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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-08-22, Page 74.1 4 5 R4 "I, 51,1 ,11.Rfat One of hockey's greatest Visitors to the Hockey Hall of Fame located on the grounds of the Canadia.n National Exhibition in Toronto have a chance to see the hockey stars of the past. Above, is a picture of the plaque commemorating the late ',Babe" Siebert who was, a native of Zurich and started his hockey career with Exeter-Zurich Combines in 1922. Siebert went on to all-star fame with Montreal Maroons and Canadiens. T-A photo. Clandboye installed omen „enjoy ,m. gy. H. PATON loadies of The Ciandetioye We - MOWS. Institute spent Wedne04:Y evening 141,01100 enipylug Itlght. .out together, Four new lights were added to the island last weekend. The street lighting was. installed by the hyriro crew from 1,unan,. Mrs. David Kestie won hamper from. cisa,. monday, Mr. .encl. 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The children enjoyed riding the saddle horse owned by the .Logaris. while .the older folk spent the afternoon visiting .in the, .spacious garden fred Helm arid Mr. and Mrs. ,Toe Gamy and family spent Saturday in peterborough and attended the G4rey-memapus wedding. Baby Caroline daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony received Sacrament of Baptism last Sunday, Miss Cathy McKeever Is holi- daying with iler cousins in Tor- onto at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John McKeever. Miss Judy Ryan and brother George arrived home by plane from Winnipeg after a Pleasant two week stay with their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferguson. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Hogan and girls, Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Hogan, at the L4Sae home, The Oth.anneaiMgractrWOPP,I. oration .service at. iStr,. James .Anglicatt -Ohara ,cemetery Is Planned .for September 1. St, Ames Is now 1pfl: years op. ht out CAMPBELL REUNION Seventy - five relatives and friends of the Campbell family gathered at the Hay Township Pavilion for the fourth reunion Sunday. Jean and Linda Smith conducted the sports. Winners were Betty Lynn Koehler, Debbie Consitt, Michael Cronyn, Mark Cronyn, Joanne Cronyn, Kathy Campbell, Gary Koehler, David Smith, Janet Smith, Margaret Campbell, Brian Campbell, Joan Campbell, Mar- ilyn Smith, Jim Campbell, Lawrie Carter, Audrey Koehler, Ray Consitt, Gayle Cronyn, Bonnie Campbell, Sheila Smith, isa Campbell. Men with most hair on legs, SUIT SALE 10 DAYS ONLY 20% OFF Regularly priced at $79.50, $89.50 & $99.50 e xample - Reg. 99.50 with extra pants ON SALE $79.00 Don't forget our BARGAIN TABLE Everything goes at 1/2 Price This Week's Spe6a1 White Short-Sleeve Shirts W alper s Men's& lilayS' Wear EXETER Lawrie Carter; closest birthday, Elizabeth Campbell; lady with most jewelry, Maggie Campbell; lucky plate, Alice Campbell. 1969 President is G erald Campbell; secretary-treasurer, Mary Cronyn. It was decided to have the pic- nic at the same place the third Sunday of August in 1969. A minute of silence was held in memory of the late Roy Camp- bell. SHEPPARD REUNION The annual Sheppard reunion was held recently in Parkhill Memorial Park with a large at- tendance. After noon lunch a short busi- ness period was held with Presi- dent Mrs. David Holland and see- r etar y treasurer, Mrs. Art Thompson in charge. It Was decided to have the 1969 picnic the same day; date and place. Ray Morrison, St. Marys, and Mrs. Ron Paton, Kirkton, are the new officers. Sports were conducted by Mr. and Mrs. George Fraser and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard for the adults. Oldest person, Dave Sheppard, 89, youngest person, Grant Allen Hayter, Grand Bend; birthday nearest day, Mrs. Eric West- man; guessing peanuts in jar, Earl Holland, Blair; screen test, Mrs. Eileen Thompson; mystery box, RayMorrison; throwing rub- ber on weiner, Marlene Hayter and David Holland; hand shaking contest, David and Elsie Hol- land and Harry and Ruth Shep- pard; throwing water balloon, Grace Fraser. Other prize winners wereDun- can and Thelma McNaughton, Art and Eileen Thompson, Grace and . Gordon Fraser, Karen Paton, Carolyn Westman t Ian Morrison, Tommy Baird, Debbie Paton, Ste- phen Baird, Dennis Morrison, Cindy Paton, Eddie Westman, Susan Hayter, Lorri Baird, Da- Vid. Westman. Children's sports were con- ducted by, Ron and Joy Paton and Pauline and Ray Morrison. HODG1NS REUNION The sixth annual Hodgins re- union was held at Poplar Hill recently with approximately 60 in attendance. Winners of sports were Ran- dy Turner, Lori Hodgins, Daryl Hodgins, Ricky Hodgins, David Latta, Nathalie Scott, Joanne Lat- ta, Jim Latta, Mac Hodgins,Don- ald Latta, Bill Philips, Douglas If you destroy a free market, you dreate a black market. If you have 10,000 'regulations, you destroy all respect for law— Sir Winston Churchill NEED BALL PLAYERS? Latta, Marlene Turner, Lois Hodgins, Jim Hodgins, Joyce Hodgins, ,Lee Rowe, Jim Herr, Bob Latta, Joanne Hodgins, Jean Hodgins. Longest name, Mrs. Gertie Hodgins; number of candles in jar, Ricky Hodgins; prize for the oldest lady, Mrs. Dora Burney; oldest man, Alex Scott; youngest baby, Timmy Brown. New officers elected were: president, Artie Hodgins; sec- retary, Mrs. Della Jean Hod- gins; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Gar- field Latta, Mr. and Mrs. Nel- son Hodgins, Mrs. and Mrs. Ma- son Brown. The seventh Hodgins Reunion will be held July 27, 1969 at Poplar Hill. By MRS. G. HOOPER Debbie and Linda Grasby of Keswick spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sisson. Leonard Thacker, Linda, Cathy and Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vanexan and Lisa of Waterloo were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan of Brinsley. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang- ford spent the weekend at Port Elgin. Miss Patricia Miner of Thames Road returned home on Sunday after spending several weeks With Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Langford. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vanexan and Lisa of Waterloo spent the weekend with Mr. Leonard Thacker and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sisson and grandchildren Debbie and Linda Grasby were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petch of Strathroy and also attended the Humphries Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper and Jeanette spent the weekend with Miss Ruth G. Hooper of Niagara Falls. Jeanette remain- ed for the week. Mrs. Jack Thomson and Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson at tend ed training school at Mitchell on Monday and Tuesday for 4-H Club work. "Needlecraft" is the project for the fall term, Mrs. Lottie Jones of St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jones of London were Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Jones. Miss Donna Jones spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Jas. Bryan of Prospect Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Grant McCor- qtiodale and family attended Seventh Line cemetery decor- ation service on Sunday andWere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whitaker of Embro. Affecting most of :the area north of Gidley Street in the Town of .Exeter,, This interrOPtiOn IS necessary to connect new primary con- ductors, Your co-operation will tie appreciated,.. H, L. Davis Manager terP.44.blic.:1-Jtilities.COmmis. ion Notice of Hydro Interruption (weather .pPrinittin0 Sunday, August 25, 1968 6 aml, to 7 LIP.