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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-04-15, Page 14or, mil /4 i 114,0186, %Vb 11/#0111,0 1 / DRIVEN IN • THEATER RITE at Shipka Double Feautre APR. 16 and 17 Secret Invasion Stewart Granger. Mickey Rooney Color • Sword of the Conqueror Jack Palance. John Drago Color Coming: Man's Favorite Sport None But The Brave Two shows nightly- Rain or Clear First show at dusk Children under 12 in cars Free BRING THE FAMILY firsts in the Christmas report. The complete results of those attaining top mark in each sub- ject in the respective classes is as follows: 9A Eng, Jane Pyette 84; hist, John Goddard 96; geog, John Goddard 100; math, Sandra Lev- ersidge and Carol Lynn Shapton 99; agr, John Goddard 88; sci- ence, Sandra Leversidge 96; Fr, Sandra Leversidge 98; bus prac, Sandra Leversidge 93; typ, Carol Lynn Shapton 96. 9B Eng, Susan Allen 85; hist, Susan Allen 95; geog, Susan Allen 95; math, Gwen Fink- beiner 92; science, Susan Allen 97; Fr, Collyne Bunn 93; agr, Larry Kipper 90; bus prac, Susan Allen 89; typ, Gwen Fink- beiner 98. 9C Eng, Doug Stade 82; hist, Dianne Oke 75; geog, Doug Stade 86; math, Renny Plantinga 90; science, Mary Lou Howard 74; agr, Kevin Lamport 82; Fr, Dianne Oke 80; typ, Catherine McCarthy 96; bus prac, Paulette Schroeder and Josephine West- lake '77. 9D Eng, Naomi Bocock 84; hist, Naomi Bocock 92; geog, Gordon Jones 85; math, Gordon Jones 88; ag science, Gordon Jones 87; agr, Gordon Jones 85; bus prac, Kathy Whitington 83; Fr, Gordon Jones 87; shop, Tom Bennett 89; home ec, Shari Robinson 76. 9E Eng, June Bender '78; hist, Ron Grasdahl 86; geog, Ron Grasdahl '74; math, June Bender 96; ag science, June Bender 86; agr, John Dietrich 77; Fr, June Bender 93; bus prac, June Ben,. der 87; shop, John Dietrich 85; home ec, June Bender 81. 9F Eng, Ed Lawson 88; hist, Carol Regier 86; geog, Ed Law- son 81; math, Ed Lawson 81; agr, Bruce Hicks 82; science, Bill Taylor 81; Fr, Darlene Geoffrey 98; bus prac, Bonita Greene 84; typ, Rosemarie Wei- gand 87. 9G Eng, Mary Corriveau 73; hist, Donald Dietrich 79; geog, Don- ald Dietridh 73; math, Gordon Hern 82; ag science, Mary Cor- riveau 72; bus prac, Mark Rug- gaber 84; Ind arts, Gary Ford 86; home ec, Mary Corriveau and Margaret Jennison 81. 10A Eng, Bill Jeffrey 82; hist, Janet Miller 95; geog, Gary Flaxbard 97; math, Dave String- er 86; ag science, Janet Miller 96; agr, Garry Flaxbard and Dennis Hazelton 88; Lat, Gary Flaxbard 98; Fr, Gary Flaxbard 98. 10B Eng, Gordon Greenwood 82; hist, George Lee 94; geog, George Lee 94; math, Lynda Thiel '72; ag science, Danny Wilson 90; agr, Spence White 75; Lat, Jenny Verkerk and Mary Anne Wilds 81; Fr, Mary Ann Wilds 84, 100 Eng, Jim Knox 83; hist, Don Casey 81; geog, Charles Klopp 81; math, Jim Knox 82; science, Jini Knox 88; Fr, Elsie Gamble 81; shop, Alex Gardiner 72; typ, Carolyn Thorne 91. 10D Eng, Brian Sweitzer 8'7; hist, Betty Jean Hamilton 84; geog, Margaret Geiger 84; Math, Lynn Page '17; science, Harold Ben, der 81; Pro Darlene Parsons 88; home ec, Margaret Geiger 81; shop, Jim Weigand 66; typ, Catherine Gingerich 90. 11A (S) Eng C, Enid Blackwell 89; Eng L, Enid Blackwell 84; hist, Enid Blackwell 95; math, Enid Blackwell and Richard Du- charme 96; phys, Richard Du- charme 95; Lat, Christine Mills and Marcia Sauder 93; Fr, Enid Blackwell and Marcia Sauder 89; Sp, Cheryl Stade 96. 11A (G) Eng C, Lynne Lesnick and Dennis Ducharme 7'7; Eng L, Lynne Lesnick 84;. hist, Judy Sylvester 93; geog, D ebbi e Johnson 84; math, DebbieJohn- son and Sherrie Smith 93; sci- ence, Raymond Sauder 96; Lat, Sherrie Smith 87; Fr, Dennis Ducharme 84. 11C Eng C, Sharon Fletcher 78; Eng L, Diane Geiser and Tom McCann 68; hist, Mike Bedard 78; geog, Ernest Kerr 63; math, Carolyn Eagleson '77; phys, Bob Hendrick 89; Lat, Carolyn Eag- leson 80; Fr, Carolyn Eagleson 79; typ, Judy Arnold 86. 