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Community Centre Ready Mix served in the Community
The YPS anniversary supper
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community from es far away as
Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan.
The anniversary PerVin PS
will be 404 Sunday, May 31, at 1, 11:00 am ,and 7:30 pm. The
guest speaker will be Rev. itig Theodore Elliott of Kirkten and
special music will be provided
numbers.
Phone .220-6961 by the choir and other special
Cr. A MCDOWELL Ltd
They also had a decorated
cake for the oCcasion. The Ver-
kerk farnily were also marking
another occasion as it was 14
years ago today that they landed
in Canada froni their native
Holland.
Mr. .4 Mrs. Gerry WeIrk;ct an
family it,9094 vis.itedSunday
wittz Mr, 44 ,Mrs, John Butler;
Eddie Greenwood Pan Mills
is vi, siting. With his grand-
parents, Mr, & Mrs, Wm. Qes,
Mrp, Mary Faist is ,spending
some time with mrs,
Lewis Foist and family of
Waierlee.
Mr. & Mrs. Percy ,Cave of
North MrP. bore
Hemter of St. Catharines,
& Mrs. Murray Neu and Mrs.
:MYPtl.e Hunter .of Exeter were
visitors Thursday with Mr. 4
Mrs. Clayton Sims.
Randy Yearley, son of Mr.
Mrs, William Yearley, Credi-
ton, appeared with hip gosilngs
on Miss Dorothy's S u nshine
Sc hool on CFPL-TV Friday
morning.
PERSONALS
Mr. Ross Wein, who has been
attending QAC Guelph, has been
chosen as one of the twenty-
five Canadians for "Crossroads
Africa" for this summer. Ross
spoke recently to a group at
EUB church and was presented
with a gift of money to help
with the trip.
Mr. & Mrs. Eli Fahrner of
Eldersley, Saskatchewan; are
visiting with Mrs. Lorne Mor-
lock.
Henry Martens, son of Mr.
& Mrs. Tony Martens, is a
patient at South Huron Hospital
where he underwent surgery.
Four top individuals too
A team of Centralia boys recently won the RCAF Training Command small bore rifle competition
for service personnel dependents for the second consecutive year. Shown in the back row from the
left are: Jack Viau, Bill Burridge, Tony Leversedge, Ian McConnell, Eric Rose and Ken Zink.
Front row: Robb Harrington, Tom Bratrud, and F/O John Ruckpaul, their' coach, Missing from the
photo are Terry Quinn and Richard Bou1ton. -RCAF photo
Area lads win RCAF shooting event
Shooters retain honors
Brag is a dog that everybody
hates, but nobody fears.
Thomas C. Haliburton
For the second consecutive
year, Centralia boys have cop-
ped the RCAF Training Com-
mand small bore rifle shooting
competition for service person-
nel dependents.
The competition has only been
organized for those two years
as well.
Competing against the area
sharp shooters were teams
from RCAF Stations Penhold,
Alberta; Moose Jaw, Saskat-
chewan; Camp Borden, Ontario;
Portage la Prairie and Winni-
M. H, Johnson, Crandall, Man., 1960....,,,. 39 m.p.g.
Chris FreMzipn, Winnipeg, Man„ 1961 .... „45 ITI.P,g,
Joseph Chess, Swan River, Man., 1959... 40,5 m.p,g.
Earl Hoover, Ashern, Man., 1962 36 m.p.g,
Frank Usick, Basswood, Man., 1962 40 m.p.g.
W. 1:Godolphin, Amaranth, Man., 1959,, ,..38 m.p,g,
N, P. Guilbert, Winnipeg, Man„ 1961. . .32.7 m,p.g.
Mrs. T. Bradley, Cartwright, Man„ 1960..... 40 m.p.g.
Albert E. Carter, Petersfield, Man., 1963 ....40 m.p.g.
David *Aitken, Winnipeg, Man., 1960 34 m,p,g.
