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TE, , .ET , • N:T IQ,'THURSDAY MORNING* OCTOBER 20 9 For Meet Honor Two boys and two girlstied tor top honors at the 'L''xeter t+ttblie iSehool track and field Meet Friday. ll:'red ' Ward, the interm• ediate winner, and. John Nagel, the jun- ior champ, scored 2.6 points each to tie for the title of 'Overall Boys* Champion. fDoinn& Bridges, w110 won the senior division, and Judy iSeel- grorve, the intermediate winner, both compiled; 18. points to share in the iOverall. Liras' iChampion honors. Tile meet was conducted at the community park Friday afternoon under the supervision •of J?rin- cipai A,. B. Idle and a committee composed of Chairman (Ronald Heimrick, 'Miss Nancy m Sinasae and 'Garfield Baker. (Recreation Director Doug ►Smith assisted with the meet. •Most of the students at the Sehaol partieipated in the activ- ities making keen competition in all events. shawl Nagel, and aim 'McDon- ald tied for senior boys' e11awp- ion. 'Brian 1 weitzer won the pee- wee championship. Junior .girls' ehampion 'eras Bonnie Turvey and the pee -wee winner was. Dianne Miller. Senior Boys Champion --(tie) Simon Nagel tind Jim MacDonald, 13 points each. Runners-up---(tle) Ross Gould and Bob Armstrong, 9 points each. 100 -yard dash—Jhn MacDonald, (12 secs.), Dan MacDonald, Ross Gould. Running broad Jump—Jim MacDon- NQ YOU CAN GET A MULTI-PURPOSE PUMP with F&W DEPENDABILITY • • Complete Line Of NEW PUMPS 1 Deed Duro Pump Complete (Like New) 1 Used Beatty Shallow Well Pump Litter Carrier and 'Track, Barn Door O.' rack & Rangers, Water Bowls, Hog Waterers, Ete. Dealer Doug Triebner Phone (120-W12 Exeter Don't Be Taken L .S For A Ride ON ANTI -FREEZE. w We have the best at the lowest price. It's fully guaran- i, teed, toll quality oral -freeze. Don't get hooked by the high -price or unknown brand. racket. Buy from us.. e suNu! rnsnawcnseao ESTO BRAND ANTI -FREEZE BUY IT FROM US AT 3j0PerGal 11 ASBESTONOS: ETHYLENE GLYCOL Permanent Anti -Freeze (Same .Guarantee As Prestone) der �cll� I I Ron Westrnan's Sports And Auto Supply PH6NE 211 `Wholesale laid Retail PHONE 791 aMini"iieOM110011010/0014 10Wi iniliiiMii,irilnnniining0 atti bell-tree,iffiliMliva"unluiih-loiiMuiiMiui�' i axronold (141 1"), (toss G etdd, Vol) .Arxn- g. Standing broad altmp---Bob Arm - Jones. stron5 (1' 1"), Simon Nagel,, Bob. Hon, step and jump --Simon ,Nagel (28` ti"), Bob Armstrong, Doug Kel- son. High jump --Simon Nagel (3'8"). Jim Flennessey, Olen Dorton. Shot Put Ross Gonial (33'), Jitn MacDonald. Den MacDonald. Intermediate Soya Champion—Fred Ward, 16 .points. Runner -up --+Dale Tervey, 13 points. DaleyTurrvey,ard dash—'red. Sanders. (19 secs,), Running broad lump --Dale ',purvey' Kni(13' ght• 8W 1"), Fred Ward, Dean lrte- Standing broad tame—Jim Jones (7` 1"), Dale Tervey, (31U Harvey. Hop, sten and junco—Fred Ward (27' 2"), Ted Sanders, Dean Mc- Fiight. jump—Ted Sanders (4' 4"), Fred Ward, Dale Turvey. Shot put—Wes Sims <29' 10"), Bill Heywood, Jack Stephan. .il+nlar Boys Champion—John Navel (16 points). 13unner-up—Fred Wells (14 points). 50 -yard dash --J o b n Nagel (7111 secs.), Fred Wells, Peter ¥cFalls, Running broad lump-39hn Nagel (11' 62'), Fred Wells, Mervyn Taylor. Standing broad jump, John Nagel (6' .6'2), Fred Wells, Ray Ward. Running high Jump—Fred Wells (3' 5"), Peter McFalls, John Nagel, Softball throw Robert Schroeder (98'), Leroy Gould, 12ay Ward. Bean bag in tire—Jim Carscadden, Gary Ford, Philip Dzioba, Senior Girls C h a m p i o n—Donna Bridges, 18 points. Runner-up—B a r bar a Hodgson, 8 points, 75 -yard dash—Donna Bridges (10 secs), Barbara Hodgson, Marjorie Hodgert. Runningbroad jump, Barbara Hodg« son (13' 3), Donna Bridges, Marion Belling. Standing broad jump—Donna Brid- ges (6' 7"), Marjorie Hodgert, Doro- thy Heywood. High Jump -Donna Bridges (13' 19"), Carol Gibbons, Dianne Ryckman. Softball throw—Dorothy Heywood (105' 10"), Dianne Ryckman, Eleanor Heywood. Bean bag •in tire toss—Shirley Swartzentruber, Jacqueline Hannah, Marion Belling. Intermediate Girls C h ani p i o n --Judy Snelgrove, 18 points. Itunuer-up — Anne Hockey 9 points. 