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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-30, Page 7Top grid stars get awards The result of a secret ballot to select the top football stars of the 1968 edition of the Huron-Perth champion South Huron Panthers was announced at Thursday's athletic banquet held at the school, Above, school board representative Iry Armstrong is presenting the best back Jim Hayter with his trophy. Uilke Nagel was chosen as the best lineman. —T-A photo Kippen pair feted prior to departure By MRS. NORMAN LONG Wednesday evening friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnson to honor them prior to their de- parture to their new home in Hensall. The evening was spent inplay- ing progressive euchre. Prize winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. Alex McBeath; low, Mrs. John Anderson; men's high, Hugh Hendrick; men's low, KenFaber. An address was read by Alex McBeath and the presentation of a clock made by Bert Faber. Lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Johnson, newlyweds, returned home from their honeymoon last Wednesday. Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Bert Faber were Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Faber, Steve and Patsy, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Pete Terri and Scott were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Brintnell of Kirkton. ed .itv6t. MaryS,Bnilday with their aunt, M. re- Ruth Murray. Mr. & Mrs. T. HPV4X44, Lon don, visitedp*.tprday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Beitans. Miss Barbara nedgs_90. 3vire, David Moffat, Bat 'PO .Richard MOW. sPeUt. Sunday at port Bur, on. Mr. & yrs. Ray Adams, j,on- d9n, Mr. & ;Mrs. BOPP Scale, Granton were sunday visitors' Awarded trophy Miss Wendy Elston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston, RR 1 Centralia and a grade 12 stu- dent received from Medway High School Student Council an award for the most improved girl ath- lete of the year. 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With Texaco's plan that allows you to spread the cost over regular, low-interest, monthly payments, This plan also lets you select the furnace you want, or e'Ven modernize your old one. And -covers acces. soties, hot water heater, fuel tanks and all labout costs. Everything) Once installed, you also get the added reassurance of erexaca's complete Home Xleat Service. We want you to save money ort home heating—so call its today. W. "BILL" Mc FALLS 227 Wetliwoia St. Exeter, Ontario TeL '23t.28110 Your community tekaco Distributor Your Blood is Always Needed • • Ssiti* * IA A : 6.1,0titi tiONOlk * • S S . Ontario meet Tit/1a0AtiVocatO. May 30 1 pMP 7 I • • , Hens°.11 gains pair of wins tn. first _boll outings Whalen athlete is four h WWI Mr, 4c :V141. *UM Neil, Mr. Mrs,, Laverne M9r1elto, Mrs. Art Abbott attended a social evening andpresentation at Bidduiph centrai School on Friday evening honoring Mrs. Mary Bowman, who is retiring from the teaching •Staff at Intd- Aomm*r. During.the evening Mrs, Bowman was presented with .a elock and Mirror from the school heard and teachers. Mrs. Bow- . Man "has Spent 1P yea.r ras TO, teacher.. Mrs, wm. Free.*'Mr, *Airs. Wn4 Morley attended the RCA1' at Bicigetown, Tuestlay. . $4 Mrs. Cecil Squire and Bill were :in Exeter, Sunday visit- ing Mr. & Mrs. B; Squire, Mr, & Mrs. prank Derbyshire, Melbourne, were gueete Sunclay with Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman. Mr. & Mrs, Cleve. Pullman entertained Mr. & Mrs. Bob Brig,- hem and family Friday. Saturday the Brighams left by plane to reside at Tulsa, U.S., If two gatPes are any indtca - ▪ tion of what is to come during the rest of the season, the Hen- aall intermediate baseball team alibUld have a g990 year trINiirpn, Perth cuMpetition, One of two new eatrleP in the Popular district baseball gr9uP- • ing, Hensall won their first two starts over Zurich and Dash- wood. The unnamed Hensall team downed.thp Zurich Lumber Kings in Zurich Prlday by a 3-1 count and edged the Dasbwood Tigers 9-0 in Hensall, Sunday, • COACH SAVES TWICE Playing coach Steve Kyle was the big gun for Herman in both of their early wins. Kyle, a Hen- sail native but with senior inter county experience with theStrat- ford Hoods, took over on the mound in relief inboth games and struck out the last batter to as- • sure vie • tory for his club. In the Sunday win over Dash- wood, Robert MacNaughton and 