11D Eng C, Jayne Poortinga 94; Eng L, Jayne Poortinga and Popular caller visits Seaforth For a grand finale of the 1964-65 square dance season the "Huron Scalper" square dance club of Seaforth are spon- soring one of the most popular square dance callers in the world, Dick Leger of Warren, Rhode Island, for a weekend "Pow-Wow". He will call for a dance on Saturday evening in the Sea- forth District High School to which dancers from as far away as Edgar, Wisconsin, U.S.A. have registered. On Sunday af- ternoon Leger will conduct a workshop for both callers and dancers. He has been very successful in the calling field and his workshops in other parts of the world have been attended by callers who are now becom- ing popular. Leger records for the torop" label and has pro- duced many of the classic sing- ing calls that are so populax with modern square dancers. IOOF The 1st degree team of Exeter Lodge No 67, IOOF will confer the degree on a number of candidates in the Exeter Lodge rooms on April 20,1965. All members of the district are cordially invite d to attend. Glenn Fisher, Noble Grand; Percy MCFalls, Rec-Sec'y.15c IOOF — The Exeter Lodge No 6'7 Independent Order of Odd- fellows will hold Divine Ser- vice in James St. United Church Exeter on April 25, 1965 at 11 am D.S.T. All Oddfellows and Rebekahs are cordially invited to attend. Glenn Fisher, Noble Grand; Percy A. McPalls,Ree- See'y. 15:22c MAY DAY HOME BAKING & CANDY SALE —Saturday, May 1, 2 pm In the former barber Shop beneath Bell & Laughton. Sponsored by Main St. lICW. 15;22:29c Legion Hall SATURDAY April 17, 9:00 p.m. Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary JACKPOT $85 in 56 numbers Admission $1 for 15 rounds The Class That Counts met at the home of Mrs. Russell Morrison with a fair attend- ance. Mrs. Charlie Hattie had charge of the worship service, the theme being ilEaster". Mrs. Roger Urquhart and Mrs. Ray Paynter are to pur- chase $10 worth of material to be put in the spring bale. Mr. W. S. Douglas of St. Mary's gave an interesting talk on "Interior Home Decorat- ing", PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Roger Urquhart attended the Rohd e-L a w s on wedding in Woodham U nite d Church Saturday afternoon. The 4-H girls held their sixth meeting at the home of Mrs. R. Morrison last Wednesday and will meet again the Wednes- day in Easter holidays. Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. J. McCormick and Bernard, Mrs. Annie Pearson visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Don Barber and family and Mrs. Gladys Pearson of Collingwood. Mrs. Leslie Fairbairn and Dianne, Sandra Fitzmaurice, Ruth Ann Henry, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dobson Of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler. 4-H Organization. Meetings Name Address Town Phone Would you prefer a family membership at $25 per year, or a single membership at $15 per year? We will have a qualified instructor teaching both English and Western riding lessons on Saturdays at a cost of $2 an hour for members over 10. Name . . . . Type of Lesson Do you own a horse . . . . . If you prefer a family membershipplea.se list children's names and ages 1 Exeter 4-H Dairy Calf Club at South Huron District Exeter 4-H Beef Calf Club High School, Tuesday, April 20, 2:15 P.M. Zurich 4-H Calf Club at Zurich Town Hall, 8:30p Tuesday,.rn. April 20, Huron County Hog Producers'at Ontario Department of Agriculture, Board Room, Clinton, Thurs- day, April 15, 8:30 p.m. All boys and girls who have reached their 12th birthday by January 1, 1965, and have not reached their 21st birthday by December al, 1965, are invited to join one of these clubs.. 4-H Swine Club Page 14 Times-Advocate, April. 15, 1965 -• .................. .... . .. • .. : . . : ... ANNOUNCEMENTS 04.*4 .. • ..