Karl Stasko, Oshawa, Ont., 1959.... ... 35 m.p.g,
Herman S. Krueger, Ridgeway, Ont. .. 40 m,p,g.
Norman Robert Vella, Whitby, Ont., 1960. 35 m.13.8.
R. Talvak, Oshawa, Ont., 1963 32 m.p.g.
Frederick C. Potter, Fonthill, Ont., 1963 32 m.p.g.
G. Vandenbelt, Fort Erie, Ont„ 1960 .. ... 37 m.p,g.
Wm, A. Lemmon, Welland, Ont., 1960. .35 m.p.g.
L. Hansen, Welland, Ont., 1960 33 m.p.g.
James Hunt, Kitchener, Ont., 1963.... ....,40 m,p.g.
N. Fisher, Welland, Ont., 1962 . . .44 m.p.g.
C, G. Vankoughnet, Barrie, Ont., 1963 ..... ..33 m.p.g.
Garth Henry, Scarborough, Ont., 1963 38 m.p,g.
Eric Kloepter, Toronto, Ont., 1962...... 35 m,p,g.
Mack Evans, Foothill, OnL, 1960 40 m.p.g.
John M. Pinneo, Fort Erie, Ont., 1963 34 m,p.g.
Denny Hannigan, Toronto, Ont„ 1962-..,..40 m.p.g.
Allan Gooding, Toronto, Ont,, 1958....
4302 m.p.g.
Rodney A. Lutz, Kitchener, Ont., 1962 35 m.p,g,
35 m.p.g. Henry Lorenz, Kitchener, Ont,
W. G. Hinton, Brockville, Ont., .. , .. .. ,, 38 m.p.g.
L. C. Hoppenreys, Cooksville, Ont., 1962 33 m.p.g.
T. Kivisto, Oshawa, Ont., 1962..........39 m.p.g,
John Horn, Foothill, Ont., 1960
Jean E, McManus, Chiffana, Ont., 1963. . , 38 m.p.g.
Ray Cavanagh, Ennismore, Ont., 1958.... 38 m.p.g.
Joseph Robert Watling, Toronto, Ont., 1959 38 m.p.g.
had the highest average on 10
targets in the competition with
a 96%. Robb Harrington, also
of Centralia, had the highest
individual score with a 99 (7X).
These boys placed first and
second respectively in the over-
all competition.
Eric Rose and Tom McCon-
nell, also of Centralia, placed
third and fourth respectively
out of a total of 87 teenagers
in the event.
peg, Manitoba.
The competition was staged
over a stipulated period of time
with the results of each team
being tabulated and sent in to a
central scoring point.
The Centralia lads-all 14
years of age and over-com-
piled a total of 4,670 points out
of a possible 5,000, which was
80 higher than the second place
team, and 160 better than their
own score of the previous year.
Individual honors also came
to Centralia, as Tom Bratrud
Saintsbury church
marks anniversary
David CrewsVere, Toronto, 00,1959,-- .39m,p.g.
H, Murk, Toronto, Ont., 1960..., .,..,.....32 m,p.g.
John Evenwel, Toronto, Ont., 1961 „ . .... 7 m.p.g.
Gerry Heffernan, Douro, Ont - .... 35 m.p.g.
Walter R. Neale, Montreal 5, Que,, 1961... 30 m.p,g.
Clorinde Lizotte, Quebec 6, Quebec, 1962,-38 m.p.g.
Leopold Saucy, Conaneville, Quebec, 1961. 40 m.p.g.
Maurice Delisle, Quebec 4, Quebec, 1959. „ 39.4 m.p,g,
Rev. Denis Lajoie, La Pocatiere, Que„ 1959 39 m.p.g.
John L. Martin, Pte, Claire, Quebec, 1958...34,7 m.p.g.
Caron Lte,, Kamouraska, Que., f959....38 m,p.g.
