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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-27, Page 9nyoaorrunry,FArrkt,.rN ,15: • -'1.11%.17yr9 01 THE SPAT REC NEWS By DON "BOOM" GRAVETT Director of Recreation Broken Sizes Reg. up to $10.95 $4.98 FAMOUS DACK SHOES Let us measure you for a perfect fit. Very reasonable prices. Have you forgotten ? We have shoes on the ,shelf that have been repaired for a long time, As we are not re- sponsible for articles left over 30 days, these must be picked up within the next month OR WE WILL OFFER THEM FOR SALE! Check your footwear. NEW RUBBER FOOTWEAR Arriving daily, See our prices before you buy. Wuerth's We need your feet in our business. Let us help you walk better. Hot water on tap every clay! You'll have ready • to • use hot water all the time when we deliver LP gas. HOTSON Propane Phone 156W Grand. Bend 5) 5 • published by; Canadian Forest Products Ltd. Makers of the famous PV Brand PlyyinOcks bnd fiardboatlis MASTER- DESIGNED RECREATION ROOMS,: * 116 idea -packed pages, each 14" X 1I". * 6 sensational rooms, complete with plans, cutting diagrams, templates. *.Desks, bars, storage walls, room dividers ... ideas galore! * $3.00 at your building supply dealers - worth much more. BEAVER Lumber 'WER 2354582 So 'Henson and Ares 1ET YOUR, 'RECREATION 'ROOM .BOOK A. A.- Spencer ANO SON !limit 102W 144ritatr" Minor Hockey .Picture Despite the fact that whiter some six or seven weeks Any, Meetings Are being eon- tinuously :held. to seek advan- tageous way- of bettering the. local minor hockey picture. At a meeting In Lupe. last Thursday evening, the newly formed Exeter Minor Athletic Association .entered three sure starters, with a possible fourth, in the She m r e c k Hockey League, Representatives Rev. Bret) De Vries, Gerd Baynham and yotirs truly from the local association entered pee wee, bantam • qe.l midget teams. There is a strong chance that a second midget entry will also participate. This was the initial move by the new association and we feel it was a good one, Plans for our own house league setups should be made public in the very near future, as meetings are being held this week. By the way, anyone interested in coaching, managing, referee- ing, being a statistician or help- ing in any other way, is asked to contact me as soon as pos- sible. We have had plenty of response to our first call for help but we can still use some More. The more active people can become in our program, the better it will he for everyone. The kids love the winter sport and we're sure any adults who participate will also get a charge out of it, So, please don't hesitate to give us a call. We'll be waiting to bear from you. Teen Town Club The Exeter Teen Town Club held two meetings this week, Main reasons for the two get- to-gethers were to outline plans for the coming season and in• stall officers. A local policy with the Teen Town organization is that of- ficers serve a two-year term, With this being the case, the majority of executive position.s remained the same for this sea- son, Serving his second year term. is president John Snell who did such a fine job in '61.'62. First- year term members include vice-president Kathy Smith; treasurer, Bonnie Turvey; re- cording secretary, Laura Mac- Milian; corresponding secre- tary, John filacNaughton; and promotion chairman, Gary Wed- lake, First dance The first Teen Town dance is. slated for this Friday night at the ESeter Arena, The Septem- ber 28 show will be a record- hop. A second record-hop will take place on October 12: Tentative plans were made for a skating party and a Hal. loween dance, We feel that, the local young- sters working on this executive did a fine job last year in help- ing to build up their organiza- tion practically from scratch. Close to 187 members took part in various events operated by the local teen town group last season and it looks as though even more will participate this year. So if you haven't got your season's ticket for this season, purchase one as soon a pos- sible from the executive. Tickets are only 500 for the season, Minor Bowling Minor bowling teams will be formed next week at the Exeter alleys, The registration fee of 250, the same as last, year, will be used again with FREE bowling for the first week of the sehed. • • • ,•d• .................... tile, On. another