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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-07-01, Page 7Are your beans standing still ? Turning yellow? BEANS SIDE - DRESS your with 9-9-9 Liquid Fertilizer Yes we know it's dry. But that's why your beans may be starving for Plant Food. Our liquid fertilizer goes to work immediately as plant food as soon as applied. FERTILIZE YOUR PASTURE and SECOND CROP HAY NOW with 32% Urea Liquid Nitrogen NO, don't wait for rain, put Liquid Fertilizer on now. The more acres you apply now, the more profitable it will be for you, We estimate a return of from 3 to 4 times your investment of liquid nitrogen placed on your pasture or hay crop. Try a field as a test against another. Cann's tAill 235-1782 EXETER Limited 229-6118 WHALEN CORNERS 4111111111141111~ PARIS C SH OFFEE OP . . . Now Open 7 a.m. to 12 midnight 7 DAYS A WEEK ‘.. Hot meals, light lunches, best coffee in Exeter - served at our umbrella - picnic tables. Fina Service Oil changes, car wash, fine Fina products. Hwys 4 and 83 1.111011001111111111Pdli- Times-Advocate, July 1, 1965 Pay. 7 Clandeboye native dies is a son of the late Elias Blake games and swimming. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Eveleigh and children, Kirkton, Mr, & Mrs. Jim Donaldson and family, Bob Donaldson, Mips Mary Ann Cornelis.sen, visited De tr 01 t Zoological Park Sunday. CORRECTION- Last week in the Clandeboye news it was re- ported that a cattle beast had fallen into a well. The animal belonged to Jim Davis and fell into the well on the Davis farm. SOrryl At the 'United Church Sunday June 27 the Rev. G. W. Sach was assisted with holy com- munion service by Messrs Ar- thur Simpson and W 111 i am Northgrave. ST. JAMES WA Mrs. Karl O'Neil, entertained the WA at her home in Lucan Thursday. Mrs. Andy Carter, president, presided and 15 an- swered the roll call. Mrs, Jim Cunningham read the scripture. Mrs. Carter gave a paper on and Mrs. Margaret Blake Lon- don. He was called back on duty Friday. Mr. & Mrs. Vivan Copper of Kippen visited the Paton family Sunday, also visited Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rowe and family RR 2 Ailsa Craig. Monday, June 28, Mr. Ken Loft, teacher at BiddulphSchool entertained about 42 pupils of Grade 5 and some mothers too. They enjoyed( a. wiener roast, Pooley pounds ball, Greys capture pair H-P baseball - Continued from page 6 ed en the mound for the Mer- chants. The winners came up with eight runs in the first two inn- ings but the visitors plated six big runs in the third and went ahead briefly in the fourth frame when they added two more. The six Staffa safeties were divided evenly among Link Roh- fritch, Bill Murphy, George Co- veney, Allan Clemo, Charlie Westman and Gary Hopf. Don O'Brien and George H a g git t paced the Zurich attack with a double each while Phil Over- holt lashed out a single for the losers. Following is the H-P stand- ings to June 28; Pictured here are the graduates of the grade eight class at McGillivray Central School, who received their diplomas at a special program held at the school, Thursday. In the top photo in the back row from the left are; Kathy Hodgson, Noreen Glen- dinning, Nancy Mawson, Max Dorman, Morley Eagleson (H), Gail Thompson, Shirley Hodgson, Arm Hutchinson, Carol Ann Robinson (H). Front; Richard Mitchell (H), Jim Hodgins (H), Irene Eagleson, Bonnie Tweddle, Barry Bullock and Wayne Scott. In the bottom photo in the back row: Ron Dixon, Bruce Laye (H), Jacqueline Lewis (H), Norma Rowe (H), Betty Bullock (H), Carol Trevithick, John Lee, Tom Woodburn and Bill Phillips. Seated; Elaine Robinson, Janet Lagerwerf (H), Sharon McLeod, Mary Faye Corner, Maxine Steeper, Hazel Simpson (H). --T-A photo ely. Fern Dougall picked up a double and singles came off the bats of Ann Baynham, Connie Kernick and Iris Marshall. L P 3 6 3 4 0 4 2 2 W 3 2 2 1 Staffa Zurich Walkerton . . Dashwood . . The Exeter Greys came up with two victories last week to bring their record to three wins and one loss as they walloped Winthrop 14-5 on Thursday night and then came from b e hi nd Tuesday night to defeat Hensall 9-5. Hensall and Exeter squared off in Hensall on Monday night but the game had to be called because of rain after only one inning. On Tuesday, Hensall held a 3-2 lead at the end of two but the homesters rallied for two runs in the third to take a lead they never relinquished. Exeter went on in the fourth to plate five big runs which was all they needed for their third win, with Pat Down again doing some fine hurling. It was the Grey's second vic- tory over the Hensall club which scored once in the first, twice in the