The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-07-06, Page 7ON THE SPT
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By DON. "BOOM" ORAVETI
Director of Recreation
K. in Playground come out! It's fun to join, the
Fleet preparations have been ehildren, in their various types
rnade Or the ginning ef the of swigs ancl games. We hope
Exeter Kinsmen's playgrpunO, to see you there!
be held every W e d n.e sd a y
Track and field meets will
acU Both the swimming classes
p. biouit g P morning. Kids from ,,all the
ewin g into full force, Alenday, I
[playgrounds will :meet at Kins-
July 10 at 9:09 4,n1- men Park to perform. Inclivicl,
ming instructress is •Martha,
Cochrane,. Heather Strom • pu,,earigsroVisordpsel%•vfoilrimbaenkceepesn.t olstielaotleNtyle,
the assistant While Jack Steph- ,
en will lop* afte; life -guard- "" ne ""e"
six.we.01 duties.
awards be given out te the
youngsters at the final "P'enny
In the playground division, Carnival" night, which take.
Barbara Hodgson will handle place the last day of the soiled,
Queen's Park in the first Week ule, Friday, Augpst 18,
of operation. Judy Tennant
end Diane Delbridge will con- Wading pool opens
duct the program at Victoria The Victoria Park wading
Park while John MacNaughton, pool on Huron Street will be
Bonnie Doerr and Dorothy open this weekend on Saturday
Kerslake will take care of the and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m.
Kinsmen P'ark (at the fair you are invited to bring your
g..,ounds).
Children have been divided
into three age groups for the
summer sessions. K in s m en
• Park will be known as the
senior park and will handle
ALL boys and girls 11 years
and over.
Children ranging in the 4 to
7 and 8 to 10 brackets will be
under careful supervision at
fal
Queen's and Victoria Parks,
This 4 to 7, 8 to 10 bracket
.• will also be handled at the
scram' playground at Kin Park,
By having all the older girls
and boys from 11 and up at-
tending Kinsmen Park, we'hope
to run a better balanced pro-
gram throughout the various
phases of activity chosen over
our six-week program.
Many Highlights
During the six-week pro-
goam, square dancing, track
and field and parades will high-
liht the operations. In the
initial "Hi Neighbor Week", in
which all the attendants will
make their owe "Hi Neigh-
bor" badges, the first of a
six-week program will be held
in ,square dancing. The danc-
ing will take place Thursday
,nights from 8 to 9:30 in the
arena.
A parade, with approximately
even floats, three bands, and
200 children will climax the
first week' of activity at 7:00
p.m. Friday, July 14, The pa-
rade will start at Victoria
Park and proceed to the Exeter
Arena. At the arena, the chil-
dren will be treated to a film,
singing game, a sing -song and
a skit put on by the supervis-
ors themselves. If time per-
mits, sent(' sauare dancing
may also take place.
Parents are also invited to
the show and we do hope they
Locals excel
sin rec course
' Approximately 50 district
play,ground leaders attended
the Camp Huronora Playground
Leadership Training Course
held from June 25 to 29 at the
Goderich Summer School.
Western Ontario communi-
ties represented included Ex-
eter, Listowel, Milverton, St.
Marys, Kincardine, Walkerton,
Goderich, Wingham, Heesall,
Brussels, Hanover and Mun-
cey,
Attending from Exeter were
Recreation Director Don
%Boom" Gravett and play-
ground leaders Judy Tennant
and John MacNaughton.
Commenting on the results
of the examination which fol-
lowed the completion of the
course, Director Gravett ex-
pressed his pleasure on the fine
showing of the two Exeter rep-
resentatives. -Although Judy
Tennant and John MacNaugh-
ton were first year students
they passed with first. class
honours. Miss Tennant out-
classed some students who
were in their third year of at-
tendance by getting a 91 in her
examination. John MacNaugh-
ton showed the way for the
boys as a first year student
with a 78.
Subjects covered included
leadership, age group needs,
program planning, use of volun-
teers, music and singing
games, active games, story
telling and dramatics, crafts,
track and field, operation of
tournaments and schedules,
safety and first aid, apparatus
e' safety and opera ion of a
p00-
iy carnival.
, The course is sponsored by
the Lake Huron Zone Recrea-
tion . Council in co-operation
with the comm unity pro-
grammes branch of the depart
-
tient of education.