section of this paper you will find a coupon which you should .fill out and turn into the. alleys during your proper registration time next week. if you do not have a coupon, just bring the rewired information on another piece of paper with you, Registration times are as fol- lows: junior boys and girls, Monday at 4 pen.; bantam boys and girls, (ages .12.19) Tuesday ,at. 4 p,m,, and senior boys and girls (ages 15 and over) Wednesday at 4 p.m. Because of the enormous re- sponse by the boys And girls in this area for bowling, coaches are still being looked for Coach- es are needed for Mondays from 4.0 p.m, and Saturday mornings from 9,30 to 12 noon. feast year close to .210 young- sters participated throughout the various leagues, so one can see the importance of obtaining some coaches. If yoti are at all interested in helping out, please contact Aub Farquhar at the Exeter' alleys, Ruth Durand or yours truly at the Recreation. Office. Square Dance Club Ardent square dance enthusi- ast Doug Grayer dropped us a line to tell, us that the RCAF Centralia Square and Round Dance Club will start their fall and winter season on Monday evenings beginning October I, from 8:30 to 10:30, p.m, Special instruction is being provided with classes being designed to accommodate t h e beginner. Dancing will. be held in the Huron Park Community Centre, next to the Station Guardhouse, not on the station proper, Mr. Grayer extends a cordial invitation to everyone through- out the district to join in the fun, Registration closes on Oc- tober 29, Art Club Efforts are being made to secure a suitable art instructor from London. Because of the loss of Mrs. Ashton, who taught a class of around 18 last year, it will be necessary to bring an instructor in from London. We have word that Mr. Jack Chambers is keenly interested in teaching the local group, Mr. Chambers has had painting ex- perience in Spain as well as in Canada. We should have further information by this time next week. This week in Winchelsea By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS . ... 'rs. Dort Hilton of Van- couver, B.C., and. Mrs, Mar- garet Hawkins of Exeter vis- ited on Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Wm.. Walters and Danny, David, little son of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Prance, had his tonsils removed at South Hur. on Hospital, Exeter, on Wed. nesday, Miss Brenda Martin is a pa- tient in Victoria Hospital in London, having undergone an operation on Thursday. Mr. and Mir& Bill Walters and .Danny visited on Suhday with Mr, and Mrs. Howard Day- man and family at Kippen, Mrs. Florence Brooks of New Westminster, B,C., turned to her home this week after having spent three weeks with her sister, Mrs: Colin Gil. Ellen and relatives. weeps top awards Ry .MRS, , -FRANK OPPlfig.. WIIALW Mr. and Mrs. Normeulledgine and grant attended Seaforib on Friday, Grant had champion steer in the 4-11 Pion OM, the Was also grend champion in the beef showing. He went on to be all around grand champion showman in beef, dairy and swine. Mr, and. Mrs, Art eledgins and family, Clandeboye, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. William Morley. Mr. John Mosey, St. AlarYS, is spending a' few days with. Air, and Mrs, ,Grafton Squire, Air, and Mrs, Alex Baillie spent the weekend in London with Mr. and, Airs. Thee, Simp- son and Miss Cora Nuttycomb. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hod- gins were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyers, London, •, Miss Eileen McKenna left on Thursda , to spend some time with her mother in Belfast, Ire- land. Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Earley, Shirley and, Joan, Kemper!, were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Norman Borlgins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire and Mrs. Ethel Squire, Granton, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Melville Gunning, Mr. and Airs. Stanley Pull- man and family, Staffa., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pullman. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferguson who disposed of their farm a few weeks ago are moving on October 1 to Lucan to reside. Shower Friends and relatives attended a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Cora Morley on Friday evening honoring Miss Ann King of London on her ap- proaching marriage to Mr, Bill Brock. William. Morley assisted Rev. D, M. Guest in the rally day service on. Sunday morning in Pemcm$trottts ,molting relit; At the :home .econoinles, and health meeting of Oreditop WI' Mrs. E. Hendrick gave a de. Monetration on making rolls Miss Norma Westgate, pub- lic health nurse, showed 'pie- lures and gave a talk on her work with, the Eskimo in Northern Canada. The motto "Good food. and good health are life's greatest blessings " was discussed by Mrs. Sam King, Readings were given by -Mrs. W, Heist and. Mrs. I. Finkheiner. Musical numbers were given by Daroi Hendrick who gave a piano. ,solo and Marlene King sang two solos. Airs. Royal Gaiser presided for the program. President Mrs, Earl Neil conducted the business and .ways of celebrating the eelth, anniversary were discussed. efre, W. D. Mack and Mrs. Earl Heist invite suggestions for this event. Colleens meet The Crediton 4-H Club held its third meeting on Saturday, September 22, with 20 in at- tendance, A demonstration was given on stuffed baked pota- toes. Miss Gilchrist, home econo- mist, attended the meeting. The next meeting will be Satur- day, September 29 at 9 o'clock, the United Church. During the service Brian Gary, son of Mr, and Mrs. Gary Parkinson of St. 11.11•••••001M11111.110101•010 - MEN'S DISCONTINUED LINES Black & White Oxfords Personal items Air, and Mrs, Edward Fink- Winer visited with friends at Kitehener and New Dundee last week, Mr. Glen Framer, of SudburY, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Morlock. Miss Sandra .Finkbetner of Aylmer and Mr. ,ferry Vander- worp of Kitehener visited with the forrner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and fam- ily on .Sunday Mr. and. Mrs. John Fuller, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wenzel on. Sun. day, Mr. and :Mrs. Cal Wein and girls, of Exeter were visitors with. Air. and Mrs. Wilmar. Wein on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Preszeater and daughters, .,of London, visit- ed a couple of days with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Preszcator and family last week. Rally Sunday will he observed next, bunday in the United, plumb: with a, combined sere. lei at 10. o'clock. Bally Day will he held. in the atti _church next .Sunday at 10.30 and will be a combined service. ('ph. .and Mrs. Art Bell and :family spent several weeks visiting with their parents and. friends at Port, Borden and Free Town, Prince Edward. island. While on vacation they visited with Mr .and Mrs. Reg. Miller, formerly of Exeter and now stationed at .Semmerside, District native dies in the west Alden Johns of Saskatoon died Saturday, Sept. 2 in Sk• Loon hospital at the age of 73. He was the .son of the late Silas and Seven (Miners) Johns of Melville, He went to Saskatoon in letri where he worked at photogra- phy and later was in business. In 1921 lie married Margaret Yiselle, who predeceased. him. Stephen road off county list A bylaw passed at Friday's county council session provided for removal from the county system of a section. of road in Stephen township. This 'was added several years Ago to allow the ,county to build the approaches to the Tri- county Bridge, a county bridge on a township road at the junc- tion of Huron, Lanibton and Middlesex boundaries. The wo"k is now complete, Chairman Glenn Webb of the road committee stated, and the road should revert to the town- ship. Mother bylaw provides for expropriation of land on County Road 5, the Huron • Middlesex He leaves to mourn his loss one son. Donal: of Belleville and one sister, Mrs. William Pybus of Exeter. botindar,Y , Work has progressed avor. ably on the 1062 road prtfgram, the report stated; and lire• engineering, land purchase, 4p., As proceeding on the 1963 pro. gram. ,-• Tfiedford Club invites new members ift.,19111 with them. Ladies' curling Tuesday. ittfer- /loons,: men's curling Tuesday evenings and Wednesday 4fier• neons; mixed curling Wedries- day, Mixed curling Wednesday evenings of each week. ;C-41- ing will begin aeProxitntaglY November 15th, Further '"an• nouncement later, Anyone in- terested please contact Mr.‘-or Mrs, Ron Carrothersi .hone 4984 Thedford, grit, rereeref!ernteee=eretereeettenJXWeele Crediton Comments By MRS. M. 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