13111 Shaddick teamed up to hold the Tigers to three runs over the first eight innings but ran into trouble in the ninth. The Dashwood club scored four • times in the ninth off Shaddick before Kyle came to the rescue. Bill Schade greeted the coach with a single to left driving in an- other run to cut the fiensall mar- gin to a single run before Kyle fanned the last batter. • The Hensall club jumped into an early lead as they scored three times in the third frame and con- tinued their onslaught with four more in the next Wittig/. couple 9f walks, a- Single by Kyle and a denhle frern the batof Bill PhiPehaPe produced t.hefirSt Hensall scaring. Three walks and. OCUIPle 9f wild PiteheS from DaShWeod _starter Davet Ratg along With Bruce Horton 's single ppt Herisall in front 74/ after faur inningS of play. The Tiger$ Were quiPit to get pack. into contention they ScOr- ed three times in the fifth on three walks and singles by JIM Hayter, Schade and Kenpact- er. Hensall completed their scar- ing on Bill Shaddiok's bases empty homer in the bottom of the sixth and another run in the eighth as Shaddick singled and scamper, ed, home pn an errors By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS The Woodham UCW met in the church basement with Mrs. Glenn Copeland at the piano and Mrs. Bob Robinson conducting the worship service assisted by Mrs. Clarence Mills. Mrs. Norman Hazlewood read a story and conducted a contest on Bible children. Readings were given by Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Mrs. Pat Dickey and Mrs. Fred Parkinson. The study book was The fi'Ve -rntlPaShWeod Splurge In the ninth came as the result Of two, a hit, batsman arid. singles by Whitey DenniiiMe Pete Ravelle and Schacla. Bob Webb took taYeT the'Daah,- Wed mound,chores in the lotirth and limited the Hensall club to two runs and four hits the rest of the way,, Playing coach Kyle was alaP the hitting star of the 3-1 Hen- sall •Win ever Zurich 'F riday as he blasted a. key triple in the fifth inning after Bruce Moir had sing- led. Cam MacDonald and Robert MacNaughton shared the Hensall pitching duties until Kyle took over for the last batter. Dick Bedard went the distance on the hill for Zurich. taken by Mrs. John. Rodd. Business was conducted by the President, Mrs. Ellis Strahan PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland attended a party at the Biddulph Central School Friday evening held in honor of Mrs. Mary Bowman who is retiring. Messrs David King of Toronto and Bill Pinkney of port Credit Were weekend visitors with the former's parents, Rev. & Mrs. John King and June. Mr. John Barley is a patient in Victoria Hospital and Mr. Edgar Mills a patient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Garrett and family of Edgewood visited Satur- day evening with Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl. Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Cole of St. Marys were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johns and family, Mesdames Lloyd Jaques, Law- rence Beckett, Fred Parkinson, Ellis Strahan, WmL Spence; Harold O'Brien and Miss Jean Copeland attended the pen pal supper for the Kirkton WI in Anderson United Church Thurs- day evening. Mrs. Josie Keizer and Teresa of London visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Beckett, Jacqueline and Geraldine.. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Kennedy were Sunday visitors. Mrs. Gerald Brintnell attended the graduation ceremony at the University of Guelph Friday when Barry Brintnell received h i s Bachelor of Science and Agricpl- ture Degree. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, De Wys, varna and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Penhale, Ricky and Wendy of Bayfield. Miss Barbara Dales of London visited Mr. & Mrs. John A. Coop- er over last weekend. Mr. & Mrs. E Sproal of Exeter visited an evening last week with Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Mellis. Mr. & Mrs. Louis Kirk, Louise and Paul visited Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kirk at Port Stanley. • Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones were Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter, Myron, Lynn and Gail of Guelph and Mr. Tom Toner of Cooksville. Sunday visitors included Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Ashworth of Den- field, Jim Swetizer, Shipka, Don Towton, Zurich and Mrs. Pearl Love, Varna. Mrs. Russell Consitt