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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-08-11, Page 7.SHOP At WILSON 'S JEWELLERY • & GI TS EXETER PLEASING you PLEASES US Greys start play tonight Henson lose in playoff opener attack with a single and triple, but most of the team's runs came from free passes issued by the St. Marys hurler, who walked four in a row in the fifth when Hensall scored two of their markers, runs in the bottom of the frame off the slants of June Chuter, but Hensall pulled to within one run with another pair in the third, with the help of two errors. The winners wrapped the game up in the fourth with two more tallies and pulled the game well out of reach with two more in the sixth. GREYS LOSE Besides losing their contest to Hensall, the Exeter Greys finished the season on a sour note as they dropped another tilt and tied one, that being a 10-10 contest with Brussels. Again the Greys failed to hold Up an early lead as they allowed Brussels five tallies in the fifth and three more in the seventh. That late inning ;Wising left the Greys trailing, but they picked up three of their own in the final at bat to post the tie. In the other game, they were humiliated by a 22-2 count against St. Marys. The latter opened the game wide open with 14 big tallies in the third, Only 29 batters faced the St.. Marys hurler as she repeatedly sent them back to the bench in order. Couples mark 20 years wed A Mb anniversary party was held Saturday, July 30, in Rus- seldale Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Coward, Kitchen- er, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hod- gert, Milwaukee, 'Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hodgert, London, with 80 in attendance. The evening was spent in danc- ing to Nelson Howe's orchestra assisted by Roger Christie on the saxophone. Following lunch an address was read by Mervyn Hodgert and each couple was presented with money. In charge of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hodgert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates. The ilensall Golds dropped their first genie in the round- robin playoff between them- selves, Exeter Greys and Bruce- field, when they came out on the short end of a 9-4 count against Brucefield, Monday. The Greys get their first taste of the series when they host the Brucefield gals on Thursday and they play Hensall here on Satur- day. Only other game In the coming week pits. Exeter against Hensall in the letter's park on Tuesday. Each team plays four games in the round-robin, with the top two squads facing each other in another set to determine the team to face the northern win- ners. Hensall started off in fine fashion Monday as they plated two runs in the top of the second when Eleanor Shiels connected for a triple and Marian McNutt tagged a single. Brucefield exploded for five Pair return to England Gets whopper in Mexico While on his honeymoon in Mexico, Conrad Sitter caught this huge sailfish in the Pacific Ocean off the Bay of Acapulco. The fish was over eight and a half feet long and weighed some 120 pounds. The hotel in the background is where Mr. and Mrs. Sitter (nee Bonnie Hogarth) spent four days of their stay in Mexico. No radiator. No water to boil over. No hose to leak. No rust. No water pump. No anti-freeze. No flush ing. No cracked block. No big gas bills. No large repairs. No wonder you see so many • SPLIT PAIR Rounding out the regular sea- son play, the Golds split a pair of games as they nipped the Exeter Greys by a 10-9 count and were whipped 12-4 by St. Marys. The Golds scored nine runs in the bottom of the sixth to record the comeback win over Exeter, They were trailing 6-1 at the time. Exeter opened the scoring with their six tallies in the third frame, paced by doubles off the bats of Ann Cronyn and Connie Kernick. Jan Bennett had a single and Hensall helped the cause with one error and a walk. Mary Lou Hyde toured the sacks for Hensall after hitting a single in the bottom of the third, being driven in by Linda Regan. Things remained scoreless un- til the big Hensall uprising. Eleanor Shiels paced that inning with a homer and a single, while Linda Regan picked up a single and double. Mary Lou Hyde hit for a triple and singles came from Marian McNut t, Muriel Ferguson and June Chuter. Two walks, a Hensall error and a single by Janice Loader accounted for three runs for the Greys in the last frame, but they could only pull within one run. June Chuter picked up the win and Pat Down was the loser. In the contest at St. Marys, Hensall fell behind by four runs in the first two innings and were never in contention, as they lost 12-4. Eleanor Shiels paced the Golds Vets remain on top in rec loop action loaded homer in the Kin's big fifth frame. Virgil McNab and Don Bell shared the pitching duties for the winners, while Jim Warren and Lyle Little toiled for the losers. Exeter Legion continue atop the Rec league softball standings, taking two straight wins over the past week. Bowling Lanes and Kinsmen are in a tight battle for the runner-up position. The Vets outlasted Centralia 16-11 and shut-out Kinsmen 4-0. The Bowlers blasted Centralia 16-4, edged Teen Towners 3-0 and were clobbered by the Kin club 20-12. In other action Teen Town downed Centralia 8-4. HOMERS KILL CENTRALIA Four home runs, three coming in the third frame powered the Lanes to an easy 16-4 win over C entralia. The Russell brothers, Jim and Bob, and Ron Bogart smashed the long balls as the Lanes tallied seven times in inning number three. The other round-tripper came from the bat of Joe Wooden in the second. Jim Warren and Gord Slaght combined on the bowlers mound to gain the victory. By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless bid goodbye to the former's ne- phew, Phillip Murless and his friend (Bill) Mr. W. J. Bullock who left New York for Chester- shire, Eng. after spending three months in Canada. Mrs. Miner Henry visited her daughter and family, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Downing, in Chatham and also in Sault Ste. Marie, U S and northern Michigan. Cpl. & Mrs. Al Boggs, Vicki and Tracey and friends Mr. & Mrs. Rex Miller and Jill, Trenton spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless after camp- ing last week at Pinery Park. Mr. & Mrs. Orton Letherland and daughter Dianne, Toronto, visited with his sister Mr. & Mrs. Rae Neil last week. Mr. & Mrs. David