-MKZErale a TOP BRIDGE EVENT Above average scores at the Exeter Duplicate club April 8 Were: North and South players, Mrs. peter Raymond and Mrs. W. G. Huntley; Mr. Carl Rey- nolds and Mr. Paul Elcombe; Mr. and Mrs. James Drum - Mond. East and West, Mrs. Mary MdDowell and Mrs. Robt. McDowell; Mrs. J. A. Traquair and Mrs. Andy Beirling; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Slims. Games are held every Thurs- day evening at the Exeter Legion McKELLAR Mr. Ken McKellar attended the hockey games at Hastings Saturday when the Mitchell Ban- tams won the provincial title over the Havelock team. Mr. & Mrs. Scotty Parkinson of Mitchell were Sunday guests of Mr, & Mrs. John Wallace. Mrs. Otto Walker visited Sun- day with Mr. Lorne Wasman and Mr. Alvin Cornish, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. K. McKellar spent Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. W. N. Binning, Mitchell. Village Inn GRAND BEND Exeter Teen Town Dance BIRTHS — BLACKWELL —Stew ar t and Irene Blackwell (nee Sweet), RR 2 Hansall announce the birth of a son at South Huron Hospital April 12 — a brother for Mary and Ida Ann and a grandson for Mrs. Clinton Sweet. ENGEL — Mr. and Mrs, Robert Engel (the former Lorraine Taylor), Chatham, announce the birth of a daughter at St. Joseph's Hospital, Chatham, April '7— a sister for Elise. TRIPP — Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tripp, Centralia, announce the birth of twin sons, Collin William and Kevin Harold, at South Huron Hospital, April 6, VE RMUNT —Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Vermunt, RR 2 Zur- ich, announce the birth of a son, Joseph Francis, at South Huron Hospital, April 7. WONNACOTT — Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wonnacott, Hensall, an- nounce the birth of a daughter, Ronda Lynn, in Victoria Hos- pital, London, April 12. Dining Room CARDS OF THANKS — I wish to thank all my friends for cards, flowers, gifts and treats while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. A sincere thank you.—Mrs. Jack Hodgson. 15* The family of the late Mrs., Philip Hartman, wishes to ex- press their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for their masses, beautiful floral tributes, messages of sympathy and the many acts of kindness shown to them in their recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Father Doyle, Father Kelly, Dr. Wallace, pall- bearers and the Westlake Fu- neral Home. 15x I wish to thank all my friends for cards, flowers, treats and visits while I was a patient in South Huron Hospital. Special thanks to my neighbors, Dr. Gans, Miss Claypole and the nursing staff. — Amos Wright. 15c featuring Terry Chalice and the Arckangels spent the Mwres. ekejnodBhnywjitAtehfRfeStrh.seoKirnEN daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Chessell and fam- ily of Stratford. Mrs. Frank Kelland and son Orville of Mt. Pleasant were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. George Wallace. Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Laing visit- ed Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Al- bert Deichert of Zurich. Mr. & Mrs. Keith McLaren were guests at the Heywood- Jory wedding in Exeter Satur- day. Mrs. John Jefferson attended A the funeral of the late Mr. Geo- rge Cleland of Listowel Mon- day. CARDS OF THANKS — I wish to express my sincere thanks to everyone who so kindly remembered me with cards, flowers, visits and treats while I was a patient in South Huron Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Read, Dr, Oakes and Miss Clay- pole and her nursing staff, — Harry Jaques. 15* I would like to thank all my friends and relatives for cards, treats, flowers and visits while a patient in South Huron Hos- pital and since returning home. — Mrs. Elva Davey. 15* We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their cards of sympathy and flowers sent to us in the loss of our dear brother. It was deeply ap- preciated — William, Aggie and Mary Northgraves. 15* I wish to thank all those who so kindly remembered me with flowers, cards and visits while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Wilson, nurses and staff on the second floor. —Emerson An- derson. 15* Mrs. Paul Pavkeje wishes to thank everyone who was so kind to her while she was in the hos- pital and since returning home. 15c Many thanks for cards, visits, treats and gifts while in South Huron Hospital and since re- turning home. Special thanks to Dr. Goddard and hospital staff. — Cathy Lobb and Baby Randy. 15c Opening Sunday for the coming Season BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN Theatre — Clinton Open Nightly SAT., APR. 17 8:30 . 