Arnold T. Burt, Pte. Claire, Quebec, 1960.....39 m,p.g,
D. W, Rennie, Valois, Quebec, 1964 36 m.p.g.
Michael P. Bradner, Lafleche, Que,, 1963.. 31 m.p.g.
Gilles Cloutier, Lafleche, Quebec, 1960... 39 m.p.g.
A. Thompson, Pointe Claire, Quebec, 1961 . 32 m.p.g.
Eugene Sirois, La Pocatiere, Que„ 1961 39.5 m.p.g.
G. Sirois, La Pocatiere, Kam, Que., 1963 38 m,p.g.
Mrs, S, W. Stephen, Pte. Claire, Que., 1962 33 m.p.g.
Dr, A, Royer, Comte Kamouraska, Que., 1962 39 m.p.g.
L. Emond, Co., Kamouraska, Que., 1960 40 m.p,g.
Pierre Robillard, Pierrefonds, Quebec.. 38 m.p.g.
Mrs. K, S. Moorhouse, Pte, Claire, Quo., 1957 32 m.p.g.
Lucien Aubuchon, Labelle, Quebec, 1962. .39.1 m.p.g.
Williams Gordon, Dorval, Quebec, 1961 35 m.p.g.
Allan Moore, St, Laurent, Quebec, 1963. 37 m.p.g.
Mlle A. Labrosse, DoL-des-Orm'x., Que., 1963,40 m.p,g.
40 m.p,g. C. E. French, Valois, Quebec, 1961
Jacques Poirier, Kamouraska, Que., 1960 . 40 m,p.g.
E. A. Spearing, Pointe Claire, Quebec, 1960.35.5 m.p.g,
Raymond Fournier, Ste. Therese, Que., 1963.38 m.p.g.
Henri Beauregard, Dorval, Que„ 1961, .. 36 m.p.g.
Georges Bouchard, Ste. Foy, Quebec, 1963 37 m.p.g.
Mme Marcelle Bouchard, Sillery, Que., 1959 38 rrbp.g.
Marcel St. Pierre, St. Pascal, Que., 1960 38 m.p.g.
Paul-Emile Leclair, Montreal, Quebec, 1960 38 m.p,g.
Richard Deziel, Beaconsfield, Que., 1963 40 m,p.g.
Yvon LeBlanc, Montreal, Quebec, 1963. .. -3342 m.p.g.
Percy D, Tuck, Montreal, Quebec, 1963
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Mary Dysart, Irishtown, N.B„ 1957
Hubert Gallant, Grande Digue, N.B., 1962.,, 37 m.p.g.
Mr. Gordon Jenkins, Vic Co., N.B., 1958 41 m.p.g.
S. H, Allen, Cape Tormentine, N.B., 1960. ,35 m.p,g.
P. Veld, Loerir, P,E.I., 1961 33 m.p.g.
Mervin Selig, Queens Co., N.S., 1961 35 m.p.g.
Colin A, MacDonald, Ant Co., N.S. 42 m.p.g.
John Pettipas, Anna Co., N.S., 1962.... 40 m.p.g.
Percy Baker, Pictou Co,, N.S., 1962 37 m.p.g.
Don Rawlings, Halifax Co, N,S., 1959
Joseph Smith, Antigonish Co„ N.S., 1960., 40 m.p.g.
Helen Eckert, Labrador, Nfld., 1958 32 m.p.g,
J. A. Woolfy, Lewisporte, Nfld., 1963 37 m.p.g.
Isaac Allen, Golden, B.C., 1960 model 38 m.p.g.
H, Schmidt, Terrace, B.C., 1961 MOO.. 36 M.14.
C. Dees, Vancouver, 8,C., 1957 model 32.5 m.p.g.
Louis E. Wilmotte, Smithers, B.C.. 1963
353.99 rn.p.g,
MPg
Ross A. Goodwin, Decker Lake, B.C, 1961. 40 m.p.g.
