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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-03-12, Page 70744Iispetesgp,r : newspaper a vital com- P ress• Managing, ,Editors wAtih:hrch I 904 curacy and leadership are what inu.nity force, according: to undertook a long-term study to tia:wtesrrePtirr, r Page 7 cr..iteria fora good committee of theAssoelated ' ""r Seen any interesting ads lately? Spotted any big bargains lately? If so, why not buy with the Bank of Montreal FaMily Finance Plan? With this low-cost? life-insured plan. one regular monthly payment covers all your credit weds—and you can take up ticro *00 qt,e,aRg.2 r ri KnOli ALL-510r- ici THIB - d AFIF. Ft5 Both winner, loser are happy Bruce Fulcher, Exeter Legion pee wee captain ' receives WOAA trophy after the local club defeated Walkerton for the title here Saturday night. Losing captain Bob Scott flashes a happy smile too. --T-A photo By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Schroeder and Earl visited recently for a couple of days with Mr. & Mrs. Glen Schroeder and fa- mily in Bracebridge. Mrs. F. Bowden and Mrs. R. Paynter visited Tuesday last with Mrs. Cyril Jordan in Strat- ford. George Baynham was in Al- vinston Thursday attending the funeral of his brother-in-law, the late Ernest Lochner of In- wood. Mrs. Victor, Drought visited for several days with her sis- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. D. Germain and family in Scarborough. Keith Hodgins of Toro nt o spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson spent a couple of days at the end of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Eaton, Mr. & Mrs. Don Heaman and families in London and Sunday they visit- ed with Mr. & Mrs. John J. MacDonald in Listowel. Mrs. Harold Tripp is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Morgan The Reason "Never saw such a crowd at our church before." "New minister?" "No; it was burned down last night." Ill Health ? See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS ;$4;1intsbvey • By MRS. HEBER DAVIS PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. spent Saturday with Mr. &Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr. Exeter and Sunday were guests at a birth- day dinner for Mrs. Dobbs' uncle, at the home of Mr. & Mrs. William Hill, Strathroy. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rees and family were guests at a birth- day dinner for Mrs. Rees' bro- ther, Clarke Rollings, at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rollings, Clandeboye Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis were guests Wednesday with Mrs. Richard Dickins, Exeter. Mrs. Rob Carroll and Mrs. Roy Hawkins,Science Hill, spent Monday ith Mrs. Car- roll's daughter, Mrs. Hermon Atkinson. Warren Hodgins of Listowel spent Saturday night with his cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tin- dall and Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Clarke and girls, Ship- ka, spent the afternoon ith the Tindalls. Mrs. Harry Carroll visited with Mrs. Fred Hodgins, Lon- don, several days thispast week and Sunday held a birthday din- ner for their son Ronald, Mrs. Carroll, Mr. & Mrs. Tex Maxt- ed, Leslie and Dennis were guests also. William Lambourne and Er- nie Rosser, Denfield, were Sun- day guests with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were Thursday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Noels, For- est. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Young and Jeffrey, Lucan and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Roth and boys, Shakespeare, were Sun- day guests with Mr. & Mrs. Allen Blane. End Hard Water Problems With A Fully Automatic All Canadian WATER SOFTENER ONLY $255.00 Completely Installed And Guaranteed C PLUMBING and HEATING J B Phone 235-1446 Exeter Mettiber-.Caliadian'PlaMbing and ..MeChAnical 'Contractors) ASSOCIatiOa London rink wins Exeter Legion curling bonspiel A London rink captured the Molson's trophy in Exeter Legion's recent bonspiel at the local curling club. Hon. C. S. MacNaughton, Huron MPP, presents the award above. Chub Edwards and Gorci McTavish were in charge of the local event, which attracted veterans' rinks from the region for an all-day competition. --T-A photo Centralia lay MRS. FRED BOWDEN R.perecitio.n .news. EMHA house leagues launch playdowns and family of Melbourne were Sunday visitors with his par, ents, & Mra, Lloyd Mop:, gail! Miss Eleanor Hodgins RN returned. to New York TileS- day after spending a couple of days with her parentS and. els- ter, my, & mrs, Kenneth, god, gins and marilcay. Mr, & Mrs,, Lloyd Morgan visited. Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Robert Wilson and her infant son in the Cliat,, ham Hospital. Mrs. Morgan re- mained with her son-In-law and family in Highgate for the week, Exeter Minor Hockey As so- oietlen HP4Se League playoffs got under way Saturday Morn- 44! In the first of a two.,gaine, goals to-count series, Maple Leafs whipped Canadiens 7-4 while the tinderdog Black Hawke battled the powerful Red Winge to a 1,l Larry Baugh scored four goals for the Leafs. Bob Rowe Chipped in with two mere, Don Schenk added a single. Hoop series start tonight MEMBER HONORED Mrs, M. Elliott and Mrs, Elmer Powe conducted the wor- ship service at the ,VOW meet- ing in the lIc sPhOP1rPPITI, Thursday evening, An Easter poem was used to open the meeting and this was followed by a voeal duet by ,Sheila and. Wendy Elston with their mother, Mrs, Allan Els- ten playing the piano „accorp, paniment. Mrs, Alvin Essery favored with a piano solo. A citizenship report prepared 'by Mrs. Earl Haist was read by Mrs. Harvey Smith, The program was in keeping with the Easter season. An article was read by Mrs. Powe and an Easter message was given by mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Ross McFalls conduct- ed the business part of the meeting, Mrs. Frank Osborne, who will be moving away before the end of the month was pre- sented with a cup and saucer. The hostesses were Mrs. Murray Elliott, Mrs. E. Powe, Mrs. M. Abbott and Mrs. R. Breen. Bruce Fulcher was a two goal man for •Canadians. Tom. Prout and Randy Parsons shared the others, Ronnie Jenke scored Hawks' lone goal on a pass from. Marvin Bower in a game that was featured by some excellent goaltending from Mike Mc, Laughlin and Mike Glavin. Jim Guenther polished off a two-way play with Dentin Geiser for the Wings' goal. ANADIENS LE AD Canadiens, sparked by Ricky McDonald's six goals, bombed the Siskins 13-10 in their first midget,juvenile game, "Bugs" Marriage added four more for the Canadiens while Larry Willert got the "hat trickly. Cornish had seven for the Siskins. Ken Davidson scored twice and Doug McBride once. Canadiens, sparked by Ricky McDonald's six goals, bombed the Siskins 13-10 in their first midget-juvenile game. "Bugs" Marriage added four more for the Canadiens while Larry Willert got the "hat- trick". Cornish had seven for the Siskins. Ken Davidson scored twice and Doug McBride once. NATIONALS WIN Stan Lovie's six goals per- sonally directed the Nationals to a 10-4 decision over Credi- ton, Larry Stire added three more for the Nationals. Pat McKeever scored one. Glen O'Rourke scored twice for Crediton. Dick Colter and Jim Pfaff each scored once. to three years to pay. When you see what you want—see the people MY 08N1j , , 10 3 MIIIION ,-N -4 - at your neighbourhood B of M about a Family Finance Plan loan. BRIDE ELECT HONORED Miss Carol McCurdy was guest of honor at a miscel- laneous shower in the school- room of the church Saturday evening. Numbers on the program in- cluded a vocal duet by Jean Lammie and Ann Shoebottom with Sharon Lightfoot at the piano; a piano solo by Judy Blair and a reading by Mrs. Chas. Rollings. An address was read by Mrs. Bill Rader (the former Gwen Lightfoot) of Dashwood who with Blanche Rollings assisted the bride-to-be in displaying the gifts. Carol expressed her thanks. The room was tastefully de- corated for the occasion. PEE WEE LEAGUE Saturday, Mar. 14 8 a.m. Wings vs. Hawks 9 a.m. Canadiens vs. Leafs ROBERT RUNDLE Robert James Rundle, 53, well known resident of the Base Line, Blanshard, died suddenly at his home Lot 8 concession 7 Monday evening March 2, shortly after he had been en- gaged in loading cattle. He suf- fered a heart seizure. Mr. Rundle was the son of the late Arthur James Rundle and Esther Fletcher and was born on the above farm Feb- ruary 19, 1911. He took over the farm from his parents. Mr. Rundle was a member and trustee of Woodham United Church and is survived by his wife, the former GenevaPayne, and by two sons James andJohn at home. Funeral services took place from the L. A. Ball chapel, St. Marys, Thursday, March 5 with temporary entombment in the mausoleum at Stratford with interment at a later date in Kirkton Union Cemetery. Those attending the funeral from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Rundle Stewart of Wind- sor, Mrs. R. Klenner of De- troit, Mr. and Mrs. David Orr, Mr. Roy Stacey, Mr. John and Jack Simmons of North Branch Mich. •osomaeastwassimazimMitectli, MIDGET-JUVENILE Thursday, Mar. 12 7 p.m. Canadiens vs. Siskins 8 p.m. Nationals vs. Crediton (BANK OF MONTREAL BANTAM LEAGUE Saturday, Mar. 14 11:30 - 12:30 p.m. ,„, Fami • inance Plan BRING ALL YOUR PERSONAL CREDIT NEEDel UNDER ONE ROOF MINOR BOWLING BANQUET Exeter Recreational Minor Bowling League will hold its annual banquet at the Exeter Legion Hall on Monday, April 20th. LOAN WITH A LOW•COST, LIFE INSURED B of M Exeter Branch: CHARLES SMITH, Mgr. Offices alg) at Centralia, Crediton, Dashwood, Grand Bend, Hensall, Lucan, Zurich PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Peter Whitelock of Woodstock, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Payne of London visited Mon- day with Mrs. Robert Rundle, Mawr wk 4Algaft 4:ZWAIMI.1 ............................. TEEN TOWN DANCE As a climax to high school examinations, the Exeter Teen Town Club will hold another dance this Friday evening at Exeter Arena. The "Teletones" of London will make their second appear- ance in Exeter for this dance. Starting time is 8:30 p.m. Jim and Jack. Mrs. Olive Payne of London spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Rundle, Jim and Jack. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills of Ex- eter, Miss Rhea Mills and Mr. Edgar Mills attended the fu- neral of the latter's son-in- law, Ralph Bull of Port Credit Friday. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Robinson and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Stretch and twin daughters Heather and Connie of Hanover. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Amos and family were Sunday even- ing guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Smith and family. Mr. & Mrs. John Selves, Thames Road, visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary Jaques, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and fa- mily. A number from the com- munity attended the ice capades in London during the past week. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Rundle and Larry were Tuesday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell and Terri when Larry celebrated his fifth birthday. Douglas Smith visited Sat- urday with Mr. & Mrs. Bill McLean and boys of Exeter. John Witteveen and Sharon visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Witteveen and family of St. George. Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd and family visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Johns and family of Zion West. Exeter Recreation Basketball League wound up its schedule Thursday night and will begin its semi-final playoff series tonight at HSDHS. RCAF Centralia Flyers will meet the Flying Farmers at 7 p.m. while the teachers will tangle with Zurich Hustlers in an 8 o'clock game. The semi-final series is a sudden-death affair. The two teams emerging with victories will play a two-game total- point series for the champion- ship. FLYERS WIN LEAGUE Centralia's Flyers wrapped up the league title with their 12th straight victory of the season last Thursday. They de- feated the last place Zurich Hustlers 99-56 In one of the highest scoring games of the season. McPhee once again was the Flyer hot-shot with 44 points. Bazanko ran second in the point department with 22. Simon Nagel and Don O'Brien paced the Hustlers with 26 and 23 points respectively. TEACHERS WIN Teachers, who finished se- cond in the standings, upset the Flying Farmers 64-42. George Wright with 26 and Ron Bogart 11, paced the win- ners. Chub McCurdy collected 11 for the Farmers and Harry Schroeder tipped in 10 for the Farmers. RCAF FLYERS (99)—M c - Phee, 44; Bazanko, 22; Tassie, 6; Burke, 16; Patey, 2; Topon- icky, 6; McCarroll, 3. ZURICH (56)—Simon Nagel, 26; Don O'Brien, 23; Keith Lov- ell, 7; Doug Shantz, John Oke, Taylor. TEACHERS (64)— George Wright, 26; Ron Bogart, 11; Rickert, 10; Bruce Horton, 5; Lyle Little, 2; Ron Heimrich, 10. FARMERS (42)—Chub Mc- Curdy, 11; Harry Schroeder, 10; Dave Taylor, 5; John Nagel, 5; Fred Dobbs, 3; Chuck Bar- rett; Roy Wilson 8. P 24 14 6 4 FINAL STANDINGS W L T RCAF Flyers 12 0 0 P-Pedagogues 7 5 0 Flying Farmers 3 9 0 Zurich Hustlers 2 10 0 SHOWROOM 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 Sedan 10,500 ORIGINAL MILES Still under warranty, features; "390" engine, automatic trans- mission, ‘• equa-lock differential, safety package, 800 x 14 white- wall tires, alternator, push- button radio, plus many other extras for your driving enjoy- ment. By MRS. WM. WALTERS EUCHRE WINNERS The Winchelsea Euchre Club held its party Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hern in Exeter with four tables playing. Prizes went toi ladies high, Leona Hern; men's high, Bill Walters; lone hands, Ward Hern; consolation, Reba Clarke. See It To-Day IMPERIAL GARAGE Our ladies' wear buyer has just returned from the Toronto fashion market with a complete new Spring range of dresses, coats, rainwear, sweaters and sports wear for Easter. We invite you to shop early for a good selection. PHONE 238-2036 GRAND BEND Evenings by Appointment Dobbs for DODGE Lingerie Department Nylon tricot petite slips sizes 11, 13, 15 . . . . . ......... $2.98 Petti pants and half slips in nylon tricot $2.98 Lycra combination bra-slips $3.98 Cotton blend slips with double panel or double skirt $2.98 Girls' cotton slips sizes 8 to 14 . . $1.59 Half slips . . . .98/ "Jax" pantie briefs with new flex-seat . . $1.00 PERSONALS Mrs. Beverley Morgan and Susan of Thames Road visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. New- ton Clarke. Mrs. Garnet Miners visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Eric Carscadden and family of Ex- eter. Immediate Delivery! '64 Signet Convertible, distinctive white with black leather bucket seats and black nylon top, automatic transmission, 145 h.p. slant 6 motor, white wall tires. 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