11:30 Dinners from 4 pm. Special Easter Dinners Saturday Night Entertainment Tom, Dick, Harry 8, Sheri lynn Direct from Windsor's Elmwood Casino 8:30-12:00 EXETER ARENA ADMISSION 50¢ 75¢ IN MEMORIAM — macDONALD — In memory of Donald MacDonald who pass- ed away one year ago. He didn't have time to say farewell, Nor we to say good-bye; He was gone before we knew it, And only God knows why; please forgive a silent tear, A secret wish that he were here. — Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Winona, Mac and family. 15c First Show at 8:00 O'clock Box Office Open at 7:30 ENGAGEMENTS — Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hood, Grand Bend, wish to announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Diane Elizabeth to Mr. Wil- liam Bernard McCann, son of Mr. Cederic E. McCann, London and the late Mrs. McCann. The wedding will take place Satur- day May 8, 1965 at 2:00 pm in St. John's Anglican Church, Grand Bend. 15c Farmers' Night. McKee Sales & Service THURSDAY and FRIDAY April 15 and 16 — DOUBLE FEATURE — The Thrill Of It All Doris Day—James Garner Arlene Francis In Color Win parade prizes for efforts Several area youngsters entered decorated bicycles, wagons and other vehicles in the Easter parade organized by Exeter Teen Town Saturday. The winners from the left are: Patricia Cann, first; Michael Hunter, third; Jamie Fulcher and Richard Ottewell (inside his fire truck) second. --T-A photo Hensa11*. WOMAN OF STRAW Gals again top boys in SHDHS marks Color Sean Connery Cartoon Gina Lollobrigida, April 23, 8p.m. W. J. Clement SATURDAY and MONDAY April 17 and 19 — DOUBLE FEATURE — over the Christmas report. Hensall's John Goddard, a 9A student, was the only one at the school to muster a perfect mark as he recorded a 100 in geography. Iris Marshall managed a 99 in 12B and Sheila Fahner did the same in 12A, while Gary Flaxbard came close with two marks of 98 and 97 in 10A. June Bender, RR 2 Hensall, again copped individual honors when she placed first in six subjects in 9E. She had seven The Seventh Dawn William Holden Susannah York Color Adult Entertainment INVITATION TO A GUNFIGHTER YuI Brynner, Janice Rule Adult Entertainment Cartoon SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ONLY April 18 --A Thrilling Double Feature-- Shock Treatment Adult Entertainment Stuart Whitman, Lauren Bacall and Carol Lynley HOUSE OF THE DAMNED Richard Crain, Merry Andrews Cartoon TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY April 20 and 21 WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED DEAN MARTIN Elizabeth Montgomery and Carol Burnett Color Cartoon COMING NEXT: THE NEW Interns and "ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS" Huron's butchers welcome inspection The gals at SHDHS have done it again! Following their s up e ri or showing over the boys in the Christmas exam marks, the girls repeated in the second term work according to the report released this week by Principal H. L. Sturgis. It shows that girls placed first—or tied for top spot—in 117 subjects, while the boys only lead in 92. The margin was a slight in- crease in favor of the girls Lamport 87; bkkp, Janet Rowe 82, 13 Eng, Keith Hay 79; hist, Jim Bisback and Dave Pyette 81; geog. Margaret Johns 82; alg, Keith Hay 92; geom, Ron Oke 86; trig, Wayne Baynham 8'7; bot, Iris Becker and Pat Soldan 69; zoo, Valerie Desjardine and Pat Soldan '77; phys, Ron Oke 78; chem, Jim Carscadden and Ron Motz 77; Lat, Ella Mae Schlenker 89; Fr, Ella Mae Schlenker 83; Sp, Ella Mae Schlenker 78. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Law, Earl Reichert 94; arith, Earl Reichert 91; economics, Sue Ann Wynja 87; correspon- dence, Larry McClinchey 84; shorthand, Marlene Harness 98; comm and salesmanship, Larry McClinchey '78; typ, Barbara Willert 93; bkkp, Marlene Har- ness 87; pen, Marlene Harness 81. Ron Youngash 74; hist, Ron Youngash 94; geog, Jayne Poor- tinga 84; math, Ron Youngash 95; phys, Larry Ballantyne 84; Fr, Ron Youngash 86; shop, Ken Eagleson 82; typ, Gail Rich- ardson 91. 