The course was under the
direction Of R. E. Secord,
community pr ogee mines
branch, Hanover, Staff mem-
hers consisted of recreation
directors throughout the zone.
MOORING A SOAT TO
ANY BUOY, MARKER,
BEACON OR ()THERMO
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StOPPING ACT.
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youngsters to the pool between
the stated hours. Activities will
be supervised for the children.
Score 29 runs
in ladies' game
Clinton RCAF outscored Exe-
ter 17-12 in a ladies' softball
game here Thursday.
Stretch Archibald crashed a
home run and three singles
for Clinton while Audrey Pooley
and Jean Taylor led the Exe-
ter attack with two singles
each,
Clinton tallied eight runs in
the last three innings to put
them out of reach of the Exe-
ter nine.
R HE
Clinton 134 144 0-17 10 2
Exeter 222 320 1-12 8 6
Cann, Turvey
spark midgets
Don Cann and Dale Turvey
teamed up on the mound and
at the plate to power Exeter
midgets to a 7-3 win over Cre•
diton, here Thursday evening.
Cann held the Crediton team
scoreless for four innings on a
neat one -hitter. Turvey then
came in for the last inning and
gave up three runs but he al-
lowed only two hits.
Together the two Exeter
hurlers fanned 12 batters dur-
ing the shortened five -inning
contest. They also gave up four
walks to go with the three -hit-
ter.
Jim Pfaff handled the pitch-
ing duties for Crediton and he
struck out six and walked four
in going the distance.
Turvey and Cann led. the
Exeter players at bat with a
triple each. Together the two
accounted for six of Exeter's
seven runs.
Rick Boyle also wielded a
heavy bat for Exeter as he
poked a double and a single in
three trips. Single base hits for
the home team were.picked up
by Roger Cann, Bob Schroe-
der, and John Nagel.
Crediton's hits all went for
one base and they were banged
out by Dick Coulter, and Jim
and Eric Finkbeiner.
The victory was the second
of the year for Exeter against
no losses while Crediton suf-
fered the loss in their first
start of the season.
Lieury takes
league lead
Lieury surged into first place
in the McGillivray softball
loop by coming up with three
big wins in the past week's
action.
West Corners, Sylvan and
Grand Bend all dropped close
games to the league leaders.
Lieury edged West Corners
11-9 in a slugging contest and
then came back to record close
4-3 and 3-1 wins over Sylvan
and Grand Bend.
ln other league action, West
Corners defeated Clandeboye
19-11, Grand Bend topped Brins-
ley 11-6, Sylvan stopped West
Corners by a score of 11-8 and
Brinsley came out on top of
Clandeboye.
The wins gave Lieury rec-
ord of six victories and no
losses in league play this year.
Fourteen rinks
enter tourney
Fourteen rinks took part
a bowling jitney held on the
local green on Ttiesday night.
Gary iMiddleton and Bob
Pletcher took first place in the
competition with two wins and
a plus of 11. Ted Pooley and
Mrs. Ray Mills teamed up to
cop second spot with two wins
and a plus of nine, Wilf Good-
win and Don Jackson tied, the
second -place winners with two
wing and a pills of nine hut
were allotted third. spot on the
S.,taffa wins
field meet
By MRS, 31,911t1 TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Eight schools ,from Hibbert
towns* enjoyed a successful
field day held at SS 6 Ribbert
on Tuesday June 27
SS 6 school cattle first with
SS 2 school in second_ place
and SS 3 school in third place.
The top Athletes for the day
were Linda Grouter from SS
g school and Dennise Kerslake
from SS 7 school,
School picnic
School section No. 3 Ribbed
held its school picnic on Mon-
day evening at 6 p,m. on the
school grounds. 'There was a
large crowd, nearly 100 chil-
dren and adults attending.
Sports were enjoyed by all
with Mr, and Mrs. Itessell
\Norden, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Taylor and Mr, and Mrs. Reg
Elliott in charge,
A picnic supper was enjoyed
with Mr. and Mrs, Leslie 'Mu,
cr, Mr, and Mrs. Cameron
Vivian and Mr, and Mrs,
George Moore in charge,
Celebrate anniversary
The Bowman families from
Ilagersville and district held a
surprise gathering at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Bow-
man on Sunday, The occasion
was Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Bow-
man's 35th wedding anniver-
sary.
