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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-04-02, Page 7'71‘52INanitenSfaritiMkorNAIBM.Q.MANWIatrAtactIZOWSWI:M=s4VIZiatts4s1...i=r4s..,,A 'Times Advocate, If Page '7. Le.t's ALL get in the swim THE By f140404, Gosar , GB's 'doublo' champs_ honored at banquet :cfreer cloy learned something which J 410 not know before,. COLIC NgW YORK Easter Day certainly dawned different than we expected. In- stead of 'green grass arid sun- shine it was cloudy and the VON was priow,c QV e r e 0, -Those who took now aPriagaat, fits to'New York and Most of the girls did, traistpave peen a little cold since temperatures were lgv, and It was .more like Christ- rna,S. success Grand Bend bantams, Who have Wen both hockey and soft-, ball championships in their first year of play in this group, were honored by the village recrea- tion committee at an awards INSURANCE. TO ..10F .SORt„„, .,. INSURE WITH 11151 By MRS. RQSS SKINNER FINAL WINNERS The Elinwille WI held their last euchre at the hall last Monday evening. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Frayne Parsons; genes high, Floyd Cooper; lone hands, Wayne Prance; consolation, Brian Herm lucky cup, Frayne Parsons. The dutch auction of grocer- ies was won by Emerson Pen- hale. A dance followed the lunch. Proper car insurance coverage pays off! SUNRISE SERVICE The Eliniville YPU held a E aster sunrise service at Thames Road Church Sunday morning at 7 pm followed with an Easter breakfast served by the girls and enjoyed by the boys. Lucky enough to walk away from an acci- dent . . but can he "walk away" from the damage costs? Make sure that you are adequately protected . . let's talltit overt dinner Monday night in the Le-. gion Hail. The ,boys won both the Tiled, ford Hockey Ass'n trophy and the Larnbtoa-Middlesex ball trophies, which were presented by officials to Captain Craig Hamilton, Of the puck team, and Co captains Hansey.deJong and Bud Desjardine, of the ball &Oast. Mei:40ra, including tiny hat hey Eddie Grenier, received individual trophies from Man- ager Lawrence Mason and Coach Joe Green (ball), Coach Bud Bestard and sports organi, aer Don Flear (hockey). In turn, the midgets made some surprise presentations of their own, honoring Bud Bes- tard, ReV, Ray Earell, and Ken Freebairn, Sr., coaches of the hockey teams. Dennis Riggin, farmer De- troit Red Wing goaltender, spoke informally about NHL play and showed the boys sam- ples of masks worn by goalies in the NEIL. He presented a color film of the 1963 NHL playoffs. Pictures of the championship hockey team, taken by Mrs. Bestard, were presented to members through the courtesy of W. F. B. MacLaren. Clayton Mathers, chairman of the recreation committee, pre- sided for the banquet, served by the Legion auxiliary. M. J. g,aiser W. H. Hodgsen J. A. I<neate Nunn, CFPL, London; nursing, Miss Westgate, Exeter; phar,- niacy„'William Huntley, Ex, eter; conservation, J. T. Mc- C 4111e y, Exeter; law, P. L. Raymond, Exeter; hairdress- ing, Mrs, E. Desjardine, Grand Bend; meteorology, Georg e Busche, Centralia; engineering, C. J. WWI; veterinarian, Dr, R. Roelofson, Exeter; medi- cine, Dr. D. A. Ecker, Exeter; business administration, Mr, McCoy, London Life; archi- tecture, P, C, Johnson, Lon, don; dentistry, Dr. J, Corbett, Exeter, Most of the grades 13 and 12 students were able to listen to the speaker of their choice but many of the grade 10 and 9 students were disappointed because all of them couldn't hear the man they had selected. However, it was imposstble to satisfy everyone since the classrooms don't have enough desks. On the whole, I believe it was a success and I personally The students Of our school had an opportunity Wednesday to hear 24 speakers give infor. /nation on what they should e)- pect to accomplish academical- ly to be accepted lute their chosen careers after gr a du a- tion. At this Career Day each stu- dent could listen to two speak- ers for forty minutes each and they could ask questions at the end of each Speech. The fields and speakers in- cluded elementary school teaching, Mr, Ilyde, London Teachers' College; technology, Northern Electric; civil ser- vice, J. A. Rose, London; po- lice Corporal C. J. Mitchell, OPP Exeter; apprenticeship, E. E. Thomas, London; jour- nalism, W. C. Heine, London Free Press; commercial art, A. Seager, London; radio and TV, W. T. Daley, CFPL Lon- don; recreation, Donald Gra- vett, Exeter; laboratory tech- nology, Mrs. B. Jewson, Clin- ton Hospital; electronics, W. PERSONALS Misses Helen and Sharon Bat- ten spent a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Batten of Clinton this week. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Coates of Exeter visited Sunday even- ing with Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman. Miss Anne Herdman is visiting the Easter holidays with Mr. & Mrs. Coates in Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley of Whalen. Miss Janet Skinner is visiting this week with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Shore and family of Lon- don. Mrs. Jackson Woods spent a couple of days with her sister, Mrs. Revington of Lucan who fell and broke her ankle. Miss Carol Bell spent a few days with Elaine Johns. Black: "How many Hollywood stars can you name who have never been divorced?" White: "Well , there's Las- sie." III Health ? See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS 8A.No JoNei 188031801111111111111111118.881818,18=4 Strawberries PREVENT AND TREAT VITAMIN A DEFICIENCIES - Use - NIXON 'S INJECTABLE VITAMIN A. D. E. Supplied in 30cc vials only 5 3.20 TORTURE-TESTED AT SPEED YOU'LL NEVER NEED! 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These lads won area trophies in both sports in their first try this past year and were honored by the village recreation committee. Front row, from left, Barry Clark, Mike Hoperoft, Leo Desjardine, Dave Alexander; second row, Gary Lovie, Brad Hamilton, Craig Hamilton, Bud Desjardine, Hansey deJong and Gary Desjardine; third row, Lawrence Mason, ball manager; Peter Heist, Ronnie Crown, John Gill, Bud Bestard, hockey coach; Joe Green, ball coach; Jim Desjardine, Marty Jewer and Paul Snider. — Dinnin photo USE THE CASH BONUS COUPONS FOR FREE INSTALLATION and WHEEL BALANCING YOU'D BE SURPRISED HOW LITTLE A CONKLIN - BUILT COTTAGE OR GARAGE CAN COST LOOK DOBBS for DODGE With Conklin Lumber's exclusive "Self Help" Plan you save on the cost of the actual workmanship, because you do it yourself. With this plan, you are supplied with all the material you require, either as stock, pre-cut or semi assembled. Whatever way you require to make your project more enjoyable — we enjoy helping you. 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