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TING 235-0282.70HURONW Tim,Acivocpte, August 29, 190 Ppge 7 Durham nine shelves C C Winchelsea. By WAt,T.PFt5. Misses„Cheryl and parylAnn penhale of Exeter visited this week with Karen and Janet Kerslake, The 4-H Boys Swine Club held its meeting on Tuesday evening in 'WinclielSen at the home of Mr. Wm, Walters with Mr. Don Pullen of Clinton in • charge of the meeting, Mrs, Lucinda Hayof Egniond- ville„ Mrs. Filmer Chappel of Cromarty visited on Tuesday Mg of London visited. on Sun, day with Mr, and Mrs, Free-. man .Horne, Gary Daym.an :of Kippen is. spending a few days .011 Danny Walters, Bobby Clarke visited last week with the Morgan boys of Thames 'Bead, with Mr. and Mrs. Colin ,Gila: Allan and family, Miss Barbara Ann ,Q1Ifillan spent a couple of days this past week with Mr, and Mrs, Harvey 'Smith .and Beim of .Crecilton and is now visiting:Shirley and. Patricia DayMan„ KipPen, Mr.. and. Mrs, harry NOTICE Tickets for the Exeter Legion Trailer SCHEDULED TO BE DRAWN ON LABOR DAY I now be drawn at Exeter Fair on September 19,1963 Scott, Staffa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamil- ton and son John and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Hamilton attended the Hamilton reunion at Mitchell on Sunday. Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Reg, Findlayson were Mr, and Mrs. Donald Scott, Sharon, Karen, Catharine, Janet and Douglas of Ooderich and Mr. Murray Findlayson and Miss Carol Howe. at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Currie of Dorchester on Sunday, The faintly were cele- Orating their father's sixtieth hirthday, Mr, Bob McKellar met with an accident while playing ball at Zurich on Saturday, Fie Was struck on the face with theball„ breaking his cheekbone, Mr. Eldon Allen is suffering from an infection in his foot, Mr.. and Mrs, Hoy McGhee and Connie visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watcher, Strathroy. Connie stayed with her sister for some holidays. Misses Lois and Patricia Nigh of Seaforth are holidaying with Mr, and Mrs. Laurie Mc- Kellar, B a r b a r a Meikle returned. home on Sunday ater visitingfor two weeks with her grand- parents,. Mr. and Mrs, .1. M. Ibn Imaraff declared senior champion at exhibition Dalton Finkbeiner's Ibn Imaraff was chosen senior champion in the Arabian class at the Canadian. National Exhibition last week. "It's 'a once-in-a-lifetime thrill", said the local breeder. The stallion has placed close before but this is its first major win at the CNE. Copper Imaraff, owned by Ed. Brady, town, placed third in the half Arab class. --T-A photo Mr. and. Mrs. T. Laing left on Tuesday for a motor trip to the West where they will visit with their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Byes and family at Moesejaw, Sask, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and family of Goderich spent the weekend with Mrs, Grace Scott, Miss Nettie Scott of Paisley, andM rs. Jessie Hamilton Were guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Sam McCurdy last week. Miss Scott called on several friends in the village on Satur- day. Mr. T. McCallum, Toronto, was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller.. Mr. and Mrs. John McIllraith of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamilton on Sunday evening, They had attended the Hamilton reunion in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Scott and Alec, Mrs. E. Moore and Mrs. Jennie Wilson visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore and family near Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Storey, Marlene and Lorena of London Were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson of Auburn. Misses Norma Parkhouse and Wanda McLaren of Nipissing visited last week with. Wanda's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren who returned with them for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe and Mr. Lindsay McKellar at- tended the Caledonia Games at Fergus on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker and Kim attended a gathering Creditor-Centralia Coin- bines bowed out of the WOAA Juvenile C playdowns whentheY dropped a long, drawn out con- test to Durham 19-5 on the Cre- cllton diamond Sunday, Durham will now advance to the next round against Forest, The nortbern boys sent seven runners across the plate In the first frame to sew things up early, Five bases on balls, a bunt single