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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-09-19, Page 7Legion to., play * .h.o.miltp.n. club. The Exeter Legion softball team will see action. in #(4 exhibition ;Ole at Exeter V.P-MnittnItY Park, $4.444y; night, The ,Legion club 'reeeiYeti bye in Ave: tespe Agy9ffs, and will, Ile meeting Bank of Montreal club 40*. 'ffornfttPn, Rn an eight .o'clock epntest,. in .so attempt tg .stay in condition fer the 4)00, few* fib*, Area riders star in shove Local performers took most of the Prizes in the last open horse show of the season sponsored by the Exeter Saddle Club at Exeter community Park, Sunday afternoon. Barry Mousseau of Hensall was the tpp competitor taking first place in three events. Nancy Swartz was second in the prize list with two first place finishes to her credit. A total of 36 horses and 143 entries were judged by Mrs. Joan 'orison of Georgetown, Complete results of the afternoon activities are as follows: Western pleasure, Nancy ,Swartz, Ross Leonhart, Craig Black; stake race, Nelson Bilyea, Doug Mock, Jim Paisley; Junior equitation, horses, Nancy Swartz, Bob Parsons, Jack Darling; reining, Noel Dockrey, Terry Deeks, Jim Paisley; Junior equitation, pony, Gail Ecker, Trudy Johns, Danny TurveY. Novice, Barbara Parsons, Bradley Johns, Jeff Darling; Senior barrel, Barry Mousseau, Jim Paisley, Nelson Bilyea; Junior barrel, Maxine Bilyea, Doug Mock, Danny Turvey; senior flag, Barry Mousseau, Jim Rundle, Nelson Bilyea. Junior flag, Doug Mock, Alan Parsons, Janet . McDowell; Rescue race, Barry Mousseau, Jim Paisley, Bruce 'Ward; Trail class, Craig Black, -Wayne Preszcator, Tom Baker; Musical chairs, Terry Johns, Wayne Preszcator, Alan Parsons. Lawn bowling -- Continued from page 6 regular jitney for members of the local bowling club. Ince won two games and compiled a plus of 17 and aggregate of 27 to take top place. Ivan Hirtzel was close behind with the same number of wins and a plus of 14 and aggregate of 26. Verne Smith and Mrs. Len McKnight each won two games and compiled a plus of 11, but the former was awarded' third spot on the strength of a higher aggregate score of 30. 235.i422 •.*:4-::4 for The 104 Eiti %SID Vikt.litS at ibe irk your area Getting final instructions In addition to the usual ground rule discussions before a ball game, Sunday's OBA playoff game in Dashwood had a little extra in pre-game talk. Jim Inglis of Guelph, an OBA convener was in attendance and checked last minute details with both clubs and the umpires. Above, Inglis, centre is shown with umpires Bill Murphy and Murray Butcher, Bob Garvey and George Gates of Walsingham and coach Charlie Tiernan, manager Glenn. Webb and captain Pave Ratz of the Dashwood club. T-A photo, Two former residents die Enjoy panel at Clandeboye By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Funeral service was held Monday in Ridgeway for William Henry Gilmour, 65, formerly of Clandeboye. The son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmour (Ellen Dagg), he has a twin brother, Thomas Gilmour at Clandeboye who survives. He was married to the former Margaret Harrison who also survives. The couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary in June, Rev. Charles Stanger officiated at the funeral service at the Clendenning Funeral Home. Interment was in Ridgeway Memorial Cemetery. Other survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Alvin (Phyllis) Sider and Mrs. Eldon (Barbara) Knapp, both of Ridgeway; Mrs. Wilfred (Norma) Robinson, Sherkston; Mrs. Wray (Joanne) Nagel, Stevensville; Mrs. Sherwood (Helen) Reinhardt, Crystal Beach; four sons, William (Bud), Westbury, N.Y.; George and Guy, both of Monticello, N.Y.; and Lloyd, at home. MRS. MELVIN MEAD Mrs. Melvin (Minnie) Mead, 96, passed away Wednesday, September 11 at Mason Villa Hospital, London. Formerly of Clandeboye, the deceased was a widow and has no known survivors. • Funeral service was Friday at the Evans Funeral Home, London, with Rev. R. B. Cummings officiating. Interment was in St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye. CLANDEBOYE