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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-07-23, Page 9Times-Aclvacqt9., 4ply 23,. 1964 Page -9, Saddle group's location chosen for rodeo tour Staged in the Neter rodeo ring this fall and 41 be open to the publie, While members Will bp admitted free of charge. Vert said the cedar posts arrived last week for building the ring and the greundhasbeen cleared and levelled, shawl. The points garnered at these various ,competitions go, to- wards deciding' the Ontario champions and the finale is staged annually at Maple Leaf 0.arden$, in Toronto, ono of these rodeos will be Work is progressing rapidly on the new facilities of the Exeter Saddle Club, Which al- ready boasts 4 membership of over 40 ardent horsemen in the area. The club was Organized by Len Vert, Dalton F1nIcheiner and Wilmer Preszcator and ALPER'S their facilities are set up on a farm owned by Veri. It is the former Frank Treitmer farm which is located two .and a half miles west of Exeter on Huron Street, The old barn on the property will be renovated to provide accommodation for marnbers Men's Wear rediton resident old brother dead horses and it is also planned to repair the house 0 provide club imuse Membership costs $15 for a single member and $2* for a family. One of the features of the property is the new, fullescele rodeo ring which is being eree, ted. This will be available for riding and will also he the scene of the inter-club compe- tition in barrel recingand other forms of trick riding, A riding trail will be created through the veri farm and will also extend into the adjoining, preszcator property. This will provide a safe riding area for all members. \Teri reported it is planned to have some horses on hand for hire and there may also be a riding instructor available for any children or adults who want it. A number of the members of the Huron Waves attended the Mary Hastings Picnic at River- view Park last Thursday. Mrs. Margaret Clarke at, tended the Hutchinson-May/son wedding Saturday. James Hut- ceinson is Mrs. Clarice's grand- son. Prepare grOunds for local rodeo Wilmer Preszcator, left, and young Wayne, chat with a bulldozer operator over the progress being made on a rodeo ring at the former Frank Triebner farm being used by the Exeter Saddle Summer Clearance Sale Continues Up To 25% off Club. A full-scale rodeo will be held on the Len Veri farm this fall and the barn in the background will be repaired to house hare ses belonging to Saddle Club members. —T-A photo Dashwood Lutherans hold events 3-Day Special THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Children flock to school, picnic 50 Pair Socks 1/2 Price One Pair Per Customer PLAN RODEO The rodeo ring will also be used twice a year—fall and spring—to permit the holding of a full-scale rodeo of pro- fessional and amateur riders in the Ontario Rodeo Associa- tion. The Association members travel to various rodeos throughout Ontario and compete in bucking-horse competitions, calf roping and other skills found in such events as the Calgary Stampede and similar Three legged races, Tom and Jeff Hayter, Janice and Sharon Rader, John Becker and Anne Becker, Jim Hayter and Sharon Martens; 6 and under, kick shoe, Peter Deters, 7-9 leap frog, Don Anderson and Mic h ae I Fleet; 7-9, kick slipper, Judy Miller; 10-12, Gail Fleet; 10- 12 backward wheelbarrow race, John Hayter and John Becker; 13-16, wheelbarrow, Larry Fleet and Lorne Miller; un- married men and women, Bob and Iris Becker; ladies, kick the slipper, Ruth Anne Salmon; married women, Mrs. Rosaline Schenk; men, kick the slipper, Ted Webb; find spot, Bruce Pfaff; Special prizes were awarded to Helen Becker, lucky plate; nail contest, Harold Schroeder; nearest birthday, Sue An ne Becker; youngest baby, Daniel Becker; closest anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schenk. LUCKY WI\\FRS By MRS. L. PRESZCATQR CREDITON Mr. & Mrs. C. G. Wenzel received a telegram last week telling them that his brother Rueben Wenzel of Eldersley, Sask. passed away Wednesday. Burial took place Saturday. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Tom Silverthorne of London are up north camping this week. Mr. & Mrs. Terry Wade and family of London and Miss Dar- lene Snell of Exeter were week- end visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John Wade. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Palmer and family of Downsview are holidaying with Mr, & Mrs, Emery Fahrner. Those attending a family re- union at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wm Smith andGerry were Mr. & Mrs. John Rothfuss of Sebewaing and daughter Grace and grandson of Cass City, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Coote of Elkton, Michigan, Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sperling and boys and Mrs. H. Sperling of Walkerton, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Finkbeiner, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Finkbeiner and Valerie, Mr. & Mrs. Gor- don Morlock, Mr. & Mrs. Clay- ton Sims and Mr. Eldon Smith. Ricky Geiser of Dashwood spent a few days last week with his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Geiser. Miss Corrie Verkerk of Stratford is spending afew days with her parents, Mr, & Mrs. C. Verkerk. Diane Hodge and. Elva Fink- beiner are attending the United Church Camp at Goderich this week. IN THE Some 1000 delegates will be present from Canada, United States, Europe and Africa. Mrs. Bruce Seebach and sons of Hamilton spent a few days with Mrs. CoraGaiser. Accom- panied by the latter Mrs. See- bach left for Reading, Penn. where her husband Rev. Bruce Seebach is attending the con- vention. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Baird of London spent Saturday with Mrs. Matilda Peifer. Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Miller, Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherry are at Windthorst, Sask. due to the death of their mother, Mrs. R. Biesenthal. Mrs. Mary Martene has re- turned to her home from South Huron Hospital, Exeter, where she has been a patient due to a fall at her home. PEPSI-COLA SHOPPEKSWEEPSTAKES David, Paul and Sharon spent last week at Aaron Lake where they enjoyed good fishing, boat- ing and swimming. Visitors during the week with them were Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller of Zion and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Becker and Danny. Mary-Jo and Shelley Howe of London are spending two weeks with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader, while their parents vacation north of Winni- peg. Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Den- omme and Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Nauss and Bonnie vacationed at the east coast, visiting many places of interest. Misses Bonnie McCrae and Joan Rader are attending the 5th quadrennial general conven- tion of the EUB church at Al- bright College, Reading, Penn. EIGHT NATIONAL WEEKLY CONTEST WINNERS WERE EACH AWARDED: A 1964 METEOR STATION WAGON AND A 10-MINUTE GROCERY SHOPPING SPREE AND A YEAR'S SUPPLY OF PEPSI-COLA Important events of '64 By MRS. ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD Closing exercises were held in Zion Lutheran church Thurs- day, July 16, for the Bible School at which was the largest attendance to date, 110. The theme was “God, my country, and I". The pastor, Rev. Wm. Getz was in charge with the following teacher s, Mary Anne Hayter, Mrs. Hubert Schroeder, Janet Miller, Mrs. Charles Martene, Joan Becker, Judy Kraft, Mrs. FlossieStade, Mrs. Madeline Fleet, Margaret S al m on, Iris Becker, Mrs. Chas. Dettmer, Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. Rudolph Miller and Marie Salmon. Helpers were Margaret Mer- ner, Sharon Martene, Paulette Schroeder, Eleanor Wolfe, Elaine