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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-07-13, Page 7ON THE SPOT REC NEWS By DON 44ao9.Nr GRAVEI'1 Director of Recreation. Champs declared Champions have been :named in the Minor 1 -louse League for the '61 season, In the Bantam -Midget hard- ball 'division, the Dodgers, cap- tained by Freddy Wells, clowned the Yank ccs 6-2 in a Sudden- death udden• dee 1 t n contest. Other members of the Dodgers included; Doug I'arker, Jake Ny'huis, Allen Thompson, Robert Wolfe, 13i11 ?enhale, Bob McDonald, Bry- en Baynham, Larry Brintnell John Gibbons, Melvin Whiting Basil Crawfold, Bob Higgins Ricky. Boyle and Fred ;Learn Team Captain Gord Green Acre guided the Indians to a sudden -loath league champion- ship victory over the Braves In ,a pee wee slugfest, Bob Beavers, Mark ;Hinton, I-[ank Gosar, Pon Wolfe, Larry Willert, • Ricky Weber, Lester Bohner, Don Morrow, Victor Fulcher and Ikon Durand made up the balance of the winning roster, 'Cats win Wildcats came out on top of the four team girls softball league when they upended the Sluggers In another sudden- death final. Captain of the winning club was. Ann Fairbairn Other members included Marion Bentley, Phyllis Allen, Yvonne Fisher, Karen Hey%oed, ,Linda .Wens, Susan Goman, Linda Blanchard, Brenda Diiiney, Sheila Willert, Joan Campbell, Judy Estcy, Jane Sawyer, Ka- ren Lock, Mary Ann DeVries ,and Louise McBride, All in all, the house league recreation program went over very well, Sixty-six girls par- ticipated in the Senior Girl's League; forty-eight took part in the pee •wee hardball loop; another 37 were members of the squirt (boys) softball league and thirty participated in the .bantam -midget hardball setup. Participants in the four leagues totaled 181. 'Parade on tap With the Exeter Kinsmen Playground in full swing, your six supervisors have set the stage for a monster parade through the Maui Street of Exeter this Friday night (July 14). With all of the kids taking palet who come out to the daily ,prograni at either Queens, Vic- toria -.or Kinsmen Parks, it Hensall tops xeter 6-1 ��,�.,1 Continued from page 6 $`Bogai4, George Wright, and Iry Ford all collected a single each. After scoring four runs in tl}e second the Hensall crew took a 5.0 lead in the fourth when they scored a run do a walk and two more Mohawk errors. They added their last run in the fifth inning on a walk and two singles to give them a comfortable 6.0 margin, The Mohawks started a ral- ly in the last inning when they scored their only runen suc- cessive s .r n g 1 es by Russell, Wright,: and .Johnson. However, ,Bell goo. the ::next man to strike out to end the rally and the .game. Mohawks came up with five daring errors during the eight -uuungs so that only one of Hen- sall's six runs was earned. Exeter manages to have a bad night whenever • they are play- ing in their home park but with a few breaks in the re- maining games the Mohawks could turn into a serious con. tender for top spot. EXETER,— Gravett, 2b; Bo- gart, 3b Hennessey (4); Rus- sell, .,lb, p (2); Wright, ss; Johnson, cf, 1b (2); Strang, if; Nagel, rf, .Heywood (4); Woo- den, c; McKnight, p, Iry Ford, of (2). HENSALL G. Parker, 2h; Moir; ct; Kyle, ss; Bell, p; Horton, 3b; Shaddick, c; 'Bayn- hath, If; K. Parker, ib; Ba- ker, rf, Line score R H E EXETER. 000 000 01 1 7 5 HENSALL. 