WI Members of Clandeboye Women's Institute held their September meeting at the home of Mrs. Norman Hardy. Mrs. Arnold Lewis presided. Mrs. Rea Neil read a letter received from the group's Italian foster child. The topic "Human Rights" was compiled by Mrs. O'Neil and given by Mrs. Hardy. A panel discussion followed. During the program, Mrs. Neil won the, contest about trees. Mrs, Eldon Hodgson won the hostess prize. Mrs. Norman Hardy and Mrs. Harold Hardy were hostesses for a social half hour. CLANDEBOYE UCW The United Church Women of Clandeboye met at the home of Mrs. Rupert Williams. President Mrs. Jim Donaldson was in charge. Harvest Home service is set for Thanksgiving Sunday, October 13. A bazaar will be held Saturday, October 26 at 2:30 p.m. The topic on Japan was completed. Next meeting the group will go on to the study book chapters on China. PERSONALS Miss Elizabeth Hill left Coach fetes Whalen team By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley' entertained Saturday evening the boys and their parents of Whalen ball team. Mr. Morley is the coach, The evening commenced with a ball game, Fathers vs boys with the fathers winning. The remainder of the evening was spent at the recreation centre playing progressive euchre. Mr. Morley was presented with a pen set during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Bullock and family visited. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pawliwi and family of Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown attended the Pedden-Finkbeiner wedding in Strathroy Saturday. Mrs. Paul Eagleson is visiting with relatives in Sarnia. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eagleson (Linda Pickering) who were married in Crediton United Church Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Preston of Amherstburg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDonald. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Miss Cheryl Weatcott and Miss Beverley Passmore spent the weekend in London. Mr. and Mm. Russell Morley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patterson of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunldn and Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Knight chivaried Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde on Friday evening on the occasion of their 20th wedding anniversary whiCh was September 11, They were presented with a gift. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cooling of London visited Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore, Mt. and Mrs. Alvin Schlock, Mr. and Mrs, Larry Sehieck -of Drayton were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart. Miss Sharon Passmore is attending London Teachers' College, Mr. and Mrs. Fred . • Cunningtoil of 'Centralia visited 'Sunday with Mr. and DAr. Howard Cunningtoli. Mr. and Mrs. Williarn Snow returned home last Week trona their honeymoon, ThrwAdvocatiif sotpeirbor )9-0, ;SS P&P)7 Mrs,, Robin Bryan, 14r, Mrs. Gerald: Aryan And. ,f,aoPy of Prospect If41. wete .T434.rs00. evening - ,posts of Mr k Mrs, Wm. Jones, held 1PH honor of Mrs, Jas, Bryan's birthday, Mr. & Mrs.. Wm. Jones, Carl,. Edwin .444 Donna were 4uncisly eVening, guests of Mrs. .X.,o4le. 49rIcSorst.,marys. Night Time Room Fee Monday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Tuesday Monday Thursday Wednesday Wednesday 7:30-9:30 7;$Q-0;30 7:30-9:3Q 7;30-9:30. 7:30-9:30 7:30-9:30 7:30-9:30 7:30-9:30 7;30.9:39 7:30-9:30 222 $5.00 224 5.00 222 5.00 222 5.00 222 5.00 224 5.00- 214 5.00 111 5.00 116 5.00 116 5.00 7:30-9:30 7:30.9:30 ence 7:30-9:30 7:30-9:30 7:30-9:30 7:00-10:00 7:00-10:00 7:00-10:00 7:00-10:00 7 :00-10:00 7:00-10:00 7:00-10:00 202 5.00' 201 10.00 104 5.00 Gym 5,00 Gym 5,00 95 15.00 96 10.00 93 10.00 99 10.00 97 10.00 94 10.00 98 10.00 Saturday with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hill for the University of Ottawa where Miss Hill will enroll in the Bachelor Science of Nursing course. Before coming home, Mr. and Mrs. Hill were entertained Monday, afternoon by Huron MP Robert McKinley. Lloyd Lynn