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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-04-27, Page 7The Cone:sit:- of Torcmo's rev. Soarbitrough Cohege r;piftes Ontario's progress in education Ready Mix CONCRETE ,-z-Ap d • 11 es.te ,ce 225-69E 7 C.A. McDOWELL everybody's damn' it World's B;gsest Se:9er H onda Spring Sale!!!! Sole Price Regular Price C105T $279.95 C100 279,95 C102 319.95 C110 319,95 5199.95 229.95 239.95 269.95 Regular Sale Price Price C 65 $319.95 $259.95 S 65 319,95 289.95 CM90 379.95 319.95 CT200 399.95 339.95 C 200 379.95 319.95 BUY NOW!!! SAVE NOW!!! DROP IN AND SEE ALL THE NEW '67 HONDAS OVER 25 BEAUTIFUL '.-TDELS TO CHOOSE FROM Arthur-Belling Motors 518 Main Street 5XETER, Ontario far) Pr:ced from $179.95 up. Commuting•Visiting•Shopping•Site-seeing -all for 30e a week. 250 miles per gallon-low- low cost insurance-full warranty-easy terms. You meet the nicest people on a HONDA EXETER FROZEN FOODS Penguin Spring Sale of Sides . . . 540 Hinds . . 650 Fronts . . 450 INCLUDES CUTTING. BRAPPING et:, FREEZING. a P'eng.,..rr, crocessmg • Exeuslve peng,J.,n croce beef see budget oticed to salve • 77,'"s a ot;r sa"-e choice ot;aHty beef EXETER FROZEN FOODS TERMS Cash o'der or s ,,,,tabe deferred ,paymentS by speciaA artapge c'ent. MAIN ST. SOUTH 235 0400 Grand Bend WI elect, rummage sale planned Turnbull, Mrs. Alex Hamilton; pianists, Mrs. Charles Reeves and Mrs. Mansel Mason; Convenors of standing corn.. mittees: Citizenship, Mrs.Em- ery DesJardins; Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs, Verne Ridley; Home Economics, Mrs, Roy Morenz; Health, Mrs. Alan Parker; Historical„ Research and Current events, Mrs. Don Hen- drick; education, Mrs. Elgin Webb; public relations, Mrs. Well wood Gill; resolutions, Mrs. Emery DesJardins; hospital, Mrs, Wellington Baker; horti- culture, Mrs, Ed Gill. Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Mrs, Les- lie Adams and Mrs. Max Turn- bull were named to look after Exeter Fair exhibit. Delegates to District annual at Crediton on May 17 are Mrs. Nola Taylor, Mrs. Ed Gill, Mrs, Wm Love and Mrs. Leslie Adams. It was decided that the Centen- nial name quilt be auctioned at the Centennial dinner in the fall. Lunch was served by Mrs. Carmon Lovie, Mrs. John Lovie and Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Walper was in charge of worship. Mrs, Wm, Love gave the study book chapter. Mrs, Alex Hamilton conducted the business. Mrs. Elgin Webb asked all donations to rummage sale on May 6 be brought to Church not later than Friday evening. Mrs. Douglas Gill served lunch. Mr, 3: Mrs., Freeman Horne and family had as their guests on Sunday Mr, & Mrs. Harry Sperling of London, mr. Cliff Whitlock of $t, Thomas, Mr. & Mrs, Newman Baker of Bel- tone, Mr, & Mrs. Wm. Dickey of 11;w:them, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Ford and Mrs. Irene FordoiKit- chener, Mrs. Wm. Spry of Lon- don, Mr. & Mrs. GerryGrubb of Times-Advocate, „April 27, 3961 Pao, 7 4y MAL 'Wm, wALTERs Farquhar, Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Ford celebrating Mr. cliff WW1- lock's birthday; Mrs. George Frayne of Sun- shine Line visited Friday evening with Mr, & Mrs. Wm. Walters. Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and. Dianne visited Sunday at Monkton with Mr, & Mrs, Reuben PheIke. Capture bowling championship The Exeter junior girls captured top spot in the Lake Huron zone bowling finals in Winghain, Saturday. From the left are Lynne Farquhar, Trudy Stagg, Cathy Holtzman, Launa Fuller and Brenda BrintnelL. Launa also won the high triple honors. --T-A photo By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL GRAND BEND The Grand Bend Women's In- stitute held its annual meeting Thursday in the town hall with a good attendance. Mrs, Harold Walper presided for opening and business. Roll call was answered by naming a change I would like fo see made in WI procedure. The motto "Use friendship as a draw- ing account, but don't forget the deposit', was given by Mrs. Well- wood Gill. Mrs. Emery DesJar- dine read a poem. Reports were given by all con- venors. Mrs. Ed Gill gave a report of Board of directors meeting at Hensall. Mrs. Leroy Bariteau gave a report of Exeter Hospital. Grand Bend WI was invited to serve lunch May 9 at the auxiliary meeting, Mrs. Fred Beer, district pres- ident, brought greetings and in- stalled the officers for 1967-68. Mrs. Elgin Webb brought in the slate of officers. Past president is Mrs. Harold Walper; president, Mrs. Nola Taylor; vice presidents, Mrs. Wm Love, Mrs. Ed Gill; sec- retary treasurer, Mrs. Leslie Adams; assistant sec. treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Morenz; branch dir- ectors, Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Mrs. Carmon Lovie, Mrs. Myrtle Mc- Gregor; district director, Mrs. Raymond Kading; alternate, Mrs. Roy Morena; auditors, Mrs. Max RCAF vet takes over Hawks PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baird and girls of London spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Patterson and Winston spent the weekend with friends in Brampton. Mrs. Lucinda Elsie is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. PLAN RUMMAGE SALE The afternoon 1.CW meeting was held last week with 22 mem- bers pr e sent. Mrs, Harold New manager at Ausable A former sports enthusiast at CFB Centralia has been named manager and pro shop attendant at the Ausable Gnlf Course, east of Exeter. Ken Freebairn, with 17 years of service in the RCAF, It seems like only yesterday this was a one-room school = MEN'S "A" LEAGUE. JR. BOYS& GIRLS (B. Johnston 301) 3 (K. Wells 301) 2 Ottevrell 336) 5 (D. Kirk 269) 0 (T, Romaniuk 328) 5 Ganeur 305) 32 50 88 21 84 70 C4th(F. Wilkinson '708) 2 RO (A. Flynn 663) 2 RI (B. Greenacre 684) 3 SP (B. Nicol 703) 1 CA (D. Couture 763) 3 H(R. Van Dorsel'r 660)1 UN (R. Stagg 698) 3 RB (B. Pooley 670) 1 - Continued from page 6 a scoring play with Bill Chipchase at 7.50 of the second to put the Hawks on even terms for the last time in the game. Captain Bob Ruthig unassisted and Savo Vujovic on a pass from Scherer made it 6-4 for the Hahns before the second period ended. Once again, early in the third the Hawks were able to get. within one as Craig Chapman sank a partially screened shot at 1.12. Chuck Harmer slapped in what proved to be the winner less than two minutes later. Ruthig notched his second of the night and Parsons completed his hat trick performance before Harmer got the final goal of the game at 18.59, Tom Glavin. played a terrific game in the Exeter nets, 6 5 2 4 DO TB YE BO PB MEN'S "3" LEAGUE PE (W. Pelt.scb 607) BE ,(3. .Russell 585) 0 BA (G. Pratt 6C2) 3 TR (R. Lee 618) 1. ODD(B. Fisher 674) 3 NO (G. Kirk 643) 1 WI (T. Van Steeg 62.0 , 4 MI (F, Bowden 579) 0 2 ONTARIO'S GROWTH RECORD e r.ea:4 retie: hane-. er ed ....zati on. Tit.s , Ontari:i Stu:feot A-Aards Pr:-ra 77: SI 3.- .5:.0•430. Or.:ania's high schoo: syster-n;sso..ersott:e :hat a st-...dent car. re ke alechnical...ocationai o blade: z-• cd---a-se and st.f.: qualify for uni- versity entrance. Today. e f rear;:. On.:Lar .:o schoi. of On:arO's The liNsr. ilch:e;e -^nen:s:r. sc,ence and te.::. n-.ere and rr.cre ,:on-pe:.!...