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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-06-01, Page 18"CRAZY DAYS" SPECIALS: '58 MERCURY 4-Door, A88488 $160.00 '58 FORD 2-Door, E65487 $160.00 '59 FORD 2-Door, E88505 $160.00 '58 INTERNATIONAL PANEL, 55062V $160.00 WAGONS: '64 FORD Country Sedan (9 Pass.): VS automatic, P. S. and P. B. T., 8336X . .. $2060.00 '64 FORD Country Sedan (6 Pass.), 6 cyl. automatic, radio, 95346X $1760.00 '63 FALCON Station Bus (Second seat), C81208 $1260.00 CONVERTIBLES: '66 CHEVROLET Impala Convertible, V8 automatic, P. S., P. 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Price '64 METEOR SEDAN, E78621 . ... $1225.00 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS Ford, Foirlane, Falcon, Ford Trucks Phone 35.1640 Exeter 0- NOM' VOR .112YR MATEY Win $1 To $2,500 In The BA Money Game USED CAR '65 AUSTIN, 4 cylinder, tutone, excellent, E78446 '64 CORVAIR 700, radio, E78498 '63 AUSTIN Sedan, excellent, E83370 '62 PONTIAC 2-door, 6 cyl. automatic, radio, new paint, new tires, E78690 '62 GALAXIE, 6 cylinder, automatic, E80084 '58 VOLKSWAGEN, 971.720 FORD Sedan, automatic, radio, J90382 $195.00 FORD to be sold for towing and storage after 30 days. 1966 license 73968-H. COMING JUNE 15 -- 1962 PONTIAC Convertible, V8 auto- matic, radio. ,56 '54 =35 -Z32 ,2 sEny GE th is Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout the week. a*Asti:- ,.„ 67 a Thnes.Advocate, June 1, 1967 pig. 18 Dashwood loss of two SHDHS athletes honored mourns natives --Continued from page 13 Mary Prance; Sr. girls—Dara. Goodale, Jennifer Jackson. Crown, Bill Malone, Glen Miller, Mike Davis, Mike Hilts, Gord Bierling, Richard Shantz, Larry Willert, Glen Latour, Ron Amer- ongen. Leadership Camps in. July and August. Congratulations are due to all those who won awards. We begin exams in a few days. May I say "Bonne chance" to everyone. See you soon! III Health ? See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS pall bearers will be grandsons and grandsons-in-law. O.N.O. CLUB The GNO bridge club held their final meeting a the season Thursday May 25 at the home of Mrs. Hugh Boyle. Mrs. Lloyd Guenther won the prize for the highest total score of the season; Mrs. Lorne Genttner, was second high. Mrs. Stuart Wolfe won the prize for the highest score in one evening. OFFICIALS Girls--Beth Cook, Judy Rath, Dara Goodale, Jennifer Jackson, Susan Oesch, Sharon PaSSIT1Ore, Pat Bridges, Hendrika.Plantinga, Linda Mock, Karen Hunter, Ther- esa Hartman, Elaine Whitney, Jo-Anne Thiel, Barb Elliott, Linda Litt, Judy Estey, Heather Reid, Judy Woodrow, Gail Rich- ardson, Pam Ersman, Carolyn Thorne, Regis Crowdis, Janet Miller, Pat Garland, Penny Pres- zcator, Marg Geiger, Barb Man- ley, Joan Pepper, Sandra Dickey, Joyce Mayer, Lynn Page, Dar- lene parsons, Linda Mille r, Diane Smith. Boys—Leo Desjardine, John Knight, Doug Stade, Ron Durand, Dan Wilson, Gard Greenwood, Paul Drysdale, Len Hume, Mike Tieman, Steve Murley, Carl Zim- mer, Lewis Mitchell, Paul Rad- er, Brad Hamilton, Harold Ben- der, Rick Etherington, K e n Davidson, David Frayne, Phil Huntley, Dennis Ducharme, Bar- ry Baynham, Rick Gaiser, John Becker, Scott Jackson, Eugene Becker, John James, Peter Bis- back, Bob Moir, Dennis Hockey, Bob Read, Merle Idle, Jim Hof- fman, Bruce Forrest, Dunc Eth- erington, Bill Farquhar, Ron gruf4 eats TRACK CLUBS 25 Mile—Mike Davis, Scott Jackson, John James, Shane Mc- Kinnon, Dennis Duncan, Richard Schilbe, Eldon Bullock, Doug Coxon, Brian Finkbeiner, Ron Desjardine, Rick Weber, Brian Kemick, Mark Youngash, Bruce Simpson, John Becker, Kevin Lamport, Bradley Pryde, John Ducharme, Allan MacLean, Fred May, Bernard Kerrebroeck, Bob Sanders, Ihor Orenchuk, Robert Dietrich, Jim Morlock, Fred Elder, Dan Shoebottom, Michael Tieman, Brian Hodgins, John Knight, Norm Neilands, Steve Murley, Bob Parsons, Mike Barkley, Ron Durand, Paul Rader, Doug Finkbeiner. 