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Bonnie Miller, Brenda Kers-
lake, Joanne and Fay Temple-
man are all holidaying et the
Presbyterian church camp at
Kintail,
Jane Parsons was thrown by
a horse recently and now has
her leg in a cast.
Mrs, Ernest Templeman vis-
ited over the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Cole and family
of Cromarty.
Miss Muriel Scott, of Lon-
don, spent the weekend at her
home here,
Mr. George Miller and Mr,
and Mrs. Eldred McNicol, Lon-
don, attended Cromarty straw-
berry supper and later visited
with Mrs. Ernest Templeman
and Miss Margaret and Mr,
James Miller,
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Holiday visitors
Mr. and Mrs. John McLean,
Marg, Scott and Sandy of Far-
mington, Mich., Mr. and Mrs.
Don Adams, Mark and Brock
and Paul Henderson of London
and Mr. Cliff Bell of Rich-
mond Hill with Mr, and Mrs.
Hugh Morenz and Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold
and Mrs. Nelda Rutledge, Lon-
don with Mrs. Milton Ratz and
Mrs. Fassold Sr.
'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris
and family of Lambeth were
with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rus-
sell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Brady
and Greg of Fenwick and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Leadley and
Miss Karen Anger of Welland
with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Sweitzer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDonald
of Brussels, Mrs, Geo, Robert-
son ,of Wheatley, Miss Dorothy
Harlton, RN, of London, Mr.
and Mrs. John Schofield and
Elsie of Parkhill and Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Guenther, John and
Janet with Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Hariton.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack McKenzie
and family of Windsor with Mr.
and .Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner.
Mr. Clare Love of Sarnia, Mr,
Don Love, Kingston,
Mrs, Earl
Deters, June, Janetand Kevin
of Grand Bend, Miss May Hod-
gins and Mr. Mansell Hodgins
with Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Love
and Kathryn.
Mrs. Jack Raiz, • Joan and
Paul are holidaying for two
weeks at Ipperwash Beach.
Miss Sandra Sweitzer re-
turned from the hospital on
Monday but will be confined to
bed for a •few weeks.
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Persona 1 items
Mr. and Mrs. James Dins-
more and Bob, Windsor, are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Tho-
mas Dinsmore and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Dinsmore, Zurich.
Mr, Harold Finlay and fam-
ily attended the Farrell reu-
nion on Sunday at Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Desch and
family spent the weekend at
Chaley Lake,
'Miss Mary Ellen :Burge is
vacationing with her grand-
mother, Mrs, Mary Jane Iley.
Monday evening visitors ,with
Mrs. Leon Jeffrey and boys
were Mr, and Mrs, Vernon
Oesch and David, Carl and
Mary, Emma and Margaret
Finlay,
flip of a cora.
A district tournament will be
held inExeter on Wednesday,
July 12
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7ruckersmithPupils Bible school
Niagaravisit Fa lis at 'Ejimville
MR§. NPRMAN LONG married men, Howard t'nk-
KippEN beiner, Jack ,Cooper;
The ,schools of Tuckorsmith kick the slipner, Joan Sinelair.
trip Karen Littleton. hoYs. Gerald
school area enjoyed a bus
to Niagara Valls on Wednes-
Daynan, Gary Dayman: ladies,
day, June 08. I'S. Mayer, hazel MeNaUgh-
They :visited the historic site t_orl: men t 13012 Copper,
of Fort George, the park and AYR':
Brock's monument, At the Ladies calling husbands to
hydro plant they ware shown dinner, Graee Cooper. Mary
elides, and the floral Clock dc- .ro.idloot, men calling cows,
signed add built by hydra Laird Finlayson, Jack Cooper,
workmen consisting! of thou- Gerald Dayman; thread the
sands of plants with a water needle, Jack Cooper and Ruby
garden at the base of the clock Finlaysen. Billy Charters and
stocked with fish, They toured ,JeanAlBiaerNanan
ughtpoany; Dayman,
Bo iollyn
the hydro plant dawn the ole-
race,
-
vator with rock wells to the Charters.
bottom of cliff where the chil
'Personal items
dren watched the control room
Mrs. A,Van Den Burg of
and generators in 'action.
They also viewed the famous llotland is visiting for two
.
falls :and the rainbow that months with her daughter And
hangs over the Horseshoe Fallk Pollbt• Mr. and Mrs. A. Van
which is an omen of good luck Loon. • S. Pynenhurg and
and the wax museum, ,
mil,' of New York state re -
On their way home they Mrs. Van Loon,
cently visited with Mr. and
fa
stopped to watch boats going
Mr. and Mrs, James Drum.
through the Welland Canal,
mond and family of Toronto
spent the. holiday weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. James. Drum-
mond and family of Kippen.