Kestle at- tended the wedding of Miss Marie Kestle, Sebringville, and Donald Schmidt at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Tavistock. Mr. & Mrs. David Newman, Lucan, were alsc guests as well as Mrs. Emily Kestle, Exeter. Cindy Banks, Sarnia, and Rose- mary Simpson, Kirkton, are visi- ting Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Simp- son. Mrs. Margaret Estes, Royal Oak, Mich. visited her daughter, Mrs. David Kestle, last week. Jack Fuller. PLUMBING & HEATING MAIN STREET HUNTER-DUVAR & SONS LTD. TEL: 235.1100 320 Marlborough South 235-0684 Antique cars carry guests VETS BLANK KIN In an exciting and fast moving contest, Wednesday, the Legion shut-out the Kinsmen 4-0. Dune Mousseau was in fine form on the Legion hill, facing only 26 men in the seven inning game and allowing but two safeties. Mousseau won his own game in the fourth, doubling to left after Jim Pinder and Cy Blommaert had reached the paths with sale hits. Jim Finnen and Murray Brint- nell also crossed the pan to complete the Vet scoring. COLOR TELEVISION KIN BLAST LANES In Monday night action, the Kinsmen tallied five times in the first and never looked back as they outlasted the Lanes. Doubles by Dave McCutcheon and George Pratt, three con- secutive walks and a single from the bat of Jim Hewitt produced the opening Kin markers. The winners added four more in each of the third and fourth and finish- ed with a five run outburst in the fifth. The Lanes biggest threat came in the fourth when five runners crossed the plate. Bob Russell tripled and brother Jim and Lar- ry Stire contributed two-baggers in the big frame. A homer from the bat of Ken Jackson with two on was the big Kinsmen blow in the fourth. Al Flynn and Jim Russell blasted circuit clouts for the Lanes in the sixth, both with the bases bare. Bill Rowe poked a bases ELECTROHOME ELECTROHOME Women at Staffa travel to London STARTS SEPTEMBER 1 Ronnie have returned home from a motor trip to the east coast. Our local channels are already telecasting experimental programs CAUTION! McKELLAR REUNION The McKellar reunion was held in Seaforth Lion's Park, August 7 with the attendance of 70. The new officers for the 1967 re- union are: President, Everard Kerslake; vice-president, Donald Wallace, Carlingford; sec.- treas., Mrs. Ross Houghton; lunch committee, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKellar, Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wallace, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miller; Oldest man present was Lin McKellar; oldest lady present, Mrs. Sadie Scott; longest mar- ried couple, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coiquhoun; latest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc- Kellar; youngest grandmother, Mrs. Marjorie Drake; youngest granddad, Gordon Scott; youngest one present, Murray Drake age four months; birthday nearest to day, Miss Judy Wallace; lady with most buttons on dress, Miss Judy Wallace. Sports followed with a picnic supper. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Staffa WI members and friends enjoyed a bus trip to London, visiting the General Steel Wares in the morning, then on toSpring- bank for lunch. After lunch they toured the CNIB Tweedsmuir Hall and then to the Hyland Theatre to see and enjoy ',The Sound of Mu- sic". After supper a couple of hours shopping was enjoyed. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Fell have returned home from a motor trip to the western provinces. Miss Fay Templeman is visit- ing for a few days with Miss Shar- on Knott, Carlingford. Patti Norris is holidaying this week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Burleigh and fam- ily at Sauble Beach. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Longman, Londesboro visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and fam- ily. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Armstrong and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scott and If you are considering buying your color TV set, please con- sider the following: By MRS. M. H. ELSTON BIDDULPH Mr. & Mrs. Ken Adams, Larry and Randy of Orono and Mr. Dan Hall, Oshawa were weekend visit- ors with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. J. Dickey and family. They arrived in a 1923 Model T Ford and a 1939 Dodge which they entered in an antique car rally on July 25 from London to Brighton. Karen Skinner spent a few days with Susan parsons, Hensall. Mrs. Charles Atkinson Spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Kemps, London. Their grand- son John Kemps of London was their guest during the week. LAC Morley Allen and Mrs. Allen of Belleville and family are holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston, also Misses Nancy and Mary Lou Tindall of Lucan with their cousins Sheila and Wendy Elston. Mrs. Ellen Flanagan of Lon- don spent a few days during the week with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blair. Brian and Valerie Denham of Kirkton spent a few days with Larry and Dianne Skinner. Mrs. Ross Lester of Brigden, Allan and Charlene celebrated her birthday with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alex McFalls. Their daughter Birdine RN of Detroit spent a couple of days also with her parents during the week. Rev. Frank Trudgeon and Mrs. Trudg eo n of Macklin, Sask., visited during the week with M. H. & Mrs. Elston. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Geo McFalls were Mrs. Irene Hicks and son Bill of Clio, Michigan. Mrs. Geo Fesard of Detroit, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Parker of Woodstock visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Carl Theander. HOWEVER it must be borne in mind, that color TV sets are precision instruments requiring very critical adjustments from time to time. Canadian viewers wiII enter the color era with the additional experience gained caress the border where color was intro- duced some years earlier. As a result, the color TV sets pro- duced in Canada are of excellent quality, capable of providing you with superb reception and color rendition. This service would normally be provided by your dealer who has been specially prepared and trained by the manufacturer. In most cases the servicing will have to be done at your home. If the set is disturbed or transported, all adjustments will be rendered useless. 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