and a long triple from the bat of Seppala along with a ground-out accounted for innings The .. The opening scoring, innings..isitors added single tal- lies in each of the next three The Combines hit the score- sheet with a run in the third and two in the fifth. John Franklin plated the first run after walking, advancing on a similar free ticket to Don Vaughn and coming home on Doug Vaughn's single. A walk to Eon Weber, Don Vaughn's booming triple and Rob Harrington's sacrifice fly to centre accounted for the se- cond Crediton-Centralia rally. Durham counted four times in each of the sixth and ninth to send their run total to 19. A couple of solid base hits by the home team off winning hurler Larry Vollett gave the Combines their final pair of markers in the seventh. Dennis Morrissey, in a pinch- hitting role, worked Vollett for a free trip to first and came home on Harrington' s long drive to deep centre that went for three bases. Doug Vaughn con- nected for his second bingle of the afternoon to push Harrington home. Vollett tossed the nine inning route for the winners, scatter- ing five hits, fanning eleven and walking seven. Jim Rattray started for the Combines 'and ran into some control problems in the first inning. The curve-balling right- hander struck out nine oppo- nents once he found the range in his five and one-third stint on the mound. Expert Welding We can make it or fix it Scores well in Grand American.Trap Shoot John Anderson, Hensall, a member of Kippen Gun Club, was one of the prizewinners in the Grand American Trap Shoot at Vandalia, Ohio, over the weekend. Although his earnings haven't been announced, they may reach $500. In the first day, he hit 93 out of 100. He was the second highest Canadian the second day with 97 out of 100 in a competition which drew over 2,500 entrants. He finished the three-day Shoot with a 92, from a 22-1/2-yard distance. Starting right fielder J im Pfaff took over in the sixth and finished the contest giving up five safeties while striking out the same number. Electric & Acetylene WE BUILD TRAILERS AND OTHER CUSTOM UNITS SEE US FOR REMINGTON CHAIN SAWS DON MacGREGOR PHONE 235-1273' EXETER home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lewis, Minden. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta and family spent the weekend at Grand Bend. Hensall and Dashwood mid- gets are tied at one game each in their best-of-five WO AA group final. Each team has won their games away from home to date. Dashwood took the first game in Hensall Thursday by a 5-3 count and the bean town boys came back in Dashwood Tuesday to win 6-0. The third game is scheduled for the Hensall diamond tonight, Thursday, with the fourth in Dashwood Friday. Here's the bike every boy and girl would just love to ride to school on ... and look at the price tag ... you seldom find a bike of this quality at this low price! 1.4.11MOMPISMIZNITMNIMMUNIMICOM Rugged, yet lightweight, it makes "touring" a real pleasure. Sturdy seamless tubular steel frame with baked-on enamel colours. Non- rattle, gleaming white enamel mudguards with rear reflector for extra safety. Double rubber block pedals; heavy duty easy-rolling tires; deluxe 2-tone saddle; British-built coaster brake for smooth stops. Sparkling chrome-plated handlebars, sprockets, cranks, fork crown and rims. 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Mrs. Jim Barker and Gary is holidaying with Mrs. Don Maguire at Grand Bend. Michael Davis is spending a few days with his cousin, Mr. Leslie Greenlee. Heather Davis and Murial Abbott, Whalen, are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car- roll. Mr. E. B. Smyth, Midland, is spending some time visiting relatives in this community. Mr. Wayne Carroll was a guest on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. L e x Maxted, RCAF Station Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clarke and Jean, Dunnville, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDon- ald, Lucan, and Mrs. and Mrs. Tom Kooy rsc:.ntly. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson are holidaying at the summer Midgets tied in WO final McDONALD IN FORM Cam McDonald was in goe,d form on the Hensall mound Tuesday when he limited the Dashwood youngsters to a single hit in posting the shutout. The winners scored once in the first, three times in the second and twice in the fourth of a short, five-inning contest. 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