The Kippen East Institute
are invited to a picnic at Riv-
erview Park in Exeter on July
12 at 2:30 p.m. as guests of
Ellinville Institute,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plumb
and family, Mr, and Mrs.
Robert McLean spent a few
days recently at Burk's Falls
and the Parry Sound district.
Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Schnie-
Thomson.
ited Monday with !Mr. Robert
der and family of Stratford vis -
Sunday guests with Mr, and
great attraction for the young- Mrs, Elzar Mousseau and Mr,
er children. After the races,
the young people enjoyed a
ball game while the older men
played horseshoes and the
women prepared supper, After
supper officers were elected
for the coming year.
Norris reunion
The Norris reunion was held
on July 2 at 'the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Ervin Sillery of
Tuckers milli.
In the morning it rained but
this didn't damper the spirits
of the Irish clan. Over 80 sat
down to dinner in the large
spacious shed. Even the sun
had to smile at seeing so many
Irish enjoying themselves,
In the afternoon a full line
of sports were run off ending
with a tug-of-war. This was a
real contest of Irish spirit and
brawn before one side was de-
clared the winner.
Sillery's little pony was a
SS 2 picnic
SS 2 Tuckersmith held its
annual school picnic on the
school. grounds on Monday,
June 26. About 70 people sat
down to supper.
The teacher, Miss Dorothy
Turner, was presented with a
tri -light lamp and a blanket.
The address was read by Billy
McNichol and the gifts pre-
sented by Robert Cooper and
Bob MeNatighton.
The sports were in charge of
Miss Turner, Winners in races
for pre-school children, Janet
Klaven, Gwen Dayman; girls,
6-8, Joan Finkbeiner, Shirley
Dayman; boys, Nicholas Kiev-
er, Jim Cooper; girls, 9-11,
Joan Sinclair, Karen Littleton;
boys, Gary Dayman, Ray Fink-
beiner; boys, 12-14, Bob Coop-
er, Bob McNaughton;
Young ladies. Margaret Jean
Broadfoot, Susie 'Mac Lostell;
young men, Lloyd Lostell, Dav-
id Cooper; young married
ladies, Marg Consitt, June
Cooper; married ladies, Babe
McGregor, Bernice Finkbeiner;
and Mrs, Ross Faber included
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Wood-
burn of Greenway and Mr,
and Mrs, Ken Larmer of Peter -
bora.
Mrs. Russell Brock returned
home Sunday after being hos-
pitalized a few days at St,
Joseph's Hospital, Landon.
Miss Jean McNaughton at
tended the 4-11 girls conference
at OAC, Guelph on Tuesday,
June 27 to June 30. There
were six girls chosen .from
Huron county and 204 girls at-
tended.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Shep-
erd and family of Toronto vis-
ited during the weekend with
the latter's sister and brother*
in law, Mr, and Mrs. James
McNaughton and family. Jean
returned to Toronto for a
week's vacation.
Mrs. Alex McLaren is visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren
visited recently in Hanover at
the home of their •son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Wren.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long
visited over the weekend with
relatives in Owen Sound and
friends at Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson
are spending a month's vaea-
Ilion in the U.S.A.
First graduation rites
held at McGillivray
By GORDON MORLEY
The first graduation exercises
for Central School, McGillivray
were held Wednesday evening,
June 28 for 39 grade 8 pupils
and for 21 1960 graduates at
the school.
Guest speaker was Rev. Ken'1
neth Hick, Ailsa Craig. Mr.
E. Whiting presided.
Diplomas were presented 101
the graduates by the principal
Mrs. Ila Hamilton and cor-
sages were given by the teach*f
ers. Sharon Faulder gave the'
valedictory address for the
1960 graduates and Marion
Rowe for the 1961 class,
A social evening followed the
graduation when Mrs, E. Whit-
ing, RR 3 Parkhill and Mrs.
-Tames Cunningham, RR 1
Clandeboye, poured tea and the
teachers served lunch.
