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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-05-21, Page 7Runnersup receive trophies for efforts .T -r AND MEYERS SPRAYER PTO Operated, bonded tanks, designed for the new and fu- ture chemicals that require constant agitation. ROSAIRE BEDARD PHONE 93R18 ZURICH In-Tank Agitator .77,UFZZO, k'szzzx Lawn Hite SUPER DELUXE RIDING MOWER In A Class By Itself Adjustable two-position contour- ed seat. Individual height adjustment for each front wheel and rear axle — 1-3/4” to 3-1/4". Blade spa- cers provide additional adjust- ment. Both rear wheels are keyed to the axle, which guarantees po- sitive dual traction at all times, No. 41 roller chain delivers pow- er from transmission to axle. Sprocket located next to wheel for maximum protection. Chain guard not shown. Safety foot clutch. ONLY $274.95 Husky tires have deep tread for sure traction. Front tires, 10.25" x 3.25", semi-pneumatic. Rear tires. 12.50" x 3.59" pneumatic. Exeter District Phone 235-2081 Dobbs for Dodge It's The Difference That Counts Don't Be Misled By Advertised Prices 2 4-door sedan demonstrators At a Saving You Cannot Afford To Miss 62 Chrysler sold4-doothrisscear dann,ewwianthderad iso2. We 5 power, er ied it 61 Volkswagen Deluxe, clean $1,045 59 Royal sedan, with power, automatic $1,195 59 Vauxhall 58 Dodge 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic. We sold and serviced this car $895 56 Dodge serviced by us, low mileage . $595 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic. Sold and 59 Dodge 4-door sedan, one owner car, with some rust starting to show . $395 1 ton, heavy duty service. Sold by us. One owner truck . ,,,.,.$1,045 55 Ford 1/2 Ton V-8, tax payer special . .. $495 DOBBS MOTORS LTD. PHONE 23512.50 EXETER Wage. 7 Times-Advocate, May 21, 1964 Public School Winch eisea By MRS. WM. WALTERS. Mr. Philip,Horn.Gary, Mr, pin Walters and Danny spent the Weekend at CheeleY Lake. Mrs. Florence Brooks of Vancouver is visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and fa- Mre, ,Kerwin. Werner of TAP- don visited Monday with Mrs, Nelson Clarke and Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Walters and Danny. Misses Carol and Mary Johns of Eliniville North visited Mon- day with Mrs. Garnet Miners. Mr. ,& Mrs, Bill Gilfillan and family of Exeter Visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara. from pap (V V), :Perry :Stever, pcu Ferguson, CHAMPION Perry Stever 11 pt.e, RUNNER-UP Martin Dykstra- 10 Rts, RELAYS SENIOR BOYS';. David Burke,. Gary Wurro ' Lester Rohner and 44 Kraft, first; Winston rick, Ron Durand,Davidram and Ken Davidson;; Randy Jones, Charles Snider, Lawrence Ble- t?ar Bob Moore, INTERMEDIATE; Robert Sanders, Allan ,MacLean, Ron Walper and Jim Parker, first;, Jack Darling, Paul Swartzen, truber,„ Randy Parsons and Ron 4 44 pordon McDonald, Danny Jory, Carl Wurm and Barry Baynham. Best teams in Exeter ladies' league The Trailers and Jolly Jills won everything in sight in the two divisigns of the Exeter ladies' league, and the Trailers emerged as grand champs in the battle between the two. They are shown seated in the front row and from the left are; Jean Keller, June Essery, Mary Cronyn, Norma Meikle, Mildred Crpnyn, 011ie Essery, Anne Lewis and Mary Gunn. The Jolly Jilts in the back row are: Vera Stratton, Marion Frayne, June Hodgins, Audrey Zachar, Jean Isaac, Marilyn Isaac, PatsyScott and Doris Ellerington. ,-T-A photo Legion ladies prove best in zone A team representing Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary won the Zone Cl championship in Clinton Saturday, and will now be entering the Ontario tournament to be staged in Windsor on June 6. Four of the team members from the left are: Terri Heywood, Hazel Beaver, Peg Hunter-Duvar and Marj Edwards. Missing are Dorothy Marks and Jean Burke. The team bowled a total of 2,842 in their three games. --News Record photo Best in RCAF league Besides their apparent attempt at promoting bi-culturalism with a team name of Les Minou, these ladies also proved they could bowl well as they copped the grand championship in the ladies' league at RCAF Centralia. From the left are: Marion MacLeod, Joan Flower, Rollie Thibaudeau (captain), Ann Gibson, Marie Dooley, June Lebel, Learle Keasey and Joan Dolby. In the front row are the Night Hawks, who copped the consolation trophy in the Exeter ladies' loop. From the left are: Audrey Wilson, Pat Veal, Doris Bonthron, Pearl Passmore, Mary Good- win, Betty Sangster, Phyllis Jackson, and Gladys Skinner. Run- The present Canada-United States boundary from the At- lantic to the Lake of the Woods, on the Ontario-Manitoba line, was mainly fixed by the Treaty of Paris, signed in 1763. ners-up in this class and "B" league representatives were the Sputniks, shown in the back row, from the left: Ann Ruggaber, Menota "Note" Smith, Ena Reid, Lil Thorne, Marion Schenk, Roxie Weber, Audrey Clarke and Audrey Wade. --T-A photo By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Thursday afternoon Mrs. Dean Gibson was hostess for the WA meeting with ten mem- bers present. President Mrs. Tom Kooy led in prayer and Mrs. Earl Atkin- son read the scripture. Following reports a draw for the mystery prize, donated by Mrs. Vic Drought was won by Mrs. H. Davis. Plans were made for a June wedding dithier. The hostess as- sisted by Mrs. Earl Atkinson served refreshments. Area ladies cop trophies for wins in various bowling leagues and • special tourneys Best individual bowlers in ladies' league Proudly displaying the trophies they received at the ladies' league banquet Wednesday, are the individual winners. Standing from the left in the back are: Doris Bonthron, 345 single in "A" league; Audrey Zachar, 365 single in "B"; Georgina Webster, 732 triple in "B" and Audrey Pooley, 852 in "A". Seated are: Mary Bache, Lorraine Brock and Marj Prewer, who tied for "B" league average honors with a mark of 193, and Dolly Mattson, Whose 215 average topped the "A" division. --T-A photo Let us help you get that car. Money when you need it. No questions asked. PERSONALS Miss Sharon Davis will be spending the summer at Grand Bend assisting at the "Chuck Wagon". Mrs. Harry Carroll assisted at the trousseau tea at the home of Mrs. Aljoe Culbert for her daughter Margaret, bride of last Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Robt Aitken, Tor- onto, Mr. H, S. 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