11E Eng C, Barb Forrester 83; Eng L, Rose Marie Vecsi 74; hist, Bill Morenz 79; math, Jim Kerslake 79; phys, Jim Kers- lake 76; Fr, Aurial Noonan 85; shop, Ron O'Brien 77; home ec, Rose Marie Vecsi 92; typ, Sher- on Regier 83. 12A Eng C, Bob Beavers 88; Eng L, Mary Corbett 83; hist, John Franklin 90; math, Sheila Fah- ner 99; chem, Carolyn Campbell 95; Lat, Carolyn Campbell 96; Fr, Carolyn Campbell 93; Sp, Carolyn Campbell 92. 12B Eng C, Keith Strang 80; Eng L, Bill Beavers 80; hist, Keith Strang 92; geog, Keith Strang 86; math, Iris Marshall 99; chem, Brian MacLean 94; Lat, Iris Marshall and Bryan Bayn- ham 85; Fr, Wanda Keasey 85. 12C Eng, Gus Creces 74; hist, Lorene Mellin 83; geog, Doris Mills 60; math, Marilyn Johns 89; chem, Lorene Mellin 81; Lat, Marilyn Johns 80; Fr, Roger Keller 82; bkkp, Yvonne Devine 84. 12D Eng C, Sharon Sanders 73; Eng L, Irene Park '74; hist, Kenn Oke 68; geog, Irene Park 57; math, Kenn Oke and Kathryn Oke 80; chem, Kenneth Oke 80; Fr, Irene Park 71; shop, Dennis Centralia Teen Town Dance Sat., Apr. 17 8:30-11:30 Music by the Cavaliers Community Centre RCAF Casual Dress Members 504 Non Members 75.: the requirements enforced and the progressiveness of the op- erators, it is expected that a minimum of change in facilities and practices will be necessary. The Goderich Abattoir has been under veterinary meat in- spection since 1948. This has been provided by the town cof- fers and National Health Grants. The butchers express opti- mism in that the public would place the same confidence in Provincial lay and veterinary meat inspection as they have held for Federal and local meat inspection. The acceptance of the Ontario Approved Inspection Legend by the public will open up new markets for some of the operators. The officers of the Operators' Association are: president, Ron Merrier, Dashwood, and secre- tary-treasurer, Albert Dei- chert, Zurich. The second meeting of the Huron County Abattoir Opera- tors' Association was held re- cently at the agricultural board room in Clinton. Thirteen own- ers were present or represent- ed. Interest in the Meat Inspec- tion Act (Ontario) prompted lively and interesting discus- sion. The Act and Regulations were explained by Dr. K. A. McDermid, Director, Regula- tory Division, Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture, of the Veterinary Services Branch. His department will take over the supervision of slaughtering plants except those under fed- eral inspection and the plants engaged solely in slaughtering animals exempted from the Act and Regulations. The Huron County Abattoirs have been under the supervision of the Health Unit since its inception in 1949. Because of Class hears talk on decorating tips Horse Film Show LEGION HALL APRIL 21 8:00 p.m. men's high, Lloyd Hern; lone hands, Torn Coward; lucky draw, Mrs. Hiram Hanna. HOLD AUCTION The St. Paul's Church Ladies Guild and WA met Monday even- ing at the home of Mrs. Mau- rice Blackler. Mrs. Clayton Smith presided for the WA meeting and also gave a chapter of the study book. Mrs. Wm. Schaefer presided for the Guild. After the busi- ness meeting an auction sale was held. Ken Blackler acting as auctioneer. An Easter lunch was served by Mrs. Theron Creery, Mrs. Gordon Mains and hostess. Appaloosa Arabians Adults $1 Children SOC Thoroughbreds Quarter Horse Standardbreds APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP EXETER SADDLE CLUB 2 3 4 Would present members please fill in this form and forward It to the secretary, Dianne Carpenter, Box 64. By MRS. G. HOOPER Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Langford were Saturday guests at the Rohde-Lawson wedding at Woodham United Church. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Thacker and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hart- Wick Of Ebenezer. Miss Sharon Thomson spent the weekend with Miss Jane 'Woken of Anderson. Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Patch of Strathroy. Exact Saddle (,recce Huron County Club Leaders Association WI EUCHRE Kirkton WI held a progres- sive euchre in Aberdeen Hall Monday evening. Prize winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. 'Lawrence Beckett; lone hands, Mrs. George Davis;