040 110 00 6 5 3 Kings blank Staffa 8-0 John Masse came lip with another sparkling performance o;i the mound as the Zurich Lumber Kings shut out Stalfa by a eolith of 8.0, Wednesday night, July 5. The speeclballing leftiander fired a no-hitter at the Staffa crew, Masse struck out 12 melsand walked five during the seven inning contest. The win gave him A record of four Victories and no .losses• in Hue. on:Pei'th action so far, "Porky" Wallaee handled the ehtteleing duties for Staffs but he could net 'hatch the stellar Performance turned In by the Zurich Hurler, The chunky Staffa pitcher gave up ten hits to the Lumber Kings and he fanned seven and walked three, The Lumber Kings gave Masse good support by taking an early two -run lead and then adding six more runs in the late tonings: Earl "Cuss" Wagner and. Don O'Brien teamed up at the plate to provide, the Zurleh hit- ting pewee; both of thelia smashed out three singles cacti, Dan Trushinski, banged dirt two safeties for the Lumber Rings while single bate knocks hvere picked up by ,fun Bedard and John Masse, should be quite a show,, Six floats, which will be dee orated by the children througi out this week's program, wi highlight the parade. Floats 0 swimming, Track and Field Square Dancin g, Singing Games,CowboyandIndia Week and i Registration anon wi make the journey from Victo ria ,Park to Kinsmen F'ar starting at 7:0f1 p.m. sharp,. Also included in the final will be three late model cars two bands, the Exeter Fir. Truck, horses and go-carts. When the parade reaches th arena, the kids will go insicl for an entertainment show pu on by the local supervisors This show will consist of skit, sing -song, a filum and pos sibly some square dancing. All in all, it should be quit en occasion. Everyone is wel come. So ,come on out an watch the kids have .some fun This Thursday Don't forget the Kin s In en Playground square dancing will start this Thursday ev Huron group holds picnic Menhbers of lluron County Counpil and their families ga- thered et ktarheur Park, Go- derieh for the Annual picnic on: Wednesday, ,July 5, Winners in races for boys 5 years and under were: M- 1- drew Harper, Kevin Jewitt; ngirls, Barbara Brintnell, lee 1 Leonhardt• boys under Kath. n Goan Malady, Ken y ,eonbar dt; girls, Susan Bisset, Peggy Ii nl : boys n a Y, under 9, John Bee. I1 ker, Billy Empey; 'girls, Su- - san Bisset, ,Arlene Culbert; k boys under 11, Ross Jewitt, Ji111 I-la,'ter; ;girls, Dianne Br - e rington, Martha Hanly; boys under 13, Jini Hayter, Chuck • Becker; girls, Helen Corrin; County Councillors t 1 in e d e walking race, V. ]•3eeker, ex - e warden's timed walking race; t William Jewitt; ladies bean race, Glenyce Jewitt, Diana a Dale; ladies kick -the - slipper, . Iris Becker, Kathy Bisset; ex - Warden's wives walking race, o Mrs. John Durnin; county coun- - chlors' wives walking race, d Mrs, Glenn Fisher; Supper draw went to Harvey Coleman; oldest person, Nel- son Trewartha; youngest per- son, Susan More. Special draw prizes for men ning in the arena from 8-9;30. The event will continue every Thursday evening tliroughou the course of the six week pro gram. Swimming in full swing went to Jim. Coulter, Mackay Harper; women, Martina t Schneider, Mrs. Marie Atkins; county councillors, Dan Beuer- nian, Melvin Crich; county councillors' wives, Mrs. Ma- bel Waikom, Mrs. Avis Bis- set; boys. Charles Becker, Douglas Smith; girls, Helen Corran, Elaine Berry, This week in With, warmer weather finally moving in, kids of all ages are beginning to take full advent age of the swimming classes offered at Riverview Park under the sponsorship of the Exeter Kinsmen Club, To date, some 160 boys and girls have been registered for classes. And still more are coming in. Instructors Martha Cochrane and Heather Strom will continue to accept regis- trations all this week. Two special events have been planned by the two water di- rectors besides the usual tea- ching of swimming instruc- tions. First of all, Miss Cochrane will direct instructions for a swim team, Three classes will be held from .1.2 p.m. Monday through Friday for anyone from 6 to 16 years of age. You don't have to be taking lessons to participate. All you have to have is some basic swimming strokes. Bronze class Miss Heather Strom will con- duct a Bronze Class for all. who have passed their Senior Red Cross tests. This class will start next week and to parti- cipate. you must be 14 years old. The class shouldalso con- sist of at ].east six swimmers. Anyone interested is asked to inquire at the park for the -va- rious times the class will be held. During the first week that the instructors and life guards have been on hand and although the weather has been very chil- ly, close to 500 children, stu- deets and adults usedthe pre- mises of the Riverview Park swimming area. Swim schedule Following is the supervised and :free swimming schedule for Riverview Park, SENIOR — Mon. to Thurs. 