second and added one each in the fourth and sixth innings. Shortstop Audrey Pooley led the winners at the plate by banging out a homerun and a double in four trips. The locals had little trouble with Winthrop last Thursday night as they scored 14 runs on 12 hits to clobber Winthrop 14-5. Exeter put the game awayfor good in the third frame when they scored seven runs on four hits and four Winthrop errors. Winthrop committed a total of nine miscues in the seven inning tilt. Wilma Brintnell went the dis- tance in her first start of the year and allowed the losers only five hits. Once again shortstop Audrey Pooley led the winners in the hitting department as she col- lected a homerun and a single. Mary Kerr banged out two singles for the locals while Ann Jorgensen and Judy Smith added a homer and single respectiv- Games next week: July 4 - Dashwood at Walkerton July Dashwood at Zurich Walkerton at Staffa Hold Stanley field day Kippen UC minister departing address and KennethJones pre- sented the gift. Jyr. Plant made a fitting reply. A social hour followed and lunch was served. Brucefield choir presented Rev. Howard Plant and Mrs. Plant with a beautiful electric clock at a social evening fol- lowing choir practice on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Games were enjoyed. Mr. Robert Allen read the ad- dress, the gift being presented by Barbara Swan. Mr. Plant thanked the choir. Lunch was served. by the clerk of session on be- half of both charges. Anne Hayter, 7, Mary Lou John- ston, '7; RUNNING BROAD JUMP Grade 8, Brenda Triebner, Jo-Anne Imanse, Billy Hender- aon; Grade 7, Michael Grid- zak, Ervin Keys, Donna Clif- ton; Grade 5-6, Gordon Wright, Randy Gridzak, Brenda Turner; Grade 3-4, Joe Clifton, Linda Gridzak, Allan Keys; Grade 1- 2, Paul Gridzak, Cindy Robin- son, Marjorie Keys; STANDING BROAD JUMP Grade 8, Barbara Gridzak, Jo-Anne Imanse, Lois Wright; Grade '7, Ervin Keys, Deborah Stephenson, Karen Hendrick; Grades 5-6, Gordon Wright, Brenda Turner, Dale Peck; Grade 3-4, Joe Clifton, Allan Keys, Linda Gridzak; Grade 1- 2, Nancy Fawcett, Marjorie Keys, Donna Gridzak. PERSONALS The strawberry and ham sup- per sponsored by the UCW of St. Andrew's held last week was a success - the sum of $300 being the door receipts. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Triebner and Brenda attended the Lip- pert reunion at Cantara Park, Point Edward, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Angus Jones and son, London attended the Mc- Dermitt- Locamar wedding Saturday morning in Chatham and spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Lovell. Mr. & Mrs. Edgar McBride and Miss Bonnie Dalrymple are travelling by car to Trois Pes- toles, Quebec where Miss Shar- on will attend UWO Summer School for six weeks. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Wren visited Sunday with Mr. Bert Wren of Exeter who just re- turned home from South Huron Hospital. The ancient silver and lead mines near Athens, Greece, were first worked .2000 B.C. FETE DEPARTING MINISTER Rev. Howard Plant, who preached his farewell sermon Sunday, was pleasantly surpris- ed Thursday evening after choir practice in the Sunday School room of St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, when the choir presented him with a desk set. Mrs. Thomas Reid read the By MRS. NORMAN LONG KIPPEN Rev. Howard Plant, minister of Brucefield, Kippen pastoral charge has accepted a call to P ark vi e w United Churdh in Stratford and takes over his new duties July 1, after two year's service here. At his farewell sermon at Brucefield Sunday he was pre- sented with a purse of money Lawn bowling attracts crowd With 28 players on hand Tues- day night the weatherman fail- ed to co-operate and the Exeter Lawn Bowling Club was forced to suspend play at the halfway point of the jitney. At another jitney on Saturday night Don Stokoe walked off with the honours with two wins and a plus of 18 while Ross Tay- lor was runnerup with two wins and a plus of 12. Mrs. Don Stokoe finished up in third place with two wins and a plus of nine while Wes yen- ner and Harold Simpson were tied for fourth with two wins and a plus of two. By MRS. WM. WALTERS FREEZING FRUITS The third meeting of the Elimville Club I was held at the home of Mrs. Jack Hern, leader. A demonstration on how to transplant and thin vegetables was given by Mrs. Jack Bern and also the girls were shown how to freeze vegetables and fruits. A talk was given by Mrs. Phil Hern, leader, on in- secticides. The next meeting will be held July 26, at Mrs. Phil Bern's home. NOW AVAILABLE-after years of SHUR•GAIN research RITE SIZ dog E food SIMUIR•GAIN OG FOOD a superior kibbled ration with a high meat content- 4,14, lots of real beef. A unique combination of proper nutrition and good taste, perfected in the largest animal nutrition research centre of its kind in Canada. Your dog will love SHUR-GAIN Dog Food. Feed it wet or dry. Available from the man whose business is feeding livestock better-your local SHUR-GAIN Feed Service Mill operator, Ask about home deliveries. i dog food SHUR-GAIN nn s h 235-1782 Exeter 229-6118 Whalen Corners Limited feed service C.A.McDOWELL Ltd. W."'T.Pxr. •sk,<0 *.:(... oaxasss..