Graduates for 1960 were —
Edward Allison, Gladys Carter,
Gary Dixon, Sharon Fauhler,
Sharon Fenton, Marion Glenn,
David Glendinning, Paul Hod-
gins„ludith Kennedy, Alma
Lee, Jim McIntosh, Sandra
Morley, Michael O'Leary, Ruth
Rock, Garry Steeper, Lois
Sutherland, Harold. Thompson,
Douglas Tweddle, Bonnie Wat-
son, Marilyn Young, Paul
Thompson.
Graduates for 1961 — Linda
Alikins, J o a 11 Cunningham,
Carolyn Eagleson, Eric Eagle
son, lrwin Eagleson, Sandra
Faulder, :Patricia Hodgson,
Bonnie MacGregor, Maria 11
IllacGregor, Kenneth McAlpine,
Linda Mawson, Marilyn Maw -
son, Patricia Mawson, Edna
Morley, Bryan Reid.
_Connie Rock, Judy Roek.
Marion Rowe, Judy Scott,
Garry Sheppard, Linda Thom-
aoh, Murray Thompson, Ralph
Thompson, Ross Thompson,
Elizabeth Van Massenhovere
Jean \NSW, Allan White, April
Whiting, Linda Windsor, Beth
Woodburn, Res° Ann Worothy,
Scarlett Young, Patricia Den,
ragWilmer Lagerwerf, Gary
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Personal items
Mrs. Pearl. Morley and Mrs.
Bruce Morley visited Wednes-
day with Mrs. Walter Morley
and family.
Mr. Tom Rees has been
working for Mr. Carman Pick-
ering for the past week.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Les Morley
left for Western Canada for a
few weeks' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Manquen
and Sandra of Buffalo are
spending holidays with Mk. and
Mrs. David Morley.
Mrs, Walter Morley and fam-
ily
attended the funeral of the
late Frost Watson of Thedford
last Tuesday,
Recent weekend rains has
slowed down haying operations
but has been beneficial to the
growth of spring traps.
Workmen are busy widening
the road north of Ailsa Craig
to the bridge.
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MANVILLE
The EllinVille Vacation Bible
School began pn Monday morn-
ing with 84 pupils enrolled.
The CGIT leaders and girls
assisted by Mrs. Howard Pym,
Mrs, Horace Delbeidge ,and
Mrs. Vernon Montmorency are
the teachers and Rev. liugh
Wilson conducts the worship
services.
Personal items
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Farland and Bob, of St, Thomas
visited pn Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Howard Pym -
Mr. and Mrs. Harold lefehring
of Listowel spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Sanford,
Hutton,
Mr, and Mrs, Everett Skin-
ner, Miss Ruth Skinner, Mr.
Laverne Skinner, Mr, Bert.
Rivers, Mr. and Mrs, Franklin
Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Bev
skinner, Mr, and Mrs. Delmer
Skinner, Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Skinner, :Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Bell attended the Pettifer-
Skinner wedding in Toronto on
Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Bell
and Carol Ann Aspent the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs, Anthony
Porter of Toronto.
Miss Janet Skinner and Miss
Shirley Jaques of Zion visited
on Saturday with 'Miss Frances
Skinner,
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Smith and 1
Brenda of Monkton visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Al-
vin Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Johns left
on Monday for Halifax, N.S,
and points in the United States
for two weeks, They will attend
the wedding of their son, Stan-
ley Ross, in Halifax on July
8.
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Happenings in
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Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Thac-
ker and family attended the
Hazelwood reunion at Stratford
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang-
ford and family visited Sunday
with Mrs. E. Trewartha of
Hohnesville. Mrs, Thewartha
returning with, them for a
while.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Lambert
and family of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Carman Rinn and family
of St. Marys were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Thomson,
Mrs. Gertie Thomson re-
turned to her work at St. Ma-
rys Memorial Hospital Sunday
after spending the past two
weeks holidaying.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones and
family were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gover of
Thorndale.
Mrs. Lottie .Tones of Mitchell
spent a few days with Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Jones.
Miss Ruth G. Hooper of Tor-
onto is spending the holidays
with her parents and attending
summer school at London Tea-
chers College.
Jimmy Mossey spent Friday
with Mrs. Jas. Mossey and
Mrs. Cecil Mossey.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Mossey and Mrs. Jas.
Mossey were: Sunday morn-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Ste-
phens of Anderson; Saturday
evening-. Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Martin of Exeter; Mon-
day evening, Mrs. Jack Thorn,
son, Sharon and, Mary Lou.
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