2:00-3:00 p.m.; Fridays -11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. INTERMEDIATE — Mon. to Thurs. — 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m-; Fridays — 10:00 a.m, to 11:00 a.m. JUJNIOR. "A"—Mon. to Thurs. 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. JUNIOR "B" Mon, to Thurs. — 3:00 to 3:30 p.m. BEGINNERS Monday to Thursday, "A."-11:00 Pa.m, to 11:30 a.ni.; "B"-11:30 a.m, to 12:00 p.m,; "C"-3:30 p,ni. to 4:00 p.m. SWIIM. TEAM—Mon. to Fri, 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m, SUPERVISED FREE SWIM- MING — Mon. to Thurs. 4:00 p,n. to 5:00 p.m.; 7:00 p,m, to 8:30 p.m.; Friday 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; 7:00 p.m. to 8;30 WEEKENDS -- Under Jack Stephan — 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.ni. and 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Saturday Mornings — 10:00 a.m, to 12:00 p.m, Ray Smith rink captures jitney Ray Smith and Mrs. Fred. Tilley walked off with first prize in Exeter Lawn Bowling Club's weekly jitney Tuesday night. They scored two' wins witha plus of 19. Wes Wateon's rink cane in a close second with two wins and 18 while Bob Ellerington's rink took third with one win and a plus of 16. Those thing that comae t0 the man who waits seldom turn out to be the thing lie's wait- ing for, Dashwood lay MRS. ERVIN RADER (. Personal items Harold Hamatier of London vacationed with his uncle, Herb Willert, Glen Haugh of Solana, Cali- fornia, spent a week's holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Haugh. Mrs. Lloyd Rader is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she underwent surgery. Rev. and Mrs. Merrill James and three boys, John, nine years, Orville, eight, and Paul' three, have arrivedat the Evangelical UB pars o n a g •e from Palmer Rapids. He preachedhis first sermon Sun- day, July 9. Sunday visitors with. Mr. and M>s, , Elgie Rader and boys were Misses Marian, June and Ruthanne Rader, Lloyd Howe, all of London and Fred Miller of Zion. Infant baptized Brian Arthur, :infant son. of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader, was baptized Sunday, June 9 by Rev. Gerald Scholz of Logan in Zion, Luther a n Church. Sponsors were Marian .and Ar- thur Rader. Motorists are getting so con- cerned over the number of miles they can get per tank of gas that the auto .manufac- turers are going to be forced to enlarge the size of the tanks. WHEN RUNNING FREE WITH THE WIND ON DIFFERENT SIDES BOAT ON PORT TACK KEEPS OUT OF THE WAY OF THE OTHER, 0 11116361'0 SI64 SY"e IC AT E. IMI HOFFMAN Ambulance Service DASHWOOD 3 Ambulances 2 stationed at Dashwood 1 at Grand Bend Drivers holders of St. Johns' Ambulance Certificates Properly Equipped ALSO PORTABLE OXYGEN ' Phone Dashwood 70W or Grand Bend 20W THE PALMER METHOD r R Ji I Pee w. win two,:Four co sins lose first -Clinton warn awards Exeter pee -weer n o t e h,e d their third :and :fourth uletoric of the season and suffered their first loss in tlr ee games played flats week, On 'Tuesday, July 4, the local squad upset Winton it their home park. by a seore of 1 14.9. On Thursday, July 6, they edged Hensall 1«T-1; in a tight soueakcv. Exeter their 'r C Li 1first game o s st • n "of,night when the e•'1 n w ayear Tuesday they dropped ah 11.6 count to the