Miller, Eugene Becker, Larry Fleet, Jim Hayter and Bob Webb. Music directors were Mary Anne Hayter and Marie Salmon. Drivers were Mrs. Harry Hay- ter and Mrs. Harold Schroeder. WI lists shock frocks SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC Approximately 145 members of Zion Lutheran church attend- ed the annual Sunday School picnic at the farm of Mr. V. L. Becker near Brucefield. Teachers of the Sunday School conducted sports. Winners were: 4 and under, Eleanor Salmon; 5 and 6, girls, Joanne Miller; boys, Tom Hayter, 7, 8 and 9, girls, Janice Hayter; boys, Ricky Hayte r; 10-12, girls, Joanne Hayter, boys, John Becker; 13-16, girls, Sharon Martens, boys, Jim Hayter; 4 and under, ball throw, Eleanor Salmon; 5 and 6, hidden spot throw, Wendy Webb; 7, 8, 9, paper plate throw, Donnie An- derson; 10, 11, 12 plate throw, Randy Becker; 13-16 hidden spot throw, Eugene Becker; By MRS. FRED BOWDEN- Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and family of Listowel to North Bay and Midland for a weekend holiday. Mr. & Mrs. Elmore Dunn, Cathy and Ronald of Toronto were recent weekend visitors with the former's parents, Mr, & Mrs. George Dunn. Karin Lynn, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Dave Roger, St. Marys was a visitor for a week with her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Essery. Mrs. Don Beaman and fam- ily, Mrs. Sherman Eaton and Bonnie were visitors for a couple of days last week with Mr. & Mrs, John Thompson. Mrs. Andrew Hicks is visit- ing for a couple of weeks with Mr. & Mrs. A. Copeland in Windsor. Mr. Copeland motored here Sunday and Mrs. Hicks returned home with him. Mrs. Harry Swartz was ad- mitted to Victoria Hospital, London, Friday of last week, for treatment. Shari and Patti Robinson re- turned to their home in Kes- wick Sunday following a week's vacation with Mr. & Mrs. Ro- bert Breen and family. Dianne Breen and Marlene Overholt accompanied them home and will remain for some holidays. Mr. & Mrs. Barry Reid and Heather of London were visitors for a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden. Mr. & Mrs. S. Molnar and Jimmie of Agincourt were Sun- day visitors with Mr. & Mrs. S. Molnar, in-law Mr. & Mrs. Jack Manson, Mary and John at Simcoe. Mrs. Catherine Smith of Lon- don spent last week with Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Carter and Ian. Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Smith called on Mrs. Ross O'Neil one day. Ralph Simpson, an employee of the Carter store here, re- turned home last week by TCA from Calgary from 10 days visiting Mr. Herb Webb who purchased a new car while visit- ing here in Ontario and Ralph had the privilege of driving him to his home in Calgary. AND...THERE WERE OVER 120,000 WINNERS OF OTHER PRIZES INCLUDING CASH AWARDS, GROCERY SHOPPING SPREES, AND GIFT CERTIFICATES PERSONALS Miss Eleanor Wolfe spent last week at the EUB camp at Silver Lake. Mrs. George Andersen and Joan of Gorrie called on Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe last week. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Miller and son of the RCAF Dana, Sask., have returned home after visi- ting with relatives and friends for the past two weeks. Fred Weiberg and Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine spent Sunday at Waterloo with Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Latta and family and with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Weiberg, Randy, and Terry Lynn who was born July 6 at the Kitchener-Water- loo hospital. Mrs. Lydia Schellenherger of Kitchener is a guest at the parsonage with Rev. & Mrs. Wm. Getz and Billie. Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader, Now it's Pepsi for those who think young SS picnic attracts from Thames Road Attention Farmers WANTED Scrap Iron and Metal We Will Pay $2.00 A Ton MORE For Scrap Iron and Metal DELIVERED To Our Yard. EXETER SALVAGE CO. 244 Wellington St. W. Phone 235-0781 Joseph's Hospital. She is im- proving and hopes to be home soon. At St. James Church, Mr. Richard Boaz, Huron College student, conducted the service and will also on July 26. The rector the Rev. E. O. Lancaster will return from holidays for August 2 service. The six windows of the church have been removed and plain glass ones placed till the beaded ones are repaired and returned. Last year the three windows in the chancel and one vestry one was repaired. Mrs, Bill Downing and daugh- ter Karen and Joan of Chatham visited her mother, Mrs. Ai- mee Hendrie, recently for afew days. Mr. Arthur Cartier of the London Free Press, conducted the service at the United Church here Sunday, July 19, at 9:40 Mr. Don Pettigrew, Lucan OPP of Denfield, formerly of RR Clandeboye, has been trans- ferred to Thedford. Monday, July 13, he took up his duties there, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Taylor of London have purchased the for- mer, new brick home of Mr. & Mrs. Alan Eisen and have taken up residence there. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Paton, William AllWright, Mr. & Mrs. Clare Paton, Jimmie and Dar- lene were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Logan, Thorn- dale, Sunday. Mrs. Alvin Cunningham is visiting her daughter and son- Clandeboye man escapes injury Mr. Arthur Simpson, RR 1 Clandeboye escaped serious in- jury Monday evening July 20 when he was thrown from his farm tractor as he was turning in his gateway one mile and a half north of Clandeboye on No. 4 Highway about 7 pm. Jack Chipchase was driving a truck for James Harvey Keys also of Hensel]. loaded with wheat enroute to Alex M. Stew- art's Mill, Ailsa Craig. The driver helped Mr. Simpson from under the pile of wheat from his wagon which was badly dam- aged, Dr. Clayton George found no bones broken, his ankle was twisted, shoulder and elbows scraped. Provincial police are investi- gating. 11.1.1.0/011411111611......1411.1..MIlli0110.0•04.01141.04111.16011111.1.4•1111..041111111•00•11.1M01,41•11114 By MRS. J. H. PATON OLANDEBOYE Roll call at the Clandeboye WI meeting held at the home of Mrs. Albert Rosser, Denfield, was answered by naming an important event in 1964. Many answers were given, such as shock frocks, Alaska earthquake, three royal births and Prime Minister Pearson attended the Prime Minister's Conference in England. Resolutions convenor, Mrs. Albert Rosser discussed a re- solution that at each Memorial and Decoration service held each September in St. James Church, flowers be placeci there in memory of the departed members of the Clandeboye Wo- men's Institute. Mrs. Rosser was assisted by Mrs. Rupert Williams Who gave a poem. Mrs. Maurice Simpson gave the motto "Friendship is the cement that holds the world together." Hostess prize was won by Mrs. Karl O'Neil. Mrs. Rosser gave a contest on fruits which was won by Mrs. Williams. The executive meets in August. Assisting the hostess was Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Geo- rge Simpson and Mrs. Norman Hardy. CHORISTERS PASS Pupils of this community who passed at NMDHS are: 9-10, five year course, first class honors, Jean Cunningham; pass, Elizabeth Hill; 10-11, pass, Darlene Carter, Barbara Cunningearn; 11-12, pass, Joan Cunning- ham. The five girls are members of St. James Church choir. PERSONALS Mr. Wess Callcott, a former store keeper at Moorseville, underwent surgery at St. Jo- seph's Hospital four weeks ago. He is improving Slowly at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Molnar. Mr. & Mrs. Callcott and Danny left Monday to Spend a week at the cottage atIPPer* wash. Kathy Coughlin had her ap.6 pendix removed July 9 at St, Sun Tan Lotions And Creams NOIIZEMA, SUN TAN CREAMS AND LOTIONS COPPERTONE LOTION . • • • • • • • $1,75 COPPERTONE SUN TAN OIL . COPPERTONE CREAM . . $1.75 FABERGE SUN TAN CREAM . $2.00 By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Around 