graduate
of the S.H.D.H.S., is attending
Normal School in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod
gins and family visited with re
latives in Granton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham
are visiting with Mr. E. Carru
thers in London this week while
Mr. Baynham is on vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Broken-
shire, of Hagersville, visited re
cently with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Proctor and Doreen.
Mrs. Breen of London spent
the weekend with her son,
R. Breen, and children,
A number of ladies from
village attended a shower
Miss Marie Huxtable at
home of Mrs. H. Pfaff in Exeter
on Wednesday evening of last
week.
Shower
A pleasant evening was spent
in the school room of the church
when Mrs. Orville Rollings (nee
Miss Lena Flitton) was present
ed with a. miscellaneous shower,
previous to her marriage. There
was a short program and a pre
sentation address was read by
Mrs. Glenn Robinson. The foride-
elect received many beautiful
and useful gifts and expressed
her appreciation in a very pleas
ing maaner.
Mr.
the
for
the
Stattori’s Go On Hitting Spree
To Win 'Rec' Softball Title
The champions roared to
victory over the Maroons
night and repeated with
trouncing Monday.
Statton’s went on a wild scor
ing spree during the past week
to break the tight rec softball
finals wide open and win the
trophy,
a 16-3
Friday
a 14-3
The unexpected collapse of the
colored shirts marked the finish
of their spectacular rise from
last place in the league to tro
phy contenders. After losing the
first two games of the
seven finals, Maroons
back to even the series.
Sponsor-manager Gib Statton,
Bob Davis and Don Preszcator
led the pool sharks in a 17-hit
attack Friday. They scored in
every inning but two.
Lloyd Cushman limited the
Maroons to six scattered hits.
the winners
their clouting style
12 runs in the first
best-of-
bounced
Monday night,
continued
and scored
four innings to put the trophy
on ice. Bob Davis .hit the only
home run of the gamfe.
Pitching steady ball, Cushman
weakened in
the sixth and
three runs.
Members of
club are Bob Nicol,
•Gib Statton, Cal
Cushman, Bob
Brintnell, Don Preszcator,
George, Doug Brintnell, Donald
Kestle and Eric Broe. Howie
Holtzman was borrowed from
the Legion for the finat series
to compensate for ' the loss of
two player s—Doug Brintnell,
who suffered a broken leg, and
Jim Culp, who moved from the
district. Bunny Ford was coach.
Maroons include Murray Brint
nell, Glen Schroeder, Gord Cann,
Cy Creech, Har Brintnell, Jim
Cann, Bill Musser, Uel Schroe
der, Gord Farrow, I-Iarry Keis-
water, Gordon Schroeder, Harry
Page and Cliff Reeves. Jerry
Lawson, a Legion player, was
used in the final game.
only two frames,
seventh, to allow
the championship
Wes Watson,
Wein, Lloyd
Davis, Keith
Bob
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Sperein attended the
her sister in Toronto
Mrs. F. W. Clarlc are
Mrs. Albert King.
Mr. Lawrence Hill visited over
the weekend with relatives in
Detroit.
Mrs. F.
funeral of
last week.
Mr. and
visiting this week in Brampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zwicker
have returned from a trip .to
New Liskeard.
Mrs. C. W. Parkinson and
daughter, Elizabeth, are spend
ing some time in Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Fink-
beiner and Reginald visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L.
Haugh in Dashwood and attend
ed the baptismal service of little
Linda Marie Haugh in Dash
wood Evangelical Church.
Little Miss Sheila Sisson, of
Montreal, granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd England, was
severely injured on Friday last,
when she fell from the second
floor balcony of her home. She
is a patient in Neurological Hos
pital, Montreal, where she is suf
fering from a fractured skull.
1 Sheila has many friends in Cre-
diton who extend wishes for a
speedy recovery.
Surprise Shower
Mrs. William Smith and Mrs.
Robert Lambie were co-hotesses
at the former’s home to a sur
prise shower given in honor of
Miss Arliss Wein, bride-elect of
Saturday. The home was taste
fully decorated with flowers,
bells and streamers. A surprise
greeting was the many voices of
her former class mates. Mrs. Ro
bert Lambie presented Arliss
with a corsage and mock bridal
bouquet of garden vegetables
and escorted her to a decorated
chair. Mrs. T?, Schenk played the
Bridal Chorus and Mrs. J. Fuller
read a poem on “Wives”.
Mrs. Lambie read the presen
tation address and little Miss
Barbara Dundas entered with a
decorated wagon laden with gifts. After opening the gifts,
Arliss thanked her friends in
her own gracious manner. Con
tests were enjoyed and a dainty
lunch was served by the host
esses.
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