visitors from Gunton, Lose first Joint Loueks ,4 nd Mark klinten, s• i:xeter was also helped out in their ef�ort by eight free r. passes Issued by the klensall Jiurlcrs. Thump Minton Exeter peewees• tallied 14 runs on a meagre seven hits when they defeated Clinton 14.2 in Clinton's heme park.. Ricky McDonald paced the • Exeter attack ,by pounding out three hits during the .contest. David'Cowan followed. closely t behind with two singles while Larry Willett and Peter Law- son Will contributed one -base h]ls. • David Cowan r▪ eceived .credit for the Exeter victory although he needed help from Larry Willert ]n the last inning when. Clinton staged a Gate rally that fell short, The Exeter .crew will try to • get back on their winning streak tonite (Thursday) when they play host to Hensall for a game scheduled to start at 6:30. .....�he story in:,.... .............M, -.A Staffa Exeter lost their first con- test of the year after four straight wins when they came out on the short end of an 11-6 count against Clinton Tues- day .night. Clinton picked up six big runs in the first Inning without a hit when the Exeter pitcher issued five free passes and the infield booted the ball three times• The visitors added another four runs in the second inning on two hits and altogether they only inanaged to nick the Exe- ter hurlers for three hits, Exeter picked up three runs in the middle frames and a late rally in the last inning fell short by five runs to give Clin- ton a decisive 11.6 edge, Exeter scattered five hits among five players with all of them going for one base, Ricky McDonald, Larry Willert, Bri- an MacArthur, Uilke Nagel and Mark Hinton • all collected singles for the locals, Larry Willert came on in the third inning for the Exeter squad and he allowed only one run in the next five innings in a fine display of control.. Edge Hensall In their 18.17 win over Hen - sail the local crew came up with six runs in their last time at bat while holding Hensall to four to gain the victory. The two teams battled evenly for four innings before Exeter took a two -run lead in the fifth to win the contest. Hensall picked up 17 runs on four bits and 17 walks during the game, Exeter coach "Red" Loader was giving. some of Ms hurlers a taste of action- for the first °time this year and they proved a little shaky in their :first time under pres- their first time under pres- sure. Exeter nicked the Hensel] moundcorps for ten hits dur- ing the game with Bill Farqu- har picking up three of them. David Cowan,. added ,another two while single hits were col- lected by Peter Lawson, Lar- ry Willert, Brian MacArthur, BY MRS, JOHN TEMPLEMAN Personal items Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Ronnie and Dianne, Mrs. Lorne El- Bolt, Glen and Larry, Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Miller and Paul and Mr, and Mrs, John Tem - eternal] and family attended the Chalmers reunion in. River- view Park in Exeter on Sun- 1day afternoon, Miss Linda. Preszcator vis- ited for a week with Miss Julie Ann Elliott. Sharon and Michael O'Brien, Flint, Michigan, are holiday- ing with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Waiter O'Brien. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dun- can visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs, John Templeman. and family. 'Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller, Cromarty, visited recently with Miss Margaret and James Mil- ler, 111'r, and Mrs. W111. Sparks, Seaford), visited. on • Tuesday with Mrs. E. Templeman. The trouble with the chronic borrower is that he always keeps everything but his word. * * * Isn't it peculiar (hat middle age always starts a few years earlier for the other fellow? 