was ad- mitted Wednesday to Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. John Long of Owen Sound spent a couple of days last week visiting Mrs. N. Long. Thursday they, visited Mr. & Mrs. James Armstrong at Staffa. By MRS. M. H. ELSTON Friday evening Miss Sheila Elston was a guest at a recep- tion held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Webb of Hyde Park in honor of their daughter, Nora who was one of the graduates who graduated on Friday from Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Melville Buswell and daughters Pearl and Jean attended anniversary service in Crediton United Church, Sunday, it being of special interest to Mrs. Buswell as the minister, the Rev. Gordon C. Hunter of Hamil- ton, who is executive director of Faith at work in Canada was a former minister of Mrs. Buswell while living in Toronto. Mrs. M. B. Elston accompanied by Mrs. Heber Davis visited their cousin in Granton, Monday, MISS Hilson Stanley who is nearing her 99th birthday. She has good health and memory. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kemps and John of London spent Sunday With the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Atkinson. Mrs. George IVicFalls, Miss Joyce McFalls and Mrs. Artie Meralls attended anniversary service at St, Patrick's Church, Saintsbury, Sunday. Mrs. Phyllis RoentAil has mov- ed to Manitoulin Island, where she will operate a Motel. Carlene will fellow at end of School term, Mr, & Mrs. Hi Prance visited Mr. & Mrs. Oeo. Bullock, Zurich, Friday. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Holt sold their farm and are Moving to 'red Flemings house at the Bans Berm*, farm operator at the Haig Patin, states over 1,000 sires of corn have been sown With two farms yet to be sown and will sow 100 acres of flax. fie -e5[pects a retorcl season. Mr, John Prance, Exeter visit- ed Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance, Friday. Mr. & Mrs..R. PranCe and ,Joe AdarnS Were in London, Monday.- John Wilson is in the dOctorls care, By MRS. FRANK ,SQUIRE, Ron Tullman pfMesimflpio, ed feerth in. the 440ryarci dash at the Ontario Federation Second- ary School athletic association 044 and „field champienShips Toronto, Saturday. Mrs., Percy Noggins, Nim Pternien kialginS and Mrs. Allen Hodgins attended the Ptoceeen amulet, chancel guild meeting at Huron College, Doncloa, Monday.. W. J. Finkbeiner and Joanne Went to 1.4st9Wei Sunday and ed Mrs. 0, H, Finitheiner• MTP. Evelyn White, Mrs. Bar- 910 Pell and Helen, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pariiinson, London, spent Saturday with Mr. Freak Park- inson and Glenn, Mr. & Mrs. Torn Simpson Jr. Owen Sound, were recent •callers with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Mr. & Mrs. Peter Goudsward and Joey, Melrose were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Morley. Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins and. Grant were; Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kilpatrick, Miss Margaret /y1cLeOti, London, Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Baker, Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins and fam- ilY, Mr. & Mrs. Clare Bryan and family, Mr. & Mrs. Allen Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hodgins. Mrs. Laverne Morley and Mr. & Mrs. Art Abbott were among those who attended the FWTAO dinner meeting at 4:30 on Thurs- day at Biddulph Central School. Mr. & Mrs. Andy Langton, London, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Duffield. Mr. & Mrs. KenHocigsonvisit- congratulations to the Emmanuel Baptist*Church from HEYWOOD BROS. PAINTERS Exeter 235-1057 congratulations to the EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH on the occasion of their opening L. H. Turnbull & Son Ltd. DRAINAGE & EXCAVATING R.R. 2, GRAND BEND 238-2006 We are pleased to congratulate The Emmanuel Baptist Church on the occasion of their opening HUNT WINDOWS ITI`MN) SUPPLIERS OF IDOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS HWY. 135, LONDON Women at Woodham hear many readings By MRS. SANFORD HUTTON Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Fulton, Steven, paul and David, Stratford visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Diane. Freddie and. Frances Wilkin- son, Exeter, are visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Freeman Borne. Miss Margaret Brock, Strat- ford, visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Brock and Dennis.