Henry Grenier, Donald, B.C„ 1962
Heinz Dietz, Vancouver 14, B.C., 1961 33.7 m.p.g.
Thomas George Coleman, Atlin, B.C., 1962...35 m.p.g.
Aladar Miehle, ConuitlaM, B.C., 1960.. „ ..33 m.p.g,
Lloyd Patterson, Vancouver, B.C., 1963......30 m.p.g.
Pentti Jutila, Vancouver 12, B.C., 1962, 42 m.p.g.
Donald E, Walker, Victoria, B.C„ 1961 32 m.p.g,
R. G. Hale, North Surrey, B.C., 1962. ...•. 33 M.P.g.
Clyde W. Blyth, Port Edward, 13,C„ 1959 40 m.p.g.
Mrs. I. S. Nore, P.O. Squamish, B.C.,1963 36 m.p.g.
T. C. Hoy, Salmon Arm, B.C, 1963... .. „ 35 m.p.g.
Mrs. E. I. Dreher, Ashcroft, B,C., 1959 40 m.p.g.
Leonard Geekie, Combs, B.C,, 1961 40 m.p.g.
Rev. W. Drury, Ashcroft, B.C., 1961 35 m.p,g.
Leo Marceau, Brosseau, Alberta, 1963 42 m.p.g.
W. P. Latinier, Streamstown, Alta., 1962 38 m.p.g.
Mrs. Phyllis McAllister, Innisfa II, Alta., 1960 35 m.p.g.
George Rowland, Warner, Alberta, 1958._ 43 m.p.g.
John Chaika, Meeting Creek, Alta., 1960 41 m,p.g.
Dick Brown, Edmonton, Alberta, 1960 40 m.p.g.
Garry G. Willis, Edmonton, Alberta, 1961 . -40 m.p.g,
WHems Markerville, Alberta, 1960. 41 m.p.g.
John D. Mandville, Lacombe, Alberta, 1959_36 m.p.g.
Jacob Kraeker, Burdett, Alberta, 1962 35 m.p.g.
Stanley Fenton, Millet, Alberta, 1963 44 m.p.g,
Mrs. Milo Saby, New Norway, Alberta, 1961 37 m.p.g.
W. R. Roberts, Calgary, Alberta, 1960 39.5 m.p.g.
I saac Loews, Crooked Creek, Alberta, 1962 -37 m.p.g,
John I. Bulva, Iron Springs, Alberta, 1961 32.6 m.p.g.
Richard F. Mercer, Calgary, Alberta, 1961.....32 m,p.g.
Richard F. Mercer, Calgary, Alberta, 1963.....30 m.p.g,
Robert J. Becher, Bluesky, Alberta, 1959 45 m.p.g,
Ruth Johnson, Botha, Alberta, 1963 40 m.p.g.
George B. Thompson, Vantage, Sask., 1963_40 m.p.g.
Fred Cicansky, McLean, Sash., 1962 37.5 m.p,g.
Louis R. Hogue, McCord, Sask., 1960 36 m.p.g.
Carl Thomas Duke, Carlyle, Sask., 1961 40 m.p.g.
Wm. F. Nelson, Swift Current, Sask., 1961 40 m.p.g.
Howard Lander, Wolseley, Sask., 1963 34 m.p.g.
Arnold Dohms, Sylvania, Sask., 1961 38 m.p.g.
Alex Stolz, Central Butte, Sask., 1962 40 m,p.g.
Walter Shivak, Stockholm, Sask., 1960 39 m.p.g.
Peter J. B. Reimer, Grunthal, Man„ 1959 34 m.p,g.
Peter J. B. Reimer, Grunthal, Man., 1963 36 m.p.g.
T. W. Lomax, Petersfield, Man., 1962.. „ 37 87 m.p,g.
S. Pernarowski, Rivers, Man., 1963 33 m.p.g.
G. Page, Oakville, Man., 1960 39 m.p.g.
Otto N. Braun, Altona, Man., 1958 ..... „36 m.p.g.