6-Minute Mile—John Loader, Norm Neilands, Ron Ford, Gor- don Jones, Jim Hayter, Eldon Bullock, Jim Morlock, Leo Des- jardine, Ken Davidson, LenRim- mer, Doug Finkbeiner, Vic Ful- cher, Dennis Bierling, Bill Hux- table, Al Weiberg. Guelph with relatives. Mrs. Louis Wolfe of Clifford returned home with them and is visiting with her daughter and family, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Oestreicher. Dedicate organ at Saintsbury Mrs. Tom Kooy, organist at St. Patrick's Anglican Church, Saintsbury tries out the new organ dedicated at the anniversary service, Sunday. The organ was donated by William Lambourne, London, in memory of his mother, a former member of the congregation. Mr. Lambourne is shown on the left with the Rev. S. Bell and the church wardens, Bill Johnson and Hugh Davis. T-A photo PERSONALS Huron County Library Board visited Dashwood Library last Tuesday. Remember the Library is open Tuesday from 4-5 p.m.; Saturday 3-5 and 7-9p.m, with free reading for all. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Heaves of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs. Bertha Hayter. Tuesday, June 6 the regular Women's Institute meeting will be held when Mr. Ron Heimrich, principal of Stephen Central School will be guest speaker, All members are urged to be out. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Penhale and Mrs. Amelia Willert spent Sun- day at Goderich with Mr. & Mrs. Milton Willert and Patricia at- tending anniversary services at North Street United Church and the opening ceremony at the Alex- ander and Marine General Hos- pital. Mrs. Carl Oestreicher spent Sunday at Kitchener where she assisted at a trousseau tea for a cousin; Mrs. Art Haugh accom- panied her and spent the day at By MRS. ERVIN RADER DASITWOOD Mrs. Laura Donehay, 86, of Chicago, the former Laura Goetz, born and raised in Dashwood, passed away in Chicago, Wed. May 24. She is survived by one son John; one sister, Ida of Chicago; three brothers, Leslie and Gor- don of Chicago; Arthur of Melfort, Sask; two grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Burial was in Exeter cemetery, Saturday May 27. Rev. D. S. Warren officiating. The T. Harry Hoffman funeral home was in charge. HENRY HOFFMAN Henry Hoffman, 91, of Huron- view, Clinton and formerly of Dashwood, passed away at Clin- ton Hospital Monday M a y 29 where he had been for a week. He operated the stage between Dash- wood, Grand Bend, and Exeter for 45 years before retiring. His wife, the former Margaret Stacey died in 1960. Surviving are one son Harry, Dashwood; three daughters, Mrs. Norman (Myrta) Evans, Rich- mond Hill; Mrs. Mervyn (Alice) Tiernan and Mrs. Kenneth (Ger- trude) McCrae, both of Dashwood, ten grandchildren and ten great- grandchildren. He was a member of Dashwood Evangelical UB church. The funeral will be Thursday at 2:30 p.m. from the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home with Rev. Merrill James in charge. Burial will be made in Exeter cemetery. INTRAMURAL LETTERS Girls—Jennifer Jackson. Boys—Larry Skinner, Gary Flaxbard, Ron Youngash, Fred Simmons, Tom McCann, Eldon Bullock. ATHLETIC DIRECTORATE Blue House—Ron Youngash, Leo Desjardine, Wendy Neil, Chris Tuckey; Green House— Bud Desjardine, Jim Hayter, Brenda Dinney, Gwen Finkbeiner; Yellow House—Dennis Duch- arme, Lawrence Brown, Darlene Snell, Judy Estey; White House— Han Zeehuisen„rohn Godbolt, Carol Foster, Linda Litt. 1966 Volkswagen 1500 SEDAN E77212 1965 Volkswagen 1200 DELUXE COACH E80276 1964 Volkswagen 1200 DELUXE COACH E31085 Dedicate church organ at Saintsbury services 1962 Volkswagen 1200 DELUXE COACH E77310 London and Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Stanley were Monday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Misses Nancy and Mar yl ou Tindall attended a birthday party for Paul Abbott, Lucan, Saturday evening at the home of his par- ents, Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott. 1961 Chevrolet BELAIR COACH 6 CYL., AUT., RADIO E78977 Family honor Kirkton grad Ings, Mr. Albert Nichols and Mr. Bill Lambourne, London, with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. Mr. & Mrs. Jack McAllister, Centralia, with Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston, Cen- tralia, with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis. They were joined later by Miss Wendy Elston and Mr. David Elston. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall. Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Elston and Mr. Frank Smyth, Centralia, Mr. Harold Hunter , Mrs. Richard Dickins, Exeter, Mr. Gote Wen- nerstrom with Mr. & Mrs,Heber Davis. By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON Mr. and Mrs. Jack Switzer and Barbara attended University of Waterloo Convocation on Fri- day, at which time their son Ray received his Bachelor of Math- ematics degree. Sunday dinner guests at their home in honor of Ray's gradu- ation were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steffin and Dinnette of Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Marshall and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Switzer and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis. Hunter- Duvar Sons Ltd. Exeter 235 1100 SPECIAL AWARDS Intramural Track Champs— Jr. girls Carol Gascho; Int. girls, Joan Campbell; Sr. girls, Dara Goodale. Jr. boys, Ron Janke; Int. boys, John Loader; Sr. boys, Al Youngash. Intramural Floor Hockey Trophy—Jr., Yellow, David Mar- shall; Int., Blue, Ron Durand; Sr., White, Brad Hamilton. Intramural Wrestling Trophy— Green House, Bud Desjardine. Sr. Boys Track Champion Trophy-- Al Youngash. Outstanding Sr. Football play- er Award--Bud Desjardine. Outstanding Intramural Ath- letes, Girl, Cathy McCarthy; boy, Gord Greenwood. Interschool House Trophy—to House with greatest number of Interschool Competitors - Yellow House. House Trophy—to House with greatest number of points for Intramural and Interschool Ath- letics - Blue House. SHDHS Outstanding Athletes for 1966-67—Girl, Brenda Din- ney; Boy, Bud Desjardine, Carol Lynn Shapton and Jim Hayter have been chosen to re- present SHDHS at the Ontario Close Lucan minor hockey year The minor hockey program in Lucan sponsored by Branch 540 of the Royal Canadian Legion came to an official close Saturday with a banquet and awards night at the Legion Hall. Shown above chatting together are some of the officials and guests. From left, Pat Crudge, Legion president and hockey chairman, Harvey Langford, Mr. Hockey of Lucan, Stan Stokes of London, OMHA president, Pit Martin of the Chicago Black Hawks who was the guest speaker, Ernie Charrette of Molson's and Bill Smith, immediate past president of the Legion and a faithful hockey supporter. Engel photo WINEKTEMENATONVOMMIMMORMINSTIbi:. • ' %Tv .7•• ;' LUCAN DISTRICT NEWS .Ari<MM:,,Xami aPireePM e*# MW: N.. a'antattaigaNON mour..4azan, Three record Resident marks 90th birthday PERSONALS Wednesday evening the ladies of the congregation met in the Parish Hall to plan the June Blossom tea and bake sale and bazaar for June 7, at 2 pm. Mrs. Jim Barker was hostess for the meeting and served refreshments following the business meeting and quilting. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Fred- die and Patti visited Mrs.Dobbs' father, Mr. H. S. McLean of Tees- water recently. Mr. Dobbs re- turned home and the others re- mained for a few day's holidays. Friday evening they visited Mr. & Mrs. Bob Mogk and John, Guelph and attended the Guelph General Hospital Alumni "Home coming". Mr. & M cs. Bill Johnson and boys visited friends in Pt. Huron following the service at St. Pat- rick's Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Garrett, anniversaries A triple celebration was held at Tyrone Farm for May 24th wedding anniversaries. It was Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crozier's 26th, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mueller's (Waterford) 11th and Mr. and Mrs. David Maynard's (London) 2nd. Miss Rosemary Vance of Byron was a guest. On the even- ing of the 24th Mr. and Mrs. Maynard entertained Mr. a nd