HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-10-09, Page 2FIELD HOCKEY AT SOUTH HURON — Attempts to form the first girls' field hockey team at South
Huron have been quite successful with many students turning out for practices. Coach Miss Loretta
Siegner is shown above demonstrating a proper swing. The girls are, back, from left, Joyce Ferguson,
Ruth Ann Peariso, Susan Wooden, Karen Rodd, Gwen Mills, Debbie Crown and Cheryl Sweet. Front,
Nancy Braid, Debbie McBride, D'Arcine McCart, Carol Ann Desjardine, Jamie Kneale and Mary Ellen
Gingerich. T-A photo
IN CHARGE OF USBOR NE'S CHOIR — In recent elections students at Usborne Central school voted to
name heads of various organizations. Shown above are members of the choir council, from left, Eleanor
Johns, Joan Kerslake and Roger Dougall. T-A photo.
Hail damage
Many permits for roofing
KEEP THEM
OUT OF WORK
These men are members of the Exeter Volunteer Fire Brigade and
won't mind a bit if they don't have any duties to perform. They
stand ready to serve you at any time, but naturally hope you never
have to call on them. You won't have to if you conduct regular fire
prevention projects in your home, farm or place of business. If you
eliminate fire hazards, you can eliminate the necessity of calling on
the firemen to come to your place to quench flames that destroy
your belongings . . . or even worse destroy you or a member of your
family.
YOU CAN PREVENT FIRES
START NOW DURING FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
This message sponsored by Exeter Council on behalf of the Exeter firemen
Designing and Shading
WITH
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CAMEO
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For Cameo Tube Painting
WILL BE HELD AT
South Huron District High School
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
Doris Westman
PHONE 229-6608
Registration and Classes Will Begin Oct, 16
(from 8;00 to 10:00) in Room 1 10.
Women CAN beat
Cancer!
YOU can beat cancer
by participating in
Woman to
Woman
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Plan TODAY to attend the
PANEL SHOW and ENTERTAINMENT
At C.F.B. CLINTON RECREATION CENTRE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28th at 8:00 p.m.
Program by Sisters of St. Joseph Concert Band
South Huron District High School
EVENING
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MONDAY NIGHT
Auto Mechanics
Electronics
English Grade 13
Intermediate 2 sewing
Typing
Tailoring 1
Physical fitness-women
TUESDAY NIGHT
Physical fitness — men Woodworking
Intermediate 1 Sewing History Grade 13
Electricity
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Geography Grade 13
Beginners Sewing Welding
THURSDAY NIGHT
Art
Conversational French
Tailoring 2
Shorthand
Bookkeeping
Farm Mechanics
Please Call School 235-0880
for further information
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By GORDON MORLEY
Miss. Jackie Lewis has begun
her nursing course at Stratford,
Perth Huron Nursing School.
Ruth-Ann Minderlein of
Centralia was Sunday guest of
Mr, & Mrs. Douglas Lewis and
family,
A shower was held Friday
evening in St. Mary's Anglican
Church for Miss Marion Rowe,
bride-elect prior to her marriage
October 12 to Jim Consitt.
Olden times in this
community are recalled when
Harry Martin drives his hackney
horse and buggy,
U.C.W.
The October meeting of the
U.C.W. was held at the home of
Mrs. Jack. Trevithick, Mrs.
Norman Lewis opened the
meeting with prayer,
Scripture was read by Mrs.
Earl Lewis. A poem was read by
Mrs. Jack Trevithick,
Mrs. Earl Morley gave an
interesting account of the first
ten years from time the W.M.S.
was organized in 1926 in the
Brinsley United Church.
Mrs. Pickering closed with
prayer.
Mrs. Wm. Fenton, president,
presided over the business. Roll
call was answered by 14
members.
It was decided to pay $10 to
Arthritis Society.
' Lunch was served by Group
1 ladies,
building; Harold Gunn, to
replace sign at Traquair
Hardware; Donald Lee, to build
a partition for a basement rec
room at 156 Andrew North;
William Balsdon, to construct an
enclosed porch at 431 Albert;
Donald Rooth, to erect a carport
at 357 Carling; Herman Dettmer,
to shingle roof and remove front
porch at 303 Carling; Art Gaiser,
to renovate apartment at 465
Dam project
— Continued from front page
The work is now underway
and will cost about $2,000.
The department and the
engineers told council they
would not be held responsible
for complaints regarding any
other laneway entrances.
Later in the meeting a
discussion was held in regard to
attending the annual Good
Roads convention.
Councillor Helen Jermyn
indicated she may attend. She
told council she didn't want to
go last year because she didn't
know much about the work,
being a new member of council.
Mrs. Jermyn suggested she
was better informed this year,
but added that engineers now
have her thoroughly confused.
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
Mr. & Mrs. Orville Davies and
family, Guelph, Mr. & Mrs. Allan
Watt, London, were Sunday
guests with Mr. & Mrs, McLeod
Mills.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins
attended the Funk dealers corn
banquet at Seven Dwarfs,
London, Wednesday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman and
Ron visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Quart, Mitchell, Sunday.
Marti-Cox, St. Marys, was a
Saturday overnite guest with her
friend, Sue Anne Squire.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins
visited in London Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kilpatrick.
Several ladies from the
community attended a shower
for Monica O'Shea, bride-elect
Tuesday evening at St. Patrick's
School,"Lucan.
Frank Parkinson and Glenn
attended a birthday party in
honor of Miss Adelaide
Parkinson's 93rd birthday in St.
Marys, Friday afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs, Grafton Squire,
Sue Ann and Paul were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Mac
Baron, St. Marys.
Mrs. Wm. Morley attended
Womens Institute District Rally
held at Dungannon United
Church, Monday.
Grafton &ike attended the
Shrinerss rail Ceremonial at
Chatham Saturday.
On tractors, horse sense
should equal horsepower.
Page 2
Times-Advocate, October Y, 1969
Brin.sley girl starts
course in Stratford
The damage caused by hail
which accompanied the
. devastating rain of July 24 is
evident in the number of permits
being issued to Exeter residents
to shingle roofs.
Over a dozen permits for this
work were approved by council
Monday. Several have previously
been passed.
One roofing contractor
estimated that the hail took five
years off the average life of a
roof.
House shingling permits
approved were as follows: Russ
Broderick, 315 Andrew; Ward
Hem, Huron; P. Plantinga, Main;
Viola Hennessey, William;
Dalton Skinner, Edward; John
Wright, Waterloo; William Snell,
James; Gregus Construction,
three permits.
Other permits were: Dave
Cross, 62 Hillcrest, house siding;
Alvin Pym, 161 Huron, house
siding; Gregus Construction, to
enclose carport of Mrs. Susan
Link, Marlboro; The Exeter
Times-Advocate, to build a
storm entrance at rear of