1111111111/111111111111111111111111111111111„11,11111111111111111,1111111111111,111,111111,11111111111! I/1111( 1111111111111111111/, ALF ai N us -- Oil Burners — Hoating, Plumbing, 'Sheet, Metal Work 403 ANDREW ST,, EXETER PHONE 719. d11111111111111A1111111111111111111III/1111111111111111111111211(1.11if111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1110 1110 11 llllll11111 /1111111111/1111II I I I ll 1111I 1111111111111111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111.11111111111111111111116, r S;eicis 8” Spruce Shiplup 7 No.1-21 1CMJ SCARCE F'CE'r' Ib, Asphalt Shingles No Seconds Blue Blend and Red Blend 7.2 PER 5ClUARE: Galvanih©d Steel F oofing 40 Squares or More PER swuARE • Cash and Carry For New Home & Alteration Ideas Contact Your Beaver Lumbar Store for One -Stop Service "Everything from Footings to Ridge" PHOisiii 48 EXETER 11116,II/1111/1111111l11111,l11,,1111111[1,1,11,1,11, 11211111[IIEI111111I11111111,I11111111111e 1,11,1111/(111111111,,111111111111 by Amok! P •f liner 1. CONFUSED BY VIE TERMS OPEN, ,CLOSED AND.SQUARE, USED IN DESCRIBING WBFACE POSITIONS? THE DESCRIP110NS APPLY TO THE DIRECTION IN WHICH THE'CWBFACE POINTS AT THE TOP OF 114E BACKSWING. THE OPEN POSITION sHoWs ms CWBFACE POINTING TOWARD THE GROUND, WITH TIE LEFT THUMB (NOT SEEN) AROUND THE BACKSIDE OF THE SHAFT. A SLICE USUALLY RESULTS. ,10, POO t"c, SpPw DiAliAnted R N[e it t . T.11, .,( Aaeils esearo. orm, Closlw,AND SOUAtE CLUBFACES WHEN' Int SHAet HAS. evtw ROTATED; SC7 THAT THE CWBFACE POINTS IN ANY DIRECTION WWARDS, THEN THE POSITION IS DESCRIBED' As CLOSED. SOME INSTRUCTORS RECOMMEND THIS POSITION, BECAUSE IT DIMINISHES ALL es Tli`E POSSIBILmESOF A SLICE, CARRIED TO IMPACT, iii e,ER, IT WILL OFTEN CAUSE A PULL TO THE li'PT, OR EVEN A SMOTHERED HOOK. THE LEFT THUMB 15 ON 114E FRONT SIDE OF 1HE SHAFT. MORE 14AN4DY TIPS FOR WEEKEND AND BEGINNING GOLFERS ARS 'YOURS IN "BEGINNING GOLF." aun tD¢ P. STAMPED, RETURN ENVELOPE 70 ARNOLD 6-1113.. PALMS I C/O tint NEWSPAPER, 1. TILE SQUARE ro11140N Is BEST. IN Tt115, THE cWBFACE POINTS ON A LINE APPROXIMATELY PARALLEL (OR LEVEL) WITH 7115 GROUND, THE LEFT THUMB IS DIRECTLY UNDER THE SHAFT AS THE BACKSWING Is COMPLETED. GEF USED TO THIS, POSITION BY STARTING 114E CLUBFACE 1N A SQUARE rOsITION, THEN FEELING THE LETT THUMB UNDER THE SHAFT AT THE TOP. %Yij ��?%i/.chi•3.7�:,.,�./,d.J„��,i`,,riyH,� ,, FRIDAY! HOW HARD TO SWING? n Lynn .and •Gail. Gackstetter,. ;.daughters .or Mr. and Mrs. I Arnold Gackstetter, Guelph, , and formerly of the Kippen area, received Kiwanis awards at June Avenue School last week. Gail reeeiyed: recognition for :sports ;and Lynn for special achievement in her grade. They are granddaughters of Mr, and Mrs, William Horney, town, and Mr. John Gackstet« ter, .Dashwood. A cousin, Barbara Stevenson, ' daughter of Air, and Mrs. George Stevenson, the former Jean Cann, Exeter, won a ILi- wanis academic award for standing first in Grade 1 et Tytler public school. GueLnh. Another cousin, a t e wart Rockola, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rockola, the former Margaret Cann, was gived the Kiiwanis award for highest standing in Grade 8 at Central Senior Public School, Guelph. Barbara and Stewart are grandchildren of Mr,. Syivanus' Cann, Bayfield, formerly of Exeter, UNDERWATER LINE To provide electrical service to residents of Pelee island in Lake Erie, Ontario Hydro in- stalled underwater cable 11. miles long. E The Times -Advocate, July ix lobi Let Us Supply You With Rubber Stamps Tho Timc-s-Advocate chineneueeeeeee elmeee eeeeeeeeeeveen111,(1 emelAg1.1, eeU14111.e e111L11 They're cQm►n from London Yes, we new have ;Customers from London. Why don't you join them- and select - J and that Jewellery and Gift for evcrY Pccasion. tt . , r Pleasing You Pleases Us IFIC 1 Austin 8 50 OUR CUSTOMERS SAY: This little Austin 850 will do anything and then some! Acclaimed the car of the year in. 1960, it's lived up to its advance raves. 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