%e. The :n scho.o:s r.ro::de her produce more. prc.J..;cis and better procl.;.:;::$. The rernarkaEe sting OItariO getting staried-the bes: is come. In the Iasi .17,,,re 'J ed:a alone. Iliztdreds of thousands of net'. jobs have been 'created and our unerriplo:iment figure :s 2.5' YoZs can her Ontario's. educational 's:!,s- tem to grow et en greater he:,"inti:i to keep Canada prosperot,s One wa-; : when shoppinsi for prize and SHOP CANADIAN. 0. 1 00 SR. BOYS& GIRLS AT (R. Brintreil 419) DY (S. Mothers 248) KED(J. Darling 457) CO (B. MacDonald 3•79) ST Coughlin 336) CC D. Hunter 327) 5 76 0 22 5 85 O 20 5 58 0 69 THE COLLEENS TM (S, Fisher 651) TP (7, Hodgins 561) KK (J. Lewis 410) TB (W. Avery 456) ONTARIO U GOVERNMENT TRADE CRUSADE Dep,artrne-it of Economics and Develooment 85 100 123 71 When shopping for price and quality, Shop Canadian The first playoff totals are as follows: TM - 2511; TP - 2478; TB - 1972: KK - 1890. took over his new duties this week. Learning his golf in the Wind- sor area from pros such as Bill Fox Sr„ Ken has a vast know- ledge of the game and will be passing this on to club members,. In attacking his new position, Ken says. "We want to initiate a strong junior program. We will be approaching the public schools in the area to attract youngsters between the ages of 8 and 14," Junior activities will startSat- urday. May 6 and continue each Saturday until the end of June.. when the program will be extend- ed. to every day of the week. The new manager of the Aus- able also reports that, "we will be putting on a special drive to obtain more ladies in our club, Each female golfer will be en- titled to four tree golf lessons with her year's membership." Continuing, Freebairn says, "we hope to operate this sum- mer like a golf club, rather than ust a place to play golf, Freebairn, out of the RCAF since 1961, has been residing in Grand Bend, but will be mov- ing to the Exeter area late in June and hopes to attend London Teachers' College in the fall. While stationed at Centralia he was a top notch goal tender on the station's all star hockey team. MEN'S CONSOLATION CJE(E. V,'Illert 648) 6144 LA (G, Johnston 567) 6560 TR (C. Edwards 744) 7018 2x4.s(T. Webb 706) 6674 FA (G. Campbell 611) 6456 CA (R. Rowe 572) 6107 TE (R Weber 605) 6300 LADIES "A" LEAGUE MM (L, LE (D. PP (P. TR. (N. BB (D. HD (R. OE HG WC RO (M. (0. (A. (B, Pincombe 677) 2994 Dobson 691) 3019 Haugh 641) 3023 Meiltle 596) 2845 Finnen 602) 2905 Durand 645) 2697 CONSOLATION Ostland 639) 3088 Munroe 598) 2903 Hunter 494) 2510 Fa.hner 568) 2537 LADIES "B" LEAGUE JJ (D. Ellerington 559) 3063 LH (F. Rush 714) 3048 HA (V. Stagg 557) 3022 HH (G, Rader 597) 3011 MM (M. Brunzlov,- 508) 2794 EL (A. Appleton. D. Prance 484) 2751 CONSOLATION JS (D. Frayne 576) 2798 SP (5, Reid 508) 2786 AC (K, Hay 467) 2573 JE (A. Leask 492) 2545 MIXED LEAGUES RA (L. Moore 596) 7 23 UD (W, Glanville 517) 0 12 GU (T. Triebner 607) 6 13 HO (0. Brock 605) 1 3 BA (D. Lewis 625) 15 BL (L, Smith 590) 0 14 RR (H. Flaro 604) 5 12. YA (J. Glover 552) 14 TA (G, Mason 701) 21 HS (G. Campbell 584) 0 13 CH (J. Fuller 791) 5 15 VA (B, Greenacre 610) 2 8 CC (0, Couture '768) 0 17 GY 7 13 GI, (J. Glover '734) 7 22 ETO(R, Anderson 618) 0 5 BO (L, Little 662) '7 16 PP (L, Bell 636) 0 6 SH (B, Dobson 670) 5 20 118 (A, Zachar 609) 2 18 LADIES FRIDAY NITERS SW (18. McIver 424) 2 14 MB (1. Mothers 483) 3 15 NW (G, Gibson 543) 5 9 UN (0. Davis 431) 4 4 BANTAM GIRLS CA (L. Wedge 204) 5 60 RO (J, SimpsOn 160) 0 40 SP (K. Campbell 237) 5 65 CH (0, Obre 172) 0 67 OW (J, Davis 205) 5 48 LA (T, Litt 150) 0 35 Forest fire kills game, jobs, Men.