75 -yard dash -Judy Snelgrove (101% secs.), Anne Hockey, Carol Mc- Curdy. Running broad jump—Anne R ockey, (32' 3 e), Judy Snelgrove, Martha ochrane. Standing broad Jump—Judy Snel- grockoveey. (6' 7"), Betty Dixon, Anne H High jump—Judy Snelgrove (3' 4"), Carol McCurdy, Teena Van der Neut. Softball throw—Marlene MacMillan (84' 9"), Dianne Delbridge, Eileen Cooper. . Bean bag in tire toss—Marie Brint- nell, Annie Iran de Worp, Mary Shaw. Junior Girls C•h a m p i o n— Bonnie Turvey, 11 points. Runner -up ---Linda Waiper, 10 points. 50 -yard dash—Bonnie Turvey (7'h secs.), Linda Wainer, Helen Hend- rick. High jump --Marilyn Frayne (3' 3''), Carolynne Simmons, Linda Wainer. Softball throw—Margaret H o av e y (65' 8"), Joan Dettmer, Linda John- son, Bean bag in tire toss—Loretta Haley, Linda Johnson, Carolyn Har- ris. Standing broad jump—Helen Hend- rick (5' 1.0%"), Linda Waiper (5' 5"), Bonnie Turvey (5' 12'). Boys' slow bicycle race—Harold Blanchard, Gordon Snell, Frank Boyle. Girls' slow bicyle race—Bonnie 1Io- garth, Grace MacKenzie, Bonnie Doerr. Pee -Wee Girls Champion—Dianne Miller, 10 points. Runner -up --Elsie Gosar, 8 points. 50 -yard dash, Sheila Fahner, Elsie Gosar, Jetske Vanderheide. Running broad jump—Dianne Miller, Jeanne Mooney, Linda Bunter-Duvar. Standing broad jump—Jetske Van- derheide, Linda Hunter-Duvar, Helen Campbell. Running high jump—Dianne Miller, Mary Bakker, Jeanne Mooney. Softball throw—Elsie Gosar, Donna Smythe, Margaret Snelgrove. Bean bag in tire toss—Jean Dzioba, Jean Mooney, Linda Hunter-Duvar. Pee Wee Boys Champion—Brian Sweltzer, , 13 points, Runner -up --tarry Idle, 9 points. 50 -yard dash—Larry Idle, Larry Gould, Jimmy' Kerslake, Running broad jump=Brian Sweit- zer, Larry Idle, Larry Gould. Standing broad jump—Brian Sweit- zer, Larry Gould, Hank Gosar. Running high jump—George Arm- strong, Brian Sweitzer, Ronnie Cor- nish. • Softball throw Micky Schroeder, Larry Jones, Larry Idle, 13ean bag in tire toss—Larry Wil- Jert, Bobby Taylor, David Beavers. Wee -Wee Boys Running race—Paul Sims, Enke Nagel, Hans Zeehuisen. Bopping race—Freddie Simmons, Eddie, Dykstra, bonnie Wolfe. Wee -Wee Girls ' Running race Linda Wells, Sheila Keller, Sue .Ann Linidenfield. Kick-the-slipper—M a r y Cochrane, Elizabeth Ellerington„ Wendy Doerr. Report From Harpley lay DHSS M. HOI)GINS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ridley and Jean spent last weekend with Mrs. Minnie Oliphant in Burling, ton. 'Mrs. Arthur Walper of it ie1i8r Creek, Alberta, Mrs. Ridley's aunt, passed away oa Tuesday evening last.. Messrs, Glen and Jim Love, Mr, Wm, Love and. Mr. Vinery Desiardine of Grand Bend alt - tended the plowing i mtt h on Thursday at Leamington. I Sell It Comments About Creditor 14X0$. INV(4)04441* A. And 'Plans for the coining bazaar were completed; when the Wom- en's Association and Missionary Society of the TJnited Church met on Thursday. Worship service was led by Miss M. Clambers and the Study Book eras reviewed by Mrs. Garfield 13111. Mrs. W. Mack presided for the iW,M,S..and reported .tin the recent convention held at Grand Bend, and On the purchase at books, Mrs. 1T. 'Metz 'was in charge of W.A. business. 1Sevex+ai items were discussed and plans .com- pleted for tile bazaar and tea be- ing held on Saturday, November 5. Roth soeieties will hold elec- tions at the November meeting, nominating. committees were ap- pointed for W. M. Matz and Mrs. 33. Lampert, 'for W.A.--Mrs. Jas, Mawhinney and Mrs. J. Woodall, Afternoon host- esses were Mrs. A. Pfaff, Mrs, J. Maw'hinneY and Miss M. Chamb- ers. bier's Day Men's Day Service was observ- ed in the Evangelical Church Sunday morning, The men of the church were in charge of the service and rendered two muse, cal numbers, 'Mr. Carfrey Cann of Exeter was guest speaker. )*lowers adorning the rostrum were in memory of Mrs. Annie Haist, placed by Mrs, Wm. Roess- ler and family, and flowers plac- ed by Mr. Bert Paste were in memory of his mother. Rear Evangelist Graham Many of our residents attend- ed the serviee of Evangeltst'Rev. Graham in Toronto Wednesday evening. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs.. Freeman Morlock, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finlc'beiner, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ra)tz, Mr, and Mrs. Emmery Fahrner, Miss Ella Morlock, Dr. Lulu ,Gaiser, Mrs, R, Molitor and Miss Lillian Haist, Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. 'William Wright returned last week from a motor trip to' the West Coast. Mrs. T. Spence of Toronto spent several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson, Little Miss Diane Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, who has been a pa- tient in •St. Joseph's, Hospital, London, for the past ten days, is showing some improvement, and her many little friends hope she will have a speedy return home. Mr. and Mrs. James Schroeder of London visited on Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. 'F. W. Clark, Miss Agnes Lamport .and friend of Detroit spent the Weekend here, Mrs. S. Lamport who spent some time in Detroit returned to her home here. Mr. Ezra Oestricher of Wind- sor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Qestrieber. ` Mr. Art Bailey of .St. Cathar- ines spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. 'Carl Radford. Miss Gertrude Beaver a•n..d friend of Detroit were weekend guests with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Berge and Mrs. H. Clark and Mr. O. Pfaff have returned from a motor trip to Manitoba. Charlie Was a tavern keeper, an ideal family man and good citizen, Elia tavern was run strictly ac- cording to regulations. At a big dorrlrinunity get.,togeth, er in the park, drinks were avail. able in abundance, beer and soft drinks. t;'harlio' drank orange pop. Chided by a friend, "Where's your favourite brand Charlie?* he re - Plied, "This is it:' "What! Why not beer?" "I Bell It?" was Charlie's' reply.k 0447t,, "Old at 40,50,60?" — Man, You're Crazy Forget your ages Thousands are peppy at 70. Try "pepping up" with Ostrex. Contains tonio for weak,• rundown feeling due solely to body's lack of iron which many men and women On "old." Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep, younger feeling this very day, Neal get acquainted" size only 60c. For sale) at all drug stores everywhere, Usb.arne Assessment alp To ,assessment of 1Jsborie town. ship 'has increased. 51,200 to .$2, 681,250, Assessor H. H. G. Strang reported to council at a recent meeting. Population, of the, town- ship is up slightly to 3,638. Tile assessment includes: Janus, $1,609,744 less woodlot exemp— tions of $135304; buildings, 41,- 200,000; and business, $6,000. +Court of revision ion the 4'011 will be held November 7 at .3 p,rn. Grants of $'60 each to the Itirk- ton Agricultural Society and the Exeter Agricultural Society and $25 to .the South 'Huron Plow, - men's Association were .approved, Bear Weed Appeal Council disallowed en appeal by Lorne Allen against $26.25 costs assessed him for weed cat - ting On his farm, Lot 11, Con. 13 on ;July 18. The appeal was denied on the grounds there had been • a :complaint and Euron Weed Inspector W. R. Dougall had found 'that entry and ei t ting were necessary to remedy the situation, 'Mr, Allen, his 'father, George Allen and Mrs. Allen spoke for the appeal; Weed Inspector W. R. Dougall also testified. Council appointed ,Reeve Verne Pincombe, William Routley and Clerk Strang to be the laical sen« actors to prepare the juror's list of 158 as required by county of- ficials. Council authorized payment of SHAHS Maintenance levy of $5,.. 264.12. ,Contraetor on the Dykemap, drain was paid balance . oftender price and extras required to com- plete oons'truetion amounting to $500. %Assessment eourt 'of revision adlourhed on February 14 was reconvened to authorize the clerk to make changes in ownership on the '1955 tax colleetor's roll. The following alterations were made; Lot N pt, 6 Con. 1 from 1er'r, Kerr and Walker to Ruth Mahon. Lot S pt. 16, Con, 2 from Gun- ning to Laverne .Heywood. Lot IE A 19-20 Con. 3 from Chambers and parting to Wm. Chambers. Sot 'S A 13 Con. 5 from Gun- ning and Monteith to 'Charles Monteith. Lot s 13 Con. '5 add $100 business a r. n assessment to Hen y Nyhuis on 1906 taxes. 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