suffered multiple injuries in an accident at his home Monday and was taken to .1 St. Joseph's Hospital by Jack Murdy. Three girls from the United Church, Cindy Donaldson, Brenda Scott and Janice Kestle, attended a picnic supper in Lucan Monday. Sunday evening guests with Mrs. J.H. Paton were Mr. & Mrs. William McSpadden, Wayne and Bonnie. Mrs. Florence Bissonnette and granddaughter, Miss Teresa Kelly, Flint, Michigan, visited Mrs. Russell Blake and Mrs. J.H. Paton a few days last week. Miss Nancy Kestle, London, enjoyed a trip to Banff, Jasper and Edmonton. Mrs. Emily Tomes spent a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Tomes and family, Centralia. PERSONALS Harold Nissen, Strathrby, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Beitans Visitors during the week with Frank Parkinson were Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Docking, Munroe, Mrs. Edith Shier, Thamesford, Mr. & Mrs. F. Squire and Miss Mabel McNaughton, Granton. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman visited with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Pullman, Staffa, Sunday. Miss Joan Hodgins is attending London Teachers' College this year. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kilpatrick and Susan, London, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. Thos Simpson Sr., London, Mr. & Mrs. Thos Simpson Jr., Owen Sound, MM. Nellie Moffat, Winnipeg, Mr. & Mrs. Milne Pullen and Mrs. Hugh Kirk, St. Marys, were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. & Mts. Alex Baillie. The gathering was to honour the 90th birthday of Mr. Baillie which will be on September 26. Our best wishes go to Alex on this mernorable occasion. Mrs. Arvid Beitans did a recital Saturday evening on the * occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Latvian society, London, at the K iWartis Recreation Centre for Sr. citizens. Mrs. Beitans is the soloist for Trinity United Church, London. Miss Barbara Hodgson, Dorchester, spent the weekend at her home here, Frank Parkinson and Glenn were dinner guests Sunday at noon at a family gathering at "Pine Crest Inn", St. Marys, on the occasion of the 86th birthday. of Mrs. Edith Shier, Thamesford, Mr, & Clark Rcillings, BrYanaton, Mr. & Mrs, Chas, R011ings and Mr. & Mrs. Harvey gs, Clandeboye, Were Sunday guests with Mr, & Mrs. Alton Neil and Donald, Sympathy o the community is extended to Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins and farrtily in their recent bereavernent of Mrs. -Mother, the late Mrs. Iiilsbn Grose, trstrdoit TWP, Mr, & Mr.S. Wm. Morley and tinnily visited Sunday With Mr, & Mrs. Art Hcidgina, ClarideboYe, By MRS. G. HOOPER Mr. 4 Mrs. GI4Owyn Hopper and Jeanette, Mr, 4. Mrs, Win. Jones attended the graduation Ceremony of WoOdStock General hospital School of Numing of the former's daughter, Veryl at New $t, Paul's Anglican Church, Woodstock, Wednesday. They also attended the graduation tea held in the school of nursing, In honour of Veryl's graduation, some 30 vests were entertained to dinner at DaltOrea Restaurant, Stratford, by Mr. & Mrs. G. Hooper. Veryl was the recipient of many lovely cards and gifts- After dinner ail were invited to Mr. & Mrs. G. Hopper's home where a social time was spent. Guests were present from Niagara Falls, London, Woodstock, Hensall, Granton, Belton, Rannoch and St. Marys. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Gladwin Langford of Dorchester, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Conway of Manchester, visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Kenneth Langford. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Thomson and Mary Lou were Sunday evening guests of Mr. & Mrs. Blair Fletcher of Exeter. Rev., & Mrs. J. Lindsay of Trenton, Mrs. Lottie Jones of St. Marys *ere Saturday guests of Mr. Sr Mrs. Jack Thomson. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vanexan and Lisa of Waterloo were . Sun day guests of Leonard Thacker and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Fetch and Marshall of London visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch of • Strathroy spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Grasby, Debbie and Linda of Keswick were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson. Dennis McCorquodale attended boy Cubs Jamboree at Mitchell Sunday, Blanchard people at .9.racluation Mr, & *4, .Jas, Bryan, Mr, .& Miss Sheltie Regier and Carolyn Hall of London spent the weekend with their parents. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Glavin Sunday were their son, Rev. Father Basil Glavin C.S.B. of Owen Sound and Bert Farmer of Exeter. , Paul Carey, London, and Donald Masse, Windsor, visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Carey. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Muegge of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dietrich and family. Visitors with Mrs. Frank Trainor and family Sunday were Richard Trainor and friend of Hamilton and Mr. & Mrs. Henry Wilflin and Bill of Preston. Mrs. Ada Dietrich and daughter Vera of West Lorne accompanied by relatives are enjoying a motor trip through the Western Provinces. Paul Dietrich, London, spent the weekend with his father, Joseph Dietrich. Misses Clare and Madeleine Glavin visited for the past week with relatives in St. Marys. _SOUTH HURON DISTRICT MOH: ..$.:CHOQL .EXETER, ONTARIO EVENING CLASSES The. South Huron District High School Hoard offers the. ,f91.1Owin9 evening .classes during the 1965.59 school year, 1, The classes will be given at South Huron District High, School. All classes will begin during the week of ..September 30, .190, 'Sessions are two or three hours in length and begin at 7 p.m. or 7:30 p-m- 2. Interested persons should call the school before Friday, Sept, 27, 1908 and register for the courses they wish. to take. The. telephone number- is '735-0080...Only those courses in which there is a sufficient number of registrations will be given. 3. A registration fee is payable at the first class. The fee is indicated .below, 4 The courses being offered, the times and the nights, and the fees are listed below. Course 1. Tailoring I Tailoring II 2. Intermediate Sewing II 3. Intermediate Sewing I 4. Beginners Sewing 5. Liquid Embroidery 6. Millinery 7, Conversational French 8, English, Grade 12 9, Technical Math. (Grade 11 & 12-4-STT) 10. Typing (Beginners or Advanced) Mon & Wed 11. Business Machine: Wednesday (Calculators, Duplicators, off-set, key punch etc.) Note: Registrants should have some typing experi 12. Oil Painting Thursday 13. Men's Physical Fitness Tuesday 14. Women's Physical Fitness Wednesday 15. Welding Wednesday 16. Drafting Thursday 17. Auto Mechanics Tuesday 18. Woodworking Tuesday 19. Electricity Thursday 20. Machine Shop Tuesday 21. Electronics Wednesday (practical: applied) Please clip this notice as a reference for room numbers etc. • georrA,64,1 pu 1.7 0% on everything .......•••••.•.. • ,iti • O cash you ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• buy OOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO O •. FROM ,• • • • -+4,J, , l • ath . ' : • DASHWOOD • ••• refund * in this store SIMPLY MAIL CASH TAPE NOTE: ONE 1 1 1 2 4 must Bold boxtop alAWIS5E) and Spic and Span boxtop MTV and Ivory Liquid label Enzo and (FROM TOP Comet pull-tabs oF cAN) and i Camay wrappers $5.00. See request slip for be dated no earlier than September 2, 1968, Site Wan ...- -- , , 8 01 m . , ,_, „..0 {LAmAyj 0 REGISTER *MAXIMUM WITH cash register tape REFUND complete details no later than October 12,1968 KING BOLD 959 SIZE 14 OZ. REG. SIZE COMET 4/88° BATH SIZE CAMAY '4/880 KING SIZE REG. GIANT REG, JOY MAXWELL 77 690 SIZE 550 61 10 cents off COFFEE 750 HOUSE 1 'LB BAG KRAFT CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES 8 OZ. 370 FOOD SAVER WAX PAPER REFILL ROLL 33 0 ROSE BRAND 15 OZ PICKLES 290 BREAD JAR & BUTTER KRAFT 7 OZ, PKG. MACARONI DINNER 4/630 MEATS COLD CUTS SCHNEIDERS Mix 'N Match 9 VARIETIES 4/ 6-oz, Vao pak Note: We Will be discontinuing E3laCk Diamond starrips,4s of Nov 30, 1968, We hope to serve you with lower prices in view Of our reduced Operating costs. DA81-1W00D EE 237,8408 T RE 8H11:tLEY AND rION