100 adults and chil- dren sat down to a bountiful picnic dinner atRiverviewPark Tuesday. After dinner sports were con- ducted by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert. Winners were as follows: nursery class, girls, Diane Hodgert; boys, MurrayStewart; kindergarten class, girls, Elaine Stewart; boys, Ronnie Stewart; primary class, girls, Nancy Alexander, Janice Stew- art; boys, Robert Bray, Barry Miller' ' junior girls, Marlene Stewart, Judy Mayer; boys, Douglas Webber, Dennis Rowe; intermediate boys, Wayne Mae- er, Jack Hodgert; girls, Mar- garet Hunkin. Three legged race, Jack May- er and Douglas Webber; kick the slipper, girls, Judy Mayer; bele, Douglas Rohde; throWing the plate, girls,Janet Cunning- ton; boys, Grat Hodgert; kick- ing Slipper in baSket, boys, Dennis Rowe; girls, Judy May- er; throwing the plate, boys, Dougles Rohde; kicking the slip- per in baeket, mete Rev. H. Wilson; ladies, Mrs. Lloyd Bale lantYne; Yard stick race, Mrs, Viotor Jeffery; throWing plate, Merl, William Snow; ladies, Mee. GeOrge Kellett; balloon reley, Donald Bray's team; gum relay, Donald Brayi's Oast"; apron re, lay, Donald Bray's thane Scotch race, Rev. Hugh Wileen, Herold Rowe, 1106$ Hodgert; guessing what Wee le dad, Mee. Donald Kernick, Met. Mae liodgert; guessing number of pettratte iri jar, Mee. William Rohde. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Cliee. JefferY$ Me. Glenn Jeffery attended the C.A. McDOWELLLfd. For Insect Bites and Itching Skin Use Rhulicream $1.00 Q. T. CREAM .••••too.e • • • edelosolieri $1.85 Ready Mix CONCRETE funeral of the late Percy Luther of Port Huron Monday. The late Mr. Luther was a brother of Mrs. Chas. Jeffery. Miss Joan Hewett of Londes- bore visited last week with her cousin, Miss Joanne Hodgert. Mrs. Anton Miller, Ruth Ann and Margaret, John and Frank of Centralia, Mr. & Mrs. James Davidson of Parkhill visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cunnington. Mr. & Mrs. E rnest Pym spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wanner of Sarnia and were to see the boat races there. A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday for Mrs. Joe Kernick at her home. Those attending were Mr. & Mrs. David McLeod Jr. and family of Parkhill, Mr. & Mrs. Reg CaStle Jr. and family of Dor- chester, Mr. & Mrs, Donald Kernick and family. Mrs, Ker- nick's grandson Lennie MOLeod Made and decorated the birthday cake. Rev. Hugh & Mrs. Wilson attended the Seventy-fifth anni- versary celebration of the Westfield Church Stinday eve- ning. Mr. Wilson was a former pastor on the Auburn charge. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cann, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann and Cheryl, Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hod- gert, Grant, Brenda and Scott, Mr, & Mrs4 As. Love, Ginger, Debbie and John Were Sunday evening gueete With Mr. & Mrs, Elgin Hendrick, the occasion being the birthdays of John Love and Peter Heecireek. Messrs. William Etherington of Exeter ' Harold Reeve, Ray Cottle, Lee Webber, Mac liod- gert, 13ev Aleshnderi Rebore Mayer Aimer Passtore and spent a taw days recently fishing at French (Wet, P/aei 235 08.13 Residence 228 6961 MIDDLETON Bruq5 —.41-71-prb, a a I PHONE 235-1570 EXETER Mr, LIONEL BERTHOLD Sherbrooke, Quebec Mr. ROMEO LAPOINTE Notre Dante du Sacre Coeur Montreal, Quebec Mr. J. R. GIRARD Ruisseau Vert, Quebec Miss RACHEL POITRAS Grand Falls, N,B. Mr. LEROY GORDON Calgary, Alberta Mr. DEREK STRIBLING Toronto, Ontario Mrs. MARYANN JORDAN Cordova Mines, Ontario 1- P Miss DONNA VANGEN Swift Current, Saskatchewan Mathers Offer RED HOT USED CAR BARGAINS ! kve klATHERS BROS CHRYSLER o P LY sEMOUTH sALE5 FGo TRUCWS avics Thinking of trading up to d '64 Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant? Then now the time to trade . We are offering red hot deal s. is MATHERS .'BROS„ Phone 235,1525 EXET ER.