Mrs. Crozier and family. Plan contest for posters By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY The congregation of St. Pat- rick's Church, Saintsbury, ob- served their 106th anniversary Sunday, May 28. Rev. S. Bell was in charge of the service, which included the dedication of an electric organ, which followed the reading of the petition by the wardens Messrs Bill Johnson and Hugh Davis. The organ was given to the church by Mr. Bill Lambourne, London, in memory of his moth- er, the late Mrs. Sarah Ann Lambourne, a former member of St. Patrick's Church. Mr. Lam- bourne was also soloist for the service taking as his solo "Un- til Then". Rev. Bell welcomed the con- gregation and visitors and spoke of his experience years ago in Ireland when he visited "Lucan". He took as his text the first verse of Psalm 102. He said he had been reading the history of this community and found it interesting and spoke of the work carried on by the faithful each year and then mul- tiply that by 106, to realize the extent of good both now and in the past to the community. Mrs. Tom Kooy was at the or- gan. Visitors for the service in- cluded: Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Weiberg and family with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Greenlee with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy. Mr. Simpson, Clandeboye, Mr. & Mrs. A. Sinclair, Mrs. Ada VIEW PICS The May meeting of St. Paul's Church Woman's Auxiliary was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Knox, St. Mary's with 15 present. Mrs. Wm Schaefer presided. Following the business of the meeting Mrs. Norman Amos showed colored pictures of their trip to Los Vegas, Honolulu and San Francisco. Lunch was served by Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. Wm Schaefer and hostess. Mrs. E. J. McLean, formerly of Lucan, a patient at Parkwood Hospital, London, reached her four score and ten birthday Saturday, May 27. She is most grateful to the many relatives and friends who remembered her with letters, cards and flowers. Her son Art and Mrs. McLean entertained 20 members of the family from Toronto, Tweed and Windsor to honor the occasion. UNIT MEETING At the Evening UCW unit meet- ing last Tuesday, Mrs. Emerson Stanley was in charge of the worship service and Mrs. Rob- ert Coughlin showed pictures of her family trip to California. LUCAN DAY It was Lucan day at St. Jos- ephs' Hospital last Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Haskett, Mrs. H. S. Stanley and Mrs. Tom Weller, all of Lucan, underwent surgery, and are making satisfactory re- covery. Mrs. Cecil Robb, who is con- vener of Education for the local branch of the Cancer Society, presented information to the school principals, Mr. Berdan of Biddulph Central and Mr. Mal- oney of St. Patrick's, regarding the poster contest sponsored by the Ontario Division for grades 7 and 8. The subject matter can be on disease, cancer, treat- ment or research etc. The closing date of entries is October 31, 1967. Mrs. Robb is very gratified with the re- sponse to the same, which is about '75 entries. Kits to assist each child will be given. It is expected the posters entered will be display- ed at local fairs, libraries, The Mall, London. Worthwhile awards will be given. Proper name for the ordinary house cat is "Domestic Short- hair." Smith, Graham Robinson, Mur- ray Insley, Ron Morrison, Brian Denham, Paul Parkinson, Gordon Robson, Robert Marshall, Robbie Morley, Arthur Jansson, Robert Strahan, Danny Jaques, Bryan Amos, Barry Hodge, Steve Hazel- wood, Ricky Scott and Doug Arthur. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack R ound ell and family of Caistorville. St. Paul's Anglican Church An- niversary service will be held Sunday, June 4 at 11 am with Rev. Carson of Forest as guest speaker. Those attending the PerthDis- trict Camporee held at Monkton on the holiday weekend were leaders: Bob Marshall, Jim Hazelwood and Jerry Blain. 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