Fred Walowetz, Balmoral, Man., 1963 38 m.p.g.
Canadian Average: 37.05 miles per gallon
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSIBURY
The anniversary service of
St. Patrick's church was ob-
served Sunday, May 24.
Rev. Michael Griffen, St.
James, Stratford and former
rector of this parish, was guest
preacher. Mrs. Tom Kooy was
organist and Mrs. Vic Drought,
soloist.
Flowers on the credence table
were in memory of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Dickins,
placed there by their family.
Guests for the service and
litter with members of the con-
gregation were:
Mr. & Mrs. Adelbert Morley,
London, with Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Atkinson.
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Dickins,
Lambeth and D on al d Noels,
Forest, with Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Greenlee and boys.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Green-
lee, Exeter, with Mr. & Mrs.
Tom Kooy.
Mr. & Mrs. Evan Hodgins,
Lucan, with Mr. & Mrs. Clar-
ence Davis.
Mr. & Mrs. George Simpson
and family, Clandeboye, with
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Carroll.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston and
Wendy with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh
Davis.
Mrs. Ada Ings and Miss Bar-
bara McConnel, London, with
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Noels,
Forest, with Mr. & Mrs. Mau-
rice MacDonald.
Village of
Crediton
Garbage
Collection
on
Sat., May 30
REGISTRATION
FOR
GRADE ONE
IN SEPTEMBER
Will Be Held In
Mount Carmel School
June 2
From 1 to 3 p.m.
By MRS. J. H. PATON.
OLANDEBOYE.
Wednesday night, May 20 was
grandmothers' night at the Cre-
diton WI.
To make the evening seem
even more authentic the rios-
tesses, dressed in pioneer cos-
tumes, took their audience, in
imagination, back to the scene
of a pioneer mat-hooking bee.
The skit, written by Mrs. Rus-
sell King, took the form of a
conversation around the mat,
which was being hooked for a
young lady about to be married.
The general conversation was
interspersed with many bits of
advice, recipes for such things
as how to do the washing using
the great outdoors for the laun-
dry room complete with open
kettle, fire and scrub board,
or how to brew a spring tonic
from wild herbs and any pearls
of wisdom a group of ladies
could offer a young bride-to-
be.
The young lady in her turn
hadprepared some entertain-
ment for her guests which in-
cluded a poem by Mrs. C.
Kenney, three dances by a set
of junior square dancers who
were directed by Bob Lambie
of Hensall, an accordion solo by
Judy Smith, a piano solo by
Barbara Attfield and a vocal
solo by Doreen Kenney who
was accompanied on the guitar
by Caroline Glanville.
The motto "The fellow who
is busy rowing has no time to
rock the boat" was taken by
Mrs. Ena Reid.
Gifts were presented to the
oldest grandmother present who
was Mrs. Alvin Baker and the
youngest grandmother, Mrs. A.
Mathers.
Past-president Mrs. Earl
Neil received one of the new
WI cups and saucers in recog-
nition of her service as presi-
dent.
Hostesses were Mrs. A. Att-
field, Mrs. Russell King, Mrs.
A. Smith, Mrs. C. Kenney, Mrs.
R. Reid and Mrs. L. Hill.
GOOD COACH
While the boys practiced hard
for the honors, some of the
credit must undoubtedly go to
their coach, F/O John Ruckpaul,
who has supervised them since
the competition was inaugur-
ated.
Last year F/O Ruckpaul won
for himself the Queen's Medal,
which is emblematic of a cham-
pion rifle shot in the RCAF.
Only six other people in the
RCAF have won this coveted
award.
Other members of the team
besides the top four finishers
are: Jack Viau, Bill Burridge,
Tony Leversedge, Ken Zink,
Terry Quinn and Richard Boul-
ton.
Tires? The average is 35,000 miles to a set.