‘sc•Nse:e- ,.(WSfi*M"0,*. VA.X: "Vits:\Aft "Enjoyment". It was decided that no. July ,and. August meeting will be held this summer. Mrs. Robert Latta president of the Guild and Mrs. Cecil Carter sec.-treas. held a busi- ness meeting with the commit- tee. PERSONALS Donald Blake of RCAF France spent a few days leave with his grandparents, Mr. Russell Blake of RR 2 Ailsa Craig. He By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Mrs. Clarence Ward, 73, RR 1 Arva, the former Margaret Brown, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Clandeboye, died at her late residence Wed- nesday, June 22. She is survived by her hus- band, Arva, one son, Harry Ward, Reeve of London town- ship, and two daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Shirley) Webb of Hyde Park, Mrs. George (Audrey) Peters of Arva, also one broth- er Milton Brown of Montreal and eight grandchildren. The body rested at the Need- ham Memorial Chapel where the rector the Rev. Clarence Beacom of Arva conducted the service Friday, June 25. Inter- ment was in Mt. Pleasant ceme- tery. WITH THE CHURCHES St. James Anglican church held its church service Sunday in the cemetery chapel with Rey. E. 0. Lancaster presiding. Zion ladies enjoy tour By MISS MURIEL HERN ZION Mrs. Cliff Jaques, Mrs. Nor- man Jaques, Mrs. Wellington Brock, Mrs. Tom Brock, Mrs. Lorne Johns, Mrs. Tom Bern and Barbara Bern enjoyed the Elimville Institute bus trip to Niagara Falls last Tuesday, when they visited N abisco Shredded Wheat plant, Taus- sards Wax Museum and Sir Adam Beck Generating Station. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Burt Morgan and boys were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock and Bill. Mrs. H. Kyle visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hern. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jaques, Harry and Shirley attended a baptismal service for Bradley and Barbara Skinner at Elim- ville United Church Sunday and spent the day with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and family. The Ritchie Picnic was held last Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bern and family. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hern visited Sunday with Mrs. Hect- or Taylor in Exeter Nursing Home. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Doughty of Jarvis visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hern, Linda and Fred. Shirley Jaques, Larry Hero, Bill Brock, Leroy Bern, at- tended Junior Farmer's Field Day at Listowel Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Brock visited with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ogle, of Strathroy Sunday. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ephriam Hern were Mr. & Mrs. Chester Gory e tt of Granton, Mr. & Mrs. Orville Snell and family of Grimsby, Mr. & Mrs. Ira Marshall of Kirkton and Mrs. H. Kyle of Exeter. FIELD DAY Results of Field Day of Stan- ley #7 and #14 were; Races in Grade 8 - Bill Hen- derson, Brenda Triebner and Lois Wright all of SS 14; Grade 7 - Ervin Keyes,7,Deborah Ste- phenson, 7, Michael Gridzak, 14; Grade 6 - Brenda Turner, Sharon Keys and Mary Lou Johnston all of SS '7; Grade 5- Gordon Wright, 14, Barbara Keys 7 and Randy Gridzak, 14; Grades 3-4 - Allan Keys, 7, Linda Gridzak, 14 and Leslie Coleman, 14; Grades 1-2 - Bill Stephenson, 7, Paul Grid- zak, 14 and Marjorie Keys, '7; Relays, Grades 6, 7 and 8, Lois Wright, 14, Barbara Grid- zak, 14 and Brenda Triebner, 14; Ervin Keys, '7, Bill Hen- derson, 14, Clayton Cooper, 14; Grades 3, 4 and 5, Randy Gridzak, Joe Clifton and Gor- don Wright all of 14; Steven Keys, Dale Peck, Alan Keys all of '7; PAPER NOVELTY RACE Grade 5-8, Bill Henderson, 14, Clayton Cooper, 14, Joanne Imanse, 14, Donna Clifton, 14, Brenda Turner, 7, Deborah Ste- phenson, 7; Grade 1-4, Paul Gridzak, 14, Everitt Robinson, 14, Allan Keys, '7, Ronny Keys, 7; Joe Clifton, 14, Leslie Cole- man, 14; three legged race, Grade 5-8, Brenda Turner, 7, Deborah Stephenson, 7; Brenda Triebner, 14, Lois Wright 14; I left my films at .. 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