Trode•in? The average is better than
overage because Old Faithful never goes
out of fashion.
There's one more thing we should tell you.
The average Canadian doesn't buy a
Volkswagen.
But then who wants to be overage?
owners across Canada.
The results ore above. (You can double
check our average simply by adding the
figures together and dividing by 144.)
So much for gas.
How about oil?
The average is 1500 miles without adding
a drop.
We've always claimed that the Volkswagen
1200 gets 38 miles to a gallon of regular gas.
But sticking to our figure hasn't been easy.
Some customers soy they get 45 mpg,
Others report in the low thirties, (It seems to
depend on how and where they drive.)
So we decided to settle the question once
and for all. We sent questionnaires to VW
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Davis,
London, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Godbolt, Brussels, Mrs. Olivia
Hodgins and Mrs. Richard
Dickins, Exeter, with Mr. &
Mrs. Heber Davis.
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman
and boys with Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Johnson.
Sunday Wilfred McAdam,
Ailsa Craig was a guest with
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rees. HUNTER DUVAR LTD.,
TEL: 235-1100 BRIDE-ELECT FETED
Friday . evening the congre-
gation of St. Patrick's church,
and community held a miscel-
laneous shower for Miss Phyllis
Weiberg, bride-elect of early
June. Mrs. Tom Kooy and Mrs.
Hugh Davis were in charge.
Mrs. Kooy called the party
to order for a short program
consisting of readings by Mrs.
Alton Isaac, Centralia, Mrs.
Harvey Hodgins, Brinsley, duet
by Sheila and Wendy Elston and
a solo by Heather Davis.
Mrs. Hugh Davis played "The
Wedding March," as Janet Blair
and Mildred Weiberg escorted
the bride-to-be to a decorated
seat on the platform. She was
assisted in opening the many
gifts by her escorts. Mrs. Kooy
read the address. Sharon Davis
and Heather Davis carried the
gifts to the platform. Phyllis
thanked all for the gifts and
invited everyone to her trous-
seau tea Saturday May 31.
MARK ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. C, "Case"
Verkerk were honored Monday
evening when friends and rela-
tives gathered at their home to
mark their 25th wedding anni-
versary.
They were presented with a
pair of woven basket lawn chairs
and a floor lamp. MAIN STREET
PERSONAL
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson
were entertained to a birthday
dinner in honor of Mr. Atkinson
at the home of their daughter
and son-in-law, M. & Mrs.
Harvey Latta and family.
Airman promoted
Recently promoted to Sergeant
in the Disciplinary Branch of
the RCAF is Frank Smith, Cen-
tralia. He is a native of Manitoba
and served at Marville, France,
prior to RCAF Centralia. He and
his wife have two children,
Bradley and Susan, and reside
at 199 Columbia Drive, Huron
Park. -RCAF photo
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By MRS.. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery
were guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Roger Urquhart at the Victorian
Inn, Stratford, Saturday even-
ing on the occasion of their wed-
ding anniversary.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore
and family attended Woodham
Sunday School anniversarySun-
day and spent the day with Mr.
& Mrs. La Verne Rodd.
Mr. & Mrs. William Thomson
of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. William
Rohde, Douglas, Glenn and Cal-
vin attended Woodham anniver-
sary Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Thom-
son were guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Rohde.
Mr. & Mrs. Alrner Passmore
called at the Douglas Gilpin
Funeral Home, Thedford, Sun-
day where the late Carl Wilson
lay at rest. The deceased was
the father of Mrs. Frederick
Haist of London.
Mrs. Floyd Stewart and fa-
mily spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Schieck of Drayton. Mrs. Stew-
art attended a reunion while at
her former home.
Mr. & Mrs,John McLauchlan,
Katherine and David of Lambeth
Were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Glenn Jeffery.
Mr. & Mrs. John Ridley of
Exeter Visited Sunday evening
with Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson.
35 Dunlop St, 372 Bay St.,
Toronto
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